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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
1919
Bushels
1920

- \Ionoy oo,AOo,UUU 9l,5zOUOU
Bomuld (Bal.) 13,2S9,00O II 100000
Set gienne1ninitlige l1obDtte pr.
Slere er iterre eno flere Mar, &pa-
liteten er 116merfet, og &napbeoen /
AcrezMntal er mere eno oppeiet. s oe
ltoite to Maaneoer bar ser paret e,
fulolte1toig Smpeltning al oe n1grfe
9lnelier, iom leoiageoe @aa11ingen oa
Ela1rtninge11 unoer ubeloige @eirfor-
bolo. l1omerfeoe Geirfor6olo bar
'penot ltoiigten til .oelpis nlislpffet Mp-
ling ON til en rig &glt og 2pfte on
enomr>6eore l1obDtte, efterlon sss1t6-
6pitningen foreeaor.
Sanoets 5armpirfiornbeo begpnbte
I 5oraoret nnoer oe berjte 6orbpl6
/ flere 9lar. Biuterfuloe11 forlenqe-
oes goot ino i'Marts, og Soroen bar
ioa fro5ien, at 6e11 life fl,n6e bearbei.
oes / oen norolige Del al 2anoet, me-
oens nelten 11opberlig> Megn i @po-
ltoterne bol6t SorDbrl1gerne ppf fra
Wtorferne 8i1tterens 1ene 8ortaana
ful9tes al meget lqngion @tigning /
Semperature11, &egl1omraa6et ipre6te
Jig til 9it- og Mellemltater11e, oa
5ar1narbeioet blep p6erligere iat til.
bage. Soaningen al &dbre og @aar-
bbeoe bleb giennemgaaenoe fra to til
fire Tiger foriinfet, og Maiien bar
giennerninitlig tire Tiger agteruo ober
belle 2an6et. 8o1nuloen tom ient /
tjeltg og baao Sor6buno og bar gien-
1teninitlig en- Maaneo agteru6 qien-
nem 8onulositrgget.
5orminoifet 9lntoI slcres par oen
natnrlige 6elge af 6en iene 8l1nt-
ming og Saaning. Omraa6et for
8aarbbeoe bleb forn1inoifet n1e1
1851, 1000 Meres; 0interbpe6en bleb
forn1inoitet peo BEN fenbeites Egrfe
og Ttnteror9bningen me6 14,7O0,-
900 Acres, iaa ser bar ct Sab af 49,
100000 Mcres eller % p@t. / Gam
bets b9lentlige 8re6itofforiDning-
Sil bette Sab feieoes 100000 Mc-
res minore Sabre. Set iene sSoraar
binoreoe 5ormeren fra at opbeie 90
bet | &beoe og Sabre ne6 en- SorggeI-
lie i Mais, oen fioit pla1te6e al oe big.
ttgite Mblinger> ioet GorpgeIien for
Mais bleb Blot 10000 Mcres. Be.
ipnoerlig not blep / 8omnlosltaterne
4realet for bette Stapelpro6nft for
6get meo 100000 paa 8efoltning af
slreolet fore r2ebnetsmi6ler, i6et oe bgie
Briier bar forbolbspis bgieit / 8om-
E11l0.
&iltroos for. at 9lrealet for 8rg6-
itof= og 6gbebareablingerne er for
minoifet meb $500, 900 Mcres, er
Q6iigterne mi, at Ser bIiper ct ftgrre
iarnlet l16bDtte fra &bitmarferne emo
ifior: Ser bill blibe en- Jorn1in6ifelie
/ bet iamlebe &beoelt6bDtte, ibet oet
tabte Gcre-Mntal ct for itort til at op-
beles beo foreget l1obDtte pr. Mcre-
5ooerftofferne Sabre og @ais, bill Biz
be rigeligere 5ammenligning me1
5ioraaret. 4aret bar bpret noget /
2igbeb meb, bbao Der ct / 8eit- -Gnro-
pa, bbor l1obpttet pr. glcre altio er
beiere END ber / 2a116et. Eotaln19ng-
ben at De Mao- og Jooeritoffer, ir16be.
|fattet aartofler, Der n1aaIes BnibeIS,
er ifelge Sn6beretningerne for oerne.
Scion 6,O37 100000, bpiltet er
232, 100000 8uibels mere enc set
belle Ssituobptte ifior. 8aa ct Acre-
Dmraaoe s 8rocent u1inore pil ser.
opnaaes ct 4 Brocent ftsrre 11obDtte.
Set gienneminitlige lobDtte er 10
&rocent beore og er paa Ssioe neo
tioligere beie @ienneminit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

bill lite 80. Gn 1arfe bpr lite, 1laar
oen iteu,n1er meo bore Msores Sierte-
raab."
sSranflin 8. gooiebelt bill i oisie
Dage begpn6e @an,pognen georobe-
iten. @on taler / Minneopolis og
St Saul 6reoaa ben 13. Mugl1it.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

81 1l1iinoer &erioner bar bolbt ct
Nennonitrotion / 2litgarben imoo, al
serne ffal aflepere oeres @aaber
al BE Mliereoes &rap. Mer
a1e., / en- bar fafttit mere END
set. 81. |et repolutionart Wfpoe,
bDor Gocialoernofrater % &omm11ti=
iter iaabel ion 6agforeninQer for fer.
jte Gang meotes. Sten1ningen paa
Meoet bar 6opgr af en- rusiilf Seir
oper &olen; og ser bar p9ret mango
anore lignenoe Mgser. Og operalt
2anoet bar bisie @leme11ter meo Sil-
1l,,tning fra Me6lenn1er al set friie=
liae @arti ebelagt @aabenn1ateri
fom por beregnet for @olen. Og bette
l1obruo bar n1e6t almin6elig Gililutzz
ming. 0erfor antages set, at GDif=
lonb u,10er oisie SmltGn6igbe6er iffe
formaor at fontn1e 6e Mlliere6e til
glsiiltonce for at bielpe @olen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
fprlaber @arieba,t.

@arfcbmt, 9. Slug. MIe 6e fren1-
n1eoe 2egatipner / 8ariebal1 forloo
igaar Mftes Bper1 % begap fig til &o-
len. So Meolennmer al ben ornerifan-
tie Delegation % ben nilitare ata-
che bill forblipe i @aricbm1, n1ebens
ben gbrige Stab for1oo 8Den 1neo ct
Gfstrotog Sc eneite unrerifunffe
I&binoer, Der e1lonu er5 i Borfebol,, er
|noele @goe &ors 5Dee pIeiierifer %
|friitelige Gorening for unge apil1oer
Stunt fftol1nrer. D.
Sort. poa sioe 3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
sppietruslanb er sienitribig.

DDIDe, VH9lQHO, .. NuD. zVltyluttu
og 5rortrig er oberbebiit ON, at 60
Dietruslonb agter at in6tage 8ar=
| icbau og pprette ct SobietitDre / @o=
lett. 9fficielt meooeles Ser, at 60
pietregieringen beiten1t bar afilaaet EFT
10 Cages Gaabenbbile, io1n foreilaaet
| al 2lop6 George efter ct Weoe ON
6reoage,, n1eo Sc fopietife l16ienoinge
&ane,,eb og &raslin. Meoens Ser
life bar beret Sale ON officielt at
erfl9re &rig imo6 &sla11b, bar De
slllierebe beiluttet at gipe 8olen a!
|mulig Milit9r, S5laabe og efonon1ilf
] g(siiitance noen Opinttelie 21opo
George bar u6iat bans Gale timber
lbuiet fra Weanoag til Sirsoag.
| 2igeleoes meb0eles ser, at England
log 6ra11frig er blepet eniee ON at
/ Gilfel6e Epiflan6 ifuloe bite Sill
/, bpieligbeo til at ian1arbeioe meo 8ol~
! ibepiferne, nil set blipe barlfoet ON al
be Mliere6e, at ct iaa6ont Sfri6t bill
Sc betpoe 8elettelie al tDlf Sn1raa6e.
Sngen Militrrasfifanee til &olen.
| SDtbe, 9. Mnguit. Sen alliere6e
&onference, Ser bar beret bol6t ber,
opnaaeoe / @ftern1ib6ag ful6ftR116ig
@nigbeo ON Sc sfriot, Ser ffal tages
Ii sen rusiiif= polite Strife. Manen in6=
befatter @ienoptagelien al 8lofa6e1
inob &nslanb, men efter Gfsperters
&anb bill i11gen allierebe Gropper
blipe benpttebe. 8ritiffe &rigsifibe
bill ipilIe &opeorollen i 8lofaoen.
8lanerne ifal ferit gobfien6es al oet
engelife 8nrlome11t. Set er 1r1lligt,
iaafre1nt 3lanerne bliper gobfie11ot,
at De lite bill bliDe iat.i &raft, i,16til
[be forelebige &eillltater at Mp6et
II Minif nellem Sopietruslano % Sc
polite l1oienoinge er fienot. 5aafrentt
lGorbanoIingerne fal afiere Sopiet=
lruslanos 8iIigbeb til at nopiie Mao.
bebeIo / JorboIoet operfor Bolen, bil
So MTIiorpnps 6inIf, 111nnffp hfihe.fiIz
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Srnes meb cxernbaneitreife.

Berlin, z. Muguit. gn General
iernbaneitreife bil blipe erflaret oper
belle Eplflanb, iaafrentt 6ranfrig for
lpger paa at le,1be Gropper giennem
gp5flon6, rapporteres 6er i0ag.
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- Z II q 4 q ~
S Nanoogs blep 5ranfIin 8. @oo-
EiepeH paa bans gienoom "5pring-
MOOD" ! &p6e &arf, Stem Dorf, oft
IeieH 1,otificreet al Conner g. Gum
mings, at ban bar blenet 11onineret
Ifon1 set beutofrattffe Bartis &anbibat
for giceprRii6ent.
By Den glaoelige, men gar1le geDbeo
bleb 111ootaget. nleo bRr6ig Sat11ine af
s6ranflin g &ooiepeH, ionl fin ST
ceptoti tiolistale ogfao iarlig giorbe fig
fI 8aIsnlano for Rationernes 2iea.
|Sdn ipeoe 81. a. aaotiol1f orblnoet
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
CHORUS GIRLS ROMANCE"

DO nice girls shimmy? The cyni-
cal answer to that of course would
he: Yes. when they have the gift.
But that's really beside the question.
Horace TarboX. precocious and horn
rimmed son of fond and wealthy
parents, was called upon to answer
the initial proposition when he
found beautiful young thing in his
rooms al Yale one evening. How she
got there, who she was. and just
What 20 say TO her We're all prob
lens for the serious young man. And
Nha happened later never would
have occurred TO him, or to the girl,
any more than it would to you, who
haven't seen the picture. Viola
Dana's the bewitchine star And
YES. she shimmies in the picture.
Could she shimmy? The world
wou'' tel ya' that SHE could, A
maplo leaf in spring thunder
shower had nothing on the tremu
lous shoulders Of Marcia Meadows.
and Horace Tarbox who knew more
at fifteen than several of the Yale
professors who thought they We're
teaching him something liked Mar
cia's irrepressible shoulders when
they were most irresistible. And
that's the beginning Of "The Chorus
Girls Romance, starring Viola Dana.
It's from that corking short story BY
F, Scott Fitzgerald, which appeared
first in the Saturday Evening Post
and its showing Oct. Z. 8 and at
the Rex Theatre.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness
and that is by constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
infiamed you have q rumbllng sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and when it is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to it's normal condition hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness caused by catarrh which is
an inflamed condition of the mucous sur.
faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine Cir
culars free. All Druggists, 75e
+. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Q.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01

H1sh, l .oO14 .0056 .007
The Board also authorizes the
following tax levies as certified by
the several taxing Districts of the
County, to-wit:
Gilbert Good Road District No. 1:
As shown by, its certificate filed
Aug. %, 1920 A levy sufficient tc
raise the sum of 100000.
The Village of Elk River:
IS mills, as shown by its certifi.
cate filed Sept. Is, 1920, and special
Street and Sewer improvement taxes
as shown by certificates or file un-
der file number 6572 and s573.
The Village of Orofino:
Is mills, as shown by its certifi-
cate filed Aug. %. 1920, and special
Sewer Improvement District No. /,
2s per certificate under file number
6i93, also Local Improvement Dis
trict No. |, as shown by certificate
on file under file number 6491. and
local Improvement Dis. No. 2. a. Der
certificate on file under file number
6492.
Board adiourns to meet again on
Tuesday, Sept. 21st, 1920, at o.
clock a, m.
S. NJ. SNYDER, Chairman.
Attest:
JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Clerk.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
JOSEPH KAUFMAN. Clerk.
Orofino. Idaho. Sent. 9Otb /

Orofino, Idaho, Sept. 10th. 1920
Board Of County Commissioners
met in regular session pursuant to
adjournment of Sept. 18th, 1920.
there being present the entire Board
and the following business was
transacted, to-wit:
Bill on Current Expense Fund
allowed.
Frank Zelenka, Lumber s794.4O
Effia f. Mecollum. Salary as
Deputy 4 SCISSOR $500
saMeon snyder. Telephone Ac-
count .'....... 1915
Remington Typewriter Co.
Account ............. 1920
Fred D Hammond, Carpenter
work, Assessors office 500
j. NJ. BRYANT. Auto hire, Sher-
if and Atty. .. $3.50
Application Of School District No
Il. asking for a reduction in the
levy heretofore certified to this
Peard examined ard granted. and
the auditor to figure the special
school taxes in said district at
mills instead of mills
NOILnTOSaa
WHEREAS Section 3414 Idaho
statutes. authorizes the Board of
county Commissioners to levy gem
eral tax for State Highay purposes.
rot to exceed 25 cents on each s1OO
of assessed valuations, and
WHEREAS it appears to this
BOARD that it is verv desirable to have
the section Of road between Orofino
ord Greer in said Clearwater County.
which is TO become part of the Lew
is and Clark Highway constructed
N connection with the project of the
Federal and State authorities, but
that the cost of the construction of
eeid section of road uncc- ,he plans
now laid out will be so great as to
make the construction impossible.
requiring twenty foot roadway,
and 1t being apparent that 1t will
be possible and practicable to CON
struet said road of width of
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
Official Proceedings
Clearwater County
Orofino. Idaho. Sept 10.

Orofino. IDAHO Sept 10, 1920
Board Of county Commissioners
convened pursuant to adjournment of
Aug. 14th, 1920. There being pres
ent ]. p. Dickson, Commissioner
from the Second District, Chas Hall,
Commissioner from the Third Dis
trict, and Joseph Kaufman, Clerk
Chairman S. VI. Snyder. being alb
sent, Chas. Hall was chosen Chair
man protein.
The following bills were examined
and allowed on the General Road
Fund
Dan Delaney, Road work IS 400
Allen Weston. Road work - 24.25
Elmer Edmonson, Road work 1900
CURRENT EXPENSE BILLS
John 0ud Nails ...$ $50
Chas II Frensdorf, Trip to
Big Island with the sheriff 1000
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01

Number Amount Amount Iotal
of required required
District for for
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oo63

Total .00eG .0i2T
Total State and County .019 mills
on each S10o of valuation
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY TREAS
URLR
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
Bullock and Holmberg, Mdse.
to All Folk.

Bullock and Holmberg, Mdse
to All FOLK, ........... l5.oO
n. o. Halgeson. Meals, Co
Commissioners ........ 800
Clearwater Republican, Pub Migra-
tory stock notice 1850
Clearwater Republican. Pig.
and supplies ... $500
j. r. Bowler. Refund of taxes 1910
Clearwater Republican, Pub.
Com. Proceedings and no.
tice of election ......... 62.95
Mrs. A. NJ. Shoemaker. Care
Of Frank Richards . 1oS.00
The Board authorizes the Assessor
10 make the following notation in
the Tax Roll Of 1920. to-wit: Sub
jet to rights of junction Placer
Mining Co this notation to be made
to the following lands, SW NE14.
SIC SW1-4. NV SE1-4 and SW Sci A
Sec. 81, Twp. SO n. r. E. b. NJ.
same being assessed to Western Land
Co
Application OF Isabel McGregor for
refund OF taxes disallowed
Board ad iourns to meet again to-
morrow morning at 9 O'Clock
CHAS. HALL, President protein
Attest:
JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Clerk.
Orofino, Idaho, Sept. 14th, 1920.
Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session pursuant to
ad ioulnment II yesterday, all mem
bers of the Board being present the
following proceedings were had to-
wit:
Minutes Of yesterday read and APP
proved Bills examined and allowed
CURRENT EXPENSE Bills
Shaw and Borden Co. SUP $ 500
Clearwater Republican, Pig
and Supplies ., 92.65
Art Metal Construction Co.
Furniture ............ boS.4s
Gipson Dorothy, Meals to
prisoners .......... 5000
Mary Porter Parker. Services
Auditors office 144O
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
A ltPSI
JOSEPH KATFFMAN. Gle tx.

Orofino, Idaho, Sept 18th. 1920
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment of yes
terday all members being present
the following business was transact
ed to-wit: Minutes of yesterday read
and approved
No further business is this day
transacted, and the Board adiourns
to meet again in regular session on
Monday, Sent. 2Oth, 1920.
S. NJ. SNYDER, Chairman.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
1900 500. 90 $50.
Respectfully Submitted
0PEN n Cp6TE E,1,rT,

UiEN d. IRJIhETI.
County Treasurer.
Upon motion made and carried the
County Auditor is directed to levy
the respective amounts as shown by
the above certificate and those from
the several districts upon the proper
ty in the several districts.
SPECIAL school. TEVIES AUTH
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
ROAD BILLS
Work on Roads

= Z
Nils Olson. Overseer Loseth Dis-
trict.
w. Vandevender, Overseer Fords-
Greek District.
H Alhin, Overseer Pitwood Dis
trict
M K. White, Ovargeer Fraser Dis
trict.
Board adjourned to meet again to-
morrow morning at Q o'clock.
s. NJ SNYDER, CHAIRMAN.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
twelve feet, Now therefore be 1t
Resolved that this Board h.,

twelve feet, NOW therefore De IL
Resolved. that this Board h.
by levies a general tax for St
highway purposes, between Croft 0
Idaho and Greer. Idaho. upon all the
taxable property of Clearwater Coan
ty, of twenty-five cents on each $40
of valuation, to be collected and pa d
into the County Treasury and ap-
Dortioned to fund to be designate
as the State Highway Fund to be
used for State Highway purposes
only, provided however. that il thu
Federal and State authorities shall
not agree that said Highway may be
made of width of twelve feet only,
then in that event the funds CJa.ect-
ed under this levy shall not be md
available to the department of E -
lie works of the State Of idat1, n :
10 the Federal authorities, nor t
other authorities for said purposes
but shall be refunded e. the tx pay
ers Of said Clearwater County. Tpoa
motion the above Resolution @a$
carried by unanimous vote ii the
Board.
Now at this time the Board fixes
the tax leyies for the year 1920, a
follows. to-wit:
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01


Filed Sept 10. 1920
Orofino, idaho Sept /, 1920.
To the Honorable 6oard of County
Commissioners Of Clearwater County,
State of Idaho,
Gentlemen:-
In compliance with the provisions
of Section 4, subdivision (b) Of an
Act approved March 20, 1917. fIda-
no Session Laws, 1917, page 1879
|, Oren d. Crockett, County TTeas-
urer of Clearwater County, Idaho do
hereby certify that the hereinafter
designated school districts of Clear
water County. Idaho. have hereto
fore borrowed money and issued
their bonds therefor, on the Sinking
fund plan, and that to meet the sink
ing fund requirements and the inter
est on said bonds it is necessary to
levy a special tax on all of the tax
able property in each of the said
districts for the year 1920 sufficient
to produce the following amounts,
to-wit:
Number Amount Amount Total
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-01
,oceedings
.k way Dist.
Synopsis of the official proceedings
of the Board of Commissioner OF
Pierce Highway District.


of the Board of Commissioner OF
Pierce Highway District.
Pierce, Idaho, Sept 7th, 1920,
Board met in regular session,
present r. II. Bailey, Arthur DinNi-
son, C. w. Space. Commissioners.
and T. B. Reed, secretary and treas
urer.
Compensa ton to be paid by the
district for use or hire OF autonlo-
biles fixed al twenty-five cents yer
mile and wages Of drivers at five
dollars per day.
Rate to be charged by the district
for use of auto-truolSs within the
district, when not in use BY the dis
trict to be a minimum charge of
three dollars and twenty-five cents
for each ton mile.
Secretary ordered to call for bids
for clearing and grubbing right of
way from Station No. ZAP to I194
Clearwater State Highway.
The following claims considered
approved and warrants ordered is
cIfoJ aO,+ari1,pr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
MARRIED IN CHESTER.

Middletown, Dec 3-Miss Katherine
M. Stathulak Of Pana, Ill. and Francis
ID. Pinder. son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pinder of Middlctown, were married by
Rev. j. A. Maxwell of First Baptist
Church, Chester. Pa, last Saturday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinder went To
Atlantic City for short honeymoon, and
upon their return will make their home
ut White Haven, Pa. where MIR l'inder II
employed by printing company.
Invitations have been received here for
the marriage of John Whitby Watkins
OF Odessa and Miss Edith Bacon of
Germantown, Pa, on Saturday, December
4, at Germantown.
Mr.. and Mra William Husfelt Of Mt.
Pleasant gave a reception. last night, IN
honor of their son, Jerry Husfelt and
wife, who was recently married Music
was furnished by the cecilton Band Of
which the groom is member The bride
is a daughter OF Mrs. Ollie Cleaver of
Chestertown, Md. Mr.. and Mrs Husfelt
will make their home in Cecilton, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
BIG METHODIST FARM IN INDIA.

Mahraiah of Bikanir, wealthy prince
of India, has offered the Methodist
Episcopal Church 10000 acres Of fertile
land in India The land is ~ be given
with the understanding that the board
will establish demonstration farm 70
teach the people American farrnir g
methods. Other demonstration farms
operated BY the Methodist Church have
been declared highly successful, and the
methods Of American farmers have been
admired greatly by HiDdus Pie
Mahraiah also said in his offer that he
would assume the fun expense Of main
tanning the farm and pay for the services
of the best agricultrist in the country
New York Tribune
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
NEWS OF A DAY
:. FROM THE STATE
Milton, Woman Loses Finger by
Its Crushing in Cogs of
Clothes Wringer.
WEDDINGS IN DECEMBER
Floating Wood Fxom Cargo Of
Ocean Wreck Takes Place of
Coal at Rchoboth Beach.

From Every Evenings Correspondent.
Georgetown, Dec. 3.-Thc scarcity of
coal is not bothering citizens Of Rehoboth
Beach, for they are gathering their wintef
fuel from the ocean, which has generously
thrown up hundreds of cords of firewood.
The wood is supposed to have been washed
from the deck of schooner or barge but no
matter where il came from, there is plenty
for all along the beach and sawed in regu-
lar lengths which three strokes will cut
into four sticks of stove wood.
The wood came just in time for Reho-
both Beach has no coal and with but little
hope of getting any soon. All sorts of rigs
pulled by horses, mules, oxen and even by
men, dragged the wood out and sll who
were willing 70 work for it got winter
supply The wood began to arrive on the
beach after The storm of November 15,
and WAS probably from a wrecked boat or
washed from . deck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
DELMAR NOTES.

Delmar, Dec. 3.--A joint meeting of
the Pennsylvania System, Woman's Mu-
tual Aid of the Delaware and Norfolk
Divisions is being held here today. Ad-
dresses will be made by Mrs. Gamble
Latrobe, Mrs. r. H. Pnkham and MrA
III. H. Garrigucs.
"Snip," the little fox terrier belonging
to DR.. Robert Ellcgood, had his left fore
leg broken, several days ago, when he WAS
run over by an automobile. The fracture
was set, the leg put in plaster cast, and
out he is again.
Irving Culver slaughtered ten porkers
Wednesday, their aggregate weight being
3,140 pounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec. 3.--Mrs. Martha
Pickup of Philadelphia is spending week
here with her uncle, Frank Moore.
The yachts Mrarla, Soana and Modish,
from Philadelphia, passed through the
canal, yesterday, bound for Florida for
the winter.
Mrs. Roy Robertson left yesterday for
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emily Yearsley is III at her home
in Port Penn.
Mrs. William A. Davidson and sister,
Mrs. Lidie Burgess, are spending two
weeks with their sister, Mrs. John Dia-
mond, at Ccdarville, n. J.
Herbert Netch, engineer of the govern
ment dredge Delaware, spent yesterday
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Netch.
The yacht Solthaven, from New York,
passed through the canal, Yesterday, for
the South.
George Mease of Pennsylvania, EN-
ployed at Rockwell loading plant, near
Port Penn, for tho past two years, who
was taken seriously i'll, Sunday, is slightly
improved.
Charles Pencil, an employee of the canal,
has been granted 15-days' furlough.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
SOLD WITH THE RAILROAD.

Georgetown, Dec 3-George Sommers,
tins city, ono OF the oldest colored men IN
this section who for As years has been
employed by the. railroad company TO
clean out passenger cars, coal engines,
etc, has reached the age limit and is to
90 on the retired list.
Sommers boasts that he has done every
thing in railroading from placing track to
oTeretinp An engine. and saws that when
the old Junction 4 Breskwater rsilrosd
by which be first WAS employed, wac sold
TO the present management. he was sold