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Evening journal., 1919-10-07
FARMERS OBJECT
TO TRESPASSERS
Levy Court Names Special
Constable to Break Up IL
legal Practice
CHEMICAL co. GETS
DEPUTY SHERIFF


Farmers OF Chrlstians hundred ere
annoyed by trespassers who cross their
lands with dog and gun. destroying
property and taking fruit and nuts
Joseph Marvel sent a communication
to Levy Court today asking the sp-
p0intment OF Robert Webster. who
lives on the Laird farm on Banning
road as a deputy sheriff, that ne may
stop the trespassing. The request was
granted, Mr.. Marvel and Othe, prop
erty owners OF that neighborhood bear
Ing the expense. Mr.. Marvel said men
come out from Wilmington and cross
the lands Of William Wlnder Laird.
William dupont. Charles G. Rupert and
his own. and then trespass on lands
beyond
The Levy Court accepted the invi-
tstion OF Colonel Jervey. United states
engineer TO go on the harbor inspec-
ton trip with city officials on Octo-
Der 10.
The petition OF Samuel 4. Garvey.
chief OF the special police OF the Ma
tional Aniline and Chemical Go. OF Mar
Gus Hook, for deputy sheriffs for that
plant. was granted. The men appointed
are A. L. Richardson. Thomas Hennes-
sey. Ell Rayburn. Joseph De Night. !.
Kerrick OF Naaman's. !. Shaw, j. Pax
son OF Claymont Michael Finn, VIII
mington.
The sum OF si29 was received from
the trustees OF the poor TIRE bond OF
Norman II. Downs as constable for
Red Lion was approved.
The court voted TO accept the Glas-
gow-COoch road and TO pay the con-
tractor Alfred H. Mcdowell. St2. .J23.Si
The cOurtapproyed the sublettlng by
stewart and DonOhue OF work on the
Taylor's bridge road TO !. j. Holllngs-
worth.
Bids viii be asked for grading and
placing OF new concrete cutters on
Lore avenue from the trolley line TO
the river road.
Bids were opened as follows for the
construction OF three bridges In Apo
quinimink hundred
4 bridge along The Maryland line:
Scott and Schwatka, S221050, complete
in % working days; Newton Bridge
Company. $1,000. in 90 days.
Caldwelrs bridge Scott and Schwatka.
81. .s96.3i. in % days; Newton Bridge
Company. s2532 in 10 days.
Bridge at Gibbs Scott and Schwatka,
50 .Oi550 in IS days; Newton Bridge
Company. S3.2i6, In 90 days.
The bids were referred TO the com
mltlee OF the whole and the county en-
sineer.
The court adjourned until afternoon
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
TRAVELLERS AID
OFFERS service
Will Assist Chamber of Com
merce In Demonstration
Sale Week"
HOPE TO MAKE
CITY TRADE CENTER

That the Travellers Aid Branch OF the
Wilmington Community Service is a
real asset TO this city was demon
strated yesterday when Mrs Marie n.
Haughcy. director offered the services
OF her department TO The Chamber of
Commerce for any assistance which 10
properly could give in connection with
the reception and direction OF visitors
to Wilmington during the coming
Demonstration sale Week, October
% 10 IS.
The Mercantile Section Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, through which the
details Of the campaign TO develop this
city as the logical trade center for The
peninsula and surrounding territory are
being arranged. were gratefully inn
pressed with Mrs. Haughey's offer. The
impressions which strangers receive
and carry home with them, regarding
any city they visit. are mainly gained
from the reception they receive when
they arrive, and it is realized by The
general committee that there are ire
mendOus possibilities for the advance
ment OF Wilmington in the opinion OF
visitors from lhc Peninsula. in the CO.
operative activity of ihe Travellers Aid.
Particularly is Ibis true IN view N
the fact that This organization is in
tercsicd In he mercantile life OF Viii
minglon solely in lis relation 10 the
development OF the community as a
whole. 10 has nothing 10 gain through
its cooperation. except the satisfac-
lion OF the knowledge that % has
helped 10 make visitors feel al home,
and that it has opened It's storehouse
Of courteous Information 10 an COM
ers. thus making visitors feel that
there is always at their command a
courteous, active organization whose
sole reason for existence is that IL may
be able TO help others ind their way
TO either business or pleasure by The
most expeditions channel. and TO safe
guard the interests OF the unfortunate.
10 is this sort OF cooperation in COM
munity advancement which has re-
nected great credit upon the service.
and been Of much practical benefit 10
Wilmingion's development.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
AUTO FATALITY
HEARD BY JURY
Stigliamo Charged With
Manslaughter After Death
of Clark
RUN DOWN WHILE
REPAIRING CAR

Before Chief Justice Pennewlll and
Judges Conrad and Heisel and a Jury
In Court OF oyer and rermlner, Frank
stlgllano was placed on trial this morn
ing on a charge OF manslaughler. lie
Is alleged 10 have caused the death OF
William CLARK by running him down
In his automobile on state road near
Mlnquadale Home, on August 2i.
James Salisbury Is counsel for Stig-
llano. and Deputy Attornies General
Green and Speakman are conducting ihe
prosecution.
Clarence Lemon testified that Clark
was riding with him In his machine
when they stopped near Minquadal0
Home 10 repair Nat tire
CLARK stood alongside The machine
when Stlgliano, driving, he said al
about 80 miles an hour ran him down.
10 was windy night and thick dust
nlled The air. he said Lemon stated
that CLARK was carried about forty feet
by the automobile.
Mrs. Marie Lemon and Anna Wright
gave similar testimony
CLARK died In a hospital four days
after the accident.
The trial was in progress when a re-
cess was taken by the court until
O'Clock this afternoon
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
MAY sign WHARF
CONTRACT TODAY
If Detail Is Closed Work On
Project Will Be Started
At Once
ALREADY DREDGE
OPPOSITE SITE

u Is likely that the contract FOR IN.
construction OF the Municipal wharf at
Front and Church streets viii be
signed some time this afternoon. This
win mean mat the work viii commence
Immediately.
At The meeting Of the Board Of Hlrbor
Commissioners thls morning, 90 vas
learned that an was IN readiness for
the signing Of the contract and that
representative OF me commission
would 90 10 Philadelphia 90 secure the
signature of B l.. TAYLOR. president Of
the Arundel Corporation. which concern
has the contract Mr. TAYLOR has been
ill In bed with piomaine poisonong FOR
several days. but has recovered sum-
c.cntly today 10 sign lhe contract Aflcr
the signature ~ Mr. Taylor Is Affixed.
Mayor Taylor will also sign
The commissioners learned this
morning That The dredgo Minquas. of
the L. s. Engineering Department. has
been lying opposite the site of the
proposed wharf deepening the cham
mel. Bad conditions were reported. the
mud being clayey and difficult 10
handle
10 was also learned today that two
New York firms. among the largest In
the country. are very much Interested
in Wilmlngions proposed harbor Inn
proyemcnts. and have assured the
commissioners that they will bid on
any now work that is proposed from
now on
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
SELL EQUI' MENT OF
DOLE NJ. INE SHOP

Tho real estate ia plant buildings
OF me dupont Poole Engineering Shops
az West Front and Thorn streets, Of
which the tools and equipment were
disposed Of yesterday al auction, will
also be placed on the market for sale.
The Poole shops are widely known and
ne plant location is considered one OF
.hc best in this vicinity. 10 WITS for
nerly the j. Morton Poole Company.
he shop being established before the
,vil war Il has about 200 feet on the
Christiana river, about is5 feet on the
railroad tracks and has a depth Of
about 500 feet In all there are about
5000 square feet OF floor space in the
build ngs.
The results OF the sale Of equip
nent which were sold at auction yes
erday are now being tabulated The
shops were taken over by the duPonls
turing the war. Iron implements en-
bracing 72i articles. from shoyels up
to a thirty-lon steam power swinging
lib crane were sold at nominal prices,
often not exceeding the price OF junk
10 the few bidders.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
PROMOTE DUPONT
COMPANY OFFICIALS
Major K. K. V. Casey, L. P.
Mahony and S. B. Wood
bridge Advanced
ALL ARE APPOINTED
DIRECTORS OF SALES


A number Of promotions have been
made among the executives in the
sales department OF the dupont Com
pany
L. p. Mahony. formerly manager OF
the Columbus, Ohio, composite ONCE
has been appointed director Of eXplo-
sives sales.
Major X. X. v Casey has been made
director Of the military sales division
i'm which is included what was former
Is the sporting powder division and
now known as The shotgun powder
section.
:. B. Woodbridge has been made di-
rector OF sales Of the lithopone' dry
colors and pigment division.
Mr.. AIahony entered the cOmpany's
service as a clerk, February >, 1893.
Eighteen years later, on February T.,
tgi3. he was appointed as assistant di-
rector of explosives sales. lie con-
timed i'm this position until June 4.
1918. when he became manager Of the
composite office 40 Columbus, Ohio,
where he rsmaincd until his recent
promotion.
Major Casey came with The compny
January iG. 1905. entering the rifle
smokeless division, which was then a
part OF the commercial sales depart
ment. In 1907 the rifle smOkeless di-
vision was transferred 10 the spokeless
powder operating departments and in
1911 10 the military sales department.
Major Casey was made manager OF the
riiie smOkeless division, In April 1914.
he was active i'm The great work con-
iucied by the military sales department,
inder the leadership Of Colonel Edmund
:. Buckner. and specialized m rifle
smokeless and special articles OF war
'1re.
Mr. Woodbridge was prominently
identified with Harrison Brothers and
Company, OF Philadelphia, for ten years
prior 20 the taking over bf that con-
Germ by the dupont Company. lie
Joined the Harrison forces in 1907, as
assistant 10 the General sales manager
lie was afterwards salesman for the
company in railroad and industrial
work. In 1916 he became sales man
aver for the Beckt0n Chemical Com
pany. manufacturers Of lithOpOne, and
was with this organization, which was
allied with the HarrisOns, at the time
both Of them were taken over by the
dupont Company. lie has been assist
ant director OF sales in the acids. heavy
chemicals. lithopone dry colors and
pigment division until recently pro-
NOTED tO his new office.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
DISPUTE FIVE-JENT
THEORY OF MITTEN
Ability to Garry Riders at
That Rate Denied BY
Transit Chiefs
ZONE" FARES
ARE DEFENDED


ATLANTIC CITY. Oct 7.-Ph.ladel-
phia Rapid Transits ability TO carry
passengers at a nickel and escape bank
ruptcy, or at least grave fiscal silua-
ton" Is the large ny in the ointment
~ 5000 electric railway managers gath
rring here 10 discuss the desperate
situation" confronting the traction lines
NJ the nation IN the ihirty-eighth an
nual convention Of the American Elec-
lric Railway Association. which launch
cd lts preliminary session on the NIL
lion Dollar Pier yesterday
There are some indications that
Thomas f. Mitten, president Of p. r. r.,
would not receive anything more than a
perfunctory welcome. II he should come
here. after the disconcerting statements
he made in his written testimony sub
mitled 10 the federal probe commits
sion which is probing the electric rail-
way crisis In Washington.
But Philadelphia docs not have a
0ve-cent fare. an authority In the
councils Of The national organization OF
The traction interests said today "Os-
icnsibly. Philadelphia riders arc car
rled for a ii1ney, but. in fact as was
shown by the rebuttal testimony of
President Mortimer. Of the North Amer
lean Company. before the federal
probers. the returns from transers net
The p. n. T. a flve-and-one fare. amount
ing TO a six-cent rale.'
10 is virtually certain the "philadel-
phia situation will figure largely I'm
The discussion OF zones and zone fares
before the national association here on
Thursday.
There were indications today that the
trolley mems national body will make
the light Of which the Public Service
Railway is now the storm centre I'm
Camden. Trenton. Newark and other
Jersey cities, their nght In the first
convention held In nearly three years.
Today II was said on the authority
or propagandists OF the National Asso-
ciation that The Jersey zone system is
theoretically the most perfect method
OF solving the problem OF the urban
and interurban lines that ever has been
devised. II II can be justified through
The IRE OF practical application IN Jer-
sey' Il VIII be adopted generally
throughout the country as fast as prac-
ticable.
There is nothing Ike 70 in The
world the experts here. assert. at
three cents for the FIRST mile and two
cents FOR each additional mile il pro
vides the cheapest trolley transporla-
tlon for short-distance riders In anv
part Of the universe.
Most OF the present so-called zone
systems elsewhere are area systems
operated upon the Nat rate Of five cents
for urban limits and two cents for each
additional mile Travelled. In England
and on the continent OF Europe. the
zone system Is the only system known.
They charge by stages. having no such
thing az a nat rate"
The Jersey zone system has been
worked out upon a scientific scale. Il
IS based on the theory that the cost
OF Transporting riders should be two
elements, the standby or terminal
charge OF keeping the line IN readiness
TO serve and the additional cost for dis
tsnce Travelled"
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
SIMS, BENSON ARE
DENIED FULL RANK

WASHINGTON. Oct T. United Press
The senate naval affairs committee
voted today against conferrlng the
permanent rank OF admiral on Admiral
W. $. Sims and Rear ADMIRAL ". s.
Benson. Instead. tho committee amend
ed The bin that recently passed the
House 10 have li provided Tor three vice
admlrals al an active salary OF $1,000
a year and retired pay Of $1,000 This
amendment was forced as a comprom-
lse by Senators who refused 10 grant
the rank Of full Admiral TO Benson and
Sims unless Rear Admiral Mayo was
included. Al three would be given
The rank of vice admiral under the Dill
as changed
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
Won DER C0LIZ, HUN,
JOINS RUSSIAN ARMY

COPENHAGEN. Oct. :. United Press.
Field Marshal Won Der Goltz and his
stan have joined the Russian forces IN
the Baltic provinces. it was reported
today In o dispatch from Berlin, which
quoted advlces from Russian sources.
Field Marshal Won Der Goliz and his
men have been operating IN the Baltic
states for the past six month. Origin
ally sent there by the German govern
meni. Won Der Goltz refused TO return
and in a statement last week. declared
his presence Nyas necessary to combat
B0lsheyism.
In answering the Allies demand that
the German forces I'm the Baltic region
be Withdrawn, Germany declared Won
Der Goltz was operating Independently
OF any authority from the Berlin gov
ernmeni.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07

were again beard at their special re
quest
After due deliber9iion YOUR commits.
sion arrived at tho following conclu-
sion. the Rev Thomas Kerr a member
request. excused from voting
That the request OF tho petitioners
m The Elkon church Co Presbyiery.
that this body call a congregational
meeting Of the ElktOn church for the
election OF elders be granted. and the
following notice was directed 10 be
sent 10 the p9sior and clerk OF tho
session OF The Eikton church
Sep %. 1919.
Dear Brethren. The executive COM
mission. appointed by the Presbytery
of New Castle 10 consider and take -
iion upon Your petition asking that q
congregational meeting be called for
The purpose Of clecilnF ruling elders
grants your petition. and hereby calls
a congregational meeting n The Elk-
ton Presbyterian Church. 10 be held In
said church on Wednesday evening,
October g. 1919, at o'clock for the
purpose Of clecilng ruling elders. II
the way be clear
The Rcv Charles Bohner Is appointed
TO moderate said meeting
The pastor OF the Elklon church. the
Rev. John McElmoylc. ID. D.. Is directed
90 read. or TO have read. this notice Of
The commissions action at the services
FOR public worship IN the Elkton
church on Sabbaihs. September 2s and
october ., next
Furthermore. The Commission re-
speclfully urge every officer and mem
bcr OF the Elklon church 10 receive this
decision in the spirit Of meekness and
love In which 10 is directed, and to "let
an bitterness and wrath and anger
and Glamour and evil speaking. be put
away from YOU. with all malice: and
be so Kind one 10 another. tenderhealed,
f0rgivine one another. even as God for
Chrisls sake hath forgiven you"
BY order OF the Executive Commits
sion OF lhe Presbytery Of New Castle.
L. FRANKLIN SMILEY.
Clerk.
The date OF me meeting was later
changed by the commission 10 Thurs
day. October .. 1919
By unanimous vote the commission
did mol deem d wise 10 publish and
distribute The testimony taken before
the Investigating Committee. All OF
which IS respectfully submitted
By order OF the Executive Commits
sion.
L. FRANKLIN SMILEY.
Clerk
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
THEsE HORSES NOT ABusED.

According 10 James y olive. assist
mt 1esial agent OF the Society for Tie
Prevention Of Cruelty 60 An.mals. tie
.on:pl6inis made Of ihe insufficient
'et5i-s OF horses at The Whining; m
ssnltuy Company are groglilcs-. lia
',und sfter an investigation. .Ic VII
nsse report 90 this sfre 4; 10 City
.oob-1 on Thursday nigJL The com
pls.na had been made by councihncn
nat norses taken 20 lls c,;npary's
piant - be killed were being gwen iE-
~rl~eHR food.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
OFFICER DENIED
HE CURSED AUTOIST

Harold F. Lang was dismissed by
Deputy Judge Finger. I'm Municipal
Court this morning. on charge OF vio-
latng the traffic rules.
Lang claimed that Onlcer Devenney
cursed him. but this the officer denied.
The court. in dlsmissing the case, re-
marked that IL appeared that the alleged
violation was not wilful. and cautioned
all officers TO be careful Of the language
they use in making arrests.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
usnEns, UNION ENTERTAIN

The Ushers' Union Of Union NJ. Z.
Church held dinner last night at
which returned soldiers and sailors
were guests OF honor.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
COMMUNITY SING TONIGHT.

The community sing VIII be held IN
the High School auditorium at 8
o'clock tonight with Harry Barnhart as
leader. Everybody Is welcome. whether
they come 10 sing or only TO listen.
mas concerts will be made tonight.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
DElTm on MRs. FOTHERCILL.

Mrs Rachael NJ Fothergill, widow of
Henry Foiherglll. died at The age Of 50
years. yesterday. She was daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Asa foiher-
gill. Her funeral VIII be held tomor-
row afternoon. from The home OF her
niece. Mrs. Emory BrlitIngham, No. biz
East Tenth street, with intermeni pri-
Vatc
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
BROWN APOLOGIES
TO JUDGE FINGER

Apologlzlng TO the court for his dis
courteous manner in court when given
a hearing on Saturday morning on
charge Of non-support. John Brown was
dismissed by Deputy Judge Finger. In
Municipal Court this morning. on
charge OF contempt The temporary or
der Of s25 a week for the support OF his
family was increased 10 s30.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
BABY IN CAUFTIEL TAMILY.

Chalmers y. Clulllel. real est5it
broker. ~ Eleventh and Tainail Streets.
and Mrs Caunlel are receiving CON
gratulallons on The birth of a daush
ter born early this morning Both
mother and baby are doing nicely
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
AccusEn on LARCENY.

Katie Tilghman a Negress. was dis
missed by Deputy Judge Finger. In Niu-
nicipal Court this morning on a charge
~ larceny of 81 from Raymond King
Negro. she ~as accused % picking up
the money dropped by King
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
ECnnEs FOR MIkANIANs

The Kiwsnis Club will hear echoes
of the Baltimore convention at its
luncheon tomorrow, and Guy Ford will
pull off roll-call stunt
Evening journal., 1919-10-07
Is PREACHERS BRIDE.

Miss Ethel Miller and the Rev. Charles
G. Dixon were married last evening by
the Rev. r. p. Corbin, pastor Of Mt.
Bethel Baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1919-10-07

L. FRANKLIN SMILEY.
Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12
CHAMPIONSHIP"
GAME HERE TODAY
Leaders i'm State Coltcrc League Will
Play Game AT boulevard Field at
-Four O'clock Today.

What rs classed as probably the
most important college game that has
been played this season. and what viii
practically decide the winner of the
pionship In the Eastern Virginia
intercollegiate Athletic association
VIII be played this afternoon at the
hour of four at Boulevard field be-
tween baseball teams representing the
William and Mary and the Randolph
Macon colleges.
Ihls is game scheduled to be
played in William sburg last Wednes-
DAY, but because of inclement weather
conditions 1t Was postponed to he
played here, and should Rand olph
Macon win, II Viii place them in the
lead in such position that ii will be
impossible for any other team to
catch up.
An additional feature Of the game
Viii be the fact that the two best
t~irlers of the Mason will be rivals
for the mound Eonors of the dav.
scott for he Ashland lads, and Settle
for his Indian teammates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12
Instructed Not to Sign.

Pekin. MAY io--Defiuite instruc-
tons 70 the Chinese peace delegation
at Paris not TO sigr the peace treaty
with Germany because il transfers
Germany's former rights in shan
ting 5apaU, were rCnt by tho
Chinese foreign offiAa today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12
Beta Kun ON Ton

COPENHAGEN Max a. Rels Kun,
me Hungarian Rolshovist foreign
minister IS still master If Budapest
SAYS despatch from that city late
today the KGmauiars have not en-
tered Rudapest hut they stand at The
gates ol he eapitai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12
LAST MATCH OF
SEASON TONIGHT

The wrestling match - b. held to
niSht IN tho gynenaaium ~ the Central
Athletic association. between Joe Tur-
Aer. Of Washington. the present holder
of the worlds cham pionship in tho
n,iddleweicht class. and GRADY Smith,
more commonly known av ''Xe3Se. viii
be the last match 10 be held here this
season
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12

which are you Eoin' to do7 ask
ed Meandering Mike, work on,
fight"
I'm goin' TO start in answered
Flooding Pete. by workth' a little.
Dat always makes me feel like fight
WA shinGton Star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12

Garden reported Yesterday from
Carap Lee. who're he was recentlS dis
charged several moro PLAYERS are
expected - arrive rs+rist- am cid tlme
and Dohsoo chances II WINNIE t'5fft
games will increase several per efhthH
Per dayum Anv games postponed ~
Ihia stage Of HE r8eo VIII get no'hi I,
hut chort'es fro" INC Con- Ntot - J,
nc tf,no f13a 5isete ecf for tho riaNeff
arrives. thc Coils ~ tl1 IN all probahl
inv, hc a much stronger club han
they are toaaE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12

Virginia League.
Standing of Clubs
Results Ycstcrda v

Results Yesterday.
No games played.
Games Today.
Norfolk at Petersburg
Richmond at Suffolk
Newport News at Portsm outh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12
SPORT-O-CRAMS
w.. .4TnAfNyII"

by "TOMNiIE'

/ Our smithy is mighty nan.
/ or wnndcrn1S strength IS nc.
/ As he stands welding hcfty hammer
! Is busy as u bee,
We admire the man with the mighty
Drawn.
A vcrjtaAfe giant thro NE,
Thrn eaddeatv dropped has hammer
I'm FRI II.
we loeEed i was MS little wife.
While under spreading horse chest
nut tree
The vsliaca Smithy stood,
A mighty man hat not all there. Tor
His head Was made Of wood
<oU that Ito strenuous activities
~ ,he liberty leen campaign arc over.
MIR minds #fsn.reYevt back 70 the all
important" subject baseball
Looks Ike RS Going 70 be touzA
season or lack cut1ey's httlc proteRe-
v.,,h that hie sfrappfn@ f}esftn
turned loose In }3ttfe old New YORK.
And column conductors.
Pretty =nen thf little old : &C arr
going TO pass along into tho realm 81
.ne +ytinct a}or2 with It's old pals tue
ao3o bird. nld international league
fhe hooh ,eagun. and the Boston Va
tjouars chances foc The pcnnant THIS
season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12
American Association

American Association Results.
Columbus. 10, Toledo. 0.
st. Paul, 3: Kansas City. 2
Minneapolis. :, Milwaukee. 5.
I<,iis's,liS 4: lad .aE.lnolia- g.