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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
CITY COURT CASES
Various Matters Disposed Of by Judge
Finger This Morning

John Fletcher If 2I7 West street, who
was arrested Nv Detective Mahoney for
larceny, was held under $500 bail for the
Court of General Sessions. after a hearing
IN the City Court today Fletcher was
charged with larceny Of clothing, the
property Of T. Hcrster Fletcher IS al-
legged to have pawncd the clothes
Charles Davis, charged with larceny
was held for the Juvenile Court az he Is
only III years old
Raymond Hollis. colored, charged with
assault and battery on Mable Morris.
also colorod was fined s25 and costs
j Walter Hicks, cnlorcd, was fined s.
for playing crap
Clarence Boder, who wax arrested
Saturday afternoon for operating an auto
mobile without m OPERATOR license, vas
discharged rs he produced before the
court his license, which was issued before
his arrest.
Francis HanIey was held under 5000
peace bond He was charged with breach
of the peace.
John sayers and Joseph F. Bradley.
charged With disorderlv conduct at
Ninth and West streets, were eao fined
So
Richard Hand charged Wit larceny,
WAS Heil uHuftF SJoD Dali lOT tAi3l Ao-
morrow.
Joseph Molevick was held under $500
bail for trial next Thursday at the request
of his attorney. He IS charged with breach
of the peace
William Tiller. colored. was fined s.
for trespassIng on property Of the Penn
sylvania railroad
Andrew August. charged with assault
and battery and also disord rly conduct,
was fined $40 The charge Of assault and
battery being dropped, he pleaded guilty
on the disorderly conduct charge
William Bailey. colored, charged with
dlsnrderly conduct IN saloon at Fifth
and Spruce streets, was fined S5.
Edward Fuller charged with larceny,
was held under $500 bad for trial 10
morrow.
Joseph Simpson, charged with begging,
was fined $40
Cherries Williams, who said ''he and
his wife we're getting along ike twu
pigeons" last Wednesday, when ne was
charged with assault and battery was
before the court again this morning. He
was arrested last Tuesday and was sen
fenced to three months in the workhouse
IN default OF $500 peace bond. On
Thursday he was again in court and tins
time he was charged with non-support.
He was SD in arrears then. He was gwen
four days to produce this money, but was
unable to do so, rs he viii not be paid BY
the firm hc was employed by until next
Saturday Owing to this fact, his case
was continued until next Monday He
was held however, under bail amounting
to $500
Charles Hill, colored, who is paying a
support order OF 81 80 Tor year and a
half old child, was ordered TO pay an
Samuel Faulles, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was fined So
William Davis. colored who IS charged
with assault and battery on Milton VII
kinson, also colored. at Eighth and
Jefferson streets. was fined $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
]. A. WILDER HERE.
Noted World Traveller VIII Address
Scout Meeting Tonight.

The second session of tho Scoutlcader's
School will be held tonight under the
direction az Scout Executives Frank A.
Grecnhawk Of Tie Wilmington Council.
Boy Scouts of America, in the lecture
roonfe4of the u NJ G. A., NJ $ o'clock
The program is arranged for practical
work in scouting ard to aid tho prospective
leaders ono of the very biggest mon in
the scout work in this country Will be
present to speak on the 'lncliuations Of
the Bow and "Sca Scouting. subjects
with which he IS acquainted and III fact
founder of James A. Wilder has very
interesting personal history and a very
active history IN Scouting since 1910.
He was born in Honolulu, I'll. l., third
son Of the Hon 81 q. Wilder, Prime
Minister 10 King kalakaua. of the la
waiian Islands, and founder of the Wilder
Steamship Line His mother was the
daughter Of Doctor e. T. Judd, another
White Crown-oficer Minister of Foreign
Affairs for twenty Years and was the
first white glr borr in Hawaii. The
foundation of ms eaIiy training aS = scout
was from his tutor kawika Hauhanel
and his nephew Puka-puha1, VINO is now
a pastor Of ono Of the big churches Of
Hawaii. at Wailau MIR Wilder first
saw America in the year 1876, Centennial
NeaT when he came 70 California 10 at
tend the Belmont School He attended
classes at Harvard 1SS9-Q3. Law School
1885 Headed several large expeditions
in the far East, Japan and China 1850
Borneo Expedition 1897, Brunei Expedi-
ton 1897, Yokohama TO Guam then
PonaDe. Southwest Pacifcl 1S97-9S.
Married in 1899 and toured the world
with his bride
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
SENT TO BALTIMORE.
Norris and Miller Absolved From the
Lacey Murder Here.

Lacey Murder Here.
Harry Norris of Aiarshallton and Walter
Miller Of this city, who were arrested
last week by the detectives, and question
ed as to their knowledge Of the murder Of
Howard NJ Lacey viii be sent TO Balti-
more this afternoon, where they are want
ed on the charge Of larceny. Both men
are said to have been talking to taxi
drivers at French street station last week
about Lacey which aroused suspicion.
When the detectives were about ready TO
make the arrest Norris escaped and was
not arrested until day later When
arrested Norris admitted to the detectives
that he had murdered a girl in PhIladel-
phia and was entenccd TO serve twenty
years in the Eastern penitentiaTy. lie
served nine years of this sentence and
was paroled for good behavior.
1t is well established fact that both
men had used Lacey's taxi number Of
times and that they left Wilmington the
day following his murder, and they went
to Baltimore where it is charged that they
stole handbag from n young girl.
They have satisfied the local authorities
that they did not commit the murder and
they viii be turned over to the Baltimore
police, where they viii face the charge OF
larceny.
The detectives are putting forth I'M
tiring efforts to locate the person who
committed the murder Of the young taxi
driver, who was killed on New Years
night in his machine while out with a
fare, on Edge Moor road near Shellpot,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
NUMEROUS BILLS
INTRODUCED IN
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Arrangements Being Ma de TO AT
tend Dinner to be Given by
Chamber of Commerce.
SUFFRAGISTS ARE ON HAND
special Dispatch From stan Correspondent

special Dispatch From stan Correspondent
state House, Dover, Jan 20
Miss Mabel Vernon Of Wilmington
came u Dover today rs representative
oi the sutIragists Both branches OF thc
Legislature met punctually today
Representative llanratty was absent,
being seriously i'll with pneumonia at ms
home IN Clayton Senators Bennett
and Curmlcy and Representatives Lyons
and Nc\ahh Wcrc appointed committee
to confer with the Wilmington Chamber
ul Commerce concerning date Tor the
dinner t. hc gwen hy the Chamber 10
the Legislators
The House unanimously adopted u
senate concurrent resolution directing
IL, state treasurer 10 GIVE the Legislature
on February ~ 90 ~aenrr certain iu'"rma-
ton concerning th, revenue derived from
tho state income IN
senator Renuett mtrducrd hill add
ms constable - the Office force ~ me
recover 81 aN ud county treasurer
ier ~us~pN count
~,u.tor ale, introduced Till rcquruns
the collector ID st}ic me- ne iaN 20 eiNe
haui
Representative lrors introduced a
I II increasing fIam 81 1uO tn 1000 pcr
um8u thu -aaf, 81 GO ~t,nosrar her
!. he C.ult Sd Chang,r, also hill
tns. .em. li.m 80 pof month q 5000 rrr
ara..m az ~alau 81 tI, h.uIl- ~ thc
rall. nj \,V .th count, aud Pra-
telue that the nurhcr l.tN -lCu
d be loss than iiN
Is pu~rutltl,e OULlal ntrG rcd e
l increasing trau ~> N03 tl ~l1 40
auoant that uN d, rf & mmuI.l
lgl ,ha puhhr ..uoi- - Nov 'a~'l,
i@euo~rutttlN, al introduced lHl
.'ioemg -tatc consolidated school dl-
tit " $50 di'lun IS r'~ p"r'l i
1, .it state dNl4 ior tine pa-t ,,haoi
Nraf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
HUNGARY NAMES CABINET.
Socialists Accept Three Portfolios on
Presidents New SfaH
4 Press % Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Berene, Jan. 2O.-The Socialists in
Hungary, according to telegram from
the hungarian press bureau, have decided
to enter cabinet headed by Former
Minister Of Justice Berinkey in which
they will collaborate with the non-socialist
parties. The socialists, it is added, would
receive the portfolios OF war, interior and
public instruction.
Another telegram from Budapest saws
that Count harolyi, the President Of the
Hungarian republic, has entrusted NJ.
Berinkey with the formation of a minis
try and that the following cabinet has
been named:
Premier and Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Minister Of Justice and Minister
Nationality, NJ. Rerinkey; Interior Nj
Macy; tinance, Nj. Szende; CONNER e.
NJ. German; War, NJ Boehn; Agriculture
M. Buza; Provisioning, Nj. BaIoghy;
Social assistance, Nj. Peida; Minis ter
without portfolios NJ Vasz, Stephen
Szabo, III. krajna and Nj. kunnssy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
YANkS GUARD COBLENZ POLLS.
Women Voted for First Time and Were
Candidates.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY AssoclaIed FFsss 70 EVaFy EVUhIHs
Coblenz, Sunday, Jan. l9-Fhe ex-
treme radicals are believed TO have found
little support today among the German
voters III the American zone OF occupation.
Early reports tonight indicate that the
delegates elected to the national assembly
were from the more conservative groups.
The American troops were on the alert
throughout the area Of occupation, pre-
pared to suppress any disorder, but none
was reported
The only unusual feature Of the voting
was the participation OF the women. The
Centrist and German democratic parties
each had woman among its candidates.
The Centrist candidate was Maria
Schmidt, we'll known IN church circles,
while the German Democrats had nomi-
mated DIR. Lima Fischer Eckert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
GROUP FINED.
Acc. OF 1rcspa ,sing on Property Of
Eden Park Gardens

ls Down Andrew DpUueV MIN
ult S. Iltt aua .e--U Williams Who werr
arrested last l4t u.gHt rs Detectives
E9H. and kcui-k taf trc -fa-~luE uu
tl property II Eden arf Gtrdcu, were
h.l tuel - hi c1-t- tli- morning bv
DepufV Judr. lucel lch, IDouol
" 81. ut. held a- i matcrIal witness. was
discharged Ee~~t, Williams NLo elamr.d
~ te n ne1r- 0il ua- /. ..d uuipT $500
bal laf fut talr d acnera Sessions
~uc charged MN Violation % ihc agr
q. ru4-eut aN .#tir,W D0Nuey was
Hcld i. i wljno-- under 500 1AIi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
y Associated Press 70 Every evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Chicago. Jan. 2O.-Hogs, receipts.
II 900; market strong to l0c high,.
than Saturdays average Bulk ot Sale.
I7.5Oal7.9O butchers, l765alS0O; light
I7O0a17 65; packing, l6.6Oal7 go; throa
outs 1600al6.50; pigs, good 70 chv,c,
l3.25al5.25.
Cattle, receipts, $4,000; good ..
choice steers, steady; other butcher
stock and feeders slow to lower, ils.
steady. Beef cattle; good, choice lao
prime, l6.50a20.00: common and medium
9.75al6.50; butcher stock, COWS ai
heifers, 735al4.50. Gamers and cuttcr-.
6.60a7 80. Stockers and feeders, good.
choice and fancy, l0.5Oal4OO; imcuo
common and medium, : S0OalO.5U. Net
calves, good and choice. l5.5Oal60U
Sheep, receipts, 81 900; choice ainh
strong; other classes opening Stead,
Lambs, choice and prime, l6.6Oal6.75.
medium and good, l5.00al6.60i rul,
lI.50al3.75; ewes, choice and prln..
l0.50al0.S5; medium. and good, 925~-
1850; culls, 5.00a775.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
IELAUAE WOMEN
FIGHT SUFFRAGE
Anls Appeal 10 Legislators 70
Let Their Sex Remain
Non Partisan
>p,. Ell Dispatch al.t,, T,,n.na

>lsa Dispatch .a lte., L,,n!ne
stto Lot.>t l'n,. l4u 20 \
,aur ien against gs.ntus Suffrage to
uou.eu. lcAau lo,aN Nhcn thc
lnr.u 81, i. le lce.- aturr rc-
ctNel from Ms NlarN Wilson
Thompson, president n tile larla-
ware Association oppa~cd to NoM.n
suffrage, copIc> 81 thc following lcttor
During the present session If The
general assembly, Nou VII tt asked -
vote upon lin obi, ndm,nt II thc coustIlu-
tIon III DoaNar, gran-lrg suffrage 10
women w wish to a,ili~, ,uU that Il Is
Is uot dcslrcd d, tte women 81 lcla-
ware. lut lN small MINORITY, ~ prov ,d
lN aur recent ,anNa~ wlen u Wa> found
thaf - 80 vnrrn over tn,ntN N-u,sr
were opposed te Stiff ~ and l..1o
wousn r iaNui
'>Utliall,t. -to ur tie hailnt aS
means to NIu NF ~ncc ic v..r
has teen ven vHleuf fIc voiter vote.
tleN a~A lor Il t,p fd tat vtr Wurh
"a sch do yo4 Ni-t fu rcu. rI the
mnotu. 81 d Esa-t1
lt ccrtaH ttal ttc ~ut'lACI,fs,
laNt .elf tl luft sons d, WaI tiHu -u'i~H-
li>t~ h III estt .lII .t rf u other,
vh,>s -an vas Ia lto fn2 worked 'num
merue TN mgit ever pat,i.tic
5rlNe to Win ttr
~ q nr ..r.e fa IN, rc.l
latra' would Is ID nv II. ior any
scrfle,s
~he iriehr rcuder te u4f,rl tu
VouH lnd1 ~ H I'll i.f power IT,
achieve ttl- cul
Nc - u9i tecafa 'raE is 3 ~
uar4 ec rceata ta- - ezra buIocu
viIrh We augt1 unf 81 r. >k.d o. bear
Ne ft,i that fhc interests ~ Hou
thd women Hfc identical. Woman ~utt-
r#e. aN unnecessary Gufhr'l.r .n
,tfotuul> Gste. S, 81 eNptr-e an. IN Tie
f~.fIsa @ rccon- tu.fli lauEtruu,
q. .etl4tni
r -serrt tI.r ,eu low Us
- ,usu u,a-n.ftlal frtea iut the
le- Interests ~ ~. i1nt Ud ~tst,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
HUNS BLAME UpRISINGS
ON RUSSIAN ROLSHEvIkI
BY Associated Press To Every Evening

Berne, Jan 20-The German govern
ment has sent note To the Russian
Bolshcvlk government protesting against
the support given the Spartacnns by the
BolshevilSi. The German government
declares it has "irrcfutable proofs" of
the attitude of the Bolsheviki and say
the revolutionists who intended 'to over
come the German people" were paid with
money officially supplied by the Russian
authorities.
Russian official representatives in Ger
many. IT is said took an active part in
the revolutionary movement
The note says that the German govern
ment viii take vigorous measures against
the Russians who aided the insurgents
and who are still supporting them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
CONVICT NEGRO ON
GAMING CHARGE
Harry Kane Rented Room 10
Poker Players Witnesses
Testify.

Convicted by a jury Of keeping a
gaming table, Harvey Kane, Negro, was
sentenced TO pay fine Of $50 and the
costs Of the case, or to serve three months
imprisonment, by Judge IIelsei in Court
of General Sessions this morning In IFS
verdict the jury recommended him to
the mercy of the court.
Kane il was 8 own, rented a room at
700 West Second street, 20 number of
men TO be used. IL was testified, for play
ing poker. He contended that he Ind no
knowledge that there was gambling in
the room
Kane was represented by Philip T..
Garrett
Trial Of Salvatore Martinez charged
with keeping or exhibiting a gaming table
Mt 2l5 West Second street, began today
The attorney-gcncral said that the state
would show that MARTINEZ kept q rcsiau-
rant on the first floor, and allowed the
room overhead To be used for gambling
The place was frcquented by Spanlafds
he said. who played u onte, ~ which II
was possible to lose large sums quickly
Edwario Mas Verde testified that he
had palnbled in the place the night of
December ~ and that there were about
20 other men present who were PLAYING
IBt atIl IAiAf tiiiGS uHEtf nun ~ litdF
and that MARTINEZ owned the tables lie
said he lost $40
Charles Cornpeli testified that he had
lost more than $50 in the place on De-
ccmbcr - He did not see Maritime re-
ceive my money for the table, he said
Two other Witnesses testified that they
had gambcd at Mortinez's : place
Detective Sergeant Green SAID that on
the night of December II, accompanied
by squad of detectives, he raided the
place, but found the upstairs room de
serted H., SAID that shoertly after .
O'Clock the restaurant WIS empty, but
that when he followed . man inside he
found IS men there. and no one in the
room upstairs The State rested is case
here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
straiehten out EntaiIed Property.

A petition filed by Attorney for Mrs.
Anna ! Hodgeman, IN Superior Court to-
day. asking fora continuance to show why
mortgage on property owned by Mrs
Hodgemon should not be marked salts
fed was granted The mortgage was given
by John Sorad IN 1874 to the Union Loan
Association and the payment was never
recorded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
NEW GERMAN ASSEMBLY.
Majority Socialists in the Lead Says
Party.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Berlin Jan 20 Richard Fischer. ScGre-
tary u the Majority Socialist party IN
Berlin. shortly after midnight this morn
ing estimated that ia the election to the
national assembly majority socialists
would nave between 40 and 80 per cent
Of the votes, the Independent Socialists
FIVE, the Centrists, 30, and the German
Democrats from rs to 20 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
SAYS PACKERS ARE GUILTLESS.
Stock Yards Head Denies Price Control
Conspiracy.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washingtom Jan. 20. William Ma
gviny, President Of the St Paul Union
Stock Yards, testifying today before the
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
AT hearings on bill for government con
troll Of packing houses, denied that packers
had conspired to control prices, and
declared government Intervention would
cause more harm than good.
He said only disgruntied employees Of
the packers had been permitted to testify
at the Federal trade commissions in
vestigation conducted by Francis j.
Heney, and that such evidence was
worthless.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
WILL SON BENDING
Continued from page |

BY this plan it is apparently purposed
TO nternationalze the guardianship of
smaller natio S, with the idea that there
shall be no domination over them by one
nation.
President Wilson himself, has a rea-
sonably complete plan for the formation
of the League of Nations 1t may also
be stated that he highly regards many
features of the plan presented by General
Smuts. and is working in close harmony
with Nj. Bourgeois and Lord Robert
Cecil.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
j. S. STEEL At NEW LOW
POINT ON EXCHANGE
Downward Movement of Stock
Market Continues; Prices Brace
But Drop Again.
~ Associated Press . Every Everlnr

By Associated Press - Every Evening
New York Wall street Jan -D
Oils were the only prominent ISSUE. .'
show comparative strength AZ 'ha .rerinE
of todays stock market, nther .ee'ie'.
rejecting a continuance of a-t trrs
selling movement.
Pressure was most apparent III irrr
preferred a. q loss Of two points .nstrta
Smelling, Consolidated Gas and
Rubber losing q point cach
IT. s. Steel broke tract lOnaliy ard--
new low record for the movement nr
other industrials, equipments snd -ne-
cialties gave way under rnnderare f-
ferings.
Rails were irregular but losses "
branch 0f the stock list were reiatIynlv
nominal.
MARKET REACTS ~ NOON.
Noon-The failure 81 rails to ue
favorable response 10 prospects oi -t rr
freight rates constituted the dlsapp, ntiug
feature Of the morning. Among 4-4--
trials and other prominent stocks, now
ever, losses were generally checked shire
pings alone extending their losses eNccpj-
ing Pacific mail. which gained pom.
Equipments, especially American -l.
Republic Iron and Baldwin L0comuttye-
were decidedly firm, Mexican Petroleum
made an actual advance of a points.
Texas Company two and Hide aut
1 Leather preferred 3. Part OI this la-
vantage was cancelled at noon, wien , .
/ ;. Steel again became reactlve.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
Discuss Centenary Movement.

Evangelist Brown, who IS conducting
revival at Epworth Nj. L. Church, adj
dressed the Methodist Ministers Assocla-
ton meeting this morning. Following
his address, the members engaged in
discussion of the centenary movement,
working out new plans for pushing the
campaign in their churches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
DELEGATE CITES WIRZ CASE
A. PUNISHMENT PRECEDENT
!, A..nclntcd - tn E,erv Eveninc

~ As>ocatcd Press 10 Every Evening
Paris. Dan 70 Leon Bourgeois, former
Premier and trcrch authority on the
IcarIc III Nations, ii statement to the
NarI cites ~ a precedent for the punish
mrnt - Germans d an degrees convicted
~ violation II the laws Of war the case of
HG r. Vr7 who was tried by court
aarial ard cxccutrd after tho Civil War
fur crlclti,> suffered By northern prisoners
j thc camp hc commanded at Anderson
l,l, Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kohlbecker and
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Harbert wish to ex-
press their thanks and appreciation for
the many beautiful floral offerings sent
and for the kind services rendered them
during their recent bereavement.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
Brazil Election Set for April Is.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Jan. 20. Ambassador
Morgan 1T Rio de Janeiro, notified the
State Department today that a decree
had been issued fixing April Is, as the
date for the election Of a successor 70 the
late President-eleet Alves Of Brazil
The dispatch also said Joao Ribelro d
Ohveira Z. Sousa, director Of the BancC
Mercantil had been appointed % succee'
Amaro Cavalcante Us Minister ot Finance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
THE RoCHANIBEAU AT HALIFAX.
French Liner With 883 Americans
Sfnns For Coal
Press to Every evening

BY Associatcd Press TO Every Evening
Halifax, Jan. 20-1'he French liner
Rochambeau which reported by wireless
that she would put into this port to re-
plenish her coal supply, arrived here to-
day with 8S3 American troops rs passen-
gers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
Berlin Nuns Cast Ballots

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Amsterdam, Jan % Somewhat Of
a sensation was caused in Berlin Sunday,
according 10 q dispatch to the IIandclsbad
when the Nuns from the Catholic Iyccun
IN Iindcnstrasso marched Il The polling
booths IN a group
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
Thanks the Firamer

desire to thank the firemen Tor their
good work yesterday in protecting ms
property, the Hotel Mullin. They did
splendid work and | want them to know
it is appreciated Thomas NJ Mullin.-
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
To prn,e ChlId.. pcnth.

Tho coroner Wi. uold ur inquest INTO
the rau-e u death b rue kif patrick
chlid particulars ol WhIen are noted
C.-t.W here at 80 this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
SCRAPS OF ELECTION
Continued from pago I

ministers who will be chosen by the Presi-
dent Of the Reichstag The government
must have the confidence of the public
deputies and shall be responsible TO the
Reichstag.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
Orthopedie Clinic Wednesday

The regular bi-monthly Orthopedic
clinic Of the Delaware hospital will be
held on Wednesday, at , o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
SPARTACANS RENEW RIOTS;
TRY TO DESTROY BALLOTS

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
London, Jan 20 Rioting occurred
in Berlin during last night after the
Spartacans had attempted to destroy
the ballot boxes used in Sundays cleo
tIon, according TO an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Copenhagcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20

Berlin, Sunday, Jan. lo.-rhe mn
icipal government of Greater Berlin
has protestd to the Ebert Cabinet against
the proposal to convene the national
assembly elsewhere than in Berlin.
Opposition 10 Berlin rs the seat of
the assembly is said To emenate chiefly
from south German sources which, IN
view of recent occurrences at the capital,
fear for the fate Of the new republic
if the assembly meets here
The Spartacans were repulsed every
whore. Fighting tool, place. il is reported,
in Wilhelmstrassc and lIedeinannstrasse
and at the lIallesche Tor
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
TWO

Detroit. Mimi. Oct. s.-Ben Mes
helm of Brainard. Mimi, and his son
Howard, aged s. died last night of in
juries received when the Nesheim au