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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Zisk pres 80 mil. "a rok.

Obchod Sears, Roebuck &
Co., die ustfednf dradovny v
Chicago vyrocnf zpravy vyka-
zujf risky "a rok 1886. Spolec-
most ma obchody vsude v Gel
nejsich mestech teto zemi.
Cisty zisk "a lonsky rok obnasi
S3O,66O,198. Zprava dodava
re to byl ten nejlepsf rok v hi
.storii teto obchodnf spolecnosti
Ma kazdy obycejny dflec pri-
papada dividenda $6.27. Spo-
lecnost vyplatila Cd zacatku
do prftomne dolby $3O,464,713
v dividendech. V obchodech
spolecnosti je zamestnano 49,
200 lid. Dane "a lonsky rok
obnasejf $12,441,7 07.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Pojistil Sc.

Slavny chirurg byl noel
zavolan k pacientovi. Kdyz no
zevrubne prohledl, tazal Sc:
"Napsal jste uz zavet?"
Ne" odpovedel ustrasene
pacient, "a to je to Sc mnou,
pane doktore, tax vazne?"
"Dejte hned zavolat nota-
rep
Gale, pane doktore -"
"Dejte no zavolat a take svC
je deti a pr1buzne!"
Muslin jiz tedy skutecne
zemrft?"
"Ne," ma to suse lekaT, "ale
ia nechci byt jediny hlupak
ktery sc dial v noel bez pT1ciny
vyburcOvat re span1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Pfidavek n~ateracHm.

10000 chicazskych natera-
ca Dude rocne dostavati O 3 mi
liony vice ma mzde. Zvyseni
mzdy O dollar znamena, re bu-
dou m1ti nateraci a ostatni
denne $40 "a 6 hodin prace a
budou pracovati pet dnf v IT,
dnu. Mezi unit a zamestnava-
tell bylo pc nekolik mesicu
jednano a bylo zjisteno, re v
letnf sezone jest v Chicago a
okolf zamestnano asi 10000
nat6racu. Jednani pocalo jiz
v prosinci. Bylo skonceno pred
tydnem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Lekar ma dozivoti.

V Oklahoma City, Okla, ].
w. E%isiminger, 55 lety osteo-
path cekal v okresnim vezeni
ma pfevezen1 do statni trestni-
ce, kamz byl poslan ma dozivo-
tt "a smrt 31lete Virginia Lee
Wycoff, byvale studentky ma
oklahomske universite. Dfvka
zemfela pc oborci, kterou ma
nj Eisiminger proved, jak sc
primal. Jej1 smrt roku 1892
zpGsobila vysetTovani smrti
dalsfch ctyr universitnfch stu.
dentek, vcetne tajne manzelky
footballoveho brace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Prodano! Jedna snehova
zavej.

Nekterf farmarstf znalci v
Rapid City, JIM Dakota, w
pocetli cenu nedavneho pada-
nj snehu v JIM Dakote ma
million dolarG". Proti tomu
Ray Yahne vi do centu, kolik
snfh il cennym byl.
Prodala velikou hromadu
snehu, kterym zasypana byla
jejf costa Fredu B. Ray Ia 80
cent?.
Ray musel vedle toho zapla-
It'll $1.85 "a rozhazenf snehu
ma poll, ktere ceka ma jarnf Sc
tt. Pocfta, re snfh rozhazeny
tam We vysi ctyf stop da poem
ku vice vlhkosti neil by musel
platiti "a polevanf no NEST
skou vodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Lidska hloupost.

V Mankato, Minnesota, ma
vladnf zahajil vysetrovanf
snatku 12lete dfvky Sc 27letym
muzem, ktery jest otcem peti
dftek.
Touto mladistvou manzel-
kou, jak bylo dale zjisteno,j jest
Virginia Deremer, ktere Dude
13 rokG teprve pTistfho ponde-
Ii. Ia byla 25. brezna provda-
ma "a Ernesta B. Johnsona 2
Estherville, Iowa., u prftomno-
sti sve matky Alvina Deremer
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09

Vojensky chirurg amputuje
nohu vojakovi, ktery zalostne
nar1ka.
"Proc stale skucfte, k GER
tut" vykfikne netrpelivy ope-
rater. "Kdo vi co byste zapla-
til "a takovou operaci v obcan-
ske nemocnici. A ia yam il u
delam zdarma!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Ne! On il netloukl.

V Oklahoma City zalovany
re bill zenu, rekl soudci:
"Zrovna jednou jenom jsem
il uhodil, pane soudce. Ne! ia
jsem il nebil."
Pc ulozenf pokuty $11 "a ne
pofadne chovani Sc, zalovany
wat byl do nemocnice, kde mu
sprawl ruku, kterou 81 pTera-
iii, kdyz zenu S nj uhodil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Mzdy zvyseny.

Jednodenni zastavenf indu-
STRIFE mekkeho uhli skonceno
bylo podepsanim move smlou-
Wy ma diva roxy, kterou povolu-
je Sc zvysen1 ma mzde asi
|$85, 900, GOO rocne pro 800, 900
uhlokop1 v osmi statech. Pro
kupujicfho uhlf mini tato u
mluva zdrazenl tuny uhli o 25
IcentI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Date lie date.

Pekne oblecena mlada zena
V Kansas City priblfzila Sc v
sobotu ku tamnf tovarne For
da, v n1z v den ten panovala
vysedavacf stavka delnlky, kite
RI tuto 81 obsadili.
Zena tato rozmlouvala skrze
okno S tam sed1c1m stavkuj1-
elm delnlkem. Konecne sraZi-
la podpatky sve a pima hnevu
sla pryc sc slovy:
well, kdyz nechces jit ven,
pGjdu do moovies S Jimem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Kvart mleka pc 3 centech.

V sobotu v New Yorku pro-
davan byl kvart mleka az "a
tfi Gently. Ku snfzen1 ceny We
ola valka tam zurfci mezi pro
davaci tohoto pc rozhodnutf,
re statnf odbor zemedelstvi ne
ma pravo kontrolovati cenu
mleka. Jinak tehoz dine NILE
ko tam prodavano bylo kvart
cd 8 do II cent?.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Vyplatilo Sc.

V Alliance, o., kdyz Roy
Koontz cistil ojete auto, ktere
nedavno koupil v Clevelandu
"a $3.50, nalezl mem desak 2
r. 1921, "a ktery mu sberatel
mincf nabidl $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
SkonaI " kostele.

John P. Mccarthy, 65lety
pravnfk a byvaly agent We fe-
deralnfm Department. sprave-
dlnosti, zemTel nahle v kostele
St. Mary v Randolph, Mass.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
Nosaty pan.

Nejdels1 nos sveta vlastni
pry americky filmovy herec
Jimmy Durante. Jeho nos je
delSl des1ti centimetrG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-09
CO MAS ZAJfMA:

Posledni dobou jsme svedky,
re ohromne tuny papfru byly
popsany, stran navrhovane re-
organisace nejvyssfho soudu
presidentem. Cele Tady pro-
minentnich lid stav1 Sc bud
pro aneb proti. Snad nejzaji-
mavejsim zjevem strany proti
reorganisaci nejvyssfho soudu
.je to, re kdyz budeme listovati
V casopisech pred dnem 3. lis
tOpadem t.. j. pred volbami
presidenta, shledame, re- ii sa-
mi kteTi spilali p~residentu co
bolseviku, jsou i v oposici nynf.
A Ease kTicej1, re reorganisace
nejvyssfho soudu znamena dix
taturu. Skorem diva roxy p6-
sobil zakon o zotavenf, NRA
byl zakonny, pc teto dobe jej
soudcov6 prohlasili "a nett
stavni. Proc? Inu, slouzil ST.
rokym vrstvam pracujlcfch a
byl z casti ma 1jmu bohatym.
Proto musel pryc a S MIN Tada
jinych zakonG. Jaka podob-
most osob We volbach stavajf-
c1ch proti presidentu a dnes
proti reorganisaci n~ejvyss1ho
soudu. Premyslejte O tom a
vsude podporujte navrh ma re-
organisaci nejvysSfho soudu.
MUSSOLINI A KULTURA:
Mnohy snad by byl zvedav
ma to, jak Sc roznas1 kultura,
tTeba shora jmenovanym kul-
turtregrem. Inu, vypocet je
Ieky, bajonet, kulka a pod kTf-
dly l6tadla bomby. Jmenova-
nymi prostTedky, cernym ha-
besskym kTestanGm, byla a je
vSt6povana kultura. Tuto ko-
phi, zachrance kultury a nabo-
zenstvf wal ma sebe faSisticky
general Franco We Spanelsku,
ovsem "a pomoci Mussoliniho
a Hitlera. Snad je zde jiny Gil
avsak prostTedky jsou stejn6.
Podfvejme Sc zblfzka, kdo ne
sc tuto kulturu spanelskemu
lidu, jacf Tide mali zachraniti
kFestanstv1. Dosud v1me, re
jsou to Moorov6, zahranicnf le-
gle, ktera sc sklada z r1znych
dobrodinc1, kteT1 utekli spra-
vedlnosti rGznych stat1. Kdy-
by snad mel nekdo pochybnost,
zde ma ukazku poslouz1 OMAN
ka Francova casopisu "Dario
de Burgess.
VIVA k dobrodincGm:
Podddstojnfci a vojaci vsech
armad a sbo~H. PoddGstojn1ci
a vojaci z povinnosti i dobro-
volnfci. Trubaci a bubenfci.
Vyvrzenci dnesnf tTfdy. Byvalf
legionafi.v Civiliste. spanelske
legie vas ocekavajf.
Wy, kteT1 sc podivujete slave
bojovnfkG; Wy, kteTf milujete
odvazny a dobrodruzny zivot;
Wy, kterf hledate misto pTfhod-
ne k zapomenuti a vykoupen1;
wy, kteT1 mate V 1myslu vstou-
pit do civilnf gardy, do 1tocne
gardy, k policii a Ike karabinie-
rum; Wy, kteTf touz1te rychle
postupovati We vojensk6 dra-
re; Wy, kteTf unaveni jedno-
tvarnym zivotem touzfte pc ut
kanfch a pc dobrodruzstV1ch;
Wy, kterf jste vcera byli dobro-
druhy, stante Sc hrdiny zftfka.
Legie vas ocekava. RytfTstf le-
gionari vas pTijmou jake bra
tF1. Bratrstvf skut6 jejich krv1
v tvrdych valecnych dobach.
Dostanete u mich ma vybranou,
zdravou a hojnou straw, znac-
ne a opetovane odmeny "a pri-
hlasenf. Poukazky ma unifor-
my, bezvadne, korektnf a ryt1T
ske jednanf. Opravdovou spra-
vedlnost V podobe odmen a po-
vysen1. M1zete Sc staff kapi-
tany legie. Haste Sc u Prvnf
legie, tTet1ho pluku.
Chcete jeste neco vice. Ne
mystic, re tytez methody pou-
zije Hitler, az Dude chtfti sdru-
Tit vsechny hence V Cechach
pod prapor svastiky? Snad ell
jiny ale ~prostredky tyt6z.
M MroLo
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
HENLOPEN WINS
4-H CONTEST
MallOy Vaughn, James DOd-
son Comprise Victorious
Team at Kent-Sussex Fair
SMYRNA AMONG LOSERS

The Henlopen Club team, COM
posed Of Malloy Vaughn and jam
es Dodson, both of Lewes, won the
All Club demonstration contest at
the Kent and Sussex Fair Thurs
day. Fitting Dairy Animals for
the Show Ring" was the Henlopen
Club demonstration. The club team
will represent Al Clubs of the
state in a demonstration contest at
the National Dairy Show. The
judges were: E. t. Oswald, county
agent teacher of the University of
Maryland Extension Service, Col
lege Park, Md, and George Glen
daniel, county agent of Caroline
County, Md. Other teams compet-
ing were: Corner Ketch Club, PRO
duction of Clean Milk; Woodside
Club, Production of Clean Milk;
Smyrna Club, Production of Clean
Milk; Three-in-One Club, "Judg-
ing Dairy Cattle; Wildwood Club,
Fitting Dairy Animals for the
Show Ring; Henlopen Club,
Keeping Dairy Records" The con-
test was held in the All Club
building on the fair grounds.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
TOURIST ATTRACTION
States Redouble Their Efforts To
Attract Tourist Trade

Awake to the fact that motor
vacationing in the United States is
experiencing boom of unprece-
dented proportions, the states are
stepping up the pace of their tour
ist-attraction campaigns and the
budgets for expenditures in this
direction are considerably higher
this year than ever before, L. R.
Lewis, president of the Delaware
Motor Club, declared today.
With tourist expenditures run
ming in excess of S4,000,00O, 900" I"
the A.A.A. club executive said,
state governments are finding
that expenditures made for the
purpose of attracting tourists into
their borders bring manifold re-
turns on an actual cash basis
which, of course, is additional to
hte prestige gained by the state in
acquainting the millions of travel
ers with its history, its background
and its accomplishments.
In addition to attracting the
tourists, the states also are in
creasing their efforts to make sure
that the tourists stay will be a
pleasant one and that they will
want to come again.
Many local communities and re-
sort areas also are putting on in
tensive tourist-promotion cam
paigns to publicize the attractions
each of the communities can offer
the vacationist.
All in all, there is little question
that a substantial portion of the
increase in this years touring has
resulted from the many campaigns
to popularize vacation areas and
that most of the new business is
going to those places that have
had the vision and foresight to
place their messages before the
great travelling public"
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
MONIES n!
Attractions at Strand Theatre
2a1eA.ae. s<k4,ssu@sss.,aau

Friday-The British and Ameri-
can ideas Of Scotland Yard run in
similar channels. In ''The Woman
Alone" another tale is unreeled
about this famed center of the
English intelligence service, in
drama in which the woman in the
case is Sylvia Sidney. A spy ring,
whose sole intentions are that of
sabotaging the smooth running of
the government, come to grips
with an operative who discovers in
Oscar Homolka tool in this
coterie of criminals. John Loder,
as may be justly suspected, falls
in love with the sloe-eyed Sylvia,
who is the wife of the aforemen-
toned villain. However, Loder and
his true love are brought together
but not until Miss Sidney's small
brother, the bright English child
actor, Desmond Tester, is killed
while unwittingly carrying out the
plans of Homolka.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
GUARDSMEN IN
ANNUAL CAMP
Now at Bethany Beach For
Two Weeks of Intensive
Practice
r. C. NC MULLEN CAMP

The 198th Coast Artillery, bet
ter known as Delaware National
Guard, went in camp at Bethany
Beach Saturday and for two weeks
will be the center of interest to
the people of Delaware and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland. The
camp will be known this year as
Camp Richard c. McMullen, the
Guard always naming the camp
for the Governor of the State.
There was the usual activity in
getting the camp in shape and
Sunday found an organized routine.
More than 400 visitors saw the
formal guard mount and regiment
al parade Sunday evening, the two
events of an otherwise quiet day at
the camp of the 198th Coast Artil-
Iery, Delaware National Guard.
The actual training program got
underway early Monday morning,
Col. George ]. Schulz, regimental
commander, Hartly boy, an
nounced, with the setting up of the
three-inch anti-aircraft guns by
Wilmington units under command
of Maj. Henry c. Ray. The heavy
guns are located at a point adjac-
ent to the Coast Guard property
Firing of these guns began Tues
day. Colonel Schulz warmly prais-
ed the conduct of the nearly 300
civilian soldiers who arrived for
the annual two weeks encamp-
ment. He said routine is smoother
this year than ever before. Sun
day was devoted principally to
making camp" Sunday morning
church services were held under
the general direction of Maj. Park
w. Huntington, regimental chap
lain. The afternoon was spent in
recreation with dips" in the ocean
proving popular. Sunday night
motion picture was the entertain
ment feature. The visitors were
impressed with the regimental
parade held at sunset. The troops
were reviewed by Colonel Schulz
and his staff, includingLi eut.-Col.
S. B. Irwin Duncan, Major Hunt
ington, Capt. William A. F. Pyle,
and Capt. Carl B. Soul, Capt. John
duncan was regimental adjutant.
A group of so recruits, under COM
mand of Mstr.-Sergt. Fred L. Man
ion, watched the parade in military
formation Formal guard mount
was held at 5 o'clock with Battery
B of Wilmington, under command
of Capt. Paul r. Rinard, relieving
Battery A, Wilmington, command
ed by Capt. John B. Moore. Three
planes of the 10th Observation
Squadron, New Jersey National
Guard, arrived Monday afternoon.
The planes will be used to tow tar
gets in firing practice. Maj. Rob
ert Copsey is commander of the
plane division.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
Attractions at Roxy Theatre

Friday and Saturday "a Day
at the Races" is a nuthouse turned
loose-a nuthouse that sends at
large the three craziest inmates
that a more sober world knows as
the Marx Brothers, Chico, Harpo
and Groucho. Never have they
been funnier, madder, more hectic,
more satirical, more spontaneous
and more sparkling.
Monday and Tuesday - History
has a habit of repeating itself, and
the long arm of confidence is still
reaching out to place bay laurels
on young aspirants for fame. Sew
enteen years ago Douglas MacLean
was skyrocketed to film fame in
the role Of the swanky Sergeant
Gray" in Mary Roberts Rinehart's
wartime comedy "231a Hours
Leave" Now the comedy has come
to the screen in talking version,
produced by the same MacLean
who scored such sensational sue
cess in the silent version; and jam
es Ellison of the Hopalong Cassidy
series, who plays the role created
by MacLean in the original film,
from all accounts is duplicating
the success of the creator.
Wednesday Thursday - They
Gave Him a Gun" starring Fran
chot Tone, Spencer Tracy and
Gladys George. Adopted from a
novel by William Joyce Cowen, the
film actually is not so much con-
tinuity of the average scenario
conflict of love, hatred, revenge or
virtue triumphant, but is an alb
sorbing study of individuals, and
their respective reactions to war
fare and its training. We have
here full-length, and at times dy-
manic, character studies of post
war adjustments.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05

power was to be vested in one Su-
preme Court and in such inferior
courts as Congress should create.
Judges we're to hold office during
good behavior.
Prolonged debate followed sub
mission Of the report. Beginning on
August 7, it continued through many
days.
Probably the first serious dis
cussion centered on the qualifications
Of electors who would vote for men,
bers Of the House Of Representatives.
Some members proposed limiting the
vote to property-ow Others
fought to make it as broad as possible.
There is no right of which the
people are more jealous than that
Of suffrage" insisted Pierce Butler.
Of South Carolina.
The right of suffrage is certainly
one Of the fundamental articles
OF a republican government" said
James Madison. Of Virginia.
Ultimately it was agreed that
electors in each state should have
the same qualifications as electors
Of the most numerous branch" of
their state legislatures.
Next Week; Building for Perma-
nence.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
Farmers Debts Are Reduced

The debts Of so farmers Of this
state have been reducved s62, ,04p
IN the 22 months ending June 80
through the aid of the Resettle-
ment Adm inistration, the U. S.
department Of Agriculture an
nounced last we.ke Debts of these
farmers before adjustments were
sz8O.415 and after adjustment the
ngures dropped to s21S,373. AS a
result $3.50 in back taxes were
paid local governments, according
70 the resettlement report. Rhode
Island had the least number Of cas-
es to adjust, 20, followed by Ne
vada with So and this state with
go.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
SUNDAY DINNER
.Su4gesttos's-.
BY ANN PAGE

DEACHES, pears, plums, new cook
Il ing apples, cantaloupe, and buckle
berries are the outstanding fruit
values this week. Vegetable prices, too,
are attractive, with lima beans, beets,
cabbage, carrots, celery, salad greens,
peas, potatoes, squash and tomatoes
the outstanding values.
Eggs, cheese and fish complete the
list Of attractivsly priced fresh foods,
for meats of all kinds continue to be
high and promise to go higher.
Vegetable plates garnished with
eggs, cheese or fish; and fruit, or egg
and milk desserts will help keep bud
gets in line.
The following menus call for Sea-
sonabls and reasonable foods.
Low Cost Dinner
scaiieped Potatoes with Cheese
Corn Stuffed Tomatoes Green Beans
Bread and Butter
Sliced Peaches Cup Cakes
Tea or Coffee Milk
Medium Cost Dinner
Baked Ham Mashed Sweet Potatoes
New Cabbage
Bread and Butter
Peach and Apple Turnovers
Tea or Coffee Milk
Very Special Dinner
Jellied Chicken Broth
Baked Ham Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Caulifower
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Bread and Butter
Peach Ice Cream Angel Cake
Coffee
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
bankruptcy Petition Filed

ward r. Barwick, a farmer of
rarmington, Kent county, recently
MED a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy in the U. S. District Court.
Inc petitioner listed total debts in
tne amount Of s3,426.12, and as
sets totaling $2,35S Of which ST.
IVY was represented by real es-
tate Judge John p. Nields refer
red the petitioner to U. S. Referee
- Bankruptcy Charles w. Cullen
tor review Of the facts at Mr.. Cul-
lens offices in Georgetown.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
Constructing New Sidewalk

The sidekalk being constructed
along South Governors avenue by
the State Highway Department, is
progressing rapidly. Work of NOV
ing back several of the small build
ings has been completed and forms
are being placed for the concrete.
The sidewalk will extend from Wat
ter street to the Kent General Hos
pital on the east side and from
Water street to South street on
the west side.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
New Stadium in Wilmington

Finishing touches are being
placed on the new stadium on
South Union Street where the
Championship rodeo will be staged
the week of August 9th, for the
benefit of the contagious units of
the Wilmington General Hospital
by the Junior Board. Cowboys and
cowgirls from many Western stat
es are arriving to enter the con-
tests of broncho busting, wild steer
riding, bulldogging and other cow
boy stunts for which large cash
prizes have been posted. A spec
ial shipment of wild horses and
steers from Texas ranch is due
to arrive here to test the skill of
the contestants and among them
will be a large number Of Wild
Brahmas that are a new type of
cattle to this section of the country
and are said to be defendants of
the sacred cattle of India. They
are very large type of cattle and
very wild and vicious and said to
be even harder to ride than the
outlaw bucking horses. Perform
ances will be given each night
throughout the week with special
matinees on Wednesday, Friday
and aturday at which time the
Junior Board will be hosts to the
kiddies of the various orphanages
of this city and vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
WHEAT YIELD
OVER ON SHORE
Some Farmers Report "a, %
and 80 Bushels to Acre on
Good Ground
AVERAGE is ABOUT IA

Last week was an ideal week for
threshing and thousands of bush
els of wheat have been marketed.
Over a hundred cars had been ship
ped from Kent County, Md, UP to
Monday making over 100000 bush
els or over 100000 for the farm
ers. The crop was as whole
quite disappointing because of the
fly and other enemies. The yield
in Kent will not average above IA
bushels an acre, although several
of the better farms have reported
yields of 80, %, and "a bushels to
the acre. The best yield so far re-
ported was threshed on the Carey
farm near Turner's Creek, owned
by Morris Clothier of Philadelphia
and managed by Senator Arthur
H. Brice, who got yield of 30
bushels. Harvey Coleman, on the
Slay farm on Swan Point, reports
a yield of % bushels. A Earle
of the Fancy Farm,
near Chestertown, received a total
yield of 2520 bushels from a 125-
acre tillage, which he sold for $1.18
a bushel. DR.. J. S. w. Jones
threshed 211a bushels per acre off
Al acres and Will Toulson, got an
average of 21 bushels. Local buy
ers were paying SLOT for wheat
Wilbur Webb on Will
liam Medders' Locust Grove farm
threshed 241a bushels per acre off
so acres.-Kent News.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
FATAL CRASH AT SALISBURY
Penn's Grove and Swedesb0ro Res
idents Victims as Car Hits Pole

Two women were killed Thurs
day evening when an automobile
in which they were riding left the
right of-way on the old Delmar
road, one mile north of Salisbury,
Md, and crashed into a telephone
pole. They were Mrs. Eva T. Loeb
ner, 81, of PENIS Grove, N. j., and
Mrs. Edith R. Mcmahon, AZ, of
Swedesboro, N. j. Mrs. Mcmahon
was instantly killed, and Mrs.
Lochner died short time after
admittance to Peninsula General
Hospital there. Joseph Mcmahon,
driver of the automobile and hus-
band of one of the women, said he
lost control of the car after a tire
blew out. Magistrate N. R. Con-
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
Death of Mrs. Ida Cook, Dover

Mrs. Ida Cook, age 81, died at
her home on Governors avenue,
Sunday afternoon, last week. She
was the wife of Thomas j. Cook,
who for a number of years was su-
pervisor of the Henry Ridgelys
Sfarm near town. Mrs. Cook had
been i'll for long time. Funeral
services were held from the home
Tuesday afternoon. July 81, with
Rev. S. B. Hiley officiating. Inter
ment was at Odd Fellows GEM
etery, Camden. Mrs. Cook was a
member of the Baptist Church.
Mrs. .WiLkie Case, a sister, survives.
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05

way ordered corcner's jury I'M
paneled for an inquest Friday.
John Lochner, husband of the 9TH
er woman, also a passenger in The
car, was uninjured. The couples
We're on their way home from
Chincoteague, Va, at the time Of
the accident
Smyrna times., 1937-08-05
- pAYMOND PITCAIRN

appoint ambassadors and Judges
of the Supreme Court. and TO settle
disputes between states respecting
jurisdiction or territory.
The lower branch. or House OF
Representatives. should be composed
Of members chosen by the people
every second year. All bills for
raising or appropriating money were
10 originate in the House of Repre-