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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

DIR. FRED. S. CLINTON. accom-
panied by Mrs. Clinton, will leave
soon for sojourn Of several weeks
in California.
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returned Co Tulsa after spending thu
past two years In TAFT. California.
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LEE CLINTON OF the Union Ma
tional Bank, accompanied ny Mrs.
clinton. will so TO Colorado soon TO
remain for several weeks.
=
MRS. RALPH NJ. DARNELL ar.i
little son. Ralph, have returned
from Shreveport, La, whore they
spent several weeks.
=
MIR. AND MRS. J. Warren Sanders
will leave about August l for Bat
tie Creek, Mich to remain for some
time,
BILL Smoke" Johnson, former
football star at Kendall college,
whose home is In Okccma, Okla,
was IN Tulsa yesterday on business.
T.. W. BRYANT, vice president OF
the Central National Bank, will re-
turn today from Texas where he
has been on business Trip
MRS. A T.. LEWIS left today tor
Colorado Springs to spend the re-
mainder OF the summer.
=
MRS n. S. MURDOCH has re-
turned to Tulsa after several weeks
stay In Shreveport. La.
=
II. w MILLER, leaves today for
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City Briefs

ELISHA PRICE. negro. ar
rested at Hickory Thursday night
In possession Of eight gallons Of
chloe beer, entered plea Of not
guilty at his arraignment yesterday
before county court and was re
manded to Jail under bond OF $500
for trial at the coming criminal
term OF that court. Sheriff James
Woollev and w. T. kitscart, deputy,
made the arrest.
JUDGMENT FOR $4,000 was
asked by T.. X. Noes. W. B webb
and II. J. Hill against the Cosden
company In district court yesterday
upon allegations that the oil COM
pany failed to carry out ITS CON
tract to complete u test we'll In the
northwest quarter OF section i5-l-lb.
Tillman county, Texas.
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LEDRo GREEN, charged with at
tempting to burglarize the home Of
Fletcher Johns, 1874 South Denver
avenue, on June rs, was held for
trial by district court under bond of
the conclusion OF his pre-
liminary hearing yesterday before
Justice 5. c. Ma1ey
=
SHERIFF JAMES woolley found
an unused auto wheel taken from
a Hudson speeder hidden In "A
straw stack south of Red Fork yes
terday and is holding the property
for Identified tion.
=
DEGREES or divorce were
granted In district and superior
court to Laura r. Erancks against
Edward A. Francks; II. T.. Tout
against Martha Tout; Anna Burns
against Frank NJ. Burns, Gertrude
Herrick against George W. Herrick.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued to the following yesterday by
tho clerk of county court. Artuhr
Westrope, "a, and Edna V. Justice
l 6, Tulsa; Frank Carpenter, 30, and
Thelma Lytle. Bigheart.
MRS. AtVA ], Niles and children
have gone TO spend the summer with
Mrs. j. w. McNeal and family In
Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. c
o. Severns are occupying the Niles
home in the absence OF the family
=
MRS. LAURA Fraser has re.
turned from Blackwell. where she
was with the family of her daugh-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

The styles that will be put these tables will be
some of the latest numbers in pumps and oxfords.
styles that the sizes are broken We believe that you
will say that these the best values ever offered
and different than usual table shoes.
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ter, Mrs. Rex King, for several
NJ onths.
Rem n. MARI is confined at
home with his ankle in a plaster Of
Paris cast, the result of "A fall sew
cral days ago. II will be some time
before Mr.. Marr is able TO use the
injured member.
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MISS MARIE Gardner. organist
OF the First Presbyterian church
entertained "A group OF the children
of her piano classes with picnic
and outing party Thursday evening 3
at Central park.
=
CLARENCE WILSON and daugh-
ter, Ruth. have arrived in Tulsa
from Los Angeles, Calf. having
motored through and are visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. ]. Wilson al
Fifteenth and Baltimore.
HARRY WILSON and family are
located for the summer at South.
hampton, l.. l., where they accom-
panied the family OF E. Rogers
Kemp.
W. y, BROWN, JR., cattleman OF
Okmulgee. stopped In Tulsa today
on his way to Foraker. where he
will begin shipping cattle to the
eastern markets next week.
=
PETITION FOR voluntary disso-
luton Of the Charles Lukins Auto
mobile company was filed In dis
trict court yesterday.
=
OLIN HICkOK and family have
returned TO Tulsa after several
months residence In Fort Worth,
Texas.
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DIR. FRED. s. CLINTON. accom-
panied by Mrs. Clinton. will leave
soon for a sojourn OF several weeks
in California.
=
WILLIAM FREDERICK, son OF
MFR. and Mrs. w. y. Frederick, has
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his home In Atlanta. GA, to spend
"A two.wceks' vacation.
=
JIM TODD, cattieman OF VI.
Worth. Texas, Is in Tulsa this week
on business
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MISS JEWEL KLINE Is suffer.
ing from an attack ot tonsilitis
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COULDN'T LEAVE
HOUSE IN q MONTHS
Delaney Takes Tanlac
and Is Now Back at
Work Again Feeling
Fine.

When | began taking Tanlac |
had been confined TO my house for
four months. but ! never felt bet.
der in my life than now" said VII
jam Delaney. well-kUown employe
OF the city Street Department and
who lives at 427 Fairview, Ave.
Seattle. Wash.
Il had stomach trouble and indi-
gestion so bad that everything
ate disagreed with me-" continued
Mr.. Delaney Gas would form after
| meals and cause me to have the
worst sort OF cramping spells.
actually suffered so much dread
ed to eat at all and ] never dared
touch meat or anything heavy. | also
had rheumatism all over my body
and 1t was so had In my arms and
llegs / could hardly get about at all
! then my nerves went back on me
| and | could never get a good nights
sleep,
II heard so much good about Tan
lac that ! decided TO try it and II
just seemed to be made especially
for my case, for every one Of my
troubles left me 80 quickly II was
really amazing and am enjoying
better health now than | have In
wears. have a ravenous appetite.
eat anything want and sleep l.ke
a log every night. have gained a
lot in weight, too. and put In A big
DAYS work on the Job every day.
feel Ike n different man IN every
way and Taniac deserves all the
credit for It,"
Tanlac is sold In Tulsa exclusively
by the Quaker and Puritan Drug
3 Co's.--Advt.
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Have you told your daughter what
you know she ought to know? Take
her 20 see The End of the Road
At tho Grand theater. .---Advt
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YOU CAN, If you WILL!
SUCCEED
Let THE WORLD WANT ADS he'll
you
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There should he no peace with
prostitution, no truce with the red
vcnercai disease See "rhe End Of
the Road" at the Grand .--AdW
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EMPLOYER AND EMpBOYE
may get acquainted through
THE WORLD WANT AD
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-15
Special, NOTICE

As the charter of the Phoenix rpN Man
ufacturlnE Co. Ltd, which was granted
10 them 10y the State of Louisiana ON JuIy
Il. 1870, II to expire by limitation on July
u. 1870, meeting of the stockholders was
held at tn" office of the company. 213 =
Peters St. New Orleans, La, on June 18th
1870. at 2:h =. m. and the following res.
"lutiOn was passed:
Il" it Resolved. That the Charter Of the
Phoenix Box Manufacturing Co. Ltd, il
TO expire by limitation on July Il. l92O.
Mr.. John GraSSel is hereby appointed liuui-
dator without bond. with fun power 10
settle the affairs of this company. to >,II
and convey its assets and redeem the LA
bilitieS. dividing the remainder amons the
stock holders. JuIy -,
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Wanted to Purchase
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NOTICE.
MEETING LECAS =. MOORE STiNE

'pMiANl.
I meeting Of tn" board of Directors
OF Lucas T.. Moore Stavc CorIpruv. hri |
this day. II WAS unanimously
Resolved. That meeting Of the stock
holders IF this Company be- and the sam.
is hereby called for THURSDAY August
18th 1870. at the office of the Company
SO Common street. New Orleans. Louis
lana. at ten o'clock n. m. Tor thu. purpose
81 inrr"a>in. the capital stock of this cor
poration TO the authorized capital of on,
million tSl.Wn.OuOb dollars. To he divided
a. follows:
-Four thousand (iUOOI shares of author
lied preferred stock AT the par NIlu" ~
on" hundred tSlOOOOl dollars each an,
81 thousand ttuOOJ shares of authuriZr,!
common stock of ia" par value Of one hun
dred tSlwNl dollars each. and To fin Tia,
conditions aud terms at the i>>uanr" q
said stock.
To amend Article " of the charter d"
this corporation. and for such other oh
jr"t> and purposes that may br hrougu
h"iur" the meeting ana which may b,
necessary or incidental thereto.
lItAS T.. MOORE Secretary.
~
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Three room double
cottase. electric lights
two lots Of ground $500
ON following terms.
$500 cash, balance $40
a month. location near
Naval Station. For i'm
formation apply az 500
Verret ST.
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Adams Hats
1872 ST. CHARLES STREET.
FOR RENT
MispelAed Words

The word original in the ad of
Albert Brandin Slate Co.. was mis-
spelled in our last issue. Those to
receive the Jacobs candies are: Lii
liam North. 626 Elmira Ave, Miss
Marie Piseros, 141 Lavergne ST., and
Ethel Leatham. 917 BellevIlle st.
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Four mice lots a few
squares from naval STA
tom. mu8t sell as | ann
Soins to leave city. S425
for all four lots. Address
Four lots, care Herald"
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ADEIIAI- NATIGE

New Orleans, La, July o. 1920
Motto" il hereby given that th. New
orleans Mining corporation has been dis
solved.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
PERCY l.. LUCK
lN"aIl Secretary.
JuIy T.,
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special Notice
SPECIAL NOTICE.
RESUMES rp,cr,or

lL,,A ksuNEs PRACTICE.
= a., . Aouzo Burke. who has been
" ~ y 'Ae Naval Station here for sew
~ 49, n, an. and recently placed on the re-
~ sS,. resume his former profess
~ a. opedy,' and has opened his
IA nu practice April LIST, at AS God
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tSt'al
July IL -
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01

Kenton Public School will open on
Tuesday, September Z. Miss Gather
inc Johns, principal; Miss BERTHE
Wood, of Henderson, primary teacher.
Kenton and Smyrna played a very
interesting ball game on Friday last.
Kenton was defeated 9 to 3.
Quite a few of our people from
town and vicinity motored to TOlches-
ter on Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Kate Johns on Wednesday
evening, September 1st at 7.30.
Leonard bigger opened his factory
fo roaming tomatoes on Monday and
expects to have a good pack at 10
cents per basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Hilyard enter
tained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Bu1ris, of Cecilton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boulden and daughter, Of MiddletOwn,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook and children,
Mrs. Jacob Crossley and son, Dewey
Crossley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ander-
son and daughter, Marie.
H. w. Hliyard, of Kenton, who has
announced his candidacy for represen-
tative on the Democratic ticket for
Kenton Hundred, wishes to set at rest
all rumors that he is out of the race.
| He is in the race to stay until the
primaries decide the nominee, and So
licits the support of all vOters.-Adv.
Personals-Mrs. P. NJ. Money and
nephew, Carlton Creadick, are visit
ing in Clayton, N. J.-Mr. John Gra-
ham and daughters, Helen and Emily,
of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Kate Johns.-Mrs.
Laura Cooper, of FELTON,, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harriet
Money.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Wiley
have been visiting in Maryland.-Mrs.
Stephen Walker, of Clayton, spent a
few days of last week with her sister,
Miss Myrtle Willey.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Burrows entertained company
over Sunday.-Mr. Carl Taylor, wife
and daughter are spending this week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Taylor.-Mrs. VIM. Taylor, of Dover
spent one afternoon last week with
her sister, Mrs. William Greenwich
Mrs. Rena Geiser and daughter, Ethel
, Geiser, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. Clifford Clark.-Mrs. Edgar An
derson and daughter, Marie, spent
Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Attix.-Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, OF
Newcastle, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Good.-Mrs. Neva
Meredith, of Wilmington, spent sew
eral days last week with Mrs. Mary
Meredith-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Green
well entertained company from Phil.
adelphia on Monday last.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton
Blackbird, Townsend Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic Brenford, and Their Vicnities.

son Ribinson and children. = Miss
Elizabeth Walker and brother, Henry,
of Wilmington, Del, spent last week
at the home of Mr. G. E. Zippe.-Earl
Uryor spent the week end in Will
mington.-Mrs. Charles Shreffler and
daughter, Mrs. Austin Barnes, left on
Tuesday to spend some time in Girls
field, Md.-Rev. w. B. Horner, form
erly pastor of Delaneys NJ. E. Church
now stationed at Oxford, Md, spent
last Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
R. Pryor and family-Miss Frances
Morris of Chester, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Charles Shrefler.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01
TOWNSEND
No Postmaster Yet Named For Town
send-LOcals and Personals.

No Postmaster Yet Named For Town
send-LOcals and Personals.
Townsend, Sept. $50 far it ap-
pears the government has not selected
a postmaster for Townsend to succeed
Ernest Weldon, the present incum-
bert, who rendered his resignation
more than two months ago, in order
to take up farming. There were three
applicants for the position when a
civil service examination was held at
Dover about five weeks ago, those
seeking the place being Sudler King,
Roland Reynolds and Elmer Jones.
The prediction of some of the farm
ers of this section that to grow grain
instead of so much produce or truck
would be far more profitable under
present labor conditions, is justified
by the results, as the corn, hay, oats
and wheat are being rounded up. An
other big crop of hay is being cut,
whlle barns are already filled to the
roof on most large farms. There is
an immense yield of the best corn
ever grown in this section and the
harvesting will be big task.
George Spicer, of Townsend, raised
one of the largest crops of wheat of
any farmer in the lower end of New
Castle county, so far as has been as
certained. His yield averaged 80
bushels per acre.
John Stradley, Richard Hodgson,
Howard Townsend and wife, Walter
Gill and wife, Mrs. Sallie Taylor and
Mrs. John Townsend were among
those from town who attended the
funeral of John Townsend, son of the
late Samuel Townsend, of Philadel-
phia. Mr. Townsend leaves a wife
and son, two sisters, Mrs. Anna Gill,
of Townsend; Miss Mayme Townsend
of Philadelphia; two brothers, Samuel
Townsend, of Philadelphia, and How
ard Townsend, of Townsend.
Personals-Miss Ethelwyn Maloney
is visiting friends in Salisbury, Md
Mr.. Samuel Spry, of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in town-Miss Anna
Jones is spending a week at RehO-
both.-Mrs. Albert Massey and son,
of Wilmington, spent last week with
her cousin, Mrs. l. Maloney.-Miss
Josephine Garrett, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Audrey Bicklen, of Smyrna,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Garrett-Mrs. Charles Guessford and
children, of near Clayton, have re-
turned home, after spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. James Wal
ton, at Edgewater Park, Md.-Mrs. L
L. Maloney and Mrs. Edward Rey-
nolds were entertained at six o'clOck
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton Johnson, near Galena, Md.
on Tuesday of last week.-Mrs.. Jen
ME Stats is visiting Mrs. Josephine
Stats, near Sassafras, Md.-Mr. anC
Mrs. William Wright are visiting
their daughters in Chester, Pa.-Mis
Pearla Wells is visiting her aunt, MI
and Mrs. William Wahl, in Whining
ton.-Mrs. Charles Guessford an
children, near Clayton, have returne
home after spending some time wit
her sister, Mrs. James Walton, a
Edgewater Park, Md.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01

parents never knew of the event until
Friday of the past week, when it was
announced by the parents of the cou-
pie. The bride is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chadwick,
a well-known farmer, near town, and
the groom was in the army during the
war.
Miss Margaret Hill, of Blackbird,
has accepted position as bookkeeper
for w. Harman Reynolds at Town
send.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01
BLACKBIRD

William w. Biddle and Miss Sadie
Grace Quietly Married.
Blackbird, Spet. Miss Sadie
Grace and Mr.. William w. Biddle,
both of this vicinity, gave their
friends a surprise Saturday by slip
ping off to Wilmington and getting
married. The ceremony took place at
the parsonage of Hillcrest M. E.
Church and was performed by the
Rev. w. M. McCann at three in the
afternoon. They will reside at Black
bird.
Stealing march on their friends,
Augustus Savin and Miss Lulu Chad
wick, both young people of Blackbird-
Townsend section, went to Elkton two
weeks ago, where they were married
at the Episcopal parsonage, but their
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01
CLAYTON

Traffic on the Delaware division OF
the Pennsylvania railroad was COM
pletely tied up from 2 o'clock Mon
day morning until early in the after
noon by a double freight wreck just
south of Wyoming station, three
miles below Dover. No one was in
iured, but l freight cars were piled
up for a distance of esveral hundred
feet along both tracks. Express and
accommodation trains bearing more
than 500 passengers, many of them
from Rehoboth and othe rpoints in
lower Delaware, were blocked by the
wreck. Numerous business men and
officials bound for Dover and this city,
also were held up. Among the trains
delayed were the Norfolk night line
trains, both north and southbound, the
early morning RehobOth express and
accommodation and the morning train
from Harrington. The obstruction
was cleared sufficiently at 1 o'clock in
the afternoon to permit the south
bound trains that had been held up
from o'clock in the morning includ-
ing the Norfolk express, to proceed
on their way and to permit the north
bound trains to be sent around the
obstruction by way of the southbOund
track.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01

Miss Bertha Wallace e, Ol lcsIisp~S Itr
is visiting Mrs. H. W. W., Or .on' Sap5i
and Mrs. Sam MOfitt anu 'Sn Srgrr'
visited his brother near near. III Irss
S,rntiG sunday August 22.-GeG1s' tSs rs'I :
of Wilmington, spent oud ND Mrs. y
with his parents, Mr. ,1nrri; anu S'f
ter is visiting the paren,r EIl,,ord Seg
band, tsa Mr.. and Mrs. HSTflrn H%i1iian Y Z
ter, in DOver;mM1.rs, Mrs, Tl!l'II of W.
and brother, William, ,,,srept:, y "
Pa Pa, are visiting their p'i''.
Mrs. Joe OK.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01
KENTON

Regret at Losing Station Agent and
Mrs. C. E. Anderson
Kentcn, Sept. 1.-Our station agent
C E. Anderson has been transferred
to Ridgely, Md, and expects to move
his family in a short time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson's friends regret their
leaving very much as they are very
we'll liked by Kenton people.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01
LEIPSIC

Local Happenings and Personal Men.
tiOn Cleaned About Town.
Leipsic, Sept. ALLEN Vessels, who
has been taking a trip on his fathers
boat, has returned. He visited New
York and Baltimore. He was much
pleased with his trip.
Personals-Mrs. Mary Thomas, who
has been visiting her daughters in
Penns Grove and Wilmington has re-
turned, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. eKnneth Scotten, of Penns Grove
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01

Advertise in "The Smyrna Times"
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01

a fiywheel in the carpenter shop of
the P. R. R. at Clayton Friday morn
ing, August 27. He received a bad
cut over the right eye but is able to
be around.
DR.. James Cobb and daughter, Vir-
ginia, Misses Ruth Martin and Eliza
beth Johnson, motored to Whining
ton Saturday, where they met Miss
Constance Heckner, of Grafton, West
Va. She is spending the week with
Miss Virginia Cobb.
Albert Martin, Mrs. John Martin
and children, left on Sunday for an
extended trip by automobile to Seal
insgrove, Millersburg, Pa.
Miss Virginia Baynard, of Whining
ton, has been spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Baynard
Mrs. Elsie Hawkins, of Wilmington,
and Paul K. Hawkins, of Claymont,
spent Saturday with Mrs. Julius Haw-
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude White have
returned fro ma visit with relatives
in fredericksburg, Md.
Personals-Mrs. William HurlocB
and children, of Philadelphia, have re.
turned after spending severa weeks
with her relatives.-Mr. and Mrs
Samuel MCDOWELL and son, Russell
of Chicago, ILL.,, Gus Jaeger, of Phil
adelphia, are visiting at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James R. Pryor.-Mr
and Mrs. Charles Shreffler entertain
ed at their home on Sunday Mrs
Austin Barnes, of Emporium, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mcconnell, O
Chicago, ILL.,, Mr.. William Mcconnell
of Philadelphia, Miss Frances Morris
of Chester and Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01

It was reported in Dover that the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company was
negotiating for several tracts Of real
estate as site for offices of the Della
ware Railroad. At the office Of the
superintendent of the Delaware road
in Wilmington, it was said the com
pany had all the land needed in Dover
for offices, if it should be decided to
move, the central offices of the divis-
ion to that city. An inspection trip
by several officials on a special train,
which stopped at Dover several days
ago, it was said, probably gave rise
to the reported intention to buy more
land. While Dover is making a strong
bid for the Delaware Division head
quarters, Clayton is not going to
sleep on the question and hope yet to
have the superintendent's offices in
this town again.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-01

Abel Sevil, J. R. Clements and John
w. Houston, the newly appointed
trustees for Clayton schools are look
ing after getting the building ready
and cooperation with County Super
intendent Holloway for plans for the
coming school year. Schools will open
on Tuesday next after Labor Day.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-06-12
KNOWLEDGE Is POWER

knowing how TO appeal to the passions preudices
manind is a great thing foul murder is committed No
clue is left the identity Of the criminal criminals Officers
search thread will lead the guilty party
parties Several arrested suspicion and released because
of insufficient evidence connect them with the Now
order to stir things bit big daily paper and
calls the attention of its readers to the fact that the last time
Similar crime committed in this section the cupt when
Fpprehended summary dealt with by enraged mob
Next the other daily with statement that although the
crime committed at night and witnessed it, the be-
ef prevailed that two bury Negroes riding the
street in auto had criminal knowledge OF the affair
paper ncte to mob violence should the cp be apprehended
nd the other tries place the blame the defeneess Negro
No aw-abdng citizen Of this great commonwealth would
attempt to shield criminal Of this charter be white black
grizzly what not but for daily papers openly advocate
ob violence and to the passions and pejudces the
public by nsinuation and nnuendo wrong and unjust Cap
a punishment is the penalty inflicted M this state for murder
nd believe that all right thinking people agree that the
law should be allowed to take its course
Knowledge power but when improperly used may be
bad thing well good thing. Knowing how to 'play up
hngs and show them in false light has caused irTepaabe
wrong to be done innocent people Let the guilty suffer but
beware lest innocent blood DE she'd