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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30

Especial to The Richmond yirsinian')
Rocky Mount. N. c., July 2s.--Ten TO
nothing was the one-sided score OF
the opening clash with Petersburg TINS
afternoon. and Pooray was hit to every
corner and out of the lot for a totai
of fifteen safe ones, while Leake. never
in trouble, was as steady as CLOCK
and never were there two hits made
within the same inning.
Ritele, Gray and Eisei. the Detroit
outfield Of the Virginia League. shook
into their swatting clothes and the
total of eight hits witch Eisei on the
end for a cleanup with three-base
clout, and home run with men on
bases. both time was the unsettiing
factor that made the game one-ssdsd-
The slightly altered inield OF the
Tarheels brought about by the addi-
ton Of wrAtten Mt short and Emery ~
second. replacing Snyder at hrst, with
Edwards and Parmalee to the oencn
did not get off at any great clip but
IL hardly had the test since Leake
great performance from the mound A
great racing catch ana rob by Bittie
in left, was the evenings fielding fes-
fnYA
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urHoLDs ALIEN LAND LAW.


bat Ceurs Finds Japanese May Fore
caemc Mortgage.
Los Angeles. Cal. July ss.--Consti-
tutienality OF the California alien land
law has been upheld by Superior Judge
Lewis Works. who ruled that the state
alone could question the right of an
alien to hold the land The decision
gives N Okla. Japanese, the right TO
foreclose mortgage on lot given
by Mrs. Mary Lsep as security for
loan of $500 The mortgage was ex-
ecuted after the alien law became effec-
tive
The defense asserted that Okla. under
the law. could not own land.
Judge Works held however, that the
American psnese treaty of 1911 per-
mitted the Japanese to engage In bust
nees In this country. and that mort
gage was merely an incident of bust
ness. Possession Of the mortgage by
Okla, the court continued. did not come
within the operation of the alien land
law, as no actual ownership of land was
involved on the part of the Japanese.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30

Summary. Stolen hases--Nash tzJ,
Alsnsida (2). Smith. Holden. Sacrifice
hit--Emith. Two-base hits--Crane,
AlmeidA. Home runs-Crane, Holden.
Double plays--Irelan TO Deviin: Nash
to lrelan to Devlin t2). Struck out
By Russell, 4; by Galore, S. Bases
oil, bails--Off Russell, 8; off Galore,
4. wild pitch--Russell Passed ball
--Harrigan. Hit by pitcher-Ry Rus
sell, / (Nash). Left on bases-Rich-
mond, s: Montreal. 6, Time as.
Characterization and Caulifiower.
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J0HhS0h'S WALl0P
WINS FOR SENATORS
.sBig Swede" Wins Own Came In
Tenth Inning With Terrific Drive
TO Left Field Fence.
TIGERS WIN OVER YANKE
Bad Base Running On Part Of Goth
antics Responsible For Defcat--St.
Louis Browns Win Game From
Philadelphia Athletics.

Washington. July 29.-walter john
son. washingtons great pitcher. won
his own game against the Cleveland
Indians here this afternoon, scoring
Mcbride from first base in the tenth
inning with terrific drive to the left
field fence. Final figures, to l.
johnson and Roy Walker were the
principals in fine pitchers battle, but
the Washington boxman was given
Score by innings: r. II. z.
Cleveland :. 100 900 900 Oil s 0
Washington. o10 600 600 Ia 3
Batteries: walker and O'Neiil
johnson and Ainsmith. Umpires.
Hildebrand and O'I1oughlin.
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BfsONs GETS ROTH ENDS
OF DOUBLE ATTRACTION.

AufYaio July 7s.--The Bisons made
good Roadway in their climb for first
position today. by winning both games
IN the double header with Jersey City.
Good pitching was mainly responsible
for their Victories. the first of which
was to /, and second to ].
First game:
Score by innings; r. II. e.
Jersey City 49,. e6i 0eo 0oo--l 10
Rnefaio 100 500 01s--T . /
Hatteries--Bruck and Reynolds; Full
lenweider and LaLonge.
second game:
Score BY innings; X. II. r..
JSreAy city !. .0te 600 0oe--1 . /
BufRAlo -. ...... .0o2 600 lo'--3 II S
BAtteries--verbout and Reynolds;
Oldham and Onslow. Umpires-Eck-
man and Freeman.
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JAP EFTRD MASTERS
PORTSMOUTH PIRATES

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
Norfolk. Va. July 1s--Hittfng Me-
Cleary hard In the last fvA innings.
Suffolk had little trouble in defeating
Portsmouth today by the score Of s
to a.
Efrd was in fine form and was not
reached for score until the ninth.
and then he had siackened his pace.
The final rally Of the Truckers was
quickly nfpped
The bog score:
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Bad Base Running.

New York, July 29.--Bad base run
ming by the Yankees enabled the De-
troits to beat them here today by a
score OF to 8. In the eighth In
ming, with the score OF to against
them. the Yanks knocked Boiand out
of the box and scored four runs. A
royal chance to win the game was Lost
because Layden and Barney. young re-
cruits, were caught off bases
Score by innings: R. H. e
Detroit ..... 100 004 028---7 3
New York 49,. 110 600 040-6 II Z
Batteries: Boland, Steen and Baker
Stanage; warhop and Nunamaker,
Sweeney. Umpire. Wallace.
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GEN. BoTHA TO MAKE TOUR.
General Election for Union OF South
Africa Comes In September

Africa Comes In September.
Capetown. July 2s.-A general cleo
ton for the Union of South Africa will
be held this year probably in Septem-
Der General Botha Is expected to
undertake a political tour in the
Orange Free State. which Is the hot
bed OF his opponents, the Herzog-
mites.
The first intention TO postpone the
election would have necessitated a
special session of the Legislature to
amend the constitution, but the tri-
umphant termination OF the campaign
in Southwest Africa enables the gov
eminent to avoid this much-criticized
alternative.
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rOnONTO TURNS TABLES
ON PROVIDENCE GRAYs

rsronto, Ont. July 2s.--Toronto
turned the tables ON Providence today
ana took both games Of ths double
header with respective scores of I
10 q. and TO g Good pitching. snapry
nelding. and opportune hitting by thu
Leafts earned the double victory. Will
ltaras hit a homer In the eighth inning
OF the FIRST game with two on.
First game
Gccre by innings. r. II. II.
Providsncs 900 ooo ooo--o .
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Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg. 8: Baltimore. 0 (first
camel.
Pittsburg. s: Baltimore, Second
camel.
Brooklyn, 4: Kansas City. 0.
Chicago, 4: Buffalo. 2
Chicago, 4: Buffalo, 2.
Newark. II: St. Louis. s televen in
ninEs).
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summary: Two-hass hits--Cueto,
Allen. rrmscher. Home runs--GSalhy.
Stolen baseA-St. Martin. Irmscher,
Welcher and Poh. Double plays--Poh
Ito Goslby TO Henry. RAsa on halle
McCieary. 3. Left on bases-Suffolk.
8: Portsmouth. :. Hit by pitched bAlla
|--Ehrd. l. Struck out-EArd. Z; Me-
Cleary, Z. Time Of game. i:4E. TINS
|pire-McGowAn.
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HARRISBURG ~ WINNER
OVER HUsTLERs OUTFIT

Rochester. July 2s.--Though schacht
and Erickson each gave but four hits
today. the former was hit harder.
Nevertheless. Harrisburg was able 10
make 1t three out of four on the series,
but beating Rochester today, 2 to 1.
score by innings. R.H E.
Harrisburg Zoe loo eo0--a 4
Rochester - zoe 100 0oo--f 4
Hatteries--Erickson and Williams.
Sehacht and Heckinger.
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Newport News. Va. July 3s-Rain
that came at the end Of the nrst half
of the seventh inning OF todays game.
and broke up . batting bss ter the
shippuilders, the Norfolk TArs being
their Victims The Tars got but one
none to second. Humphreys and Nicks
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reans Drop Montreal Royals Team Leaves For Buffalo
COOLERS RECEIVE
SEVERE DRUBBLNG
Rocky Mount Tarheels Bat Gobue All Corners Of Lot and
Win From Petersburg Outfit BY Score of 10 to O.
Errors Figure In Result.

were batted from the boz in the Arst
two innings. With safe lead ana
rain threatening the locale hurried TO-
make 1t a game and did not work on
Flynn until the nfth ana sixth. The
hog score:
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Games Tot1y.
Newark in st. Louis.
Others not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30

Philadelphia. July 2s.--2upe Bres-
sler pitched an admirably good game
today. but the Mackmen could DO lit
tie or nothing with the delivery OF
Kooh. and St. Louis won. s to !. OF
the Ave hits credited TO the Athletics,
Jack LApp secured three.
1t is reported that Cleveland has
asked waivers on Pitcher Hagerman
and 1t is understood the Indians are
anxious to secure utility player Leary,
Of St Louis.
Score by innings: n. II. e.
ST. Louis ..... 010 200 020--5 2
Philadelphia D.. 600 goo 01o-1 S q
Batteries: Koob and Asnew; Bress-
Ter and LApp. Umpires, Naliin and
Dineen.
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MAJOR LEAGUE.
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,

Boston, 10; Cincinnati. (first
game.)
Boston, Z; Cincinnati. (second
game.)
Philadelphia, 8; ST. Louis /.
Pittsburg. 8; Brooklyn, 2.
New Chicago, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30
ROYALS CAPTURE GAME
BY TWO-RLlN MARGIN
Canadians Make It Three Out of Four From Richmond Vr
gnians, Winning Yesterday By Count of to l.
Sam Crane Has q Perfect Day at Bat.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Montreal, 8; Richmond, J.
Harrisburg. 2; Rochcsfer T.
Toronto. 4; Providence thrs1
gnmc). a fmoc-
Toronto. 8; Providence, tSec-
ond enmcD. - Ia.
Buffalo, q; Jersey CITY, thse
camel. ,..,o,a
camel.
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summhry: stolen ba1ee---$ef91ia
Smith and walker. Sacrifice hits
walters and Smith. Two-base hits
Crist. Q; 5eiglie and Smith Fret on
baiis--on Nicks. .; OF Flynn. !. Struck
out--By Flynn, .. Lsft on baseS--
Norfolk. .: Newport News, l. Double
piays--Crfst to Carnes. Hits--cf Huna-
phreys. and . runs In one.third in
ming: on Nicks, and runs In ona
and two thirds innings: of Flynn, q
and 1 run in innfngs Time OF game
Ills. Umpire--Davern
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Standing OF Csuiss
Games To-day.

Games Today.
| Suffolk in Portsmouth.
Norfolk In Newport News.
PETERSBURG In Rocky Mount
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Chicago in New York.
st. Louis in Washington.
Cleveland in Philadelphia
Detroit in Boston.
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Wagner Cress Homer.

Pittsburg, July 2s.--Pittsburg de-
feated the Brooklyn National today.
8 TO 2. the features of the game be-
ing home run with the bases full by
Wagner, and an Unassisted double
play by Hinchman. Wasner's home
run came in the eighth and the bases
were again filled before the SADIE was
retired.
Score by innings: r. 81. Z.
Brooklyn .....100 600 01o--2 Q
pittsburg loo Gao 04s-s Q
PfeifYer and McCarty; Kantlehne-
and Gibson. Umpires, Byron and
Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30
BOSTON BRAVES GET
both FROM REOLEGS
Beaneaters Draw Nearer 20 Top BY
Twice Downing Herzog's Gin
cinnati Outfit.
HANS WAGNER GETS HOME RUN
@F1ying Dutchman" Contributes Cir
cult wallop With Bases Loaded.
PhiIlics Are Victorious Over st.
Louis Cardinals.

Cincinnati, July 29.-Boston took
both games of double-header from
Cincinnati today. scores 10 to and
Z to s. In the opening game Herzog
used three pitcsners, retnstating Lear.
who was suspended on account OF
wildness. Rube Benton was also re-
instated. He also been suspended on
account Of wiidness.
First game
Score by innings: K. n, Il.
Boston ......l02 eel 000--10 IL 1
Cincinnati :. .o02 col 002-- 5 3
Ragon, Hughes and Whaling; Dale,
Lear and wingo. Umpires, KLEIN and
Cockiil.
Second game
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Boston .... 600 040 380--7 II 0
Cincinnati 49,. o40 101 000--6 10 0
Davis, Ragon and Gowdy: Benton.
Schneider and Clark. Umpires. Klein
and Cockili.
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PhilI,es Even With Cards.

st. Louis, July 2s.--The Phillies
evened with the Cardinals by taking
the second game OF the series today.
to i, hitting Griner in spots, while
Mayer was a puzzle. Long distance
hitting scored for the leaders.
Score by innings: r. H. Il.
philadelphia ..00o 101 o1o-3 II !
St. Louis 80. 900 00a 1901 4 o
Mayer and Kilifer: Griner. Perdue
and Snyder. Gonzales, Empires,
Quigley and Emsiie.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Resnits Yesterday.

HESultS AbSteFuMys
Washington. 2; Cleveland, 1 tten
innings.)
st. Louis. 8; Philadelphia, /.
Detroit, 7; New York, 8.
Chicag Boston, rain.
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today,

Games Today.
New York In Chicago.
Brooklyn in Pittsburg.
Boston in Cincinnati.
Philadelphia in st. Louis.
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Personal interest can never bribe
me to change my principles" said
John Wanamaker. the great retailer
OF Philadelphia, In reply to a threat
OF boycott by a liquor dealer.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Rocky Mount. 10; Petersburg, o.
Newport News, Z; Norfolk. 0.
Suffolk. @; Portsmouth. ..
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At the Iheaters
TABLOID MUSICAL COMEDY
PHASES LYRICS PATRONS

Tabloid musical comedy romped
away with the big honors of the new
show at the Lyric Theater yesterday.
bat the bill In one Of general excel
ience and without a weak spot. The
new show easily ranks with the best
that preceded 1t this season.
THE Eight Song Doctors" FIVE
pretty singing and dancing girls and
three comedians with good singing
voices. offer one of the brightest en-
tertainments OF the kind seen here in
a long time. The girls are handsome
ly costumed and sing and dance we'll
Each of the three comedians Is q
capital funmaker.
Another big laughing hit was scored
by Eckert and Parker, a pair OF ec-
centric comedians. who kept the
were on. Dorothy De Shelle. Edwar 4
Archer and Victor Harvey. three
clever players, put over the travesty
skit ''crookology" in. smart fashion.
Al Edwards, a quaint monologist. pro-
vided mixture of melody and nom
sense that won him much applause
and laughter. while the Schmettans.
eQuilibrists, gave one OF the classiest
exhibitions Of acrobatic work and ball
ancing witnessed here this season.
New war pictures and some anus
ing film comedies round out the ex-
ceptionaliy good midsummer show.
Viola Allen nj the Colonial.
Today and tomorrow the Colonial
Theater announces another of their
extraordinary events in Viola Allen,
who will be seen in the v. L. s. II.
! (Big Fourl production OF 'tThe White
Sister" Disinherited. illegitimated
under the Italian laws. her lover re-
ported dead in Africa, heartbroken and
weary of the world, Donna Angela
fChiaromonte becomes the White Sis
tier devoting her life to good and the
service OF the Master. Called TO nurse
her dying aunt, Angela learns she was
disinherited because the aunt stole her
| fathers will. After 1--WE years, Lieu
tenant Giovanni Severi. the lover, re-
turns as from the dead. Seriously in
jured In an explosion at the barracks
where he IL stationed. he determines
to die unless Angela will marry him.
She loves him more than she loves
life. but refuses marriage because OF
her vows as the White Sister. A
prince or the church intervenes and
promises to obtain from His Holiness
the Pope dispensation that will free
her from her vows and allow her to
marry. II Ii the most beautiful story
ever written or mans devotion and
. woman's self-sacrstlce.
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Score by innings: r. IL. e
Newark. =. 100 I4e 400 Oil 20
ST. Louis 100 1ao 04o CO. IS
Batteries: Moseley, Brandon, Falk'
enburg and Rariden; watson. Gran
dali, Plank and Chapman.
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BALTIMORE FEDERALS
DROP BOTH CONTESTS

First game:
Score by innings: r. II. z.
Baltimore 80. 600 0o0 600 8 4
pittsburg -. 002 0l0 0es---3 /
Batteries: Suggs, Conley and
Owens; Allen and Berry.
Second game:
Score by innings: r., II. E.
Baltimore :. 600 900 100--2 . 0
Pittsburg -. 100 00i 01s--5 0
Batteries: Quinn and Jackiitsch,
Knetxer and O'Connor.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Brooklyn ... ole eli 100 0
Kansas City :. 600 o00 600 q
Batteries: Marion and Simon; Hen
ming. Packard and Easterly.
Score by innings: r. III. E.
Buffalo 500. 100 810 00o--2 8
Chicago ..... 500 ole 06s-4 .
Batteries: Knapp and Blair. Allen;
Hendrix and Wilson.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

bad fall last Sunday week. and has
been in bed ever since. is no better
at this writing.
Personals Mr.. and Mrs. E. K.
Perry spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Denny. near Leipsie. -
Mr.. Ralph Stevens who has been in
the hospital for an operation for
stomach trouble has returned home
much improved in health; his many
friends wish him speedy recOvery.-
Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Ritter have re-
turned to their home n CollinswoOd,
Nj. after spencing the summer with
Mr.. Ritter's mother. Mrs. 0rietta
Emerson. MIR. Philips Mitehner.
of Philadelphia. spent Sunday and
Labor Day with his sister. Mrs. NJ.
r. Lincoln. of Wilmington. was a
guest Of Mrs Annie R. Hazel last
week. Mrs. Nellie Marvel. of Sea-
ford. spent Thursday with her father.
Mr.. D. F. Loose. MIR. Herman An
derson. Of Philadelphia. spent several
days with his parents last week. -
Miss Myrtle Hoffeeker. of Clayton. is
visiting Mrs. Daniel Swain. Mr.. J
n. Anderson and sons Clifford snC
Herman, spent Sunday with Mr.. An.
derson's sister. Mrs. Sallie Lynch. al
Lexington Mills Miss Susan Cooper
has returned 10 West Chester Norma
School. Mrs. Matilda Anderson il
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Franl
Armstrong, of near Smyrna. Mis-
Margaret Smith. Of Marydel. spen
Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Jane
Glass. Miss F. Mary Bunker. o
Philadelphia. spent Sunday and Lsbo
Day with her parents at "Fairfon'
Farm. Mr.. Leon Moore WAS
guest Of his parents the past week. -
Mr. Irving Emerson. Of Chicago spen
Sunday with his mother. Oriett
Emerson. Miss Doris Thompson
left Saturday for Boston, Mass.
where she will be gone a year. Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Vaughn. Of Whining
ton. are visiting CheswoId relatives
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

potatoes. sweet potstoes, eabbages.
onions and genersl produce. II Is
planned TO give the revised directory
q wide distribution among dealers
in farm produce in sll eonsum-
ing eenters and throughout the grest
markets for fruits and vegetables
accessible from the regions in which
the listed growers are located. The
purpose o. the Company, in compiling
and issuing the enlarged directory is
TO help build agriculture along its
lines. encourage closer contact be-
tween consumer and producer. and
broaden the markets in which the
farmer can sell.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

Personals Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Deighton Of Cleveland. Ohio. are
visiting Mrs. Mary J. SeveTson. -
Mr.. Edward Harrington and family
lave moved to their new home that
they recently purchased from Mr..
James Legates. The latter has
bought a property and moved to Sea-
ford. Miss Mary Gol5sborough has
returned home from a visit TO Mrs.
Thomas Ryan in Wilmington. Miss
Mary Beach has returned from a visit
to Wilmington friends Mr.. Nelson
MeCleese. of Wilmington. spent the
week end at the NJ. E. Parsonage. -
Miss Julia Banning is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Emerson Saxon. Miss
Myrtle Hoffeeker spent Monday in
Cheswold.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08
FLEMING'S LANDING
Victory W. c. 7. U. to Elect Oficsr,
Locals and Personals Mentioned

Victory W. c. 7. U. to Elect Officer,
Locals and Personals Mentioned
Fleming's Landing. Sept 7th:-
The Ladies Aid Society of Friendship
M. E. Church will meet at the hon.
of Mrs. Harry S. Woodkeeper. Wet
nesday, September 7th.
The Victory VIC. T. u. vii nee,
at Friendship Church Friday Sep
tember 10th. to elect new H.cen
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
Personals Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Donovan and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes,
Donovan. of Wilmington spent ii,
week end with their brother, 6 eorps
r. Donovan Miss Harriet Crone, Of
Wilmington. has returned TO her home
in Wilmington. after an extended
visit to her Uncle. Mr.. Benjamin
Burrows. MIR. and Mrs. David Des.
kyne and daughters Misses Berths
ard Ethel and son Harry. of Chester.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
s. Woodkeepe-. Miss Elizabeth A.
Staats returned home Sunday after q
weeks visit to friends in Wilmington.
! Miss Anna Lacklin, of Wilmington.
has been the guest the past week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Deakyne Mr..
ard Mrs. Horace David. Of Odessa.
spent Sunday with his brother. Mr..
Oscar David. Mr.. and Mrs. lsss,
Walker of Philadelphia. Pa az,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. E. DonO
van.-Miss Ella MacArthurs an
Master James and John Macarthur
Of Rockledge, Pa. have returns
hone after visiting their Uncle. Mr
Robert Deakyne.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08
KENTON.
M. &. Chnreh and Epworth League
Notes-Local and Personals

Kenton. Sept. 7th THE Epworth
League services will be in charge of
Mr.. Edward Hughes next Sunday
evening. September 18th. Topic /:
''My Favorite Bible Chapter and
Why"
The "Saci ciameut" will be observed
in Kenton NJ. E. Church next Sunday
morning. September 18th. Rev. W.
W. Chaires requests ell members to
be present.
The Kenton Public School will open
next Monday September 18th, with
Miss Edith Goodwin principal and
Miss Helen Heather as Primary
teacher.
The Ladies Aid held their last
meeting with Mrs. Mary Webster last
Wednesday evening
Peronal Miss Grace Jewell. from
near town has been spending two
weeks with her grandmother. Mrs.
Annie Jewell Of Cheswold. Mr.. Viii
\ lam AdulWeil oA OutSWulu tptul
Saturday with Mr.. Frank Attix Jr -
Mr.. Irving Chairs from Wilmington
spent Sunday with his parents Rev.
and Mrs. W. w. Chaires at th'
psrsonge.
Mrs. John Z. Wallis. Mr.. william
HUfnal and children. Of near Dover
( Mrs. Ernest Dawson. Mrs. Carl Loci
and son Of Wilmington and Mis-;
Blaneh Moore of Dover were visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry GreenweI
lest week.-Mr. ard Mrs. Austil
Grier of Sr.. of Taeony. Pa. an
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Grier. Jr.. Of
and snoof. and son. of Holmesburg
Pa. motored TO Kenton on Sunday
taking dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Greenwell. Mrs. Laura Green
well has been spending some tim
with her daughter. Ms. John Willis
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CHESWOLD

W. c, 7. U. Notes-Epworth League
Announcements-Personal Items
Cheswold. Sept q: The W. c. T.
U. will meet with Mrs. Daniel Swain
Sept. 9th. at 7.3O. .. m. the Ep
worth League will be in charge Of
Mrs. Emma Pearson. Topic: My
Favorite Bible Chapter and Why. "
Mrs. Elizabeth Garrison had a very
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

Mrs. Harry GreenWell and daupb,..
Anna. left yesterday for q few dsv,
IN Wilmington. DIR. and Mrs Geo,1.
Taylor. Of Perryville. were yisito,,
of Mr.. John Walker.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from CheswoId, Kenton
Blackbird, Townsend Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their Vicinites.

good program of music and discussion
Of the topic; "a Near Cut TO Sue
cess. Mid-week meetings. Thurs
day evening. prayer meeting at 7-3O;
Friday. at 8. 80. Junior League.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-08

The Ladies Aid Of Salem NJ. P.
Church. will hold a festival in the
grove in front Of the church. Satur-
day evening. September 11th. Public
cordially invited