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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

beu.11 gine nette, unbeeinfluBte 9ri-
'~entierlngD aud er ergdn5t oaau: Ser
DberIdleiier iab in ben Deitihen in1-
mer sic Sieger. 8dbrenb oes ga1-
aen &rieaes arbeiteten Die 5abrifen
obr,e unterbrhung. M1b bic Rebos
luton Fat tie nidt berubrt, benin bic
gruppen, nit oe11en Das 9ar1o beiekt
nurbe. linb ben alien Deutiden milf
tariiden Eraoitionen treu geblieben.
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uieine Befreiung" 5u 0enfen; es it
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una ser Maiierten at ith fommt nno
neiB, 6aB er bas Gedf bat, nit 8er-
lin ni6t i'm ginoernehmen al leben.1
0ieie Muffaiiung aeigt, mas Eoler
uno 6ran5ofen 0arunter beriteben, Die
9berihle}ier Dor anspartigem Gin
fluB au bemobren; Ser polnild=fran-
a0iiiden 4amerooerie fommt es ein-
ala oarouf an, oie 6doen nod gerlin=
al serldneioen. Mls lire 4ufgabe iou-
te es Sic INTERCOLLEGIATE &ommifiton
aber Dor aaem nnieben, ben 8erbeb-
ungen entgegenautreten, Die DongBar-
ld)au unb beiomers bon Hoien aus
betriebeu meroen. Dieie Derlogene poll
nilde Mgitation lubt Der oberi6leli=
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porauqaufeln iiber Die angeblib 10
berrliden 3uitdn0e I'M 8olenitaat. Sc
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len nidt entfernt ous Baraoies lit,
als oas es geibiloert miro, uno 0aB
es ia MIR 1eine gierigen Singer na6
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Inn lie fir Ii6 nuRbar 5n maden.
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&ongreBpolen iemals EN- erItes Welt=
reid neroen fonnte. SSm ubrigen lit
es ibon ridtig: fir ben G%olenltaat
ndre Sber1blelien Elm alBerorbentli=
der @epinn. Bolen brnudt Sber=
id)Ieiien. Nidt nltr CUR mirtldaftliden
5ebltng, netn, audi CUR 9urdfubr1g
Ieiner @riege gegen Die 0ltliden nn0
iiibIiden Ra6barn. nno e5 bruudf
bor a1em feline Manm5fraft, Ste mie-
Scr auf ben 56la6tfeloern bluten
fol."
SilfsgeI6er iomie ionitige @aben
fir Sberidleiien iinb gu ienoen an
oas Mmerican Gelief COMMITTEE for
8oles Of German Extraction, &eb
otto gngel, 5ecrearp, Nanoolpb
8is.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Genaue 8edlnnns.

9err 8o1,dpis bat BEN gart3e11
Mben6 nit SrauIein an6pfe getatr5t,
uno nm nod mebr ginornd 81
maiden ,er5dblt CT, bob CT bereits
elfmoI ben Mtlantifden S5ean ge-
freu5t babe.
Mdf iagt GrduIein &nopfe,
,6o11n iiro sic aIfo IN Annerifa
geborer1?1
uNee,n iogt gaudtuis, lid bin II
Berlin geboren, Die fotn1r1er ste
narnuf22"
Srd11Iein @nopfe rednet eifrig on
ben yirgern. sggelln, mer1n Sic bier
eeborert ii11o uno eIfmaI Sen atlonsI
tdden 05eam gefrel5t baben,
milbter1 sic bed ietf n asHerIIfos
ein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Musfunft in 0eutid1er 5prad1e.

Sos Musfunftsbiiro in 6eutider
Sprade gibt bereitrpiuigit uno folten=
log Musfunft iiber ole Die 8un6es-
bertpaltung betreffenoe Angelegenbei-
ten, offentlides @efun6beitstuelen,
.Sol6nten= unb Matroien : Mngelegen-
beitenL @eieBgebung, Mrbeiterberbdlt-
niffe, DECENTRALIZATION, ginnanoerung,
Remembering, Steuerpdffe, &eiie=
pdfie, gr5iebungen uim. Mnfrugen
iinb 5u ridte11 an: German 8iDilion,
8ureau Of Soreign 9anguage Snfor-
nation 5erbice, Mmerican &e6 Gross
1874 Cast 28tb street, Nem Dorf, g.
9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
aenbab as 8anmei.

2enbah as ganmei.
It t. Sin aenbobs beriibmte Mfiin.
dener 8ian, oie aus 3pei @ebduoen
beltebt, fnHpft it'd cine mer1lg be-
fannie mibige 8emerfu1g beg perltor'
benen Meilters. uBer6en oe11 DIE
leioenSauler miteinanoer berbunoe,1
lein21 fragte man 2enbah mdbreno
oes gaues. ugemiB," a%ntrportete Die
1er, vourd cine gemeiniame 9Dpo-
fbeff."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

England bat obne formedes Wan=
Dot bon Der ga15en Siirfei 8eiib err
griHen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fdei=
men iif aber Bel Sobn 8un nod in=
mer nidt eingefteM gu baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

&ein @egenitan6 fam n1ts einenl
DerDitterten 5piegel ben 5%uriidifrab=
len. l1nb cine b%eroorbene Menfden=
feele 1T oidterffi6der 2ebensduffaffrtng
nidt fdbig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Sic 1tniberiitGt Midliaan hat Grp

feiIor Eaft nidt g%eitattet, Dor ibren
St16enten iber 6ie 2iga Ser Natio=
men 5n fpreden. 8abrideir1lid it lie
Der Mnfidt getDeien, baB Die 5tu6en=
ten obnebin idon 5u biel 11nlinn GIT
b0ren befdmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Mns aalan.

StraBenba b ne haffner:
,Das gebt aber nidt, meine 9ane;
11ar &inoer biirfen auf ben ShoB
genomme11 mer6en uno fabren oanr
f1ei."
uMd, gla1ben sic nur;; CT 1T
fdon tuie6er 6as refine &inbl1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

3ilfsgeI6er ioDie ioniftge Baben
fir Sberidleiien iin6 gu ienoen an
oas Mmerican &elief Committee for
Roles Of German Extraction, &eb
otto gngel, 5eerearp, Haneolpb
sis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Ger &eid d G. ugI

Ser neue &eide. nG1io
in Dres6en paren Sic! So maren
sic bod ar9 in Der @%alerie2?"
u@alerie? $50 oenfen Sic BIN:
bas BOB ib bod nidt n0tig, id
1ebme grunoidblid nur 2ogel"
gingegangen. Serr (5u
ei11ern redt mittelmdBigen, aber Iebr
eiraebiloeten Ginger: nBie III
n3ar uno zimmerman" fino sic
aud idon aufgetreten2 So baben
sic uobl ben 3areu g%eiungen?2"
rNein, ben Zimmerman; Der
Iieqt mir 11dmlih bebeuteno befferl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

mid, E Battel @ein al falfe, Damn Is
fein Wenih so, ser mid iage bari:
III oarfIt nit I'm nel1t1 on bod ol1Dlt,
0ann aeblt ou in Die Eidebl.
@i1Ss sic Serr Reoadtionar, nen1t
ih onh nil nit aaem mas Der Use
begtueiler Iagt, maper elr1ltt1lr1e, o
hot er bod in ole meilte BenntS pol-
itanoia redt. 4uh ih fann nit 1ebnt
ME ,Her oieles bier e reies &ontrte
fahle fam, mer11 mer IN Ieine per1on-
lide Red)te iptperaa baungefoH nero.
sd fam bie Biebels rur ben cine ga-
te gttpeis gerppe. Die Sod nit 81
melt al treipe; bic Menibe Tonne e
aans 2att ltenoe, aptper mas 5n piel
Is, 6ag is 5u motid I'm oas i aaes,
mas es is. Mu5uipib built nit lted)e,
otpuer es built BEL ben geringite Gffert
abbrede, I'M Damn gibt es e Gno nit
S6rede.
SD min iett enrnl 51 bic 2i5ate,
mas mel alte Is, gebn TN mill aus-
finne, ob 10 ettpas aus Ben 5tohr gu
bole bot; als e Hubl braudt lie nts,
ediept, tpenn id emal pergeIie. lie gu
frage I'M Damn Is lie imnter gleid %
NIT anerbanb @omplimerte. SD nlA
oomit nit iage, baB id fdredlid treb1i
lin, for iie in Sen 5tobr gu gebn, bic
fabs Bis iest ben ib nod nit erlebt,
oaB id emaI for e 9idebnld etfpas
gebraudt bdtt, mas lie batptpe mont.
gnttpeoer es mar nit ge11ug oooer es
mar gu piel I'M in ieoen Ras ben id
subieI bafir be5ablt. NDmer mie en-
MiubI iid oran gepo6ne orbt, bob er
gefidt nero 10 ZEN ih midi aud bran
getpobnt, oaB mid Sic 2i55ie bann=
fahIe buht, nomit id Derblettpe Sb=
ne Ssshrn Iietper Rhilipp Sa1terampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Cine 9pmimifanerrS dmeiter non

Gine 9pmmifanerrSdmeiter pon
San Gabriel Miiiion, Sal, idreibt:
uJorni's Mlpenfrdrter bot mir I'M
lebten Sabre, als ih mid lebr ldmnd
fiiblte, auBeroroentlid gebolfen. SD
miinide, baB anbere es ebenfaas per-
luden 0enr es miro ibnen audi belfen.
9iele beriiGmte 4rauterme0i5in 1T Elm
bor5iiglides 5tdrfnngsmittel es per=
beiiert oas 8lut es frdftigt oie Seer
ben 1tn6 baut Ben gan5en &0rper anf.
Sc lit nidt in Mpotbefen 5u baben.
@egen ndberer Musfunft menbe man
iid an 9r. Setter 6abrnep & Sons
60, 2501 @aibingto11 8Ib6., Chico
go, SD.
The evening world., 1920-06-23
J. c. Parke, Famous Old
English Tennis Star, Elim-
IA mates Our Champion.
Cayssfsht. 1890. By Tas Press Publishing Ca
rfha Nov York Errninr Mnrh NJ

LONDON. June 23.-J. G.. Parke is
Dy TNy or being q lawn tennis phe-
Rsmenon. He goes out of form to an
extent that makes Britons despair OF
Aim, and then comes back. Last year
he had heart trouble and his prelim-
aSr bfforts to come back this season
-1~e Disappointing. Behind the
so-nes, however. It was whispered
that in his Wimbledon practice
he had renewed his old time form.
ho had evidence Of 1t when
he defeated our champion. william
M. Johnston, in the second round By
three sets to one. for the worlds
championship. and by a score Of
rs. 2-6, ca, S-6.
Thus history repeated itself and
Parke once more rose to his country's
lawn tennis need, as he did when he
beat Norman r. Brooks In Australia
and Maurice e. Mclaughlin at VIM
bledon several years ago. 1t was at
that brilliant period OF his career that
he also beat the late Anthony F.
wllding.
Parke made too many mistakes
70 be super-Parke, but Johnston
made more and suffered lapses ad-
mirers thought to be impossible, espe-
cially in the way OF finding the net.
Johnston's customary mobility also
seemed to be impaired, and he at
trBbuted this largely to prohibition Of
steel points, which should not really
be necessary on Wimbledons superb
centre court.
Their players experience little diff
Guilty with foothold in their tennis
rubbers, which are far different from
and give much more support than the
little gymnastic shoes Johnston IA
vored.
-Four times at least our champion
l3tumbled, and, whatever the cause, he
'stfSck one of those Off days which
come to all players in turn.
Tilden and r. Norris Williams had
soft matches, which they won easily.
Two other Americans also scored.
A. B. Craven of California beat ].
Frost, 6-3, ca, C., while Samuel
Hardy beat Major Moss at Go, GO,
6--S. Williams won his match from
@. Buestead of England by a score Of
6-2, 6-2. 6--1.
The evening world., 1920-06-23
Up to 7fIden to AUenge
JOhnStOn'S s Defeat Abroad

Samuel Il. Waring. 6-3, co, and fol-
lowed by eliminating Miss Green, 6-i,
c.
Mrs, Lynch successfully made her
finals. She was the only one Of the
original field of ffty-two competitors TO
advance so far. She began by defc 1tlng
Miss Abby Morrison IN twelve straight
dying against Mrs. IL. J. Ellsworth.
20, 6--3.
One OF the surprises OF the day was
the hard tussle Miss Ceres Baker, the
gave Miss Phyllis Walsh, tlu Philadel-
phia star. The latter had all she could
do to stem the torrent Of short drives
and sizzling volleys Miss Baker shot
across frc her side OF the net. As II
was, Ailss Walsh was fanny exhausted
at the finish Of the match, which she
won by 81, e..
The evening world., 1920-06-23
KumAgne Advances In metropolitan
Tourney.


Tourney.
Ichiya Kumagae celebrated the
longest day of the year by literally
driving his way through three rounds
Of the Metropolitan Championship
singles on the courts of the New York
Lawn Tennis Club yesterday. The
doughty Japanese had his racquet
swinging like n scythe in a hay field.
In rapid order Kumagae disposed oil
X. ID. Golden, N. II. Sinclair and
Dom Keresey. Altogether he lost
only two games.
1t was the first appearance OF Ku-
magae in the classic tournament.
Having a bye in the first round, he
encountered Golden in the second.
The Jap won twelve straight games,
Next he eliminated Sinclair, Go, 6-l.
1t was supposed that the husky Ke-
resey would hold true to his Celtic
traditions and give the Jap a battle.
But even when Keresey got up to the
net the Jap's elusive drives went
twisting around him like a spiral,
Kumagae winning, Go, 6-1.
Watson NJ. Washburn, former hold
er OF the title, played in good form
and advanced round against
Thomas Moore, 6--1. Ga Robert S.
Stoddart, the Yale veteran, was also
, forcing the net in his best style. He
mastered H, w. Shaffer, Go, Ga.
Seiichiro Kasuio, the Japanese, who
Is entering the Olympics with Ku-
magae, also won in two rounds, his
best contest being against lingo F.
Hartmann.
The evening world., 1920-06-23
McLOuEhlin Wins in Junior Net
Tourney.

Edward Mclaughlin proved that his
name means something in lawn tennis
when he conquered Ernest Kuhn in the
third round Of the north side cham
pionship junior singles on the courts OF
the University Height Tennis Club yes
terday Kuhn, who was the runner-up
In the recent New York Junior tournu-
ment, was beaten by McLoughlln's stiff
volleying. The tally was rs, rs. In
the second round Mclaughlin ellmln-
ated w. Evans.
Another OF the young stars to per-
form ably was Whitford Waterbury.
aid of his strong drives.
The evening world., 1920-06-23
Women stars Win in clay Court
Tourney.

DETROIT, June 23.--Afiss Corinne
Gould Of st Louis. the title holder;
Miss Marion zinderstein OF Boston and
Miss Eleanor Tennant OF Los Angeles,
al, counted as strong contenders in the
women's national clay court tennis
championship, won their matches with
ease in the opening Of the singles plav.
Miss Gould defeated Miss Lois Morris
Detroit champion, in straight sets, 60,
Go.
Miss zlndersteln's hard, smashing
style won handlly over Mr.. Vance OF
Detroit, Go. CO.
The hardest fought match Of the day
was between Miss Tennant and Miss
Wise Of Cleveland. which ended Ga,
Go.
Miss Esch Of Cleveland was forced to
extend herself 10 defeat Miss Katherine
Waldo OF Chicago. 6-3. 6-3. Miss
Godfrey Of Chicago won in straight sets
from Miss johnson Of Chicago, Go,
Go, and Miss Kelly beat Miss Reise OF
Saginaw, 6-3, Ga.
The evening world., 1920-06-23
Miss Wagner Double Winner M
ArdGleY.

II was the spirited playing OF Miss
Marie Wagner. the former New York
State title holder; Mrs. Edward V.
Lynch, recent winner OF the Eastern
that enlivenIL the opening rounds OF
the women's lawn tennis singles on the
courts OF the ,Ardsley Club yesterday.
Miss Wagner varied her game between
The evening world., 1920-06-23

Plenty business. suits at
$50 and 500.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
KENTON.
Items of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About Town.

Items of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About Town.
Kenton, July 6.-Quite number
motored to Smyrna, Monday, to at
tend the Country Fair in Smyrna and
incidentally to witness the baseball
contest between KntOn and Smyrna
teams. Kenton should at least had
one of the games and had all the reg
ular players been with the team 1t is
doubtful whether Smyrna would have
won at all.
Personals:-Mrs. Wallace Hilyard
and children spent sevral days with
her parents last week, while Mr.. Hill
ward went on fishing trip.-Mr. Al
bert Lamberton, of Marcus Hook, is
home for a ten days vacation-Miss
Louise Wallace, of Camden, N. j., has
been visiting in town.-Mrs. Hurlock,
from Betterton, Nd, spent several
davs in town last week.-Anna Green
well. of Smyrna, spent last week with
with Mrs. w. H. Greenwell.-Mrs. w.
+. Gregg spent several days in Phil
delphia last Week.-Mrs. Pearl Clark,
from Magnolia, has been spending
some time in town.-Miss Pauline
Walker is home foS the summer.-Ed-
ward Hughes and family spent Mon
dav with his parents at Felton.-Mrs'
Caroline Attix is visiting her daugh-
ter in Pennsylvania-Mrs. Susan vii
liams is spending some time with Mrs
J. George at Sudlersville-Mrs. E. b
Downes entertained over Sunday
Charles Fisher and family, OF vii
mington; also Miss Anna Downes:-
Miss Catherine Johns, Miss Nirdel
and Miss Addie Williams are attend
ing Summer school at Newark.-MrS
w. S. Arthurs has ben visiting Mrs
John Titus, Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
BLACKBIRD.
MANY FIocks of Young Turkeys Show
Promising Fall Prospects

Many FIOcks of Young Turkeys Snow
Promising Fall Prospects
Blackbird, July 6.-The farmer
wives of this vicinity are the proud
owners of many fine fiocks of turkeys
while last year many turkeys were
drowned by the heavy rain OF August
Manv say a dry summer will prove
best for poultry. While grain is very
high a larger amount Of poultry is
being nut out than in former years.
Tomato patches are looking good
around Blackbird. Tomato fertilizers
were very high this year and many
farmers did not fertilize their ground
hut a great difference can be noticed.
Where the ground was fertlllzed
heavily with either lime or phosphate
the plants are not hurt by the drought
while plants that were not fertilized
are greatly damaged by the warm
weather.
George H. Bradley has finished re-
pairing the dirt roads on the west
side of Blackbird hundred, and has
put them in readiness for summer
use.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswod, Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck
Eeipsic, Brenford' and Their Vicinities.

an average of sixty Ibdshels to the
acre.
Personals-Mrs. Dallas Hart re-
turned home last Saturday from
two weeks, stay in Philadelphia. Her
health is improving after recent op-
eration.-Mrs. James Needham, who
underwent an operation at the Car
rettson Hospital, Philadelphia, last
Friday, while in very weak state she
is improving.-Mrs. Name CarroW
and son, Dallas, just arrived home
from spending very pleasant week
with her son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Heverin, in Burlington,
N. J.-Mr. William Reynolds and
Mrs. Edward Hart, Mrs. Richard
Hodgson, Mrs. George Daniels, Mrs.
Walter S. Money and Mrs. Edgar Z.
REYNOLDS were entertained Tuesday
at the home of their sister, Mrs. Jas
Wilson, in Smyrna.-Miss Gertrude
Martin, of Wilmington, is spending a
week with Miss Elizabeth Maloney.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
FOR SALE

"a acre farm 1-2 mile North of DeX |
ters Corner 1-2 miles from Towns |
end nicely located, good frame house
and outbuildings; ground all in good
state of cultivation; plenty of fruit
and berries. Price reasonable.
Also an 8-room frame dwelling on
Commerce street, Townsend; in eX-
cellent repair; lot in rear of house COX
100 feet fine garden and shade. Price
cheap.
Also Blackbird Flour and Feed Mills
on stone road, one-half mile West of
Blackbird, consisting of large mill
building with concrete mill race and
steel fume, 2 turbine water wheels, 3
stands of rolls with new gyrator
system, 2 stone mills for corn grind
ing; % h. p. gasoline engine nearly
new; 2 room office building with wag-
on scales attached; storage room for
1000 bushels of grain; II room frame
house in good condition; nice cellar
steam heat, nice shade, also A room
frame house in good condition, large
barn and stables including black
smith shop; this property is all, II
good condition and the owner is nov
doing a, fine business. Must be seer
to be appreciated. Price very cheap
For particulars address or call
MUNDY & COMPANY
Real Estate & Insurance
7O6 Market street, Wilmington, De
or JACOB V. HILL
Blackbird, Del, Special Representativ
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07

Mr.. John Graham, Jr., was week
end visitor in town.
Miss Ada Harris, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harris.
Mrs. Edith Davis and son, George,
of Wilmington, spent Monday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chambers.
Miss Ruth White, of fredericksburg,
has returned from visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Claude White.
Miss Marion Stewart, of Whining
ton, spent the Fourth with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart.
Miss Gertrude Palmer, of Whining
ton, has been visiting Miss Virginia
Cobb.
Miss Miriam Clark left OMnday to
attend Banks Business College IN
Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. Francis O'Neil, of Philadel-
mia. spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. oJhn O'Neil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter PennOck, OF
Newport, DEL, have been visiting at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hoffecker.
Mr.. Matthew Hawlott, Of Marcus
Hook, has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. HawlOtt.
Miss Emma Blades, of FELTON,,
spent the week nd with Miss Mary
johnson.
Mr.. Ralph Sinex, of Wilmington,
spent several days with his mother,
Mrs. Alice Sinex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Walmsley
and children, of Philadelphia, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Sevil.
Miss Beatrice Downing and Mrs
Bertha Keggy spent the Fourth with
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Downing.
Mrs. Nathaniel Severson spent
Monday with relatives in Dover.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07

with FELTON, friends.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Hoffecker are visiting their
son. Lee, near Bear Station.-Wll-
lard Boyce is visiting at Rehoboth.-
Mr.. Sam. Bennett and friend, Miss
Rosa Pens, of Chester, spent week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Purse.
Mr.. Jacob Ford was taken to the
Delaware Hospital on Sunday, having
undergone an operation, his. condition
is improved.-Mr. and Mrs. Linford
Lacey and son, Harry, were in town
Sundav-A number of our folks at
tended the Fair at Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
CHESWOLD.

Items of Personal and Social Nature
Cleaned About Town.
Cheswold, July 6.-Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Summons and son, Herman
of Wilmington, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lafferty.-Mr'
Robert Russum and friend, Miss
Blanche Gallagher, of Wilmington
snent Sunday with Mrs. Ida Russum.
Mrs. Nellie Nichols spent Saturday
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
CLAYTON

Clayton spent a quiet OFurth. The
chief attraction to those who like the
great American game of baseball cen
tered in the contest between Clayton
and the Wilmington Shops. Two
games were played. The one in the
morning, Hoffecker and Patterson the
Clayton battery, resulted in victory
for Clayton to 1. The afternoon
game at which Turner and Patterson
were the battery for Clayton resulted
in another victory for Clayton IL to 5
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
TOWNSEND

Some Expect to Get 60 Bushels Wheat
to the Acre
Townsend, July 6.-The harvesting
of the wheat crop in the lower part
of the county has started. While
some farmers report that the crop has
been considerably damaged by the
Hessian fly, others say that the crop
is normal, and that they will secure
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07

Harvey C. Jones, who recently left
the railroda to accept position in the
Clayton Bank has been elected cash
ier. His many friends congratulate
him upon his rapid rise and wish him
success.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
WANTED

Laborers on State Highway Work.
40 cents per hour with bonus each pay
for those working full time. Hours
Z a. m. to noon. 1890 p. m. to 6 p. M,
except Saturday, stop at o'clock.
Pay weekly.
Apply-Keystone State COnstruc-
ton Co., Townsend, Delaware.
Temporary Ofice-Reynolds Store,
phone-Middletow 148R21.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
LOST

On Thursday, July 1, on the road
between Smyrna and Thomas Corner,
a gold watch. Reward if returned to
Harry C. Turner,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07
WANTED

A lady clerk to work in my confec-
tionary store,
Apply to
Andrew James
Commerce Street, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-07-07

Quite a number of Clayton folks at
tended the Country Fair in Smyrna.