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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

kommen med ffa Amerika.
Ford var jo sendt os SON en-
Hj@lper i Arbejdet, og da vi
gerne Wide indyie alt, hyad Gud
giver os til Arbejdet i Guds Ri
&c, Wide vi ogsaa indvi Ford,
og we'd denne Lejlighed CAV vi
den saa Naynet jaeger. Diet be
tyder zen Hjelper." Og ,,Jager''
syarer godt til sit Nayn.
Den f6rSte S6ndag i Novenm-
Der var jeg i Kingaroy. Vi havde
indbudt til dansk Gudstjeneste
ON Formiddagen og til engelsk
Foredrag over Emmett Our
Church Work in Queensland
ON Eftermiddagen. bet var og-
saa tillyst, at der efter Modet
ON Eftermiddagen Wide blive
afholdt Forretningsmode i den
Hensigt at organisere Menighed
og kalde en- Prest. Resultatet
var, at der bley organiseret til
Menighed under Naynet Beth
any Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eden Vale. Menigheden udsted-
te KaldSbrey til Stud. Theol.
Chris b. Larsen, Trim. Seminary.
Blair. KaldSbreYet med Folge-
skrivelse blew sendt til Samfun-
diets Formand, Pastor &. b. Chri-
%stlansen. Som en- Hjalp til Pre-
stems Underhold loyede Menighe-
den en- aarlig St6tte az 30 Pund
Sterling lea. $500 denne Sum
vii smart kunne f~orstorres.
| N%ikenbach, we'd Marlborough
hayde vi indbudt til Mode den
16. November; Hensigten med
acknowledgements der var, IL
gesom i Kingaroy, at organise
re til Menighed og i Fellesskab
med Kingaroy at kalde EN- Prest,
men Diet lykkedes like. Der hay
de lige veret Ell Del Splid i
blandt Folket med Hensyn til
Kirkens Afbenyttelse af andre
Prpster. De fleste af os er dog
enige ON, at naar den nye Prrst
kommer og optager ct stadigt
Arbejde, vii der nemt bliye en-
Menighed / Nikenbach.
Den forste Sdndag i December
besogte .jeg igen Warwick 90
Freestone Distrikter. Def tyn-
der en- hel Del I'D / den skand.
Befolkning der. Flere Familier
err rcjste fra Freestone; Vi var
dog en- F~orsamling paa ca. 30
Sjele. We'd dette Mode benytte-
de jeg ogsaa Lejligheden til at
Portable ON Aarsm0dets BeStem-
meIser angaaende QueenslandS
Missioner, hvilket synligt glede-
de wore Venner der.
Her hjemme j Brisbane har vi
haft en- meget trayl It'd; meget
var jo bleven forsomt under min
langc Fray9relse Diet MATTE
indhentes og meget Arbejde
ventede paa, at jeg skulde kom-
me tilbage. Vi har mn lige over
staaet Juletravlheden. Vi hay
de vor Juletrefest for os selv
Ii Aar. Den skand. Forening
,,Hejmdal" SON har holdt Fel-
lesjuletrGfest med os de sidste
Par Aar, foretrak j Aar at ha-
We sin egen Juletrefest med Dirk
og Dams. Til wort Juletre var der
ca. 80 voksne og ca. 60 Born og
Festligheden var efter yort Sk6n
serdeles vellykket.
Den !. S6ndag / denne Maa-
ned havde vi Konfirmation i
Bethany Menighed'. Der var
ire unge Mennesker, som blew
konfirmeret, nemlig Valdemar
Edward Mogensen, Is Aar gam
mel; Lillian Mary %J6rgensen, 16
Aar, og Freda Madsen, 16 Aar.
En- fjerde bley tract og forlod
os, medens jeg var i Amerika.
ON Gud vii, skal vi have Kon-
firmation her i Brisbane d. 2.
Ca,Ion Eabr,ar no. On 7 ;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

lions Bjerg i Forening med
Forstegroden. Der err altsaa for
nd for Herrens ,den store o.
herlige Dag" en- Forstegrdde at
de opstandne hellige foruden
Kristus. Laren err saaledes BIZ
belsk.
2. Drengebarnet i Aab. Y.
kap. kan like vere Jesus Kri-
stus af fplgende Grunde:
/. kristus betegnes i Skirt
ten son Menighedens sBrudgom
og Egteherre, men aldrig som
Menighedens Son. Han kaldes
Menneskesqnnen en- Son, som
Gud CAV Menneskeslegten til
Forsoning og Forl9sning - en-
Syndebarer.
2. Med Bortrykkelsen kan der
umuligt menes Himmelfarten, da
Barnet bortrykkes straks efter
F9dselen.
3. Hyis Drengebarnet er Kri-
stus, saa er han ,,inferior'', rim.
gere, syagere i Magt end ORA
gen; eftersom han maa bort
rykkes for like at blive opslugt
at Dragon, Medens Kristus ale
rede' we'd sin bod har knustDjeye-
lens Magt (Kol. 2, IS og er
bleYen den uangribelige SER
here over ham.
4. bet synes ganske utroligt,
at her midi i Fremtidssynerne
skulde yare indf0rt forbigangne
Begiyenheder, medens Bogen ell
lers kun beskriyer os enten
Observation-Disclosures eller dis
ses himmelske Baggrund.
Professor Peder Madsen siger
ganske visit, at Drengebarnet Ell
S9nnen Jesus Kristus (Side 514)
Men Tanker, som Professoren
er, siger han Side SIC, at Diet er
like hans legemlige Fodsel j
Bethlehem, hvilket han (Side
80 beyiser med flere Grunde.
Hvad er Diet mon da for ell
F6dsel? Side $40 og 521 forer
Professoren Beyiser for, at Ne
nigheden lkyinden i Aab. y.
kap.1 err de sidste Tiders Menig-
he'd og like Diet gamle Israels
Menighed; othi', siger han, ,,et
Millennium melem Sonnens Bort.
rykkelse og Kyindens Flugt el
udelukket." Side 522 hedder det
Err Kyindens Flugt altsaa Ell
eschatologisk Begivenhed, del
indleder Antikristens 80 Mar
da maa ogsaa Sonnens FodseI
hore Ill kirkens sidSte It'd oe
kvinden selv yer den sidste
lids Menighed. "..... Han f6-
des som den, der Skal yogte al.
lie IIedningerne med ~Jernspir
f6des til den Corning we'd sir
Genkomst at herske over ale 81.
ne Fjender. Her tales like ON
hans forlpngst forbigangne Fod.
sci til Liyet i Fornedrelsen, mel
ON hans eschatOlOgiske F0dse.
som Verdens Dommeren, som sill
RIGGS Fnldendelse.'
.Jeg err Professor |taknemlie
for at han har slaaet den uri
melige og umulige Fortolkning
til Jorden, at Drengebarnet skull
de ypre kristus f@dt af JON
fru Maria i Bethlehem, og al
B0rtrykkelSen skulde betegnt
Kristi Himmelfart. Men Prof. p
Madsens La.re ON Kristi eschato.
logiske Fodsel er lige saa umu
lig og urimelig SON den L@rc
han vii beknmpe; thi Kristus
t%roner i Hmmelen ogsaa i dc
sidste Tider = og har al Mag
i Himmelen og paa Jorden. Har
vii komme til Jorden uden al
fodes dertil az Menigheden.
Der er desuden den Mislighed
we'd Prof. p. Madsens Lere ON
den eschatologiske Kristus, al
han i de sidste Tider er saa af
mmotio NJ han staar Fare fol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

u -
ct Aars It'd hos os. Vi bley hjer-
telig modtaget i Sydney af den
finske S6mandsmissioner Mr..
Boiler og Hustru. Der var be-
kendtgjort Mode til samme Days
Aften i S9mandsmissionens Loka-
le: En- lille Forsamling af tro-
ende Venner indfandt sig for at
hyde os Velkommel tilbage, og
for at h6re ON Resultatet af min
REESE. Lige for Mddet kom en-
kar troende Mand og spurgte
mig ,,Har De gjort noget for
oS her i Sydney, medens De var
i Amerika9" Jeg maatte 10 sya-
re. at direkte havde jeg like OPP
naaet noget for Sydney. Hos mig
var Diet .jo Queensland f6rst og
sidst. Indirekte haaber vi dog
at have gjort noget for Sydney,
idet Virksomheden j Queensland
er kommen paa en- mere solid
Fod. Herren vii nok senere h.jpl-
pc os til at udvide Arbejdet saa
meget, at Diet kan naa de 725
Nil sgd paa til Sydney, en- By
paa ca. 100000 Indbyggere, med
mango Skandinaver; men ingen
skand. Kirke.
Vi kom hjem til Brisbane d.
;. September. Vor omsorgsfulde
Formand, Mr.. l.. p. Bolin var
nede we'd Stationen for at tage
imod os og ledsage os til wort
Hem / East Brisbane. Modtagel-
sen her kan bedre tenkes, end
den kan beskrives; og min Glg-
de a fluid, da jeg fandt baade
min Hustru og mine smaa Piger,
Lois og Rhoda i bedste Velgaa-
ende.
Den folgende Sondag samle-
des vi til Gudst.ieneste i Kirken.
Den gensidige Glade over after
at kunne samles til Gudstjene-
ste. Prest og Menighed, var stor
o. synlig.
ON Eftermiddagen hayde Vi
Mode igen i Kirken. We'd dette
Mode sogte jeg at wise, hYad
Gnd gennem den forenede dansk
evangelist ia herske kirke hay-
de g.iort for os som Menighed
og derived opmuntret I'll Tro paa
o. Tillid til Guds Hielp. bet var
un9dyendigt for mig at minde
ON. at Vi nu for Alyor MATTE
tage fat paa Arbejdet og gore
den allerbedste Brug af den
Hia.lp. som Gud havde sendt os ;
dette var klart for enhyer; og
jeg er Wis paa, at der denne
Sondag Eftermiddag blew giyet
Gud L9fter ON mere Trofasthed
i Arbejdet, hvori Vi STAIR. En-
dyb Alyor havde lagt sig over
dette Mode; Menigheden havde
10, serlig i de sidste 3 Aar, be-
Diet for og haabet paa, at Hjel-
pen MATTE komme nu sad den
her j Guds Hus og h9rte paa,
hyorledes Gud havde hort wore
Bonner, og som altid giyet os
langt mere, end vi hayde tur-
Diet bede ON. Fra flere Steder i
Kirken kunde man Sc Haanden
snige sig op for at afyiske EN-
Taare, der havde listet sig frem
paa kinden. Efter M0det fulg-
ties Vi allie ad OPP til Herrens Al
ter og der lagde vi saa wort TAX
offer til Gud dette bel6b sig
til syy Pund Sterling, ca. 30
Dollars, sk9nt vi kun var %
Mennesker j Kirken. Denne Sum
CAV Vi til vor haardttrengende
Bygeefund.
Sendagen den 26. October var
Diet igen en- serlig H9jtid for os.
Vi havde Bes9g af Missioner
Boiler med Familie. | Lpbet al
Ugen havde Mr.. Boiler og jeg
varet ude omkring i Byen for
at opsege baade skandinayiske
og finske Landsmend og for at
n - D-l4x.. 80,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11
H.iemhentelse forud for Trengs.

les / de sidste Dage under ii
Konger (Dan. y, og at Antikri-
stem skal opstaa, efter at disse
Konger err kommen til Magten,
fplde ire af dem og siden her
ske over hele Riget, indtil Kri-
stus knuser Riget og kaster Dy-
ret med den falske Profet i Id
s9en. Riget delte sig i to Ben.
Benene knustes i sin It'd, men
F9dderne STAIR der yentende paa,
at Taerne skal vokse nd dan.
2, 42). Sc. Aab. II. Efterdi Pro
fetien siger, at disse ii Riger skal
samles i de sidste Dage til Ell
Embed, saa kan vi sige Diet med
Bestemthed. Naar Vi saa kender
hvilke Riger og hvilket Landom-
raade. der h6rte ind under Diet
gamle ROmerrige, saa we'd Vi og-
saa, hyad der skal tages med,
og hvad der skal udskilles. 81
den jeg skrev Bogen ,,Fremti-
den, er flere af disse Udskil-
lelser foregaaet t.. Eks. 0strig.
N%ationernes Liga err jo allerede
i FPrd med at forme sig.
". De forenede Staters Sc
nat har ganske visit Myndighed
ifolge Konstitution til at bestem-
me, ON Amerika skal vere med
eller ej i League of Nations .
men naar Herren siger, at den
ne Liga skal bestaa af Diet gam
lie Romerrige, saa kan Senatet
umuligt f0je en- anden Nation
med ind deri. Senatet er ogsaa
den Henseende i Herrens
Hand. bet forundrede mig like,
at yor Pry@rdige President blew
syg, ola han var ude paa sin Rel
Sc for at tvinge denne Sag i
gennem. Herren regererl
Y. Bibelen er fluid az Profe-
tier ON JGdernes Tilbagekomst
til deres FGdres Land; men in
tet som helst Sted siges der, at
de forst skal omvendes til Kri-
stendommen. F6rst naar Hednin-
gernes Fylde er indgaaet, skal
Diet ganske Israel frelses. Jpder-
ne err organiserede her i Anne
rika og til Dels hele Yerden
over til H~jemrejsen, og Rejsen
vii foregaa, saa smart Retsfor-
holdet kan afg6res. Men Israel
er like omvendt til Gud we'd Tro-
Ell paa Kristus. bet er slet like
Ell religi0s, men kun Ell national
BevegelSe. bet er de d9de Ben,
der begynder at Marine sig him
andan. Der err like Aand i dem.
| Kraft af den .jodiske, rationale
kprligheds Drift vii en- Del af
Joderne vende tilbage til deres
Land og faa Selvstyre under Pro
tektion af Nationernes Tiga, hyor
siden Antikristen tager Tojler-
he. .Jodernes Omvendelse fore
gaar f6rst paa Herrens den sto-
re og herlige Dag. F6rst efter
denne Begivenhed vii den 9yri-
&c Del af Israel vende hjem
men da skal de ogsaa komme
med stor Triumf.
VI. Der er mangfoldige Tegn
paa, at vi er ner we'd Endens
It'd. bet er klart for Folk, hvis
DINE er aabne. Jeg skal kun
nayne nogle faa: |. Verdens-Kri-
gen med al dens forhen uh6rte
Grusomhed, for like at sige Dje-
yelskab, hvor vi saa ct stort
Bjerg brendende i Krigslue bill
We kastet I'D i Folkehavet. ..
Den nuvarende Uro og Usik-
kerhed over hele Verden; man
frygter for noget, DER vii kom-
me uden at vide hyad. 3. Boil
shevismen, hvis Teorier er som
EN- R9g fra Afgrundens Brqnd.
4. Den nu paabegyndte Dannelse
af Nationernes Liga, en- Samling
af Romerriget under 10 Konger.
5. JGdernes Organisation for
Hjemrejsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

(Sluttes paa 6. Side
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
YOUTHFUL PIG RAISER.

Newark, June 30.-William A. Ross,
Jr.. l6 year old colored boy of near
Newport, has demonstrated that n
wide-a-wake, energetic boy can success
fully raise pure bred hogs on the home farm
In the spring of 1918 young Ross enrolled
as a member of the Newport Boys. and
Girls Pig Club. Through the assistance
of the New Castle County Farm Bureau
Delaware College and president Robert
p. Robinson of the Central National Bank
of Wilmington, II pure bred registered
weanling Chester White pigs were secured
for the club at S17 50seach, from Pusey
Cloud, we'll known breeder of Chester
County, Pa.
Young Ross brought one of these pigs.
By means of vaccination against hog
cholera and proper feeding and care, the
pig grew into large, typy brood SOW.
In the spring of 1919 she farrowed 5
pigs. In the fall of last year she farrowed
s pigs. She now has ! / pure bred Chester
White pigs, five weeks of age, of which
any breeder of experience would be proud.
He has raised the brood SOW and "a pigs
worth all told about s4o0 during two years
that he has been in the hog business. Not
only has he provided meat for the home
table but he has also saved neat little
bank account of his own.
Wm. R. Ross is janitor of the Central
National Bank building. BY means of
hard work. frugal habits and good man.
agement the family has purchased little
farm and erected q comfortable residence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
SEAFORD NOTES.

Seaford, June 30.-Raymond Martin of
Cape Charles, Va, was the weekend
guest Of friends In town.
Miss Florence Frazier, of Wilmington,
has been spending several days with
friends ID town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Bowden and
eon. Alton, of Cape Charles Va, were the
weekend guests Of friends IN town.
Harry E Griffith is on q business trip 10
Cape Charles, Va.
DIR. Charles Wallace of Philadelphia is
spending week with friends IN town.
Miss Molie Dawson was the guest Of
friends In Delmar over the weekend.
Mrs. Charlie Collins and daughters,
Elsie and Helen, have been visiting friends
and relatives IN Delmar.
Long Sing, the Chinaman, who has con-
Quoted laundry here for the past two or
three years, will discontinue the business
and move TO Laurel
Mr. and Mrs. Perry I. Adams and
daughter. Miss Mary Adams, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben A. Stewart have returned
from several days motor trip to At
lantic City.
Mrs. John D. Stewart spent q part of
the week with relatives at Laurel.
Miss LYDIA Kay and Miss Ruby Burton
left Yesterday for Newark, where they will
enter the Womeu's College and take a
course in the summer school.
Miss Margaret Moore left Yesterday
for Philadelphia, where she will enter a
hospital for treatment.
Rev. i. +. Carpenter, pastor of st.
Johns NJ. L. Church. will deliver lee
ture in the church tonight, entitled ''In the
Trail of the Caravan" The proceeds will
70 toward furnishing the parsonage, which
has recently undergone extensive repairs.
Frederick Owens q Co. have begun the
erection of an apartment house over their
store here. The building will also be razed
about foot.
Miss Fronia Tull, teacher IN the West
Chester, Pa, school, is home for the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Tull.
j. Scott Hurley of Philadelphia spent
the weekend with bis wife and children
here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris are visiting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
STURGEON SEASON ENDS TO-DAY,

Delaware City, June 30.-Sturgeon
fishing on the Delaware river and bay
closes TODAY, for under q compact be-
tween the States Of Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and this State, all have the same
closing date for the catching of the big
fish.
The past season has been one of the
most unusual In number of years. For
some weeks now the local fishermen have
not landed any sturgeon, but pror to
that for q three-week period at least one
was landed daily and on some days there
were six or eight.
The men engaged in the business can
not explain the peculiar run of the fish,
but they earlier ID the year predicted the
best run In many years and IN the three
weeks period that fish were caught, more
were landed than IN ten years.
There are several crews at Delaware
City that landed more this year than the
entire feet caught ID the past few years,
when very few persons followed the in
dustry on the river. A couple OF the crews
cleared over $1,000 In the three week
period of big catches.
John Tugend and Eugene Armstrong
hold the record as far as number Is con-
eerned, this pair having caught six stur-
geon in one day. four on one side and two
on another. The largest netted its captors
over $500.
Francis Rhein and Frank Holiday land
ed some of the big fish one night after a
half hour struggle as there were no other
men on the river to aid them. Itwas after
hard fight that they managed TO get
the fish, which measure over ten feet IN
length
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
MILFORD NEWS.

MILFORD, June 80.
Willard NJ. Deputy and wife of Laurel
are visiting at Hillcrest Farm with MIR.
Deputy's brother, Harry NJ. Deputy.
Harold NJ. Fowler of Laurel is acting as
agent the Prudential Life InsuranceCo.
here during the absence of the regular
agent, X. John Hart. who is enjoying two
weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
Christ Church Guild viii hold their
last regular meeting for the summer at the
Reetory this evening.
Crystal Fount Lodge, No. 10, i. o. o. F.,
at their regular meeting Monday evening
appointed q committee to draw up plans
for new temple In the past year under
the direction of Past Noble Grand Harry
Prettyjohn and Noble Grand Albert l..
Dickerson, the lodge has made phenom-
email growth, having taken In over 80 new
members, and now has a membership of
over $50. The present quarters being too
small, it is planned to erect new build
ing on an entirely new site.
Announcement Is made of the Marriage
of Miss Verna Fitzgerald of Milford and of
George Pierce, formerly of Milford but
now of Wilmington, in that city on June
10 They will make their home in Will
mington.
j. Stanley Short, Jr., who is employed
in Wilmington at the du Pont Building is
spending his vacation here with his parents.
Miss Lena Short is visiting in Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
paid for by the trolley company.
Mrs. Edward H. Nnylor, and her Sun

paid Tor by the trolley company.
Mrs. Edward H. NAylor, and her 6unr
day cshool class Of Nazareth NJ r. Church
viii picnic tomorrow at Riverside Beach,
south OF this city. The members will leave
on the Ii o clock trolley.
Col. A. II. Faulkner OF Buffalo N. r., il
q guest OF his mothcr-in-law, Mrs. John
II. Rodney John Rodney and his two
daughters, Mrs Francis dc IL Janyicr
and her two daughters and Col. Faulkner
and two daughters will accompany him
on his return to Buffalo, tomorrow.
They will visit Niagara Falls.
A baseball team composed Of men from
the steamer Owl No 2, will play the ALI
Stars this afternoon at Battery Park
William Howell, resident Of Dobbins-
vile. had his right shoulder dislonted yes
tcrday, while handling railroad tics. The
injury was dressed by DR.. Allen.
The six candidates who received the
first degree at Wilmington last Friday
evening will be given the second degree ON
next Friday evening by Adclphia Lodge,
No 8, X. of p.
John Proud has been elected by Seminole
Tribe, No. 40, Improved Order OF Red Men.
as their Representatives on the Joint ball
committee.
The all-stars baseball team viii visit
Davor, Thursday and play the Dover
tenn. Many rooters will accompany the
local team, which is ono Of the strongest
in the state.
Are you ready for the 4th7 Paper Nap
kins, Ginger Ale. Grape Juice, Whitman 9
and Samoset Chocolates, Cameras and
Films. L. Challenger and Son, Pressrip-
tion Pharmacists s.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. June 30.-The Ushers Union
Of Centenary NJ L. Church was entertained
Monday evening in the Social Hall OF the
church by Frank b. Sirman and several
friends the cabinet of the Epworth lie que
also being invited Those present were
NJ. Edward Culver, Victor G. Kitchens,
Harvey b. King, Joseph.A. Prettyman,
Elmer J. Spicer, Alton Wootten, Walter
ID. King, Harvey NJ. Knowles, Norman Il.
Goodwin, Roscoe T. Phillips, Cecil X.
Benson, Ernest Spieer, James l.. Marvil,
Wi liam ID. King, Granville ). Windsor,
Frank h. Sirman, Rev. and Mrs. W. Os-
borne Bennett and son, Osborne, Jr.,
Misses Pauline Hearn, Ermina Quillen,
Alvse Watson, Mildred Figgs, Ienore
Parsons, Eloise Rodney, AlIne Davis.
The Union elected the following officers:
Victor c. Kitchens, president, Cecil X.
Benson. vice-president; Harvey NJ.
Knowles, secretary; Harvey B. King,
treasurer; chairman of executive commit
tee. NJ. Edward Culver: chairman OF
social committee, Frank b. S,rinan; !;
chairman of recreation committee, Elijah
Il. Nootten: chairman of membership
committee. Harvey b. King. The officers
appointed the following committees; tx
ecutive, H. B. King, Norman h. Goodwin,
Elmer ]. Spicer. and r. Lee Wootten;
Social. Ernest Spicer, Joseph a. Pretty
man, Roscoe +. Phillips and Alton Nooten
Membership, Frank b. Sirman, Herbert
Sipple. James Marv1l and NJ. +. Culver;
bylaws, Harvey NJ. Knowles, Joseph
A. Pyettvman and Granville 5. Windsor.
Following the election q collation. consisting
Of cake and cream was served.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry X. Fooks, who
were visiting friends in Harrisburg, Pa,
have returned home.
The wafm weather is making cucumbers,
cantaloupes, melons and other Ike crops
grow rapidly. Farmers are expecting to
start shipping cucumbers by the last of the
week. Harry J.Sirman especially having one
of the best looking early patches IN the
community. Farmers are also having many
Of the carriers delivered to the farms pre-
paratory TO the beginning of the canta-
ioupe season. Yesterday saw the largest
shipments of blackberries for the season,
the price averaging from So. 40 TO S7.9o
per 80 quart crate,
Mrs. Edith Cockrane of Middletown,
has been spending several days here visit
ing Miss Francis Davis at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis l.,
Davis.
The Laurel Baseball team went to
fredericksburg, Md, yesterday and Won
a game by forfeit from the local club wher
IT refused to continue the play IN the ninth
inning. The score stood at the time
TO 6 against Laurel which was at bai
with two men on bases with but one out
fredericksburg when quit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM The STATE
Sussex County Authorities Busy
Running Down Clues IN Effort
to Trap Thieves.
MAGNOLIA MINISTER
HAS PAY BOO STED
Officers Said to Have Found Much
Evidence of Liquor Law Vio-
lations Around Lewcs.


From Every Evenings CORES pondents.
Loves. June 3O.-The officers who have
b,,cn searching here for evidence OF viola
sion of the liquor laws arc SAID TO nave peen cen
we'll rewarded, and the echo is looked Tor
when the grand jury meets at Georgetown'
IL is said lot Of poor whisky came 10
Lewcs through several foreigners who drive
in at intervals to dispose of their goods.
There is evidence in the agents possession
also that whisky is brought down from
Philadelphia and distributed freely when
small boats bringing in men taken from
ocean liners dock at the Queen Anne pier.
One such case came under their observa-
tion when man sitting in an automobiie
waiting for his chauffeur was seen TO drink
from quart bottle.
Many cases of drunkenness among
longshoremen and Negroes have lately
appeared in Lewes streets and drinks were
handed about in friendly fashion. lt hes
been the boast of loungers also that
.booze" was plentiful and could be had
at any time.
A detective, while standing in hotel,
heard a youth boast that ct Rehoboth one
can get eight per cent booze with
"kick in it, and that Milford was beating
them all TO il with 40 per cent goods
Some Youths claimed TO have had a gallon
of last years peach brandy the previous
Saturday night. :,
Lewcs folk arc tip-toeing this week and
Klancing furtively at strangers looking for
something to happen, but Georgetown Is
said TO be the scene of the next move.