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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30

Sort 8elpoir, Ga. Gin 8eamter oes
ariegsoepnrtments beriiberte, SaB Elm
nationales slrbeitspflibt- -@eiee not
menoig lei, ipenn m1sreihenoe Mr-
beitsfrdfte bon ni6tpihtiger Mrbeit
in Die Griegsinouitrie iibergefiibri
lperoen ioaten.
Sames g. Iithea, 0ireftor Ser
abtellung fir SnouItrieperlonal bes
GtappenoienItes (MiIitarp Serpicc
5orces), gab oieie grfl1rung in elmer
&eoe auf elmer pom ariegsoepartment
einberufenen aonieren5 bon Snou-
ItrielIen, grbeiterfiibrern unb Sci.
tl,ngsleuten iiber vslrbeitsfrdfte" ob.
~Gs beiteben sluei 8eee, bie slr.
|Ibeitsfraftbeoiirfniiie su befrieoisen
Giner lit, mebr MrbeitsfrGIte beran,
subringen; ser anoere lit, uniere 0e.
Siiriniiie an slrbeitsfrdften burd oie
Grbobuns Der Seiltuns Ser periiis,
barren Irbeitsfrdfte SIT perninoern
Sbne Elm nationales slrbeitspfliht.
selet bnben mir sic erite Moglidfeit
nabe5u eridopft.
"8ir miiiien Die 5peite Wtoslihfei1
pou ousnl,sen. Cine grbobung oe.
Seilhtna Der slrbeiter fpmnlt eiue,
Grbobung Ser 3abI Der slrbeitsfrditt
I'M 10 Ero5ent sleih MIR lit iii
luirflaner, oauerbafter uno unter Der
gegenlpartiqen SerbGItniiien praf
tlid)er, llno es lit cine slufgobe, oil
nur Sic erfiillen fonnen."
Torher bate SberltIeutnant @m
sS. 8alto Sr. bonn 8eneralItab oe,
! ssrmee ser 8ruppe berihtet, oab 81,
oiesjabrigen Groouftions5iele fir I'M
iere militdriiten StreitfrGfte ulo lin
Baht- unO GarIebensslpede in Sob!
bon $5,4OO,OOO,OOO ipabrifeinI,d
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30
Kehlef,ratieiermt,e ,pir~
it,1tt pSrbcreitet

@aibinston. Gie Office Of Yriee
COMMUNICATION ihuf Snouitrie- -&omi,
tees 5lpeds 8eratllns bel Ser ausar.
beitung bon Hlanen fir cine aoblen,
rationierllng. Gs ipiro aber ser Soft
nung slusSrud gegeben, 6ab cine 9ta,
tionierung nidt notig iein miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30
GntOett ,.itN Nmrisb
tt,,1r>c1t bcmtbarNicrt

Sonoon. 0ie HMss uno american.
iid)e Bomber fubren 1pieoer in gb-
ipehlungsidihten Gag lmo Nad)t nod
Der sseitung europa lnS bombaroier.
ten Gmben uno aurib uno Damn gin,
gen lie nah 8raunihpeie uno San.
noper. 0ie lebtere Staot ioQ bis gu
60 Bro5ent bem GrObooen gleihge,
nad)t iporoen iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30

8ern. 5 noer @sailinoer Yreiie er.
lhien eine Mufforoerung ser oeutibea
NilitGrbeborben, an oie glrbeit all.
riid5ufebren a,no Dis5iplin 5u beiuab.
rem. Sour tper arbeitet, miro 2ebens.
lnittelrationen erbalten. StGrer ser
|Sr6nung iper6en Dor Elm beuti6es
Militdrgcribt sitiert ,perocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30
Das 3citbilN IN, Spiceel
Ser prcijc

sSn einem &ommentar sll ben,
GburhiIliden slaiance-s -slnerbieten be.
merit Sorotbp Sbompion in ibrer
Rubrif in v9e .. Eolt", SaB es offen-
bar nit HrGiioent Hooiepelts giuig.
uns erfolgt lei, ipdsreno ibm repn-
blifaniIhe Der rpopuldrIte"
6iibrer ser Yartei, Wfr. Ieapep, mil
Ser 8efiirtuortung zines .itdnoigei,
Wtilitarbiinonilies 5ipiihen 8roBbri-
tannien unO Sen Sereinigten Staatcu
porgegrifien babe. rSa 8iinoniiie I'M
fer unIerer Hegierungsform nur nit
Dem Nat ,lno ser 3ultimnl,ng bes
Senats abgeId)loiien iperoen fonnen,
| lit es gut, ipenn Sieie 6rase pon sen
Siibrern lnierer 5ipei groBen 8ar-
teien aeregelt miro. . Cine britlId,-
amerifanild)e 9lllian5 lit Der ein5ige
8eg, auf Dem mir inns ipieoerllnl
oaran MAIDEN fDnnefl, einen ehten
Golferbuno - nit fonfreter Mafjt
= 5u i6afien."
uSeralo tribune" pertritt in elmer
reoaftionelleu 8eiiteuer su Ser De-
bate iiber Sic gGter-ginsisbung Ben
Stanopunft, oab unter sen beutisen
ltmitiinoen nur iol6e 0fdnner gum
9ienit nit Ser @affe ausgeboben iper'
oen iollten, ,oie bon Der friegslpid,-
tigen Snoultrie entbebrt tperoen fon,
men, mebr ober ipeniger obne Hiidiibt
auf ibren Samilienitano." Ias 8latt
perlpeiit auf oen "blutgetrdnften
Strano" bon Salerno oils rbitterel1
geipeis bafiir, oaB l,niere Wilitdrbe-
boroen ibre YerlonaleriorberniiIe
niGt iiberltasten, uno OaB mir
feinerlei Nahlaiien IN Ser Yroouf-
ton ipegen Mangels an Mrbeitsfrai-
ten sulaiien fOnnen."
Nuf orei ~politiid geiabrlide" Hro-
bleme perlueilenb, nit Oenen Der &On-
greb iih in ieiner neuen Seliion Sl'
befailen bnlben miro: Die 0dter-Gin.
5;ebuns, Nahfriess collaboration una
geld)affung pon $12,OO0,O00,0O0
neuen 8unbeseinfiinften, erflart Die
rN. q. 8oit" in ibrem aommentar
gum 0ieoer5llammentritt oes Narla-
ments: ,Ias 2ano bofft, oaB Die &C.
rien ieinen Mbeeoroneten uno sena.
loren neue &raft uno @eisbeit fit Die
Dor ibnen liegenoen Mufsaben eegeben
baben, 1rno SaB lie Oieie Mltfgaben Dor
aaem niht nit Dem Wunihe partei.
|iider @orteils anpafen ,peroen, ioil-
bern nit ser Gnti ihloiienbeit, gum
0obl ser Gereinigten Staaten uon
bemte unb morgen az nrbciten."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30
GerNeu Full ipirN t,aet
Nlcsfau reijcn

0aibineton. Staatsiefretdr Sull
berdnberte ieine Mitarbeiter uno Iesie
alles bereit nab Mosfau in einigen
Wohen 81 reiien an ser Spise elmer
&ommiiiion fit Nadfriegspolitif. gr
6ega6 iih nah oieier iGiperen Mrbeit
Damn 5ur grbrlung nah Carolina.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30
fraternal Congre(5
Conbrntionfn
6ehoren Der Dereaneen
belt an

Die &pupention bes ohio 1sraternul
aonareiles plrrSe in feierliber 8eiie
am Samstag, ben 25. Sept, Inn 9:30
llbr pormittags, i'm empire Saal ecs
Sotel Glepelanb pom Grdiioenten q.
@. Iranflin erofinet. gtah iibliher
Grnennung BON peridieoenen aomi-
tees unO 8erihten ser @eamten purs
sen mebrere Gortriige gebalten unb
m abenS fanb Elm Banfett ltatt, be;
bem ser Sauptrebner Serr Norton
$. 8illiams, Yrd|ioent oes National
5raternal Gongreiies. mar. Gr iprad,
iebr einOrllfspoae @orte itber Brit
oerlihfeit. Gas Ohio Bell Selepbon
Quartet perihonerte Sen slbeno nit
einigen 2ieoern.
Die 5ipeite Sibung fanb am Sonn.
tag nadmittag itatt. Auber mebreren
@ortrdgen, l,nter benen elmer beion-
oers intereiiant mar, gebalten bonn
Gbefreoafteur ser Glepelano HreB,
Serrn Souls 3. Selser, lpuroen oie
neuen 8eamten ge,pdblt.
Ser neue Gralioent oes Ohio Sra
ternal Gongreiies lit Senrp 9. Te.
Gille aus Canton, Sbio, Die anoercn
9eanlten iino: I. 8i5e-Eralioent, 81
8. Setter aus Soleoo, 2iitrift-Super
piior ser Maccabees; 2. Sise-ErGii.
oent, Sobn galtbes, grie, Ya., @roB,
Braiioent ces Central gerbanoes ser
Siebeltbiirger Sadien; Sefretdr Go
bert Goor, Miaersburs, &eeional.
0tanuger bes Sunior Groer OF limited
slmeriean Wehanics; Silfsiefretar
Jr. Snia 30. Cor; Stasnleilter, e
g. sSacobs, Glepelano, wenernlagen
Ser slio 9lil'n. of Slltbernns.
sQtit Ser ieierlihen Giufiibrung oe,
8eamten lutter Ytihpirflthg bon nlch
reren ltniformgrurpen ser perId)ieoe
men Glepelanoer Srganiiationen III
ter 2eitltng non Serrn Sol5, Glepe
lano, bon oenen oie Sotengeoentieicr
S3eue am beiten gefiel, benn lie lpa,
lebr ipiiroig uno ergreiieno, man
fonnte Srdnenperlen aus mander
augen flieBen ieben, iano Die aonpen
tipn ibren abihlub.
Ser Central TerbanS ser Slebell
biirser Safien, pertreten in Oieiel
aonuention bon Geleguten arob YroI
Sobn 8altbes, 9. 8rob. b.Si5esYrdi. VI
%. 8etri, 8roB-Sefre:dr Geo. War
tint, &ehtsbeirat George Shneioer
nabm lebbaftes Sntereiie al uaem.
Die nacblte &onoention finoet il
Canton, Ohio, 1914 itatt.
slm Sienstag, ben %. September
begann oie aonpeion oes gtationa
6ratsrnal Gongreiies ebenfaas in
Sotel GlepelanO. Sic miro bis Gon
nerstasabeno bauern. ltniere Telesa
ten beitebeno aus oen ihon genannter
8robbeamten, batten bel oieier Son
pention bie @elegenbeit Serrn 6. 5
8arnes, Superoiior Der 5raterna
,slbteilung bes Seriiderungs-G -Gepart
ments bes Staates Sllinois als @ai
3u baben l,no nit ibm cine 8eriamm
hung ub5ubalten, Inn bie Central Ser
bano- -s(nselesenbeiten ndber 81 BE-
ipreden. Gariiber miro ipdter einma
Elm boiler 8eriht bon 8roBbean1ten ir
utierer ndditen aonpention porselest
lperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30

Sonntas int Ynnfttpert crbGbt. Mais
nno @obnen oaaeeen pnnftbiQiser
0Srrerbien nnb 2inien iinb ratiuns.
frei. Butter ,unrbe anf is Ynnfte cr.
bSbt, einiae Jleiid)iurten tunrben her.
abseiett mnb oieles sans frei scmadJt
@aibinston. Sehs perifieoene Mr.
ten bon 6ruhtfonierpen eribeincn aui
Der bonn Yreisperlpaltl,ngsamt ausge.
gebenen @ationier,mgslilte fir &c.
suerbl;d oerarbeitete 2ebensnitteler.
5eitgniiie, ole fommenben Sonntag in
8raft tritt, nit ifarfen Yunfterb0b.
i.ngen, tposegen S@a Sen Yunftuerl
fir stpei Der Observation-Disclosures ,pie
aud fir CRIME l,nb @ad)sbobnen ber.
abgeiett bot. Torerbien uno 9inien
purSen rationsfrei semaht, ba Die
neue Grate bel ibnen beiier ausfiel
als ia Sllpor.
Gas Hreisperipaltunssalnt mahtt
fir Die id)arfen grbobungen Mangel
an ben frasliden 6riidten einerieits
unb 5llnebmenoen militdriiden 9eoar
anoererieits perantlportlif.
9as 8reisuer,paltungsamt betorte
I'M iibrisen, bob Die Hunftpertperdn
oerungen uuf Der neuen 2iite fiirs
8erbrauberpublifum eiu Nettoge
mimi ieien. .apeil Die i'm Yunft,pcr.
reousierten Nrtifel in groBeren Weu
gen perfauit iperoen oils jene, Serc,
Yunfiipert binallfgeiett ipuroe."
Die um Sonntag in Strait tretenot
tuidtisite slenoerung lit oie Sinauf
iesung Ser Butter bon 12 auf tt
Gunfte. Iuh ipuroen einige Shipei
nefleiid)Iorten iiber ibren September
inert binaus erbobt. geamte oes SYg
ertlarten, bic Grbobuns Ser Butte,
auf 16 Sunfte, oie elmer Yerion fiji,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30

yeamte bes 8riegsbepartments ent-
biilcn, bak 3iele bes Erobnftion,-
planes nidt erreid)t iperbcn. - Yoli.
tiide 9cntung bes aommanoomed,iels
ihabet 8riessiade, iagt @ooiebe't.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
kk&lWlTH I'D. c.
FIGHTING MEN {

Icrete firm in Washington. He stud
led airplane design and engineering
in California before his enlistment
in the Air Forces Reserves. He was
appointed q cadet in February.
CAMP GRANT, Ill.-Pvt. William
Chin, 1910 Pennsylvania avenue
NV, recently was selected Soldier
of the Week" in his Medical Train
ing battalion. In making the selec-
ton, Pvt. Chin's commanding officer
said, Chinese by family ancestry
American by choice, and a brilliant
example of the success of demo-
cratic education, Pvt. Chin has been
chosen Battalion Soldier of the
Week" Born in Washington, Pvt.
Chin attended American public
schools during the day and a Chi
nese school at night. Before enter
ing The Army last July he had begun
pre-medical training at American
University.
CAMP SHELBY, Miss.-Corpl.
Frank A. Riston, son of Mrs. Daisy
I. Riston, Seat Pleasant, Md, re-
Gently was promoted to sergeant
here
SEYMOUR JOHNSON FIELD.
N. C.-Pfc. Raymond Edward Rapp,
lr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Rapp,
TIT Quebec place NV, recently
was graduated as an aircraft me-
Evening star., 1943-10-29

H'' p"her. Ing unit. he is
the son of J. w. Miller, Jerome, Pa.
CHARLESTON, S. G. - Ensign
Harry Lee Rust, Sd, 2101 Connec-
ticut avenue NV, has been assigned
to ship operating from the naval
section base here. A recent grad
uate of Williams College, Ensign
Rust received his naval training at
the Naval Reserve Midshipmen's
School in New York and at the
Naval Mine Warfare School. His
wife, Mrs. Catherine Johansen Rust,
lives at 1910 Cathedral avenue.
STUTTGART, Ark.-Now taking
advanced pilot training at the Army
Air Field here are Aviation Cadet
John F. Ligon, jr., Alta Vista, Md.
and Lucien P. Mcleod, 32l6 North
Abingdon street, Arlington, Va.
! HOBBS, N. Next. Daniel Law
renee Hurson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Hurson, 1107 Noyes drive,
Silver Spring, Nd, recently COM
pleted the pilot transition four
engine course at the Army Air Field
here. He was commissioned and
awarded his wings at Douglas,
Ariz., in July.
| EDGEWOOD ARSENAL. Md
Technical Sergt. Irving Moder, All
East Capitol street, recently was
graduated from the noncommis-
stoned officers staff course here.
He attended George Washington
University and was a statistical
clerk at the Social Security Board
before entering the service.
ALTUS FIELD, Okla.-Aviation
Student George w. Knappen, %,
son of MI. and Mrs. Carl r. KNAPP
pen, 734 Ingraham street NV, re-
Gently arrived at this field for a
phase Of his pilot training. Before
entering the service he was a sheet
metal worker.
LOWRY FIELD, Colo.-sergt.
Frederick Bickford, son of Mrs.
Clara Bickford, and grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson,
Rockville, Md, a gunner with the
Army Air Forces here, is home on
furlough.
CAMP WALTERS, Tex.-Francis
S. Macarthur, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Macarthur, Dodge Hotel, has
been promoted to first lieutenant at
this Infantry replacement training
center, where he serves as adjutant
Of a training battalion. 1t. Near
thur was commissioned upon gradu-
alton from officer candidate train
ing at Fort Benning, Ga, in jan
uary
YALE UNIvERSITY.-Lt. Rich
ard C. McConaughy. son of Harry
&c. McConaughy, AIS Forty-eighth
street NV, recently was commits
stoned here upon graduation from
the Army Air Forces Training Com
mand School. 1t. McConaughy at
tended Woodrow Wilson High Schoo.
and later was employed by a con-
Evening star., 1943-10-29

BOILING FIELD, D. C.-Irving
B. Kravis, 1919 Eastern avenue, son
Of Mrs. Ethel Kravis, 1436 Tucker
man street, has been promoted to
staff sergeant in the Army Air
Forces here. Albert F.. Otto, son OF
Mrs. Marie Otto, 637 q street S.W.,
has been promoted to corporal.
KEESLER FIELD, Miss-Pfc.
Roy l.. Patterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Patterson, $40 E street
NE, recently was graduated as an
airplane mechanic from the B-24
Liberator bomber mechanics school
at this unit of the Army Air Forces
Training Command.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

cIlanlc from TINS TECHNICAL school
OF the Army Air Forces Eastern
Technical Training Command. He
entered the Army in March.
CAMP DAVIS, N. C.-Mahlon F.
Perkins, jr., Of the Highland Apart
ments recently was commissioned
a second lieutenant in the Coast
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Pvt. {. A. Riggs Dies

Walter Reed Hospital yesterday
reported the death Wednesday night
Of Pvt. Charles A. Riggs, 20, who was
wounded in the chest October 16 al
Fort Belvoir, Va, while on a simu-
lated rifle range. His wife, Mrs
Charlotte B. Riggs of Beaumont
Tex, was with him when he died.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

. 4 l. M "A N
F I E L D, La.
Pvt. Howard F.
Miller q former
elnploye Of Jack
Stone, electrical
c o n t r actor, in
w a S h l n 6 ton,
has passed the
r e q u r ements
for a PIP o i n t =
ment as avia-
ton cadet here.
Pvt. Miller will
now be assigned
to a pre-avia-
ton cadet train
Evening star., 1943-10-29

Artillery Corps
upon completion
Of the officer
candidate course
here at the An.
tiaircraft Artil-
lery School.
LA GRANDE,
Oreg.- Aviation
Student William
Notbert Krank-
ing, 20, son Of
Mrs. William d.
Kranking, 1705
Second S t r e e t
NE, r e c e n t / y
arrived at East
Evening star., 1943-10-29

ward d. DA4ssy, Glenn Lale, Nd,
recently arrived here at the Field
Artillery Replacement Training
Center for basic military training
Evening star., 1943-10-29

ern Oregon Col 1t. Perkins.
lege Of Education for q course of
Army Air Forces instruction prior
to his appointment as an aviation
cadet.
FORT BRAGG, N. C.-Pvt. Ed
Evening star., 1943-10-29
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-10-07
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. j. w. Parlins, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

In one of the greatest forward
movements yet undertaken by the
Church of the Nazarene, 100000
members of the denomination are
being called upon for vlunteer SER
vice in a nationwide Church Ad-
vance Month in October to make
"a million contacts for Christ"
These workers will include the Rev.
j. w. Parkins of the Church of the
Nazarene and members of his con-
gregation. Special Sunday pro-
grams will be held throughout Oc-
tober, with Sunday School Rally
Day and World Communion Sun
day, October 8, Church Apprecia-
ton Day October 10, Family SUM-
day, October II, Home Coming
Sunday, October "a, and Church
Victory and Church Mmembership
Day Oct. 81. In addition, a week
of prayer will be held Oct. to g.
Church Advance Month will be di-
rected by the Board of General SUI
perintendents of the Church of the
Nazarene, of which DR.. R. T. Will
liams is chairman.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-10-07
Radiant Living
GOOD NIGHT
WORDS
BY
Rev. Charles Milton Griffith

After they have retired for the
night, many business men devote
the last half hour of consciousness
to the reading of an exciting MUIR
der story.
This practice affords them di-
version, assisting them to forget
the burdens of the day.
Even so, it is bad thing to do.
And the reason is this:
Psychologists tell us that our
going to sleep thoughts" sink
deeply into our subconsciousness,
where, unrealized by us, they con-
tinue to abide, deeply influencing
the life which we live on the to-
morrow.
The reason why some people "get
out of bed on the wrong side" some
mornings is because they went to
sleep in the wrong way the night
before.
Go to sleep with wrong thoughts,
wrong feelings, wrong purposes
and tomorrow you will be saying
Everything seems to go wrong
with me today"
Since our good night thoughts dc
influence the tomorrow's life, why
not devote the last few moments of
consciousness in sending deeply
into the subconsciousnes thoughts
of faith, of peace, of joy, of con-
fidence, of love?
We can find no better good
night Words" for this purpose than
those of st. Pauls: "Now unto Him
that is able to do exceeding abund-
antly above all that we ask OF
think, according to the power that
worketh in US, unto Him be
glory. -"
Try this for a week and see il
you do not begin to awaken with
a clearer mind, more rested body
and more radiant personality.
Take a good thought to sleer
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-10-07

.Real?" Golden Text is: jeremiah
80: II. I will restore health unto
thee, and I will heal thee of thy
wounds, saith the Lord. A bible
citation from the lesson-sermon is:
Matt. A: %. And Jesus went about
all Galilee, teaching in their syna-
gogues. and preaching the gospel
of the kingdowm, and healing all
manner of sickness and all manner
of disease among the people. A
correlative passage from the Text
book Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy is: Up. 229: 1926 and 230:
1-S). If God causes man to be sick,
sickness must be good, and its OPP
posite, health, must be evil, for all
that He makes is good and will
stand forever. If sickness is real,
is belongs to Immortality; if true,
it is part of Truth. Would you
attempt with drugs, or without, to
destroy a quality or condition of
Truth? But if sickness and sin
are illusions, the awakening from
this mortal dream, or illusion will
bring us into health, holiness, and
immortality. This awakening is
the forever coming of Christ, the
advanced appearing of Truth, which
casts out error and heals the sick.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-10-07
PERSONALS

Miss BERTHE Hand, who has been
on an extended visit to Sudlersville,
Md, returned with her cousin, Miss
Merritt as the guest of Mrs. B. "
Weldon, Miss Hand returning to
Washington the next day.
The following persons left Mon
day for the Worlds Fair: Mrs. w.
A. FAIRIES and daughter Maggie,
Miss Florence Hall, w. B. Megear
and wife, A. L. Hudson, Jr., and
wife, N. F. Wilds and wife, Mrs.
Margaret Colbreth and daughter
Sue, Mrs. Susan Daniel, Miss Mollie
Cummins, Miss Eugene Davis, D. ],
Cummins, Alex.G. Cummins, Frank
STARRING and Daniel C. Bailey. Also,
M. V. Ford, John w. Ford and
Clarence Ford, of Severson's Neck,
left last evening.
Mrs. E. w. Lapham and son
Spencer, left few days ago for
Chicago.
B. Frank Truax of Philadelphia,
has been spending two or three
days with his mother and friends.
Rev. A. Stengle, wife, and daugh-
ter Bertha, have been spending
three or four days in Wilmington.
A number of our young people
attended party given by Miss
Lizzie Anderson, near Brenford on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Parish of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Kate Tschudy.
Miss Hester Rutledge is visiting
friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. Florence Fisher and chill
dren, of Dover, are guests of her
mother, Mrs. R. E. Hough.
Miss Lille Pratt is visiting
friends in Chesapeake City.
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methods in the case of a man and
a woman who came there in June.
While the woman had two chill
dren, it was found out they were
not legally married, and besides.
there were squabbles in which the
whole family would be engaged. A
week or more ago, she had him be-
fore Squire Cooper, but relented
and withdrew the charge by paying
the cost. They were both industri-
Gus, the woman particularly so, and
got work whenever they could, but
their morals and method of living
made them undesirable as neigh
bors, and the people wanted them
out of the community.
The plan agreed upon was on the
White Cap order, the first ever at
tempted in this section, and they
did it seemingly like set of COL
lege boys, bent on bit of fun as
much as to be ministers of justice.
The Landing folks say the "regu-
lators" were from Smyrna. On
knocking at the door, the victim
was found to be abed. On inqquir-
ing what was wanted, he was told
Mr.. Bilderback wanted to engage
him to work, and he was not long
in responding. On opening the door
to talk to the interlocutor, he was
grabbed, pulled outside, and carried
to a tee, where with arms folded
around it, he was given six lashes
with a cart whip. He was of course
scared at first, and kicked up con-
siderable racket, enough to call out
the Landing folks, but when as
sured they didn't intend to string
him up on a limb he seemed to be
Ireconsiled to most anything else
that might be done.
He was, as finally, warned to
leave by s o'clock the next even
ing, but Monday he hadn't entirely
complied with the promise, but
seemed diligently trying to find a
place and means of transportation.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE

1t is with pleasure that we an
nounce that the Kent County
Teachers Institute will be held in
Smyrna on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday the first week in De-
cember. Supt. Tindal was in Smyr-
ma Saturday and made arrange
ments to this effect. The people of
Smyrna have pleasant recollections
in regard to Teachers Institutes,
having had them several times I'M
der the SUPPLEMENTARY of Prof
Groves and later under Prof
Handy. In fact, we think the in
itial one was held in Smyrna.