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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-07-07

which were read by Hon. o. F. Law
Executive Committee:
! Whereas a primary election is to
| be held throughout Mississippi on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1922, for the
selection of a Democratic candidate
Tor the Office of United STATES Ssna-
tor, one Supreme Court Judge from
the Southern District, both for the
unexpired and regular term, a Con-
gressman from each Congressional
District in the State, and a Judge of
the Circuit and Chancery Courts in
each Judicial District of said State
and.
Whereas the State Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee is duly mindful of
the obligations as well as the penal
ties imposed by Section 3717. Chapter
3 Code 1906. (Hemingway's Code
Section 6409) in which is found this
language:
"The primary election officers
shall have the powers and perform the
duties, where not otherwise provided,
required of such officers in a general
election, and any AND EVERY ACT
OF OMISSION WHICH BY LAW is
AN OFFENSE when committed in or
about or in respect to such general
elections, SHALL BE AN OFFENSE
COMMITTED IN OR ABOUT OR IN
RESPECT TO A PRIMARY ELEC-
TION."
Therefore be it resolved by the
Democratic State Executive Commit
tee.
Cd That by virtue of the authori-
ty vested in US under Section 3717 of
the Code of 1906, (Hemingway's |
Code Sec. 6409) the following rules
and regulations are hereby establish |
ed to govern and control said primary |
election toWit:
CD That only white Democrats
who are duly and legally qualified
electors that voted the Democratic
ticket in the presidential election of
1920, or who would have done so had
hey gone to the election, or been
egally entitled to vote in that cleo
ion, BE ALLOWED TO VOTE IN
SUCH PRIMARY.
(3) By the words "DULY AND
LEGALLY QUALIFIED ELEC-
TORS" is MEANT DEMOCRATS
not those who simply call themselves
Democrats and who voted the Repub-
lean or Socialist tickets in the presi-
lential election of 1920 and those
tho have paid all taxes required for
he year 1921, on or before the first ,
ay of February this year as well as ,
II taxes required for the year 1920,
nd who have resided in the state two
ears and will have resided within the I
lection district in which they offer !
D vote one year proceeding the 7th 2
ay Of November, 1922, and who are 3
therwise lawfully qualified to vote. I
(4) COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EX- $
CUTIVE COMMITTEES and PRE- !
INCT ELECTION OFFICERS are 4
that Section 3705, CHAP
Err 3, Code 1905, (Section 6397, b
Iemingway Codc) requires that, that d
EXECUTIVE COMMIT s
EE SHALL MEET on the FIRST or Q
day after each primary elec- 3
on; shall receive and canvass the re- 5,
,rns, which MUST BE MADE with o
| the time fixed by law for the re- n
rms of general elections" and that, +.
The vote for State and District Of Il
,ers, shall be tabulated by PRE- ~
[NCTS and certified" to the proper h
lthority as required by law, swithin o,
HIRTY-SIX HOURS after returns =.
e canvassed and the result ascer- W
ined." >.
(5) That County Democratic Ex- q,
utive Committees are hereby di- q,
Continued on page p It'll
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-07-07
REGULATION FOR PRIMARY BY
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM.

Only Those Who Voted Democratic Ticket 1920 and Duly
Qualified Electors to Be Allowed to Vote May Require
Those of Doubtful Party Allegiance Make Oath Before
Being Given Ticket Determined Effort to Conduct Pri-
According to Law.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-07-07
COUNTY COMMITTEE SECONDS
ACTION OF STATE COMMITTEE

Unquaedy Approves Party Regulations in The Interest
OF Good Government Grenada County to Be Regular in
All Respects. Assessments of Candidates. Absent Voter
Ballots Committee Unanimous in All Things Brunson
Placed Committee
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-07-07

In order to provide for the neces-
sary expenses Of holding the primary
elections in. Grenada County, it is
hereby, ordered that the following as
sessments be made on the candidates
whose names are to go on the ballot
to be voted at that time:
Each candidate for United
Continued on page y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
The STATE Division Of Markets
10 Gathering and Distributing
Market information.

Special Correspondents Evsry. Evening.
Dover, Jun~ iS-rhe Division of
Markets h gathsring and distributing
spsetAi MARKET information on apples
And potatoes. This information is
RAfhsrsd by wire each day and Is
Available At the offics of the division
about ltSo o'clock each week day
axcsCt Saturday and Govern the num-
her OF carr on track at the principal
uArketa, whether tho supplies are
heavy or light, thu condition OF the
market, the points from which ship
m~nts arr mads and tho prevailing
prtcaa In each market each day. Com
pisss Information from the principal
shipping points II also available.
This information In free To anyone
int srreted. and the division Is making
evAry effort to secure accurate and re-
liable reportsg W. T. Derrickson. who
10 In charge " the division. Will gladly
furnish all available information &c
anyone desiring same. Telephone 1879
Dover. or II telephone number IL left
with Mr.. Derrickson ne will call each
day a. soon As the Information Is re-
cefved.
While this special report only COW
era APPLES and potatoes. tho division
siao receives completes market infor'
nation on hlackberries. cherries
huck lcber hes. raspberries. cabbage
beta onions. corn and peas.
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STATE CAPITAL NEWS.

Dover. Juno 2S.--According to an
order received by Postmaster J. Frank
Startling. mail delivery by town carr
rier has been discontinued In the
southwestern part OF Dover. includ-
Ing all that section south OF North
street. Residents In that part OF Dover
have secured a petition asking for the
restoration OF the mail carrier SER
vice.
DIR. CHARLES Reynolds Brown. dean
OF Yale University. Will lecture In the
Peoples Church tonight on THE Day
OF Rebuilding."
The Kent county Levy Court yester-
day instructed the clerk to request
from the dover special school district
n list OF the taxables of said district
and also the amount desired by the
district for the Dover Library for 1922
a special tax being levied for this pur-
pose. The town of Magnolia was al
lowed 500 as part Of their annual al
lowance for the use OF the streets of
the town. The court authorized a loan
OF $4,000 from the Farmers Bank OF
Dover for 60 days, to tide the court
over until this years taxes are paid.
The secretary OF States Office will
be closed from Saturday noon, July /
TIL Wednesday morning. July s.
Tho condition OF Frank Gray, OF
Camden. who was injured yesterday
by being struck by an automobile on
the highway just below Canaien is
/ serious
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OF enlistment
Private Levine OF Co. c., First En-
gineers and stnr ceDtrcf1clder on the
baseball team, sprained his hip
muscles while sliding into base
during practice last evening and will
be out OF tho game for a week.
Sergeant Sullivan N the 10Th Co,
formerly the Third Co, G. A. C.. ie
twisting his wife at Fort du Font.
Sergeant Harold Sylvester OF the
Medical Department. stationed at Fort
Mott, N. j.. has received week's
furlough 70 visit Philadelphia. Ser
geant Sylvester will be married IN
Philadelphia this afternoon at
O'Clock
Private Neusiratder OF the Medica
Department wifi take over Serseant
Sylvcster's duties until his return
from furlough
The following men we're enlisted yes.
terday for the First Engipeers: An.
thony Ciubo, Philadelphia. First En-.
gineers Band; William +. Won Bern
ston. JrL Newark. Headquarters co.
This afternoon the First Engineer
are In Dover and win play bali with
! the fast Dover aggregation.
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Mrs. John New1ove OF Wilmington,
former resident Of this city. spent
yesterday M the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale r. Bender. 4
Mrs. c. w. Cable Of PENIS GroveI
N. j.. II spending several days ~ the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Gable
and family Of the Strand. Gordon
Cable. who IN employed At Carney's
Point. In spending several days NJ a
guest OF his parents.
Challenger Antiseptio Cream heals
sunburn, 80 cents a bottle. II. Chal-
lengcr 4 Son. Prescription Pharma-
cists-Adv.
Bring your Palmolive coupons And
get a free cake Of soap. Fl. Challenger
4 Son. Prescription Pharmacists
Adv.
Drinking cups for plcnics. for
cents; white paper napkins. rs cents a
hundred; decorated paper napkins,
cents n dozen. T.. Challenger Il Son
Prescription Pharma cists-Adv.
Final notice to Water Consumers
All water rents not paid by list OF July
water will be shut OF. BY order OF the
Water 4 Light Commission.-Adv.
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GEORGETOWN PERSONALS.

Georgetown, June 2s.--NIiss Mary
Townsend is confined to her home.
suffering with tonsilitis.
Miss Clara Duffel Is visiting rcla-
tives at Lewes.
. Earl Rust spent part OF the week
In Wilmington.
Miss Marietta Pride II visiting
her uncle. Job o. Pride. at Rehoboth
Beach.
Miss Minnie Kreer has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Phfladel-
phia.
Elmer f. Wilson Is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia. 6,
Miss Mary Truitt visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel j. Register.
Mrs. Belle Jameson. OF Wilmington,
Is guest Of Mrs. Thomas J. Pritchett.
Leroy Warren. OF Philadelphia, is
spending n few days with his aunt.
Mrs. George II. Mears.
Hall Egan OF Philadelphia, Ia spend
ing some time with relatives here.
Mrs. Charles T.. Schreiner OF Sea-
ford. has been spending the week
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard j. Stoeckle
of Delmar. are visiting relatives.
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ODESSA PERSONALS.

Odcasa June 9s.--Miss Emily F..
Ed~1rds and Miss Elizabeth Edwards,
" Goshen. n. ". are guests OF Mrs.
Levin James.
Mr.. Simmerman and daughter of
BridGeton. n. - are visiting Mrs
Clara Grnnninser.
Miss Irene stevens Of Wilmington.
aud Mrs. Edythe Stevenson OF Had
sionfield. n. j.. are guests OF Mrs. Will
lard Spicer. near town.
William Cairns OF Philadelphia was
a Sunday visitor in town.
John Stewart and family and little
Naryaret Mcwilliams, Of Chester, Pa.
visited Howard Morris and family on
Sunday.
Harry Townsend OF Wilmington
spent the weekend with his mother
Mrs. G.. L. Townsend.
Miss Lilinn NJ Akcr left on Mon
day for Newark. where she will at
tend the summer school at the Uni
versity OF Delaware
Charles Arnold. n chemist. OF VIII
mington is staying ut the Odessa Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Toppin and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bens
wick OF Wilmington. and Frank Ions
Of Baltimore and Washington. u
G.. were guests OF Mrs. Elizabeth Ions
on Saturday.
The du Pont boulevard. which has
been closed to the public for repcir'
was reopcned on Saturday.
Isaac West. a Negro. died Saturda.
morning At his home hero, aged abou
Civil war,
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CLAYM0NT NOTES.

Claymont. June 2S.-The executive
committee, known as the League
Council OF Claymont Community
League, met IN the stone schoolhouse
to discuss subjects most interesting to
the residents Of this community The
July meeting will be OF social ma
ture and will be held on the lawn at
Rivercroft, the home OF Mrs, Allan
Speakman.
CIaymont residents have instructed
the Board Of Education to arrange for
A referendum on the question OF is
suing bonds for the construction Of a
central school building.
Great preparations are being made
for the Fourth of July celebration
Adults and children are seen on the
Worth Administration lawns nightly
rehearsing for the pageant that Will be
presented in which several hundred
persons will participate.
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MIDDLETOwN PERSONALS.

Middletown. June 2s.-Miss Mar orie
Virden, OF Wilmington, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Martin b. Burris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardcastle
have returned from New York.
Mrs. Warner Taylor and children, OF
Wilmington, are visiting Mrs. Taylor S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis.
Mrs. Name Shannon. OF Wilmington
visited Mrs J. J. Shannon last week.
DIR. Stewart y. Pool has returned 70
Pittsburg, Pa. after a visit here.
Mrs. J. X. Hoffecker was visited by
her brother, Thomas A. Burnham, OF
Wilmington. last week.
Mrs. George Richards has returned
from Overlook. Pa.
Miss Betty Shallcross is at Ocean
Grove, y. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
MYSTERY DEEP IN
NANnCOKE SWAMP
Find a Dead Forest Which the
Natives Attribute to
Curse.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Sanford, Del, June 2S.--About TWEEN
ty miles down the Nanticoke River
from Seaford Is located a dense swamp
G. rnnny acres and owing TO It's loca-
ton Il seems TO have hut little Gem
mercial value. A few colored residences
are the only buildings In or near the
swamp. a few weeks ago n prominent
lumber dealer made a search or the
swamp for gun timber 10 be used In
the manufacture of crates and baskets.
He found an unusual condition In a
tract Of timber os about 20 acres, In
which every tree of any size wns dead.
Trees from eight inches 10 two and
one half feet, and sixty and some, per
haps. seventy feet nigh absolutely
dead and OF no value whatever. He
estimated that there wero from eight
hundred TO one thousand dead trees
standing. and n very peculiar feature
wae that the dead trees married. the
| dividing line between what used 10 b.
two tracts OF timber. The line around
| the tract Was distinct by reason Of
dead trees and live trees. lie fOunf
much OF the young timber and all th'
| underground very thrifty.
The story told by the people in th'
adjacent community was that this
particular tract or piece OF timbe
and belonged TO an old co,.red man. 4
veteran OF the civil War, bought Will
the savings Of many years. Six year,
ago This piece OF land was survey
hy white man whose land lay adj
cent thereto and this piece was iaClud
I'd in the new survey by running a lin
across the tract cutting of 'hesc feV
acres at the end and taken over h.
the white man.
The old colorod man protested. bu
refused TO take Il 70 court, tell'nl
the white man the land would neve
do him any good--he would make moth
Ing by taking this land from him. Tw
years after the survey was made tn
old colored man died, but before hi
} death every tree OF any size was dea
; on tho land included in the survey
Two years ago the white man died an
there is no value TO the land. Who Kill
ed the trees and by what means Il
question the natives OF that sectio
! have never ben able 20 solve.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton, Md, June 2S.--The state
Agricultural Department has started
the testing of cattle in which work
it is employing nine men belonging to
the State force besides inspectors from
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
and Virginia.
Mrs. Hattie Moss. aged As years,
wife of Frank Moss, OF Philadelphia,
and daughter OF Mrs. Solomon Clay,
Of Elkton. died Sunday.
The Elkton Fire Department has
year. The Elkton baseball team will
hold a carnival the last week in July.
The marriage OF Miss Mary J.
shelton and Frederick u. Loveless
took place today at tho home OF the
brides parents. at Rarkesdale, They
Will reside IN Chesa peake City.
The Cecil County Sunday School
Convention elected the following off,
GERS: II. II. Kirk. president; {. II
Hutchen. vice-president; Miss VIZ
ginia Abrahams. secretary and treas
urer.
John w. Black. u recent graduate OF
| the Cecilton High School. has beer
awarded by the Board OF Education a
fouryear scholarship at the Maryland
! University.
Edwin FOckler and Willard Reynold,
of North East. are spending six weeks
at the Plattsburg military training
camp.
The officers OF the Public Health
Hospital at Perry Point have pre-
pared an interesting program for tn,
Fourth Of July at Perry Point. A larg,
display Of fireworks Will end the day.
celebration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
CAMDEN PERSONALS.

Camden. June 2s-Mrs. Prank r.
Townsend gave a dinner party IN honor
OF Mr.. John Griffith and Mrs. NJ.
Kent Welch.
John Marvin will spend July in
Texas.
Camden visitors include Mr.. and
Mrs William Schabinger. Of Pocono.
Pa. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Clark: Miss Lillian Moore and Miss
Marion Blackburn. Of Wilmington.
guests Of Mrs. jay Moore; Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Detweiler. OF Greensboro
No. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
RickArds; Mrs. Harry Dresser. o.
Camden. n. j.. guests OF Mrs. Frank
Lodge: Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner OF Phila-
dolphin, quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min T. Conwell; Mrs. Lionel Larri-
mere, Of Bridgeville. guest Of Mrs
Belle Thorpe: Mrs. A. p. Hinsley ans
,Mi1 Hnsiey. Of DIVER, guests Of Mrs
william n. Evans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
BRAKEMAN SAYS HIS ESCAPE
BY use OF Ri A MIRACLE

ter nv condition. The doctor put me
on diet, but no matter how little I
ate, I often became 80 annoyed with
gas on my stomach, and belching that
I would have TO leave the table Nv
weight was constantly decreasing, and
! grew 20 weak that il was impossible
for me 20 put in full time with nv work.
Then began taking the Reese For
mula R-1l which has actually per-
formed miracle, for IL entirely restored
me TO health after taking three bottles
can now eat foods that are the hard
est 70 digest, and am stronger than ever
before. NY recovery through R-lI has
been wonderful, and it saved N tinp
and money that would have been spent
on doctor bills and medicines"
If you suffer from indigestion. con~ti-
patton, rheumatism, sleeplessness, tired
feeling, sour stomach, stomach, liver
or kidney trouble Of any sort get a
bottle of the Reese Formula R-iI TO-DAY
st any drug store or at Eckerd's Drug
Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
Missionary Meeting at First Central

Tho Women'a Missionary Society of
First and Central Church held a meet
Ing last night in tho church parIor.
The Little Light Bearers were IN
charge OF tho meeting. About 90
persona were present. 4 feature Of
the meeting was an exercise by the
children in which they read verses
Of Scripture and then placed them on
white cross 30 that the letters spell
cd out We are Little Light Bearers. -
| After the meeting. refreshments were
served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
IEWES PERSONALS.

Lewes. June 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor and Mrs. James Orlin.
who rnotored from Florida, are guests
OF Mrs William Virden.
Mrs. Napoleon Hickman is a guest
of Mrs b. F. Riggin at Rehoboth
Beach.
Miss Marjorie Hitch. OF New York.
is visiting her grandfather, Captain
Charles johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Clifton Maun. Mrs.
Percy Nickers, Mrs. William Thomp-
son and Mrs. Frank Carter, are at
Ocean City. Nd.
Mrs. Aaron Marshall. OF Dover. is
visiting Lewes.
Captain Arthur ConweN has taken
command Of the pilotboat Philadelphia.
Captain Fred Conwen recently
sprained knee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Baseball Game Tomorrow Night
With Brandywine as the
Attraction,

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Juno PA baseball
gam will be played ON Canal Field
at $40 tomorrow evening between the
local County League teamiand Brandy
wine OF Wilmington.
All the farmers in this vicinity have
finished cutting wheat. TIM wheat APP
pears I'm excellent conditionsand a good
yield Is predicted.
Miss Marie ia mteon has returned
home from Atlantic city.
Mrs. A. II. Pennington left ycster-
day for Chester. Pa, 10 attend tho
fourth birthday party OF nor grand
son. George. Jr. She viii remain in
Chester a few days and then he Joined
by her husband. after Which they viii
leave Chester and tU to Atco. ". J.
where they Will spend two or three
weeks with their,daughtcr, Mrs. Anna
Hutton.
The recital glvem by the children oi
Mrs. Annie Armstrong; music class
for the beneflt of the Child Health
Centre, cleared $40.
Mrs. Amos Collins is III.
NTH. MARY 1iytbT " isUitfI fADF
| will move her family 10 New York thii
week
Miss Elizabeth Atkins Of Philadel
phia is spending the summer here witt
her grandmother. Mre. william House
| holder.
Mrs. John Creedon Is ii.
Miss Elizabeth Gladfeller OF Phila
delphia is spending a few weeks witt
her aura, Mrs. Robert Peacock.
Misses Gladys and Emma Belvill
Of New Castle are spending two week
with their grandmother. Mre. Emm
| Belvile.
Corporal knight returned here fror
Trenton, Sunday evening, where h
had been spending a furlough with hi
wife's parents. His father died Will
he was on furlough and this mornin
he left here again FOR Long Islan
city to report for duty there. wheI
some OF the First Engineers are ste
toned.
Mrs. Harry Heal has gone 20 Sur
bury. Pa. for n week to attend n
Sesqui-Centennial celebration beir
{ held there.
Miss Gertrude MrMunn ~ Newa ?
. y. j., left for her home yesterda
after three days visit with Mr.
p Kenneth Cross.
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xens OF Delaware In connection with
the Summer School, will be opened to-
morrow evening with an address by
DIR. Frank Pierrcpont Graves. Presi-
dent of the University OF the State OF
New York, and Commissioner OF Edu-
cation. DIR. Graves Will return from
Il trip through tho West only few
hours before fulfilling his lecture en-
gagement. His subject. THE Use and
Abuse OF Intelligence Tests" together
with the prominence OF tho speaker,
promises to attract to the University
educators from all parts OF Delaware.
The lecture Is open to the public:
all interested are invited to hear the
distinguished guest OF the University.
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STAFFORD PYTHIANS.

Seaford. June 2s.-Hobah Lodge,
Knights OF Pythias. had a class initia-
ton on Monday night.
The degree team OF Clayton Lodge
OF Wilmington. under the direction OF
Captain c. A Sterile and Grand
Chancellor George A. Souder. confer
red the second and third rank on the
class. Candidates We're present from
Delmar. Laurel and Searord. Tho
Initiation was held in honor of Grand
Prelate l.. w. Marvel. who said he eN-
pected TO get another large class In III,
fall. A smoker followed the initiation
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NEWS OF THE FORTS.

Delaware City. June 2a.-Sergean NJ
. T.. Moulton. formerly OF the Second
o. 9. A. G.. was visitor mere, Sun
lay 70 see old friends and 20 witness
the hall game with the Marines. Ser
geant MOulton Ia at present on duty
m Wilmington as assistant to Major
=. l.. Williams in his work with the
organized reserves. but upon his re-
Iuest ne is 70 be transferred 20 staff
luty al Washington, and WIFI take up
mis- duties there on July /. 1922
Sergeant O. Romack. formerly IT
ne Second Co. c. a. c., was hero yes
.erday to bid frisnds good bye. He
vas discharged at Fort Hancock on
Sunday at the expiration OF his term