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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
THE WEATHER TAKES
- A SUDDEN CHANCE.

The weather took quite suua
wbsn last Saturday mornine'
- snvs from Iowa and NeorasAS.
wsys W. yividiy reminded OF the days ..
t,va wears ago. The sno"
came down on decided sisH. ma
skidded before the gale behind auna
inss and fences forming the firs' nr .sr,
.nowdrifts we have seen IN man. -,
raars However. 1t was quite mi.u m
compared with some of the ol,l1a,a' ,'as,
~ haxe seen ON the prairies OF ~es'
avn iowa The fellow that was DOT
( raw,ns trouble and imagined IN
A 80, nrds were coming out to soor
y can get by the fire more oo" ~
: with the mercury down ar'unu "
zero mark.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
The -loca4re.TrrYs rave built up a
ppoop sows BRING GOOD PRICE

large crowd attended 'n
-ool Jersey SOW sale last FRIDAY
tarnoon at the Payette A
House There were buyers from :
narts of the state. the amour.
were not sufficient to supply 'h
uand several buyers went away ue
annointed in not being able to secu. (
one Of these thoroughbred so"s y
;rnnrove their herd. There -s
,birtv-three gifts and four
vsarlines sold bringing as hisn -
Elk 90 per head. the average ioi -
81 sold was $4,000. five
sbinned to the eastern part OF -
state and four to the northern pa,
these sows were raised on - -
Duroc Jersey farm, two and OH :,
miles northwest Of Payette on =
o oregon side, and were all resis'e'e
stock.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
MORE ORGANIZATIONS

The people of Payette anu
vars given an opportunity
Tsdax evening to hear the primer
nails and the purpose OF tne hn h--
Elan as given by L Z Berger
-,a II Is the intention TO Sc
r,emhers for the organization
at this place This the people nav
nsrfect right to do and II Ol1Il0A
- ,ba organization is started al
nresume it will be the
j,sn,ion to promote the better me-
s,s of the community, however We
coo no real reason ar the preseA-'
for sueh an organization FaE-
a,ta is already organized into s'ie' -
.o.is,ies. clubs and associations UNI
= the people can scarcely take care .
their business affairs
i So far as law and order Is
. rs5 Payette County STANDS
a c,ass a.. we have officers VINO nav
30 ,.r haen able TO cope with the 81
\ na,ion without the assistance Oh az
10 acrat society. We are not at1eiA :
&c &c iny to say what the hlan might
eu IL established here, for we 90 =
OF rnow we are neither for or agsah
IN the order. If any of the good peop
III 90 payette want to become hi@'
'' that is their privilege II Is AiSo
nrixi,ese of others not to oe0oI
fn.h Harmony, cooperation and
~" warm friendly feeling among
: neople of Payette never eHisl
stronger than at the present time
what eyer clubs, secret so0'e
iee' other organizations come or 60
gu hope it will continue So
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
GIVE US THE INFORMATION

a are many little happeH
= ,b;s community that mis rn,sr-
.r ns good news matter for the ,sa s IN.
a. ar,ss If we we're only given 'ns ,ha,
sormation. We hear OF 'h,H or
tors place in second hanaea ',sa,,on nua
uar perhaps too late for pupi''a oan,s
:, some of the society eoins ir
!, ,nId take the pains to inform us :, !,
,,ns we would greatly appreoiN'' ~
last Friday evening a very % :
,o,an,s party was had at the nome :
~. and Mrs. Earl Faroer' a,so
marty at the home OF M. owe,
p tnnr, white Jr., on THURSDAY w. W.
,ns and at the home of MT. anu ~ n
Harry Pence Saturday e aave
M" NO. Mrs. ]. L. McDonarld sa'e
narty to their friends 90 Ss'" 1T,
pan an,rr and party for the Nv ~,
to,ks at the home of Mr.. anu .
u, rhurston Saturday evsn arants
,.nans l. =, other interesting events
ps pavs not been informed of
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
START THE DOLLARS WAY
on THEIR Nai

IN this issue, Aas0i
.-s,s proclamation apPe2
s.sirnating the week OF Feo-
ues, -1rsixa as Home Prospeli''
-. ! = This week viii be maoe
- ~ prosperity only through
s.,-.s Of the people to MAKE :.
49, en-. : : nothing in Prospe1l'
wsak,. 70 bring more money lh'o -, -
,n;,v. MssN or remove money IIoln @
= :, s.-nnity. but simply to
'1e - circulating in the CON.
mo- neither is it the intentio. = =
~ .nx one to meet an ooiiss'-V..
iosee ~ prosperity Week IS 0ein'
E ,-o1ulgated to create a ls ns,
pIon..,s ..as-sitv snd a real desire 10 p
E 'IV sonsst obligation and bring H
6 al - - tasliug among ourselves
a - there are some who a,e
.e ! -. nav the debts they luS's
d @o ~ inteud to pay, but pelAA
ID - - -s,l desire 10 pay VIII s'A
or - - 20 moving and the feil'V
se CO. -.nIs 70 pay viii receive SOM
s,llsrs from the fellow Una,
.ne there are plenty Of people
nav but are holding eH'0
re-i so,,srs for fear Of sone'hihs |.
a,e n;rbt happen. Stringent 'l-,e . lar,
III .;r,tsniug down of money az 80
3e- 49, 70 the continued tax az =
at re neople- How often 90
ars :. said Times are hard ~. - !,
the n,,rbty scarce. and l am So 90,
the ~,;nr to get worse u : c,r
ace, s;na Of talk that cheeks 'ns
cen Is+ion Of money Ths 60
he prosperity Week" is to :,
-ect. .onsi,ion OF our minds or0usn
lish - these unthoughtfui renia. .,n
one ,srse the topic for eonSe1sS''
rous .,a-, the dollars to moSihs
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01

Don't miss the train Feb. StA
If Everfzsr Fabrics fade We re-
place them-At Fsrber's.
Be sure TO get ticket for the Po-
dunk Limited Fare 35c and sc.
You surely must attend Turing
Golden Rule Rummage Days friday
and Saturday
We viii deliver a sack O Hour
With sed o. viii do so If yoU DO not
order feed--Czsh Feed Store
L K BalIenger was at Parma
Monday. putting in repair some spray
machines for the growers o. that
place
Two days onIy-5ut all yea can
carry for z very mall inyestueGt-
Friday and Saturday Sure. Golden
Rule
Mack Lee left IaEt week for Long
yiex. Wash. 10 Join his hEosasgg. 1Ii1ss.z
..,ssss-<xsssss4yy
the looks Ct t1l1SS S'
- instead Of railroad ueA W
nov or
Bfb5ons, buttons shoes - -.
!. -,,t- hose. and in fact 'n--s
,ea5 Il Golden Rule Rumn1se
.Tsce- FRIDAY and Saturday
T,e payette valley Rex spray
sb5Dped two cars Of Line an
Su,,srr solution Tuesday one t1nA
, ito Apple valley. and Z q. p -
: eaT I. = 70 Caldwell This makes ten
cars 50 far this year
!. -. fine dress shoes can ?
- - for sl.ss during hga-l4ss -
goos. GLs :, he Golden Rule Erie-s >--
g Saturday ,,r- :.
Nr and Mrs VIII Cougn@--- :
bar. visiting relatives and @
-sin until about March Is
: !. rsne down last week and - ~.
: a1-ntv Of snow. but beautiful -. -
y = Garden valley M Coogn..'.
aizo ssys, the deer are Wih'sln !,
u I.-se droves near his place -as, !.
Z 80 coming down they saw ons '-
he of about 10
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
MANY COMPLAINTS MADE

Petty thleylnS a4.As<1Qe -Nss7f'he
rasoline from cars ana s'o ,h.
Thsre is seldom any clew 70
guilty parties, making II u -
So. ON the pant of the officers 70
,ocate the thieves, but sooner =.
,stsr some of them will nave
- 4o- the charge. 1t might Dc
-, 20 inform the public that
tar;rg building after night for 'ne
nurpose of stealing no matter A :,
ins;enificant the charge may X
burglary in the first degree the E ~
oI+x for which is liable to be a tern
in the penitenttary-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
INTERESTING HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES

+ The Senior Class had a big party
in the High School Gym last Satur-
day evening. The special feature was
an initiative faculty meeting in
which the teachers were able TO see
themselves as others see them. Every
body danced, played games and en-
joyed themselves in general, until
eleven O'Clock, when the teachers
sent them home
Written by Leora Smith.
In an endeavor to have something
different in The Axe this year the
Axe Staff offered three prizes for
the three best stories written by the
students. Three dollars was offered
for the best story, two dollars for the
next best, and one dollar for the
third one. Strange to say the stu
dents did not respond to this plan. As
a result each student in the school
was requested" TO write a story.
Last Friday the stories were written
in the English classes. The results
have not as yet been told.
Written by lone Fee.
In the Emmett game the boys were
defeated by score Of 21-26. A
slippery floor and many fouls caus-
ing their downfall. In the last half
Olsen, guard, was ordered off the
floor by the referee because he had
four personal fouls marked against
him. This caused a general shake
up in the team. Ficke was taken
from center to guard. Crane from for
ward to center and Hogue and Sanger
forwards. This bunch pulled some.
team work which set Emmett on
their ear. Coblentz playing standing
guard did not have much to do only
intercept pass and start the rest off
down the floor. However this change
did not take place until so late in the
game that the boys could not over
come the long lead that the Emmett
team had. ..s..s---.
The iocafns'TffYs have built up
that works as unit II
,;,a machine. They are sH
g. the Team and they play III
aocb willing to sacrifice persona
- ,or the team. This is Why 'n
have won every game so lar -
noason ~ Much credit is due to the
coaching they have received.
Written by Russell Anderson
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
EMMA THEATRE
PROGRAM

Thursday. Feb 1--Strongheart in
BrzEn Of the North. News and
CcusdT-
Friday and Saturdzy.-No---a Tai
madge in The Moth Clyde Cook
in High and Dry
Matinee Saturday at z-3e
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 5 and 8.
-Aaree Provost il Her Night OF
Nights" and --Tne Leather Push
ers" No. 2.
Wednesday and Thursday. Feb and
s--yera Gordon in Your Best
Friend. Two reel comedy. Pathe
News
Feb II and I5--=why Girls Leave
Home
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
FUN on THE
PODUNk Limited

While Boise has been raising a
half million dollars and a row with
the leading citizens TO get a Main
Line Portfa has q Main Line in oper-
alton and the first train The PodunA
Limited leaves the station, lThe
Chamber Of Commerce Room $3.50
D. m, Thursday. Feb sth. The fare
for the trip is 25c and 35e., and every
patron entitled to the privilege of the
observation car. "A little nonsence
now and then is enjoyed by the best
of men" Well the best Of men viii
have a chance for en3oyment for the
Podunk is loaded Elth'FUNI" You
can have an evening of fun for z
small fee and the money won't be
carried out Of town It will 20 into
Portals building fund and continue
TO circulate in Payefte until some day
in the near future II win buy material
and labor 10 add another building 10
the town and continue 20 circulate in
Payette Nothing IcH Strictly a
home product for hone people. II
you miss this show we al lose. Be
there on time for the Po1unk Limited
IS like Fun and Tide.
Caste Of ChRzcters
Farmer Bogg@Mrs p Jacobs
Mrs. Bogg-Mrs- c. P Lattig
Mary Boggs-Mrs. Jotn Mckinney.
Tom Boggs-Mrs- Wayne Keith.
Grandpa Wiggins-Ars. D. W.
Ainey.
Grandma Wiggins-Yrs. L. W.
Spaulding.
Mrs Deafley-Ars. Car Korup.
Mrs. Herbly (who has Z remedy
for eyerything)-Mrs- Albert White.
Sr.
Miss Prim-Mrs. J. z Turner.
Miss High Style-Mrs- J. 2. WhaIeu
Suffragist-Mrs R. z. Haynes
Marguerite fSuf little giri)
valleau.
Chinaman-Mrs. Pat Murphy.
Bridegroom-Mrs- j. h. Helman.
Bride-Mrs. David l. Peterson.
Irish woman (who used TO be GOOD
ooking) g)-Mrs. P. s. Turner.
Fat Mau-Mrs. Irwin murstou-
Mrs. Stutterley-Mrs i P. Walker.
Woman with the bahx-G---1@--s
e sHtfnsessesians-High n School orehesiA
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
,,,, sp.rIDING LEAv
Nri4"S FOR PORTLAND

Miss Veins spsuidins . s., lSs ~
,,-.,srs Friday evening where sac
: y -, ...,-sd position as HSHe
=, Eeopcnicz tsaeher in the hisa .s',.'. sss
-, .hst mace Miss Spauldlas aAs
:. xs.-s Of experience in shis nne
a. work. she is also one o. ~
S-,rhtsst = young ladies and T-A 20 "a
= n,nf,s Of that department ana
-. - nso,le OF Portland the best 8
atisfsctiOn-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
DEPOs|TORs
TAKE NOTICE
TO THE DEPosITORs OF THE
PAYETTE NATIONAL BANK

In response to the notice in the
Payette Enterprise and Payette In
dependent of last week, despite the
unfavorable weather, the commercial
club rooms were full of people in
terested az depositors of the Pay
cite National Bank. to consider the
resolution the committee had to offer.
After hearing the proposition e1-
planned, it was met with unanimous
approval Motion was made, second
ed and unanimously carried that
same be adopted and signed.
There are many depositors who
we're not present and for their bene-
fit, this is to announce that there will
be meeting Saturday. Feb. 3rd. al
3 p. m, also Tuesday, Feb. sth, at ;
p. m. at the Commercial Club room. !.
at which time the committee viii
again explain to the depositors for
their consideration
In the event there are people who
are depositors and cannot attend
meetings, they may call and see Ned
McCue az his office in the Bancroft
Hotel building or A L McClanahan
at A j. Shearer packing house, who
will gladly explain in detail
The quicker the majority or more
90 rho 1ornSitarz sior rho NOVA - r1S4
progress we can make toward the
opening OF the bank
Please come.
Signed:
A /. HeCLANAHAN,
Ch1f~r-zr
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
ARRESTED ON CHARGE ,r,x
~ OF FORGERY

NJ. NJ. sumale wanted in oalaSsa, ,sa
: charge Of forgery, was arrested
~ns.v in payette by Sheriff 1efteris'
and was turnd over to the oil,.e
na ca,aweu Saturday morning
Is,feris soon picked up his man ai,e.
receiving the description from 'A'
.her,,ts uss,se II ussawea.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
Signed
A /. HcCLANAHAN,
Chairman
NED McCUE.
Secretary
Secretary

- T0fze xffran 10y 10 :
,.h..t of the Golden Rule aho
,ne 80 hidden away in the eoai
sbed behind the Banks ouiiom :
s Sneu nsste-board box containing =
sr,itx OF merchandise from lA'
prIa The articles however
80 not Of great value being "
.-,s and q number OF arueiS
mans dws-e The box had oeeh
.e,l .D1 nnstairs and was forgotten, !,
s-z.-..es the youngster was Oh
.Is-+ for the opportunity
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
xor,cE TO arroNoRILE
OWNER

~ ;,s,ruetiors from lie co'a'nl
~ law enforcement you are
hereby notified that ali automo0'.s
a., .r,~s- On the HIGHWAYS in idAho %
- .f,er FEBRUARY 18th must oe1i
is-S O, E. BossEN
! ~ county ASSESSOR
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01

The regular meeting OF Us !,
sar will be held Tuesday e -
so An members are uTse
present
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
!, ,n,rs OF AMERrCAN LEGION
iiI> AIrNIIIARY ATTENTIVE,

The Ladies of the Auxiliary ~ ~
,,sst With Mrs. ]. P. Walker on Noa
Sav Feb. 5 at 2. M. y ioh
,enHsHre is desired
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01

oar laying mash produces ES-,1
%. .-o-iuctiou reduces tie FFies
-.aa cash Feed Store
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01

lust Thiuk-Chndrens g. -
nair-Golden Rule RS-A a-@se
Days
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01
n,,, yaIENriNE BALI

The Portis club VIII 81 "A
valentine Ball on TUESDAY
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-01

Feed, is ow busWsNss ,As 81,
ssy,s aSa 6attkLcash feeo 0'''
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
chanels in n6Se,a

Many years ago, a group OF COM
mercial travellers called "The Gideons'
organized a movement for placing
copies of the Scriptures in the guest
rooms of hotels. It was from the start
a very real missionary enterprise, and
has been productive of excellent re-
suits.
One of New York's leading hotel
men, the owner of number of big es-
Establishments, announced a few days
ago his purpose of going even step
further. Observation during many
years of experience has impressed him
with the fact that strangers who put
up at hotels In our big cities are at a
disadvantage as far as church-gOing is
concerned. He has, therefore, decided
to erect, In each of his large establish
ments, a chapel as a place where his
guests may worship. "If the patron
will not go 10 church." he urges, eve
shall bring the church to him"
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
VARIABLE CLIMATE BETTER
Uniform temperatures Are Not So
Healthful, It Has Been Deter
mined by Scientists.

There is nothing in the world more
plentiful than air, and nothing more
vital to our lives, says Floyd w. Par
sons in the Worlds Work. But re-
markable as have been our discoveries
relating to the handling and use of air.
such advances as we have made will
never equal in value the benefits to us
in comfort and health that will result
from intelligent control Of the tenn
perature and humidity Of the air in
which we live and breathe.
Already we know that there is
direct relation of the death rate and
OF health to the wet-bulb temperature.
1t has been found that fairly moist
weather is more healthful than dry
weather Of the same temperature. It
has been proved that cold waves, I'M
less of extraordinary severity, are
beneficial to health, while a rising tenn
perature, even in the winter, is HARM
full. In making this statement. the
investigator carefully distinguishes be-
tween a drop in temperature and the
continuance Of low temperature. Then
there is the further fact that vari-
able climate is in general much more
healthful than a uniform climate, even
though the latter has an almost ideal
temperature. With such truths before
US, and in the light of the fact that we
can manufacture indoors practically
any kind of weather we desire, at a
moderate cost, it would seem that we
have a solid basis on which to develop
an intelligent ventilation practice that
Will make us happier. longer-lived and
more prosperous.
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
Women as strlkehreakera

The king of Spain is believed 70
have displayed a stroke of genius bv
calling on the women Of Spain to take
the places of the striking postmen. the
Woman's Weekly remarks. The post
office strike has caused great cOnfu-
sion in transportation and delivery Of
the mails and much sabotage was io.
dulged in. The women Of Spain. who
have received probably fewer priv-
ileges than in any other European
country, responded with enthusiasm.
thousands entering the service, and
they soon showed efficiency and gave
satisfaction. The move proved popu-
lar with the people of every class.
since it added to the number of bread
winners of the country. So success
full has the experiment proved and
so willing have the men been to stop
work and go on strike, that there is
talk of applying the plan to other de-
Fartments of the government.
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
His Prize.

An old farmer. living near an avia.
tion training camp. was sitting on a
log enjoying his pipe when suddenly
there was roar and burst of flame
and smoke overhead and plane
crashed into the tree and hung sus-
pended from the branches.
Hey CALCULATED the old man ouer-
ulously Whats the matter? Wnat
dld you come down on my farm fOr?"
a Stilled groan came from the wreck
age and finally the airman painfully
emerged
"Sce that nice big red apple?" ne
SAID pointing into the tree. '"That's
what came down for."-American
Legion Weekly.
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
Bargains in
Houses
For Sale

No. House on South ST., known as Mrs.
Nathaniel Wilds property, with s rooms and
bath, electric lights and gas. together with
tenement house in rear of grounds that rents
for $1,000 per month. Also large building
lot. All for S6,000.00, part cash.
No. Large House on Mt. Vernon ST., 10
rooms and bath. electric and gas hot water
heat known VIM. G. Hill house. Price
S6,5O0. Part cash. These are hard wood
floors and in good condition.
No. 3-House on Mt. Vernon ST., known as
the VIM. M. Bell property, with lots of room
and all modern conveniences. This is a bar
gain. Call me for price.
Immediate possession of any of the above
properties.
No. 4-House' at Clayton. rooms and water,
nicely located. Price, S1,750.00. Possession
March 1st, 1924.
No. Farm of 40 Acres. % of which is in
fruit and tilabe, only IA miles from Smyr-
ma. Good house and buildings 500 apple
trees in bearing. grapes asparagus, peaches.
plums. and blackberries. More money taken
off this place this year than any 200 acre
grain farm in Kent County. Call me and let
me show you this place. Possession when
you want it.
F. ChaS. LeCOmpte
Real Estate Broker
CLAYTON, DELAWARE
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21

The monthly meeting of the Board
of Managers Of the Palmer Home, for
Old Folks, was held on Saturday, No
vember 3rd, at the home of the Pres
ident, Mrs. James Pennewill. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing two years: President, Mrs.
James Pennewill; first vice-president,
Mrs. T. X. Jones; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Walter J. Massey; honor
airy vice-president, Mrs. Z. S. Ander-
son, recording secretary, Mrs. E. H.
Anderson; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. James Hirons; treasurer, Mrs.
John B. Hutton.
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
Strategy.

Mrs. Jinks jumped up in bed.
She switched on the light and shook
her husbands shoulder
"Sh' she warned Il heard someone
DOWNSTAIRS. A burglar"
links jumped from the bed. I'll
soon deal with him." he said. And his
voice sounded courageous.
oA don't put those heavy shoes
on he'll hear you
Fl intend that he should. Do Won
think have any desire to meet tho
"ontieman|-Mdgo
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
References.

"And what about your references ?"
asked the employer of the applicant.
References?
"Yes. My advertisement stated.
Best references"
But l thought that applied to you ="
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21

Joseph R. Usilton, 68 years old, a
prominent figure in Kent county poll
tics, died at his residence at Chester
town, Md, Thursday. He was County
Commissioner for number of years
and was well known throughout the
county.
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21

Joshua Bennett of Milford, was
badly burned about the face while en-
deavOring to kindle a fire in the cook
stove at his home on North Third
street. To make the fire burn better
Mr.. Bennett poured some coal oil on
paper under the flames. The oil igni-
ted and flashed up in his face, badly
burning him.
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
WANTED

Women; Girls;Boys; Earn Christ
mas money Distributing GIFT"
Specials. Samples Free. Advance
Mfg, Co., Sc Dock Street, st. Louis,
Mo. 11-14-3t
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21
STATE AND PENINSULA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Brief News Items of People We Know
In and Around the Larger PENN
sula Towns and Communities

Bishop and Mrs. Philip Cook are
being congratulated upon the birth of
a son, Philip Cook, Jr., who was born
in October.
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21

State Detective Wharton, Constable
Vansant and Deputy Sheriff Sapp
Friday afternoon raided the home of
Neal ROsal, just over the railroad at
Dover, where they seized a still in op-
Grafton and some of the finished pro-
duct. Jeffry Beckett, a negro, who
was in possession of the house at the
time, while admitting the ownership
of the still, denied that he was oper-
ating it. He was taken before Mag
istrate Wood and in default of $1,000
bail was remanded to Jail.
Smyrna times., 1923-11-21

More than 200 colored educators es-
sembled at Dover Friday in the fifth
annual meeting of the Delaware State
COlOred Teachers Association in the
Booker 7. Washington school. l. w.
Howard, principal of the Laurel col
ored schools, president of the associa-
tion, in his annual address expressed
on behalf of the colored people of
Delaware great appreciation of the
gift Of Pierre S. DUPONT to the colored
children of the State of new and mod
ern school houses.