davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-26

z Francle, kdyz Sc pokusil je
til z Hampstead, Long Island, /
re jeho aeroplan, jenz da Sc
''fordkou vzduchu".
pax: "Znas neco vzacnejsiho /
v me risi?" Ale sedlak zakyval
hlavou: 'sZnamv' A kdyz kral
zadal, ably pov6del, co by Sc
mohlo aspon vyrovnat tomu
nahromad6nemu bohatstvi,
rekl sedlak jen: "Majovy de-
stik"!
Zda Sc, ze pozdejsi a zapad-
nj vypraveci nemeli jiz toho
bystreho ddvtipu te velkory-
sc filosofie: aspon pozdejsi ia
kove pohadky a hadanky jsou
strojenejsi a meme vybrouse-
ny. Znate ma priklad hovor CT
saTe oracem, ktery ma otaz-
ku neznameho pana, kolik den
me vydela jak ze mzdy zije,
|odpovfda, ze dostava osm Pc
|nizi, kterych dvema plati
duh, diva uklada, diva zahazu-
lie a dvema Sc vykupuje. A
|kdyz cisar nerozumi, dodava,
ze diva penize dava svym ro-
dicdm, diva ma sve deti, diva ma
svou vyzivu diva almuznou.
laby Sc vykoupil dobrymi skut-
ky ocistce. Vypraveci dodava
iii jeste n6kdy zert o oracove
chytrosti: cisar mu zakaze RI
lei O tom nekomu, dokud opet
lnespatrf jeho tvar. Jede domI
! a da tn hadanku svym dvora-
mum. Jeho palecek zepta Sc slu
by, kan cisaf. jel, dojde k ora
ci, da mu dukaty a dovf Sc od-
poved'. Kdyz cisar vy6ita ora
'covi, ze no neposlechl, vymlou-
va Sc orac, re mu Palecek dial
dukaty a ma tech dukatech
pry spatril tvar toho, ktery s
MIN mluvil. Jina obmena ta-
kove mravoucne rozmluvy je
hovor cisare Sc 'staEickym Sc
dlakem. ktery ma sotazku, jak
Sc dozil tax znacneho veku,
Ipravf,aze jedi jen stary chleb,
pill stare vino a wal 81 mladou
zenu,,
Postupem casu stavaii Sc 2
ltechto povidek 0 selskem dd-
vtipu, ktere Sc pIvodne podo-
baji mravoucnym parabolam,
zertovne posmesne povfdky, ne
|kdy dost obhroubleho razu.
lCfsar setka Sc ma vyjfzdce s
orajfcfm sedlakem, zkousi sam
|orat - motiv, ktery byl zvlast
" dobe roboty velmi obliben-
a pozve sedlaka do hradu. Sc
Idak nemaje tusenf $ kym mlu-
Ivil, vezme svemu mestskemu
znamemu kosfk novych bram-
|bor. Cisaf sc mu da poznat,
nasype mu "a brambory kosfk
|plny dukati. Lakomy staro-
sta, jenz drzi s vrchnostf a IT,
Ira sedlaky, rad by take ziskal
Ivzacny dar cd cfsare a posle
|mu par vranfki. Cfsaf mu Ia
inc posle ty brambory s vyri-
zenfm, re je to to nejdrazsi,
co kdy koupil.
j v robotni dobe radi 81 vypra-
well, jak sedlak Sc panim vii
'Ipem medal. Je tom mnoho po
ividek, ale celkem se opakuje
Item9r stale totez. Pani Sc pta-
LII sedlaka ma smfch, proc ma
bradu cernou a vlasy bile -
la sedlak Odpovfda. ze prOto.
,ponevadz vlasy jsou starsf nez
vousy. Cfsaf posadf 81 sedlaka
ke stolu vedle sebe ma pravo,
|da pax dvoranu ma levo hrst
1mouky, aby il dial dal, nez vsak
j. hrst dojde k sedlakovi, zmizf.
Cisar da "a to zertem dvofa-
novi lehounky pohlavek. dvo-
ran no dava dal, pohlavek ide
k sedlakovi stale silnejsf. Ale
sed1ak nroh1aSf. ze ie zvvk1V
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-26

ale kdyz je jich nemotorne !.
uzito, projevujf velmi ureite
tendenci, v dobe roboty ma
proste bezpravnosti zemedel-
skeho lidu tesit Sc povidkami, |
v nichz sedlak vyzraval mad
pany. Nemcova dala teto tou-
re rozkosny 1tvar We SVEN !
spracovanf stareho zertu cerl
tove svakrovi. Kdyz Nesyta "a
svou sluzbu v pekle ziska ne
citanych penez, zalozi st'ast-
nou dedinu Vysluhov, preplati
vojsko, ktere kral ma neho po-)
sila a ma kon&c ovsem dostane
princeznu, je v tom snu 0 svo-
bodne obci, ktera Sc uhajila
proti panskemu nasili, hodne
svobodomyslneho ducha v do
be, kdy vladla jeste robota.
Trochu naivnejsi takovou
selskou pohadku vyrobil uz ma
rozmezf sedmnacteho osmna
cteho stoleti neznamy cesky
autor ze stare latky kouzel-
ne brasne, z ktere skacou voja
ci a z povesti 0 Rybrcoulovi. U
bohy sedlacek, kteremu vrany
- Rybrcoulovi holubi = 20
bou hrach ma poll, dostane cd
Rybrcoula mosnu, z ktere W.
skakuji husari. Ma zpatecni
ceste ziska pomocf te mosny
mlynek, ktery mele penize, ser
|vit, ktery skyta bohatou hosti-
nu a plast', ktery libezne hra-
lie. Dovedete 81 pfedstavit, jak
lie pax ma vsi, kde ,fobotnfci ce-
" den hoduji, tancf nakonec
lpomocf husari vypraskaji pan
ske draby z vesnice. Je oprav-
du az teskno cist tyto naivni
zerty, jez. tax casio nachazite
pax ceskem lidovem podani
a pomyslit, jaci ubozaci Sc il
mi tesili We sv6 bide.
Ia snaha, ulevit 81 aspon V
pohadce cd THY roboty, PROBE
villa Sc take v povfdce vaz-
nejsi tendenci, ktera Sc pri-
piala ma 'cisare Josefa, ienz Sc
'zdal robotnikIm vykupitelem,
jak to krasne vylicil Smilovsky
We sve rozkosne povfdce 0 Do
brovskem. Nelze povedit ja-
kou vaznostf jakym drama
tickym vypjetim povidal tako-
w chud'as ma vsi o cfsari Jose
fowl, ktery slouzil "a pacholka
Slysel jsem to vypravet v le-
tech osmdesatych Cd stareho
''hofera" v Jarcove ma Valas-
sku. Zacal 1mysln6 jakoby ne
dbale, jak cfsar pfevlecen ne
mohl ma vsi dostat noclehu. a
kdyz no jeden chud'as wal k
sobe, slibil, ze pojede rano
misto n6ho ma robotu. Rano Sc
dmysme omeskaval, by nepri-
jel ma pole dffv, nez bylo pri-
kazano vladimir narizenim.
PAX Sc jiz vypravec rozohno-
val, kdyz lfcil, jak drab Sci ma
cfsare $ lfskovkou, jak no u
deril, kdyz domnely pacholek
stal ma SVEN pravu a vypravec
div neplakal rozcilenfm, kdyz
volal dsty cisare: "Zadrz! Ne
Wis, kohos uderil!" A pax L.
smevem lfcil, jak cfsar ukazal
pod kabatem svoji hvezdu, dal
draba ob9sit sedlakovi zlaty
mi pismenami ma pergamenu
shodil robotu."
T6chto texti bude uz nyni v
lidovem podanf jist6 ubyvat, a.
lie mono, ze objevf sc zas v
jine podobe - zivot Lack zda
Sc opravdu vecny. z tech. co
nejsou vyvolany jen urcitym
prostfedfm, vzpomfnam ma ko-
nee jest9 jedne. kterou tax
pekne vypravel Hruska z
Chodska uhlfri, ktera vsak Sc
Caste objevuje 0 chudem sedla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-26

chode je pohadka 0 zlatem plu
hu majovem desti. Povfm il
|celkovym obsahem, ne v tech
kusych textech, v kterych Sc
hojne vyskyta: Jeden kral, KITE
ry 81 myslil, ze je nejbohatsi
re vsech krali ma svet9, dal 81
udelat zlaty pluh a vyjel 81 s
MIN ma pole. Dvofane obdivo-
vail zlaty pluh j kralovskeho
GRACE, ale sedlak, ktery oral
svoji hubenou kravkou ma sou
sednfm poll Sc small. Kral Sc
rozhneval a porucil sedlakovi,
aby uhodl, kolik stojf zlaty
ipluh ~ neuhodne-li, bude s
MIN zle. Sedlak sc nerozmyslel
| a rekl: "Kralovska milosti,
vim jen tolik, ze rozhodne sto-
il tvij zlaty pluh min nez mdj
drevenyw A kdyz Sc kral to-
mu podivil, dodal: "Podivej Sc
jen, jak vypada tvoje brazda
a jak moje." Kral byl dost du-
chaplny, ably tuto vtipnou Cd
+, poved' uznal, ale chtel pokofit
sedlaka svym nesmfrnym bo-
hatstvfm. Wal no sebou do sv6
no palace, ukazoval mu vse-
Icky sve poklady a ptal Sc ho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
NEW PICTURE NOT
EASY FOR T0RRENCE

CiEBret rolling claSHl The director
OF 'RuRElos OF Red Gap" now hay'
ing showinKg nj the Strand. had such
elass during tho filming OF that
picture IN Hollywood.
Between shots he walked 20 table
~ the rear Of the Get where sat Er.
nest Terrence. a featured character
player in Paramount pictures, ear.
nestly rolling ciearet after eignret.
For heavens sake. hurry"
laughed The director. you've got TO
roll 'cm In two seconds fiat In the
next scene
And Terrence. dressed In cutaway,
high collar m everything for the
first time In his screen career. des-
pcrately tried 10 twist the tiny things
together with his great hands.
'Rugglos. show the gentleman how
10 roll EN-"
Edward Horton. who plays tho role
OF Bugglcs. made a few passes over
the bag Of Butt and. presto. a beau.
tifuily shaped cigarct was the result.
law. Jimmy" pleaded Terrence,
''let me smoke my old pipe instead"
But the director insisted that he
roll en- until he became perfect.
And poor Ernest Terrence kept on
shaving until his 4O.oo0th cigaret had
been turned out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead
OF taking tonlcs. or trying TO patch
up poor digestion. they are at
lacking the real cause Of the all
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bowels.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
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way. When the liver and bowels
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Have you bad taste, coated
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trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for
calomel
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets ARE a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You viii know
them by their olive color. They do
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Take one or two at bedtime for
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
OLD PORT wine MINGLED
WITH OLIVE OLA BOON
TO GOOD HEALTH
P0RT0IIVE

Portolve builds up brain. nerve
and body. IT rcchargcs the run.
down nerve battery II brings bnck
tho old gusto to go get the things
YOU are ambitious for,
A simple, food.value. tone.up.vnluo
combination of rare old port wine
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combined with other IA health.
tonlng ingredients,
II restores in fatigue, guards tho
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Influenza and fortifles the system
against those serious ailments which
strike in the early months OF spring
when the body Is AT lowtlde,
All druggists have Portollye.--Ad.
vertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

of mercury that can safely touch
the human body.
Think what this means to the or
binary household. All the risk
of bottle of deadly poison on
the shelf Is eliminated. Even a
child is safe with Zonite. Yet,
apart from this fact, Zonite as an
antiseptic actually represents n
long stride forward in the field
of preventive medicine.
Zonite is in use today in many
hospitals. Its position is thor
oughly established. 1t can be
used freely. 1t is non-poisonous.
non.caustic, non-irritating. Your
physician will substantiate these
statements. Ask him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
STRAND

Harry Leon Wilson's popular
story. RugEics ot Red Gap is be.
ing presented on the screen at tho
strand ,irater this wctk with Lois
wilson and Ernest Terrence as the
main characters. Thr story deals
with ihn daily happenings In a Ut.
,lo town In tho Northwest pcopled
Nv rough and ready rRnchera. Ed.
ward Horton. LOUISE Dresser and
FRITZ Rldgeway are included In the
playing cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
PALACE HIP

Dorothy MacKnill. herself a
former zlegfcld Foilica quoon. plays
the part Of hvauty of the follica Ia
her big picture. The Fair Cheat"
which Is now being presented aA the
screen feature AZ the Palace HIP.
Tlre story II an interesting ono and
Miss Mackaill gives good por.
trayni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Have you a deadly poison
in your home?
No need fO rick IF
No need to risk it

"DUT / have always under
- stood that the non.poiSon-
Gus antiseptics like peroxide of
hydrogen were weak and really
useless for germicidal purposes.
So speaks the intelligent owner
of a medicine chest. and she is
right, so far as the usual mild"
antiseptics are concerned.
But Zonite is different. 1t is a
non-poisonous antiseptic. but not
mild" Its gerrnicidal power is
seyenty-fye times greater than
peroxide. Not only that, but
Zonitc is actually forty times
as effective as the strongest solu-
ton Of carbolic acid or bichloride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
COLUMBIA

4 picture Of the outdoors u Of
fercd in ''Thc RnmbHu' Kld," Hioot
Gnison'a newest starring vehicle,
which is showing az the Columbia
This week. Mountains and plains
serve as the locale for tho story. a
real Western drama. Gibson IN seen
ga a true wcsNrnsr and a horse.
man % ability who rides a wild
homo To victory in the annual rodeo
racr. Laura IA Plan, supports him
in the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

'"rhe Love piker" ia which tho
star Is now btlns secn at the Blue
Mouse. BE- a mrlndpmaiie comedy
and offers her an excellent oppor'
tunlty Tor brilliant acting Her role
Is that of "a girl whose wealth and
pride eombatu her love Romance
is gi,vn play In the story which
H entertaining and well presented.
Robert rruzer ~ Miss Stewards
leading man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
WINTER GARDEN

Charles Jones has ono or the
fastest and most interesting roles
he has ever taken In tbs screen
version OF Byron Morgun's success.
fui story. skid Proof" which is
showing now at the Winter Garden.
The story u described as a whlrl.
wind melodmma embracing the race
track, movie studio and airplanes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
coIIsEu

a drama Of old France. with t,s
nobility and knightly chivalry. Is
presented in Norma Talmadge's
latest production. Ashes OF Ven.
ecanee." which n deliKhting big
audiences az the Coliseum now.
Massive sets and beautiful costumes
lrr feature OF the picture which
81 declared tho lest MISS Talmadgo
bus cVvr made Conway Tcnrlc and
Wallace Becry are included IN The
.ast supporting the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczema or
other skin troubles You can have
a clear, healthy skin by using zemo
obtained at any drug store for csc,
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Zemo generally removes Plmples,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
COLONIAL.

How love came 20 the lonely
daughter or missionary in the
South Sea Islands forms the story
Of Where the Pavement Ends" n
perturbation Of John Russelra story,
which Is the Coionlni's present fea.
ture Alice Terry and Hnmo n
Navarro play the principal roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
ACTOR IS
BACK ON SCREEN

WHY Van. Yttcran o. me bIlyor
sheet who started his career some
years ago with tho old vitagraph
company. has returned 10 the screen
after an absence OF more than five
years. Ills comeback has been dc.
iightful surprise 10 motion picture
fans and his latest picture. since Ibis
Fojourn on the vaudeville stage. ~
The Duyin' Fool now being re-.
vcaiod a. the Liberty thenter II ~
ia picture especially suited 10 the tai.
ents OF WBliy and gives the youth
ful pioneer a splendid opportunity
10 gain added lnurelH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
INDIGESTION, GAS,
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The moment you eat tablet OF
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package guaranteed by druggist to
overcome stomach rouhe.-Adver.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
MEaInERs OF RAINIER CHAP

NIEAIUEItS UF NlIINfFN NfIffF'
TER. Daughters Of the American
Revolution, win hold n rummagc
sale at the Farmers Public market.
westlakc ave. and Virginia st.. oc.
toDsr lG and II. according to an.
nouncemcnt Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Women Voters Will
Hold Meeting Here

Members Of the Washington State
League OF Women Voters viii hold
their third annual meeting here No.
vcmber and .. Il has been an
nounced by Mn. W. S, Griswold
president Sessions viii be held al
the Y. W. c. 4. auditorium and al
Meany hal. AZ the university. The
first day Will be given over 10 routine
business and the second 20 a school
for citizenship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

LIBERTY
Comedy drama Is tho keynote ~
''rhe pryin Fool, the feature a,
tbs Liberty Ia which Wally Van,
popular veteran picture star re-.
turns To the screen The big par,
of the story is a cross-country au
tomobile drive with all the comical
experiences of tlsc riders Van has
aH amusing part and IN his support
Patsy Ruth Miller gives an interest
ing portrayal
BLUE MOUSE
Anita Stewards newest picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
ToDAY'S PROGRAMS

COLISEUM 49, Norma IaimadEr in
"Ashrs nf Nenkranee.
LIBERTY 49, walb Nan la "ihr
hriNiu' Foot"
nIUE MOUSE 80 Anita stewart in
The love rikcr"
srHANn-isrnrst rsrrsnrc aud tots
Miisan In "iiuEElrs 81 He'd tap
cot MIA 80 Hent Dihsan in ne
Namhiin' Kid"
tuioNtNt - Where tho Pavement
hnds
WINTER GARDEN - charles Jones
m s~Aid rraaf"
sTAGL
nRriiItM 49, Gcafgo Nash hsadink
vaudeville biii.
tilALtU-Nii King and company 10
IN. tiby,"
lANTAGt.s-Nariei}. vaudeville.
rAt AIE iiIt-Nsud-Niiir and phar
trpiay. The ialr cheat"
OlA Mi'iC-t Comedy farce. Peek Inn.
Smyrna times., 1923-02-28
FARM BUREAU MOVIE SHOWS
New Castle Farm Bureau to Give a
Series of Demonstrations Thru County

New Castle Farm Bureau to Give a
Series of Demonstrations Thru County
The Farm Bureau has gone in for
the movie. Frank F. Yearsley of
Marshallton, President of the New
Castle County Farm Bureau believes
that the series of moving picture
shows that will be held thru the Coun-
ty during March is going to be a novel
and educational movement of much
Importance. County Agent r. o..
Bausman has arranged for the use of
motion picture protector and set
Of attractive reels. 1t requires two
hours to run off the set. The first
reel, "Milk and Honey" is a dairy
romance. A farmer goes in for i'm
proved methods of agriculture. His
profits increase, his son falls in love
with a reputable neighbor's daughter
and everybody is happy. The Farm
Bureau Comes to Pleasantview" is a
picture portraying the farmers of the
community getting in touch with the
Extension Agencies of the County.
Farming becomes more profitable, a
wholesome atmosphere developes in
the community, and the picture ends
with big community dance where
everybody between the ages of sixteen
and eighty set their feet to music.
'The Happier Way" will be a spell
binder for the ladies. The itinerary
of the meetings follow: Townsend
Friday, March 2; Stanton, Monday
March 5; Odessa, Tuesday, March 6;
Glasgow, Wednesday, March z; Fair
view, Thursday, March 8; Middletown
Friday, March 8; Hockessin, Monday
March 12; Bear, Tuesday, March 13.
Smyrna times., 1923-02-28
BETTER METHOD FOR FARMERS
Maryland Farmers Meet to Discuss
Proper Way for Marketing Produce

Looking toward a better marketing
method for perishable produce grown
in the counties of Worcester, Somer-
set, Wicomico, Dorchester and Caro-
lima, meeting of farmers was held
in Salisbury last week for the pur-
pose of discussing and adopting the
necessary steps. The meeting was
called at the instance of DR.. F. B.
BOmberger, extension marketing Spe-
cialist and S. B. Shaw, extension hor-
ticulturist. The slip-shod methods of
grading and shipping such produce as
cucumbers, cantalOupeS and potatoes
were criticized. 1t was shown that but
little attention has been given the
proper manner of grading and stand
ardizing packages and as a result
farmers have suffered in the attempt
to compete with like produce placed
upon the city marketstfrom other sec
tiOns. A survey of the five counties
has been made by the University of
Maryland Extension Service to ascer-
tain the quality of perishable produce
shipped last year and the average
price obtained for the varieties. 1t
was found that in many instances the
price was about one dollar less per
package. In each case the wholesale
houses contributed the loss to the two
causes named and to too numerous
varieties of a commodity
At its close the sense of the meet
ing was that farmers in this section
of the Peninsula should adopt the
L. S. Standard package, standard
varieties and standard grade for all
produce placed upon the markets. In
sections where cantalOupes is the
principal money-making crop for the
farmer, this would mean that the fruit
should be graded according to the size
in circumference and abolish as far as
expedient varieties of the melon that
are not highly reproductive. This
method of marketing, it was explain
ed, has been adopted and maintained
by Colorado and other states so that
the city customers know when purch-
aSing a certain grade the fruit bought
will meet with requirements estab-
lished for that grade. The same will
apply to other products grown in the
counties. Some time will be consum-
ed in bringing about this condition
but it appears to be the prevailing
opinion among the farmers that its
adoption offers the only means for
future success in competing with other
sections of the country.
An organization similar to the Farm
Bureau operating in the five counties
was suggested to replace the numer-
Gus small cooperative marketing
agencies now operating. This organ
izatiOn, it was proposed, would estab-
lish community packing houses thru
which the farm produce of that par
ticular section would be graded and
packed. Here only standard grades
and packages would bear a label tell
ing correctly of its exact contents.
Another meeting may be held in a
few days, probably in Cambridge.
Smyrna times., 1923-02-28

the Negro at school elections, but
many white citizens of the State as
well. There is no use of. anyone now
trying to say they thought it dis
franchised only the Negro voters.
You all knew and understood dis
tinctly that it disfranchised not only
the Negro voters, but many white vo-
ters as we'll"
Would Bar Negro Voters
at may be a confession of ignOr-
ance on my part" said Representative
Nelson, Democrat, "but did not un-
derstand there was any such prOvi-
sion in this amendment. But l did
vote to keep the Negro from voting
at a white election. However, l had
no idea, so help me God, that it would
affect the parOchial schools or any
other white mans schools, or white
voters. l did vote to keep the Negro
out, and l will vote five thousand
times to keep the Negro from voting
at any white district school election.
Smyrna times., 1923-02-28
AGREED ON DOVER POSTMASTER
Senator Ball Recommends William
SatterfieId For the Position

Senator L. Heisler Ball Thursday
recommended to the Postmaster Cen
eral the appointment of William Sat
terfield to be postmaster at Dover.
The department will probably for
ward the appointment of Mr.. Satter-
field to the President Immediately for
his approval. 1t is expected that
President Harding will forward the
nomination to the Senate so that Mr..
Satterfeld may be confirmed before
the close of the present session of
Congress. Mr.. Satterfeld has been
acting postmaster at Dover for some
months, and the recommendation of
Senator Ball Friday settles this post
mastership for another four years.
Senator Ball and former Senator T.
c. dupont failed to agree last sum-
mer on the appointment for Dover
and the matter was held up.
Smyrna times., 1923-02-28

The body of Mrs. Eunity B. Layton,
who died at "Kirkwood," in the Chest
nut Hill District of Philadelphia, on
Saturday, February II, was taken
to Dover on Tuesday for interment in
Lakeside cemetery. Services were held
in the First Baptist Church upon
the arrival Of the noon train from
Philadelphia, and were conducted by
the pastor, DIR. Charles A. Walker.
She was the widow of Albert T. Lay
ton, a longtime resident of Dover.
Smyrna times., 1923-02-28
Unusual Gastric Juice in Rodents

The gastric juice in a rat is differ
ent from that of any other animal!
Scientists have perfected a prepara-
tiOn that absolutely destroy them.
Rats carry deadly disease and must
be wiped outl Use Royal Guaranteed
Rat Paste to-day. 25c & Soc tubes.
Sold and guaranteed by
WILLIAM NORRIS, Smyrna, Del.
CLIFTON & JONES, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1923-02-28

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