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Smyrna times., 1929-08-21
Dover Opera House, Dover

Immediately following the pop
ular all-talking picture "Coquette'
which made such a hit with the
patrons of the Opera House, an
other record breaker comes in the
all-talking and singing success
''The Rainbow Man." which will
run Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. 1t is an all-talking and sing
ing romance of the screen, plenti-
fully supplied with Instrumental
music which contains not one note
of "blues" or 'vo-doe-do." 1t is a
real, human story, simple, true and
plausible. The melodies of the
production are Rainbow Man, .
Smile Little Pal" and Sleepy
Valley" A fine selection of talkie
vaudeville acts and news events
completes the program. The Fox
News showing Friday and Satur-
day is now presented in sound, so
that patrons may now hear as well
as see the news events of the day.
Jannings is greater than ever in
his newest dramatic masterpiece,
Betrayal" which plays Monday
and Tuesday with sound and mu-
sic. Jannings surpasses his past
performances in this gripping
story of the Swiss Alps, of an old
mans effort to win the love Of
young girl who has already pledg
ed her heart and of his final awak-
ening to the futility of trying to
overcome love. Strong drama and
tender moments of real human
love, thrilling scenes of danger
that bring one to the edge of the
seat; clever touches of appealing
humor that set the heart smiling,
these are the things that make
Betrayal picture that will live
as one of the greatest ever made
by any star on the stage or screen.
With this picture is talking COM
edy in addition to the regular
news and oddity.
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21

white population over the colored
in all parts of the State. This was
most marked in New Castle Coun-
ty outside of Wilmington. The
natural increase in population is
the excess of births over deaths.
This natural increase for the white
population was 1921 for the ten
period from 1919 to 1928, whereas
the colored natural increase was
only So. Total population of Del
aware, 1920 census, was 223,O03;
estimated population in 1928, 241,
615. Total population of Whining
ton, 1920 census, 110,168; estimat-
ed in 1928, 13O,643. New Castle
County, 1920 census, 38,O71; esti-
mated 1928, 40,132. Kent County,
1920 census, 31,023; estimated
1928, 29,502. Sussex County, 1920
census, 43,741; estimated 1928. 41-
338. The average natural increase
among the white race from 1919
to 1928 was $50 times that of the
colored race.
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21
INCREASE IN POPULATION
In Kent County Decrease--Wil-
mingtOn Gains 18 Per Cent

The July and August bulletin,
Delaware Health News" issued
by the State Board of Health un-
der the direction of DR.. Arthur G.
Jost, executive secretary of. the
State board, contains valuable in
formation as to the population of
Delaware according to the 1920
census and the increase estimated
in 1928. Not only is the popula-
tion with the increase given for
the entire State but for the city of
Wilmington, and by counties as
well, and the percentage of white
and colored. The foreword Of the
figures ascertained states that the
increase in population has occur
red in Wilmington and New Castle
County, the increase over 1920
census being IS per cent for Will
mington and 5 per cent for New
Castle County. In Kent County
there was a decrease of 4 per cent
and in Sussex County decrease
of per cent. Due to the increase
in population, Wilmington had in
1928, 81 7-10 per cent of the en-
tire population of the State. Each
of the three counties had reduc-
tion in the percentage of the to-
tai population. In the ratio of
white and colored it is noticed that
there had been an increase in
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21
HAVE MORROW ESCAPE
Seven Are Imperiled When Boat
Springs a Bad Leak

Buffeted about in the channel of
the Indian River Bay, eight miles
southeast of Millsboro, from sun
set until daylight with no one
aware of their perilous condition,
a party of seven who had been
spending the week at Oak Orchard
barely escaped drowning while re
turning from a grabbing trip at
the Indian River Inlet. In the
party were: Commercial represen-
tative of the Postal Telegraph
Cable Co., Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Granstrom, of North
Philadelphia; Edwin Walton, us.
Appraiser, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Oscar S. Wilson, Georgetown; FL
mer West, owner of the motor
boat, and Joshua Galloway, 16,
both of Millsboro. The party had
chartered the motor boat to go
down and view the Indian River
Inlet and at the same time catch
crabs at the Inlet. The motor
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21
RECORD FOR WHEAT SAVING
B. f. Potter and r. I'll. Dickerson
Have ThreShed Wheat So Years

B. F. Potter, now a resident of
Milford, and Robert H. Dickerson,
of Cedar Neck, have established a
record which is unique and prob
ably has never been equaled in
Delaware. These two men have
aided in threshing the wheat
grown on the B. Potter Farm in
Cedar Neck for 58 years. During
this time Mr.. Dickerson has never
missed a wheat threshing on the
place. Mr.. Potter has missed only
two threshings on the farm during
all of that long time. While neith-
er man is rated as an exceptionally
old man, they have seen thousands
of bushels of wheat saved and sold
from the farm. Mr. Dickerson
will be 73 years of age next No
vember, while Mr.. Potter will cele-
brate his 65th birthday in Septem-
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21

day and fined $40 and cost by
Magistrate Cahall, of Harrington.
AS far as is known this is the first
arrest for infraction of the ruling
under the new automobile code,
passed at the last session of the
State Legislature The Harring-
ton Volunteer Fire Company's ap-
paratus was responding to an
alarm at the home of William
Wheeler, of Harrington, who lost
$500 when his automobile and
some outbuildings were damaged
by fire. Emory is alleged to have
interfered with the progress of the
fire engine and to have narrowly
averted an accident.
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21
Everett Theatre. MiddIetown

Monday-Glyn Tryon in ''It Can
Be Done" If you like to get a
good kick out of a picture, don't
miss this one - it surely sizzles
with pep. Tuesday-'No Defense
Wednesday and Thursday" Sub
marine" with Jack Holt and Ralph
Graves, Dorothy Revier This pic
ture has won the greatest praise
from all critics. Friday 'Topsy
and Eva. Saturday "Silver
Fox"
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21

Der. The men have seen methods
of wheat harvesting change very
materially during their life time.
Both are hale and hearty and ex-
pect to aid in several more har-
vestings before they are incapaci-
tated by the infrmities of old age.
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21
FIRE ENGINE RIGHT OF WAY

First Arrest Made Since the New
Automobile Code Was Passed
For failing to give right of way
to a fire engine, Lester Emory, of
Harrington, was arrested by Pri-
vate O'Neal of the Bridgeville Sta
tion, State Highway Police. Satur-
Smyrna times., 1929-08-21
dIHzzu(a0z9D.
Strand Theatre, SMYRNA

Friday and Saturday-Tim Nc
Cay in "The Adventurer," with
Dorothy Sebastian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-05
ZlHL MAN VAGRANCY BILL
ENDORSED BY CITIZENS
Manor Park Association Also
Takes Action Approving
Community Chest.

The Zihlman vagrancy bill vas in
dcrsed last night by the Manor Park
Citizens Association, meeting in Whit
tier School. The Community Chest also
was Endorsed following talk on the
merits of the organization by John
Melpolder
Members adopted a report recon-
mended by William Anderson, chairman
Of the police and fire committee, ap-
proving in principle the boy patrols used
in connection with the public schools
for safeguarding children at street
crossings.
Another report was returned to the
meeting by Ernest Pullman, chairman
Of the law and legislative committee,
which contained a summary of the
items carried for street improvements,
water extensions, sewers and school i'm
provements in the Manor Park vicinity
by the District appropriation bill
Frank Lapp reported on behalf Of
the entertainment committee that ar
rangements have been made with the
Parent-Teacher Association Of Whittier
School for a combined meeting of that
organization and the association March
II.
John D. Smoot, president Of the asso-
citation, introduced Mr.. Melpolder to the
meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-05
Cold Causes Deaths in China.

SHANGHAI, February 5 tP).-Nu-
merous deaths are reported from
Shanghai and Northern China as a
result of the bitter cold of the past
few days. The weather also has caused
difficulties in coastal shipping and in
some places the ice extends 80 miles
into the sea.
At Tientsin icebreakers have been
kept busy freeing ships, while at the
port of Chin Wang Tao, usually ice
free, the water is completely frozen
and the barriers extend out II miles.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
POULTRY WORMS
By C.. J. Ramquist,
Poultrolcgist for England d Petersen

Each year hundreds and thousands
Of dollars are lost to the poultrymen
thru the medium of round worms,
cecae worms and tape worms in their
flocks. They sap the vitality out OF
the hen making her unable TO lay eggs
and. in this weakened low vitality
condition makes her more susceptible
to disease.
A large percentage of Our trouble
with poultry can be attributed to
poultry worms directly or indirectly so
1t behooves us to be constantly on the
lookout taking every precaution that
our poultry do not become infested
and, at the slightest sign of worms. to
give some safe, reliable worm treat
ment to rid them Immediately.
Prevention, OF course, Is the best
cure. All chick runs and pullet
ranges should be at all times clean
and. If necessary, thoroly disinfected.
All pullets should be given a good
worm treatment at the age of three
month"; and again at the age of five
months Just before going into the lay
ing house. In this way our pullets will
be void of all worms and fully capable
of giving her full attention to her
original business of laying eggs. A
pullet. no matter how good you might
think she Is, will lay more eggs with
out worms than she will with worms.
Several treatments recommended by
as many experiment stations are quite
successful Perhaps the newest and
one of the best is the new "Albers
treatment" consisting of one pint pure
Spirits of Turpentine and one quart
Oronite Livestock oil mixed thoroly In
100 pounds scratch and allowed to
stand at least "a hours before feeding.
Feed this medioated scratch in
troughs In usual quantities every day
for seven days straight.
Another good treatment is the mix
ing of 40 pounds OF tobacco dust to
each ton of mash and fed from two to
three weeks at the age OF months
and again at the age of 5 months.
Your feed dealer can mix this thoroly
in the correct proportions for you.
Still another treatment is the giving
OF a reliable worm capsul to each of
your pullets before they go into the
laying house. One OF the best
capsuls is the "Nema"
One Of the above treatments should
be given to every flock of pullets. The
ingredients for the treatments can be
secured from your feed dealer so call
him Immediately and order whatever
YOU might want
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25

Sound country, and this being their
first trip West. makes this part of the
world seem more wonderful than they
had dreamed of.
Mrs. Vera Sanderson Kniffin and
three children from st. Paul were
guests at the f. E. Stone home at
Newport from Saturday until Tuesday
when they left for Chehalis, where the
mother, Mrs. Lula T. Sanderson was
awaiting their arrival Mrs. Kniffin
was a Burton High school girl some
years ago and finds not one of her
class living in the old home town. but
learns that the girls, who are scatter
ed, have been married for years and
are still living with their first
husbands, which means happiness. or
calm endurance, while the boys of the
old class are enjoying the same
blessings. and so the world moves on!
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
ss*s#sas#ss.sss.ss
-VASH0N ISLAND
THE GEM OF PUGET SOUND
ARE WE ALL DOING AS MUCH AS WE CAMP

thought
Ohopedc
That possible only in the proportion in which willing
The crippled child tragic
realization OF that child that help forthcoming
like other children child and
bodies but how about neighbours child that child
disease herediy through its
the of the child
through life
willing little
chnen perfect bodies that might
opportunity
Orhopedic Hospital that
purchase
giving
tinfol different
Islands fail.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25

The Enoohs family have at their
home. a brother whom Frank Enochs
had not seen for twenty-three years,
Mr. Ervan Enochs. and daughter. Miss
Helen, Of Columbus, Ohio. who are
here for a months stay in the Puget
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
EFFICIENCY

Efficiency Is doing things, not wish
ing you could do them, dreaming about
them or wondering If you can dc
them.
1t Is knowing how to apply theory
to practice. turning defeat into ex-
perience and using it to achieve
success.
1t Is the ability to mass ones
personality at any time or place and
the elimination of weakness, regret
worry and fear.
1t is the self-reliance, clothed with
modesty. persistence plus politeness
and the hand of steel in the velvet
glove.
Efficiency is alertness. presence Of
mind, readiness to adjust ones self tt
the unexpected. impinging the egg
against the combination of events
luck, fate, custom and prejudice-unti
they give way.
1t Is purpose, practice, patience, the
measure Of a man, the real size Of hi.
soul, the ability to use ones passions
likes. dislikes. habits. experience
education, mind. body and heart, anc
not be used by these things.
1t is self-mastery. concentration
vision and common sense, and the sun
total Of all that is In man.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
ONCE MORE THE SITUATION is SAVED.

waing
the aerpl and the terrible impression that
horrible
tourists would think
allowing the caterpilars devour the
had still another those
and lovely they before the
time
time bless
impatence according
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
HERE'S THE LAW IN THE MATTER.

public situated eliminate
tangled with the u postal
which plenty safe publishing the text of
n
postmasers directed to
which
pamphlets
dependent
lists the awarded
relating then declared to he
editors
print with
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
BLACK BEAR VERSUS WISE

Last Sunday on a trip to the Noun
tain. one OF Vashon Islands handsome
bachelors tried to get rough with one
of the bears. Bruin refused to stand
back and have his picture taken
when directed and resented the
methods employed in persuading him
to do so. AS a consequence Royce Wise
is telling wild tale about stumbling
and getting his arm caught in the corn
shelter.
Moral Don't try any cave-man
methods with bears, especially black
ones.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
"a Git Of Leaven
By N. P. J.

QUERY FOR LONG FACES
Sing song of flowers and beaches,
Trees and homes and hills;
Sparkling waves and balmy breezes;
Lovely land Of thrills.
Rich and poor and high and humble
Hunt for Joy in vain,
But why not come to Vashon Isle
And gladden. up again?
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25

SATISFACTORILY ana VIII soon De able TO
be moved to his beach home at Burton.
80
Mrs. G. L. Jackson has rented her
home for three months to the Bam-
bricks, who are wrecking the building
they were living In. which years ago
was our grade school, and will con-
struct modern bungalow on the site
Mrs. Rebecca Birchfield is In Yaki-
ma for a short time for a rest with
her daughter, Mrs. Redman.
Mr.. Leslie Birchfield will remain at
a sanjtarium In Seattle until her
return.
Having heard OF the beauties of
vashon Island, Mrs. Arnold, a Butte
Montana, friend of Mr.. and Mrs. M
A. Van House Of Seattle, and her two
daughters, Eleanor and Alice. are
camping for two weeks at the Charles
Taylor home in East Burton.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brammer and
babies are down at the ocean beach
and will take in the harbor towns dur
ing their well earned ten days vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Annie Van Devanter spent a
happy week with her sons, Edward in
Seattle and Aaron at Kirkland, during
this time making a trip to the noun
tain and on her return home stopped
for short visit with her friend, Mrs.
Irish in Tacoma.
Some more new books at the
Library are Butterfly. by Kathleen
Jeffrey Farnol; Peter Ruff and the
Double Four, f. v. Oppenheim; "Oil', a
romance Of the oil fields by Upton
Sinclair.
MFR. and Mrs. L. l.. Hill and two
children we're down from Bothel at the
Phil Green home several days last
week. Mr.. Hill, who is in the employ
OF the Puget Sound Power and Light
Co, was resting and recovering from
an operation recently 'perpetrated" on
him. The Hills brought with them
Mrs. q. G. Hall and children from
Port Orchard, who visited here for a
short time.
Mr.. Edward Burreson Is enjoying
his vacation with his folks at Bur
ton and trying to forget chat July oath
must find him back at Bordeaux at the
same old grind.
MIR. George Coates OF Tacoma spent
Sunday In the old home town with his
family which was increased by two
more members-Arthur and Sydney
Coates Of Seattle. accompanied by DR..
Hermann also of Seattle.
O.
The Enoohs family have at their
home. a brother whom Frank Enochs
had not seen for twenty-three years.
Mr. Ervan Enochs. and daughter. Miss
Helen, Of Columbus, Ohio. who are
here for a months stay in the Puget
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
BURTON

The B. Y. P. U. viii hold ten days
session at Assembly Point July Goth to
August 9th. All the buildings on the
grounds have been painted. making 1t
a very attractive place for their meet
ings. A. G. Nysted is care taker.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25
PREPARE

a student failed in an exam in all
the five subjects he took.
He telegraphed to a brother: Fail
ed in all five. Prepare papa
The brother telegraphed back Pa
pa prepared; prepare yourself
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25

sam: ~Esmerelda, does yoh love
mep
Esmerelda' Deed An does. Ssmi'
Sam: Two bits wuth, honeyq"
Esmerelda: Go way. man-Ah
don't put out no more cash TIN we Is
married.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-25

DR.. Grandy reports Judge Tucker
whom he took to a Seattle hospital
last week. seriously Ill. recovering
satisfactorily and will soon be able to
be moved to his beach home at Burton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

ukradol druhl. Dzurinda tiez po.
siel. Sirak siel ma tretiu bazu,
ked' Costello vypustil Byakovu
rychlu lobdu ked' Byak prisiel
hovorit' Costellom, Sirak daval
nanho pozor ako liska. Potion
Byak vracal sa k svojmu miestu
a Sirak ami zajac utekal domov
Byak sa obratil a tiez prichodil
rychle, ale Sirak sa hodil ako pla.
vac ma domacu platnu a Byak
skocil nanho, lenze Sirak tam Dol
prvy Dol bezpecny. PARENT ma.
sledoval a Dol vybity.
Strutherscania sk6rovali jeder
d'alsi obeh v deviation, ked' Kraj.
max a Rodgers boil Won. Bernard
udrel ma pravo pre- jednu a Ming.
hettf tiez. Bernard sa dostal ns
tretiu. Potion prisiel k zabitu
Byak a zas ju udrel, ale Dzurin
da eakal ma nu zahodil ku Pa,
rentimu. Takto Hillcrestcania w.
hrali prvn hru s ku 5 Struthers
eanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
HL'ADANA KNIHA

tisicmi Slovakmi teraz k dostaniu!
Chranene tajnosti konecne vyjavene
v obdivuhodnej knihe "TAJNOSTI
BOSORSTVA'', alebo "KNIHA PR1-
RODY A SVETOVYCH TAJNOST1 -.
Bolo yam povedane toto tamto bo-
sorstve, tajnosti, kuzla, cary atd'. Te-
raz po prvy raz m6zete sa vsetky tie
to veci doznat', ktore boly tajene "a
vel'a sto rokov. Kniha opisuje vyse
900 roziGnSch veci. DONATE sa prav-
du zachrante So cd prace diabla. Ne
bud tie temnosti, ale objednajte 81
t1 knihu hned', .pokial' nezabudnete,
presvedcte sa sami. Napisana je ci-
sto po slovensky. Stojf len $500 po-
stou m6zete ju dostat' jedine len u
"TATRA', Box 1851 City Hall P. O.,
New York, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
TINS REALTY SERVICE
STAVIA MA LANSINGVILLE

Tins Realty Service, ktorej
spravcom je p. Louis Timcak, s
kancelariou V Mahoning Bank
Bldg, zacala stavat' moderny
dom ma jean st. ma Lansingville.
Odpor1came Slovakom, ktori sa
chystajl stavat' dom, ably 81 pri-
Sli pozret' tdto stavbu ako ma
terial. Pan Timcak povolava ma
prehliadku kazd6ho Slovaka, kto-
ry sa chce poucit' O stayani do
NOV. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
oZNAMUJEM
bratom Slovakom, ze som moi
NORTH WATT ST.
BARBER SHOP
prest'ahoval ma stare miesto pod G.
20 N. WATT ST.
Jan Janovsly, MATTEL.
MA PREDAJ FARMA

60 akrov, ma dobrom mieste, na
Salem Road, l mil'a Cd North
Jackson, II miP cd Youngstown.
Dobry 7-izbovy dom a inc budovy,
vsetok statok, droda, zariadenie
atd'. ide s farmou. Cena vel mi
mierna. Prid tie alebo pfste: Mr..
Joseph Lehotsky, North Jackson,
Ohio. (39l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

lezitosti udieranie Mikulu Pa
rentiho pomohlo hodne. Pravda,
neudierali SINE cd Byaka, ale Y
siestom iningu dostali SINE styri
1dery. Myslim, re Pavel Minnick
zakonci serie v nedel'u.
Jan Sekerak: "Vsetko co po-
trebujeme je chytac. Keby SINE
boil mali akehokoPvek chytaca v
hedel'u, Byak by bol l'ahko po-
rail Hillcrestcanov. ia sa mo-
dim, aby Costellova ruka bola
lepsie do nedele - potion l'udia
uvidia inaksiu hru.'
V nedel'u bude vyznamna hra,
Ak vyhraj1 Hillcrestcania, budu
campionmi, ak vyhrajd Struthers-
cania, budu muset' hrat' este raz.
I'll, ktorf nevideli nedel 'najsiu
hru, maju prilezitost' videt' tieto
dive slovenske eaty boji ma ne.
dePu. Hra bude hodna podivania
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
MRTvOL.A NAHEHo MUzA
NAJDENA BOLA v RIEKE

Zamestnanci Pennsylvania dra-
by zazreli stredu rano mrtvolu
naheho muza Mahoning rieke.
Upovedomili policiu, ktora mr..
tvolu vytiahla. Mrtvola bola uz v
rozklade, preto sa sud-, ze zato-
pence Dol najmenej 10 dni vo vo-
de. Dosial' nebol stotozneny.