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NEWS OF SEAroRD.

scaiord. June 20 The remains Of
Nh lda Wagner. who died last week IN
phtAeiclrha hospital of cancer ~ tho
sinnnrh alter three months of treatment
therr Wrrc brought 10 Soaford. Fndsy
AFTERNOON and luncrs services held at
thr grave ~ charge ot llcv ' ar
pcnter. pastor ~ 81 Johns NJ Y.
thuuh Mrs Wagner was "a years old
and lsforc her marriage was Miss lsa
lane, ~ This town
Nn Ircd Mapl and little ~oa,
fpicrrk II II Laurel sre herr visiting
her mother. Mrs Harry & Darhec
Mr and Mrs I } Ninder lett on
lhureia, ~ motor trn 20 bnancock,
"a their former home
Mrs NJ = Newman. ~ Baltimore. -
4 guest 81 rev and Mr. N II DarMc,
at ne tpsropal rprtorN
X ~n,,cr. professor ot agriculture
ln ~ Sealnrd public school who last
IAN had 4 severn attack 1T tNphold lever
ana lat man, weeks was confined ~
I 1amhridgr. Md hospital has arrived
hcrc lrpm thc home 81 his parents M
loqaa,iilc ~ lle was accompanied
h, his family and viii take np Residence
nn pac street
M and Mrs J 4 SauerhotI are
.lend,ng several wcrks with their chil-
dvn II Baltimore
Miss Helen knowles arrived home iast
week from Iladen liall seminary
Iltitls "a where she was = Vtudcni
NJ and Mrs a. N Huston and daugh-
ter Nrnes. ard Nt and Mrs | W Gull
vef left last WEEK On = motor tun 20
nalhmore. Washington and points III
lrginla
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humber, from Virginia TO Philndelphin
tug Alvan Clark, Nth barge q. a.
koohles, mine props, from Virgins tu
Philasclphia: power boat Summers,
general merchandise, from baltimore tu
Philadelphia, powcrboat liairy Davis,
general merchandise, Philadelphia TO
Baltimore. yacht Frances, Cllwapcake
bay 10 Philadelphia.
,loha shannon las taken poaiiion
on the tug Micawber.
Mrs. William Bowen hasrrccivad word
IT The death OF her hrother-in-lnw, Viii
liam Aud, in Philadelphia yesterday.
Az automobile owned by A. III Jones
of Wilmington crashed into the canal
bridge at St Georges, Saturday and
narrowly escaped going into the cannl
The occupants Of the car, numbering
three, were unlnjured
The Yacht Countess, owned by III. +.
Scott, left yesterday 10 attend the Yale
Harvard races al New Haven, Conn,
and will return next Mondny. MIR.
Scott's son, Sydney, graduated from
Yale this year.
Mrs. Frank G.. Warner and son, Rieh-
ard, who were living in Texas for the
past five months, have returned and are
now residing ~ their home ON Clinton
street
Mr. ard Mrs. Theodore Weigand Of
New York City are here visiting her
mother, Mrs. William Bowen.
Mrs. Samuel Bendler and daughter
Mildred Of Port Penn are visiting her
sister IN Lancaster. Pa
Mrs. Allen Beck and brother, Alton
Harrison, .speat the weekend at Atlantic
CITY.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md. June 20 Rev. will
liam T. kiener ID. D.. OF Lincoln Uni
versity visited Elkton. Yesterday. and
occupied the pulpit in E.lkton Presby-
terian Church, which has been closed
since Rev John MeE,imoyle resigned.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Lynch. who
was involved in a fight at n baseball
game at Perryville. several weeks ago.
has rendered his resignation to Sheriff
Seth, which has been accepted.
The people of Rising Sun who have
been without fire protection have
awakened since the disastrous fire that
visited their town a week ago. and
have taken steps to organize fire
department. with Dr. Il. c. Dodson,
president. William NJ. Pogue, vice
president; Evans +. Ewing. secretary
and treasurer.
Bishop Davenport of the Episcopal
Diocese of Easton visited the Federal
government reservation at Perry
Point Saturday evening. administered
the rite OF confirmation TO class.
Chief Dietitian Arhella Parnell of
the government hospital. Perry Point
has been transferred to the public
health hospital at Knoxville, Iowa.
Lieutenant Harry Z. Eder OF Com
pany + left Elkton. this morning. with
squad of sixteen men for weeks
practice at Saunders Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cullen enter
tanned Saturday evening at their home.
about fifty members OF West Noting
ham Grange.
Miss Roberta Tull of Elkton, will
leave this week for New York City, TO
sail for a three-months' trip through
Europe.
A fine of So with costs. was imposed
on Martin Foley, a soldier at the Aber-
ieen proving grounds, Saturday eharg
ed with disorderiy conduct on a Penn
sylvania Railroad train.
State Road Commissioners will build
A concrete road between Aiken and
Port Deposit. this summer.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Eikton, Saturday. to Harold W. Holt. |
II Wilmington and Gladys Diggs, of |
North East; Samuel l.. Mcdowell and I
elizabeth A. Puschall of North East /
Thomas II. Archer of Florence, n. r.,
nd Alice Reed of North East.
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OLD CLAYTON FARM
HISTORIC LANDMARK
Mansion Thereon Erected More
Than 200 Years Ago and is
Well Preserved.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Milford, June 20--George Henry
Draper has again taken possession Of
the old Joshua Clayton farm and
property on the Harrington Road on
the west entrance 10 town. This
property Ia one of the oldest IN this
vicinity. tn. house having been erect
ed more than two hundred years ago,
the bricks used In ita construction be-
ing brought from England for that
purpose. About three years ago the
house and sual section of the farm
vsa sold 20 Peter Greece, who on
account Of Illness has never been able
to take possession and has now re-
llnquished the title thereto.
About nifty yards from the old man
sion house, there still stands a mon
umant erected to the memory oi
/ Joshua Clayton, whose remains are
buried within the small stone val
enclosure OF the old family burial plot
Mention ls also made on the stone Of
the name of John NJ. Clayton who In
after years became well-kn0wn az .
national figurs.
| The fret rector Of Christ Protestant
| fspiseopai Church parish. REV. syden-
| ham Thorne. who was cent out IN
| the Seventeenth Century By the Eng
! liah Society for the Propagation 81
| the Gospel. and who served here 10
several years. also lies buried in tn
enclosure. the old farm originally be-
| ing Glebe Farm, that is, belonging
TO the old Christ Church parish oi
New Kent. as it was then known. IN
the center of the enclosure stands a
huge oak tree. the age Of which Is
estimated 70 be more than $50 years
| its branches throwing shadows over
radius or more than 100 square
/ yards.
/ The old house Is in sad need of re-
pair. signs Of decay being very prom
| inent In its day It was one Of the
mansion houses of this section Of the
/ state, sll the floors being Of hard
wood, all the wood work. ratings and
uiantelpieces being hand carved. and
ali the bolts and other metal work
being hand-wrouEh A large fire.
place is located in each room. all q
which are large and cornrnodious.
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~ Georgetown. has extended n call ~
Rav. Bergen Brokaw stanta 70 be-
come pastor. lie has been serving the
charge since last October
Miss Inoz Russell. n member of the
Elementary school faculty, and Jaugh-
ter of Editor L. Hates Russell ~
critically III ~ typhoid fever nt the
home of her parents on ffigh street
Ghestetfuwn.
MIss Regina fsasin. ~ gOiJey Cob
iege. Wilmington, is spending the
summer vacation with her parents.
Nj. and Mrs George X iissin. in
Kenbedyyilie.
Miss Lillian I. Hicks. daughter ~
Mrs. Samuel Hicks. was married Sat
urday morning az Z o'clock % John
Eisele Davis of Dividing Greek. ~. ~.
1T the home Of her mother, on Queen
street. chestertown. ~ Rev ~ o.
Gibson. pastor of Christ N y. Church
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Mrs r. r. Finder will undergo an
operation today al the Physicians and
Surgeons iIosp4tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewlett and
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Hewlett yes
torlev inotured 10 sudlersvIlle. Nd
Harry snIloway Of Wilmington,
nephew Of Mrs A. NJ Givison. il
spending the summer nponihe ss The
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. GiviHou,
Mrs. Marion Reynolds and two chill
dren have been spending the week end
rs guests ~ Mrs w. Mccue. mother
pf Mrs Reynolds. ut Christine One
OF the children, Arthur. was taken
suddenly Ill while on the visit
Wallace Waer and A NJ. givlson.
who have been spending a week az
guests of Mr.. and Mrs George sullis
tu their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Henry OF Will
mington spent Yesterday az guests
Of Mrs. George Morrison and family.
Mrs. James McGulre Of Whining
ton spent yesterday az guest nf Mr..
and Mrs, Hurry Montgomery. sf., of
Second street.
Mrs. Spencer Walls. Hrrs Oscar Roe
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Walls of Sud
lersvilie, Md. apent yesterday as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Wise
Of West Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcguire and
children. Of Chester Pa. spent yes.
terday as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
uriah Mcguire and family Of F,asi
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grosa anf
Mlsa Jennie and Harry Gross speni
yesterday as guests Of MiHs Lara ans
George Bacon.
Afs. Sara Hickey OF Astoria. Ions
Island n. Y. who has been spending
severai months as guest Of NJ. J
Nuiiin aud family returned 10 hei
home yesterday accompA Anied bs
Francis Mnllin.
Auto repairing. We specialize OF
Forda. wiibert Meredith. w ST. Adv
Apartments for rent n the Louise
Apply TO John Ries, The premises
Adv.
Lost Watch fob containing
Masonic charm. Reward if returned e
Edward H. Naylof. Ir.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Good Game Prospects in Sus-
SEX II Dogs Do Not Kill Young
Birds and Rabbits.
TO SETTLE ROAD DISPUTE


rvom isvery Evenings Correspondents
Laurel. June ~ In order that the
rouie oi the state Highway through the
towns III laurel and North Laurel may
he defialtel9 argued, a citizens meeting
has been arranged for, Ia he held IN
Mailer Theatre This move Is the OUT
rome oi several meetings ot the Town
Councils " the two. towns and with
mcmhcrs of thc State Highway Depart
ment. no definite conclusion being ar
rived AZ ia any NJ these meetings, due TO
she fact that they were not held jointly At
= meeting, held last week, Commissioner
J HsFold Edle resigned from the North
laurel hoard, and hls place was filled by
Robert n Waller At this meeting Il
wns uteepsted that two or three routes
D. submitted 20 the State Highway
Commission and leave IL with that body
a. decide which route to select North
aurrl would not agree 90 this. The
State Highway Commission has made It
plaln that il is definitely mp to the two
towns 60 agree on q route. No agree
ment was reached ~ this meeting
II i expected that large number OF
persons will he present at the meeting to
H. held IN Waller Theatre. rs the matter
i IT very grrat Importance e. thus aud
surrounding communities The question
III good roads has ALWAYS been ~ mn
portant one, and now even more 50, rs
The two towns are about 70 be presented
with an Improvement that will amount
o. hundreds uf thousands Of dollars, it
oal, hclng necessary that a proper route
H. agreed upon
Memhors e the State Highway Com
mission will lc present AZ the meeting 'o
argue their side of the ease, while mem-
lsrs ~ the Councils 81 both laurel and
North Laurel Will have chaacc 10 AR
thnlr views. a. viii other citizens who
ar Interested ia he causr
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HURT IN AUTO CRASH.

Seaiord. June 20 Former Repre-
sentative James T., Lloyd, his wife, two
daughters. Misses Lulu and Agnes
LLOYD. and William Vessels were in
iured in an automobile accident yester-
day on the Delmar-Salisbury State road
The steering gear Of the machine went
bad three miles from Salisbury, turning
The ear over and pinning the occupants
under il Wessells. who was the most
severely injured received three fractured
ribs and cuts and bruises
Mr. LLOYD, his wife and daughters
sustained bad cuts md bruises The
injured were picked up by passing ma
chimes and taken 70 their homes.
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GRADUATE WEBS

CearrntoWn june % Mis- Mlanie
Al,clman. daughter of Ahlc Ahlemau Of
Nillshorn. and Dr loms GoldStrom,
d. sS01 North aveaup. Baltimore. were
married THURSDAY. N phlladclphIa, ~
Rahhi ioseph krausknph
The bride il one Ot the most prominent
Young women IN the southern part 81
SlisapN county. i graduate Of the Mills
hnro high srhool aud the Georgetown
Gommerclal School Theu ugroom - a
dentist af Baltiinurp
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WEDDING AT sEAFoRD.

Sealord, June 20 Thursday night
o'clock at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles =. Alien, on Pine street, their
daughter. MIS- Mabla Emily Allen,
va married o. j Harold Macllin, Of
hfidoevllc. son of Mr. and Mrs George
" Macklln The home was beautifully
decorated wish fuses, ferns, lilies and
honeyAekle for ,hc occasion.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
ii Il Carpenter. pastor ol ~. johns
~ ~ Church Wedding music was
furnished hy Misa icien Moore add the
ceremony was performed uadcr IN arch,
aHlsiirally arraased
L he hflte, alb i aAC of Seaford's
most popula yoang laG.S was hocom-
lae.y attlfcd 10 q s@vcr grey Canton
crepe dles and eg't.-d bFbls roses. Her
Maiug-aWay drrss wg5 Navy blue
travelling suit "a h hat and gloves 70
match There were no attendants.
A~uiLnnx z~u,-r,ss.r.. su>4Aru~l 49,
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NOT TO CLOSE PLANT.

Milford, June 20 The Wilson Nj.
Nnyard Shipvard Co. has asked Every
Evenings correspondent to make cor
rection OF the article relating To that
concern as printed IN this column on
Tuesday evening last. IN which lt was
stated that the yard would close Tor one
month. in order that needed repairs TO
the machinery would be made.
The ward will not close at this time, as
enough work is now on hand 10 keep II
going throughout the entire summer.
and the management now has no thought
of CLOSING the plant before this work is
completed
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SCHOOL ELECTIONS.

Newport. juno 20 Miss Nora Stuart
was elected a member Of the Newport
School BOARD Saturday. succeeding Miss
Ella W. johnson Miss Stuart viii serve
on the local board for three wears. She Is
very much interested in educational
work and is teacher Of the Wilmington
high school
AZ the school election IN Stanton. SAT-
urdav Alvin Satterthwaltc was re-
elected member OF the board for three
wears. lie is very much interested 10 the
education Of children
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FEW VOTES CAST.

Richardson Park. June 20 Little
interest was manifested at TIE school
election, Saturday, onlv - votes being
cast, compared with GOO polled At the
bond issue election last fall The three
commissioners elected are W Henderson
Smith, Ray Rudolph and Mrs & I.
Crossan
For the first time in wears Richardson
Park did not elect school commissioner
the ncw officials heing residents Of Belle
moor. Ashley and limhurst Mrs rossan,
who was elected 10 the one-year term.
Is president of the parcnt-Teacher Assn-
citation and hes heen employed At times
a. teacher IN the school
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EVENING COMPANY.

Newport, June 20 Miss lrere Gregg
entertained d number Of young folks a
her home Saturday evening, in honor or
Miss Emile Mitchell Of Hockessin.
who IS spending few days here as her
guest.
Those present were Misses Emile
Mitchell, Margaret Groome. Edna Can
non. Frances Ball Mary lyman. Marion
Doakvne. Margaret Snyder, Margery
Bair, Emma Maclarv and Irene Gregg.
James Derrickson, Paul Mitchell. Joseph
Mitchell, RAYMOND Cunningham, Ire
Cannon. ] Francis Callahan, Leslie
kephart. Warren Garrett, George Ripe
and Norman I<lair and Mr. and Mrs
Leroy Pennock
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GOOD GAME PROSPECTS.

tsearcet own, June 20 SpOrtsmeu IN
lower Delaware report prospects for
plcnty ol game this fall If the heavy rains
during the early summer do not drown
the hlrds and nbhlts The forests ~
thn time abound IN game, and indica-
tions are that the cunning season this
Near will he the best for several wears
N appeal y hcing made TO the farmers
90 keep their dogs fastened at night. IN
order 90 prevent them roaming The wood
and destroying the Young rabbits
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

seaford, June 20.-Mrs. Madge
Haines, wife of DIR. William L. Haines,
was taken TO Jefferson Hospital, Phila
cdelphia, Yesterday, after having suffered
a second attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. Jacob Markowitz, also of Sea-
ford, is in the same institution suffering
with gall stones.
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FESTIVAL A SUCCESS.

Newark. June % 81 johns II. g.
Church lawn festival closed, Saturday
night, with q large attendance. While
the total amount cleared is not known
az this time. il viii he considerable.
The festival was held three nights and
tho support given to il was gratifying 90
those having it in charg
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NEGRO SHOT BY ANOTHER.

Seaford, June 20-A serious shooting
affray at Concord five miles east of Sea-
ford, Saturday, when Elihja Johnson,
l6-years-old Negro boy, was shot with
an old musket, loaded with double-bee
shot, by John Jenkins, another Negro
Of the same age, the entire load entering
Johnson's leg.
Ii was first thought the shooting was
accidental, but afterwards it was learned
that Jenkins was warned that the gun
was loaded when he picked it up and
pointed it at Johnson, who was gearing
a horse, nearby After the shooting
Jenkins escaped. It is said the two
Negroes were not friendly
Johnson was brought to a physician
here, who extracted the shot, stating
that the victim probably would lose his
leg.
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NEWS OF DELNIAR.

Dolmar. june 20 Haray b Gordv,
= retired farmer, died at hs home on
North second street, Saturday Of
Bright s disease lIc was 6j wears OF
aeo and leaves widow, one son.
Dallas 3. Gordy. and two daughters
Mrs Norris Baker Of Laurel and Miss
Daisy Gordy Funeral will be held at
his lsto homo this afternoon and inter-
ment at Kings NJ Y Church
Dclmar Lodge No. 20i A. T. a A. NJ,
has purchased from Henry B Sirman
his lot and dwelling corner Of First and
state streets, with the intention 81 erect
ine q new Masonic Temple thereon
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ding ceremony and dainty rcireShments
were served. Mr.. and M,s, NN,klin
left ON tha midnight express for Nor.
folk, Va, amid showers OF ricc. and con-
fct,i and footing OF automobile horns.
They viii sail from Norfolk Tor seq t.p
IN Boston, Mas, returning via Buffalo.
n. Y, Niagara Falls and New York
City. The bride was the recipient VI
numerous handsome and costly presents,
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BOUGHT ORCHARD FARM.

t,roraot0Wn. June 20 Bandreth J..
LAYTON oi Georgetown has purchased the
nrchard farm oi the swan reek Orchard
10 near Millsboro, for s24, 100
Tho iarm contains 39l acres. three
hundred oi which are set IN - 900 apple
and pcach trees There are FIVE dwellings
on the farm
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MI. ard Mfs. Davis iaff immedlniflt
after The ceremony fvf an rxfrnafA.
wedd'ne tip, SITTER which sbsv <in
ep"nd The rUnDsf ln rnnHfngfr~fn
They win later Ko ~ rhlnsvesaur.
where the groom has nffepts.,i ltvul
fion ~ principal NJ fhe hish s~hnt
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preurhl Aneel. Me.her.. 1,nr..

The long drought ls rsuslnr noHI
siderable dnmare ~ fhf faruf uf laI
Wofkbouee scrDfdinR f1 Warden
Tlummef iis said much ~ llN pfD
aucc H. drginr pp snd fhh slonrd
being burned ont and nrisas ihaff +.
good rsin soun. the inafiiHlfsr will
sustain s0neidefshlf lcpns Th.
wheat crou 90 fhe pfi~0 f.fma
large this vesf
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Young married couples viii find the
most desirable and reasonably priced
houses and apartments for rent
fully described on the classified page.
--Adr,
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Women and children can enjoy
day in the open at Shellpot Park and
D.. lnszxua- &C Qrr.c-x r.rr3c~ - D.
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~ an feverv l.venlne wanl Al.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-05-27

have an interest in and TO the real
property hereinafter described:
You and each of you are hereby no.
tilted that Great Northern Lumber
Company. q corporation, is the holder
of Certificate Of Delinquency num-
bered 2591, issued on the 9Th day Of
October. 1915. by the County Of Che
len, State OF Washington. for the
amount Of ninety-two ne-hundredths
(92-l00) Dollars, the same being the
amount then due and delinquent for
taxes for the year 1913 together with
penalty, interest and costs thereon,
upon real property assessed to you
and of which you are the owner or re-
Tuted owner. situated in said County,
and particularly bounded and describ-
ed as follows. to-wit:
Tax No. , part of northwest quar-
ter Of southeast quarter of section 6.
Township 26, North, Range Il, E. W.
NJ. correctly described as:
The southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section 6. Township 26 North.
Range II, E. W. NJ, and upon which
il has paid taxes assessed against
said property as follows:
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-05-27

Fred 7. Mann, the famous North
Dakota merchant, will be one of the
principal speakers at the Merchants
Convention in Spokane July 2O-22 He
mas achieved nationwide status a,
a successful business man on a con-
siderable scale who can tell other
Just how his success was achieved.
He will talk in Spokane on the sub
Ject: How to operate general
store in small country town on Ell
Their cash or credit plans The plans
for the convention are progressing
rapidly and a remarkably interesting
and comprehensive gathering is as
sured.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-05-27
CIVILIZATION Up TO DATE.

The newest weapon of offense
against battleships is the gas bomb.
Il Is to be dropped by airplanes, and
it will be deadlier than the torpedo.
Every power now has poison gases
that kill in a breath The Navy De
partment is planning twofold test to
determine first whether it is feasible
to protect ships crew from their
fumes, says the Tacoma Ledger.
Of the first there is little doubt. 1t
Is only a question Of craftsmanship
and daring on the part Of the avia-
tors. Aerial defense guns mounted
on the deck of battleship might
work havoc among hostile airplanee.
but let flock Of a dozen or a hun
dred of those buzzing hornets appear
all at once, and some one of them
would be pretty sure to reach their
target
But a ship must breathe. The
great ventiators opening from the
deck have always been considered in
dispensable. It they are open. and
the deck is deluged with asphyxiating
fumes, they will carry to poison
quickly to every part of the vessel.
How is that difficulty to be met?
The point is that naval warfare en-
ters a new phase. Civilian use has
been made of poison gas since the war
to kill rats by asphyxiating them in
their holes. Henceforward sea fight
ing will mean killing shiploads of
sailors not in combat, like men. but
like rats, with strangling fumes. And
the sea powers go ahead preparing
for it as if it were the most natural
thing in the world.
To such a depth has civilization
sunk. Who will save the world frorl
degradation and turn human science
and human courage to better use?