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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29
LODGE IS CHEERFUL
 PHYSICIANS STATE
Massachusetts Senator Passes
 Comfortable Day

BOSTON, July 2S.-Senator Henry
 Cabot Lodge, who successfully under went an operation for bladder ail- ment at the Charlesgate hospital, passed a comfortable day.. attending
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29

around to do my work without be-
 ing all tired out
 so I would have to lie down. One day when 1 was reading the paper
 1 saw the Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound advertisementand saw whatit did for other women, so I thought Would
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29
WOMEN ARE HOSTS

The Ladies Auxiliarq of Birmingham Lodge No. 79, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, Sunday were hosts to an outing at the Louis Pizitz place on the Montgomery highway, at which a large party of Elks, members of their families and friends gathered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29
MAN IS HURT

Says He Is From Mobile and Remem.
 bers Nothing Of Accident
 A white man. who gave the name of R. Bowden, is in the St. Vincent hospital suffering with severe bruises and lacerations about the body. He told authorities that he was from Mo bile and that he remembers nothing for several days. He was brought to Bir- mingham early Monday by freight train. His injuries are of minor nat ure, and he states he remembers noth- ing of the circumstances of his being hurt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29
STATE IS SUBMERGED
ByHoP

MADRAS. British India. July 28-- (By Associated Press. l-Flood waters have submerged half The state of Cochin, causing loss of life and wide spread damage among cattle and crops, according to messages received by the newspaper Hindu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29
NEGRO Is HURT

BedeII Johnson, negro. 3c7 Avenue B. was slightly injured at G :45 o'clock Monday night near Redwood park. when he stepped from strret car di- rectly in front of an automobile, driven by Phillip Ford, negro. Ford removed Johnson to the Birmingham Baptist hospital, where his injuries were said to be of a minor nature. No arrests were made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29
Annual St. Louis Fashion Pageant
 August zfh to 2Oth In St: Louis Municipal Open-Air Theater

Parade of the latest styles on living models under ideal conditions and unequaled grandeur. Gorgeous episodes showing the in- huence of the Chinese and Spanish on modern fashions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29
HEADACHE GONE
 TIRED NO MORE
Gives Credit tOLydia E .Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Hopes Other Women Will Benefit
 by Her Experience

Skowhegan, Maine. -"I was sick most of the time and could not get
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29

The worlds greatest romantic style spectacle. A fascinating festival of the newest Fall creations. Ancient pageantry modernized. Lorna Doone Jackson, prima donna
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29

the secure support that only suspend CTS give, there are out-of-sight sus- penders especially made to be worn under ones shirt. Instead of sliding leather or web ends, these suspenders terminate in metal' clasps which engage the inside trousers buttons and the folds of the shirt, thus doing duty unseen and unsuspected. Those who have reached the age when the hairline recedes and the waistline advances will find such suspenders no end useful in hot weather.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29

Chinese aetoFB and Chinese mnale. / Spanish daneers and Spanish tunea. Two runways for Fashion's fairieas Fountains of sparkling fire. Flaming forest of 1000 torches. Showers of fiery gold
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-29

RESORTS AND TRAvEL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25
NfMECkO Sc M0zE YzPAMATOvATI.
JE TO PkEsvEDcENiM cLENt K0MIsE
FINAncnlCH zNAlCo,
NEMCI VLASTNE PRY ZtSKALI SVOJf PO-
RAzKOU We SVETOVE VALCE

Pafiz, "a. dnora Po douhem vysetfovani reparacn-
no probemu vybor fnancnich odbornikn gen. Da-
wesem zacne Ultra pracova ve zprav6 jez bude
hova odporucen jak N6mecku moho usalene
meny jak eho rozpocet mohl by by vyrovnan tax aby
moho patti sve valecne duhy spoencm We vysero-
vani odbornici byli upozorneni naseujici body:
L. Dnesni Nemecko pfedstavuje tu nejdokonaej zari-
nezdatneji vybavenou ndustralni organsaci
sv9te
g Nenecko je dnes skuecnosti bez domacich dluhd
satnch soukromych, kdezto vezn narodove stena pod
tizi domacich vaecnych dluhh
g. Nemc. jako ceek, plat meme dani nez Anglicane,
Francouzi neb Amercane.
A. Nemecko, kdyby vzao sebe celt 1cet "a valecns
nahrady meo by mens vaecny duh nez kdyby byo vyhr
10 yalku bez vaecnych nahrad
{. Zaroven pax vybor fnancnich odborniki zjstl
l. N6mecko, temer pokraji financniho chaosu po.
tebuje picku, ably mohlo vzpamatova postav
nohy zejmena fnancovan reparacnch plaek zboz
2. Nemecko must m ustalene penize, TAX ably mohl
byti uveden pohyb jeho hospodarsky stroj
g. Nemecko ackoli ma dobrou 1rodu, postrada vydat-
n6ho distrbucnho systemu nasedkem obz privod6nych
poklesem marky.
A. Nemecko vyvezlo kaptal castce pfiblzne $5.-
OOO 600 avsak prftomne jenom 900
hranicemi
s. N9mecko 81 neuvedomilo naleze sveho postaveni a
IDA prikadat pills vekou dueztost temu nazyva
chovanim svk svrchovanosti
g Nsmecky berni system lie spatny jezto kade pfilis
velke bfemeno male ddchody nko dost velke dd-
chody. - l'Ht@T* E
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volBY v MExIkt Y tERvEncI.
zEME UKL1DNENA DO Tt MtRY, zE MO-
-. HOU BYTI KONANY.

! Mesto. Mexiko, "a. dnora. =
Presidentske volby V Mexiku
konany budou prvni nedeli v
cervenci a kongres sejde Sc v
zarf. aby prijal- a ohlasil W.
sledek.
Jakmile president Obregon
Sc vrati ze sve zapadni cesty,
ocekava Sc; ze formalne pro-
hlasi, re uklidn6ni zeme do
volt Dokojne konanl voleb. Pfi
tonne tfi kandidati jsou v poll
jako nastupci po Obregonovi.
Jsom to gen. Plutario Elias Cal
les,. dffvej$i ministr prdmyslu,
obchodp a. pr5ce-: gen. Angel
Flores guverner .statu Sins
loa a Eamon Ross, guvernef
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25

Pariz, "a. unora. - Repa-
racni komise ucinila vcera ko-
necne rozhodnuti ohledne u
herske pdjcky. Pon6vadz vse-
chny sdcastnene staty vyhove-
ly vsem pozadavkim, Svaz ma
rodI ucini neprodlene kroky,
ably uvedl uherske finance ma
zdravou basi. pri cemz jedna-
no bude podle stejnehp progra
mu iako v pripad6 rakouske
pIicky.
Komise iednohlasne schva-
lila imenovani w. p. J. Hard
inga. byvaleho reditele Fede-
ralni reservnf rady Soienych
Statu. financnim kontrolorem
pro Uhry. jenz bude v Buda-
pesti zauiimat totez postave-
nj jako Holand'an thinner
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25
MOVE HNUTf PRO SPOLU.
PRACI CLEVELANDU s
PkEDMESTfMI.

Radni J. D. Marshall red
lozi ma dneSnim zased&ni
mestske rady resoluci. die kite
re mayor Townes i m6stskt
manager Hopkins majf svola-
ii clevelandska predmesti k
spolecne konferenci "a dtelen
utvofeni municipalnf fedeface
Velkoclevelandu. Splynuti .
mestem nebude vyhledava1o.
iedna sc jen spolecnou pra-
ci ma vzajemn9 nutnych pro-
blemech. jako jsou otazky
rychle dopravy. vodarensk&,
osv6tlovacf, telefonni. plynova.
planovacf. iakoz j otazka pas
zfizeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25
PtJckA PRO MA6ARsK0 scHVkLENA.
AMERICAN HARDING POTVRZEN JAKO
FINANCNf KONTROLOR UHER.

mann, byvaly purkmistr amste
rodamsky, We Vidni.
Obnos pdjcky omezen jest
ma $50 milioni zlatych korun
a tato splatna bude We 20 le-
tech. Pujcka hrazena bude
prijmy z eel. tabakov6ho mo-
nopolu. cukerni dane a j.
Ratifikace pIjtky Sc strany
interesoyanych vlad pozado-
vana jest do 81. bfezna. kdez-
to Svaz narodi ma do 81. pro
since rozhodnout podle vyse
subskripce ma uherskou pije-
ku. zdali Jest ochoten prevzf-
ii zodpovednost "a provedeni
rekonstrukcniho planu pro u
hry.
Jmenem uhersk& vl&dy mi
nistr Koranyi pfistoupil ma
vsechny obnovene podminky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25
JOHNSON VYHRAJE PRY
v OHIU.

New York, "a. lnora. -
Schvaleni presidentem Cooli-
dgem generalniho navladniho
Daughertyho jako kandidata
"a delegate "a celek do narod-
nj republikanske konvence v
Ohiu, zajistilo vit6zstvi sena-
tora Hirama w. Johnsona v
onom state, George Henry
Payne, vychodni reditel pro
Johnsona prohlasil dnes, Pay
ne zaroven poukazal, re Daug
herty byl porazen, kdyz Sc u
chazel zvoleni jako deleyat
"a celek v r. 1920 q pravil,
ze letos obdrzi jest9 meme hla
sI. !:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25
'UvEzNENI v cHLADRNE.

Do feznictvi v (. 8025 Wade
Park ave. veSli Y sobotu vecer
tfi muzi. kteff prepadli diva
spolumai iitele Harry a Dou-
elase Edwardse spolu S isle
tou zakaznicich a hrozili Jim
revolverv. kdyz vstoupil jiny
zakaznfk. ktery ale wat byl
s sebou a cele kvarteto spou-
tame ma rukou nohou. yzdy
diva a diva k sobe zadv. vstr-.
ceno bvlo do lednice. Pc Ger
mem sku+ku ukrad1i tupi1i z
kasy S125 a uieli. Douglas se
siee dosti yeas vvsvebodil 2
vazhv q podafilo Sc mu 70 pr
chaifcini vyslati n9kolik tslf
z revolveru.
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federalniho distriktu.

4O0SA NAAOAA A0 S0s
Gen. Gales je d9lnickym
kandidatem. gen. Flores jest
proti rozdelenf pozemki a
Ross je znam jako liberal a
podporovatel rezimu Obrego-
nova. Kdyz revoluce vypukla,
Gales zanechal sve kampane
a ujal sc velenf vojska We sta
tech San Luis PotoS, Coahuila
a Nueva Leon. Jeho ssoupenci
pravi, ze vystoupi 2 armady v
blizke budoucnosti. aby Sc
.mohli vsnovati volebni kampa-
nj. Konservstivni xivly v Me-
xiku nemsji zadntho kandid&,
ia presidentstvf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25
clUN VRAZlL DO PkfSTAV.
MILO PfLfkE.

Il +. NemGfkoyi psttfcf. Elan
Red Head plujfci rychlostf As
mil "a hodinu vrazil vdera do
pilire ma doku ma konci vych.
9. III. tax mocne, ze bylo v&z-
ne zran6no pet osob. Nehoda
sc udala, kdyz Sc plavidlo pred
hanelo clunem Horrah. Jak
mattel N6mcik, 1921 Lake
side ave. vypravuje, ridil jeho
clun Frank Vehovec. Zraneni
nebyli ale dopraveni do nemoc
nice, ale dovezeni N9mcikem
do svych domovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25
FORD PROrI VYSOKYM
DAMN.

New York, "a. brezna. - Ad
ministrace neb zakOnodarci cd
porucujici vysoke dane NELL
by byti vypuzeni z lfadu, v
mineni Henry florida. Rovn9z
je jeho presvedcenim, ze w.
soke dane ma bohace uvali v
koncich bremeno ma chude. Wy
soke surtaxy ochromf. pry in
dustrialni cinnost. Jeho n&hle-
dy jsou vyjadreny v interviewu
ziskanem cd neho Samuelem
Crowtherem pro Golfers Wee
ky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25
PRO ObzALOvAM DAUGhERTYho.
vYJkDkll Sc SENATOR B0RAn. JE-
Den Z REP. v0Dc0.
"NEBUDE:L JEDNATI PRESIDENT, MUsf-
ME JEDNATI MY" PRAVIL.

Washington, "a. lnora Velkou sensac vcerejska by
la fec senatora William Boraha Idaha, ktere proha
sill pro obzaovani generanho navadniho Daugheyho zda
nevada dobrovone sveho fau neb nebude predentem
vyzvan podani resgnace Kdyz byl zmni udalosech
z vedy vyefovan olenych vysad senator Borah pokra
coval: %
"Pan Daugherty nemdze zdstati kabnete ami hodinu
lee kdyz to president pee ably tam zdsa Zodpovednos
presidentov On zodpovidat du teto zem9
podrzenf p Daughertyho neb kohoko jineho ia ovsem
pfedpokadam. ze president sebe zodpoved
most.
"Tak ako tax je to jeho zodpovednost my mizeme wy
konati svoji povnnost jnde pfejeme odstranen
Daughertyho. podnknutim krokd die istavy nalezym
ohledem dstavn autoritu."
dalsi sve feci poukazal Borah ze nasedkem odhaen
poslednch dn lid zacna ztracet ddveru vadu Wash
ingtone dale pax pravil:
"My nemGzem urovnat zde, lee kdyz budeme pokra-
cova zpasobem, jak byo poukazano mem mfneni nenf
enom zajmu repubkanske enz podfzen je "a
Im teto zeme jako kazde ne srany e takto podr
Gen. avsak e to zaroven zajmu dlvery mysch
idu vadu kerou name Washngone ably dosazen byl
cello odboru spravednost nekdo jehoz schopno jehoz
zpdsobilos ehoz bezdhonnos ovzdusi nemz Sc pohybo-
VAL dovo u vykonavat poynnost beg nadrzovanf komu-
koi Z beze strachu pred .kymkoli. u q
Borah pravil obdv1je srdnatost gene S1vlads
nho Daugheryho jenz odpra resgnova poneyadz SVEN
tfeba ably obeoval zajmdm zeme sve srany Nynejs
suace kdy celia vefenos ztraa dIveru odbor spravedl
nost, je prost6 neudrzitelnou
Rec svoji skoncil senator Borah slovy:
Jak jsem jz pravi zodpovednos spociva presiden-
Spojenych Stati mus ednat Zda to president po-
klada spravne podrzeti 81 Daughertyho my myslme
spravne nen vime re e edna cesta kerou
no mnzeme zbavit zalez ia spoil bych 81
mym pritelem Arkansasu senatorem Carawayem) neb 81
kymkol jnym druhe strane teto mitnos poozen "a
kladu pro vykonavani moc kerou name ktera bude IL
cinnou kdyz il pouzijeme'
Senator Borah mel ovsem mysl obzaovani generans
no navladnho Daugheryho ez muscle by witt wink We
sn9movne posanecke senat by pax zaseda ako soudni
dvur..
Washington "a. dnora. = Organisace republikanske
strany pfesa ku bovanemu protiuoku Vydano byo
totz prohaseni dradovny narodnho republican
seho vboru, nez tvd ze bl to senator Walsh enz
podal pfedlohu, umozna udelovan vysad soukroym
zamum oenych reservach odboru namofnictva byvay
sef adminsrace Wilsonovy seketaf Daniels ma
psa odsavec zakona die nehoz zadany vsady Sin
clairovi We Wyomingu Dohenymu California.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25

Nekere techto bod nebudou tvoriti zpravy vbo-
odbornik avsak predstayu material znal-
ci pracu Vzhledem nemecke indusralni masineri w
Dor odbornku shledal ze zeeznce m jak veci trait
tax vozd lokomotiv jsou nejlepsi svete.
Nemecko vymlouvao. re nemnze platti valecne ma
brady avSak cd prmer zbudovao vice lokomotv nakad
mich kar nez porebuje Rovnez zvelebo nadraz tuney
mostly Zeeznce, vesmes vastnene staten nasedkem po-
keu marky bez duhG, mali die odhadu vyboru honotu
ST. 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-25

IA. Augusta SAPPHIRE; is. Marguerite La
ckamp; is. Bessie Lifshitz; II. LETA
STVCkY: Is. Jessie Leydecker; 10, Do
ra Schandler; 90 Mildred Schroeder; 81.
MAMIE SLEPICKA: %. Oral Mobley !;
%. Mollie Goldstein; "a. Urania Smith !.
25. Sarah Kates: 26. Annie Tucker; q.
Kathryn Burns; IS. Olive Clare: 90
Lulu Pelton: 80 LenOre Brown, 81.
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MI zalozilo zde klub, jenz ma
pozistavati vyhradnG z neoby-
cejnych q talentovsnych lhar
I'll. Lovci zv9fe, ryb&h 4 hra-
Ii golfu pfevl&daji .mezi Glen
stvem klubu.
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KLUB TALENTOVANYCH
LHAkU.

Springfield, O., %. dnora.
Pfi prazvlAstni oslav3 wash
instonovyeh naroxsnin veera,
asi dvaeet zdsj5fch sportssala-
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LAURA YRAVA: 80 Pearl Duston; SO.
Thelma Singer; "a Margaret Fender; 35.
ANNA VOLk: 36. Margaret Minich: 81
Emily Siebert: 3S. Harryette Mashke;
80. Janet Frederick: 40. DORA DIES.
NER; Al. Frieda Rivkin: AZ. Mary Wohl;
43. Waverly Gray; ~. Mary Gribben; IS.
Jennie Lamden; 46 LAURA ZIKES; Al.
Harriet Kable: As. Florence OIeary:
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i. Beessie Tides; g Mary Siebenhaar;
3. Edythe ROsen; 4. Dorothy Hundert-
mark; S. Emma VinOcur; 6. Beatrice
Shapero; Z Margaret Rath; s. Julia
Stnhlberger; 3. Dorothy Eckert; 10,
Edith Rubin; IL. Evelyn Farber; IL. He
len Kaighin: 13. EVELYN kOTALiK:
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40. Elsie Edelman: so. Florence Lict-
hardt; 551 Kathryn Epstein: 50. Ruth
Bdesch; So. Ruth Calvitz: 81 Helen Bro
dy; So. Grace Ludwick: 56. Florence
Evans; 81. Bernardine Wilson; S. Hazel
McNaughton: So. Alice Bertoli; 60. Fran
ces Shrifrin; 81. Eliza Saunders: CO. Eliza
beth Harnsh; 63. Beatrice Sindel; 81.
Emily Swartz: 65. Ruth Kahn.
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-11
Millsboro

The Fourth brought visitors to Mills
boro as well as taking many out oi
town for recreation. Ocean City, Reho-
both and Oak Orchard drew their quo
Ia and a few went to Bethany Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Gordy and Miss
Elizabeth Hall who have been in Yon-
kers, N. Y, for several weeks, came
home for the Fourth. Mr., and Mrs
Philip Gordy and children came also.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Carey and infant
daughter of Chester, Pa, arrived at
noon on Friday to spend some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Truitt.
w. Fl. Carey who is employed in Phil
adelphia spent a few days with his wife
and daughter here.
w. r. B. West of Philadelphia visited
his grandmother Mrs Eliza j. Jones,
and returned home on Sunday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Jones who will make
her permanent home in Philadelphia.
Clifford Hall, Jr., of Audubon, n. J.,
is spending some time with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Hall.
The Ladies Aid met on Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Flora Cannon and
the w. c. T u. met on Tuesday night
with Mrs. Jennie Prettyman.
The Sunday school class of Mrs Mol
lie r. Elliott celebrated her birthday on
Monday with surprise party and the
presentation of a birthday gift. Mrs. FL
lott has been a faithful and much low
school for many years and part of the
large class Mrs. Elliott has taught
choose this way to show their love for
her and their appreciation OF her SER
vices After a jolly evening the party
was served with ice cream at Atkins
restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long and Mrs.
II. B. Hickman are suffering from
shock, bruises and cuts received when
their Ford sedan was overturned on the
boulevard on Sunday afternoon by car
going north. Mr.. and Mrs. Long and
Mrs. Hickman were returning from
Philadelphia and were just over the
bridge at Belts mill pond when the ac-
cident occurred. Mrs. Hickman receiV-
ed a deep cut and dislocated shoulder
beside minor injuries and Nj. and Mrs.
Long were bruised and cut slightly.
Had their rate of speed been rapid the
accident would likely have ended fatal |
Mrs. Welsh of Bridgeville is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Layton Houston, for
some time.
Mrs. G. H. Dodd and Mr.. and Mrs. l. |
w. Washburn enjoyed day on the
river on Tuesday. .,
have returned from visit with thelr
aunt Mrs Ola Sirman, in Delmar
Miss Helen Lingo is enjoying a Visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Cannon in
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Monroe and sons
Roy and Paul, of kenton' spent the 4tr
with Mrs. Mary L. Downs. c.,
Mr. and Mrs e. T. Elliott, Mrs. sal
lie MCGEE and Mrs. Alice Boltz attended
the funeral of their niece, Mrs: Mrs Eugenla
Evans, at Ocean View on Monday' s,.o,,,
Mrs. Hattie Hall has purchased from
Mrs Annie Dryden the restaurant that
Mrs. Dryden has been conducting in the
Mrs Ruth Thoroughbred of Camden, am len
Y. j., is visiting Mr.. ana MIS- TICS
Mrs. Clara Lynch left Tuesday morn, no n,
ng for a lengthy visit with friends tLI IN
Jew York and the New England staIes'
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-11
POPULAR SUSSEX CAMP GROUND

River Dale Park, at the head of
the Indian River Bay, miles from
MillsborO, is fast gaining popularity
as an ideal place for campers and is
one, if not the best situated on the
Delmarvia Peninsula. It has all the
facilities required to make a stay
there enjoyable and refreshing,
coupled with the unexcelled kind
ness and cOurtesies of Chief Wyani-
co CIV. r. Clark, a descendent of
the NanticOke Indians, who is the
owner and manager. Mr.. Clark has
made rapid strides in developing the
place in the past three years. All
the sports and amusements; bathing
of the finest, boats, general store, re-
freshment stand, and a 300 foot pier
extending out in the bay, where
those who enjoy grabbing can do so
to their hearts content.
River Dale Park was again the
scene of the tented campers from
the Wil-Del Motorcycle Association,
known as the "Beachnutters," who
began arriving last Thursday, July
3rd, until they stretched the full
length of the beach. 1t is a weekly
occurance for the "Beachnut" mem
bers of the Wil-Del Motorcycle AS
sociatiOn to camp at some resort on
the Delmarvia Peninsula, and they
always manage to camp at River
Dale Park two to four times a year
for periods of two days to two weeks.
This made their 5th annual 4th of |
July trip.
Each member was accompanied by |
his wife and children, making a to-
tai of 40 in all, and those members |
who were at River Dale this year
we're VIM. Schweitzer of the John Z.
Co., General Contractors;
J. Gallo of the Bethlehem Steel Co.;
Geo. Dawson of the Bethlehem Steel
Co.; P. Pruitt of the Pruitt Awning
md Decorating Co.; G. Pruitt of the
old Time Gas Co.; NJ. F. Huber
md F. Huber of the dupont Co.;
has. Dawson of the Pennsylvania
Z. R. Co.; c. NJ. Whitesell of the
Vhitesell Electric Contracting Co.;
Ir. Woods, Mr.. Smith, S. H. Jones,
:. H. Cloud and Mrs. Ida Nolan, all
f Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-11
Greenwood

A bake will be held by the Home
Mission Society Of the NJ. P. Church
on next Saturday, July 18th, on the
grounds adjoining the store of R.
E. Wiley, starting in the afternoon
and continuing through the evening
until everything is sold out. Cakes,
bread and pies will be on sale. Save
yourself from baking this hot wea-
ther and buy from the Home Mission
Society on Saturday, July 18th.
Mrs. LOttie Johnson and Mrs.
John Miller are on an extended va
cation to New Haven, Conn.,, and the
Catskill Mountains.
Mrs. Randall Bee and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan of Wilmington spent
the Fourth here with Mrs. Clara Will
ley.
w. S. Lord, Rev. c. NJ. Adams,
John Morris, Harold Johnson and
Sam Mcfarland went fishing at
Slaughter Beach on the 4th of July
and caught 165 fish with hook and
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Frye and son
spent the fourth here with their par
ents.
Mrs. Bertha Richards of Ardmore,
Pa, was a Greenwood visitor here
the past week.
Our new fire engine was delivered
to us on July Srd.
Mrs. c. w. Andrews has been quite
sick for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Florence Langrell of Will
mi n or cDonf four douc horo in
town with her sick mother.
William HoTner, Miss Ethel Glib
son and Miss Anna Knowles have
gone to Cornell for a summer course
before they return to Greenwood to
take up their duties as teachers in
the fall.
Martha Dawson visited relatives in |
Pennington last week.
Mrs. Kate Kubec and sons and .
of Philadelphia are here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Johnson.
Mrs. A. NJ. Jones had the pleasure
Of entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. James
P. Hughes and son from GuyencOurt
and Mrs. William Powell and son
md daughter from Delmar on Sun
lay.
Hazel Long of Wilmington spent
he fourth here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Long.
Mrs. Mary COnoway, widow of the
ate Frank Conoway, has sold her
general store and home to Ralph
scott of Bridgeville. He will start on
lis new work on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Coulter, Sr.,
over the weekend, Mr..
md Mrs. Cornelius Coulter.
Mrs. W. E. Jones and family are
lere visiting relatives and friends
rom Ashville, N. c.
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Few mosquitoes up to present date
in Delaware.
Wheat threshing will be general
in lower Delaware next week-ii
weather is favorable.
Saturday, August End, Christ
Church Guild will hold a bake at 10
a. m. Place announced later.
Hot weather and the mercury
standing at 80 degrees has prevailed
in lower Delaware this week.
The Ladies Aid of Bethel NJ. P.
Church will hold festival in the
grove at Andrewville on Thursday,
July 18th.
The services of the Presbyterian
Church will be discontinued after
Sunday as the pastor, Rev. H. L..
Bunstein, will be on his vacation.
The farmers reported this week
that a moderate rainfall would be
helpful to all crops. This seems al
most improbable after the remark
ably wet weather for the past three
months.
The Church Hill and Harrington
Division of Milford Grange will hold
a bake at the Pierce hardware store
on Saturday morning, July II, be-
tween the hours of 8 and u. Every
thing good to eat.
The Cedar Creek Hundred Sunday
School Convention will be held in
the Lincoln NJ. E. Church, Thursday,
July 18th. Afternoon and evening
sessions. The Rev. Maurice Hamm OF
will be one of the speak
ers at the afternoon session.