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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-13
Convention AT
Jellico, Rig Success
Convention Largely Attended
Many Interesting Speeches
Made

The sth Dirtrict Bible School
Convention of the Disciples of
Christ met at Jellico, Tenn May
10 II, with As delegates present
The church folks of the' little
city met the train bearing the
delegates from the various coun-
ties of the district and took them
Immediately for a sight seeing
trip on the Dixie Highwa after
which we were safely lodged in
the homes of the brethercn
where we were entertain d most
graclously. The program was
carried out to Il G letter and there
were many inspiring and helpful
talks made by those present. DR.
Muckley OF st. Louis, Sec'y. of
the board of church extension for
our brotherhood, made most
Impressive talk and plea Tor the
debt of undertakings which
must have our immediate atten
ton. Convention agreed to meet
naxt year at Corbin, Kentucky.
Those present from Mt. Vernon
We're, Rev. Howard Brunette,
5. I. Proctor, Miss Eliza Lang
ford and C. c. DAVIS.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-13
The "OLD RELIABLE"
THEDFORD'S LACK.DRAUGHT
White Haired Alabama Lady Says She Has Seen Medicines Come
and Go But The "0d Reliable" hedfords Back-Drausht
Came and Stayed.

Dutton, Ala.-In recommending Thed-
lords -Draught to her friends ant
neighbors here, Mrs. T. F. Parks. a we'll
known Jackson County lady. said: 81 am
getting up in years; my head is pretty
white. lhave seen medicines and RENE
dies come and 60 but the old reliable
came and stayed. ! am talking Of Black
Draught, liver medicine we have used
for years-one that can be depended up
on and one that will do the work.
"Black- Draught will relieve indigestion
and constipation II taken right. and know
for tried ii. II is the best thing ! have
ever found for the full. uncomfortable
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-13
EVILS OF CONSTIPATION

Perhaps the most serious of the
diseases eau sed by constipation is
appendicitis. If you would a, old
this dangerous disease, keep your
bowels regular, For this pur-
pose Chamberlain's Tablets are
e xcellent, easy to ta<e and N /
nd gentle in effect.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-13

feeling after meals. Sour stomach and
sick headache can be relieved by taking
Black-Draught. II aids digestion. also
ssists the liver in throwing off impuri-
ties. ! am glad to recommend Black.
Draught and do. to my friends and
neighbors."
Thedford's Black Draught Is a stand
ard household remedy with a record Of
over seventy years Of successful use.
Every one occasionally needs something
TO help cleanse the system of impurities.
Try Black-Draught. Insist upon Thed-
ford's, the genuine.
At all druggists. On
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-13
AGENTS WANTED

We want a lady or gentleman
agent for the genuine ]. R. Wat.
kins fsoducts in Mt. Vernona .d
other vacant towns. A Big asp-
portunisy for a hustler. Wrias.
today for free sample and free
particulars of our wonderful Offer
J. X. Watkins Co., "a. Memphis,-
'enn' 2e 4tpI
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-13

FOR SALE: $50 bales of clover
ay. At the J. N. Griffi i far m
near SpirO. See j. w. Steele.
24-6tp
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-13
CHAM BERLAIN'S TABLETS
AR f. MILD AND GENTLE IN
EFFECT

The laxative effect of Cham
berlarn's Tablets is so mild and
gentle that you can hardly realIz,
that it has been produced by :
medicine
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-05-13

*. j. MCKINNEY,
For County Court Clerk.
EARLE PHILLIPS,
For County Court clerk.
w a. CROMER
For County Court Clerk
u. G.. CLARK
For Sheriff
WADE II. IvESAY
For Taller.
JOHN {. HOWARD
For Jailcr
LITTLE TON TAYLOR
For Jailcr
JOHNNY CLONTH
For Jailcr
ISOM B. SAVIOR,
VI billNIs
REV WA. NJ. DURHAM
For Surveyor
DELLARD COTTON,
Magistrate 4th District
W.M COTTON
CONSTABLE eth DISTRICT
JOHN w. MARION
For Magistrate 1st District
FF ROBBINS,
For Magistrate 18th District.
HARRISON G. KIRBY
For Magistrate 2nd District.
w. B. SIGMOM
Fo9 Magistrate list District.
JOHN c. KELLY,
For Constable lth District,
!. W. BULLOCK
For Magistrate District No. z
MONROE NJ. MILLER
For Jailer.
RICHARD BRANAMAN
For Tax Commissioner
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
0 AIlluie 81 hldru|l)dTc

In urma artic6lului in care am
arafat Cd niste fer1nieri din San
dusky, Ohio, a publicat anunturi
in carl cautau muncitori agricoli.
Gu un salar de 40 pc luna 81 in
tretinere, 81 s'au plins ca II a ras-
|puns nimeni la cererea lor, am
PRINT cateva scrisori din dife-
rite parti, in carl sunt rugat sd le
comunic adresa acelor fermieri.
Stlrea am luat-o dintr un ziar
american, care ma publicat adre-
sele, deci II 'avcm de unde Gu
noaste adrescle acelor fermieri.
In privinta aceasta dam cetito-
rilor nostri urmatoarea indru-
mare.
Sa urmareasca mica publicitatc
din ziarele americana unde Sc
anunta cererile pentru lucratori,
dar, nimeni sd nu sc hazardeze
sd piece la mari departari pc baza
anuntului, fiindca in cele mai
multe cazuri fac cheltueli zadar-
nice, de Oarece Sc intimpla ca
pima ajung acolo locul ocupat.
La adrese Appropriate, citiva cent?
cu tramvaiul Sc pot duce, dar la
departari mai mari sd scrie cate
va cuyinte, sa faca Oferta 81 nu-
mai asa sd mearga daca Ii Sc ras-
punde sd mearga, ca Ii Sc rezerva
locul.
Tn anunt poate sa urmeze 81
saptam1na in ziar fara sd Sc pre-
zintc nimeni, ca tocmai cani
cineva sc prezinta locul sd fie
ocupat 81 deci cheltuieli zadarnicc
Gu drumul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
MRS. M'INERNEY
JUDECATA
4 fost osindit& de Ia / Ia 10 ami
temnit4 pentru m&rturie
mincinoasa.

Mrs. Della McIncrney a fost
judecata pentru marturisire min
cinoasa de curtea Gu jurati a ju,
decatornlui George p. Baer. Ed
q fost condamnata la 1-10 ami
in reformatorul femeiesc din
'Marysville.
Dina McInerney fost jude
cata pentru ca a facut marturisire
falsa Gu ocaziunea pertractarii
procesului McGannon-Kagy 81
pentru ca q indemnat pc un chi.
rias al ei, soferul Johnson, ca Sd
faca 81 Ell marturisire falsa.
johnson va fl 81 el judecat.
Fostul judecator McGannon
care asemenea e acuzat ca a indus
in eroare pc jurati prin marturi
sirea sa va Fl ascultat All de jude
catorul Florence Allen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
Nlla din urm1 gtiri tslegrafica din
l1mea intreag4.
De ALE z|LEI

Sc faci curte umei domnisoare
drdgute 81 sd nu to respingd, mai
mutt inca, sd-ti prin,eascd pr0pu-
merea ca sd te insoteascd IN auto
mobI pemtru 0 plimbare ptdcutd,
afdrd, IN mijl0cul firei, departe de
sgomOtM asurzitOr al 0rdsului, ca
acOlo, IN tdcercG dcea mulc0md 81
dumneseiascd sal spui dorurile,
etc., ca dpOi sd tie pomenesti intro
celuld din arestul p0litiei mu toe
mai lucru pldcut, nu-i asa? Nimeni
mar dori sd Sc erpund la 0 decep-
tie att de crudd, ddr de, de unde
stn cd un incepM asa de frumos
sd alba un sfirsit att de prozaic,
MAJ cN sean,G cdnd att z0dia cdt 81
n,asa G"OMja" iti spune Cd al tre-
cere 81 n0rOc mare pc Mngd serul
frNmOs?
Zitele trecMte dol d0Mni din In.
dianapolis rdd doud fetite drdgute
la coltul unei strdzi 81 oprind auto
nsobilul IN care Sc aflau, IN cdtera
cmrinte s'au inteles, le-au pofth la
un "ride" 81 fetitele au primit Gu
multd gcntiletd gentila invitare,
dar ghinion, de-abia Sc pune auto
mobilul in miscare 81 fctitele scot
cdtc-um rerOlUer 81, fdrd multd pro-
lolOghie le spun:
"Mdna!i la polite, d-lor!"
Frau politiste, din brigada celor
doudzeci 81 patru de poHtiste de
sub c0n,anda cdpitanulm d-ra Cla-
rn Burnside, carl IN cdtera zile az
fdcut mai mute p0zne de felul a.
ceStd.
&c era sd facd bieti Oamem fa!d
de SONATA sunsard a fortei publices
S'au supus, 81 idila a arut an STIR
sit, ca t0ate idilelc carl Sc sfirsssc
Ia polite.
Look out, boys!
C4RABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
Inca 0 unire

Fratii din South Bethlehem,
Pa, membrii societatii "Auro-
ra" 81 "Adevarul," intelegand
-glas,ll vremei 81 insemnatatea
uniri si-au dat mana frateste,
unind ambele societati laolalta
sub numele 'Adevarul-A Aurora.
Vestea ne bucura Gu att mai
multi ca societatea "Adevarul'
q fost neatarnata, nefacand
parte din nici 0 organizatie, 81
Cd membrii ei convingandu-se
Cd prin unire, prin mai multe
societati laolalta, STUNT mai pu-
ternici 81 isi pot realiza mai bi.
ne scopurile, an dat mana Gu
memlbrii societatii "Aurroa, .
devenind 81 eli membrii Uniunei
Solicitation Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura.
Salutand Gu bucurie frumo.
sui pas, le trimitem felicitarile
noastre, uranda societatii "Ade.
varull-A Aurora" viata lunga,
spor Ia munca 81 prosperitate,
incheind Gu cuvintele batra-
neSti: .'Sa dea Dumnezeu sa
fie 1ntr' 'un ceas bun!"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25

Gu prilejul sfestivitatii din
Detroit lmprenpata Gu sfinti-
rea drapeluluk unlunei, canta-
retul nostru WI Leon Feraru,
a TRIMS urma tbarea telegrama,
care din motive nestiute a a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25

vrea sa deschida usa primitoarci
case de lumina. O atrag, atatea
lucruri mai placute! Cincmato-
grafele, care invata a seduce, dar
mai alcs fura 81 ucide, dan
cingurile, unde Sc merge aproape
pana la limita actului animalic,
localurile de petrecere, unde Sc
aduna oamenii de treaba Gu plea
va terri 81 a lumii. o bibliOteca
plictiseste. Cetirea a iesit din
moda ddar in toate domeniile Sc
afisesza spontaneitatea cuteza-
toare ignorantei, goala ca
doamna imbracata dupa ultima
moda.
ST biblioteca s'a inchis. Au fost
insa oameni carl au bagat de
sama. Pacat sa ramaie neintre-
buintata frumoasa casa de pc
splaiul Dimbovitei! 81 cineva des-
tainuieSte ca omului de inima
care vrut sa ajute cultura ma
tionala i-s'a cerut ca, prin ceda-
rea easel, sd sc cointereseze la o..
casa de prostitute.
POate ii ceva mai Characteristic
decat aceasta apropriere?
N. Iorga.
ON. RomanescD.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25

= &
D-na Morris August s'a ridicat
din pat auzind I'M zgomot in ca
mera de dormit din casele lor, 93O3
Empire Ave-, axi in xori de ziua.
Un talhar scotocea IN buzunare-
4 psntalonilor bdrbatului ei.
D-ns August : pus mana pc Il.
alharul nj purta masca il privind
clEtFe ~ 4 xise soptind:
llici pln cuyint ~ u impusc. I
a \. A.usunt \ lnlt mana AZ y
n! ll11 shre y 4 \ p1rat lnatl
1.| Y y! I I ! 4 aln1lii 7 4 I! \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
Bancd jetuitd
Cinci bandit prad3 $4,000 81
scap& Gu un automobil slo-
bozind focuri asupra multimei

New Castle, Pa. "a Maiu. -
Cinci bAnditi nemascati au jefuit
All dupa amiaza banca Union Ma
tional de o suma de $4,000, fu-
gind GU un automobil.
Politia de stat arestat All
noapte cinci barbati intr'un au-
tomobil la Greensburg, Pa, 81
politia locala a fost instiintata
Sc zice ca oamenii erau armati
Gu pusti 81 revolvere. Pima az
noapte tirziu, nu s'a putut iden
tifica daca au comis eli tilharia.
Tilharii au oprit automobilul
inaintea bancei indata dupa orele
l p. m. pc cand lumea circula pt
trotuare. Lasind motorul sd UNI
BILE, trei din banda au intrat in
banca 81 dol au ramas de gardd
afara.
Insirind pc eel sapte functio.
mari al bancii linga perete, do
dintre bandit i-au pazit Gu re.
volverele ridicate asupra lor, pc
cand al treilea a sarit peste con
tuar 81 a umplut un sac Gu bani
Tilharii n'au dat nici o atentie
unui client care venise Sc depOzi.
teze $4,000 in Liberty bonduri
Pc cand eel din banca faceau
operatia, politistul Harry Nelson
care era de serviciu in sectiunes
acea, a fost impins de bandit
din afara intr'un gang VI une
macelarii, luindui-se revolverul s
catusele. Politistul q fost tinu1
acolo pima ce tilharii au esit dil
banca 81 s'au aruncat in auto
mobil.
Unul dintre tilhar e malt, pestl
sase urine inaltime. Trei dintre e
puritan haine cenusii 81 nu pare.
| q ii peste "a ami.
Seful bandei e deserts ca un on
de 45 ami 81 cam de 16O funti.
Ia momcntul cand eel dii
banca s'au urcat IN automoba
lcei carl p1xesu politistul s'au re
tras cal reyolyerele ridicste, -,
|urdat Il sutomobil 81 pornindu-
"a dncepnt k traga focuri sSQpr,
maltim axe incepuse y J.
|ada1e knosi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
Lenie 81 Capitdisnlu

LOndra, % Maiu. - MiltrOn
Bronner, un ziarist, a pus iui Le-
nine intrebarea urmatoare: "Ru-
sia s'a reintors la capitalisms"
Lenine raspuns prin telegra-
fla fara sirma. Cuprinsul raspun-
sului sau este ca Russia a acceptat
capitalismul, dar nu eel privat ci
capitalism de stat.
mica burjoazie representata
in numar foarte mare in Russia,
deci capitalismul de stat, - Va sd
zica productia organizata pc baza
marelui capital pus sub controlul
81 sub administratia statului, -
reprezinta pentru Russia un mare
pas spre progress spune Lc-
nine." Comunismul militar a con.
tribuit foarte multi la victoriile
noastre de pc campul de razboiu.
Unica politica resonabila pentru
moi consista nu in posibilitatea
capitalismului ci i'll aducerea lui
in canalele capitalismului de stat.
Aceasta posibil deoareee capi-
talism de stat exista in forma
sau alta in toate tarile lumii.''
Zee sunt formele acestui capi-
talism" a fost a doua intre-
bare.
In primul rind cOncesiile. Prin
Introduccrea capitalismului dc
stat in aceasta forma guvernul
sovietist Va opune productia in
mare productiei Gu mana. Avind
astfel prin masini un mare stoc
de producte, marca productie va
omori mica productie a industrie-
silor Gu mana, 81 precum capi-
talul w fl in mana statului. asst.
fel moi vom vinde surplusul pro-
ductelor pc baze cooperative. Pc.
Utica concesiunilor ne va da noua
lm mic numar de usine puternice
carl Ia 0 vreme anumita vor trece
in posesiunea statului fara nici q
sguduire. Politica cooperativelor
va callza progresul intreprinderi.
lor mici in intreprinderi mari
Comertll va Fl organizat tot pe
baze Impulse de guvern care il w
dirija in forma capitalismului ds
stat"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
NOUA RESOLUTIE
Pentru Declararea Pacii.

WASHINGTON, 25 Maiu.-La
sfirsitul saptamanii viitoarc comi-
tetul afacerilOr straine camerii
va presinta resolutie noua pentru
declararea pacii Gu Germania.
Deputatul Porter, presedintele
acestui comitet a declarat ca aceas-
ia resolutie va ii discutata in sap
tamana aceasta. Noua resolutie sc
deosebeste de ceea inaintata de Sc
natorul Knox in senat 81 pretinde
Cd apara mai bine interesele anne
ricane.
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&c nu trebuie 81 ce trebuie

0 biblioteca populara, menita
lumii bucurestene care site asa de
putin tOcmai lucrurile care lar
Fl de nevoie ca sd indeplineasca
insesi datoriile cetatenesti cele
mai elementare, fOst intemeiata
acum cativa ami de Emil Socec, in
amintirea parintelui sau, al carui
hume fost dat fundatiei. S'au
luat carti din libraria Casei, dar
in numar covIrsitor de aiurea, de
pretutindeni, ST s 'au luat Gu buna
chibzuiala, intr 'ales.
o Capitala de Stat civilisat
II 'avea Casa de cetire mai mare,
deschisa oricui. Mai mare rusine
de cat aceasta nu Sc poate. I'm
particular a cautat sd suplineasca
prin darul sau, necontenit inmul-
tit, aceasta lipsa esentiala. Ma
fost incurajat, dar, din fericire,
nici = pedepsit de acei carl eli,
din banul tarii, risipit pentru
toate netrebniciile, ar fl trebuit,
de multi, sd faca aceasta.
Mai trist insa de cat lipsa de
atentie a oficialitatii insa alice
va, de 81, aici char, tot negli-
jenta conducatorilor e, indirect,
de vina. Publicul nu vine.
Mai ales dupa razboiu ell nu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25

Rusia. Motivul pdec6rii lor este'
|e6 nvsrnul ier nu le-s dat de-
|tulx 4 iniput ternicire deci Al pot'
trats M g,yernul itaiian \ asttelll
psecl.l lte acestl @ N "A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
DIN PATRIE

p. Take Ionescu, ministrul de
externe, . sosit Ia Venetia, unde
. fost salutat de antoritatile To-
Gale.
4 Intru cat cartlie franceze fata
cu valuts romaneasca, costa e.
norm de scump, s'a luat initlativa
formarei unei bibliotcci populare
DC cart, reviste si 1iare franceze
n Clnj.
DI Pr. Victor Pop directorul
general a justitiei, . declarat pre-
aeiJ Jl0calc Cd interventiile advoca-
tilor de-a pleda "a limba maghia-
a ipck cinci All, vor ii inutile,
isoareee Minists sxnl jj,,stitiei 4 de.
slAfot IA mai alte rdnduri A.
ter lI de = sl5 August ~ N "
Fslnnei n
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TATA MASTER

Cincinnati, o. 25 Maiu. - John
Lambing, de 40 AMI, fost arestat
81 apoi eliberat contra unei eau
tiumi de cinci mil dollari, - pen
tru ca batut pc copilul sau mas
ter, care are etatea de IA ami.
Cind copilul a chemat pc politist,
spatele lui erau vinate de ,bataic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
UNIONISTn
CASTIGA
IN ULSTER

/. y -
Belfast, 25 Maiu. - Gu toate
Cd inca lipsesc cifrele oficiale ale
alegerilor pentru parliament, to-
tusi Sc ia pc sigur Cd lnionistii All
invins Gu . majoritate considers
bila. Cu toate q ~ ocazia alege-
rilor s'su fntimplat mai multe
ciocniri n san rsnit yre-o secs
sinn-fe feinsriiii - 4ost
6atati. 81 n insti q, lxsrsa
y Ulstekssllii IN "
sir lsass c1i
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-29
CASE DISMISSED

George Neal, a well-known farmer,
tenant of the Lattomus farm near
Blackbird, was arralgned before Magis-
trate Richard Hodgson on Saturday, in
Townsend, and he was charged by A.
L. Handy, colored, a farmer, with
pointing a gun at hin, and threatening
bodily harm. The case Was dismissed.
For some time farmers have been
missing husked corn from their fields
and last Thursday night Mr.. Neal Sc
cured a gun and waited in his corn field
to see if there were any intruders.
Handy and friend. Harry johnson,
colored, who had been hunting raccoons,
started to cross the Neal field. The
latter, thinking the two men were after
his corn. pointed his shotgun at them,
ordering them to halt. When he recog-
nized the two men he allowed them to
proceed at once. Later on Handy had
Mr.. Neal arrested.
At the trial Mr.. Neal was represented
by James w. Lattomus. Wilmington,
his landlord. After considerable evil
dence had been taken, Justice Hodgson
decided that the accused was fully JUS
tilted in protecting his property with a
fire arm against trespassers, so long as
he had been missing corn, and thus dis
missed the case.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-29
GET YOUR LICENSE EARLY

License tags for 1922 will be issued
commencing November 1, 1921. Automo-
bile numbers held by the owners during
the year 1921 will be issued for 1922
during the month of November. Begin
ming December l, automobile registra-
tions will be issued to all applicants, but
no special numbers granted. Automo-
bilists are requested to make appli-
cations early in order to assist the
Motor Vehicle Department and save any
trouble that might be caused by delay
in the mails. All applicants are requir-
ed to present title certificates to the
Notary in making application for re-
registration, as no car will be register
ed unless title number is given. :
A list of approved lighting devices il
being prepared by the Secretary Of
State as the law requires. The compile
ton of this list is being delayed by the
failure of many manufacturers to file
the proper certificate.
Lenses approved at present include
Alfeco, Bausch & Lomb. Benzer,
Holophane, Liberty, Macbeth. Mckee
Type D. Mckee Type L, Onlee,
Patterson, Saferlite and Universal.
Realizing that there are many other
standard lenses entitled to approval
which are carried by many Delaware
cars and that it would work hardship
on the owners of these cars to compel
the substitution of another lighting
device, enforcement of this section of
the law will be delayed for reasonable
length of time.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-29
Mattice Stock Company at the
Opera House, Monday, Oct. 3lst,
November 1st and I'd.
ST. ANNE'S CHURCH NOTES
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
Sunday, October 30th. 1921. The 23d
Sunday after Trinity.
1890. Morning prayer and sermon.
11.45. Sunday School.
7.3O. Evening prayer and sermon.
October 31st. Halloween !! The chill
dren of the Sunday School will hold
Halloween Party in the Parish House
on Monday evening from seven until
$50 o'clock. The children of the
school and their parents are cordially
invited to be present.
CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER
Nov. 1st. All Saints Day.
'' 9Th. oath Sunday after Trim
ity..
Nov. 18th. 25th Sunday after Trinity.
=" goth. Sunday next before Ad.
vent.
Nov. oath. Thanksgiving DAY.
Nov. 9th. 1st Sunday in Advent.
I" 3Oth. st. Andrew, Apostle.
There will be service in the church on
November 1st. All Saints Day-Holy
Communion at 9 A. M.
November 18th, 10th and 18th, meet
ing of the Synod, in Trinity Parish
House, and meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary in St. Andrews Parish
House.
Sunday, November 18th, an offering
will be taken for the expenses of the
Synod.
All Saints Day. Rev. XIV:l2 "here
are they that keep the commandments
of God, and the faith of Jesus"
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-29
BETHESDA CHURCH NOTES
Srnd.v October 10th. 1921.

Sunday, October 3Oth, 1921.
The third week of our Tooth Ami
versary.
9.3OA. M. The Brotherhood will be
in charge of Brother Minors Banning.
1920 A. M. Morning worship with
sermon by Bishop William F. Nc
Dowell, ID. D., LII. D., of Washington,
DC. Come early and get your seats.
For every one who has ever heard
Bishop Mcdowell will try to get to this
service to hear him next Sunday.
Come and bring your friends. Special
music.
11.45 A. M. Sunday School.
700 P. M. Meeting of the Junior
League.
73OP. M. Evening worship with
sermon by Rev. H. w. Ewing, D. d.,
Pastor of Union Church, Wilmington.
Del. You cannot afford to miss this
sermon. DR.. Ewing's theme will be
1.-The 15Otb anniversary of the landing
of Bishop Francis Asbury in this coun-
try" This will be an exceedingly in
teresting subject treated by master
hand. Special music.
There will be service and preaching
during next week as follows:
Tuesday evening, Rev. William
Bamford, D. D.. pastor of Sloan
i M. E. Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wednesday evening, Rev. William
Bamford, D. D.
Thursday evening, Rev. r. H.
Nichols, Smyrna, Del.
Friday evening, Rev. John Townley,
Pastor of Forest Presbyterian Church,
Middletown, Del.
! A very cordial and urgent invitation
is extended to the Public, Visitors.
Friends and Membership to worship
i with us at all of these services.
! 1t has been delightful to greet these
Former Pastors and these Visiting
=, Ministers. Have you missed any of
these services? Don't miss any more.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-29
OBITUARY
Theodore Carrow

Theodore Carrow, aged 70, for many
wears a prominent farmer about Smy-
rna, died at his home in St. Georges on
Wednesday last after lingering ILL
ness, He was a progressive farmer
and good citizen. Some years ago he
gave up his farm near St. Georges and
moved to that town. He is survived
by his widow and seven children as
follows: Willard Carrow, of New York /;
Fletcher Carrow, Philadelphia; Frank
Carrow, St. Georges; Harry Carrow of
California; Mrs. Lawrence Clark.
Philadelphia; Mrs. William Phillips, of
Easton, Md; and Miss Mary Carrow,
of Wilmington. Funeral took place on
Sunday and his remains were taken to
Glenwood Cemetery, Smyrna, for
interment
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-29
Trespassing and Cunning Notices
printed and now ready for sale at
the Transcript Office.
New Century Club Notes

Mrs. Robert Gabriel as chairman of
the day for October 25th. prepared a
treat for the Club members and people
of this vicinity in the form of an even
ing meeting held in the Century Club
rooms at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huxtable, of Will
mington, ably assisted by friends, gave
a most enjoyable entertainment con-
sisting of instrumental music, singing,
dancing and recitations.
The solo dancing by little Miss Mar
jorie Moreland, aged 5, was especially
pleasing.
The Club House was we'll filled by an
appreciative audience, for MIR. and Mrs.
Huxtable have been with US several
times and have never failed to present
delightful program.