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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
g. g., S..0af. -

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8laienleioen aller srt empfieblt 8far-
rer Rneipp ben uniibertreffltden
Stnnfraut(Sbape @raB) Gee. Au6 Bel
Iitbmaleioen uno slugeuent5iinbung
fann man grleidterln1g erbalten
our6. falte 3innfraut-See- ueberldld=
ge. 8enn Sic bieien See I'M Drug
Store ni6t erbalten t0nnen, beIteuen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
Nathan mil hrr Sarah
(Melooie: gbopitts 2eidenmari6)

SSn ser 8iiite ser Sabara
@ing ser Hatban nit Der Sarab.
@r ba1tiiert in 'Soienfutter,
Sic mar feline Sdmiegermutter.
Sarab ipra6 su Rotban: uSieblte,
9tings llrnber lit ni6ts als 8iiIte.
gSie tpinit ou uns su retten boffer
&1n' elm Stger anseIoffen?"
Natban ipra9: % fam Elm giger,
Sprdb id, oas lit meine Sdtpieger
Mutter, un6 bin iiber3eust,
GaB Damn bos I1ntier ihnen ent
fleudt."
4llo ipra6 alsoann Der Hatban
&iibn su ieines Sa,.ies Satan,
3u Ser Shtpiegermlttter Sorab,
Ssn Ser @IIte ser Sabara.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
MuAkuAH
Sun Srpf. S. ". 0abren,
Rebafteur bes ,8aiienfreuub'
= Seitnngsaustamid. =

Sr. gSilbelm 8ooenbiiid), (22O
Sbleioen, @ifel SIM sluel, 3betn'
Iano, Germany, 8ritiib Gone, lu6t
einen ,Sbio- -8ailenfreuno' -2eler in
4merifa, tpel6er bereit mdre, ibm ieis
men geleI Ienen ,Sbios s@aiienfrelno' ges
gen ueberienoung elmer Oelttidldnois
iben 3eitltne allfommen 5u lalien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

Isle tbn bel Srn. a. Sperl, 1917
8onifapSStr., Btttsburgb 3, ga. @e'
gen Der tntettftpen 8eitanoteile oes
3innfruitts iolltejman oieien See nidt
tigIid, Ionoern aae bret Sage neb.
men.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
.Srar 9. g., >. -

0ieIe 2ieber ooer ielbit Sic Melos
oten itnb bel Sod5eitsmeiien bon Ser
Stride Derboten, nidt MIR ons 2teo
r8ecauie", ionbern au6 ous vSere
Comes the 8rioe" Don Menoeliobn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

fosniiiien ser Mutterntil6 um nGb-
item fonttnt, uno beionoers fin SGng-
linse uno &i,toer lebr nabrbaft lit.
sic beitst mebr Nabrtperte als &ub.
uno iogar 3iegenmil6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

-Sp. g., Sa.-
@as Sic meinen, lit oas iogenunn-
te Wtount 8uibmore Memorial in
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12
Predbezne

= V nedeli. Fl. srpna Vylet
ma HolzknechtGv sor porada
Observation-Disclosures Civic
Association.
= %. a "a. zaTi Skolni Ba-
Ear poTada Patronat ma poem
ku skoly a We skole Aug. Her
mana.
" sobotu, 8. rijna v Soko-
lovne Curtis Bay Stoleckovou
(Karetni) Zabavu poradajf
Ceske zeny a Dlvky spolecne S
Clara Barton j. c. d.
" nedeli, Is. listopadu ia
ternicove Hody pofada Sbor
Zlata Praha.
" nedeli, 27. listopadu
Telocvicnou Akademii pofada
T. j. Sokol Washington, D. G..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12
Sportovnf Hlfdka.
ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
DOUBLE FEATURE

Prlstf 1tery, dine 16. srpna '
k~Tizkovych zapasech porada.
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coli
scum zapasiti budou nasleduj1-
CT zapasn1ci:
ZAPAS ZEN
Miss Nell Stewart, 142 ID. z
Birmingham, Ala. VS.. Miss He
len Hid, 146 Id. z Omaha, Neb.
Michael Leone, 225 ID. (Ita-
liam Terror) VS.. Ivan Komaroff,
228 Id. RUSSIAN Adonis) z Nor
walk, Conn.
Oba tyto zapasy urceny jsou
ma dobu l porazky.
V nasleduj1c1ch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujf
Bibber Mccoy, 236 Id. z Bos-
tonu VS.. George Macricostas,
224 Id. (Gloden Creek.
Steve Karras, PIP ID. Greek
American) z Detroit VS.. Tony
214 ID. italian Flash)
Ave Freeman, 218 ID. z Bronx
VS.. Joe Komaroff z Norwalk,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12
ceskoslovensky cerveny kriz,
6 East 9th, Street
New York Fl, N. Y.

Rozalia Barta, (Bucko) =
drive 400 E. 72nd St., New York
City Sc vyz1va, ably lined sdeli
la svoji nynejsf adresu Csl. Ger.
venemu kf1zi, nebot jeji man.
Eel potrebuje jejf schvaleni /
svemu druhemu snatku.
Gregor Petrovcik - drive P
o. B. 230, Mount Carmel, Penn.
sylvania. Sdelte nynejsi adre-
SUI lined Csl. cervenemu krizi.
Pala Juraj Jedinak = Scalp
Level, Mine No. 80, P. O. Wind
Der, Pa, Mine 80, II, Penn st.,
sd6lte adresu lined Csl. cerve-
nemu krizi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12
Argentinske letectvo.

Argentina dostala pred ne
davnem z Angle 100 novych
Jetovych stihacek a neni po-
chybnosti o tom, re argentinske
letectvo je zdaleka ne.jsilnejsf
v JIM Americe. Ma zaklade
nedavno uzavTen6 obchodni
smlouvy ziska Argentina "a ne
dlouho cd Angle dalsf moderni
valecna letadla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12
Filipinsky president byl uvita,
Trumanem.

Washington, D. G. = Presi-
dent Truman uv1tal S dals1mi
hodnostafi ma zdejs1m letisti fl
lipinskeho p%residenta Elpidio
Quirina. V kratkem uv1tacfm
proslovu dial pan Truman vyraz
vdecnosti filipinskemu lidu, re
stojf v boil O zlskani svetoveho
miru ma strane Spoj. StatG.
Pan Truman pokracoval, re
.je nyni We svete svaden BOZ o
ideje, je to BOZ nepfihlizejfcf Ike
statnim hranic1m a pobufujlc1
lid k nepslusnosti proti svym
vladam.
President Truman doprovo-
dill pax presidenta Quirinu do
Blair Housu, kde Dude jeho no
stem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12
Cinsti komuniste Sc soustred'u.
Siamu.

Bangkok, Siam. Poole
zprav tajne policie Sc zacinali
" Siamu soustredovat komunis-
te z Clny a z francouzske Indo-
clny, jsou pry vyzbrojeni auto
matickymi zbranemi. Reditel
policie fekl, re jeho lidi mali
neJmene tax dobre zbrane a bu-
dou Sc umet S komunisty vypo-
Tadat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12
Fondy Transjordanii pro
usidleni uprchlikH.

Londyn. = Angle poskytla
kralovstvi Hashamite Jordan,
Jak Sc nyn1 jmenuje Transior-
DAME, dar 100000 liber 49,
OOO,OOO) k usfdleni palestin-
skych uprchlikG ma sve pIde
Anglicky mluvcf rekl, re Sc O.
cekava, re sc tez Amerika pri-
pojl darem We stejne vySi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12

Washington naleha ma parfz-
skou vladu, ably ucinila dalsi u
stupky Wade c1sare Bao Dai v
lndocine tax, ably pro svoji Via
du ziskal vsechny narodnf silly
v lndocine a mohl takto oslabit
vllv komunistu. Poole americ-
keno nazoru, jsou pravomoci
poskytnute Wade Bao Dale do
brym zacatkem, avsak mic vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12
Jihoamericka republika Ecua-
dor Sc stala obsti katastrofalni-
no zemetreseni.

no zemetreseni.
Quito, Ecuador. - Jihoame-
ricka republika Ecuador sc sta
la minuly patek obetf katastro-
falnfho zemetresenf, ktere obra-
tito nekolik velkych NEST a sta
vesnicek ma rozloze asi 1900
mil v hromadu trosek. Nekte-
re osady byly 1plne smeteny Sc
zemskeho povrchu lavinami a
sesuny pGdy s vysokeho pohorf
Andy, ktere sc tahne cd severn
k jihu celou Republican. Mno-
no tisfc lid zahynulo a pocet
mrtvych jeste nemohl byti zjis-
ten. Jsou ma rozkaz vlady po-
hrb1vani bez prodlenf, ably sc
predeslo epidemifm nakazli-
vych nemoc1.
Spojene Staty spolu S Anne
rickym cervenym krlzem Sc
hned ujaly pomocne akce. z
Panamy byly do Ecuadoru diri-
govany letouny S lekafskym a
osetrovatelskym personalem, le-
ky, radiovymi aparaty a pod.
Rozhlasovych prfstroj1 je nut
ne tTeba, nebot telegraph a te-
lefonn1 spojen1 je otTesy zeme
poruseno. Til americke velko-
letouny model CAT jiz pfistaly
" hlaVnim meste. DalSi isOu
ma ceste. Poole zpravy americ-
keno velvyslanectv1 jest situa-
&c v zemi ieste mnohem horst
nez bylo pGvodne hlaseno. Ne
ktere zeleznicni trait .isou "a
valeny sesuny p6dy S hor, po-
Get postizenych osad jeste nen1
ami znam. Zatim nebylo hlase-
no, re by nektery americky re-
sident pfisel O zivot nebo byl
mezi nescetnymi tis1ci crane
nych.
President Ecuadorske repu-
bliky Gallo Plaza Lasso vydal
rozhlasem vys1lanou proklama-
CT, re m6sta Pelileo $4,000,
Palate 0.OOO), Ambato 5000 (,
Pillaro (pres 3O), Latacunga
CID a Guano (10) jsou uplne
nebo castecne srovnana Sc re
mi. (Pocet osob v Mich zahy-
nuvsfch jest uveden v FAVOR
kach, ale patrne Dude jeste vet
81, az dojdou zaverecne zpra-
IVY. z obyvatelstva Pelileo z1-
stale an zivu jen asi 800 osob.
Pocet obeti katastrofaln1ho re
metreseni Sc jeste zvysil, kdyz
|jeden z pomocnych letounG
ztroskotal a celia jeho 34clenna
posadka zahynula. Bylo v nj
|28 zamestnanc1 Shell Oil Co.,
kter1 Sc prihlasili ma zachran-
ne prace, 4 statn1 1redn1ci a pi-
lot sc svym nahradn1kem.
NejhGfe byla zemetfesen1m
postizena PROVINCE Tuangara-
hua O rozloze asi 800 CIV. mil.
Zemedelstv1 tam utrpelo nena-
hraditelne skody, odhadovane
Ina $40, 900, 900. z vesnic caste
ltak malych, re vubec nejsou a.
mi zakresleny ma mapach, tam
nezbyl kamen ma kameni a po-
lie jsou zasuta lavinami S hor.
Znicena mesta patrila mezi nej-
prGmyslovejs1 v zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-12

Idea "sebe-obslouaeni' IDA
Sc byti ma postupu, Jednou
z nejpopularnejSich jidelen
V meste jest Kafeterie, ktera
zde byla otevTena. Nedavno
jsem 81 tam dala presnidav-
ku a byla jsem prekvapena,
kolik lidi tam bylo V kratkem
case obslouzeno.
To mne pTipomelo jiny druh
sluzby nami dnes poneJvice
pouzfvane - party line =
telefoni sluzbu. Mluvila jsem
s Cy Stubs, ktery PRAGUE
pro telefoni spolecnost a on
mi fekl, re kdyby nebylo spo-
lecnych linek tisice lidi by je-
ste muscle cekati ma telefoni
sluzbu. Dale pravil, re spo-
leone linky znamenaji vice
sluzby pro vice lidi bro. To
je jedna z pTicin proc je dG-
lezite, ably Tide pokracovali
pouzfvati party lines "sdilne"
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company of Balti-
more City.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Carrier Exercises Fine,
Johnson Tells Truman

President Truman has received
"a personal "well-done" report
from Defense Secretary johnson
on the Navy's carrier maneuvers
showing the sea arms role in fu-
ture warfare.
/ Mr.. Johnson and Air Secretary
Symington. who returned here
aboard a long-range Navy P2-V
Neptune after taking of from the
carrier Midway some 120 miles
of Cape Henry Monday, said the
show was Zine"
The defense chief. who scrapped
the Nays plans for building a
65, ,000-ton super carrier. added:
ut was very enlightening. It was
comforting to see the efficiency Of
the Navy"
Neither official had ever been
aboard a carrier at sea before.
MIR. johnson landed in a helicop-
ter aboard the Midway's sister
ship, Franklin D. Roosevelt. some
40 miles off Cape Henry and spent
the day watching the operations
Leather Breuthes
Leather bags are used for carry
ing water in the hot desert re-
gions because leather breathes and
tends to keep water fresh and cool.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Move 10 Boost Output
OF Bombs Possible as
Atom Groups Confer

A move TO increase American
production of atomic bombs was
considered possible as the Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy
Committee met today to review
with the Atomic Energy Commits
sion the progress of its program
in the light Of Russian claims.
Committee members also were
discussing the feasibility of invit-
ing British and Canadian scien-
lists to join in atomic energy de-
velopments in this country, re-
viving the wartime partnership
that produced the first atomic
bomb.
Meanwhile, expansion of this
Nations effort to develop an
atomic engine for airplanes was
suggested by some military plan
nerS.
May Discuss Output Boost.
Chairman Mcmahon of the Joint
Congressional Committee called
the group to meet with Acc
ofYicials.
It is entirely possible, Senator
Mcmahon said. that some move
will be made to step up atomic
bomb manufacture, and that this
problem might be discussed today.
Senator Mcmahon added Rus
sia's reported advances in the
atomic field may lead to requests
that Congress provide more funds
for the American atomic weapons
program. He noted that Congress
has voted $1,100,000, 900 for Acc
use in the year ending next
June 80.
Another committee member said
he would not be surprised if a
proposal to invite British and Ca
madam scientists to work in the
atomic program here again
emerges from talks now going on
with British and Canadian Off.
cials on the future Of the three
countries atomic relations.
Hickenlooper Seeks Opinion.
Senator Hickenlooper, Republi-
can. of Iowa, said he has asked
for legal advice on whether any
such arrangement can be made
under terms Of the existing Atom
ic Energy Act, which he and some
other Senators contend bans ex-
change Of atomic weapon infor-
nation with any other country.
The Iowa Senator told reporters
he favors a change in the law. if
necessary. to enable British and
Canadian scientists, properly
screened, to be brought into the
| American Setup.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Breger, Creator of g. !. Joe,'
To Boost Bond Sales Here
Comic Strips Will Be
Shown Next Week
At Congress Library

The man who says he coined
the phrase, "GI joe" will be in
Washington next week to help in
the campaign to underwrite some
Of the cost of the war in which
millions of &C. I. Joe's" fought.
He's Dave Breger. of course,
originator of the "Mr. Breger''
cartoon, which appears daily in
The Star and in comic strip form
on Sundays.
Mr.. Breger (the cartoonist, not
the hero of the cartoon) will ap-
pear with more than 40 other
nationally known illustrators at
the premiere of 10000 Years of
Comics"-a display Of comic
strips which will be set up at the
Library of Congress Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The exhibit will be held in sup
port of the United States Saw
ings Bond campaign. Mr.. Breger
and his compatriots will be at the
Library from 9 am. to 10 pm.
next Tuesday and Wednesday to
answer questions. sign autographs
and explain why buying Govern
ment bonds is a good idea.
The cartoonist joined the Army
before the Pearl Harbor attack.
He was just another truck me-
chanic. with a college degree in
psychology, until he started sub
mitting cartoons to Yank. He
titled his soldier-character "GI
Joe," despite the fact that both
his wife and Yank's managing
editor said no one would know
what the term meant.
Before the war ended "GI Joe"
was a familiar term to every
American - and the cartoon
drawn by Mr.. Breger was nearly
as well known.
Mr.. Breger left his fathers
sausage business some years ago
for two reasons.
One was that the site of his
fathers Chicago plant was readily
accessible to several gangsters,
who made practice of dropping
in periodically to hold up the
place.
The other-and perhaps more
urgent-was Mr.. Breger's con-
tribution of a slogan for the busi-
ness: "Our Wurst Is Best"
Evening star., 1949-09-28
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. s"A-11


engineers from throughout the
country will leave for home this
afternoon. after attending the
goth annual meeting Of the Insti-
tute Of Traffic Engineers, which
has been meeting in the Ward
man Park Hotel since Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Traffic Experts Plan
Tour Of City Today

A group of traffic experts will
tour Washington today to OBJ
serve how city officials cope with
major traffic problems here.
Included will be stops at the
Dupont Circle underpass.s the new
Whitehurst FreeWay and the Un-
ion Station Plaza. The group
also will cross the Potomac River
into Arlington County for a look
at the Shirley Highway and the
Pentagon network of roads.
The experts, about 300 trafic
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Greet Corn Mystery

Corn never has been found In Q
wild state and its origin is mys-
terry. Evidence indicates that the
plant from which it Is derived Is
now extinct.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-30

Iron and Steel-only between 500
and 600 were working as against
1900 at steel production peak. I
went to Mountville, Pennsylvania,
to locate Wiley Construction, an
other subsidiary. It had been out
of business for several months.
In New York City, down off Wall
Street at 25 Broad Street, found
the fancy offices of Barium Steel
with the artist conceptions of the
expanding empire. There heard
the name "Sisto," j. A. Sisto, Chair
man of the Board and conceiver of
Barium Steel. And it was the same
J. A. Sisto who back at the turn
of the 3O's was regarded as a close
personal friend of Benito Musso-
lini. He was head of one of the
best known financial houses in
Arizona sun., 1949-12-30

shares of stock paid SLIPS or
about $1,100 for it, and now he
really needed it but 1t was worth
only about a fourth of what he
paid for it. 1 asked about Barium
Steel which had always looked like
one of those "stock-selling PROPOSE
tionS" to me.
I found Barlum Steel Corpora
ton ads in Iron Age and in For
tune Magazine IL gold nuggets
tied together into Barium's hold
ing bag. But over at Harrisburg
at Barium's subsidiary, Central
Arizona sun., 1949-12-30
American Legion
News

The American Legion Auxiliary,
of the !Tildon White Post, in CO.
operation with the Child Welfare
of Phoenix distributed baskets of
food to the deserving families of
the community for Xmas, at their
Headquarters, 1926 East Jefferson
Street. A large Christmas tree de-
lighted the children and presents
were given. Mrs. Thersa Stewart,
officiating, showed deep concern
for the underpriviliged children of
the city. The party was held at
7 D. m. on Thursday.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-30
Stock-SeIIinq Propositions

About ten days ago in Canton, OhiO stopped at the
Employment Office Scores of people lined up to
sign unemployment compensation. friendly elderly
worker appeared if he wouldn't mind engaging
versation asked him where he had been employed He
said "Barium Steel for years but the CUTS
were pretty we'll out of the place since the Navy had
moved out equipment" About $50 wartime employ
peak the normal $50 workers of six months
has been back to about 60 and there talk the place
might fold up just Sheffield Iron and Steel another sub
sidiary of Barium Steel, had DONE
Then this tired fellow confided how he bought 100
Arizona sun., 1949-12-30

Compact modern heating systems have helped solve the vexng
problem keeping curtains and draperes clean during the Winter
heating In the picture above installed
beneath the window directly below the crcoss curtains
the the decorative outlet grille the
the Steam hot water the heating medium
permits basement dust dirt to reach the
Arizona sun., 1949-12-30
Buy From These Advertisers and Watch Your Paper Grow
The Hiqh Cost OF MANAGEMENT

The following is continuation of the discussion by
Arthur Gaeth the high of management. Mr..
Gaeth is heard Radio Station KPHO every Monday
night at 900 p.m., and sponsored by the United
Electric and Machine Workers.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

deserted in 1888 while serving as
drummer boy in Jamaica. His
conscience had bothered him
ever since. 1t required two
months to locate the records but
the benevolent military authori-
ties handed him his demobiliza-
tion pay, a new suit. an overcoat
and an honorable discharge.
Bad Debt. Mrs. Mary Petru OF
Iowa City recently sued to COL
lect an 81, 1856 laundry bill from
James Masek. She claimed that
she had done his laundry every
week (at ST a week. since 1924
but had never been paid.
SiosU Payment. A few months
ago Henry A. Rath of Elizabeth,
N. ]. sent off a bill for five
dollars to the Board of Free
holders. He claimed that Union
County owed it to him as a fee
for acting as official witness at a
hanging in March. 1899.
Pigeon -bOIed. Parcels mailed
at the Secane. Pa. post Office in
May. l945, were still there in
April. l948. The postmistress
told the postal inspector she
would get the packages moving
as soon as she found time. She
was held in $500 bail.
HERMAN (. kRIMMEl
Evening star., 1949-04-03

tn RED today - tired yesterday -
tired tomorrow! Thousands of
rls are the victims of a blood con-
ition that saps their energy, pales
their faces. And, if you notice these
signs, you may have a Borderline
Anemia, due to a ferro-nutritional
blood deficiency. Your red blood
cells may be too weak to transmit
full energy to your body. Medical
studies indicate as many as half the
women examined-men and children.
too - have this Borderline Anemia.
If this blood deficiency is draining
off energy and color, take Ironized
Yeast Tablets. They are specially
formulated to help build UP faded
red blood cells to normal size and
strength. Continuing tiredness and
pallor may be due to other condi-
tions - consult your doctor regularly.
But in this Borderline Anemia, take
Ironized Yeast Tablets to sta you
energy and color surging back - to
get fun out of life again!
*Resutine from fesro-nufrifionsI def
cheney OF the blood, q condition for which
Irofased Yeast is specially formulated.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
DELAYED ACTION

One man just wrote
eOngratulating Grant
on beating Lee. Here
are other tardy tales
Ded- faced Cops. Until this
IL year it was perfectly legal to
steal in Albany. Ore. provided
the value of the pilfered articles
was less than $50. In one
recent case, the city fathers dis
covered that for the past 81 years
the town had no law to cover
thefts under that amount.
Commuter. An elderly woman
boarded a train for New York,
told the conductor apologetically,
Il didn't buy this ticket today"
The ticket was stamped Septem-
Der, 1893, but it was accepted.
Customers Right. A 94-year-
old lady approached jewelry
salesman Frank McAuliffe in
San Francisco and said she
would like to pick up a silver
gravy boat she had left to be
cleaned. 1t had been there some
time - since 1902, she thought.
McAuliffe found it.
"Moped." In April. 1913, a post
card mailed from Burlington, w.,
and addressed to General u. S.
Grant, was received at Apo
mattox, Va. The card congrat-
ulated the victorious general:
MY grandfather was with you
to the end. and he speaks of you
as a great man. Each year have
been wanting to send you a card.
but kept putting it off each time,
so this time it's a success"
The postmaster returned the
card: Moved. Left no address.
Guilty Conscience. In June,
1913, 8O-year old Walter Camp
bell walked into the barracks of
England's East Yorkshire Regi-
ment and confessed that he had
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Club on Monday evening was Mrs.
Mary Uhler.
Miss Leila Tatman met with a
rainful accident when she fell in
her porch, last Saturday and fra
ctuTed her right arm.
Mrs. T. P. Rust is recovering very
nicely from recent operation in
Kent General Hospital, Dover, and
is expecting to return home this
week.
William E. Hayes, age 60 years,
died Tuesday night, Nov. 8, in Mil
ford Memorial Hospital, where he
had been a patient for over mon
the. He was a son of the late Frank
lin and Mary Hayes of this section.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Edna Por-
ter Hayes, he leaves three sons,
William F. of California, Arthur
and Richard of Greenwood; four
sisters and one brother. Funeral
services were held in the Hardesty
Furneral Home, Bridgeville, on Fri
day. Interment was in Hollywood
Cemetery Harrington.
Trinity JOhnstOWn Chaplain'S
Methodist Charge
Rev. j. E. Layton, pastor
! GREENWOOD Methodist
10 a. m. church school, MedfOrC
Calhoun, Supt., classes for men anC
women, young people and children
f! 6:45 p. m. M. Y. F.
+, 1880 p. m. evening worship ant
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sermon by the pastor subject;
What Is Thy God Doing?''
TRINITY Methodist
10 a m. church school, John
Hastings, supt.
IL a. m. morning worship and
sermon by the pastor Subject:
what is Thy God DOing?"
ST. YOUNGSTOWN Methodist
p. m. church school, S. B. Nc
Illvaine, supt. The Everready Bible
class taught by Rev. Lester Adams,
meets at the same hour. Come and
unite in the Bible study. You will
find real fellowship.
8 p. m. public worship and the
sermon by the pastor Subject:
What is Thy God Doing?"
CHAPLAIN'S Chapel
10:30 a. m. Church school, Hill
ton Penuel, supt.
Rev. and Mrs. J. e. Layton enter
tainedo at dinner on Sunday, DR.
and Mrs. Willard Glenn Purdy, Mrs
Ethel Curlett of Wilmington, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Conaway Oi
Greenwood. DIR. Purdy was speak
er at 68th anniversary service o
Greenwood Methodist church wal
represented at the Wilmington ant
Dover District Meeting on Tues
. day at New Castle, by Rev. ant
Mrs. J. E. Layton, Mrs. Charlie
COnaway, Mrs. Blanche Todd AM