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Smyrna times., 1916-09-20

Prof. L. L. Cobb, who recently
was elected principal Of the Town
send public school. after which
a protest was made against his
selection on religious grounds. has
just been elected principal of the
Clayton public school at an adv ance
of 335 per cent more a month than the
Townsend position pays. As Clayton
is Mr.. Cobb's home town, his selection
by the Board Of Education there is
regarded as tribute to his standing
and ability. Mr.. Cobb was elected
principal Of the Clayton schools by
the Beard of Education If that town
on condition that the Townsend board
would release him. Mr.. Cobb went
to Townsend and saw members Of the
school board and explained the situa-
tion to them. He told the members
that while the Clayton offer would
mean more money to aim. with the
additional advantage Of being in his
home town. and that while he had no
written contract with the Townsend
board. he considered a verbal agree
n Hent just rs binding. and unless the
members released him he would as
sumo the Townsend principalship. At
4 meeting Of the Townsend board on
Friday night the members agreed that
II would be unfair to Mr.. Cobb 70
stand in the way Of his advancement.
and released him. Il is understood
that many Townsend residents who
signed a protest against Mr.. Cobb's
selection have since expressed a de-
sire to sign a petition in his favor.
Mr.. Cobb was born in Clayton and
lived there all his life except while at
college. He is a graduate of Mt. St.
Mary's College. Emmettsburg, Nd. .
and is a son of DR.. j. S. Cobb. of
Clayton. He was principal of Ches.
void High School last year.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20

In the three-cornered athletic meet
held in Baltimore Saturday by en-
ployes Of the Maryland, Delaware
and Baltimore divisions Of the Phila-
delphia. Baltimore & Washington
railroad, to decide who would repre-
sent the P. b. & W. at the general
managers annual contests. which
will be held ir Altoona. Pa. on Sep
tember 30. the Baltimore athletics
captured most of the prizes. Henry
Robinson. representing the Maryland
Division. was defeated in the singles
tennis tournament by Buckmaster of
Baltimore, Ga 60; TO. Greene
and Kemmerer. representing the Del
aware Division won from Buckmaster
and McKewen in the doubles matches
6-l; o.; 60. Other local athletes
who placed were Griffith, youth from
the Wilmington shops. who won the
mile run. and Carl Holzhauser. another
sturdy athlete from the shops. who
took first place in the shot put. which
he heaved 80 feet 10 inches.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
CHESWOLD
Annual Election Of Officers Of the
Cheswold ". CT. U.-Personals


CheswoId ". c. T. U.-Personals
Cheswold. Sept. 19.-The Woman
Christian Temperance Union held
their first meeting after the summer
vacation Tuesday evening. Sept. II.
at the home Of Mrs. Jennie Cantwell
of Cheswold with good attendance
The president. Mrs. Sumce Rovce.
presided; Mrs. Nolie Savin read the
Scripture Lesson. Mrs. Lille Wright
acted as recording secretary. After
the usual business the election of
officers was taken up and resulted
as follows: President Miss Mary
Williams; First-vice president. Mrs.
Suma Boyce; Second vice president.
Mrs. Sallie Garrison; corresponding
secretary. Mr. Lydia Emory; record
ing secretary. Miss Mary Emory; as
sistant recording secretary, Mrs. J en-
ME Caatwell; treasurer. Mrs. Ida
Boggs. After a short speech bv the
retiring president and the newly
elected president. delegates were
elected to the state convention 10 be
held in Wilmington in October as
follows Mrs. Jennie Cantweu. dele
agte; Mrs. Lille Boggs. alternate
The ladies decided that the meetings
from now on would be held in the
afternoon and the invitation of Mrs.
Fannie Bunker was accepted for Thurs
day, September 2S. After reciting
the pledge the meeting adjourned.
The EpWorth League will be in
charge of Miss Mary Emory. topic:
Things God will do for US and things
we must do for ourselves.
Personals Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott
OF Rising Sun. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cote on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Davidson, of Wilmington. spent Sum
day with Mr.. ana Mrs. D. H. Boyce.
Mrs. George Sherron. of Chester.
Pa. spent several days last week
with Mrs. d. H. Boyce. Mrs Annie
PleasantOn and Mrs. Clara Willie
spent Monday with their sister Mrs.
0. d. Loose. MIR. and Mrs. Elijah
Bender and son Clarence. of near St.
Georges and Mr. and Mrs. George
Walker and two children. of Whining
ton. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
f. X. Perry. H. r. Loose and son
Harry of Wilmington. spent some
time with his brother o. D. Loose last
week Mrs. J. B. Ritter has returned
TO her home in Collingswood, N. J..
after spending the summer with her
mother. Mrs. Orietta de F. Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Newton. Miss
Elizabeth Newton. and Mr.. J r.
Ford motored to Ridgley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cantwell. of Cbes.
ter, Pa. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Cantwell the past week. Mr.
James Davidson of Georgetown. spent
Thursday with his family here. Miss
Frances Wallace Of the State Hospi-
tai, spent Monday and Tuesday with
her parents. Rev. W. II. Kennev
spent several days this week in Phil
adelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dick
enson and son. spent Sunday with rel
atives near Smyrna. Mrs. Burt Nor
gan and son, Henry and Miss Matilda
Hitchel have returned to their home
in Greensburg. Ind. after spending
several weeks with their sister. Mrs.
G. l.. Bunker.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20

The Clayton Public Schools opened
Monday morning for tie school year
with Prof l.. l.. Cobb the newly
elected principal in charge. Prof.
Cobb succeeds Prof. S. II. Chambers.
who has accepted q position at South
Boston. Virginia, at a more lucrative
salary. Despite the quarantine in a
number of towns due to the infantile
paralysis plague. there was a good en-
rollment Of pupils on the first dav.
Principal Cobb has as his assistants
Misses Mary Holland. Beulah Jones
Mary Johnson and Emily SprIance
These teachers were reelected last
June for another school wear. The
president Of the School Board is DR.
J. 5. Cobb. c. A Neugebar is sec
retary and c. W. Hall is treasurer.
The directors besides the above named
are {. G. Coverdale and n. C. Sever
son. The new school year starts with
bright prospects
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
Strayer'S Business
College s0Il'sS1 ssailssS:lPai.. es:,,o,,, Pa; :,

A STENOTYPE REPORTER has .h...o
o' our Stereotype Department
A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOIrNT,Nr
has charge of our Bookkeeping De.
partment
A WORLD FAMOUS PENMAN has
charge Of our Penmanship Department
a TEACHER whose nupils have won more
Gold Medals for Speed aud Accuracy
than the pupils of any other teacher in
the United States has charge of our
Typewriting Department.
EXPERTS are in charge of our pi,,,ra,
and Gregg Shorthand Departments
Ihis SCHOOL, taught by Experts. is a
good school to attend
Send for catalog.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
TOWNSEND.
Magistrate and Mrs. j. o. Carter Cele
brate Saith Wedding Anniversary

Magistrate and Mrs. j. o. Carter Cele-
brate Saith Wedding Anniversary
Townsend. Sept. 19-Magistrate
and Mrs. J. D. Carter celebrated the
ifty-fourth anniversary of their mar
riage Saturday. Many friends and
relatives We're present. Mr.. Carter
is the oldest living farmer in this
vicinity. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
are hale and hearty Some of the
children and grandchildren present
were: Carter W Townsend of Phila-
delphia. Joseph b. Dauphin of Chicago.
Mrs. J. T. Dooley of Baltimore.
David p. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel 7. Bouchelle Of Centerville.
Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter will leave
this week for visit in the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
The high prices paid for tomatoes
here last week were the cause of an
overstocked market and the price
dropped to 20 cents per basket. Even
at this price the farmers are making
good money and fearing the shortening
of the crop before they finish their
pack. local Gamers are taking nearly
all that are brought to town.
The squirrel season in this vicinity
IS in full swing. Many gunners from
Wilmington and nearby cities are en-.
Joying the sport of cunning for reed
birds and squirrel l.. L. Malonev.
treasurer of the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company of Wilmington.
had excellent luck when he bagged
one hundred and eight reed birds and
nine squirrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crumpton. Of
Porter, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Elma S.
Crumpton. to Mr.. j. ester Webber
young telegraph operator Of this
locality The marriage will take
plaC. about the middle of October.
While Robert Davis was bringing
a load of tomatoes To- this town on
Thursday. his wagon was struck bv an
automobile, upset and its contents
spilled. the driver narrowly escaping
injury.
ROUGH on RATS" end, RATS. MICE /
Bug, pie outdoors Unbeatable Ext.rmiuarar
~ei World over. hy Q = Goy { tua Fronor,,
size. 1SC. or lHr Drug ana farfr.fry $500 ~.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20

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Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswod. Kentor
BIackbird Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
lepsic, Brenford, and Their Vcinities.

Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Murice
lnsley. are visiting relatives in OK.
ford. Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Davis and son, Herbert. Miss Matte
Parvis and Mr.. Paul Warrington.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Boyer
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
CLAYTON.

The Epworth League of Delaney
NJ. Z. Church will be in charge of
Pauline Pryor next Sunday evening.
September p. topic: Things God
will do for Us and things we must 90
for ourselves.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
Farm For Rent.

2OO.Acr Farm. four miles from srnvr,o
close TO schools and churches. Has siio
fOomy stables and barns, and good dwell
ing. For particulars address
4. o. BOX $50.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
NOTICE.

Thi-i- 10 na,,ty the pao..ss.
not be- responsible tor any - %, 3,
accounts contracted ,. A' h !rle
accompanied by . vl'iisa s asTp'Pr AyCL
EDGAR - Snyr1s
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
FOR SALE OR R'''

House ON Delaware stree
Brick House Farm. "A prgsl ;
Also. several Other so3a 3,l..,l. n AL
No ''' Ma. N. l. snrsh
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
FOR RENT.

House on Delaware street. occupied
by the late Mrs. Amanda Truax. Ap-
ply to J. T. Truax, administrator
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
FOR RENT.

7-room House on Commerce Street. with
gas ana Oath. Apply TO
EDGAR SPRUANCF.
Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1916-09-20
WANTED

Young Lady TO work ID
confectionery store. -,.rVslA
e. H. Snyrai
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

6ab DeutidIan6 bon bent %eroberten
fein6li9en @ebiet m0gli6lt biel be-
baltic, INN Die @ren3en 6es @eides 10
tpeit aIs m0gli6 binausidieben gu
f0imeft, lebnten an6ere ben @eoam~
fen, audi a1a1r 'einen Sbei1 6es beieb-
ten fein6li9en @ebieteS 5u bebalten,
entidieoen ab. @n tpeitelten gingen
bel Der Mbgren5ut5 Ger &%riegS5iele
sic &on1erbatiben, sic bon 6em ero=
berten @ebiet am liebiten nidts 5u=
riidgeben m0@ten; ont beidei6eniten
tparen Die So3ial6mofraten, Die bon
Der grtperbung frem6en @ebietes
iiberboupt nidts miiien tpollen. 3mi=
1dem 6iele bei6en @rtremen trat in iei-
ner 6enfpiir6igen &e6e am 9. 9e-
5enrber 1915 ser &ei@Sfan31er
nit ser g%rfldrung, 6aB Deuti6lorto
beim Grie6enSi@lub feline @ren5en
gegen 3uflnftige Mngriffe nnter al
len umitGn6en 1t@ern miiiie. @leid-
8eitig mabte er Mnoeutungen iiber
sic 3ufunft Der eroberten fein6liden
@ebiete. Sos 8elgien no6 6em
&riege uer6e Elm an6res 8elgien iein,
als sos 8e1gien Dor 6em &riege, Jag
tie er, a1n6 man 6iirfe ni@t ertparten,
6aB 9ertl9lan6 @olen, 2itauen uno
&urlan6 unter Sic &erridaft STUFF
lan6s 5uridtebren laiie.
Mnf 6ielem 5tm6punfte itebt Ser
@an5ler be11te mod. Sos ergiebt ii6
aus Sen Mlrslaiiungem Ser Nor66eut=
i9en Mugemeinen 3ettung. @s beiBt
6a: uSSn elmer 8etra6tung iber Die
'@timm11ng 6es @olfes i@reibt Die
&reu55eitung, sic &egierung babe ber=
iaum 6em 8olfe 6ie groben 3iele 6eS
&rieges gu aeigen. Dieier @ortpurf
lit alt, 10 aft, 6ab es uns 8r1roer
nimmt, 6aB er 1po@ int @olfe leben6ig
fem iou. Seoenfaus lift er ntdt be-
red)tigt. Ser innere Sinn 6ieies gro=
ben Samples lit sic @ertbeioigung 6eS
6eutfden Bottles, 1einer 6reibeit nn6
1einer 8ufunft. Das 6euti6e @olf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Ie1mbet 6oS 6el1ti@e @olf, ibmab!
6os 2an6 unieper Serfunft un6 ii
trob6em inn @eiben $auie 6as bebor'
5ugte Organ.
@enn elm 8latt in folder Stelune
often nit ser grflarung beraus.
fommt, baB uniere &iiltunger aus:
fdlieBli6 D~eutf@1onb gdlten,
Damn 6arf Braiioent @ilion ii@ ni@1
munoern, tpenn man 6ieie @rflarunq
auf i'm ielbit o6er tpenigitens ant
leine u1rmittelbare um9ebung 5uriid.
fiibrt. @enn er Ben Tolgerungen, Die
lid 6ara11s ergeben, entgebem piQ,
miro er ii6 a11Bern miiiien. @rr
glouben mi@t, bob 6aS amerifanif9e
@olf in ieiner @eiammtbeit bon 6en
feinoieligen Mbit@ten Deuti6lmos
i~iber8eugt uer6en fann. gS meiB aus
ieiner @ei6ibte, 6aB 6as ocuti9e
8olf fir sic Ser. Staaten INNER INIT
freunoi6oftli@e @efiibGe gebabt bat.
limo aus 11el1erem @orgdngen tpeif
eS, tpie iider 9euti6lonb bemiiht &C.
hoe en lit, 6ie freun6i@aftli6en 9e=
5iebunge11 gu 6en Ser. Staaten auf=
reht gu erbalten iogor ouf Soften
ieiner @ebrfabigfeit gegen ieiner
So6feir6. Deutid1an6 lit 6as ein5i-
ge friegfiibren0e 2anb, Dos ii@ ebr=
li6 bemiibt bat, militarii6e @otb=
men6igfeiten nit mnieren &edten uno
%SSrtereilen in @inflang 5u bringen.
@s bot 6abei 0pfer gebrodt, 5u mel-
den iid a1nter dbnli6en @e6tng1tngen
feline friegfiibren6e Mabt Der tan6en
bactte. gidt aus 6ur6t bat es 6ieie
Spfer gebra9t, ion6ern 6es lieben
Srieoens tpegen, Ser 6urb 6as Ser
bolten unierer &egierung ouf cine 10
l6mere Strobe geftellt pur6e. 8enn
es IN Ser ga1t5en 1peiten @elt Elm
9nr6 gibt, gegen Dos mir ni6t gu
riilten braudem Damn lit eS 9euti6=
Gan6. 9as f0nnte mon nabgeraoe
ol1d in @aibington uiiien. l11o mir
iin6 iiber5eugt, 6aB es 6ies metB, un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
idreibt 6as Organ 6es &rGiioenten

fdreibt bos Organ 6es &rdii6enten
8ilion: ~Die Sllnoerte bon Mi1io'
men Collar, 6ie mir fit @ertbeiot'
gungs5mede mtsgaben, iinb Der
@reis, oen tpir fir uniere Cider
belt SIT 5ablen boben, 6a Deut d.
Lamb ii9 als ein gefabrlider Noh=
bar ermielen bot.
Siernob riiiten mir allo gegen
9el1ti6lan6, inns Sos 8ort bat num-
mebr Yraii6ent @ilion. @enn er
nidt imltan6e ober nidt millenS lit,
fem 2eibblott gu oesapo1tiren, Damn
miro man a1nebmen miiiien, 6ab oie
@orIb or16 in oieiem Sale in ieinem
Suffrage geiproden bot. uno oaS
miirbe bonn sem Ger6adt nabelegen,
sob er Sen @ebanfen an &rieg ge>
gen DeutIblanb immer nod
nid)t aufgegeben bat; ooB er muir oes-
bolb nod elmer groBen 6lotte uno ei-
nem ltorfen @eere ger11fen bot nnt
gnglono in ieiner 8eorangnib 5u
belfe1l iei es 6ur6 manufacturers
gingreifen in SEN europaiiden &rieg,
lei es baburd, baB er uniere &iiit1n=
gen als 9rob1tng gegen Dertidlamo
benl1tt, tint es ieinen @iinidJen ge-
fiigig SIT mode11. @obl gemerft. @ir
iagen nidt, 6aB bem 10 lei. @ir itel<
lem 1e6igli6 Ebatia@en
felt. 3ie @orl6 lit 6oS onertannte
Organ ser M6mtniitration. Sic
fennt Sic @niidten 6es Traiioenten'
iie tennt ouh feline Mbiidten. sic
ltebt inter 6en 3eitungen 6ie ii6 6em
Hrdii6erten fir feline &ompagne our
@e%rfiig11ng geitellt baben, an eriter
gteue. Sic fiibrt Sic &agne nit
tdgliden gebaiiigen Ml1Sfanen gegcli
sic 8iiger 6eutider Serfunft un6 nit
nidt inrmer gebaiiigen Musfauen ge>
gen iene polttiide &un6i6aten, Die
bemiibt itn6> NIT 6en 8iirgern 6el1t=
ider @erfunft quite &e5iebungen at
umterbalten. Die @orl6 bebt 1tn=
ousgeiebt gegen 9eutldlan6, ber-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
9emti6lanoS &rte8s:
5tele.

gu Dem Streit Der Meinungen
iiber 6ie 3iele, Ole 9eatti@lam6 in
bem ibm aufge5tpunge1ee1 &riege gu
berfolgen babe, bot 1a1nmebr m16 6ie
Mpr66entf4e M~1Igemeine
8eitung, 6as Organ 6es &eids-
fon5lers @te1ung genommen. Dieier
5treit lit beinobe 10 alt, uie 6er
arieg ielbit. Mls bas 6eutide @olt
iid 5um &ompfe um feline griitena
erbob, botte es MIR Elm 8iel: 6ie
Mbtpebr 6es feir6li6en Mngriffes.
Deutf6lon6 bette ben &rieg 1idt &C.
tpont, batte Bis 5ulett beri116t, i'm
5n bermei6en. Ser @eoanfe an Gro
bernngen lag 6em 6euti6en @olte
fern. Ser liegt linn au4 beute nod
fern. Mber sic 1%1ngebea1ren Spfer, 6te
ser @rieg bem @olfe ouferlegte, m11b.
ten notbmen6igertpife 5u @rorter11n'
gen 6ariiber fibren> pie iol6en 0p,
fern in 3ufunft borgebe1tgt mer6en
fonmte, mel6e 8iirgi6often fir einen
6a1ern6en Grieoen 3u fdaffen feien,
nit an6eren @orten, tpie Sen Sent
SEN 6es @ei@es eire @ie6erbolung
6es Mngriffes, Ser int CONNER 1914
europa in 8ran6 iebte, berlet6et
tper6en TONNE.
Mus 6ieien @r0rter1tngen ergaben
ii6 sic Mein1ngsberi@ie6enbeiten
ste bel1te 1ro6 ungeidlidtet itn6.
@abren6 sic einen 6ofiir eintreten,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Sos u1a6t ole Mbfage an 6ie Sebe-
reien Der @orl6 INN 70 5pingen6er.
Cont lGnft Ser Yrdiioent @efabr, in
Sen @erbo9t 81 fomtnen, a1s begii1t-
itige er bieie @ebereien, neil er bofft,
6oomr6 feline @ie6ertpabl for6ern gu
f0n>ren. Son oQen Sauidungen
tpiiroe oos Die idlimmite Iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
@te Die Transoien In
@omte GaKtno bamiten
9ieer ebrpiirbigen &f1anaitatte SC,
&ult1tr.

Die :franboiiiden &otbolifen f0;n1ter
niht at @n6e fomr1en NIT ben @or=
niirfem sic fie geget sic oeutiden
8arbaren fdleu6ern, Ole ibrer Mniidt
nu6 Defenders sic driitlide &l1ltur
nit 6em nntergmg be6roben.
Do mag es nun intereiiant fem a1f
sic Sdiloerung Ser 3eritorltng Mon-
tie @oiiinos btn511meiien, Sic Ser BE-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Ser &rdnoemt bats
.@ort.

9ie SEEM Dorf @orlo gilt allge=
mei11 oils oas bepor5ugte Organ 0es
Eraiioenten @ilion. Man iagt, sic
@prlo lei iiber Sic Mbii6ten 6eS er=
item 8ean1ten Ser &ep11blif nnb iiber
oie @%orgd1tge in ieiner unmittelba=
rem ltmgeblng belier unterridtet,
oils irge1ro cine 3eitung 0es 2anoes.
@ie tie 5u bieier Ml1s5eidmng
fommt, lit idmer gu iager. Sic
@orlo lit Sic tppiide @ertreterin ie=
mes amerifanii9en Sol1rnalismuS,
Ser iid) b11r6 Sberfld6lidfeit un0
Gprurtbeil m1s5ei6net. sic mar es,
bie 5u 8egim 6es &rieges Selgolanb
nod oem Naeifie perlegte, nn6 es
giebt niht marrde o1nerifaniide Sci,
tunge11, Sic iiber europaii6e &erbalt=
riiie Defenders SIT 8egim 6es &rie=
ges 10 mangelboft unterri6tet ma-
rem, tpie oie 8orlb. @iel gelernt bat
lie a116 in Sen bei6en @riegsiabren
nidt. Gos lift mobI oud ridt lire
Mbiidt gemeien. Sir 8latter bonn
Collage Ser @orlb lit 9ummbeit Ell
ne 8ottesgabe, un6 bienei6t lit es
Sic @obe gepelen, Sic ibr sic Ebii-
rem 6es @eiBen &auies geoffnet hat.
Nun lit es aber cine befannte Ebat-
1ade, 6aB Dummbeit, tpenn iie 5u
ginfl11B fommt, ii6 iebr germ nit &C.
meirbeit paart, nn6 6iei emf unimtbe-
rem @erbdltriB 1T ser SoB entiprun=
gen, nit peldem sic @orl6 felt MuS=
bruh bes &rieges Deutidlon6 un6 al
Les, mos 6euti6 1T, berfo1gt. @ir
Mmerifoner 0eutider @erfnnft gebo=
rem auh 6o3u. gS giebt ni6ts &C.
meineres, 6as 6ie @orl6 uns ni6t
nodgelogt bot, feline @4ledtigfeit,
Sic lie uns nidt ange6idtet bat. Mber
6arauf iin6 mir ito15. sc lit
INNER cine gbre, bon unia11berem
Nad beldimpft gu mer6en. @enn
ober 6ie @orl6 ibre Dummbeit un6
lire gemetne @efinnung 6a6urd be-
tbeiligt, bob lie 6as omeritaniide
@olf gegen Deutidlan6 o1f3ubeben
iudt Damn lit es notbmer6ig, 6ieiem
Ireiben energiid entgegen gu treter,
benn Damn ban6elt es ii6 ri@t mebr
Inn nns Mmeritaner 6eutider Ser
funft, Damn banbelt es ii6 Inn SEN
Srie6en nrb I'M sic 8oblfobrt 8mei=
er 2Gn6er, 6ie nns gleid nabelteber,
ste mir, mie in ser @ergangenbet,
ol1d in 8ufunft in 6reun6idaft NIT
einar6er berbun6en baben tpollen nn6
6eren gnt5tpeiung mir als ein Ser
bred]en betradten.
0as tbnt Sic @or16 ge=
genmartig mie6er. sic bot
6os idon bduftg getban, gegertpartig
ober betreibt lie 6ie &ebe f4limmer
ols jemals. sic beriudt, Dem omre-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-28
MRS. CLAYBROOK'S
 FUNERAL IS HELD
Church Edifice Crowded Yesterday to Pay Tribute to Wife of St.
 Mary's Rector

The funeral of Mrs. Willoughby N Claybrook, wife of the rector of St. Mary's on the Highlands Episcopal church, was held at the church yes- terday morning at 10 o'clock, and the edifice was crowded with friends of MT. and Mrs. Claybrook. The service was impressively read by the Right Rev. C. M. Beckwith, bishop of the diocese of Alabama. There was no mu- sic at the special request of MT. Clay brook. There was a remarkable pro- fusion of floral offerings.
 In addition to the members of the parish there were present the rectors of several other Episcopal parishes and ministers of several other denom- nations in Birmingham. Representa- tiyes from the vestrymen of the other Episcopal churches in Birmingham were also present. The vestrymen of St. Mary's acted as pallbearers.
 Mrs. Claybrook died suddenly in church Sunday morning while stand : ing in her pew singing.
 The remains were taken to Hunts vile. MT. and Mrs. Claybrooks for mer home, on the noon train yester- day, where it was planned to make the interment this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-28
OLIVE WIG ID BE
 PRESENTED TODAY No Important Business Is Scheduled for Commission
 Meeting Today

Little of interest is promised at the weekly meeting of the commission today.
 Commissioner Weatherly will introduce a resolution calling for an opinion from the city engineer on the best location to build viaduct on the Northside. This will be the initial step toward obtaining a modern bridge on that side of the city.
 Commissioner Ward will be presented with the olive branch sent to him by Jesse B. Hearin of pemopolis, in the in terest of peace"
 T will be glad to get this historic piece of olive branch said Mr. Ward yesterday. 'I would have appreciated an olive tree. A branch will suffice for the present, but it may be possible that several branches could be used in the fu- ture. I shall highly prize the gift and wave it in the air on such occasions as seem necessary to remind any one pres ent that the symbol of peace should not be desecrated."
 Commissioner Truss said that while the branch of the olive tree might not be enough for MT. Ward, it was sufficient for him. T am off of the strong tactics for a long while,' he said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-28
SMOKER WILL HEAR
 REPORT ON BUREAU
Important Topics Scheduled for Chamber of Commerce
 Affair Tonight

Plans for the permanent organization of the traffic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce are nearing completion, ac- cording to I. c. Beatty, chairman of the finance committee of the bureau.
 MT. Beatty will make a complete report on the work of the traffic committee to date at the smoker of the Chamber of Commerce tonight at the Tutwiler. His report will be one of the features of the smoker. which is expected to be at tended by several hundred prominent members of the Chamber of Commerce.
 MT. Beatty's report will show that prac- tically all of the $15,O0O to be subscribed by the shippers toward the establishment of the bureau has been pledged
 Other features of the meeting will be the report of Morris w. Bush, chairman of the armor plate plant committee, and Dr. James H. Finder, on work for the location of the nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals The Real Estate exchange is cooperating with the Chamber of Com merce in compiling a list of feasible loca- tions for the armor plate plant, and the report of this work will be embodied in MT. Bush's report.
 The nominating committee to prepare ticket for the annual election in Jan- uary will be appointed President Morris w. Bush will preside over the meeting. which will be held in the ballroom of the TutWiler.