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Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
Personal and Social
People Who Come aud Go
and Their Social Doings

Miss Rebecca Bailey, Miss Cora
Tschudy. Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton
of this town and Mrs. Mary William
Lewis wife of DR.. Lewis Of Middle
town formed jolly automobile party
which left yesterday in Miss Bailey's
overland esr for trip along the New
Jersey Coast and to some of its
famous resorts. They will detour
around by Lakewood, Nj. and home.
Mr.. Earl Keith is driving the car.
Rev. Milton Mccain. pastor OF
Smyrna Circuit and Rev. ]. NJ. L
Eekard, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church of this town will participate
in the 15lst anniversary of Thomss'
Chapel near MaTydel next Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. McCsnn breaches al
the Sunday School Rally and Mr.
Eckard AZ the church services follow
ing. Thomas Chapel is on Marydel
Circuit of which Rev. w. NJ. McCanu
brother of Rev. Milton McCsnn. is
pastor.
Monday morning at 9 O'Clock. Miss
Mabel. oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs S. NJ. Lockwood. of near Middle
town, was married to John Poor. a
landscape gardener Of near Boston.
Mass. by Rev Percy L. Donaghay.
rector of St. Anne's P. E. Church of
Middletown. The young couple left
amid a shower Of rice for a short
wedding trip, after which they will
reside at the home OF the groom, near
Boston.
Comrades ]. 7. Reihms. John c.
Garnsr. William T. Tucker, Silas
Thompson. Charles ShrefFier and Johr
L. Boyd. members of the General
W. s. Hancock Post. No. %. G. A. R. d.
of Snyrna. left Monday tor Wash
ington 70 attend the annual G. A. R.
encampment and participate in ths
great msreh to-day which will be re
viewed by President Wilson. Mr.
Boyd was the only veteran accom-
panied by his wife.
Miss Katherine Green Of Wayne
Pa. who has been visiting her oil
home in Virginia is stopping over
few days in Smyrna on a visit to he
sister. Mrs. Thomas Getz Hill. Las
evening DR.. and Mrs. Edward S
Dwight entertained two tables q
Bridge in her honor.
Mrs. Emma Herman has returne
from a few days visit TO Dir. and Mr.:
]. Allen Moore at Greensboro. Md.
Messrs Foster Deford and Hsrol
/ Deskyne have entered a Wilmingto
, business college for a course of study
They are each commuters snc go I
and fro daily.
Miss Margaret P. Hancy is visitin
the family Of her uncle Judge JOSEF
B. Handy at West New Brighton. L.
She took back with her her litt
cousin Cabell. Handy. son of JrdI
Handy. who had heen TO Smyrna {
an extended visit.
Mr.. George H. Forkum and Mi
Lizzie Jackson. both Of Dover. we
married at the parsonage Of q
Peoples Christian Church by q
al Rev. A. NJ. Lighthourne. the paste
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
SMYRNA UPHoLoS ITS OFFICERS
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Woo.ford: $50 you are one of the
prosecutors are your" WOolford re-
piled: 81 will issue q warrant on any
complaint that is made before me.
have to do as am told. E" ''It seems
So rejoined President Reynolds.
When Attorney LeFevre waived the
affidavit and entered a plea of not
guilty and offered bail. in the case of
Stanley, Bradley remarked that the
justice Of the peace did have jurisdic-
tion in assault and battery cases and
that Squire Woolford would determine
this case. Mr.. LeFevre said this
wa only true in cases where the de-
fendant consented in writing so to do
snd in this case the defendant would
not consent to do such q thing.
Bradley Essays Role of Prosecutor
Bradley retorted that that was not
the law and that Mr. LeFevFe could
not show il to him in the Revised
Code. copy Of the 1893 revision Of
which Bradley held in his hand anC
pointed to the paragraph concerning
Jurisdiction of justices of the peae,
{ in assault and battery cases. Mr.
LeFevre very quickly read the para
graph. which upheld his contention
that such cases could only be heard b!
q justice of the peace when a defen
cant gave his consent IN writing
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
Education In Demand.

me British army schoolmaster Is
: vanishing quantity. because the mod
sll soldier, no matter what his social
-,l' .-lA' Is atle at least 10 read and
ne -i'se- And the change is rapidly pre-
sulhg. The first question nowadays
an applicants for employment is
- - eoucation? This demand will
49,. s-l % Increase. Your slIpshod ar
.., usal Is noribgn1. and the high.trained
-peelaiist will take his place.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Manager McManus Of the Smyrna
opera House has booked one Of the
oest treats in photo play ever secured
TOT Smyrna in the coming famous
Seiig red seal multiple real rroduc-
uon. The Ro ssry. wieh will be
given Thursday night. October 7th.
II you have exc. read this beautiful
story you will want to see this master
piece Of moving picture art.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

JscOb Cohen. Smyrna's popular
and painstaking taylor. whose busi-
ness has grown into the best Of Smryns
trade. annOUn.es his showing ''f Fall
Samples. Besides making ladies and
gentlemen's suits to measure. he is
especially qualified to clean. press
and repair your old suit His place
OF business is next door to FAIRIES
Hardware store. Give him = trial.
see adv.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
A Strenuous Finale

=. When Professor scraneao .ninvs
ne violin his rerv soui Sens !, a. =
a.. .,A''nea Mrs. Pre5sca after the con-
-Umph!" ,rsn,tas a.. p.A-
= sse 49, lavoriteI amusement is baseball.
IA - - know ESout his soul. but when
erna..., re- ,naisting up that last piece /
nsSis nssa AZ any moment to see his
suings smoking"
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Interesting echoes Of the recent
". c. 7. U. State Convention were
given by the delegates. Mrs. William
). Doughten and Mrs. Carrie Farrell
at meeting Of the Smyrna Union
neld at the home Of Mrs. William A.
Fsries last Monday evening. Press
Supt.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
FOR SALE.

Bay Stallion, Belgian Stock, 3
years old. we'll broken and work any
where. Apply 20 NETTlE GIBBS,
near Friendship Church. Clayton. Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

For Sale-11xs Farmers Favorite
fRickford & Huffman) Disc Drills.
eos. 90. Apply to c. R Massey.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
date of the label or wrapper of this
osper will show the time up TO which
YOUR subscription is paid.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Miss Rebeeca Bailey is completing
an attractive garage in the rear of
her dwelling.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Miss Annie Hurley wife of W. H.
Hurley Of Dover. who is a partial
Paralytie. fell Gown stairs at her home
on South Governors avenue. Dover.
and broke both arms.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
MARIE l D
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

sh0-, Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Crimson Clover. $500 per bushel.
w. G. Roe adv
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

An Ice cream Social will be given
in the school houes at Greenspring.
Miss Beulsh Jones. teacher. on Fri
day evening. Oct. lst. for the bene-
ft Of the school. Every one is cor
daily invited to attend.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

First.class machine work at Della
~sre State State Garage. See H.P.
Shapley. agen for Jackson and
Oldsmoble ears.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Smyrna Benevolent Society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. J. n. Hof-
fseker Monday evening. October 4th.
At 7.30 O'Clock. -See'y.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

The Mite Society Of Asbury NJ. E.
Church will meet Saturday. October
2, at 7.3O p. m. A full attendance
is requested As there will be business
Of Importance.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Willism F. P. Jacobs. Jr.. will
lead the Epworth League at Asbury
n. E. Church next Sunday evening.
topic; The VindicatiOn of a Heroic
Life
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

The Rev. Robert Watt. d D.,
district superintendent preached at
Friendship NJ. E. Church Sunday
morning.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Former Congressman Levin Irving
handy Of this town. will deliver a
lecture before the New Century Club.
Of Dover. on the 17th Of November.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-08

rs only the man mind who remains calm and col
lected in the the of part Sansp whether 1t be
social religious political may be the matter at issue
which alignment with the other OF opposing ranks
People engage heated discussions street corners who rave
gestcuate lift their voices above the normal tone or who
unnecessary adieciye and intersections who talk with undue
rapdity display needless xutaion angeruch men
Usually they harmless and supply entertainment for listeners
who urge further displays of insane declarations by
thing brain cavity liable blood eliot form
then the harmless insanity becomes homcda People who
frequently subjected to this mental disease
Those who propaganda usually display unsettled mental
don which yerges upon insanity The Eight of and mSpra
ton fire knded by meassied micro organism that may
eventually the burn and release the penup fury
maniacal tendency
several Tonopah that well worth observa
ton the subject wildly demonstraive in the
preston of his sentiments relative the and political affairs
the United States particularly those governing the relationship
capital and labor In referring them the word several
hardly advisedy used might he safe many Some
already the boderland of dangerous mental condition. especially
the Holt incident is the duty of ALL particularly of friends
the unfortunate do nothing add their deu
opposition their views greatest
that be given them Let all the subjects mentioned
be between cam dispasoned people
which is itself debatable
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-08
CLIPPED AND CREDITED

Harry Thaw profession testi
fyng-.Iohnstown Democrat.
Russia may know where it is going but is its way back
Springfield Republican.
Our having many casualties though they
were n the war-Phiadelpha Record
After Lemberg what asks exchange Only the
knows and he won't tel.-Phladelpha Inquirer
evident that IIuerta has been listening word of
Colonel Bryan's peace Observation-Disclosures Evening Post
spite the fact that he also has torpedoed there
who keeping his gongeved Leader
There Of further denial that prosperity is imminent
Even the Panama canal making moneyIndianapois News
No matter how much pride himself on his intelligence
he quite good horse eating off the cobDaas
News
If makes this country he ouwit the thieves
the confidence the grafers the politicians and the refomes
Topeka Capital
The crucial test of Mr. Byan popularity will come when he dis
the pontaes grape juice with Milwaukee audience
Washington Post,
We will refrain from believing that Russia really
the Petrogad has changed its back
10 Observation-Disclosures Post.
Henry Sge his Boston store that wrecked him and
sent him penienay If the blamed fool had paid atten
paragraphs would have had anything do with
Boston n the first pace.-Nashvile Tennesean.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-08
HOW TO IMPROVE THE SCHOOLS

WHEN the Tonopah public schools reopen September they will
be under supervision although the number of last
years teachers retained noticed
been added rather
ing both of which such established practical
incompehensb they should dropped
curriculum
Prof Dworth the superintendent will undoubtedly prove
valuable acquisition He from Rupert Idaho strongly
recommended The number of he taught growth
IN efficiency IN the schools stated by the of that city well
the personal testimonials his his field Prof
Dlworh however be expected accomplish wonders
aided He leadership he
zaon behind him. That of the faculty par
ents pupils and citizens generally school system
developed solely by individual requires corporations
this should be freely and fully extended
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-08
MANY PAY LAST HoNoRs

The funeral of the late Milo Mil
trovich took place yesterday after
noon at 4:40 from the family res
idence. 1t was conducted by the
Young Mems Serbian society, two
hundred members of which, preceded
by the Tonopah Military band
marched to the graveyard. The bier
was followed by "a auto-loads OF
friends of the deceased. The inter
ment was in the Serbian plot in the
Tonopah cemetery
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-08
WILLIAM IS NOT HOMELESS

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN may be iobes but he is
w homeless In interview in Chicago recently
that his home would hereafter be Lincoln Nebraska Later
stated he had not closed his Washington home because is under
lie further expected spend
tion of each year his home Miami Florida although
months each would be passed his home Aheve
1t but year since that William j. justified his frequent
his
something exc
his salary The late secretary does
live within his his keeps mp as
many establishments N a Mormon bishop
The crying need of the hour agey remarks Berkeley pro
essor W change womens dress Dear Doctor you are
IDENTIFY old bachelor You lack the faculty
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AN OPPORTUNITY PASSING UNEMPLOYED

AAENTABE lack of public spirit evidenced last evening BY
- the poor attendance the meeting County
Roads association This organization which will be
its influences and precious time passing
pending 1t proposed will de
merely highways which already
has been nguary successful but the proper reception
travellers and stimulating the Of this feeder Lincoln high
way The summer travel nearly at its height and provision
has been made for
coueses and advice stopping
them speak favoraby of Tonopah point
along the line is to be hoped that the will
be representative attendance
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-08

they their styles Of dresses often enough
marry one and dressmakers bill for while
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ON WAY TO THE COAST

A party of Elkc, toGnd for the re-
union at Los Angeles, arrived last
evening from Rock Springs, Wyo-
ming, and after spending the night at
the Mizpah, continued on this morn
ing, They will visit both expositions
before returning. The party consist
ed of j. Zendt, T. A. Williams, c. G.
Kendall, c. H. Durham and A. p.
Flora They reached here in three
and one-half days running time.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Gypsy Queen Mining COmpRn

Location of principal place of bus
mess. ana location of works, Tonopah,
Nye County, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at
meeting of the Board of Directors held
on the It'll day of June. 1915, an assess
neut (No. CD of One-Half CD Cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable inn
mediately in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the office Of the
Company. Room 265 Russ Building. San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
mcnt shan remain unpaid on the 18th
day Of July. 1915, will he delinquent
ana advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made be-
fore. will be sold on Tuesday the 18th
day of August 1915, to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with the
cost of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
CHARLES d. OLNEY,
Secretary
onice. Room 265 Russ Building. San
francisco. California
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-08

amend the answer to conform to the
proof, There was no session Of the
district court today Judge Averill
being busted in getting out decisions
that he wishes to render before the
bar vacation begins on the 18th.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-08
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS

In the case of Wurlitzer VS.. Kelly
settlement of findings occupied an
evening session of Judge Averill's
court He also heard a petition to
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10y CASEY JoNEs.)
Railroad Engineer Voted Worlds

Whether game is being played in
world series or In the regular
schedule OF the season ! think the
fan owes great duty to the umpire.
That duty is to remember that he Is
human; that to err is human; that
he has many more chances 10 err than
/ the player and that he calls plays as
he secs them.
The umpire can make or break n
! ball game. He Is the main cog In the
contest, so why not treat him as such?
OF course, TO take from the fan the
chance TO roast" the umpire would
be 10 take away one OF the fans great.
est pleasures. What would the old
game he without the Glass Eye" and
"Robber" stuff! But, al that, the fan
should he fair.
On close decisions the umpire
should be given the hencft OF doubt.
Remember, he is right on top OF the
play and the fan is about 300 feet
from it. There are lot OF little
things that can happen In q slide to
base and the tagging of a runner,
that the ian can't possibly see.
1t happens that have been in both
sides OF the game. I've yelled my
head OF at umpires and I've umpired
amateur games where nearly had my
head taken OF.
consider myself lucky to have me,
several big league umpires. found
them fine set of men. found they
are just like other human being. They
eat, sleep, talk and do everything just
like q regular person.
! have always found ;ha umpire will.
ing TO treat the fan cordially. lie
doesn't care much ahnut talking base.
'hall. hut he will answer any reason.
able question ian puts to him.
know OF only one question an i'm.
pire won't answer. That concerns the
next city In which he will work.
met National League umpire ir the
depot at Cincinnati one night ard
asked him where he was going. He
said umpires are no: permitted 10 te:i
where they will umpire next.
The umpircs who viii work in the
world series are bound 10 be .ulr.
They hold their jobs because nf their
ability. 4 single decision may thIow
the world series to one side or tie
other. but I'll bet the umpire who
makes the decision will call the play
! just as 1t looks TO him. without any
thought OF which player, which team
or which league it hits.
F believe fans should make Il n
point TO get acquainted with an UNI.
pire once in awhile. just 10 sec the
kind Of fellow he is. Don't Quit roast.
ing him when you get warmed UP and
his decision against your home club
looks like bad One-that would take
all the fun out OF the game-but be
fair and don't be down on him for
life Just because he's an umpire.
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BOSTON PITCHERS
/ BETTER THAN pills
But Quakers Have Alexan.
der, Who is Expected to
Win Three Games.

The Philadelphia Nationals have
four pitchers that are above $40 In
pitching percentage. Boston Ameri-
cans have nine. The QGaEers' four
pitchers have struck out 432 batters.
Bottoms nine pitchers that are above
so struck out SOL batters. 1t ap.
pears that Boston has the better
string OF pitchers, but The QuaSers
have Alexander who has struck out
2Sf batters himself. Alexander the
greatest Is figured to pitch three
games for his team which he is slater
70 win. Demaree and McQuillan are
expected TO take the other one, but
Chalmers is not TO be overlooked.
u Alexander can take three of the
games, Chalmers Demaree or McQuil.
len should hold up long enough to take
the sother, required game.
Bostons pitchers as whole have
~ on the Quaker bunch. Smoky Joe
Wood is pitching Tor a percentage Of
.77S, Ruth for 1877, Shore for 100. Eos.
ter for .704, Leonard for 700, Gregg
forl.667, Mays for ASS, Collins for .455
and Pennock for .375. Alexander Is
at the top OF the Quaker bunch with
q percentage of 700. Demaree has
.542, McQuillen has 500 and Chal.
mers has 1915.
sThe total percentage of the four
leading pitchers Of each team is de.
ctdedly different, the Boston bunch
stamping the Phlllies under. The
Quakers have an average for the foui
men OF .541A, the Red Sox .732H
Boston has 20 batters that are slug:
ging for a percentage above 200.
philadelphia has L.. The average for
the 20 hatters for Boston is $50. the
average for the Phillles II men .254A
Boston has six batters with averages
better than 900, Philadelphia has one.
On figures like these and with such a
pitcher as Alexander to reckon with,
doping the winner is almost impossi-
~,
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Cfauah is More Dangerous
Than Series RiuaL Speaker

No phase OF the forthcoming worlds
series tilt between the PhilIies and
the Red Sox has aroused more specu'
lation than the question OF the prob
able relative effectiveness OF the big
guns OF the rivals attacks. iris
Speaker, OF the Carrigan crew, and
Cactus Crayath, OF Moran's Maulers.
Countless arguments are being waged
over the two, and doubtless countless
more will rage wherever fans gather.
until the series is history.
Figures, Of course, never tell all the
story regarding the merits OF bail
player or a ball club. They can be
luggled to show anything. But the
batting figures on the Two rival swat.
smiths. who will meet in the blue rib.
bon struggles OF the diamond that be-
gin Saturday week. are interesting
TO student or even an ordinary
patron OF the pastime.
In the first place, mere batting aver.
ages would seem to make Speaker
stand out SO far beyond his rival that
comparisons were idle. In point Of
average. Crayath has not had one Of
his best years. He has only hit for a
mark Of .279. Speaker is second to
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, hitting for 1923.
An analysis OF the batting Of the two
rivals, however, throws different
light on things. 1t would seem TO tip
the balance decidedly the other way.
and make Cravath the choice in est.
mating probable effectiveness in the
big series.
The billy slugger has made l29 hits
yield the astounding total OF 234 bases.
His record shows % doubles, triples
and 90 home runs. These we're the
figures up to September 20.
Speaker TO the same date, had made
l62 hits. They yielded him only 206
bases. He made 20 doubles and II
triples. To the goth. iris had not
made a home run.
OF course there are those who will
maintain that the difference in the
number of bases secured by Cravath.
is largely due to the nature Of the
Philadelphia ball park. Most OF his
home runs, they will tell you were hit
over the short fences In Quakertown.
They are right. But-half OF those
worlds series games are 10 be played
in that same little park, where era.
yath has worked havoc on twirlers Of
the National League.
Has Scored Many Runs.
To show how effective Cravath's
long distance swatting is it need only
be cited that Gavvy has been tied
with Larry Doyle for the run.scoring
honors of the National League. Can
you imagine big, numbering Cravath
champion run.scorer? Not II he had
TO work his way around on singles
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and steals. But home run is always
worth one tally and as many more as
happen TO be on the bags when the hit
Is turned loose. Il takes quite a mum.
Der OF singles TO produce the same re-
suit.
In short series a hitter like era.
vath is as deadly as dynamite. Frank
Baker proved that concluslyely TO the
satisfaction OF the populace and OF
Mathewson and Marquard. Cravath is
even more prolific walloper than the
ex.Athletic satellite.
Speaker is the Cobb type. And Ty,
with all his brilliancy and effective.
ness through seasons play. has new.
er been star in worlds series.
Speaker may upset the grand old dope.
1t has received many a Jolt in base.
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WESLEYAN TEAM HAS
LIGHT PRACTICE WORK

BUCKHANNoN, W. Va, Sept. 2S.-
Yesterdays work was light for IVES.
leyan's football squad and several
varsity men were excused from the
signal drill. Captain kellison helped
Coach Buckhannon. Heavier, Miller,
Bobbitt, Springer, Garrett and one OIL
two others were out Of town. Wagner
has badly bruised foot and was un.
able to practice. Vance. for two
years varsity guard, reported for prac.
tiCe today for the first time this year.
He had previously decided not TO play
football again and his reporting
makes the outlook in the line consid.
erably brighter. Two teams were sent
through strenuous signal drills and
several new plays were introduced for
use In the Washington and Lee game
at Lynchburg Saturday.