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The hostsn iuSited evory body to take
tho boxes and baskets and 20 down to
tho woods and have supper
CLAYTON Wketi0gton and little dat1Eh-
ter, Mrs. Gkuk Ritchic and son are
spending ftsw days with their parents,
Mr. and MrA George Wilmington on
Junction strux.
Miss Carrie Strol,el is spending part
of her vacation Mt Atlantic City.
Elslnere Christian Endeavor Society
met at the home nf Miss Louise Dryden
last nighta calling committee waS ap-
pointed to meet at the home of Miss
Dryden, Tuesday of next week. and call
Oh number of prospective members.
The social committee is making plans
for a big social to he held on August 30,
also n watermelon party to be given Sep
tcmbcr IL
MIR. and Mrs. William Nelson are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of n tino baby boy,
Mrs. Leslie Tally, Miss Dorothy
Crawford, Miss Marian Tally and Master
Ellis Tally will leave tomorrvw for their
cottage at Lenapc. where they viii
spcs,d the rest of the summer.
Miss Frances Morris was guest OF
Mrs. ELLA MYERS Of Wilmington yester-
dav.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baker and daugn-
ter, Miss Daisy are spending this week
az Ocean City. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. La Pene Guenvier
are on an extended automobile trip to
the Pocono Mountains.
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convinced, said MIR. George G. Purnell
in conversation recently held at The
Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street, Wilmington, where Plant Juice
is being introduced and sold. Continuing
he said
For the past two years ! have been
troubled with my stoma which was
caused primarily from constipation;
was very nervous and got very little
sleep; ] became weak and had no 2mbi-
ton or energy; but since taking Plant
Juice my stomach is IN such good condi-
tion that | have no more distress after
eating and always have a good appetite
for my meals; ! am no longer consti-
pated and have no more headaches or
weakness aud my work is pleasure TO
me. Plant Jllice hes made me strong and
well and ] cannot say too much for it; /
am always recommending il 10 my
friends
Perhaps no man IN Wilmington is
better known or more popular than
George c. Purcell, whose friends are
legion and as his appearance indicates
and he testihes that he is enjoying per-
feet health. all due to Plant Juice.
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, 404 406 Market
street For sale in New Castle by i.
Challenger & Son; in Newport by c. B.
White, IL Newark by ". e. Brown.
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NEWS OF sEAroRD.

Seaford. Aug. f2.-Rev. and Mrs
Wingate c.. Short and daughters oi
Greenwood are here visiting Mrs. Win
Eate's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j
Taylor.
Miss Agnes Huston is at White Sui
phur Springs. w. Va.
Mrs. Harry A. Phillips is visiting
her sister-inslaw. Mrs. Wright G. VIII
son, at Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nicholson and
daughter, Miss Virginia Nicholson OF
Baltimore. are here visiting Miss VIII
lie Robinson.
Miss Hattie Cannon is spending the
week at Ocean city. Md.
Mrs. Martha DuFrainoi and her
guests. Miss Huldah Twininr and Eu-
gene Park OF Willow Grove, Pa. spent
rart OF the week with relatives at Def
mar.
Miss Peggy Wainwright of Whining
ten is spending August here with her
grandparents, Mr.. snd Mrs. Isaac
Watson
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
fslkton. Md. Aug. f2-w While motor
ing through Elkton. yesterday. Nelson
r. Webster disbursing clerk Mt thr
White House., Washington. was mar.
ried tn Mrs. Elizabeth Lamont Lilly.
also OF the Capital city After a So
iourn Mt Atlantic City the couple will
reside in Washington. where the groom
has been associated with the White
House for the past thirty years
Joseph Ahrahams, who went to
Mexico in May TO see his family has
returned TO his parents home at
woodlawn. with his son. Joseph.
An appeal is being made by the
church people of the First district for
the farmers to set aside a percentage
OF their wheat for the Near East
relief
The congregation OF Leeds NJ. p.
Church will hold carnival and supper
on Wednesday and Thursday evening
of next week
An old blacksmith shop that for
years stood at the correr of Main
street and Blue Bell road. E,kton, is
being torn down and concrete block
garage is being erected, 10 be con
Quoted by Curtis NJ Jones
Elkton firemen will attend the open
ing night Of the oxford. Pa. firemen's
carnival. Monday evening next. taking
with them the ladies who helped 10
make the local company's carnival a
success in July. "a
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE.
Civic Club Protests Against
Manner in Which Trees Are
Bcing Trimmed.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Aug ~ Last evening
special meeting of the members Of
the New Castle Civic club was held,
with the Vice e-president. Mrs. j Ernest
phillips. In the chair. Twenty-Five
members were In attendance. The
meeting was called for the purpose Of
taking IN the matter IN which trees
are being trimmed. under the juris
dotion OF the Board of Water and
Light Commissioners. protest having
been made hy number Of tho citi-
zrns Henry Hanby Hay stated that
a large number of the beautiful trees
throughout the city were planted BY
William Penn and In number Of In
stances the trees were permitted 90
be overgrown and in place of properly
trimming them they were butchered,
the tops having been cut out IN piace
of leaving the tops and cutting the
lower branches Several Of the NOM
bcrs stated that an ordinance Of City
Council regarding the trimming and
removal of trees was not properly
lived up to aud a number OF the trees
were badly nutilnted. The ordnance,
pass.d by Council on July 2. read.
sBe Il Ordained by the Council Of
the city Of New Castle. Sec. 1. The
Ioard of Water and Light Commits
sioners for the city of New Castle,
is hereby authorized and empowered
10 trim or TO remove any tree or
hush. within the limits OF The city Of
New Castle where the trimming or re-
noval OF such tree or bush is neces-
sarv for the safe and proper distri-
button by the city of electric current
and light along or over any OF the
streets. roads or alleys Of the said
city. provided however that any owner
| or occupant OF the property along or
which such tree or bush is located
| who disputes the necessity for the
trimming or removal of such tree or
hush. shall have the right TO appeal
10 the Council Of the city and on be-
| Ing notified by such owner In writing
| of such appeal. the Board Of Water
and Light Commissioners shah cease
| such trimming or removal until the
| necessity thereof shall have been
heard and decided by the Council Of
| the city. In case Of any such appeal,
| the president of the Council shall, If
| necessary. at once call special meet
| Ing of Council 20 act upon such ap-
peal and the mater shall be heard and
| declared without deity
The following committee. appointed
by the chairman. comprising John f.
Ianibsou, Richard S. Rodney, Laussat
n. Rogers. Michael J. Devlin, James 7.
Eliason and Mrs. Joseph Carlin. sub
mitted last evening the following let
| Ter 10 the members of the Water and
/ Light Commission:
Aug. II. 1921.
Board of water and light commis-
| sioners.
New Castle, Del.
Gentlemen: At a special meeting
OF the New Castle Civic Club, held
this evening. the matter of the destruc-
| ton OF the trees OF the city was given
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KENT COUNTY NOTES.

Dover, Aug. l2.-Laura NJ. Cole,
widow of Abner Cole, for many years q
resident of Kent county, near beipslc,
died, yesterday, at the home Oh her son,
William Cole, in Leipsic, aged 81 years:
Reports received here yesterday OF
the condition OF Robert Jones, ot far-
Republican Committee, who was IN lured
in an automobile accident two days ago,
when the machine in which he was n
ran off the concrete road on to the dirt
road, Indicate that he is very seriously
injured? He is in the Milford Hospital.
The crowd at Bowers Beach, yester-
day. was considered by m1ny to have
been the largest known in recent years.
fully $500 automobiles beng parked
on the beach and adjacent fields and lots
AT the noon hour. In the afternoon a
''hurry-up" call was made for the sheriff,
but the disturbance was sooa quieted.
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LEwEs NOTES.

Lewes. Aug, 12.-Young James
Wright Rowland Of Wilmington g-snd-
son of MIR. and Mrs JANIS Rowland.
went fishing Tuesday night, with George
and Jake Marshall who use draw seines
up and down the Delaware Bay shore.
James, who is only 10 years old. found
il pretty strenuous work aad did not
reach his grandparent's 5 home until $50
a. M, getting his sll of this kind OF sport
Miss 5. p. Marshall has purchased q
Ford Sedan.
Miss Elizabeth Maull of Ph'las nh a,
a visiting her niece, Ms. William
Maull, ard her sister, Miss nest:e
Maull. at Jcves Beach.
Baldwin Mamll, who sailed on the
Hamburg Line Sartartla. several weeks
ago, returned to Philadelphia ON Mon
day. He IS a grandson of Ch.-ies H.
Maull Of this town, and resides in VIII
mington.
The contract to furnish coal for the
Atlantic Life Stations, nearly has been
secured by George Z. Nickers and Son
of this town.
George Rolstou, = T. 5 lighthouse
boatman, has moved To the bungalow
wh,ch the Green Hilfiighthosse keepers
family formerly occupied.
Stanley Philips, Cape He-lopen life
guard is seriously i'll with typhoid fever
at. his home.
Mrs, Frank Iaucarica of Wilmington
is IN 1ewes with her parent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ga. .riso1 T.West Mr.. Laucsrica
is nephew of Mr., and Mrs. Edgar
Hopkins of this town and spens MS boy
hood here
This afternoon the Cape Nav base
ball team viii yisis Lewes for he first
game In 9. series with he Lewes team
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NEWS Of A DAY
. FROM THE STATE
Oirl at Richardson Park Dies
81 Burns Caused BY Her
Clothes Catching Fire.
WOMEN ENJOYED FISHING

rr.m Every Evenings Correspondents
Iewes. Aug. u DIR. Sylvester Book
hammer took out party of friends 10 has
motor-boat tothe Delaware Breakwafer.
two davs this week. The first day they
were accompanied by Mrs, Sylvester
Rookhammer and Miss Ethel Book
hammer and Mrs. Irving Walls. Mrs.
Walls proved an apt disciple OF Ike
Walton and booked \ b & trout.
The party brought back % iine large
trout that day and the second day they
hsd even better luck, coming home
with 81,
The men. in the party were Dr. Book
hammer, DIR. Harry B. Hickman, Or.
Fuller Davenport. lrviag Walls and
Fred Burton. Before starting out DIR.
Rookhammer and DIR. Hickman drove
10 Rehoioth bay and caught the crabs
which they used for bait.
DIR. Hickman, with his usual happy
generosity, distributed the fish among
his MANY friends The doctor is son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harheson ~.
Hickman and was born and raised IN
Lewes, bu. has lived in Philadelphia Tor
many wears
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Hiehsrd, the lz-yesr old sor NJ Mr.
ana MR.. Daniel Tarnef of Seventh
and south streets Was operafT6 UPON
Yesterday ~ the DeIaznre Iiospltd
for the removal of tOpTiIs.
Sister concordia. Mother suptrlor of
fbo ~. Francis Home At r1cn srd
Delaware streets, accompanied ~ sis
terS MDr0ra and Rita. left tory for
Two wec@E vacation ~ Glen Kiddis.
%.
Mr.. and Mrs Bdwird Conrov n
Philadelphia spent yesterday ~ 90esis
Of relatives and friends.
For ssie~-Biack leather couch. hD-
piy Mrs. william Stevenson. 15g Eest
Fourth strcefs--hdy
Parafin wax 10 10. Dackago. pure
spices. sealing wax. corks Ia al silra.
olive Oii and fumoric We have a
display of spices IN tho window. ~.
Challenger & Son. Prescription
Pharmacists --hdv.
Weekend gDeciais--'rhoae delicious
gum drops. 37c lb. =. Challenger n
Son. Prescription Pharmacioigr-Ady.
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serve baseball team viii play the
Twelfth ward team of Wilmington on
the Battery ground The New Castle
Athletic Association team viii play
the Eleventh. ward team Of Wilmington
on the grounds Of the latter this eyen-
ing. Tomorrow afternoon the New
Castle A. A. team viii play the East
End toam of Wilmington on the Bat
terry diamond The game will begin
promptly II s.f5.
The Kate Ford Deemer Memorial
Park will be open tomorrow FOR the
first time. Benches have been placed,
swings nre being installed and the
swimming pool viii be roady for use.
Three youths ranging from - ~ ~
years ~ age were reprimanded yes
terday by the mayor for gambling IN
the vicinity of Ninth and Gray streets.
James Maher yesterday accepted a
position as cook ~ John A. Chandler
camp.
Miss Margaret Kemp of Red Lion
Is spending a week as 4 guest Of Mrs.
Ciaud Lester of st. Georges.
Miss Helen Diehl of the Bear Is
spending several days ss the guest ~
Miss Marie MendenhaIl Of Ted Lion.
Edward Stewart of Wilmington is
spending his summer vacation as the
guest of his sister. Mrs. jimmie r..
Silver Of Red Lion
Miss Dora Kemp of Red Lion is
spending several days az the guest of
Miss Emma LAboube ~ Delaware
city.
George Slack ~ Red Lion is spend
ing a week az the guest of his brother.
Elmer Slack, near 81 Georgea.
Miss Naomi Colt and Master Noble
Colt of Red Lion are spending their
summer vacation with Lester Colt of
Nj. Pheasant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
CALLS JAZZ DEMoRALIzING.
Pcnna. CaIlege Professor Says IL
Lowers standards of Good Taste.

BY Associated Press to Every evening.
State College, Pa. Aug. 12.-"Jazz"
is hurting the standards OF taste and
the finer sensibilities OF many college
students. according to Prof. A. X.
warnock. dean of men at Pennsyl-
vania State. College.
Something of reserve has gone out
OF the personality OF our young women
and something OF nobility has gone
cut of the attitude OF our young men
toward young women" he said in
comment on college life since the war
Looking for amusement. cheap and
wholesome7 Try Shellpot Park.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park Aug l2.--The first
monkey run Of the Five Point fire squad
was recorded yestcnlay afternoon, when
some one telephoaed that the Richard
son mills was ahre. The firemen made
a record run, but their services we're
not required.
This section went baseball crazy, last
night. when the Farlao Giants, of VIII
mington played the Fve Points Team.
The attendance was one of the largest
of the season.
Baseball fans here have started q cam
paign for n fund to be given TO the ball
PLAYERS at the close Of the season. II Is
planned TO present them with the purses
at assuppcr to be given by the Five
Point Civic Association members and
their wives.
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MILFORD. NOTES.

Milford, Aug. ~ Miss Mvra Sheav-
er of Cambridge. Md. formerly OF the
Homeopathic Hospital. Wilmington
has been appointed clerk In the office
o. the Milford Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Minnie n. Davies and daughters
spent last week in Little Creek with
Mrs. Harry McGonigal
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cariy of rhila-
delphia are spending some time with
their mother. Mrs. Sallie Watson.
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sister, Mrs. Elma Gray, at Edgewood,
near town.
Mrs. c. Viscor Lewis and ndecc. Miss
Elizabeth. Wiley OF WissMhickon, Pa,
spent "Wednesday in Dclmar, guests OF
IS. ]. Lewis and family
d. G. Conrscr who has conducted n
large chicken farm, near town for the
past year, has disposed of the cntire.out-
fit and gone to Canada.
Miss Helen Harding of Baltimorc is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Smith,
after spending a month at Rehoboth
Beach
Stanley Trucman has purchased a
Ford automobile.
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CHILD FATALLY BURNED.

Richardson Park, Aug II Hearing
her three-year-old daughter, Margaret,
screaming on the front porch of her
home, yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Thomas
f. Dempsey, of Glvnrich avenue ran
to her aid and found The ch Id a flaming
torch
Mrs. Dempsey wrapped q rug about
the child in an effort to smother the
blaze. BY the child was badly burned
and It is thought she Inhaled the flames
The child clothing was burned from
its body and DIR. A. ]. S rikol who was
called found its condition critical It
died Iast night.
The child was playing with matches
when its clothing igaited.
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THUMB BADLY MARKED.

Seaford, Aug. 12.-Mrs. Annie Hill.
wife of J. f. c. Hill, Proprietor Of the
Hotel Sussex here, suffered a very
painful injury to her thumb, last
night. while attending the Laurel
Bethel camp meeting.
She had her hand ON the door Of an
automobile when the door was acci-
IDENTIFY CLOSED on it, injuring her thumb
so badly that she viii likely lose the
nail.
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and Mrs. II. Ire Hili OF Wesley
noiEhborhood, crashed into tcic-
phone pole near Ross station.
Miss Hill was on her way to sca-
ford. and was tho only occupant of
the car. When nearing the station
the steering gear failed To work and
the machine skidded hsdiy. coinding
with the telephone pole. Miss Hill
wan pitched forward into the wind
shield by the impact. and suffered two
severe cuts on the forehead. besides
being severely shocked. She was
hurried TO physician here. her
wounds dressed and then she was
sent home whore she is resting sasi-
ly,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
FARMERS TO MAKE A TOUR.

Dover. AUG. 2.-CountysAgrirultural
Agent, A. ID. Cobb, has completed ar
raagements for an automobile tour of
Kent county Oh Tuesday, Augus' 10, 70
the alfalfa, SOY bears and Jap~p-se
clover plots in different parts of the
county. demonstrating the success =
cultivation of these crops In Del ware.
The automobiles will. lesve Dover
Green about O'Clock in the morning
and visits made to farms between Dove.
and Woodside at the noon hour the pa-.y
will sop at the farm of 5. II. Derby,
near woodsidc, where lunch will be had
and a short program gwen.
la the afternoon the pa y will go
north as far as CLAYTON, where fields of
japanese clover viii be inspected.
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-----7----777---a7 -
TRAFFIC IN THE CANAL.

Delaware City. Aug. l2-The follow
ing traffic passed through the Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal, Yesterday
Powerboats, w II. Holland, Anna II
end Barmanson, loaded with tomatoes.
from New Jersey to Baltimore; Tug
Columbia : towing three barges loaded
with fertilizer, from Baltimore TO PhiIa-
delphia; powerboat Sallie, light, from
Baltimore to New Jersey; powerboat
Thomas Richardson, loaded with. to-
matoes. from New Jersey to Baltimore
yacht Aimee, from Philadelphia to Chess
peake bay; yacht Phyllis, from Long
Island, n y, to Chesapeake bay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City, Aug. 12-Frederick
Pennington and daughter Elizabeth of
Chester, Pa, are here visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs F A. Pennington.
Rev. and Mrs. + NJ. Cliff of Seaford
are guests of Rev and Mrs. j. G. Mccoy
of st. Georges.
A general inspection was made Of
Fort du Pont, yesterday, by Brigadier
General Callor of Fort Totten, " Y
Conditions were found satisfactory
Mrs. Warren Colbert of Baltimore is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Gibbons of St.
Georges
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hines are visit
ing his brother, Samuel Hines of Phla-
delphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
HUGE cANTALouPEs.

Seaford, Aug. i2.-Thonas NJ. Smith,
owner and proprietor of Chapel
Branch farm. near Seaford, grower of
fancy csptaloupes. brought. 20 Stafford,
last night, cantaloupe of the Im-
proved Eden Gem variety that
weighed ii pounds. During the week
ne also picked two others from his
patch that weighed s and sla pounds,
respectively.
These are three of the heaviest
ever raised in this section.
Mr.. Smith has one of the finest canta-
loupe places on this peninsula.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
LEwEs BOYS 60 TO CAMP.

Lewes, Aug. 12.-Nspoleon b. Regis
ter, Jr., son of Magistrate and Mrs.
n B. Register: Vernon Brewer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand Brewer, Henry
Gibble, son of Captain ADD Mrs. Gibhle,
and Thomas r. Ingram, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Il. ingram were
appointed to attend the training camp
at Plattsburg, and left on Monday for
the camp TO be gone five weeks.
All of these young lads are pupils
of the Lewes public school and bright
deserving boys.
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DANGEROUS SEA CRAFT.

Leves, Aug. 12--The body Of an un-
known man was picked unsia Delaware
hay BY. the men on the sail pilot-boa~
Henry Edmunds, Wednesday. Later it
was learned that the man fell overheard
from a little pleasure yacht lying in the
harbor
The Yacht Is beauty, but has no deck
rail and no protection for those walking
the deck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
BRIDGEyILLE NOTES.

Bridgeville, Aug. II. Mrs. Emerson
Fl. Wiley and daughter, Isabel. of
Wissahickon, Pa, were here few days
this week the guest of Mrs. G. Victor
Lewis, sister of Mrs Wiley
Walter Morgap and Mrs. Addie Sud
Ter Of Sudleryille, Md. are guests of their
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
SENATOR BALI mrnE.
Aiding Glazed Kid Week Committee IN
rs Project.

Senator 4. Heielcr Bali conferred
yesterday afternoon with the giazef
kid week cofanittee. BE was unable -
give positive assurance that Hert,e y
Hoover would attend the banquet
which viii open the c3mpai1n next
month. The siiuation 81 the leather
Industry in his and the details 70
boost the glazed KID trade were Jis-
cuss q. senator Bali said ho would 10
everything ~ h9 poWer - aid the
nsfsveraouf
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ELsMERE-oAK GROVE.

Elsmere, Aug. I2-Ella Thaeher
W. c. t. Z. held picnic at the home Of
Mrs. Martin, Colonial Park, near Els
mere, Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. The Ways and Means Committee
turned over s97, earned In the last three
months. After the meeting adjouraed
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HE DOUBTED truth
OF TESTIMONIALS
Wilmington Man Could Not
Believe Results From Plant
Juice so Quick.

IT didn't seem possible to me that
people could get such quick relief from =
medicine, as they all testified they did
from Plant Juice. and / DELAYED petting
1t because ! doubted. Now adx-;se
anyone who is skeptical as was not ~
hesitate, but Try Plant Juice and he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

full consideration and the undersigned
were appointed to bring the views Of
The club to your attention. While We
fully appreciate your difficulties in
the matter OF providing proper light
ing arrangements for the city, we wish
20 Impress on you the fact that for
utility and beauty New Castle can
never have anything 10 replace her
beautiful trees II once removed or
destroyed In executing the ordinance
passed by city Council VIC respectfully
urge you 70 instruct all your en-
pioyes 10 only cut such trees as may
bc absolutely necessary for the trans
mission Of the current and 70 cut them
in such manner as 10 Interfere as little
as possible with the development of
the tree and under no circumstances
to remove or trim any trees untii the
owner or occupant of the prefnises
be given fun opportunity 10 take adj
vantage of the provisions Of the ordi-
nance regulating the appeal Of the
question of the necessity Of such re-
mogai or trimming.
BESSIE Cassidy. colorcd. last evening
WAS arrested on warrant sworn out
by Bessie Boardiey. and was tried i,e-
fore Mayor w. Leslie cramer, for the
throwing Of a brick through the door
of the plaintiff and causing damage.
and for the use of abusive language.
flue and costs. which amounted 10
t5.75. WAS imposed. which was paid.
The defendant was placed under q
$50 peace bond
Yesterday afternoon on the tennis
court OF the American Manganese
Steel Co, J. Ralph Watts and John
Leach defeated John Wallace and
Oscar Knauss by the score Of 7-5.
6-3. 60.
This evening the New Castle RE-
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HURT IN AUTO SMASH.

Seaford. Aug. 12.--Yesterday. on
the shell road between Seaford and
Wesley. an automobile driven by Miss
Mildred Hill. aged 10. daughter OF Mr..