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OBITUARY.

Rachael NJ. Clark. widow of Elmer
w. Clark, Of New Castle. died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Frank p.
Richardson, Eagle Rock, Cal, on oc-
tober 2S.
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Children's Choir to Entertain

The children's choir OF Brandywine
NJ. r. Church will give a concert at
I.45 o'clock this evening. II will be
followed by a reception.
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The "a may be cancelled as soon as
be- made only for the days the ad has
run.a~Adv.
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LEGION WANTS DEBS
KEPT IN POISON AND
BERCDOLL PUT BACK
Continued from page /.

sentence In the Federal prison at At
lanta, for violation of wartime laws.
was adopted amid cheers, the CON
yention rising and shouting fits APP
proval;
Three of the distinguished visitors
here for the convention left early to-
day for the east They were: General
Diaz, of Italy, Admiral Earl Beatty, of
Great Britain. and Vice President
Coolidge. Other visitors including
Marshal Foch. General Baron jacques
and General Pershlng were to spend
part OF the day at the flying field,
Marshal Foch and General Pershing
having on their program a trip 90
LeaveI worth. Kansas, TO look over
the federal prison and military bar
racks there. The American general
planned TO stay at the Fort for some
time to make an inspection. The two
were to leave tonight on special
train for st. Louis.
General Jacques will also leave to-
night aboard special train for Omaha
where he Will attend the international
Air Congress the latter part OF this
week.
Inc 1binItitift Oh AInfflCbDlSfu III
its report, urged more stringent ex-
animation of immigrants and closer
supervision OF radicals. In regard TO
the question of japanese immiRra-
tion the report requested the conven-
tion to reafflrm the stand on the sub
tect taken by the two previous con-
ventions and made no further sug-
gestions.
The use Of English only in the
countrys public schools was urged
and it was asked that all teachers Dc
required 10 take the oath Of allegiance
More respect for the flag and more
drastic safeguards against using II for
advertising purposes at home and
abroad, were requested.
Better election laws declared to be
necessary.
| Punishment for all slackers was de-
manded and the action of the Legion
officials in opposing the release from
prison Of persons convicted OF war.
time law offenses endorsed
The action Of the Alien Property
Custodian in taking over the property
OF Grover c. Bergdoll, the American
draft evader, was approved.
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Wants Deha

The report pertaining TO radicals
suggested that newspapers be request
ed TO publish notices Of radical gather
ings and that legion posts notify the
proper authorities of all radical meet
ings coming within their observation.
A policy I'm Hawaii which shall re-
suit in larger population Of distinctly
American origin and give a diversi-
fication OF alien population, with a
view to military, social and economic
safety" was urged in the report.
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BLUE BEADS REPEL ALL
"uNX' IN FAR EAST
Good Luck TaIismen Serve Sui
tan and His HumbIest Peas
ants Equally Well.
uy Associated rress to Every Evenlns

gy Associated TT -as to Every Evening
constantlnople. Aug. 10. fBv Malll
The luck token Of the Near East Is
the blue bead It's supposed potency Is
recognized equally by King constan-
tine, the Sultan OF Turkey. Mnatapah
Kemal paah, General papoulaa and
on down to the hnmblest soldier and
peasant
NJ. Gounaris, the rlght-hand man Of
Constantine, carries a whole strlng Of
beads I'm his pocket which he tnkes
out and fingers while being inter-
viewed by foreign correspondents. No
cabinet meeting or war council IN the
Near East Is complete without beads.
In the Angora parliament, where
the sIttings are often stormy. members
shake their beads at each other and
sometimes throw them across the
chamber. Peasants OF Turkey and
Greece put beads on their carpets
hang them over the door like a horse
shoe. decorate the tails and the
brides of their horses and horns Of
their buffa1oes and oxen with them.
No journey is undertaken without
beads on the horses and the wagon
No peasant woman is happy unless
she has them stuck in her hair. while
her Weather sisters wear them az
necklaces. The chops of Asia Minor
are full Of these cheap beads and tht
blue glass one is the raoet popular al
all.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM The STATE
State Senator G. B., lnsley OF
Sussex is Under Treatment
at Cambridge Hospital.
STATE OFFICERS P. O. S. A.

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Georgetown, Sept. l.--ofhcers OF the
State Camp of Delaware, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, were elected Mt the
scventeenth annual session. Tuesday,
a. follows. State president, Harry }.
Schmidt, Wilmington; vice president,
w. L. Greenwood, Dover: master OF
forms, John Halter, Wyoming; secretary,
George f.. Austermuhl, Wilmington
treasurer, Harry r. Loose, Wilmington;
conductor. ". L. Jewel, Camden; guard,
sherman Neal, Seaford. trustees. Charles
Nj. Hoch of Woodside, William Is.
Weldin of Wilmington and Nj. t. Calla--
wav, Laurel; representatives TO National
Camp. n. NJ. Conaway, of Seaford,
William b. Weldin of Wilmington,
Fnoch Y. Williams, of Dover and ". }.
Cantwell, of Cheswold.
Wilmington was chosen as the next
place of meeting on the last Tuesday IN
August, 1922.
In order TO increase the membership
of camps throughout the State, decision
was reached to make an appropriation, OF
about $500, so that an organizer may be
secured TO come into the State. A drive
will be made before the next meeting
for six hundred new members SO as to
bring the total to 5000, when the next
meeting is held,
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Sept. The Board Of
Education fo- Cecil county announces
the following new appointments in the
county schools which opens on Tuesday
next: Gladys Miller. principal War
burton : school: Eleanor Cawley, Center.
Elizabeth MaIoney, Hart's Chapel:
Ruth Biddle. Racine, Evelyn T. Caven-
der Weeley: Beosie Martin. New Valley,
Mary Il. Miller, Pilot: Carmen Price,
Oalsvood; Alice Adams. Colora: Ruth
Horn, Ell Mills, Edwina j. Wright
Andorr: Charlotte MchIiister. Pleasant
Hill; Risneh Dean, Wood Valley. Kate
NJ Frank, assistant Calvert agricultural
hirn: Esthlla $. Gregg, assistant NJ
Leeds. Ruth T. Coulson, Love Run.
Associate Juigo Wicks has drawn the
following Jurors 20 I'LL vacancies foT the
September term az Court. William RI
poulden, Charles r Buc'sworth. John
u. Roberto, Howard NJ Linton, I thomas
NJ Kane, Sr
Miss Mollie X. Davis, daughter Of the
late Colonel I. u. Davis, died on Tues
day at her home on Bridge street, EiktDn
after long illness, aged 10 years. Fu-
neral was held tbs afternoon.
Harvey Jorden, colored. was ar
raigned efore Magistrate Johnson Of
Chesapeake City, yesterday charged
with stealing chickens A fine Of s25,
with costs, was imposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p McNeal loft
Flkton today for Dubois, Pa. where Mr.
McNeal has accepted q position.
While trying 70 explode 4 cap by
means Of two stones, yesterday, Mary
Oberiek, young girl of Chesapeake
City, bad one uf the fingers on her right
hand blown of. She was brought to
Union Hospital, E.lkton, for treatment
j. Givin Griffin, who lass week re-
turned from Washington State, has ae-
cepted the position as manager Of
Francis Skunk Browns farm, al Town
Point
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was spent In card playing. after which
refreshments were served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hoully, n. X. O'Rourke. Edward
j. Gormley. Martin KINNEY. Michael
J. Devlin. Grover Engie and benjamin
Trimmer.
James c. King has purchased a
new touring car.
Frank Sheridan. Phillip Sheridan
and Joseph cariln motored 10 Red
Lion yesterday and spent the day
fishing and returned with $50 pounds
Of trout.
a large black snake which measures
four feet IN length was killed yester-
day afternoon by resident of West
Fifth street. The reptile had con-
eoaled itself under the porch of City
Clerk George Allen Smith and was
gotten out by tho use of a long pole.
George Tobin. sr.. has purchased a
new coupe automobile.
Eighty new desks hnve been In
stalled in the High School The old
ones have been moved to the over
flow room on the second floor of the
Town Hall.
Esther vining of Washington In
spending two weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. woIdin vining.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. cortlandt pfnder
who have been spending several
months at Lincoln city arrived home
yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Call
houn. mother of Mrs. Pinder, who
will spend several weeks here.
MIR. and Mrs Cooper of Pennsgrove.
N. j.. are spending several days as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s..
Burris of Bear Station.
Miss Margaret Kemp OF Red Lion
Is spending several days as the guest
of relatives and friends az Delaware
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brown and
children of Tacony. Pa. are spending
several days the guests of relatives
and friends here. Mr.. Brown will en-
10y t1le shooting OF reed birds during
his visit
Miss Marion Filter of Wilmington
is spending several days as the guest
Of her cousin. Miss Naomi Colt of
Red Lion.
Contractors, James Morrison and
George Eckles have the construction
of the superintendent office In the
High School
Mrs. Kennard Naylor yesterday
left for n weeks vacation at Wild
wood. ". J.
Miss Ray Patton, who has been
spending a week at Boston. returned
TO her home yesterday.
Archie Iank and several friendn
who have been spending two weeks
at Lewes on a fishing trip returned
last evening
The concretinR of the bottom of the
swimming pool of the Kate Ford
Deemer Memorial part was com
pleted yesterday and the pool will be
filled today with water.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matthias of East
Third street, who have been spending
week at Atlantic City. returned home
yesterday.
For sale; Parlor Heater, good as
new. Apply Is West Third street.
/ ADV.
Nictrolas ano records. Bridgewater.
ADV.
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LEwES NOTES.

Iewes Sent. 1.-The steam pllot-boat
"Phila.p is back at her station III Dela-
u,are hay She was in PHILADELPHIA, Tor
Ihe installation of new boiler Tor SIX
wcels The Pilots Association have
rne,,t about $40. 900 on this boat
The Onward carried large excursion
N Cane Nav. Yesterday and on Tuesday
brought quite goodly number over TO
Iewes.
Loves Fertilizer Co. begun operations
Mo,dav with four boats IN commission.
All the buildings have been pat IN hne
.hans and the pier has been reinforced
a.;tb new pihngs. All the boats will be
busv fishing until the cold weather
makes it impossible 70 tish..
Mrs Mary Evans gave a bridge party
n honor of Mrs. Charlotte Hickman,
TUESDAY afternoon from $50 TO o;5o
o'clock Those in the party were Mrs.
Cbarlotta Hickman OF Florida; Mrs.
Harry b. Hickman of Philadelphia
Mrs James b. Cooper of Fort Washing
ION pa. Mrs. Edward c. Burton OF
Chester. Pa, Mrs. James Rowland,
Mrs. Handy NJ. Long, Mrs. Sallle
Conweu. Miss Sarah p. Marshall OF
Iewes: Mrs. benjamin L. Rlggn OF
Rehoboth Beach; Mrs. Cooper had the
highest score.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons Richardson mo-
torcd To Delmar Seaford, Laurel and
Salisbury. Tuesday Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doughten and
daughter of Wilmington, who are spend
ing couple OF weeks WITH MI, Douso- .
tens uncle and aunt, DIR. hiram h.
Burton and Miss Sallie Burton, IN
Iewes.
The condition of Walter Burton took
change for the worse, Monday night,
and his brother DIR. II. r. Burton, was
summoned at midnight. Mr. burton
has been a great sufferer for several
Nf-s Tonise Marshall is Ill at the home
,f her son. Cornelius Marshall, on
Second street.
Mrs William Hancock, who has heen
III for several weeks Is showing signs OF
Improvement.
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NEWS OF A DAY
At new CASTLE
Complaint Made to Police OF
Operations of Thieves Who
Steal Milk.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Sept. i.---Complaint has
been made to the police of persons
stealing from various residents their
morning milk supply. Yesterday MORN
Ing one and one half quarts in bottles
was taken from the porch OF Thomas
Gravel. at Second and Harmony
streets.
The members OF the Sixth Co. c. A.
c., Delaware National Guard. are
making preparations for n dance to-
morrow evening in the Van Dyke Ar
mory.
This evening at Battery Park
Manager John McDevitt's BLACK Socks
will play the Buffalo Giants OF Will
mington. The game will start at 6.1b.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward New
man of Chestertown, Md. sister Of
Mrs, Weldin Vinlng. who died on Mon
day. following paralytic stroke. took
place this morning from her late home.
Interment was made at Massey. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Parks OF Wash
ington. are spending several days as
guests of John T. Ratledge and fam
lily of Red Lion.
Miss Margaret Fahcy. who hae been
IN for several days. has recovered.
Much interest is centered In the
moving picture show this evening at
the Royal Theatre. for the benefit Of
the New Castle Athletic Association
baseball team. The locals will play the
Alpha team of Chester double header
on Labor day at Battery Park. The
music at the benent show will be fur
nished by the Tobin orchestra of six
pieces. The show will begin at $50 and
tickets viii be sold only at the box
Office.
James II. Edwards Jr., aged so years.
a former resident OF this city, died
yesterday at 11oa Pine street. Will
mington, after an Illness of several
months. The funeral services will take
place on Saturday afternoon.
Magistrate weldln yining ysster-
day completed the making out of titles
for motor vehicles. One hundred and
nineteen blanks were filled out and
sent 10 Secretary Of State A. v. Ben
son for mis- approval. Each owner will
receive from the secretary a receipt.
accompanied By a tag TO be placed
upon the windshleIds of the vehicles.
The me .mbers of the Red Lion Social
of Lebanon are making preparation
for lawn fete. which will take place
on Saturday evening at Red Lion. The
proceeds viii be used for church i'm
rrovements. The following commit.
tees have been appointed: Ice cream
William II. Silver. 0rvflle Davis, Lee
Richard and Frank Henry: orange
ade, Mrs Archie Bradley, Miss Helen
Diehl and Miss Naomi Colt; ice cream
cones, Mrs. or-ville Davis and Miss
Helen Hayes; ice cream tables. Mrs
FRANK Henry. Mrs. George Chestney
Mrs. Preston n. Kemp and Mrs. Lee
Hoffecker; cake and candy. Mrs
Frank Sterling. Mrs. Charles Diehi
Mrs. Walter $. Burris, Mrs. j. II. Geo
ghehan; tulip patch, Miss Anna Bur-
ris, Miss Gertrude Rutiedge and Miss
Mary Sterling; watermelons, Mrs. Ell
wood Rheims, Miss Frances Sterling
and Miss Mary Richards.
Last evening social was held al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Scully
in honor of Benjamin Trimmer of
Highbridge, y. T., who has been spend
ing several days here. He left for
his home this morning. The evening
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NEWS OF SEAFoRD.

Seaford, Sept. 1.--Wiliiam Il. El-
liott who suffered from a severe
abscess on the back of the neck and
was in a hospital for sometime. has
returned 10 his home, slightly I'M
proved
News was received yesterday from
the Cambridge, Md, hospital that the
condition of Mrs. R. A. Steward OF
this town is improved. Mrs. Steward
has re Gently had three very serious
operations az the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William i. White are
spending this week at Ocean City, Md.
DIR. and Mrs. Carl Smith of Phiia-
delphia arc here visiting relatives.
They came down in their car and VIII
take back with them their two
daughters. Gladys and Topsy, VINO
have been spending the summer here.
Mrs Louisa Donoho left yesterday
for visit with her niece, Mrs. 4. M.
Duvall
Miss Mary Short. daughter OF post
master and Mrs. Q. w. Short, gave
five hundred party Tuesday evening
which occupied four tables. NO prizes
were awarded. A collation. was served.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Sept. 1.-After undergo
ing extensive repairs. Christiana Pres
byterian Church viii be reopened,
Sunday, with services at IL and 2.S0
o'clock. Frank /. Middleton and party
of Washington, ID. c., will have charge.
Because of these special services there
will be no services at White Clay
Creek Presbyterian Church on Sunday
until 7.s0 o'clock in the evening. Rev.
David A. Reed is pastor of both
churches.
Several members of the Newark
Troop of Boy Scouts are camping at
Smalley's Dam, this week.
Dean Charles A. McCue and son.
John. with a party of friends are on a
ten-days' cruise on the Chesapeake
bay.
Professor and Mrs. W. A. Will
kinson and daughter have returned
from a two weeks stay at Virginia
Beach, near Norfolk, Va.
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LIVELY TIMES AT REHOBOTH.

Lewes. Sept. 1.--Society folks Of Re-
hoboth Beach are quite gay, crowdlng IN
as many parties as possible before the
season closes. Saturday the bridge
party at the Belhaven ball room, ~
tables, netted the library Fund $50.
Monday evening Mrs. NJ. {; Bamettt
gave a bridge party of eight tables, and
Tuesday afternoon there was ano ther at
which Mrs. b. f. Riggln won prize
Wednesday, Mrs. Holder gaye,a bridge
party and on Thursday, Miss Alice Con-
ner bridge luncheon. This afternoon
Mrs. Riley will give tea ct her home M
The Pines.
This has been the gayest season Tor
this favorite resort and Lewes people
have enjoyed the fun too. Miss Elsie
Rowland of Lewcs has, been a winner
of several prizes given at the Belhaven
dances
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DYETNG sUNBuHNT JAsHEs
FAD OF BROOKLYN GIRLS

New York, Sept. f.~-Getting suns
burnt oyolaahas dyed dark while you
walt IL the latest trick of brooklyn
girls. beauty parlor near Borough
ffalf which does the job IN - minutes
for 30 cents is doing a sure fire busl-
meas giving settings 20 the eyes"
The pfoprletresa, whose method is
10 drop Il white and then au amber
luid on tfie snn-bleaehed lashea, de-
clared Egyptians had used the system
and that the French had followed lt.
And IL was hlnted, certain men aiso
ruled by vanity, dropped into the shop
10 have their lashes regarnished.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
A COSTLY ASSAULT.

Dover, Sept. Edward F. Keys Of
near Pennington was arraigned be-
fore Magistrate w. d. Burton, yester-
day, on a charge of an assault and
battery on Manloye 7. Adams and his
son Ira Adams, of Harrington. The
assault originated from an annouce-
ment made by Adams at a public sale
Of farm materials and crops, that he
had share in the property and de-
sired the purchasers to know this be-
fore they made their purchases. Keys
objected to the announcement.
Keys was found guilty and a fine of
S. in each case, with costs, was inn
posed, totalling s27.10. Keys at first
protested stating he would not pay.
but on being ordered to Jail in default
of payment, he changed his mind and
paid in full.
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ILLNESS ENDS IN DEATH.

Dover, Sept. Miss Bessie Hopkins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Romulus A.
Hopkins, died early yesterday morning
at the home of her parents, on DIVISION
street, after weeks of illness. She was
in her 10th year. She was one OF Dover $
most attractive young ladies and had a
host of girl friends.
Her father was formerly register in
chancery Of Kent county, also deputy
to the register of wills, and deputy
State auditor for two years.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS

Delaware City, Sept. 1.-Mrs. Laura
Mcintosh gave q fudge party at her
home last evening. in honor of her daugh-
ter Miss Ida The following guests at
tended: Misses Catharine Spicer, Sarah
Jones, Lydia Howland, Louise and Rose;
Malcolm Reybold, Richard Warner.
Charles Rose. Edwin Schafer, William
Derrickson. Harry Heal, Frank Houston,
Clarence Bender; Miss Helen and
Arnold Morton of Laurel.
For Sale-Dwelling with seven lots,
corner of Adams and Fifth streets. Ap-
ply to Mrs Laura Mclntosh.--Adv.
Miss Mary E. Shaw of New York City
is visiting Captain and Mrs. Foster of
Fort du Pont.
Fred Pennington of Chester, Pa, is
here visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
F. A. Pennington.
Norman Cleaver of Philadelphia is
here visiting his sister, Miss Ella Cleaver.
DIR. Mayerburg of Wilmington, as
sisted by DR. and Mrs. w. w. Ellis,
performed two successful operations
here, yesterday. Dorothy Stanley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Price Stanley,
bad adenoids and her tonsils removed,
and John Webb son of Mr.. and Mrs H.
e. Webb, had his adinoids taken out.
Mrs. Matty Osbrooke and daughter,
Nellie, have gone TO New York City to
reside.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Hicken and
children of Chester, Pa. are here for
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. NJ Hicken
Mrs. Harvey Swift and grandson,
Morton McTurk, Of Philadelphia are
here for week with Mr.. and Mrs NJ F.
Hines.
Miss Edna Coale, who taught at
Middletown public school last year, will
each for the next term at Berlin, Md.
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DIED AT NEWARK.

Newark Sept. John w. Cham
,,ars aged about so years, superin-
tendent of the Continental Npre ~
7,ed AT his home on East Main street.
rr,,ssdav evening. after an illness of
only a week. He was strlckeh VIM
At the fibre plant last week. The
funeral win be held at o'clock Sat
urday afternoon: interment at Mt.
salem cemetery, Wilmington.
George Ford Of Newark. aged IS
wears died at the homeopathic Hos
nital wilmington. Tuesday, follow
ing an operation He was a. carpenter
and came to Newark from Conuecti-
cut. .
Rev: Henry +. Mason, several years
ago pastor at White Clay Creek Pres
byterian Church. died several days
ago at his home near Doylestown, Pa,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
SENATOR INSIEY ILL.

Seaford. Sept. 1.-State Senator
George Is. Insley of Bethel is a patient
in Cambridge, Md, hospital. where he
had an operation performed for an
abscess on the back OF his kidneys.
He suffered from similar ailment
last fall and was operated on at Johns
uoplxins Hospital, Baltimore. after
which he began to improve. Reports
from the hospital are to the effect
that Senator Insley withstood the OPP
Grafton well and is getting along
nicely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
MARRIED AT ELKToN.

Middlctown, Sept. Mrs, Ethel
Cochran Price, daughter oi the late
Dan. NJ. Cochran, OF Middletown, and
Herbert RAYMOND Price OF near Cecil
ton, Md, surprised their friends. by
going to Elkton, Md, Monday after
noon, where they were married at the
Episcopal Church, by the rector, Revv.
Mir. Dickson, They were unattended
MIR. and Mrs. Price will make their
home on his farm in Maryland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
LOSE TREES WITH REGRET.

Seaford sent. High street Is all
torn up this week, as result OF tak-
Ing down the trees on the street
which have stood for years, to make
way for the new concrete roadway.
The taking down of the two large
trees i'm front of the NJ. +. Church
attracted considerable attention. and
people lined the street on both sides
to watch the progress of the work
men.
When the tree standing directly
In front of the church fell. the crash
could be heard for some distance
High street presents a peculiar APP
pearance since the removal of the
trees, and many residents were loath
tn mart with them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-01
LOCATED THE SHOT HE
FIRED 5S YEARS AGO
Bullet Entered Eye Of confed-
crate Sharpshooter and Has
Just Been coughed Up.

keiso. wagh.. Sept. LIP. ,. Knapp.
a civil War veteran. after 50 years.
has traced the course of bullet ne
fired at the siege of Vicksbng.
Some time ago Mr. Knapp read
news dispatch saying that w. y.
Meadows, q Confederate veteran ~
Lanott. Alalmma. had eoughed up g
bullet which was shot Into his eye Al
vickshfjrp Mr. Meadows. tho account