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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-01
WILMINGTON NJ. e. CON-
FERENCE
Numerous Shifts In Pastorates-
Wilmington District
Appointments

Appointments
| Shakeups were numerous in the
assignment of pastorates in the Will
mington M. e. Conference, announc
ed as the weeks session closed al
noon Monday, at Salisbury, Md
Several hours were spent in 9
final feverish effort of Bishop Fran
els ]. Mcconnell and the four district
superintendents to complete the
slate by both ministers and laymen
The district superintendents were
reappointed.
Rev. Paul P. Truitt, of Sharptown,
and Rev. Eldwood w. Jones, of Wes-
ley Church, Dover, against whom the
conference voted to ignore charges
of violations of marriage and di-
vorce laws of the church, were re-
assigned to their respective pastor
ates.
There were more than sixty
changes in assignment of charges in
the Conference. The appointments
for the Wilmington District follow:
]. w. Colona. District Superinten-
dent, Wilmington.
Bethel and Townpoint, &. d.
Sharpless, p. o., Elkton.
Cedars, John Galloway.
Charlestown, o. j. Collins.
Cherry Hill, P. o., Elkton, G. S.
Davis.
Chesapeake City, ]. T. Richard
son.
Chester Bethel, G. T. Jones, P. o.
Boothwin, Pa.
Christiania, Del, Preston w.
Spence.
Claymount, Del, H. b. Kelso.
Colora. Thomas Hardee.
Delaware City, Del, V. S. Collins.
Ebenezer, G. T. Gehman, P. o.,
Newark. Del.
Edgemoor. w. E. Fosnocht.
Elkton, w. G. Hariss.
Hockessin, DEL, o. b. Reed.
Holly Oak, DEL, ]. e. Layton.
Hopewell, John Clark.
Marshellton, Tilghman Smith, P.
J., Marshallton, Del.
Mt. Lebanon, II. M. Parks, South
3ockland, Del.
Mt. Pleasant, V. E. Hills. p. o.,
Gdgemoor, Del.
Newark, Del, d. w. Jacob.
New Castle, Del, l.. r. Vandyke.
Newport, j. L. Sparklin.
North East, Z. N. Shockley.
Perryville, l.. M. Broadway.
Port Deposit. w. A. Wise.
Red Lion, Del, Harry Taylor.
Rising Sun, ]. G. Mccoy.
st. Georges and Summit, o. B.
Rice, p. o. st. Georges, Del.
st. Johns, w. G. Poole, P. o.
Lewisville, Pa.
Stanton. Del, F. G. Louhoff.
Zion Circuit, j. W.. Prettyman, P.
0. North East.
WILMINGTON
Asbury, G.. 4. Anderson.
Brandywine, w. II. Greenfield.
Brack, r.. II. Adams, p. o., Mar
halltOn, Del
Goodman, j. Harry Wright.
Eastlake, f. w. Mcdowell.
Epworth, o. II. Connolly.
Grace. b. NJ. Jones.
Harrison Street, John l.. Johnson.
Hillcrest and Bellefont, p. o.,
Edgemoor, Del, w. l.. Hess.
Kingswood. G.. W. Bounds.
Madeley. Leolan Jackson.
McCabe, w. p. Harrison, Jr.
Mt. Salem. w. v. Moore.
Richardson Park, l.. b. Morgan.
Scott. j II. Bicking.
81. Paul's. A. s. Woodward.
Silverbrook, n. G. Jones.
Trinity. w. 5. Revelle.
Union. j. A. Leach.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-01

Suit has been field in the U. s.
District Court. in Baltimore, by
Pietro Cardone against the Pennsyl-
vannia Railroad for $4,000 DANA
ges for injuries alleged to have been
received when he was struck by a
locomotive at the Bush River Bridge
in November 1925.
Cardone. according to the com
plant, was track walker at the time
of the accident, which occurred
on the bridge. He stepped out OF
the way of a train on 10 another
track, the declaration said. when a
locomotive without lights and on
which no bell or whistle sounded.
struck him.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-01

Two bills increasing the salaries
of the states Attorney and the clerk
60 the treasurer of Cecil county
were introduced In the Senate hast
week by senator Cecil G. squier.
The States Attorneys salary
would be increased from tIB00 to
$4,000 a year. The clerk to the
Treasurer. who also serves as assist
ant supervisor OF taxes. would re-
ceiye S90O extra compensation IN
addition 20 his salary of 8sQ0.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-01

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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17
BETTER THAN EVER

Out of the study made by the members of the Board Directors
the General Federation of Women Clubs Washington in January
the ndeb impression that the place of the women club the
world of affairs and definite than previous period
of its existence General Federation News The program of work
being consciously allowed develop and change fit changing
world and the club herself being disciplined give her
individual preud make for this development
tnus In making the president address Mrs Sherman said
With the dawn of the New Year allegiance
patience and tolerance toward ng failures dsapprova
of nnce conduct increasing for deserving accomplishment
everlasting defiance of and scandal loyalty and
ending contribution of talent and Federation
translate accomplishment potential power and influence
Mrs Sherman take heed the various forms of
uganda with which the country flooded I'VE defeat
uganda only by standing by principles and refusing ntmdaed
stampeded.
"AI propaganda difficult thing fight" like
the borers which destroy magnificent tunnels concealed
the va its We only
keep and organization sound and
that there will be place for destroyer find
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17
Whipbef Has Smart
Features for Women

That the very design of the 1927
line Of Whippet motor cars together
with their mechanical features makes
them specially adaptable to woman
drivers, is the claim of Arnold Read
ing Of the Transport Motor Co., in
presenting these low-hung, smart look
ing cars to the public at the show.
In bearing out this contention they
cite the advantages of Whippet con-
struction over that of other type
cars, declaring that the Whippet meets
fully the demand of the ever-increas-
ing number of woman drivers.
They claim that no other light six
cylinder car, or four, can be parked
as easily or in as small space as the
Whippet For a woman to worm a
large, heavy, cumbersome car into
tight parking place, they declare, is
a heavy tax on energy and strength
an effort not necessary in handling
the smaller and lighter Whippet. They
claim that the Whippet steering gear
construction, together with the gen.
eral design of the car, makes its han.
ding one requiring little effort.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17
THE TRoUBLERS ARE THE TROUBLED

worth FASTING in the provebia hat and remembering
The troubs also the troubled DR. Frank Crane
Those words explain lot in life They help give perspective
the irntations of the day.
In the Schoolroom children hard
the trouble the who troubled thmv-who
i'll health who have home who unhappy
In large families where child occasions worry poorer
highly strung
lheah of the
of childhood
Among the trouble makers
The criminal class almost without of
who physically or mentally sick
The jealous husband wife trouble maker
lives himself tortured by his doubts and suspicious
he cruel often those who themselves
The sarcastic cutting tongue often indicates inward thar
have healed
Dyspepsia and constipation responsible for large share of i'll
humor in the world
The bragga troubled with of being inferior the surly
hides behind the mask of his sensitive tmdn
person has stretched the breaking point.
The naggng is usually worried, overworked
Socrates famous The gentle
and good happy and the unjust and evil miserable derives
much its truth from the diverse fact that the happy usually
and good the miserable unjust and evil
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17
Good Lending.
Gov. Smith; Mr.. McAdoo
If Carnegie
81, 900, 900, 900 for Golf

If North and South America cannot
set before the rest of the world an ex-
ample of peace and common sense,
something is wrong with North or
South America This year the Latin
Republic will spend $100,000,00O de-
veloping railroads, and most of the
money will be borrowed in the United
States. Chile is negotiating a s40,-
100000 loan in New York to electrify
the Chilean State Railways. Apparent
ly those South American republics
have public officials sufficiently hon.
est and competent to manage State
railways.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17
FEMINISTS NOT NEW

An interesting seasons work for any womans club would be the
study of the rise and fall of the civic life of the ages Our
time brings the reluctance with which university classes
opened yet Joseph Wickham NJ A. Lit D. head of
the department of English Townsend Harris Hall College of the
City of New York writing of Old Bologna. says:
People who regard the feminist of years
look the roll of professors old Bologna and find Nove
dAndea the fourteenth and in later Laura Bass and
Maria Agne professors of mathematics Maria Mazzona professor
OF anatomy and Clotda Iamboni professor of Greek
The great university of Bologna had 10000 students opening
of the thirteenth century and for nine hundred years Bologna
known the learned city and today enjoys the reputation of
being of the intellectual towns in Italy
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17

Russian husbands and wives will be
interested in their mail from now on.
For a divorce you simply notify the
authorities that you want it, then send
word to your better half through the
post office and that settles it. You
are divorced.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17

Sponsored by the Philomathea club,
two large affairs will be given late this
month in the Knights of Columbus
hall, for the benefit of the high school
scholarship fund at Gonzaga Univer-
sity. A card party will be the attrac-
ton on Monday, February 2S, in the
afternoon, and a dance will be given
the same evening, when Miss Lillian
Fredericks' orchestra will furnish the
music. Mrs. H. l.. Crosby heads the
committee on arrangements. Serving
with her are Mrs. Thomas Gerachty,
Mrs. F. H. Davis, Mrs. M. A. Preston,
Mrs. j. ]. Springer, Mrs. F. w. Brick
ner, Mrs John Black, Mrs. J. A. Bitter,
Mrs. Cornelius Harvey, Mrs. o. s. Tai
madge, Mrs. John Culnane, and Mrs.
William Magyar.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17
"Weak!y" Wanderngs
By LUCILLE critics
NEW MODELS

/ DO not crave
A NEW suit;
FOOD GIVES me
NO CONCERN;
BUT / hitch
UP MY star
TO A new model
CAR: AND for a
NEW MODEL
l YEARN.
MY OLD one
is SORTER
MOTH EATEN
IT'S NERVOUS
ABOUT CLIMBING
HILLS: I'VE fed
1T AND doctored
AND TRIED
EVERYTHING EXCEPT
GIVING 1T some
PINK PILLS.
IT'S HOARSE
LIKE 1T had
TONSILITIS;
OTIS INARDS
MAY NEED
TAKING OUT)
IT'S CRIPPLED
AND LAZY and
LIMPS WHEN
1T GOES, like
MAYBE 1T
SUFFERED
WITH GOVT.
I'M RATHER
DISGUSTED WITH
TRYING TO get
ANYWHERE ANY
MORE; I'LL have
A GOOD look at
NEW MODELS
/ OUGHT to
HAVE DONE so
BEFORE. WHAT
MAKE l shall
GET, l don't
KNOW YET;
BUT NO more in
MY OLD car, I'll
TODDLE: I'LL be
UP-TO-DATE and
| REALLY can't
WAIT, to purchase
A DANDY new model!
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17

ly tHOSe SOuln AMERICAN TepuDuCS
have public officials sufficiently hon
est and competent to manage State
railways.
The financing of desirable industrial
enterprises in South America by Unit
ed States banks is a useful investment
for American money.
When Andrew Carnegie sold his
mills to United States Steel he would
accept only special bonds, wouldn't
take preferred stock as gift, laughed
at the common stock saying it wasn't
even water, it was "air." Recent fig
ures would surprise and probably an
noy Mr.. Carnegie's Scotch thrift. The
steel company in 1926 earned $780,
004,741, enough to pay s1796 share
on the common stock, a new record of
peace-time prosperity in the steel bust
ness.
One billion dollars will be spent on
new golf courses and clubhouses this
year, including the cost of 1000 new
golf clubs starting and maintenance
of old clubs. If the nation could build
a thousand new flying machines, one
for each new golf club, to protect the
links and placid gentlemen playing
on them, it would be good thing.
Dry raiders seize $4,000 worth of
blending machinery used to manufac-
ture benedictine, chartreuse, and other
liqueurs. The blending has been GO
ing on, full blast, for four months.
Many an American has damaged his
mucous membrane, absorbing the
product of that machinery.
Governor Richie, of Maryland, him.
self widely discussed in connection
with the Democratic Presidential nomi-
nation, says Governor Smith, of New
York, sis the outstanding Democrat in
the United States"
On the other hand, Mr.. Milton, edi-
tor of the Chattanooga News says Will
liam G. McAdoo is the only man for
Democrats to nominate. Mr.. Milton
says Governor Smith cannot be nomi-
mated because "the country is seventy
per cent dry, and no wet can be elect
ed to the Presidency" Governor
Smiths friends say, wait, and see."
Governor Smith is not wet.
John ID. Rockefeller still has the
New York Stock Exchange seat that
he bought in 1888, forty-four years
ago. He never uses it, keeps it per.
haps to remind him of old days when
he was making money for himself be.
fore he began spending his millions in
Rockefeller Foundations, Institutes,
fighting disease-for other people.
That seat, which probably cost Mr..
Rockefeller less than $4,000 he could
sell now for $4,000. II he holds 1t a
little longer, 1t will be worth $500, 1000.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-17

The financing of desirable industrial
enterprises in South America by Unit.
ed States banks is useful investment
for American money.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-25
MARY MILES M|NTER AND MOTHER FACING
 TWO FEDERAL SUITS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25. (P)-Mary Miles Minter, former film actress, and her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, were made defendants in two federal suits seeking collection of more than $20O,O0O said to be due in delinquent income taxes.
 Each of the suits, one against the actress and the other against the moth CT, charge failure to make income tax returns during a three year period, 1921, 1922 and 1928.
 The government asks payment by Miss Minter of $110S50 in her 1921 income, sS5,673 in 1922, and $11,076 for 1923.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-25
RAILROAD COLISEUM

NEW YORK, Nov 25. (P)-Probably for the first time in history railroad has allied itself with sports. Homer Loring, president of the Boston and Maine railroad, has announced plans have been completed for the construc- tion in Boston of a new north station building to include coliseum and sports arena.