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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
Notas de sport
CENTRAL HIGH DERRoTA U. S. M.
G. CON UNA SCORE DE 9 AS

Ell microbes 25 lucharon en- la ]iga de
la parada echo la Central High y los
Marines. La taTde estaba preciosa y ell
''grand-stand' apiIiado de los simpa-
ticos y braves eStudiantes de la famo-
sa Central High. Ell juego estuvo inte-
resantisimo hasta Ell illtimo mo1ento.
Su inteligente y enthusiastic principal
Mr.. Audas, Y ell instructor "coacher'
del team, Mr.. Faberlle (Ciqu4), es-
tuvieron dandoles pep hasta ell dl-
timo lining" en- el que la Central
High e!evo sus co'ores Blanco y A2ul
la altura de la victoria. Distingueron-
Sc en- este juego Sanchez, Nicomedes y
Conception por la c.. H.; 1t. Foote, Ii
berty Rohan por los Marines. Actua-
ron de Umpires Rogue, Paterson y Sam
ME, los que llenaron su cometido muy
bien.
Score: a.
7 II So
c. High; o2oo1o2o 2oo-5-1O 4.
U. S. M. C. Q 2OOO2 EOS Ox-9-- "a
Line up de la Central High: Sanchez,
Rivera, Conception, Lettzon, Color, So
to, Pizarro, Wives, Allende, Figaro, Mi
comedies. Line up de los Marines: WI
gley, Wood, Rohan, Liberty, Mayor,
Taylor, Foote It., Pitney, Adams.
iRurrah for the Hight
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CT vRRDE'-.7olaF De T57 metros.
- nmplio y sitnado en- Ia meioT es
aaina ds Il caiie ds Loira = pTeeio de
situnri6n cen p'aEss comedies. InfoF
nara - ausho. TsiSfone s57 verde o
so. santarss.-R
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GE ALQETfLAN dos hsgmosas y sTss-
cas- habitaeionsa. una pusEta ds fFents,
Gon estrada indspenAisnto. Salvador
Brau Ns. 80 Aitos. Con . sin eonidas
Tel tTs n0io. lis
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III Bar0metrO es un instrumental de ma
turaleza sumamente impOrtante util, pOr-
que indiea Ia preston del aire automatcA.
meute. FL Bar6metro Aneroide cOnsiste dc
ana camara de Ia cual SO ha extraidO todO
el aiFe. hacienda ahf vacfO tan perfec-
to como es possible hacerlo. de serie
de palancas que muestran en- la caratula
del instrumentO las variaciGnes del vacio
eausadaS pdr las diferentes presiones del
are Las prediceiOnes del DepartamentO
Meteorological Sc basan principalmente en-
tnl Instruments. FL hecho de que miles de
vidas mAlones de pesos de propiedades
han SdO salyados gracias q las predcciO-
nes del DepartamentO Meteorological de-
muestra Ia importancia utilidad del bar6-
metro Este instrumentO t;ene ell tamaiiO de
3-li2 pulgadas La caratula esta dividida
en- pulgadas, cada pulgada esta dividida en-
diel parties, cada uno de estOs decimos de
pulgada esta dividdo en- cinco parties re-
sultandO, aSi, que la graduation mas peque-
na es de lI50 de pulgada. Por aka Sc
entiende que In aguia Sc mueve hacia la de-
Techa; la aguja dorado Sc usa como indica-
dor para denOtar los cambiOs de la aguja
azul. rs un instrument0 sumamente SECURE.
Eseriba usted en- este anuncio su nom
bre y direction envienOslo con 25 centa-
vOs para gastOs de embarque; entonces pa
que por- eel bar6metrO $4.95 cuando le sen
entregado. Garantizamos que quedara us
Ted satisfecho devolveremds su dinerO.
Escriba hoy.
UNION SALES COMPANY. Dept. 5o4.
IS So. Desplaines st. Chicago, Ill.
AaVS
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BLUSAS

Necesitamos operarias exper-
ias EN- blusas. Pagamos los me-
jores prscios. Trabajo perma-
nente. Telefono 100 azul, San
turce.a
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cR vENpRN siemplarsa vieiOs

AYUDE A Los NIEoS PoBRES
Ea neeesario que en- ea6s muni-
eipio de esta isla se organize Ia so
eiedad filantr6pica "El Zapsto de
los Eihos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene baiando desde haee variOs
amos en- San Juan. con tanto 6xito
aue podsrsos asegurar que todos los
nifios pobres que asisten a las es-
euelas van debidamente ealzados.
NARIA T. N aUARM1
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r1osTALEs ALEMANAs. suisas7 '

americanas, de imagenes. inicia-
les. paisaies. felicitaciones y amorOsas,
en- Totes de 1850 remitenss al recibo de
t6.OO o poF @. o. D. Post Card Dealer,
Box 466. San Juan. P. RIP.
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AtouILAsR p0F ss5.- Casa como
a. paFa fsmiiis. sTands. eineo dormi-
toFisM fFesca y vsntilada con aEbolea
frutsiss Psrada 26--se vsnde piano
ds busn uso per SIS. Tslkfono SO rO-
ALA
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vENDo UNA FINcA

l54 cEerdas-carretera de Carolina
Gaia MalOjillo aqua corriente; es-
tsblo para vaqueria y casa viyienda.
cincO minutes de Rio Piedras. Box 465.
Rio Pieeras. 11-23
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HAsA rE MADEIRA. con planta al
- Pass eoFmitorios, solar am
pie y esFis sitnads en Ia rarada 10
crrca a. a nueya Iiigh sehooi, con os-
T'fn lids oomodiaades para eualquier
fsmiiis. Sc nssoeea per una hnea rus
tiea ~ ysads Sc pueden dejaE eua-
trs mai dolarss sn hipotsca. InformarA
A. pFopio dnsho en- tsltfonOs s57 YER
es $50 eansmes.-P.
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ToMPRAkIAMds:- Una mAqli-
na de segunda maDO para coser
papsles. al lomo. Dirijass al ApartadO
ifil. san Juan, p. R.-P.
uTsToRIAs FARA Ell cINE:-
. Aouisrs usted ganaF muchO dine.
roq III trabaiO es muy divertido ints.
resante. Nuestro Curse dc Instruccio-
mes On eAstellanO 10 snssnara . escribir
buenos argumentos y le dira como ,
d6nde venderlOs. Pidanos infornes. La
tin American PhOtoplays Service, P. o
Boz ~. STATEN /. New York. N. Y.-P
CoLAREs:-csIiS LOLA (parada
- 4a). Precios sumamente bajos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. su nombrs d.
rscci6n pOr telefOno, correo o persO-
nalReate. ls da derecho a Information
detanada. Henry w. DoOly. EdiflciO
Bslavai. Tsnea 2. TslsfOnO $50, San
JuAn.-P.
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CT listed assaA un bonito Eamo
psFa noyia. eoEonas . noFss suss
tss. pin1ass Al tsisfsno 29s ssui San
tuFes ssEk asanai4o Embellishments.
-.
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(oMFRAaos vidFieras mostrad0r
cue ssiSn sn bnen estado. D.
Filsnas ai colmado Enropa paEada p,
Tsitfono sia. santuFee. Lis.
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DfA DE Los MUERTos.~RsmOs, CO
Fonas y Cruces para adornar las tum
bas el Dia de los MuertOs. Precios con
veneionales. Haga su pedido por an
tieipado al telefono 293 azul, Santur-
ee.- 1881
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CE AIleUIl.A sn q Tobacco PalA.
es''. rstuAn 60. 9 habitaeiOnss tpAE
- ds un apaEiamsuiel pFopias para VI
vianaa q saeinaa IafermaFAn en- 81
ssgundo Bins. isauisrdA-
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Los rev6lveres automatieos de expuls;6nn
pr pa L liver johns son l;s de me'nr
cai.jad y los mas poderosos de t0do ell y
mundo reconocdos por la rapdez con que-y
disparan, la seguridad del tiro e.. segurd'
perfectO, patente de SECURE especial que
hace impossible TODD aecidente. FL revolver
ma popular, de mavor efecto Y seguridad.
Ma clindro todas partes5 estan hechas
de- mei1r acero Ell mercado. I,odos azn
ladOs. Cinco disparos. Su valor es dohle -
precio que pedimes Direcciones para Ell
uSo del mismo todos los dela.les en-
Wan con ell revolver.
NUESTROS PRECIOS POR LOS REVOI-
VERES AUTOMATICOS Y DE EXPUI4-
SION pRapIA GALIBRE ~ Q SO ES
COZ iRFTNTF $12.75 HASTAs QUE DU-|
E7E NUESTRAS EXISTENCIAS. 80
Cuando haga su pedido no Sc divide de
especfcar ell calibre que I'd. deses en-
vie 35 centavos en- sellos para pagar ..el
sp revolver
Union SALES GO. DEPT. 1905
10. S. Uesplaines ST. - Chicago II
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a LMoRRANAs. .-IussFnA . q

MA0NIFIcO sOLAR. 800 metros en-
10 AvsniGA ds Diego. ~ vends baratO'
81 onatAao. InfoFmaFA Joaquin villa
nn. ii-6
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AlVONClOS CLASlFlCADOS

CT ALQukk.A 81 Aliramar una ca
g psEaaa n. fEsnss . u via
am frusenuli. eahiaa paEs dos fami.
iiss > naa tnfeEman q fEssis. Inoess
sis Riyera.-iiS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

EsPLRNDIDA REsTDENCIA en- Ell
condado. eerea del mar, de dos plan
tas. y con solar muy amplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
prseio limitadisimo, Informaran aparta
do s5s San Juan. p
PUPILAs Sc ADMITEN-cerca de
Escuela superior-calle Hipodromo
S-TeL 679 negro, santurce. familia
respstAble, exigen y dan referen-
tias. 11-2
CE vENDE:-Por tener que aten-
- der negocio de distinto ramo,
vendO Ell Hotel "Dulee HOgar'', muy
aereditado, situado en- la calle Munoz
Rivera SO, frente a la Plaza. Dirijase
apartado %. Te.efOno 119, Rio Pie
dTas, p. Ria.
CE vENDEN sjemplarss viejOs de
"Pusrto Rico nustrado" a $500
4 quintal. Dirijase . Salvador Brau 81.
. o. BOx SiB. San Juan. p. R.-P.
X/ENDEDoREs:-Para Idemostrar
vender aparatos electricos en-
las residencias de los clientes. Sc de-
sesn pers0nas de buena apariencia.
sneldo comisi6n. Dirijase Porto Ri
co Railway Light and Power Company,
Marina. San Juan.-l1-4.
CE SENDE por ausentarse su dueno
un roperO de una sola hoja con
espejo un tocador. Dirijase la Ad-
ministrsci6h de Ell MUIDo.-11-s.
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aA-ii..s.
sTAPATEROs.- 81 qnsEtis seono-
mirsF On a sowpFa Dc pisles y
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presios. ApsFtado l3L Aguadilla, p.
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fpEmaa y para tEaies ssaoFa y Fellsnos
csn un hsniss snFiido De postales. Re-
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cs''. rstuAn 60. 9 habitaeionss tpAE
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visnaa . sasinaa iafsrmarAn en- 81
nagunae Bins. isauisFdA-
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psFa noyia. esEonas . aoFss susl
tss. pinlass Al tsisfono eos asai San
tuEes sara sssnaiao tnmsaiAiamsats.
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ssa 10 PsmaAA Ingisaa Ansna Saith
aaiicissla 81 ias faFmaeias Dc primer
srasn, gess O. Psysgh. bsE ie2 San
gaan.-P,
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- soa-sapsEsiE'. En psFfseto ss-
thao. paFa pAsso y viaiss. Mitad de pre-
cia. InformaFan p. o. Box 26.-san
gnaR. r. R.-P.
MA0NIFIcO SOLAR. 500 metros en-
10 AvsnicA ds Diego. ~ vends barato.
81 esatAao. InfoEmsFA Joaquin villa
Hn u-6
Observation-Disclosures
R~x Allen II. Tel. 1925
San Juan, II. r.
ReparamOs Maqui-
a. "a
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GAAahETEs gFandss eontenisndo
- hstsnes anos nsgFos sn vaFias
fpEmaa y para tEaisa ssaoFa y Eellsnoa
een un bsnits snrtido Dc postales. Re-
Iuitsnss poT tres d6laFss C. o. ID.
''Fost Gard DealsE''. BOx ass. San
Jnan. r. n-ii-ia
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck
Leipsc, Brenford and Their Vicinites.

Personals-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Far
row and daughter Evelyn, of Hartley,
are spending a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Loder of near Clayton.
Mr.. Oscar Sapp is critically ill at
his home on Smyrna Avenue.-Mrs.
Della V. Hugg, Clayton, attended a
reception and shower on Thursday,
October &c, given for Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cats, of Hillcrest, in honor of
their recent marriage, at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cats at Carcroft, Del. About $50
guests were present. Mrs. Cats was
formerly Miss Margaret Ramsey, of
Philadelphia, Pa.-Mr. Henry Ander-
son, of Philadelphia, Mr.. Harry A.
Tati, of Camden, N. j., and Mr.. Gil
bert Mitchell Cats of Wilmington,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Teat.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

ter, Mary Catherine, are visiting in
Philadelphia.-Mr and Mrs. Benja-
min Bedwell entertained company on
Sunday.-Mr Gamaliel Garrison and
daughter entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Rynear Slaughter and daughter, Clara
Nancy on Sunday.-Miss Helen Hud
son spent the week END with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Crossley
Sr.-Mr. Harry Heite spent Sunday
in Kenton.-Mrs. w. S. Arthurs and
Mrs. John Litus spent Monday with
Miss Mary English and Mrs. Rachel
Van Gasken in Smyrna.-Mrs. Jos.
Phillips, of Dover, has been visiting
Mrs. Wilbur Wilds.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Clark spent the weekend in
Philadelphia.-Mr. Stephen G. Wal
ker spent Sunday and Monday in Phil
adelphia.
The Young Married Peoples Bible
Glass who held a supper on Friday,
October 27, cleared over eighty dol
lars.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
BLACKBIRD
Long Drought Has Made Several
Wells Go Dry.-Other Happenings

Long Drought Has Made Several
Wells Go Dry.-Other Happenings
Blackbird, October 31.-While sew
eral places around Black bird have had
rain, this town and immediate locality
has been without a soaking rain in
weeks until now the we'll water supply
is beginning to get very low and in
some instances give out. The insult
ficient we'll supply caused the "Rest-a-
While Tea House to close down much
sooner than would have been the case
had there been plenty of water. The
ground is very dry and farmers have
had considerable trouble to get in
their wheat. 1t has been the longest
and one of the worst droughts in
years.
The Red Cross Drive in Blackbird
Hundred is being conducted by Mrs.
J. A. Buckson. The drive begins the
18th of November. Every one who
desires to renew his or her member
ship will confer a favor by sending
the $1.00 subscription to Mrs. Buck
son at Blackbird.
The Young Peoples Branch (Y. P.
b. will hold a supper at Blackbird
Church, Friday, November 10th.
Chicken salad, fried oysters and bis
cults will be served. Supper so cents
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frame Albert Hill
and little daughter, Florence, of
Southampton, Ontario, Canada, who
have been spending a time with Miss
Anna E. Keen at Blackbird returned
home last Thursday.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

The discontinuance of the Sunday
night mail service on the Delaware di-
vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad
has caused much dissatisfaction
among business men. This mail al
lowed business men, especially mer-
chants, to send mail on Sunday and
have it in the hands of business firms
in Wilmington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and other cities on Monday morn
ing, and was great convenience. By
the discontinuance of this service, bus
mess men cannot get mail off until
Monday morning. 1t is likely the
railway mail service will be petitioned
to restore the mail. This mail affects
Dover, Milford, Middletown and other
places, but not Clayton and Smyrna
which did not receive the service.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
TOWNSEND
Halloween Party Enjoyed BY School
Children-PersOnals


Children-PersOnals
Townsend, October 31.-Hallowe'e
passed off with the usual frolic among
the young people. One of the most
enjoyable parties was the one given at
the School Auditorium by the pupils
of Prof. Wiley and Miss Ratledges
room. The decorations were unique
and the program of a Halloween ma
ture.
An event of much interest and like
wise of unusual character, was the
birthday party given at the home of
Ernest Weldon and wife, on Sunday
Oct. p when Mr.Weldon and brother
John, who are twins, observed the oc-
casiOn in a highly pleasing manner
and were generously congratulated by
friends during the day. A big dinner
and other social activities were fea-
lures of the happy occasion.
Leon Buckson went to the Delaware
Hospital on Wednesday to undergo an
operation for appendicitis, from which
he had suffered for several days, but
which became more acute a day or so
before leaving for the hospital.
Darwin Beardsley and Miss Dorothy
Beardsley went on an auto trip to Mil
ton and on their return stopped at
Lincoln City, from where they return
ed on Tuesday morning having visit
ed relatives there.
Harry and John Isaacs, sons of
Harry Isaacs and wife, accompanied
by their uncle, w. E. Wright, enjoyed
a sightseeing trip to New York and
while there witnessed the Worlds
Series games and other things of
special interest, during the day.
Dallas Hart and wife entertained at
cards on Saturday evening. Those
present were: Sudler King and wife,
Irving Hart and wife, J. A. Hart, Jr.,
and wife, Mrs. Raymond Jones, Davis
Bell and wife, Misses Helen Reynolds,
Elizabeth Bennett, Ethel Daniels and
Reba Rittenhouse; Messrs. Hart Scott
John Lawrence, Clifford Clark, Avery
Donovan and Harry Segelken.
/ Personals.-Rev. G. P. Jones, who
has been on the sick list is better
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Marvel were recent
visitors of Charles Marvel and wife
of Chester, Pa.-Mr. and Mrs. J. Clar-
ence Hutchison had as guests recently
William Derrickson, and wife, Of
Deakyneville.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Deakyne, Mrs. Edna Wiggin and Mrs
Daisy johnson were Smyrna visitors
last week-Rev. J. H. Wiley, of New
York City, visited d. B. Maloney anC
Miss Ethelwyn ]. Maloney for severa
days last week.-Harold r. Outten ha.
returned home from Malvern, Pa, af
ter spending week with his sister
Mrs. c. f. Boehlmer.-Miss Georgis
Wiggin, of the University of Della
ware, spent the weekend with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wig
gin.-Mrs. ]. o. Foraker, Miss Rebec
ca Bramble and Miss Maude Brambl
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Julia Burri
at Blackiston.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Landing and son, Mrs. NJ. S. Mitchell
and Jesse Hutchins, of Wilmington
spent Sunday with Raymond Jone
and wife.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

at the front door of the school build
ing of the Smyrna Special School
District on South Street in
the Town of Smyrna,
Kent County Della
ware
The following described houses, to-
gether with out-buildings, to be re-
moved at the expense of the pur-
chasers from the land where they now
stand, viz
(A) That certain two-story, frame
dwelling with outbuildings situated
on the southerly side of South Street
in the Town of Smyrna, Delaware,
known as the Jester house. Possess
sion to be given the purchaser on or
before March 25th, 1923 and the build
ings to be removed by the purchaser
at his expense on or before the 25th
day of May A. D. 1923.
OBJ That certain row of houses,
consisting of four (4) two-story, frame
dwellings with outbuildings. situated
on the southerly side of Frazier Street
in the Town of Smyrna, Delaware,
known as the Leonard A. Collins
Frazier Street property. Possession
to be given the purchaser on or before
March 1st, 1928 and the buildings to
be removed by the purchaser at his
expense on or before the 1st day of
May A. d. 1923.
TERMS:-Twenty (20) per cent of
the purchase money must be paid the
undersigned on the day of sale and
the residue of the purchase money of
(A) to be paid on or before the 25th
day of May 1923 and the residue of
the purchase money of OBJ to be paid
on or before the list day of May A. D.
1923.
The percentage to be paid on the
day of sale will be treated as part of
the purchase money if the other terms
of the sale are complied with, other
wise it will be forfeited for non-com-
pliance.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
BY c. w. w. Schantz,
ll-l-2t Secretary
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
KENTON
Items of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About Town

Items of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About Town
Kenton, November 1.1Personals.-
Miss Catherine Johns, of Kenton, and
Harry Heite, of Dover, surprised their
friends by slipping away to Baltimore
and being quietly married Saturday,
October 21st.-Mr. Stephen G. Wal
ker is spending the week with Mrs.
j. E. Wiley and family.-Mrs. G. d.
Garrison and daughter, Ruth Jean
spent last Wednesday with her sister,
Mrs. ]. w. Arthurs.-Mrs. John Etus,
of Wilmington, is visiting Mrs. w. S.
Arthurs.-Mrs. Laura Greenwell is
visiting relatives in Kenton.-Mrs. w.
B. Hazel entertained company on Sun
day.-Mrs. Austin Smith spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bush, near Dover.-Dr. Z. F. Smith
and family spent Sunday at Ridgely,
Md.-Mrs. Harriet Money has been
visiting in Harrington.-Bryan and
Dewey Crossley spent last Tuesday in
Wilmington.-Mr. Jacob Crossley, Sr.,
was in Philadelphia, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Benjamin Bedwell and Marie
Bedwell were away part of last week.
Mrs. Herman Wilds and two chill
dren were in Marydel last Wednes-
day.-Mrs. James X. Pinder and sons,
were in Wilmington last Wednesday.
Mrs. Stephen G. Walker and daugh-
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

A birthday party was held in honor
of w. S. Collision on Saturday even
ing. The house was decorated with
ferns and chrysanthemums. The eve
ming was spent in playing games and
music, refreshments being served at a
late hour. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Crozier and Helen
Crozier, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, Mr..
and Mrs. Lapau, Mr.. and Mrs. C. j.
Hill, Robert Hollett, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mack
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cats, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Knots, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Sapp and son, Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Scout, Mrs. Herman Sevil, Mrs.
Howell Sevil, Mrs. Harry Stevens,
Mrs. Frank Savin, Mrs. James Mon
tague, Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs. Rach-
ael Warren, Miss Mary Ross, Miss
Elsie Allen, Miss Sue Baynard, George
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Collision.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Satterfeld
delightfully."- entertained a number of
their friends Friday evening at their
home "Heartsease", near Townsend.
The event was a costume affair and
the home was very prettily decorated
with autumn leaves, fodder and Jack
o. Lanterns. The guests were enter
tanned by dancing and games. Among
those present were, Miss Pauline
Pryor, Geneva Pryor, Rebecca Van
Pelt, Virginia Jones, Ella Hawkins,
Grace Satterfeld, Raymond Mabrey,
Roland Mills Raymond Wright, Alvin
Pryor, Clayton; Stella Rheim, Scott
Rheim, Stanley Townsend, of Town
send; Grace Peacock and Clifton Pea
cock, of Colt, Nd; Vida KENNY, Tay-
lors Bridge; Mrs. Harry Bubeck, Mrs.
Herman Kumple and Joseph Kumple,
Odessa; Elizabeth Turner, Norwood,
Pa; and Samuel Phillips, John Z.
Phillips, William S. Patterson, Will
liam Draper and ]. Earl Pryor of the
University of Delaware, Newark. +,
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

Mr.. Clarence Donovan, of West
Street, Clayton, left Thursday for
Philadelphia to accept a position as
bookkeeper at the Presbyterian Hos
pital.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
WANTED

Highest Cash Prices Paid for Live
or Dressed Poultry and Eggs.
HAROLD J. CARRoW,
Phone 187 r 81 Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

Mrs. William Hollett and Mrs. Isaac
Sinex attended the Red Cross luncheon
meeting at the dupont Hotel Friday.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given 'lar al,'.l b !
sons are forbidd hunting g. n
otherwise trespassing Oh D'
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Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
CLAYTON

Mrs. Edward Donovan entertained
at her home on West street, a party
of friends from Maryland recently.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

Rally Day will be observed at Trim
ity Church on Sunday next, the 5th
of November. There will be usual
session of the Church School at 2.3O
p. M, and the Bishop of the Diocese
will be present at the service i'm
mediately following. Let every mem
ber of the Church, ,and its friends come
out to give the Bishop a welcome and
hear the special message he will have
for his spiritual children.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

A Halloween party was given by
Roland Sinex, Tuesday evening. The
room was prettily decorated for the
occasion. Different kinds of maskers
were in attendance from sailor boy to
Palm Beach, dandies. Those present
were Messrs. E. Lafferty, Reynolds
Pratt, Sevil Keys, Billie Keys, Nolan
Bennett, Hugh Davis, Earl Vansant,
Rider Jones, Roland Sinex, Clifton
Wallace, Ray Lewis, William Pinder,
Hugh Clothier, Clarence WELLER.
Misses Ruth Jenkins, Hester Miller,
Ruth Burris, Clara Gooding, Louise
Sevil, Beatrice Leverage, Mary Attix,
Katherine Hollett and Margaret Hard
esty.