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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-03-09
Trade Demands Many Vessels,

Washington, March 3.-Extension
of the work of shipping board YES
sells was urged in platform adopted
today by the Southern Commercial
congress at the closing session of its
three days conference here. New
trade routes should be opened, it
said, consuls trained to obtain busi-
ness for American vessels and gov
ernment owned boats allocated to
every port in the country.
The platform also placed the dele
gates on record as favoring equalized
railroad rates between inland points
and South Atlantic ports as we'll as
to North Atlantic ports.
Other points outlined in the plat
form declared that:
Steps should be made among pro-
ducers to secure the best cooperation
in marketing their supplies.
Direct dealing between farmers
and consumers should be encouraged
as much as possible.
Railroad rates should be investi-
gated and effort to so fix charges that
they will be detriment to the far
mer.
: An effort should be made to estab-
lish a national chamber of agricul-
ture with view ito aiding farmers
find markets and furthering other
causes of the farm produce.
The convention also went on rec
ord as favoring the establishment of
auxiliary congresses in the 16 South
ern States.
Resolutions favoring the improve
ment of state highways and the Gre
alton of national system of highways
also were adopted.
The delegates today attended the
presentation to the war department
by the Southern Society of portrait
of the late Surgeon General Gorgas,
u. S. A. The presentation was made
by Past President C. ]. Owens. Its
concluding session tonight the con-
gress reelected Thomas R. Preston
of Chattanooga as president. Other
officers elected were: Albert E. Tate,
High Point, N. c., first vice-presi-
dent; ]. C. Mckinley, Wheeling, W.
Va, second vice-president; Clarence
j. Owens, Washington, director gen.
eral, and Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, Wash
ington, president of the woman's aux
iliary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-03-09
Notice of Final Settlement
and Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day of March, A. D., 1921, at
10 o'clock a. nl., l will make final
accounting and settlement on the es-
tate of the late Mrs. Amina F. QUITS,
deceased and at the same time will
apply to the Judge of Probate for
Edgefeld county, South Carolina, for
a final discharge as Executor of said
estate.
All persons having claims against
said estate will present the same to
the undersigned on or before said
date or be barred, and all persons in
debted to said estate will make pay
ment to me.
A. G. QUITS.
Executor of the last will of Mrs.
Amina F. QUITS, deceased.
Edgefeld, S. c.,
February 18th, 1921.
2-23-5t
EGGS FOR HATcHING: Silver
laced Wyandotte Eggs absolutely
pure breed, one dollar and fifty cents
for fifteen.
Mrs. ]. D. QUARLEs,
@odoc, S. c.
3-2-4tpd. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-03-09
cures old Sores, other Remedies Won't curs.

The worst cases. no matter of how long standing.
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.,
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 2S:, SOC. SID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-03-09

Cotton Oil, Gin, Saw, Grist, Cane,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
PLANS COMPLETED FOR
TERMINAL INSPECTION
To be Made Next Monday by
Representatives Of War De-
partmert at Washington.

Arrancements wcre completed this NOM
ing by the Harbor Commissioner tor Tn,
reception to the delegation Of United
States engineers on their visit TO winning
tom next Mon DIV. to make All Inspection
Of the Marine Terminal project on the
Lobdell site.
The visiting committee, comprising nine
members. representing the United States
Engineers Department at Washington, VIII
errivr in thia city at II 20 o clock over the
peunsvlvsnia railroad. They viii he met
at the station by local board OF representa-
tlyes. comprising Charler Warner. Joseph
bancroft and Charles n Grant. and Col
r y Johnston.
Following n conference III ashngton
YESTERDAY with the Umted States Eng
necrs. Mr.. Cant, secretary OF the " WlImIrg-
ton board, this morning stated that the
inspection of the proposed harbor would
be started immediately upon the arrival
az the government officials The l. >.
boat josephine will probably be used tor
the river inspection. Luncheon VIII bc
served on the boat :,
Following the inspection OF the lohdeli
tract. public hearing has beer scheduled
for a clock IN the Council Chamber II
y the intcution of the local board TO have
a. many ol Wilmington s leading business
houses represented at the hearing rs
possible including representatives "'
the Chamber of Commerce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
FOR SALE SIGN MARKS
FINS IN BEATTY CASE
Shaw Home on Market. All OF
Late Occupants Having
Departed.

For sal sign now adoras the front
N tha ho,-, A. 3Il5 West Street, winch
u.ttl one week ago. had been occupied 'y
thc tamil, ~ Mrs James shaw With
tlr placing NJ the ~lCn may " written th'
. -r chauttr lu tho romanc" tn winch
N,s~~ IllIa ~hav adnptod daughter ~
r- ~'av y promueu'l, figured ~ M
f..cuor with the case II 81 t''oTgc
1.a't1 Nr ho3d-Jumptug a,i"tnf
II was earncd tins mnrn.E ilr u"
-t4v trutIy presumably f. .v'f nrthcr
LOGS" ,mharraSsmc + ilad ~hlIp"d
tHrIr hel-, hrli effects ~ = lenlis Neigh
LIVING tu West street a1d who ~
.u.i.r ith the movementeoi u the tamii',
r thc, arr now residing " the N's' ''l
r,ll~ Mrs Shaw originally rcs,dr Ct
ST 1ie and 1t was from that city hat
t-ts IS u bis last flight from the .'u-
.sr.tt~
~.nc, RI, arrest nt Beatty n = Louis.
N. ltaa show has not been seen If
W,Iiu ct.1 Il i assumed 1hat she i u,'u
England p.th her aviator hilStara
fa,-b ro'saittv having secured pa<sags
fs, torGCn port hetweeu The t'mt IT bis
LIST arrest and the date SCI tor hls trtal
several weeks elapsed hctvcel hs ar
r,et and tl)e date set for a hearing hy III,
~ Ioui. authorities and II IS uadersfo",
., hsd sufficient timc - make tho Iour ,l
b, yI4tar jumped l,ai # Y ash &
Wtlutegtoa \cu ! orb and - Iouie lht
'.t"l sulount Of hail forfeited Was SG.Fia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
WOMAN FANTS WHEN
HUSBAND IS FINED $40
Court imposes Mild Punishment
on Glenn Gale for
Assault.

In highly nervous state while her
husband was on the witness stand IN
Municipal Court today Mrs Glenn Gale
fairtcd In p corridor outside the court
room immediately after Judge Hastings
had fired Gale SlO and costs for assault
ard battery on James Nealc Detective
McDaniel ard Officer Cook gave the
woman first aid treatment and she was
taken 20 her home III an automobile
Nealc. who is AN officer of the Ferris
Industrial school. and as such also q
spccial deputy sheriff Of New Castle
County. attempted to place Gales son
under arrest AZ the pcr-Dcl garage ou
sunday afternoon The father lntcrfccd
and a fight resulted between officer
\ealc and his brother and the two Gale,
in which Ncale received several severe
blows over the hcad from a broom stuck
wcllird bv Clcm Gale \calC's son. who
had been an ,rmatC of the Ferris School
Tor sometime was recently released from
the workhousr whcrc he served three
months sentence fnr larceny In explaining
his attack on the Officer Gale srId hc
the boy as h. did not do So Immediately
following tins release from the workhousc
Judge Hastings said the fathers cN-
plauatior ~ hIs actions WAS reasonable
and that ~ also might have hecu tempt
"a ~ take that view and therefore madc
the sentence comparatively light ~
), alwavs serious otfcusc o. resist NJ
oFccr hut the present circumstances
mitigate thn oftcusc in my estimation
s "a the Judge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN DEAD.
Prominent Jewish Citizen. Retired Rus.
ness Man Passes Away

Israel C;,,ldstciu. aged "a wears dIcd
Yesterday ~ his home sos West Fourth
street. II complication nf diseases Mr.
C,oldStoln Who was ono ~ thr most pvom
nc K cltl7rrs at the Jewish cummuplt,.
Mas cngagod ID tho tobacco business a'
,,ll aSt Fourth street for many wears
prur to his retirement about five years
ago lie Was born m Russia tut came
jn tins CItl about thirty wears ago and ha-
resided here since that tune
\lr C,oldstelu IS survived hN his widow
ONE brother Herman (,oldStcln % Van.
l,1ei avenue and Thatcher street and
cieht children BERNARD of Philadelphia
Jacob Nathan Samuel. Miss Elizabeth
l,oldstcln. Mrs RAY Badcr Mrs Cecilia
Piotkn and Miss Rose C,ol3stcin All -
thS cItv
Iuacral services Will TIC held - 3 . cloch
this afternoon, and Will he 10 charge ~
the ldas kodcsh congregation, ~ sixth
and Frcuch streets lntcrment viii tak,
place ,n Lomhar4v cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
F0CH READY TO STRIKE
on FEW HOURS WOTIC r.

Paris. March 2-Flvpryt hing Is Dr.
readiness along that tart II M fhire
held ~ the Frr1toh IN iufap go
ward at 4 f"n hours notse. abDutH
tho eccnaion ariec. the hase.ciatcd ~ ~
is Informed ~ official cir, lon Plane
have been going on Frr e,1uo dnya in
anticipation ~ any arfifr whioh might
make forward rnovau}euf necessary and
IN The worlds n hiFh eajriol II ftr
War oHca. Marshal Foth haa htf M
eaY the vv,rvd
The German counter pra-oanfe erea'.
"a nothing al,ort - autazrmort
French official ard dplornatir oirctoa ae
well az among the members uf P4r1La-
the propositions M ~ 4uhrnlftnl NV III.
AinonH. the German Foreign H'riu'er
m rrcolvod n Paris ,vaa r. tho r~act
'haf the prr .ganIa vare more rea pou.
ahle ard might for7a th, afs n Iir
cussion The corae na1a NJ apiripr 'rtq
s-ru5uR however .vaa nat ,0 dFarfia
atuu waH poaaibla
French officials. however. cannot = ~
the fccllrg = satisfaction INT tho C.cr
nron attitude should -aFrzv tne I~rgnch r
v5ovt,ofnt Ind been correct from +Ho
FIRST thRt Germany -raa 4~rffing rr
faro the raapannfbIifirs and aiHo f.rovr
~ C.rsat Ertfain and the re4f ns the
Allied and neural world fhHf German
p.iII 4rdera attnd nothing uu' thn 4upH
tafion ~ forse 8 and that Il - arl.ss eo
i deal With Germany IN a euirii ~ 5Estirn
anil fairness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
TWENTY TWO NEW
DIVORCE CASES FILED
Many Pending Applications Will
Also Come Before the
March Court.

Twenty two now petitions for divorce
appear on the flipl ilat of the Superior
court for the March term which VIII
..nvena nest Monday There are alao
MANY divorce eaaeR from former terms
tbst remain ~ IT, dtsposed af The new
Ones nta aa follows
Mariana Glsmondi W Mary 6'iHnondi
George InidRea ~. Nellie nridsea.
llclon + Ieasu ~ Harry II. Logan.
rauituo | Rtnn hy h"r next friend Lem
e.sliucio ~ samuel Usino, William y
ltaylea ,a Ieaatn Hoylea Charles u
l4roWu " Saiah Emma Hfown. Mau
lfco II o'ropey ve Emily u Gronoi
NllIe II Hryan "a Walter r Ilryan.
Harrison Roaa iord - tila VI Ierti
Wiliaw IS brown -. Florence
Rravr Violet II THROWN an infant -
her t.>t friend. Alfred Iianua - Iai
~ = i}9ovr Iouta Ilau "a i4auta Hat
Nuutr II SmaQ ~ Andrew , Smith
Maud + Nil,a 81 M,llard I Mllu lies
-tg e nlnunB 1s Clarence Rani
4ne Sssr..S ltatatof@yH. Flo5 = Roy
sfan Hal.I II johnston If Howard y
I,Hsu4tgu N,dal.uo i.inundakia by
l.ftzslt th Alexander hrr nrNt frlend
~ lrtrt laoundakia Alberta ". lraY
~ Martin u Ifay y. Augustus Crna
asu >s Mara \ ,'roa~au Daniel y
l,abiuaou t~. Helen Robinson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
FURTHER RULING BY
COURT ON "EV|DENCE"
No Return Where Defendant
Admitted Having
Liquor.

Judge Hastings IN Municipal Court to
day was called upon 10 decade the scope
of hs ruling Yesterday IN regard 10 thr
1ght of police officers 10 seize liquor When
Philip Garrett made an application Tor
ne return of the evidence Ia the case 81
Walter \ Henderson colored. charged
With having m ms Possession more liquor
thau hr laW allaWs
According 70 the testimony Detective
Riley and kcmpsk saw Henderson get
out of a tax3cah on French street with q
package under one arm and Il suitcase III
the other
What do YOU have there" Detective
kempskl testified he said 10 the Negro
as he passed them
Liquor the Negro replied and put
down the package and suitcase ON The
pavement according to Riley testimony
The detectives said they then opened the
stntcases and package and found two
quarts Of liquor and three gallons of
alcohol
Attorney Garrett based his application
on the fact that the detectives dId not
know there was a crime being committed
At the time because although the Negro
did admit he had liquor, the detectives did
not know he had more than the law allows
or whether ii was of higher alcoholic CON
tent than legal Therefore, In violation of
the recent ruling, they had stopped and
searched the man without a warrant
Judge Hastings denied the application
on the grounds that he did not think his
decision was that reaching Attorney
Garrett waived n hearing and Henderson
was held under $500 bail for the Court Of
Gene ral Sessions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
RGRs GOOD ROADS.
State Engineer Tpham Outlines Reasons
for Progressive Program.

That every autoist should faYer a pro
gressive program of road building and
not permit any postponement of con
struction was urged by Charles NJ
Upham. engineer for the State Highway
department to the members of the
kiwanis Club at their weekly luncheon
today Mr. gpham showed by figures
that II was a paying Investment in the
way OF saving on the upkeep OF cars
10 have good roads and that to permit
of any break in the plan Of construction
because Of high prices of materials
would eventually reflect back upon the
motorist
A telegram Of congratulations was
directed sent to PTesident-elect Hard
ing on Friday Inauguration day. MIR
Harding is Kiwanian and Mayor
William q. Taylor. former president of
the Wilmington club was directed to
forward the telegram.
Entertainment today was furnished
bv Eddie Burrell a brother OF Chick
Burrell and Mr.. Harkins OF the program
now playing at the Garrick theatre.
They sang songs and told jokes. in a
manner that greatly interested the
Kiwanians.
The attendance AT today's luncheon
was the largest in the history Of tho
club with the exception Of a combined
luncheon with another club recently
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
MARION TELLS HARDING
GODS BLESSING TO YOU
Schools Close, Business Halts
While People Flock for Front
Porch Adieu.
- Asaoc!ated = a - -

Ry Associated Press - Every Evening
Marion Onto. Iar 2-Presiden--
rlect Harding uelgahors II Marion ann
asarby owns oafe nim godspeed u the
t4ak Is .ra pr-sas E,v a.ay lu a .prrnal
farewell that frf4sht alU 10 ,Ae ta
nous front aaseh one .5 tts 4rge-t
-atneriuea.
Marion schools ard business hoIs-7
l3sed FOR NO hours 70 observe -he 1c-
aston AMI is tne anal front porch
meeting b.-aa. ehurch h"ils and factory
whistles mingled their voices ia so-
aprous message af good wll.
~ cart II eh. tarev..it -.r-nsony. -ae
.ty presented - tae sI-nL-ei,,t g.r.a
MS 48e 4 SILVER llauae rnich .ore -ne
inscription Gods blessing TO YOU.
His appearance IL ~ 'front.' porch
meeting WAS Mr. Harding only eu-
gageruent Tor the day aat az spent Lae
remainder Il his time finally closing the
affairs II has calapa.sa Headquarters
and packing ~ for hss .nas taseE-e.
lie and Mrs. Harding nl- l.ate tag
Washington la., today and wl.. arrive
tomorrow afternoon
They planned to - direct - 3 hote-
aad remain secluded 4ltA -aeE .r4Ye
fer the inaugural ceremonies.
The program arranged tor ne care
we'll ceremonies began shortly aef2ra
l'eou aud Wis Il simple ea.. DR. Thomas
H. MeAfee, pastor y tae president
elects church was chasa1 Il present
the plaque and after response r. NJ.
fiardinS there waS ~ aater..A. rscel
-ien lasting We into ths afternoon.
For his text III the presentation adj
dress DR. NcAfee teaa .ae inscription
ii the plaque
To Warren Ciama.le. Harding 115
Ills wife. Florence 1NllnS Hardlus
From The Citizens of Marion III Tes-
tlmony of Affection ard Gratitude For
Loyal Friendship Devotion - The Pub
lie Welfare and Service 70 The Highest
Conception Of American Citizenship.
Gods Blessing To You
The response by the PresLdent-elecr
vas brief. expressing thanks Tor the
manifestation Of friendship and asking
the support Of his neighbcrs ln the
work ahead Of him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
Mite Society Elects Officers.

Al the election of officers of the Mite
Society Of Grace NJ f. Church. held in
the church house yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Joshua Conner was made president
Mrs Charles W Pusey, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Eli Mendinhall, second vice
president; Miss Sarah Weldon, third Woe
president; Miss Rachael Rowland, record
ing secretary; Mrs Kennedy, correspond
ing secretary; and Mrs. Hudson Slaughter
treasurer. Reports were also read and
business matters discussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
COMPERS WILL PROBE
CONDITIONS IN ORIENT
To investigate Report Of Immi-
grafton Laws Restricting
American Labor.

Uy Associat.d Press ,o Every Evening
Washington. March 2--By direction
of tho executive council Of the Amer
ican Federation ~ Labor, now IN Hea-
sion here, presidant nnmuel GomDerR
IL 10 Investigate the whole Gapanoa"
nnd Oriental induptriai and inbOr prob
lem with n view 10 determining whether
the ruatrictions impoaed upon American
workers md capital ~ tho lfnI Eaet are
not more severe than those inpos"d
I'm thia country on OrinntHlH
linton officials Haid today they had
received information that the land and
Immigration laws Ia Japan wer" more
restrictive than thune IN America and
that Americans aeoklng employment In
the Orient we're compelled by law IN
give up trade necrrtn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
HORACE WILSON RETURNS
FROM SOUTHERN TRIP

Former Mayor Horace Wilson has
JUS, returned from Florida where H.,
went lust before New Years Gay tn
connection with the branch steamboat
service which the Wilson Line has
r.antained in Florida waters for several
seasons n, reports tourist travel
slower than usual. 40 far as usual travel
routes are concerned. but quite lively
bz automobiles Near Tampa. for in-
~tauc, is camp site provided 10y the
city at which II. saw many as SOC
automobiles parked representinE prob
ahl> 800 tourists Camp outfits oi all
degrees ~ ga borateness we're used h&
IN. <iSItors who came from all over
tb. ouurttN and iu ali sorts Of Hls
ch3res lie NET down there sales
man FOR the Franklin automobile named
Willis from Middletown. who was at
one time IL the Franklin agency here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

E.y Associated Press - r,v~ry Tv-asns-
phiIade.pE.a. March a. .vnsat nignl
40. -sd winter }ts5 80 20 a4
scNy. s.-s I-sI
corn a.sner -xport- 20. 4 $50 ~
-o. %c b So ss -oC-l-, 20 ye-.1-
54~-E >o. yellow. -3 ID Csc
3a,s rsa1y SO White. ssGssA
$50. va.,e 5 a. = No. Z whits. 2
e
eur,er alshor nearby rriata. ,aae
E6- western --ea-ueIy. a2uA. 1l =
Es5s evaE a=A-by ersL %
erscs. Re-. ia -4rr-Ic receipts, rs see
extra ar~ls. s4Gs4- Co. #-st,.
ass, fancy selected. lacked. - -
Cheese firm New TorS whole 4-
.arcy aats he,d. 2s 2S coulm0l p
-cod 26 Z 30. fancy Eats. -Lrre.
make. ga -5s 80. or on 20 goo.
- a p. loushorn, neld ana fresh.
1tiz single daisies. 1e.l -a -s1
10 fresh 2-la E2Sts.
1--we pos nv steady. fowls. faaeE
I IS 81. sar re good 80 Is
Leghorns. 35 & 35. Ch.cA,as, ,l
L 30 y-us erester~-
roosters. p 2 25 r-rS,~ tla
Z So 20. ordinary 75
white Ps5.n 50 3 IS
:. 2 q 'la.s''T
Dressed po4it- -.-
choice % fancy .-a-t
western SD fair 90 good
toms. 75 a IS fowls fresr
# sanc- 37t7 63s]7 ic. snA
@ o.d roosreys. 70 b.rU.ts
As J4S do. western. u
chickens nearby. 39
95 Is 4o .ryiug chickens. r..4.
SIS Io western 53 ..
western 3, +a seese v.-.r
pota-oqs .ouyr sa.te
Pennsylvania por ioo ~
Jersey Sc. ye- bSslS- 4
rs choice 5oG7y 81 81 p
tlcur luu a,.t vIrr
s5Q0s5 p,i Ao.. Aaru Nnt
a225 DO short aaly.
spring frst e.,ar $50 r.-p1
I925: dc short nateat 5uo.3-
fancy spiiag 4ld el,l uills =. .en. fla
ily brand o.7a1I 25
Hay st, tly timothy 81. l-t
per ton do Nc 3. lE- ssnpi
lS0a0 uo -ru1, ia-i e.er,r iNe.
hay light u Ncd t - uN
ed 10.50G4ioe.
Tallow. lower ar.ae ct se. t-s
do. special loose. 2- prime country
az edible - uerces.
Bran. hisl.r ~att nlnt,. Wtslvr
in t00-poui q sack, i+o v,rire
22o "a
sheep, rceeluts $4,000. tcW sar,N s8.ts
steady. later hldding weak amh. to
early, I1 some held higher shorn lamh
top 10 bulk fat lambs. 10 a 0.So. au
top. $50 bulk. a $50. l2-pound
wethers roo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
CHICAGO LIYEST0Ck MARkET.

Chicago. March - Cattle. receipts
5000: killing classes dul: early sales
about steady. top beef steers, 1915 bulk
S.50aI025: bulk butcher COWS and
heifers. 6.o0(G725. bulls. mostly $500
625. medium calves. largely ll501
1850: stockers and feeders steady
Hogs receipts 10000 active 10 to
25 cents higher than yesterdays aver
age. butchers up most TOP, ll.o0; bulk
zoo pounds down, t0.700l0.9O; bulk 22o
pounds up. 1o@to.50. pigs strong g
Is cents higher; bulk desirable 50 g
120-p pound pigs. i0d10.60-
sheep. receipts % 600, few early sales
handy weight lambs 25 cents 70 lower
bidding on others indicates greater de-
cline; early top. 1868 balk tat lambs.
975@10.5O; no early sales sheep on
yearlings, talking lower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
SOUTH SIDE ORGANIZES
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

The South Side Community Association
organized last night at a meeting in the
Liberty fire engine house with officers
as follows: President, John r. Mageei
vice-president. John Finerty; secretary,
Mrs Mabel Ward treasurer, Leon Dugan
executive committee, Walter Rash, John
laws were also adopted. The organization
has about IS members. An open house will
be held by the organization Tuesday
night March IS, with music ard an en-
tertalnment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
90 To NORTH CAROLINA
FOR RAILROAD WORN

large delegation ot torelgn-horn lei'
= llmngton early thI- morning over tn,
lvanIa Railroau ior North Carohla
heir sudden departure Is due 70 tho 81
.nuncement Of a railroad 10 bc construct
+, near Sunhurst. fifteen miles north OF
+ eSi Canton
With baggage OF every description.
re delegation mostly Italians hockcd
10 French street station and deposited
>33 p Tor one-wav passage Onc member
u the party claimed he had received .
liter from a friend who was ALREADY
employed IL the construction gang al
>'Inburst and he enlisted several dozen
of his friends to accompany him on the
trip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
TtINa DEMANDS ~ IAPs
uATF FOR OUITTTNr -rRfEf

rev s4nofatrf f.-aTe ga .-ve--
ea<t-F. February ---'ta-rarf
rauar rr dafnif. lafa f.r -aa nvtr ca
,.s~ Siberian -f1rv ave ne
'-ut -9 .ss Frn'Er 'rr o.
taa r1'rlster = f0~a-Er 1irs
Far F.asfsrn Republic. atic-
dispatch received here
The note cited rug 7r IL af 80
Injuries ana -DDoEftio7s Ireered
me people II flaster1 Iberia ~
aanas ~ -apanesa Hlilicsr- '1-u.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
.SING" AT HIGH SCHOOL.
T,rsy Little Girls Contribute to Interesting
prOarAm.

A successful ssng WAS held IN the high
school auditorium by the Community
Chorus last night, about fifty little girls,
guests from the Girls Cooperative League,
contributing to the program. jimmie
Hin one of these little girls, sang "Whis-
pering" and Daddy, You've Been a
Mothor TO Me, winning much applause.
In brrf address, Harry Barnhart, chorus
leader spoke of the Christian message''
brought BY these little childrep
The sing ended about O'Clock, after
which the chorus rehearsed the concert,
The Holy City" which will be given
within the next few months Mrs. Jackson,
of the Girls Industrial School, reported
that the girls at the school are making
much progrss in practicing the angel
chorises'' that will I've sung by them at
the concert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
JR. q. L. A. NJ. RECEPTION
FOR COUNCILLOR LANG

4 reception was gwen on Monday night
by Diamond Council. No 5. Jr O. I A.
M 70 George Lang. Past State Coun-
clIlor who has been elected national rep
resentative OF the Jr O. L. A. NJ, to at
tend the convention of the National
Council at Los Angeles, IN June Addresses
were made bv Past State Councillor
William T Stoops ana State Council
Representative c. NJ. Wright Refresh
ments were served