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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
many EXAMINED FOR
US. CITIZENSHIP
Successful Candidates to be
Welcomed Tonight at Party
in Postoffice.

Scycnty-.wc foreign born men and
women. DESTROYS OF renouncins al
lsglancc 90 the lands OF their birth
and OF becoming citizens Of the United
States. are taking their final natural
nation examination before Judge
Hugh NJ. Morris in the United States
District Court today.
All morning the applicants. one by
one. submitted 20 a test Of their
knowledge Of the constitution and the
nations history. Some failed. and
we're advised by the court To con-
tinue their efforts. A majority OF the
applicants passed the examination.
The successful applicants will not
become citizens until tonight. how
ever. Al that time. they will renoAnce
any prince. power or potentate Of
whom they have heretofore been q
subject. and will swear allegiance 10
no United States OF America.
Following the formal ceremony in
The court room. the new citizens will
De- the guests OF the Americanization
:, hco,e at a party in the corridor OF
tho second floor Of the Federal Build
iug. Judge Morris will welcome the
new citizens in an address. in which
H. will warn them that. though they
have accomplished The task OF be-
coming American citizens. that ac-
,omplishment does not give them
leave Ia shirlS the tasks OF the present
o. future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
INTERVENTION RUMOR
CHEERS GREAT BRITAIN
London Papers Wave Aside Re-
port Of American Loan
to Germany.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
London, Dec. is-Thcse newspapers
to which the British public looks fer
solid and conservative guidance com
pletely reject the idea that an Ameri-
can loan 10 Germany IL probable. or.
In present conditions. possible. These
journals base their ekeptlcism on long
reports from their correspondence in
the United States who appear 90 have
probed important source Of infOrma-
tlon over the weel1-end.
The possibility Of American inter
veutlon In EurOpes troubles etill en-
grusser attention here. Two or three Of
the morning papers reiterate. with
more or less striking establishment,
last weeks stores concerning an i'm
pending loan. The concensus OF opin-
ion. however. is that there IL some
thing in the wind" and that there Is
distinct possibility shat America. iu
some way that has not been divulged
will take a hand in helping 20 solve
the difficulties which hitherto have
bafIled ElropeOn statesmen.
Tho Times. while deprecating OK
aggerated optimism says that the III.
mors 81 American Intervention doubt
less, have n sut~tratum 81 fact. Tn
/ newspaper Welcomes indications o.
tho fresh interest and understanding
| that The United States - showing Il
! European conditions"
In all tho comment there n clea
esgerness - 500 intervention am
there are many Indications that thh
desire ~ hased on 2 confident belle
in the high American deals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
FRED v. WEBER TO
LEAVE THE GARR|CK
Manager Of Wilmington Play
ers Says He Will Retire After
January 4.

The Garr.ck Theatre VIII be dark
this week owing 20 rehearsals OF The
BROKEN Wing" which the company is
Preparing 20 open with on Monday
ucNt. christmas u,ght
Fred NJ Wcbhev. who has hcen the
manager Of the stock company since
th.s was assembled last June will re-
main un'il the frs; Of the year. when
no viii rclnqu!sh this position. due TO
Tho fact that the enterprise has not
proved a paying one. 80 far.
Mr.. Weber. in a statement. SAYS
'nst tho interests controlling tho
fhcatre property are 20 undertake 20
IAN tho house. and that with tho start
winch ;hc enterprise already has. he
considers ina; they VII undoubtedly
make a success OF u
Hs speaks IN high praise % tho
public spirit displayed 10y James Y.
Ginns. - becoming responsible for the
rcnt 81 tho house. payment 81 which
has not Yet been made in full. The
''sking % a chance" bv the members
80 the company. in the two months
before FUN salaries were paid also
comes N COR appreciation al Mr.. Web
l'or's hands.
Ills own future plans are no: yc;
determined. Nj Weber SAYS. but hC
~, Always have pleasant recollec;ions
~ The cooperation he found in this
ttF.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
IN. f. MINISTERS TO
MEET LABOR MEN
Cooperation Suggested and
Encouraged at Ministerial
Asso. Meeting Today.

John &. Saylor. editor OF the Labor
Herald and a representative of orga-
nized labor. was present at the meet
ing Of the Methodist Episcopal
Preachers Association this morning
and gave sane and helpful address
in brotherly fashion in regard to labor
conditions \ committee will be APP
pointed to meet after the holidays
with representatives Of the labor
unions
Rev. Dr. Robert Watt. reporting for
to President Harding. read ;hc fol-
lowing letter sent by George l.
Christian, Jr., secretary TO the Presi-
dent:
My Dear DIR. Watt:
The President is more than glad Il
have tho letter Of DeCcmbcrll, signct
by yourself and your associates. and
he asked me TO thank you mos
heartily FOR Il; lie is very cratCfu
FOR this expression % commentator.
The death OF Rev. W G. S;rickian,
was reported and The following com
m.ttec appointed 40 draft resolution:
of sympathy and 20 attend The tuner
Al; Dr. Rober; Watt. Hcv. II. w
Ewing. Rev r. Il. Stephenson, Rev
W. =. Habbar:. Rev. O. W. Bounds
Or. Wat; read letter from Or. Trcn
merry Of Chicago. secretary Of IN
Board OF Sunday schools. in referenC
10 the Eastern Training Conferenc,
which Will be held in rhe Hotel d
Pont. January 3, :. ,. s. There Will h
about fifteen instructors present an
secretaries of all the Eastern MI
Conferences. The committee D.
charge OF arrangements = +.
! Nichols. Ds'. G. L. Hubbard. Rev. H. "
Ewing. Rev. T. J. Sard. Rev L. /
Thomas
Rev. W. G. Harris spoke about n
meeting OF the Church Leagues 10
night and urged the ministers 10 -
that the members OF their Churc
leagues lived up 10 the standards tina
are 10 govern membership.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
ARSON PLOTTERS BURN
TH|RTY-F|RST BARN
Farmers Wife Declares She
Saw lncendiaries Before
Flames Started.

West Chester, Pa. Dec. 1s.-That
the frebug who Is believed TO have
burned three barns within n mile in
the territory north of Frazer again
IL active was shown yesterday morn
ing when a large stock barn was de-
stroyed on the farm OF Alphonse
Alleva, near Aldham station, on the
FrazerPhoenixville railroad. with n
loss estimated by the owner of more
than $4,000. partly covered by in
sursnce. Two calves and a large
number OF chickens persisted. but 20
cows. n bull and four horses we're res
cucd by Mr.. and Mrs. Alleva and two
men who boarded with them. Fire
marshals and state police began an
Investigation at once.
circumstances point plainly 20 in
cendiariem and the barn stood within
half mile Of two others destroyed
within three weeks, all OF the largest
size. the losses ranging from $4,000
TO S35 900. IL is believed the men who
Aired the barn reconnoitred the scene
on Saturday morning. but postponed
action at that time. George Kellman,
living close To the lane entering the
Alleva farm. was awakened at i.30 by
an automobile being driven up the
road beside the Allcva barn. As he
looked from n window he saw three
men finishing a light about the barn.
Later they drove back a second time.
Alleva and others believe the same
men returned early yesterday and
started the fire in corn fodder which
was packed beside the doors OF the
barn on the inside. tho point where
the flames were first seen. Mrs. Al
lcva had been sick and was awakened
at $3.50 when an automobile was driven
up close TO the lane leading TO the
barn and she cav men flashing lightf
about H.
These were extinguished after sew
eral minutes and she saw no lighI
about the barn. An hour later sh.
looked from her window and saw
sheet Of flame issuing from the oper
barn doors where the fodder wa.
stored. She notified her husband ane
the two boarders and all four ran Z,
the structure and removed cows an,
horses. but were unable To reach ia,
100 or moro chickens and two calves.
Fire Marshal John V. Nolan Of Mai
vern was notified Of ihe FIRE and wa
early on the scene. From his invest
cation no was convinced II was tn
work ~ a hrcbug and he notife,
. Marshal Soule Of Gainesville. and tn
state police IN West Chester. deta'
n the latter being sent out at once.
This il the thirty nrst fire attribute
70 the activity OF tho fir~bugs opera,
Ing In Chester. Delaware and Mon,
, gomCy counties since October last.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
u. S. EXPORTS AT PEAK.
$50. 900. 900 Greater Than Last
Years; Agriculture is
Much Benefited.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Washington. Dee. 1S.--American ex-
ports in November reached the highest
point Of the yer. according 70 cfiic!al
trade statistics made public today By
the Department Of Commerce showing
an export business tV;al!inS s3S3.0O0. %
OOO
The November total - 81. 600
create than the value III October ex-
ports, and 100000. 600 greater than the
value OF commodities shipped abroad
In November last year. In comparison
with November 1915 the increase was
more than Si3S zoe.
y brief statement by the depar,,
mont declared THAI the November p,
turns showed that American agr!cul-
tre and industry generally beneateu
from the increasing export business
Detailed analysis Of the trade how
ever, has not been made by tho de-
partment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
FRIEND WITH SUITCASE
PROVIDED THE LIQUOR
Owner Unknown But Rodgers
and Mccarthy Get Enough to
Get Drunk.

Pleading EGiljy - the charge Of
being drunk. Hugh Rodgers and
Michael Mccarthy. when arraigned
in the Municipal Court this morning
were each fined $40 and costs. Roth
men told Judge Hastings they had
met a friend with a suitcase.
Lawrence Gaines, colored. charged
with breaking and entering. was held
in $1,000 bail FOR the Court OF Cen
erai Sessions.
Charged with breaking and enter
ing the home Of Edward Truitt. 3l4
East Tenth street. las. week. Samuel
Johnson. colOred. was held in $1,000
bail for a hearing tomorrow.
Bessie Grinnage. Colored. charged
with soliciting. had her case contin-
ued until tomorrow. when the prose
cutting witness failed TO appear in
court. Judge Hastings ordered a
cap!as issued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
TWO HEAVILY ARMED
| VISITORS" CAUGHT
Samuel Cont and Salvatore
Marine Taken in Custody and
Under $500 Bail.

Heavy bail was asked by the state
when !. Frank Ball. counsel Tor
Samuel Cont. former resident OF
this city. and Salvatore Marine OF
Philadelphia. arrested yesterday by
Policemen Rodenheiser and Morrow
as supposed Blackhand suspects. both
men having In their possession two
45-calibre automatic revolvers each.
asked Tor a continuance. Judge
Daniel q. Hastings fixed bail at ST.
500 each and continued the case until
next Tuesday.
Working on a tip that several mem
bers of n secret society had procured
tickets for Philadelphia at French
street station OF the Pennsylvania rail
road. the two policemen were as
signed. Just as the suspects were
about to board a train at 2 o'clock
yesterday morning they were taken
into custody.
When searched at the police sta
ton each prisoner carried two auto
matte pistols in addition 10 extra clips
of cartridges. Cont is "a former resi-
dent of this city and has police
record. the police say. Sometime age
he was convicted 'on a highway rob-
berry charge. they say. lie Is also
known in the "Bloodhcld" sector and
in the section OF the city south OF
Fourth street. from French To Madi'
son. the police say.
Following the arrest Of the two mer
yesterday. a thorough investigation
was started 10y the Detectives and po.
I lice.
According TO Superintendent OF Po
/ lice George Black. al whose direction
| the investigation was started, Cont
! said he carried the guns for protec
ton while in this city. lie said III
came here i'm search Of a younger
brother who had mysteriously left hi
| home in Philadelphia several day
ago.
! This brother Cont told the polio,
he feared had become a victim 81 sup
posed drug kings here. While iv
ing here. the prisoner said. he becam
| prominent in tho ''snow-bird" distric
and was we'll known to PRACTICAL.
every person in the "Bioodficld" sec
tor. Because he moved TO Philadel
phia and discontinued his unlawfu
practices here. Cont said, he fcare
for his life. according to the police. O.
several occasions. Cont stated. hi
life has been threatened. lie Cou!
not account fer Marine having gun:
he said.
when arraiGned in Municipal Cour
this morning Assistant CITY SoliCito
Percy Warren Green informed IN
court that certain facts relative {
the two prisoners should bc invest
gated ~ asked that heavy bail b
fixed. The court was further in
formed by the STATE that one OF IN
guns in the possession ofahc men ha
been cooked and ready FOR use.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
CHURCH LEAGUE GOVERNORS
TO DINE AT "Y- TONIGHT

The board Of governors OF the
Church Athletic League will hold a
dinner meeting tonight at the Y. NJ
c. A. at which all the ministers Of the
churches represented in the league
Will he present.
The purpose Of the meeting is 70
discuss various matters relating 20
the affairs Of the league Of which the
ministers may not be sure and also
20 discuss the matter OF eligibility OF
certain members The relation 81 the
league 10 the churches will also be
discuss
James W. Robertson. president Of
the league. will preside at the meet
ing. The committee in charge of the
meeting is as follows. W'B. Mont
gomery. Thomas W. Taylor, and c
W. Kadcl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
MAY TAKE ACTION
AGAINST THE KHAN

Action denouncing the Ku KluS
Khan and calling upon those in su-
thOrity 20 put a stop 20 it, activities
locally is expected 10 be taken at a
meeting Of Delaware Post No. J.
American Legion. in the state
ArmOry. beginping at o'clock to-
night. Election Of officers will also
take place.
There Will also be a debate on the
immigration question between Eugene
Slavery, Rabbi Levinger, Charles Coke
and James milford. Obtaining OF
Legislation in regard to ex-service
men will also be discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
WAX FURNITURE 60.
OPENING DRAWS I.soo

in opening his new furniture estab-
l.shment at 2l3 Market street Sstur-
day. Louis Wax. trading as Louis
Wax q Company. expected a throng.
but nothing like that which visited his
establishment, particularly consider
ing that II was its first day
Record could De kept because Mr..
Wax distributed souvenirs 81 the
opening 20 customers. That evening a
count showed that between 1900 and
1.iO0 people had been attracted by
the advertised announcements Of the
opening.
Mr.. WaX's store is exceptionally
well stocked with furniture Of design
and workmanship tina, appeals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
si.O0o,o0o SUIT BEFORE COURT.

Decision was reserved by Chief
Justice Pennewill and Associate
Judges Rice and Harrington. on the
return Of the rule 90 show cause why
the sale should not be revoked or
modified, In that which had been
ordered on the applications OF y. j.
Carpenter and William NJ. Moore
against Melhuish q Company OF New
York.
A shcrIff's sale was set for De-
cember IL. but this was postponed
until January Z, upon tho order OF the
court. James 7. Boyce represents
Carpenter and Moore. Interim re-
ceipts and stock certificates OF the As
sociated Producing and Refining
Company. valued at about 81 900 900 IL
involved In this suit and II IL this that
an EFFORT IL being made 20 sell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
TO MANI ELECTRICITY
FOR Use OF FARMERS
ny Associated Press to Every EveninE

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
London. Dee IA plan 20 harness
the winds and make them produce
eleotrcFty for r,upl districts has been
presented 20 the ministry ~ agryul-
ture. The scheme involves the erection
ON hill TOPS OF low ouilding from the
sides u which VIII project huge W.n-s.
htse wings Will be spun 10y Tho wind
horizontally just above the ~. lnJ
Proponents of the plan assert -hat
unlimited amounts Of electricity can
be obtained In this way az a minimum
u cost. Government officials are test
ing the scheme.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
HAILECk 4. RAY SENTENCED
TO FIVE DAYS IN PRISON

IIalleck c. Ray. former probst ton
officer OF tho county courts. arrested
yesterday afternoon by Policeman
Apsfcy on "a warrant charging him
with breach Of the peace toward his
wife. when arraigned In the Municipal
Court this morning. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 10 serve five days i'm
prisonment by Judge Hastings. Ray
told the court he had been drinking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
ROCCO GETS JAIL TERM.


Joseph Rocco. arrested last night
by the police on a charge OF selrns
intoxicating liquors. when arraigned
In the Municipal Court this morning
was fined $500 and sentenced 10 serve
four months imprisonment by Judge
Hastings.
Rocco was arrested in his place o,
business at Second and Washington
streets after the police made a buy
with marked money.
A continuance until "Wednesday wac
granted Marion Zakrecanslsi. of Fourth
and Lombard streets. charged witt
selling intoxicating liquor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
Ronsale Fined For Speeding.

Trading guilty 20 the charge OF
Speeding Willard II. Bonsale. when
srraigned in the Municipal Court this
morning was fined SIS and costs.
Judge Hastings imposed a fine Of SIS
snd costs on /. Irving Warren.
,harged with d.sorderly conduct.
Tho court granted a continuance
uutl Friday in the case OF Wilmer
iartenstine. charged with a breach
90 tho peace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
GERMAN DYE STRIkE ENDED.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Berlin. Dec. iS.-The strike in the
Baden Aniline Works at Ludwigs-
hafen. which was begun November
%. was settled today. All the workmen
viii Ice re-employed eNcep; the strike
leaders, it was announced. Tho strike
was due To- the discharge Of three
members OF the workmen's factory
council
The dismissal of the three men was
upheld by a decision Of the trades
union arbitration board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
Scott COllIdeS With Tree.

William Scott Of Elkton. Md. en-
route 10 Wilmington Saturday night.
in "A new Chevrolet car. in making the
turn in the road near MsrshaNton.
about $50 o'ckck, ran into a tree.
smashing his radiator and twp from;
tenders and receiving a broken nose
Mr.. Scott, continued his trip 70 this
city in a bus. and received medical
treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
Escaping steam Causes Alarm.

Escaping steam when a valve blew
off a boiler in the b. Her room in the
basement II the Isenbcrg Bedding Co.
Eleventh and Thatcher streets, AT 8
O'Clock this morning caused many 10
believe the place was afire. A local
alarm summoned Engine Company No.
3 and Truck Company No. >. No dam
age was reDOIted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
hake and Dance Tomorrow Evening.

Mem Ders ~ the Beth ShalOm Sister
hood Wa have Chanukah bake and
dance .r che auditorium az the new
temple co. Eighteenth and Washing
''f s'r"e's tomorrow evening The
r. eds Vs.. help defray the expenses
". eggpprg .he kitchen. There Will
loci good mus. and many tempting
li .-s fYr sale az the 5ahe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18

Joseph Emeao. % years old Of 723
West Second street. while in a barber
shop at M. West Third street at
noon today became i'll and in falling
to the floor sustained severe lacera-
tons over his left eye. lie was removed
To the Delaware hospital where sew
eral stitches were required TO close
the cut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
Home From Wedding Trip.

Alter an extended hOneNmOOn
through the New England States. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G.. Anderson returned
home Saturday night. Mrs. Anderson.
before her marriage. was Miss Selma
FOrsberg. They are making their
home at 1884 Head street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
Mr.. Rose 0'Donnen Dies Suddenly.

stricken WIKI a heart attack. Mrs.
Rose oponn.ii. - years old. OF 1929
Lancaster avenue. died Saturday
r.ght. shortly after 10 o'clock. while
.n he store % Sanford Roe. 1905 West
second street Dr. Willard Smith OF
1'.s.A and Harrison streets wes hur-
...dA summoned but found the
woman dead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
To Confer on Treat for Riddles.

Members OF charitable organizations
and interested citizens will confer
with Superintendent Of Police George
Black this afternoon relative 10 ar
ranging for the annual Christmas
treat for poor children and destitute
families in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
MAY DROP FREE SEEDS.
Federal Highways Act Appro-
PIRATES S32.3oO.OOo for
Rural Roads.
BY Associated Press to Ever, Evening.

Washington D,.. t>.--Aa tp-
preparation o. IS, BOO 600 lo- c9o~t-ac-
uo. ror forest rolds aud Grads ana
rural pos, roads. ls authorized under
Che fedora. h.shVay act. Is recom-
mendyd SOD ,hc Agricultural. supply
bin for ihe neNt fiscal ycar exported
today ~ the House.
The bins tot3l Isl >pN1>i.553. "
aoou, Scl0oo.oO0 more ;nan ,tst year.
and S25o.00O less than thc hudse, csti-
mate. The increase IS duc -o tho more
liberal road fund provision Wa.ch last
year was Sl0.0O0.0o0.
The budget bureau .cft .u, tlc an
ruN i,cm of $3.50 600 for frc> seed
distribution by senators and repre-
sentatVcs ana iJ Was lo; placed in
the bin by The appropriations con-
lnuttee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
L. of &. EN.Presldent Dead.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Berkeley. Cal. Dec. lS.-M. T. Reid.
former president Of the University
OF California. died az his home here
yesterday. tie was head % the Uni-
Versity from 1881 10 1850.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18

Carlisle Morgan. rs years old. of
1921 West Fourth street, an employee
OF the Glover Dairy CO.. had his foot
crushed in an elevator shaft this
afternoon. lie was taken To the Dea
Mnfe HOSPITAL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
Bellefonte Civic Club.

The social meeting Of the Bellefonte
civic club will be held tomorrow after
noon at ? o'clock al the community
house. a pleasing Christmas pro-
gram has been prepared by Mrs.
Harry Hurst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18

10 is reported that Attorney
Townsend Will investigate the Taylor.
Elliott controversy regarding the dep.
uty Coronership and that he wu
summon witnesses this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
Brown 10 Reappolnt Stan.

ON January Isaac r. Brown viii
begin his third term as register Of
wills. lie will rcappoint Isaac II.
Brown. Jr. and William NJ. Richie
deputies ana Joseph a. julien Clerk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-18
Two Drunks Arrested.

The police today arrested Thomas
Wharry and Joseph Dackocki. charged
with being drunk. The police also ar
rested William Wagner. who is
charged with disorderly conduct.