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The Newark Post YOLU MN XXIII NEWARK, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1932 NUMBER 16
"GEORGIA CYCLONE" WILL DEFEND Memorial Vesper Service LOWELL THOMAS. GREAT PROHIBITION HERE NEXT SUNDAY Sunday Evening, May 29th TRAVEL~LECTURER TO ENTER It is expected that the school children, G. A. R., all local fraternal Former Congressman W. D. Upshaw to Lecture At and military organizations, Boy Scouts of America, and citizens should TAIN AT COLLEGE HOUR Presbyterian Church In Afternoon attend the Memorial Service to be held in Memorial Library on Sunday evening 'prior to Memorial Day. " .\n}(' ril"a's C~ Battle," is the Last Program of Series Saturday, May 21st, at Mitchell ;lIb:io'd lIf an address to be del.ivered Past Delaware College I The service will include com ments by our local Ministers of t he Hall, 8 P. M., Daylight Saving Time by \\ n. pshaw, "The GeorgIa ' If here. Ten years ago he was ported to be much improved. It is ex Howard K. Preston, died on F riday, ary, during which the Auxiliary it will call them to wear a poppy as ing. at 8. 00 o'clock Sunday evening. I('('[cd to Congres, serving two pected that he will be able to r esume Colonel Smith's travelogue will be May 13th, at his home, Trenton, N. J . lerm ,. fi e is the author of a number hopes to place a memorial poppy on a personal tribute to the memory of Mr. Preston had been in poOl' health his class-room work in a few days. the coat of every man, woman and those gallant young men who gave on "Rambles about Old Manila." of books. The services ar e given under the aus for some lime. MEMORIAL DAY PARADE child in the town, are now co mplete, their li ves for America in the World F unera l services were held on Tues Mrs. Leila Little, chairman of the War; and second, it will appeal to p ices of the Veter ans and the Ladies' It is under stood the Veterans of Auxilia ry of Lt. O'Daniel Post No. day froJ11o his late residence. He is J l"~I O R GIHL RESERVES Foreign War s here are making plans Auxiliary's poppy sale co mmittee, has them to help lighten the burden for TO HOLD BAKE 475, V. F. W. survi ved by his wife, Rachael, a nd two for a Memorial Day parade for next a nnounced. The sale will be conduct- those who are paying the price of sons, Howard K. and Frank. The Junior Girl Reserves will hold Monday a week. - The Aetna Fire ed here during the week of May 23 America's victory in suffering and . Mr. Preston lived here with hi s son a bake at Crook's stor e this Saturday Company will participate in a parade, lea9ing up to the Saturday before hardsjJips, the disabled veterans, their Little Nancy Smith is recovering for three years, having gone to Illorning starting at 10 o'clock. wearing new uniforms. Memorial Day, which day has been families and the families of the dead. from bronchial pneumonia. Trenton to live about one year ago. designated as "Poppy Day" through- Every penny which the people of the ======lout the country. town of Newark co ntribute for their ======Saturday, May 28, will be "Poppy poppies wi ll go to the r elief of the Day" in Newark, even though everY- I li ving victims of the war, the bulk BANDITS GET ASPARAGUS TIPS, one will have an opportunity to buy of the money r emaining right here in CHESAPEAKE CITY MAN FOUND poppies t hroughout the entire week. Newark to finance the Auxiliary's r e "On t hat day every per son in the ~ief activities among needy veterans MISS $500 AT CHESAPEAKE CITY town wi ll be aBked to wear a bright and their families here." WITH HEAD BLOWN OFF • red poppy in honor of the men who "The situation for the di sabled vet- Armed Thugs Hold Up Clinton Foard, But Escape With gave t heir li ves 111 the World War," er a ns i especiall y desperate this Otis Warner "Believed Suicide; Friends Discover Body Wrong Booty stated Mrs. J . R. Fader, president of year. Even in normal times it was In Home the local Um t of the American Legion I diffi cult fo r them to find any means rning Ball(1i ~ \\"ho held up Clinton Foard, hedge unnoticed by the bandits. I~uxi~!a~ 'Y'1 Mrs' Fader turt~I~\ st ate~ of ef t mon?r and t~n~r I?rese~t The body of Otis Warner, about 45 motives that co uld be assig ned by ('h e-apeakc ity hardware dealer, "Don't yell , or I'll shoot you," the t at t e oca poppy sa e WI e par cmp oymen co n I IOns e UXI lary s years old , was fou nd this morning in neighbors. It was stated Warner had Tue,rlay night there, escaped ' with a same thug continued. of a nation-wide obser vance of 'Phop- poppy :)rog r;~ otf~s ~:.mo s t ~he only a pool of blood on the Roor of the seemed fairly cheerful lately. Friends ba ACT NOW---9 MORE DAYS TO GET THEM AT THESE · PRICES PYREX, ·ALUMINUM AND zo% REDUCTION ON ALL ENAMEL KITCHENWARE DURING THIS SALE . HOUSE PAINT ELECTRIC SCREEN DOORS PERCOLATORS Nine Colors to Choose from. A Real WASHER 4-in. Panel-14 Mesh Good Wire Buy in House Paint. 2 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 6 in...... $1.98 2 ft. 8 in. x 6 ft. 8 in...... 2.19 Gals only .... $1.59 2 ft. 10 in. x 6 ft. 10 in...... 2.49 Qts only ..... 59c 3 ft. x 7 ft...... 2.79 (Sale Price Only) WINDOW SCREENS ONLY 14 Mesh Galvanized Wire $1.98 PAINT-UP WHILE YOU CAN BUY Adjustable AT THESE LOW PRICES 15 in. x 33 in...... 37c Linseed Oil ...... 77c gal. 18 in. x 33 in...... 39c WAFFLE IRONS. Turpentine ...... 89c gal. 22 in. x 33 in...... 43c Shellac ...... $2.65 gal. 24 in. x 37 in...... 45c We Have a Full Line of the Following 24 in. x 41 in...... 67c At A Low Price 28 in. x 41 in...... 77c Floor Wax, Roof Cement, Floor Stain, 30 in. x 45 in...... 92c Paint Cleaner, Enamels, AJabastine, White Lead, Brushes, Paste Paint, Varnishes A REEL BUY FLOWER BED WIRE ONLY ALL FLOOR, TABLE, MAYTAG A 50-ft. HOSE, $4.39 BRIDGE, DESK AND REEL AND ALL ELECTRIC NOW FOR O N~Y BED LAMPS 1/ 3 OFF NOZZLE A.PPLIANCES 20 ~ OFF DURING THIS SALE $79.50 DURING THIS SALE FOR ONLY TENNIS RACQUETS AM • • • • w. co. Full Size 16 in. High """""""" 6c ft. MALT 24 in. High ...... 8c ft. Blue Ribbon ...... 47c $4.97 98c Buckeye ...... 50c Palesto ...... 45c TENNIS BALLS POULTRY NETTING Franklin ...... 39c 2-in. Mesh CAPPERS ...... 79c 25c Caps ...... 19c gross LAWN MOWERS I -ft...... $1.09 roll 6-gal Jar ...... $1.00 4-BLADE, BALL BEAIONG 20 '; Reduction on All Sporting Goods 18-in...... : 1.49 roll During This Sale 10-IN. WHEEL, FOR ONLY 2-ft...... 1.87 roll STEPLADDERS 3-ft...... 2.67 roll $5.90 3.BURNER OIL STOVE 4-ft...... 3.57 roll 2-ft...... 77c WITH SHELF 5-ft...... 4.19 roll 3 ft ...... 90c GARBAGE CANS GARDEN SUPPLIES FOR ONLY 6-ft...... 4.98 roll ::~~: '.'.'.'. : '. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '. '.' $1:~~ I-in. Mesh 6-ft """""""" $1.85 House Cleaning Supplies of $1.39 $l5.79 I-ft. $2.39 roll . All Kinds These Stoves are 18-in ...... ··· · 3.67 roll fectionmade b yStove Nesco Co. Per- 2-. ft ...... 4.49 roll We Have a Few' Auto Tires 3-ft...... 6.66 roll Left. Stop in and See If We 4-ft...... 8.77 roll Have Your Size ROOFING MATERIAL POULTRY SUPPLIES OF ALL A NEWARK KINDS FLYER BARBED WIRE Vigoro - Sheep Manure - Bone Meal 100-Th Roll ...... $3.95 We have a Full Line of Insecticide Lorna - Copper Sulphate Sprays for Household Use, such as Grass Shears - G~ass Hooks We have a number of items in Black Flag, Ko Mo, Flit, Fly Dead, Grass Catchers - Garden Tools 2 pl y ...... $1.19 roll Glassware we are going to offer at a Diamond and R. D. Garden Weeders - Garden Seed 3 pl y ...... $1.59 roll bargain-don't miss this opportunity. Flower Seed SLATE SURF ACE ROOFING LOOK BOYS/ SPRAYING MATERIAL OF ALL Gr ee n and Red ...... $1.87 roll 16 x 36 Ball Bearing KINDS-Arsenate of Lead, Paris Red Roof Paint ...... $1.50 gal. A NEW BICYCLE TIRE Only Black Roof Paint .. , ...... 95c gal. for Green, Pyrox, etc. Sprayers of All Black Roof Paint ...... $1.59 gal. $2.95 Kinds. Roof Coating ...... , 77c $1.00 GLASS--OIL PAINTS--ENAMEL HOUSE FURNISHINGS--TOYS SHELLAC--VARNISHES WHEEL GOODS--AUTO TIRES VEGETABLE SEEDS AN D TUBES--ELECTRIC SUP- FLOWER SEEDS PLlES--SPORTING GOODS POULTRY SUPPLIES J A C KSO N's HARDWARE S,TORE Open Every Evening Phon e 439 NEWARK, DELAWARE I THESE PRICES ARE WITHDRA WN AFTER MAY 30th • THE NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DELAWARE The Newark Post Founded January 26, 1910, by the late Everett C. Joh_ AN UNEMPLOYMENT Stop', look and l isten Issued Every Thursday at the Shop Called Kella Newark, Delaware . PROCLAMATION By The Post Publishin~ Company. Entered as second-class matter at Newark, Delaware, The Unemployment Committee of the Lions Club has under Act of March S, 1897. Make all checks to The Newark Post. completed its year 's problem of relief, and the ne~\'ly ~p. SPECIA Telephones, 92 and 93 . pointed committee will probably ee a way of caring or The Subscription price of this paper is $1.60 per year In advance. charity. . h t t Sinlrle copiel 4 cents. The ones in charge of the nemployed WIS 0 repor W, want and invite communications, but th.'II mu,t .be signed b'll .tM the activities for the past year, 1931 and 1,932, to date : 126 writer', nam.e--'1lot fOT publication, but f01' OUT in/ormahon and protectIOn. families taken care of through wo rk, 16 men placed on SALE permanent work, principally farm. 'J' ~rou gh the. ge ~ ero u s contributions of spirited citizen , the LIOns Club dl ~ trlbu ted "1'<1' oob Ito,b•• ]llo .."s. ,arks, lltttrr •. ] $2,250.00 for employment to tho e most deservIng; and Starts Thursday 1O(~001 iiJrtr~: through this work has eliminated a considerable a mount of W 1Ifr1'111r Air. &uttll~inl'. ani! Bnrk fnr i:ul'rnbnlly. charity seekers. - OUR MOTTO We earnestly plead to tho e being cared for through ..JJ this period of temporary depres ion to pr.e pa ~ e for f~ture ~ aid by raising vegetables, fruit, and ~ y !aYIng In t he ,wInter MAY 19, 1932 Hopkins·Br o~ wood; and at least consider your f a mIl ~ s ~\'e l fa re , thIs your fl esh and blood, not those who give theIr tIme and money to "Poppy Day" your comfort. . N~WARK, To be out of wOl'k in these days of depression ' places a man in This warning comes to you from those most In terested DELAWARE a very difficu lt situation, but to be both out of work and physic~ ll y and in constant contact with this Unemployment prohlem. disabled make the situation doubly difficu lt. That is the very Situ The amount of vacant lots and gardens available a t this time ation in which many thousands of men, who, thirteen years ago, can be worked by those who appeal for food during the Special Sale at this store means wer e hailed as heroic defenders of the country, find themselves winter months. Who provides this help ? Only those who try today. at least to help themselves; and now is the time to prepare These men, our disabled World War \ eterans, have great for next wi nter. We feel this temporary assistance to the Bargains for the Public, our cus difficulties even in normal times find ing work wh ich their Unemployed may become exhau ted should those depending shattered bodies and reduced strength will permit them to do. largely on this aid, continue upon insisting that this depre. tomers know this, therefore in Today the position of those not eligible for government compensa ciation will be everlasting. We suggest the world over should tion 01' who are recei\ ing only a few dollars a month from the determine that there is no need for others to do what we can order to assure yourself of gvernment is desperate. They have only one hope and that is f rom do ourselves. their fo rmer comrades, t he men of the American Legion. . I. Newton Sheaffer, Chairman. The American Legion, ably aided by the women of the Amel"l Fine Selection, ~ome Early can Legion Auxiliary, is carrying out a va t and co ntinuous program of relief and rehabilitat ion work. for the disabled .and their families. The public sees little of thiS work and has htt.le GRADUATES FROM Iw as a wa rded to Mi Leak for the chance to participate, but on Saturday, May 28, every person 111 HOM EOPATHIC HOSPITAL be ~ ~ lI-aro u nd neatness in the whole Extra! Extra! Newark will have an opportunit) to contribute to the welfare of Mi ss Roberta Leak was one of the tnllnmg class. the men who acrificed health and strength in the nation's defense. twelve nurse to graduate from the I Poll owing the graduation exercises This opportunity will come through the memorial poppies Homeopathic Hospi tal, Wilmington, there \Va an informal reception giv which are to be offered on the streets this coming week by the Tuesday evening, May 10th. The l en in the a udito rium of t he nurses graduat ion exerci es wer e held in hOlll e and over 300 close friends and 200 women of the Auxiliary. The poppies have been made by the dis Hanover Pre byterian ChUICh . A relati\· attended. Miss Leak is also abled men themselves, thou a nds having been given employment prize of $5.00 from Miss LilIian Mot- a g raduate of the ewark High in this work during the winter and spring. All of the money raised tel' head, uperintendent of nurses Schoo l. through the sale of the fl owers will go to support the relief and rehabilitation program of the Legion and Auxiliary. By wearing Ir:------·--______------.. ------.:t Spring Suits one of these poppie we all can pay honor to the war dead and per form a real ser vice in their hour of greatest need for those men who ser ved their country at such tremendous cost to themselves Housecleaning Time. made to sell from SZO to in its hour of greatest need. CELLO-WAX $30, standard brands, at the ., ., f astoni$bing low price of Bad Road Condition Ith e Newark BasebalI Club a~d the St. • Barnaba Club, It closest J'J val, next Complete Supplies for tbe QUIckly Mended Saturday afternoon on the Continen- Quick action on the part of W. w. 1~~ lm~i~~.cD .C~~npany' - field, at 3.30 Careful Housecleaner i\Iack, chi ef engineer for the State There ha been con iderable Iival Highway Department, corrected a ry between the two teams for some Prepare your Winter: Clothing and Bedding for the dangerous road condi t ion at the in- time. Last year the ewark Club won Summer Storage--save them with Sprays, Larvex, $9.95 tel' ection of West Park avenue ex- the championship of the Diamond Camphor Balls, Flake Camphor, Tar Bags tended at the junction with the Lin- State League from St. Barnabas by AND coIn Highway last week. one run in an 11 inning play-off game. Near the intersection was a large l So far this year, ewark stands sec hole , which obliged motorists turning ond in t he league with St. Barnabas into the avenue from the highway to a clo e third. circle around it into the path of Either Whiteman or Rose w111 p'itch Flit Detll~OI_ Black Flag:.::.:: I ve hicles approaching t he highway for ewark and Weatherly fOI St. along the avenue from t he opposite Barl1!ibas. F $12.95 direction. rom .5c 72 PInt to 75c Pint The co ndition was reported first to Stouts, Slims, Regulars, Shorts, all Sizes the county road engineer by W. H . A. &P. Store Here Evans, Newark postmaster, who was to Sell Ice Cream referred to the State Highway De PRESSING TICKET ENTITLING PUR partment. Within a week after it In Packages Rhod-;~w~~!:~e Store I was reported, not only the hole had TO 3 FREE A novel departure was announced CHASER PRESSINGS been fi ll ed in and graded, but t he ------_____ :AI other sid e of the road wa improved. t his week by Tinley Ford, manager WITH EACH SUIT The road is on one of the post of fhe A. and P. Stores here. For the offic e's rural mail routes. first time here, ice cream will be placed on sale in the grocery store. A deposit will hold any suit; pick yours It will be sold in water-proof pack Newark Team to Play ages and will be kept h ard in special One MODseeleanillg out and we will save it until convenient ~t. Barnabas Saturday "dry ice" containers. The ice cream will be of the finest quality, it was , for you to take it Baseball fans here are waiting with announced, and will be offered in a positively FREm keen anticipation the clash between large variety of flavors. with the AMAZIN GLY IMPROVED NEW SpeCial lot of all rA-G;;d~;--T~iTb~t-E;;;;:----- leatber Sport Sboes $3.Z5 " Otbers $Z.45, $Z.95 Gardener Sbould Own Tennis Sboes for tbe PRICED RIGHT AND NONE BETTER ON THE MARKET Children Then if you wish to keep Genuine Keds 79c it, pay ONLY Special lot of $ •• 50 Men's Caps • • • • 9§C :$5.00 Men's Work Pants $1.00 SpeCial Sport Hose DOWN Z9c pair, 4 pairs $1.00 BALANCE EASY Gibbs Shirts and Sborts NO, 4 PLANET JR" COMBINED HILL AND DRILL SEEDER ~TERMS !SINGLE WHEEL HOE , CULTIVATOR AND PLOW Z9c a garment, 4 for $1.00 The o. 4 ombined eeder and ingle Wheel Hoe i t he most Ladies' Quaker Maid Hose popular outfit of its kind in the world. Thousands are being used by Tra«Ze In Your Old home gardener having a moderate sized garden, and thousands more by farmer, either in their own family garden or commerciall y. Cleaner During This .ge, 3ge, 69c, 89c We recommend that a new gl'ower or malI gardener start with a N Dn. R. W. HElM GETS DEGllEE Tunc In The Delaware Chapter of t he Fu. WIDI 11 20 J • C. The Collegiate ~ale ture Fa'rmer of America have elect I'; ' "J') Wed nesday ed David Postles, Milton; Joseph Wil li :l; III 7:00 r. M. Is Now Open lor Business liamson, Bridgeville; James Conley, ~E\\ ' \I!h ;\ I(:HT HA WKS Cresar Rodney; Vi rgil Waller, Sea ford; John Montgomery, University , , of Delawure ; and R. W. Heim, State director of vocutional education, to the Degree of Diamond Farmers. 'Cook's We serve a full line of Foods 'fhi is the highest degree that can be attajned in a State organization. Stop in and try our Special Salads and One boy f rom this group is eligible to attend the national convention to New Store Club Sandwiches be held next fall in Kansas City, Mo., and be elected to the degree of Ameri We have all kinds of 'Sandwiches to take out can Farmer. This is the highest de I i ~, .\ nila 1'weeci, of Cooch's gree awarded. ' pent the week-end with h.er The Future Farmers of America is mo·l hel'. ~ l rH . Be rtha M. Leshe, JOHN FRANKO, Prop. a national organization of farm boys al'yuel, Md. 40 East Main Street Newark, Delaware who have studied vocational agficul the ann tHl ~ d ion of officers ture and who are seeking to prepare 'J'ru~t ompany, WiI- and to perfect themselves for service on "I,wd"y, the directors through the organization. Rit'hurd L. ooe h as aLl~itor. m. O. U. A. M. '1'0 ATTEND ooeh, \I ho has. bee n assocl.ated . You can save money by buying at our CH RCH SERVICES lhe cOIllI"tll.V ,' Ince 1921,. IS a LEGION TO.sPONSOR JUNIOR store; our overhead is small and our oj' Wilm ington Friends' The American Flag Council No. 28, II" of 19 19, and attended BASEBALL AGAIN; CALL FOR Jr. O. U. A. M., will attend church Association buys in large quantities. Unil'('rsity. He is a memo service, Sunday, at the Head of Li nns Club of Newark and Christiana Presbyterian Church. Here are some prices that very seldom Country Club. CANDIDATES MONDAY Services are held at 11 o'clock stand change: ard time. All brothers are asked to G. Ga llagher , so n of Mr. Squad To Be Uniformed meet at the council chamber no later D. L. Ga llagher, of Peach than 10.30 o'clock standard time. formerly of Newark, will Whitman's Marshmallow Whip, Special to The Newark Post. pIe in making it such a successful f l'oll! thc Fulton Township The Local Post of the American season has encouraged the Legion to CARD PARTY small 12c Lancaster Co., Pa., Legion will again sponsor a Junior el'('ni ng, May 25th. Young launch a more extensive program for A benefit card party will be given Whitman's Marshmallow Whip, baseball team as a unit in the na this year. will entcr Valley Forge tional program of American Legion by the ladies of St. Johns Catholic large 22c Academy, Waync, Pa., in the Junior Baseball. The committee composed of A. E. Church at the r ectory, on Wednesday evening, May 25. Cards start at 8.30, Junior baseball is one of the most Tomhave, chairman assisted by E. Steedle, O. Little, L. Lewis, A. Cooch Daylight Saving Time. Bridge, 500 important activities of the Legion nn ,; euchre will be played and re a nd since its inception in 1926 the and G, L. Baker, is making arrange MILK, 4 tall cans ments to obtain a complete set of uni freshments served and door prize 25c - movement has grown to embrace the given. entire co untry with nearly one-half forms fo r the fifteen boys who will million boys participating. The Le finally make the squad. Crisco 22c gion sponsored this program in order All boys between twelve and seven CHllTSTIAN ENDEAVOR NEWS Wesson Oil 27c to bring boys together in an activity teen years of age who are interested The Expert Endeavor class will desig nated to teach practical and con in baseball are asked to report at the study chapters 24, 25 and 26 at its Mazola Oil 22c crete citizenship lessons through the Legion room, Old Academy building 7.00 p. m. meeting this evening. Im playing of America's own game of on Monday at seven daylight saving mediately following, at 8.00 p. m., baseball. time to register and be mgde ac t here is to be an Execut ive Committee Large Can Cranberry Sauce 10c The remarkable progress and fine quainted with the regulations and meeting. r ecord of last year both in team play program for t hi s season. Every eli At its 6.45 mee ting on Sunday, the Mixed Vegetables for soup 10c and sportsmanship is a source of gible boy in Newark should r egister Newark Christian Endeavor Society in order to avoid disqualification at a pride to th~e who had charge of the will have Mi ss Bessie Jones as leader Egg Noodles, fine or broad 6c program. Not once was it necessary later date. on the topic, "How to Use Music in to dicipline the boys for ungentleman Wi th a few of last year's veterans Worship." Spaghetti or Macaroni 6c Lynalll Reed, \\'ho has bee n vi - ly conduct. The exceptional interest as a nucleus Newark should place a A few members of the society are hi s wife and r elatives for the di played by the boys and townspeo- strong team in the field. planning to journey to Wilmington weeb, left Sunday for San next week to witness "The Merry White Vinegar pint 10c Texas, wher e he will prob Whirl," a variety show to be pre for th next six months. of MI'. and Mrs. J oseph McVey on VARIETY SALE sented by the Wilmington-New Castle Cider Vinegar pint 10c Sunday. Co unty Chri t ian Endeavor Union, on rge Jackson entertained Group three of the Ladies' Aid So· Cider Vinegar quart 15c club, Tuesday evening, at Monday and Tuesday, at .3.00 p. m. , Mrs. Elizabeth Reed, of Wilming ciety of the Newark Methodi t Church in the Parish House of Calvary on Ce nt I' street. Her ton, is visiting her brother, Mr. Rob will hold a variety sale on Saturday Ch urch, Fourth and Rodney streets. were: ~rr. Charles Cornog, ert Campbell, of Cleveland avenue. morning, May 21 , in the vestibule of Large Jars Preserves, different Albert Lewis, Jr .. Mi sses Har Mr. Campbell is critically ill. the church. They will have fl owers for COMMITTEE RECEIVES MANY varieties 13c Lewi s, Lydia Kenning, Lidie sale also pies, homemade rolls and llEQUESTS FOR FUHNITURE Marie Gregg a nd Mrs. Ly- Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Lindell, of bak~d beans. Order rolls on Friday Cleveland avenue, were guests. of Mr. by calling Mrs. George Phipps, New Local members of the Miller Thomas Lindell, of Cherry HIll, Md"1 ark 298. Brothers Free Furniture Distribution Tuesday. Committee, which through the cour POST TOASTIES pkg 7c tesy of the Miller Brothers Furniture Mrs. WallaceCook will enter- RUMMAGE SALE Compa ny, Wi lmington, is di stributing Mrs. Irwin R. Smith, of $15,000 worth of furniture to needy Gerber's Baby Food, avenu e, are r eceiVing con tain at a bridge luncheon on Satur- A rummage sale will be held in the day at the Delaware Tea House. vacant store next to the Blue Hen Tea Delaware and Eastern Shore families, different varieties 10c on the bi rth of a son, have received many r equests for fur on ~Iay I !'lt h. Mrs. Smith Little Miss Nancy Smith, daughter Room on Friday and Saturday after of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, is ill at noons of this week under the auspices ni ture and are bu sily engaged in the remembe red as Mi ss Edna work here. her home, South College avenue. of the Ladies' Aid Society of the New Rinso small 8c ark M. E. Church. These committee members are working under the general direction Rinso large 22c K. OF P. of Mrs. Clarence M. Dillon, Wilming HEAD OF CHRISTIANA Chipso small 9c Sunday morning, June 5, at 11, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ton, of the American Legion Auxili D. S. T., Osceola Lodge No. 5 and ary, and include leading philanthropic Chipso large 23c Pythian Sister s will attend divine Rev. Henry C. Welbon, Minister wOI'kers and clergymen in Mch' com worship at Ebenezer Church. All Sunday School, 10 a. m. . munity where the distribution is be Oxydol 9c members are req uested to be present. Morning Service, 11 a. m. The ing carriq.ci on. American F lag Council No. 28, of the The furniture which is being given Junior Order United American Me- away is that which is traded in for CARD PARTY chanics, is to attend the service. . new flJrniture during the 32nd anni IVORY SNOW 13c Osceola Lodge No. 5 will hold a Christian Endeavor, 6 p. m. TopIc: versary sale of the Miller Brothers Card Party in Fraternal Hall, Mon "How to Use Music in Worship." Company now under way. This is ·the day night, May 23, at 8.30, D. S. T. Leader, Dorothy Mi schler. third consecutive year which thi s Campfire Marsh~allows 1 pound' 18c work has been carried on and last year there was $10,000 worth of fur with package Cracker Jack free niture distributed to 294 deserving families in Delaware. The Miller Al berl Fl etcher has returned l3rothers Company has more than Pint bottle Grape Juice 15c Mon real. Canada, where he at STATE THEATRE three decades of successful business the fu ne ral of hi s sister. Miss enterprise to its credit. Quart bottle Grape Juice 25c FI teher, another sister, re home with him for a visit. NEW AllK CONSTRUCTION 7tclrlC CO. LOSES TOOLS wrapped-~liced Greensboro authorities are investi BREAD loaf 5c gating the robbery last Friday night of the construction shack of the New Fresh Peas !4 pk. 20c NEWARK, OELA~ARE ark Construction Company of New ark, Del. A tool chest was broken Grapefruit 8c ANNIVERSARY MONTH open and about $100 worth of carpen ter's tools stolen. _ California Oran~es doz 33c and ~lr ~. William Smi th, Mrs. Two Shows. 7.30 and 9.30. D. S. T. Saturd&.ys at 5.30 This company is employed in con and small daughter, Edna, and structing the bridge at "Horseshoe , of thi s town, spent last FRIDA Y, MAY 20- Bend," on the Greensboro·Ridgely wi th fri ends near Betterton, road, which is being graded for the CELERY bunch 12c SPENCER TRACY, DORIS KENYON, BERYL MERCER, TOMMY CONLON new concrete hi ghway. So far no clues have been obtained to the rob and i\lrs. Herbert Medill and IN bers. On our long Candy Counter we have , GWen dolYl1, and Mr. WiI . Medill, of Baltimore, and Mr. "YOUNG AMERICA" over one. hundred different kinds of rs. 'lulI'les L. Medill and Candy and Chewing Gum. All good, Cal'ol~' n, were the guests SATURDAY, MAY 21- Couldn't Raise fresh and wholesome. DOUBLE FEAl'URE ATTRACTION BEN MAYNARD Hand to Head On Friday nights at 9 o'clock we give Neuritis P31n~ Stopped LIke MagIc and Silencer Rracy, Doris Kenyon, Beryl Mercer and Tommy Conlon BY Fast · WO~kln:o,R~~n~~,,~a peo away boxes of Candy FREE to our "BRANDED MEN" ....~"'.~.'\.::....;;.~ .,. . pie have IOU g h , customers. ~~._:::~::,.~ ..<,~ . .... :::~:/:t \ .. something: that wO .11 d AND "YOUNG AMERICA" We also have a large assortment of .~G;.~ \t~ !~~~~f~~¥:~ 5c, 10c and 25c Cake, su~table for lunches...... - 0- thIng dr\lgglst wi ll MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 23 AND 24- . . retund mane:1 Don' t lose hope Ju st lJ !!cnuce d N' ht 'II be thc third Radio Award-the Croslcy Clock nil other mcdlclr"s On Mon ay Ig WI · Model , .. r"lIcd Ru . N . ~T~ On Friday and Saturday we will have contnlns no opiates or nnrcotlcs- nbsol11lr' \, hArmless Why .'Ilste time Q.'tth n " " ,I".r a Special Sale of Large Cakes at 10c each. "A Masterpicce," says the Builetin. IIhnl doesn ' t st.op your po ln tr n'l " , M .. Ernest Lubitsch's "Broken Lullaby" from d ot's that. you knn'llt \'0'1 \JI' llI get ~c: J "THE MAN I KILLED" • HOME DRUG CO., Inc. WITH Main Street Newark. Del. LIONEL BARRYMORE, NANCY CARROL and PHILLIPS HOLMES :~::2:;;iY:~;;;;~;~;:~::;:;,;"~;;;;u,t:s "'"". I,,~------~-~i~:~~~~~;?:;;:;----- ' I' 'Cook's IN CUT FLOWERS and I Phillip Barry's Stage Sensa'tioll I F(~N~~~!_ DESIGNS I "TOMORROW AND TOMORRO'V" o;,_:~:~~____ :~ ______:______=1, New Store ...... ' ' ------___ ---l I.•• ~.;.~.------'I 3·3· 11 THE NEWARK POST. NEWARK. DELA WAM 6 weight and fineness as the present Bicentennial Flower Gardens quartel' dollar. 'fhe Ceo rge Washington quarter is Old garciens co nstantly furnisq us pie, white. Co lchi cum speciosum; vio th fir t coin of rogular issue ever lo wi h suggestions. It would be we11 if let to pink; finest of species. Colchi bear the image of the First Presid nt. lheil' simplicity a·t d as a r estraint cum variegatum; yellow and purple, It was authorized by special act of on th tend ney of over laborate de- tessellated. olchi cum variegatum, ongress making it possible fo r the s ign from which we suffer . A student Parkinsoni; purple and white, check Treasury to share in the Bicentennial of gard n design cannot fail to be red or tessell ated. onvallaria ma C lebration. struck with the simplicity of Colonial jalis; lily-of-the vaHey ; white. on As a coin of regular issue the gardens. A garden should breathe volvulus Mauritanicus ; blue bind Gorge Washington quarter will re SAVE rest and refreshment and furni h a we d, morning-glory; blue. Convol place the twenly-five cent piece now • A POUND .•. ON YOUR BUTTER••• I' lief fO l' n I'VOU8 ac ivi ly rat her vulu. tricolor; "Fail' blew, white star in circul ation. TO other quarter dol than a ~e n se of agitation. The sim- in bollom." lar will be co ined 1'01' lhe next twcnty PURCHASES THIS WEEK-END! plest olon ial ga l' len planted in t his Crocus ve rnus ; crocus ; all the pres five yea r un Ie s authorized by sp cial Bicentennial ce lebration will be in nl co lors. rocus Suoianu s ; cloth of act of ongre s. . keepi nil'. gold crocus ; or ange. rocus Byzanti- Minted at San Fra.ncisco, Denver OUR FANCY FRES~ PASTEURIZED The Di vision of Tnformation of t he nus ; dark lilac out ide, pale lilac or and Philadelphia, t he coins will be niled Stales George Washington white wi thin. Cycla men Latifolium; placed in ci rculalion through the CUT Bic ntcnnial Commis. ion says such a sow bread; white, 1'0 e to purple and r egular channels of the Federal Re garden may include the followi ng old spotted. Cyc lamen Africanum; white, FROM Ib serve Ba nks, and wi ll appeal' simul TUB c time fl ower s : rose of purple ti nged. Cyclamen Eu- taneO.,l!s ly in a ll parts of the counlry. A nth ricum Lilago, major; larger. ropaeul11; bright red. Anth ricum ramosum; branched Sa- Lilium candidum; Madonna lily; "CAN ALL YOU CAN" voy spiderwor t. Antirrihinum majus ; white. Lilium candidum, fl . pI.; dou- Home Demonstration Agent Urges In- snou t fl owe r, snapdragon; white, bl e white. Lilium Canadense; yellow, tensive Canning !Activity FANCY SWEET CREAM PRINT vari egated, purple, red, yellow. Aqui- orange, r ed, dark spotted. Lilium Shelves groaning under th e burden legia Vulgaris; co lumbine ; white, Canadense, rubrum; red. Lilium Can- of hundreds of quarts of home-canned blue, purple, dark ancl li ght r ed . adense, flavum; ye llow. Linaria retic- vegetables. fruits and meats are the Ib c A rchnites apif r a; bee-fl ower aty- ulata; toad flax (our common "toad most effective means of lifting the rion; planted for its curious flowers. fl ax" tod ay is Linaria vulgaris), pur- burden of providing three meals a ~~" er 3 Asclepias co rnuti; Virginian silk; pie. Li naria vulgaris ; wi ld fla x; pale day in the face of hard times. Con " pale purplish, neit her fair nor pleas- yell ow and orange. Lobelia cardi- vinced of the soundness of this advicc, ant" acco rding to the old list, yet in- na li ' ; cardi nal's flower; crimson. Lo- Mrs. Kate Henley Daugherty. County These Are Our Lowest: Butter Prices in Over 30 Years ! cluded for so me reason. Asphodeline belia syphilitica; " a bl ue f rom Vir- ~~~~e ~~~~r:.tr~~~nad~g~~ .~ ~~:~rl lutea; King's spear, a sphodel ; yellow g inia" called a bell-flower in early You Can" as h er slogan and is urging' *OUR QUALITY COFFEES ON SPECIAL SALE THIS WE EK - EN D! (the classic asphodel). Asphodolus days. Lunaria a nnua ; honesty, mon- farm women throughout the county to Albus ; white asphodel ; white. As- eywort, moo nwort, white satjn, pope's plant an abundance of garden stuff phodelus fi stulosus ; blush 0 1' striped money, satin fl ower; pinkish purple, thls season in order to have a good Mild and mellow with pink; needs winter protection. curious seed pods. Lupinus albus; lu- surplus for canning. *EIGHT O'CLOCK Ib 17C Aster Amallus ; starwort; purplish pine ; whi te. Lupinus luteus ; yellow. "Go at this canning business as if blue. Lu pinus hirsutus ; blue it were a matter of life and death", Chrysanthemum coronarium; an- Lychnis alba; evening campion; . says Mrs. Daugherty. "In some in- Rich and full-bodied nual, double and single; pale yellow white,. double f~rm most pop~lar I ~:~i~; ' '~l:~;~a~ i~a~~er:la~~c:fsh e:;:.; *RED CIRCLE or nearly white. Chrysanthemum Lychllls CO.ronana; rose ca~plOn , hand makes all the dift'erence be COFFEE Exquisi~e aroma C Leucanthemum; whi te weed, ox-eye fl ower of Bnstol, none-such; crImson, tween an abundant table and a and flavor Ib tin 2S daisy; white. Chrysanthemum Par- 1'0 e, crimso n Lychnis. Flos-cuc~li; skimpy one, between a weU-balanced *BOKAR SUPREME t heni um; "double featherflew" 01' cocl Buy COAL NEW LOW SUMMER PRICES! "Kitchen·Tested"- by BeHy Crocke r! \ Pale Dr~ or Golden GOLD MEDAL YUKON CLUB with your eyes open, GINGER ALES FLOU Al,a LIME RICK EY ODd SPARKLING WATER ro~Ular25 Ill. . C 3 bots Uneeda {Graham Crackers Bakers Premium Flake Crackers Fresh Prunes 81,,: ~1;1%~o::v;;;:p7ith Del Mont.e Crushed Pineapple No.2 can 12c Lucky Strike . Carr.el Car~on of $1 25 Cigaret:t:es Old Go'd . Chesterfield 10 pkgs • na isin -Bra n Whole whea~ wi ~ h raisins, c I~ bran and salt added! 2 pkgs 23 Best: Pure Lard 2 Ibs II c Crisco - For Shortening! ~:I: SSe ~:~ $1.05 ~ ~I~ 19c Ex~ e nsion Window Screens lS~:;~ each 4 5 C N OW you can see for yourself as easily as you Lux Toilet. Soap 4 cakes 25c can measure the juice from two oranges ... which Life buoy The Health Soap 3 ca ke s 17c coal is best. We know Old Company's Lehigh Hard Ri nso Washes white clothes whiter 3 ~~;~ 25c Ige pkg 2 1c Anthracite Coal gives more heat per ton and lasts Lux Flakes For all fine laundering! 2 .~~=:I 19c Ige pkg 20c longer. You can prove it to your lasting satisfaction Palmolive Soap - 4 cako.25c I Octagon Laundry Soap I Can. by making the simple test. 2-in Shoe Polishes - 2 23c Young's Soap Chips GARDEN-FR:'SH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES! Order a ton of Old Company's Lehigh now. Make the CALIFORNIA NEMBY test ... and start that worth while saving right away. Valencia Oranges doz 25e Rhubarb CRISP FR ~ SH E. J. HOLLINGSWORTH CO. IcebergLeHuce 2 heads 15e Radishes F'ANCY ) FRESH LUMBER, COAL, MILLWORK, BUILDING Fresh Asparagus bunch 23e MATERIALS. HARDWARE, PAINTS, -I I Spina~h GLASS, FENCING, FEEDS, FERTILIZERS, ETC. PHONE 182 Newark. Delaware ! I--=T=-h-e-G-=-r-ea-_t-A-tl-=a=n=t=ic=&==P=a=c=i=fi=c =T=e=a=C:::'o. Th... prie... ff.cti ... In A.1t P . SID•• In N.w..... Ma.. nth. mh, Zlal • }\THY 19, 1932 THE NEWARK POST, NEWARK, lJELA WA,RE 7 tephen Burke, Edwin mith, lem- REWARD for the I' tum of boy's ent L nhoff, Edward Kennedy, H 1'- bicycle taken f rom F rll ze r Field 011 Newark School News' b rt Nea l, NOl'l1uln Aken. Field Doy, Fridoy, May 13th. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I Ci~ s- Mary L~iliren, Mory M e ~ MR . EDW. W .COOC~ STAFF that it isn't poli te 0 1' healthy to tolk His plane "Spiri t of St. Louis " was eel', Virginiu tick ley, Kath rine 5,19,lt Phone 397 R 3. back. Gagli ono is through in this in the nit· som e 600 hoUl 's with on ly Rose. ! ======EDITOR -IN-CHIEF town. Aftel' toni g ht he'll have to take one ov rhauling. In this time, Lind- Cong:ratulntion to you, winners. WANTED Percy Roberts, '32 it on the lam 0 1' trust himself to our bel.'gh t ravel d 42,355 mil s. We hope t hat yo u winners will be ASSOCIATE EDITORS tender mercies." The man, olonel hades A. Lind- j UFt a successf ul next year. WANTED-Y o ul~lan , thirty, hon Silorls Thomas Coach, '33 Throughout thi edifying con versa - bergh, the pla ne," pit'it of t . Loui s," J oul'l1alism Commi ttee. est and Ic pendable, des ires p<, rma Literature John Sinclair, '32 tion Smith sat, li stenin g wi th absorb- lind the engine, Wright "Whirlwind ," 'rhe Wind nent work. 0 objcction to long Government Edward Biddle, '32 ed attent ion. Evidently the Rico gang and a black cat -s uccessfull y fini 'hed hours 01' uncIay work. Adell' S8 The wind i · a joll y fellow, ROY M£LLER, Agriculture Charles Gifford, '3,1 ::Oabsbe~' ~o ~~ ;0 s :~~~~~P~/\~!:~geno~~~~ the fl ight ncross th eA~lcneaHn :l n· II' l toll. All dny long he r oar s and bellows; c/ o wurk P ost. Sllccial Evcnts {Betty Heiser, '33 < Wm. Brimijoin, '34 ally run by another mob. There w,as He tO R es the American flag 6n high, ------______a strong possibility that the rival Telegrallh And help the kites to fly. TED to sell our F ood Pro gangs would clu sh. Smith reali zed The teleg l'nph was invented by . ducts di rect to homes in ownrk with an eager thrill that if he could Sumuel F. B. Morse in 1 44. We can Thc Wind blows yo ur hats away. and co unty di stricts, on a straight somehow get word to the police in spcak to one a nothe l' by means of And roars to t ~ e waves along the bay, commission basis. Bon I and Ref· SENIOR HIGH =1 time, he would be responsible for a telegraph ovel' wires. When we go I Oh' , 1I ch a wlIldy day: erence required, and should have n c wholesale roundup of two of the most a .l ~ng the roads in the co un try and • Evelyn Sl11Ith, Grade 5. cu r. Good cha nce fO I' n hust ler. F OI' f urthCI' information apply to dangerous gangs in the city. CIti es we can see the telephone wires. Galahad, the Deliverer SCHOOL NOT~ GRAND UNION 't' EA COMPANY, The black sedan careened t hrough Margaret Shu mal', '37. The Holy Grail was the cup that the night, druwing neu re l' a nd nearer 24 South Queen Street, Pickwick Pupers to their destinatioll. Smith recognized The Con. titll~1 Convention Christ drank out of at his .Iast sup- 5, 19, 5t. La ncaste r, Pa. the Ila me of t he warehouse and l'eal In Philadelphia, the same plnin r ed per on earth, It was hidden in an ======"Pickwick Papers" by Cha rles Dick brick bui lding which had been the enchanted castle. The only person FOR RENT [ktl,,'I, ~ wcnt to Pauan· ens, is one of the most satisfactory ized that thousands of dollars worth of furs were kept there. bil·thplace of the Declaration of Inde- who co uld get it was one who had hI, lllothp l" g P op lC: De1:e he books I have read recently. 'fhls book Presently with a grinding of brakes, pendence now became the scene of wisdom, was brave, friendly and kind. FOR RE T-Gurage at 170 W. Main Lahnll, his unc lc, t o ~ t\\ enty is a collection of essays and storie s action where so me of the most r.ap- It was said to have magic power. t. $2.50 per month. . fUIII'II'ell )Cll r fo r Ills wives, concel'lling the life of the "Pickwick the automobile stopped in a practic a ll y deserted section of town. A 'street able men in the nation met to ma ke Gala'lad was brought up in a con MRS. EDW. W. OOCH, 'nn.1 }l nchl' l, 011(1 si x years for Club," a group of men eagcr to ex light on the co rnel' shed a sickl y independence real throug h a success- ~~7;t}h~~:.i s t e r s taught him aU about 5,1!l ,lt Phone 397 R 3. perience every emotion in life. Mr. n wn:':'I'S. radiance a nd uccented the dark Jacob Departs f or Canaan Pickwick, their leader, is a genial o) d f ul plan of cooperation. By t he 25th When Sir Calahad was twe.nty-one FOR RENT-Housekeeping apart shadows on t he long low wa rehouse. g ntleman of the "old schooL" U nder of May, 1787, enough delegates were he received a white steed and a r ed ment of foul' room. Heat, Genm'a l 1 ·~ I). Smi th was not sure what his next tlmr hnll COIllC for J ncob to go hi s leadel' hi p, the "Pickwickians" get present to organize und begin work. robe. In a picce of red marble ther e Elec tric Ref riger ator, gas r ange, his l;imll'p d In the Lllnd of move shoul d be. So mehow he mus t The conven tion remained in session scrcens, shades, nnd ga rage, in in to many escapades. Although the get worc! to headquarters. a ll umme l' un til September 17. Rhode was a sword, no one but Galahad ']'hl: h llid nccO l'lling to the s tUng of the story i in Old England clu ded. Available June 15th. In,tI'u etio n to hi m (v. 13). "You two stay hel'e," he mllbled Is land alone sent no delcgates; the ~~~ ~~!1I~r ali n ita O~I~~ri;h fi:~ :~ e \~a shi: ms. EDW. W. COaCH, a nd t he sto ry occurs during the first striving to imitate Rico's voice. "I'll I ~\lil1.:!' r~H' \\"al'tl under el i vine pa rt of the nineteenth century, a other twelve stutes all had a share in shield left by hi s ancestors and no one 5,10,lt Phone 397 R 3. bE' right back." Smith opened t he door n. I." .J:!!'u\) naturc cn used him 0 1' making the constitution, whi ch Glad- ould sec it but Sir Ga~!\had. modern boy girl can readil y enjoy a nd stepped out before Mary coul d e'lall.lp>tl nc IClI l'c of Lnbnn. thc boo k. The book is ve ry humorous stone ca ll ed, " the mos t wonderful Si r Ga lahad on hi s white teed with FOR RENT- House, No. 19 Choate protest. He felt sm e she would not St., $20.00 pel' month. Laliall 1'1':1 Ii 7.PlI thc sltuntion, be yet each essay has a moral, however work ever struck oIl' at a give n time hi s shi eld and Fword went to look for betray him. he was in just a s dee p by t he bmin and purpose of ma n." the Holy Grail. When he g-ot to t he 4,21,tf. FARMER TR in h"t pUI'.-ull of hi m, but God deep it may be hidden, If yo u want a he. . UIlI>! him In n drcnm und to I'eud a sati Eying book, try ':Pick After fOUl ' months of hard work t he enchanted ca. tie he found that he did Without he itating Smith rounded co nve ntion adjourned in September, not have wi sdom enough to free the FOR RENT- House, 370 S. oll cge . (" him a'!lIiIlRt any nc t of \'\0' wi ck Papers." Ruth Marritz, '33. the co m cr. Where co uld he find' a Ave., 7 r oo ms a nd ba th, gamge. , 1',1 .J:II'"h. 'rhey fOI' l11ed n a nd the on ti Llti on was ent to the king anu hi s household, so he et ofr te lephone? Then in the murky g loom Possession at once. Apply 01111 Lallan rr tul'll(>u home. The Hes pon ibility of Ameri can Youth s ve nd ·tates for their approval. A ' again, and in two year returned with he pcrceived another cal' drawn up soo n as co nventions in nine states enoug- h to break the magic spell. S. HOLLIE MORRT , Jacob's Expel'ience on the Way We have just wi tnessed one of the to the cUI·b . He started to wa lk on shoull ratify the new Constitnt ion, it Thel' wa' a bcuutifu l maiden who by 372 S. oll ege Ave. wo r t crimes in a ll hi tory. The son . I'plllrn fl'eNI Jocob from the past it, but suddenly a ca l' door open ~~ a~~~ . go into ell'ect in t he approving the pe lI had become ugly, but when T- Hou e on Prospect Ave., ~~\. of our id eal hero has been kidnapped ed and two men sprang toward him. , ",as plll'Ruing him , but he it was broken hud become beautiful 6 roo ms and bath, hea t, light, and a nd murdered. H is father and friend s (To be continued.) He len Cronha rdt. . m,'I'(> fOl'mida blc r nel11 )' in the ha ve va in ly pent approx imately two aga in. Sir Ga lahad afterwards found all conveniences. Apply of 1 ':~:1u fr o III whoRe wrath he hu ndred thousand doll a rs in attempts Lllfayelle the Holy Grail. GEO. W. KRAPF, flell tW('llly )ra l' I fore. to regain the child befol'e hi s m4ti Lafayette was n celebrated French Aleta Harrington. 4,21,tf. 16 Prospect Ave. .I ncull 1II1'(>llng the nngels (vv. la ted body was found. This is only JUNIOR HIGH 11 General a nd Statesman. He left Sixth Grade Art Class FOR RENT- Small hou e, electric 'Ill'o comps of angel. ' III t him one of the many such cri me which France fo r Ame ri ca and entered the In our a rt class we have drawn a nd water . Apply • him 1110 nss urn nce th nt God a l'e co nstantly takin g place in all II Revo lu tionary Army a s a vo lunteer many pi ctures of the Middle Ages. 2,25,tf. L. HANDLOFF I he wilh him oCCOl'cli ng to prom· SCHOOL NOTES pa rts of our country. P e l' capita, with t he rank of majol'-gcneral in Some of these pictures are of knigJ\ts, :-iotwithsln llc!lng thi, Jucob many t im es as many crimes take 1777. He served a t Brandywine, Mon- armor and castle . FOR RENT- 6-Room Housc, a ll con In se h '111 . lTe 'cnt n depu· place each year in our count ry as in T he Use of the Cafet.eria mouth, and Yorktown. He was sent We started a castle of the old ages. veniences. 4 Prospect Ave. Apply bcflll'C him wilh n messnge ot other civilized countries of the world. Thi s year the schoo l has a much on a mis. ion to France in 1779 and When we started to make this castle FRANK CARATWA, eh'Cl' to E:.:o u. No property is safe, no person is safe. 3,3,tf 105 N . College Ave. larger, bL'ightcr, and more sui table ent at the s urrender we got our desig ns from the library Jneoh III'a)'l ng ( VI'. 0·12) . E nu Thi s wi ll be true unt il more efficien t ~nf ~:r~1\~:~~i s~r e no 1' 1'1' 1.1' 10 .1 II ob's mes age, but officers are elected by our pcople for place fo r a cafeteri a. Henry Steams. and we rcad up on the castles. FOR RENT-Apartment, with private fol'lI'ill'll w ll'll on IIrm y of four the admin istration of justice a nd until The cafeteria ha ' many u es. Our cia has now started making bath; also rooms for light house .l l'ong to met J ncob. In hi s certain changes a re made in t he Everyone can't possibly go home for [II ] pocketboo ks, cu hions and rugs. We keeping, 155 E. Main street. Apply Jacob nt him 'elf upon God methods of detect ing crimes a nd pun his 01' her lunch. It wou ld take time 1 weave them on looms, 0 1' make de- Phone 61-J. M. P. MALCOM, , silol'l, tli l'C Ct, li nd carne t. ishing crimina ls. und money to drive t he buses back ELEMENTARY sig ns on burlap. Some of t hese 11,12,tf. 340 S. College Ave. 1','llIi nrlPti Cl,d of his command This is a major problem beforc the and forth every mOl'l1ing, noon, and pocketboo ks are fini shed. Others ar e for Ills I' ellll' n a nd aloof the America n people. It will be a major ni ght. You can eat with YOUI' schoo l ~======~~ bein g woven car efull y. FOR SALE pl'Olllisp (Gen. 31 :3). I robl em in year to come. Wi ll the fL'i ends, bes ides huv in g a nice mea !. The Be cuc of Beauly J ean We t, Grade 6. li e (lit'lIll: God's promise liS to people who are bein g t rained in our Harry a nd I found Beuuty at lunch Assembly FOR pel',onnl so f ty (I'. 0, cr. Gen. hi gh schools be able to cope with such an~ h ~; ~ ~~ e u~la~I~'n t~~n ~ ~ ~~l::e e ~~~ S\~~~~ ~ ~~ARRINGTON, cafeteria a much better place in which time. H e is a ni ce li ttle grHy and On Monday, May l6, Miss Lind- 5,lO,lt Newark, Del. J, 3 1 · : ~~). In pl'llyi ng to God we a problem as t hi s. It is f or u ' to to eat. Keeping t he tables a nd fl oor wh ite kitten. We caught him because fors' ection of t he fifth grade had ------___ rle/iuitel)' pi ad hi s promises how them what we can do. clean from crumbs, paper, and other three boys were hurting him. Miss charge of the Assembly. Good Will FOR S ALE-Plant&-Cabbage, to- i 'Ol't! on I he ground of cOl'enapt Chas. A. Gifford. thin gs that are di scarded not in the McLees aid to bring Beauty to her. Day coming thi s week, a part of the ma to, pepper and swed potato. ill In Chl· ist. Nothing But Ihe Truth a g Ie eoofa~ as his unworthiness propel' pla ce are very important in ~ight n:w.he is playdingt.with D st rtin ~~ ~ gp ~ :~ aPcteerdtaiansedstlltcole ntit·chaDI' I?llnl aa lnd. G. W. J1{6~ApPL'oFs 'p ec t Ave. trying to make our cafeteria cleaner. e IS aV lng a goo IIlle. 01'0 hy In thl. I shown tbe proper It wa s necessary to blind fold the s r humility. executioner when they hanged Helen Aiter you have fini. hed ea t in g it is t~~~ ;~~e s ~7~~ ~~ : ~~ ~:~f~. I1jf: li~~~ B ~~I;~,~ ~~:~l g-; I1ri~~ l cLi~~l~~:; s . Like 5,l0,4t Newark, Del. li e (ll'csenls dcfl nite petitions of Troy bccause, on two previ ous impol·tant to see t hat t he trays and to play wi t h u . Me" FOR ALE- Barred Roc k broiler s. li e laid b fore th e Lo rd the occa ions when thereatend with death t; S h:~e ~.~ ~ n~U\~~u~~ ei ~ op r ~~:~'/:~~: ~~ Hol ton Hu~ uc k . Bonfires of Spring. MRS. W. E . RENSHAW, I l' cquP. t to be d II I'ered from the famed woman's marvelous beautv Holl and- Evelyn Smith. 16 S. Academy St., of " -au. ha d caused her encmi es to falte r an~1 a mllch New Meet was 5,HJ, tf Newark, Del. 'ril e II ngp l of the Lord wrestl ing rebe l at the deed. ~1~ ~~~I~ ~~~c~ arne t~~~~C I ~v ~~ I ~a~ ~ ca s ~I;:eC~~~~~/~~ : ~d ~l"'1a ri f-?h~g l es S~~t~i Jacob (\'\'. 2·1-32, ce. Hos. Beauty has not always come easy A li ce Beeson. held on Frazer Field, F riday, May B~;~~l~;;I~~~r;~l C ~-[ o ll ~s t:~: FOR SALE- Ol'i('\ le Gas Stove, oven ~ ). t some wo men. So the ladie' of his Musical Prog ram Given In 13. Many contestant were success-Gcrmany-Donald Stepha n. control, first class cond ition. Rea- Goli 's ""hOIi I or di clpline ,Tocob to ry were won t to 'make up" just a Junior High School Assembl y i'ul in winn ing badges. F ounder of the U ni ver sa l Postal so nable p ri ce. llIul;iu~ "01111' ill1p ro,'cment, but h p. Call 358 W. the women of today do. Pappara, the On May 11 a musical pl'ogram was We are proud to have a silver badge Union- Harry Maclary. 5,1 0, 2t . till un de r the sway of self·wl ll wi fe of Nero, used to bathe in g iven in t he Junior High Schoo l winn I' in our E lementary Depm.t- ! L ines to Lindbergh-Earl Tweed. FOR SALE- Sweet potato plunts, 25 sclf· tl'tt ~l. 'J'hough hc had la id donkey's milk a nd apply plain, white As embly. Eric Mayer, J o 'eph Max ment. Daniel Nardo, a studen t in the ong- "Old Folks at Home." cents per hunch'ed, or $2.00 f or mnlici' d"linilrly bcfol'c the Lord, chalk fOI' face powder. So Anna Held, well and Howard Level'age gave a fifth grade, was . uccessful in Wi n- I P Olel1mel:--e l.'.'Lazy Tin~ e ," Nola n Brede· 2000; postage extra. Ih ou~hl lilllt hi seh mi ng wo uld and he r famous milk bath, was not ning t hi s honor. mll ~ ical selection togethcr. B. W. RA UGHLEY, Gorl ~lImp ns Is l'n n . Acco rd· so orig inal! Mi s Singles was in charge of the We a lso had mcmber' who won S to ry of the pi ctu re, "Sil' Gala had, Barksdale Road, he ~1'1I1 Jll'r~c nls nh ad to ap· The fi rst book Milla rd F illmore ever morning's lIssembly. bronzp badges. They arc the follow· the Deliverer."-Mildred Davis. 5,12,5t R. 2, Newark, Del. Ihc I\II~(> I' of 1,slI II. While on bought was a dictionary. Yet on t hat Mi ldred J a rmon. ing: Song-"Oltr Delaware." JOIll'ne)' a mll ll mct him nnd WI' S' li terary begi nning he proved himself Boys-Cha rles Coyle, W il on Beck, T he A semb ly was then turned over FOR SALE-Pedigreed Boston ter wil h hllll. but Jacob I; new not a good farmer; a n expert wool carder , Piano Selections Featured in to Mis J ohnston. rior puppie. Also one grown fe hc \l'U'. II I' cx l'led c\'el'Y ollnce of a fin e bookk eeper, a passable school Juniur High Schou l Assembl y male. Apply h III whflt hc Iho ught wa' lhe teacher, a n accomplished lawyer, and ...... -;-;;-.•...... On May lG, a musica l (1rognlm was FOUND-A bunch of keys. Same Phone 1207 J 40~~~a~ h~tte r , Pa. fill' hi~ I'C I'Y life. 'l'he morn· the best surveyor in this country be· presented in the J unior High Schoo l Il(l(l l'ooc' hing nn d sti li the forc he was twenty· flve. Assemb ly. Two piano elections we re Star ~enw~br~ ~~~~~ned at the office of 5,12,2t eOlilinIlP(I, Jacob not kn ow· h a ~ es X was such a devoted lover given by Mildred Jarmon. One wa. FOR SALE- Baby Can'i uge, in good It WIl S the Lord manlfc·t In of Whi st that he was cngaged in a " Chop. ticks," by Dc Zu ell, which was Boarders FOR BABY CHICKS, place your co ndtion., cheap. Apply form. II " uill nll t darc enter " friend ly game" while the battle a ve ry li vely tune. Th next wu s the promised IlIn(l undt'l' lh co ntrol of rag ed whi ch deprived him of the order now for future delivery with 4,28,tf. 19 Kells Ave., or Phone 109 J . march, " The Parade of t he 'Wooden OB ERT HART eyed MURRAY POULTRY FARM, ~clf '"t1irlpllC'.\'. Il ls. If·wl ll mu ·r t hrone. oldi er s," oy Leon J esse!. 1,14,tf. R. 2, Newark, Del. Estnte of Rebecca J. Lewis Gi lpin, De- hl'lll;rn- hls .1111'0 11 nal ul'e mll st be M. ti e Chnuvelin, playing cards in Do rothy Cros:gr vc. R his h e rd speculaLiveiy. ceased. Not ice is hereby given that III' \I'll" humbird bl' lhe eli s· the pa lace of Loui. XV, was fatalI y Comfortably bedde d down HIGHEST price paid for Jive stock. Letters Testamentary upon the Estate Io n fIf ltis llliJ( h. Wh cn illll s hum . stri cken with apoplexy. His head 'ank 1'ho Master F li ght of 0111' Time Call or write and content in their stan· of Rebecca J. Lewis Gil pin, late of . III' 'lull 1I1'l',lli ng an d clung to to hi s breast; h fe ll 0 1' I' the table Co lone l Lindbergh's sole object in I. PLATT, White Clay Creek Hundred, Deceased, a nti then slide to the)loor. crossin g the ocean wu s to connect chions, forty cows returued Phone 289 Newark, Del. we re duly granted unto Newark Trust ,I U('oil I:l'ts II lI ew name (I'. 2 ). Courtiers jumped to his aid. "He is Europe a nd the U nited States. On his gaze. WE HAVE a full line of Newtown Co mpa ny, formerl y Newark TI·u. t and WitS Uo I"ngrl' .Tncob th c " S liP' ill," cried one of the guests, looking May 10, 1027, Lindbel'g h Ic ft Sun Coal and Oil Brooders, also all sizeo Safe Deposit ompany, on the 11th ." hUI "I'a el , n "Iwincc with at Loui s . Diego, and on May 11, he arri ved at "Star boarders," he mUI· of The New Dandy Brooders. Be day of April, A. D. 1032, and a ll per .I neah hud an expcl'lcnce ut tl1e " He is dead," said Louis. "Spades St. Loui s. F rom St. LOlli s he went to lered, "lhul's whut half of sons indebted to the said deceased a re are trumps, gent lcmen!" sure to look them over before wh lr-h 1I'1'('"1'ht a mi ghty change New YOI'k a nd arrived there May 12. them nrc, I cun't aIT ord to buying. • requested to make payment to the 1I 1~ I1PW nnme wns gi ven him Sam. Johnson wrote i1Ie first A l11er F rom . May 12 to May 20, he prc replace th e m~and I ca n't MURRAY POULTRY FARM, Executor without delay, a nd a ll per he hnl l a new nnlul·e. Jacob ican di ctiona l·y- Dr. Samuel Johnson pal'ed for hi s wonderful fli g ht. On aITord to keep them!" 1,14,tf Newark, Delaware. sons having demands against the de to l·p(lli7.1' thnt he hnll bcen wl'o te t he first English dictionary. The May 20, he left New York. His last ceased are r equired to exhibit and It was the old IJroblem In" lI'ilh (Inri, for he cnll ed the two Johnson we re of no relation. words were, "Here we go." On May Estate of John P. Wilson. Deceased. present the same duly prob'ated to of dairy farming and Mr. '('nlel," \I hlch means "rnce to And t hat is nothing but the t ruth. 21, he reached Paris. Among throngs Notice is hereby given that Letter s the said Execntor on 01' before the . n U( I." .Iaroh wrcsll eu most E. S. B., '32. of chee l'in g people Lindbergh was Hart pondered it afresh as of Administration upon t he Estate of 11th day of April, A. D. 1933, or abide night II'ltll noel , bll t It was onl y asked to go to a banquet in hi s honor. he returned to the housc. by the law in this behalf. Smit.h. t he Sleuth John P . Wilson, late of White Clay he yleldl',1 lind lal el hold of God The big hero, with pants too short, "There were a couple Creek Hundred, deceased, were duly Address got Ihe 1I1 ,,~sl n g. Chapter 7 had to borrow a sui t of clothes. While of telepbone calls, Bob," g ranted unto Lydia W, Wilson on the NEWARK TRUST COMPANY, I Jacob Meets Esau (33 :1.11). As Smith's arm encircled Mary's in Europe he made a number of said Mrs. IIart as he en· 1 th day of February, A. D. 1932, a nd Newark, Delawal'c. waist, t he young detective was not hnli cI'ld(>II IIlTOlIght wllh E ou flights. teredo "Old Mr. Beal i8 all persons indebted to t he ~I,-,d c1e Newnrk Trust Company, formerly t hinking 01 the beautiful girl by hi s I' n .llIcul! :Ip(1ronch II him the sick again. Can you take ceased are requcsted to make payment Ncwark Trust & Safe Deposit 0 ., hit l(>rlH'~s II' IIS gmt('. It wns . ide. Instead he was co ncentrating a ll to the Administratrix without delay, 4,28,10t. Executor. over any of his cows? ncob's s(·hl'llI lnJ.: thll t I' 'moved hi s faculties in an effort to determine and all persons having demands Ir------'" Then Tom Parker called. nn ~I' I ·. hilt lh e acti on of God how he wou ld escape from hi s pl'csent I against the deceased are required to Est.ate of James A. McKelvey, De- He wants to buy for hi s hpll rl. At Jllhboll, .Incob got predicam nt. Wi t h Ri co's henChm a n,II I C Sh II d exhibi t and present the same duly ceased. Notice is hereby given that with (: 0,1, so when hc mct E DU in the front seat beli eving that Smith ra. e en er slau ghtering." probated to the said Administratrix Letters Testamentary upon the Estate nn I'll:)' mallcr to get ri ght was Rico, the yo ung s leuth reali zed I, Mr. Hart lll ll gheel, "Lot on 0 1' before the 18th day of February, of James A. McKelvey, late of White It I~ (1l~.I' to grt right with that he possessed a chance to pull off me have the telephone I A. D. 1933, or abide by the law in this Clay Creek Hundred, Deceased, were II'hl'n one \1' 0 are ri ght a mastel' st roke and catch the Ri co ! Coming together like thnt, behalf . duly granted unto Elizabeth G. Mc Kelvey, on the 23rd day of F ebruary, Funeral I'U BOY 'yes' to both of Address mO~u:~~sh ~~i~eg~~~~enly broke in on A. D. 1932, and all persons indebted to I them'" Char les B. Evans, Atty., S mith's cogitations. "Where to, I Citizens Bank Building, the said deceased are requested to Boss?" he asked. ,! Director Wilmington, Del. make payment to the Executrix with Pressing Smith's arm to warn him E C WILSON The modern LYDLA W, WILSON, out delay, and all persons having de to be quiet lest hi s voice bell'llY him, Ii Saccellor to . . 4,7,10t. Administratrix. mands against the deceased are r e Mal'y answered, "Take us to Pierson's farm home hal quired to exhi bit and present the same duly probated to u'e said Executrix warehouse. Therc's a litt le job SC h ~ d _ 1 a telephone Phone 1696 ul ed for tonight, The boys are gomg 254 W. Main Street WE BUY on or before the 23rd day of February, SELL A. D. 1033, or abide by the law in this to meet us there." PARTS FOR A UTOS AND " But the warehouse is in Bat Gag TRUCKS behalf. liono's territory," protested Duke. Newark. Delaware Address PLOENER AUTO J. Pearce Cnnn, Atty., " You know what will happen if we try SALVAGE CO. to muscle in there." I Citizens Bank Bldg., WE SPECIALIZE IN TRUCKS Wilmington, Del. " You tend to driving and Rico willi Phone 30 Ploener, 510 So. Market SL do the thinking," interrupted Mary ELIZABETH G. McKELVEY, Wllmlartoa 4,7,10t Executrix. ha ra h Iy. "Y ou 0 ug h t to know by now 1!l!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!l'li!l!!!!!!!!!lBIi!!!!!!!i:!J r------8 THE NEWARK POST, NEWARlt, DELAWARE Best of all . just after the 25 prizes are 251t~c~~~Sdrawn , we will F~~!r~~~I~c~iC~~o~~Tpass out 20 cash prizes to I~N;:oscge;,~. I persons that are in the store during the COMMUNITY STORES, drawing for the regular 25 prizes. whole or shank half ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER : BUTTER - lb zoe .~~~:~ HAM COME EARLY I PORK CHOPS ~r~s 1z~e LARD - - MANY OTHER SPECIALS SELECTED EVERGREEN TREES L.\ ST WEEK'S PRIZE WINNER -Grace E . Taylor, Mary Kwa.it . H. Malin, E llen Atkinson, Mary Ottr. Earl Bottomley. Roscoe Campbell, Rachael MOI'rison, Hattie Miller, H. W. Tyndall, Ray mond Williams. Walter Moore. Mrs. H. Buckingham, Elm er Gallaher, Miss E. Wallace, Mrs. B. B. Sillitoe. Jack Doordan. G. G. Blackson, Nolan Wardell. R. 5 Prizes Drawn Frid ay Night 5 I Street, A udrey Batters by, W. A. Clayvi ll e, P. B. Willianlson, Mrs. Eissner, 1rs. E. Rupp, Joseph Windle. ~ lr s. C. Windle, Smith, Ir . H. Blansfi eld, Mabel Pugh, Mrs. Ella J . at 8,30 all for CAS H ill ' !\Ir . H . Starkey. Ell en Harrigan. C. Harford. ~lar y Harris. Grace Sing les. Mar y Satterfie ld , Hazel Short, Mrs. A. Norton, W. A. Norton, Ella RUPI), Barnard Rowe, E lmer Gallaher. Edward P yle, E ll en Harrigan. Dorothy Powell, Ethel Johnson, Harvey Gooden, 1\1 rs. Wm. . Dicker on. Hober t Mc Call. 157 E. MAIN STREET C. B. DEAN, Manager NEWARK, DELAWARE t.;PRICES RIGHT WE DELIVER OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 PHONE 19 Q ------INSTALL NEW OFFICERS AT . IHerbert Adams Gibbons To Be .. I ------Commencement Day Speaker at Umverslty Turkeys and Ch ickens NEW CENTURY CLUB, MONDAY , Announcement has been ma. dC by ware ollege and the Women's Co l- I Grow better when fe d on Dr. Walter H ullihen, presid ent of the lege will be one of, if not the large t, ALL MASH STARTER and Mrs. Wheeless Heads Club for Coming Year Univer ity of Delaware, that Her bert in the hi story of the nive rsity. It lAdams Gibbons, of Princeton, N ..r. , will number considcrably over one I n ·tall ation of the newly elected "ig n of the Ship" located at Third Iwill be the speaker a~ t he commence- hunured .but t he exact nun~b er wi ll not YEAST FOAM officers and an address by Dr. George and Frcnch streets, Wilmington. , ment of t h~ llI~er s l ty. on r.!,o~day , be :Iefil\lt~ l y .known un.tll after. t he Try it and finish .them up with lhe vigoroult H. Ryden, head of t he Depart ment of I Proie so l' Ryden aid a wooden IJ une 13. HIS subject WIll be l outh fina l examInatIOn .. The final exam1l1a pea ranee of the bird shown a t the lef!. ( Hi tory at the University of Dela- statue of Washington in the posses- and World P eace." tions are scheduled for June 3 to 10 Get our bookl el giving lhe ideal plan lorg . ware, on "Activities of George Wash· ion of the Hi torical Society of Wil- The joint grauuation class of Dela- inclusive. chicks and getting a maximum rroduC li o~o~ I FREE for the aSking. II ing on in Delaware," marked the final mington is the olde t one of t he fi r t I _ meeting of Newark New Century Pre id ent. He al 0 told of t he old 8,000 turkeys were raised on one farm on Foam. Club for this club year on Monday painting of Washingt?n in. t~e State Mrs. Leslie Winchester Wins Second Radio afternoon. House at Dovel' . ThiS paintIng has for ..ale bll The new officers a re headed by Mrs. been retouched in recent year . I t The radio given away f ree at t he ence who volunteered. GEO. R. LEAK F. A. Wheeless, as president, who was painted in 1802. tate Theatre last Monday evening, There remains but two more radios; PLOD. 306 succeeds Mrs. R. O. Bau ma n, who The adviso r to the president have was wo n by Mrs. Winchester, of one a Crosley Clock Model, to be erved two years. Mrs. Bausman will been announced. They are Mrs. A. D. leveland avenue. MI' . Ha rry Cleaves given away Monday, May 23, and t he be chairman of the progr a m commit- Cobb, Mr . H enry H . Harris and Mrs. I tee f or ' the next club year . Mrs. J. Irving Dayett. of t he Newark P ost, supe rvi ed the othe r a Philco, 9-tube Superhetrodyne Whee less a ked for the support and Mrs. Harry . Gabriel and Mrs. drawing of the lucky ticket. He was Iw it h tone selector, to be given away f r om early childhood, and t hey assisted by a youngster in the a udi- May 30. cooper ation of t he entire membership ~ orren J . Elli. were named to r epre eldom waste a bullet. They are of the club. She reminded t he club sent the club at the local Memorial t he most fanatical of a ll Moham· that it was 39 years old, having been Day exercises. - medan peoples. Since the collapse of the old Turkish Empire, Af founded in 1893 and t hat its motto is The fo ll owing new members have ghanistan has been t he most pow ser vice. She urged t hat t he members becH elected to membership : Mrs. HUNDREDS ATTEND COLORFUL erful Mohammedan country, and take mor e pride in their club and Wm. S. Day, MI·s. J . Q. Smit h, 1\1r . its ruler , Emir Amanullah Khan, enter in to its activities. Andrew W. Mayer, Mrs. N. B. Allen, hope to become Caliph of Islam, Dr. Ryden during hi s addre s di - Mr . S. Paul Weirs. FETE AT WOMEN'S COLLEGE piritual leader of a ll the two hun played the new " Atlas of Geor ge Mrs. Bausman announced that dred and fifty million Mohamme. Washington" which contains maps $52.65 wa. made on the recent rum- Miss Louise Burke Reigned As May Queen dans throughout t he world. Lowell T homa penetrated Af marking all the places vi sited by mage sale. Wi t h a large attendance of par ents cou r t dressed in pastel flower ed cos- ghanistan f rom India by way of Washington in this country and also Mrs. Robert L. Spencer made a r e- of tudent and f riends of t he college t umes with lace and soft ruffles pre t he famous K hyber Pass, t he most a map of t he U nited States mjlrking port on the wor k of t he employment and \v;th id eal weather conditions t he ented a beautiful scene representing st r ong ly fortified mountain gorge all the co unties, lakes, cit ies, moun- agency whic h has been sponso r ed by annual f ay Day festival at the Wom- an old Co loni a l pageant. Each girl on earth. Then f rom t he Central tain and parks named fo r Washing- the club. he. aid no alaries had en's Coll ege, University of Delaware, carried a la rge bouquet of sweet peas. A ian end of the Khyber Pass he ton. H e said t hat Bear, Delaware, been paid in carrying out this work last Saturday afternoon was the most and hi s photographic companion, wa, not marked on the map, but t hat and the cl ub had been put to no ex- colorful successful fete of the kind The program opened wit~ the pro Mr. Harry Chase, and the other W a~hingto n had stopped there. pense. She reported t her e had been ever he ld he re. In keeping with t he ce.slOna l and after a selection by t he member s of thi expedition jour Professor Ryden r ead extr acts more call s for employment than could bice ntennial celebration of t he birth Glee Club of t he college t he Queen neved for many hundreds of mile ' from the of Wa hington be fill ed, but t hat work had been se- of Geor ge Washington the fete de- and her alte ndant.· ente r ed and took over t he Afghan Deser t and across dial~ i e ' espe~ four range of barre n mountains cially t ho c entrie having to do with cured for a number of persons. I picted an old Co lonia l pageant of the theil: places upon t he thl·one. to the heart of this m yster ious hi pa sing t hrough Delaware. H e 'uggcstion a to the form of t he l day of Wa hington. The exercises This is the first t ime in the history r e late~1 t hat on one occasion when pr og ran~ and the work that should Iw ere held on the campus in f ront of of the co ll ege that t wo, ewark g irls \Va hlngton \\'a en route to Phtla- b carried out t he next club year , cience Hall. haded the exer cise and s peak well ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~ delphia, in cros ing t he hri tiana, made b~' the variou members were I Mi ~ . Loui 'e Burke, of l\ewark, t he for t hei r popularity a mong t he stu- N. which was wollen by r a in s, one of read by lI'[r ~. J. P earce Cann. One Ma~' Queen, and t he members of her dent body of the Women's Coll ege. Otl ce the horses to his carriage went 'ugge lion wa that the club loo k I to Rabbit lhrough the bridge a nd came nea l' into t h subject of a municipal swim- ======Now is the time to make money in Rabbits-I3W ;\IONEY. pulling the second horse a nd the car- ming pool. Another \Va . t hat the LOWELL Breeders ~re making pl'ofit of $-10 pel' y ar PCI' Hanm8 Doe, r iage into the , tream al o. Employes club ponsol' a ,il'l Scout movement THOMAS, GREAT are be co ~lI\g pro perous. Fill out coupon belo\\' and mail lor of a nearby mill r e~c ued Wa hington ::IS t he Amcrican Legion and t he In fo ~'matlO n and name of breeders. and managed to get thc horse and Lions Club now sponsor the Boy LOt; [S. B. EASTBU HN & SON. AGENTS, I\ El'IN ETT SQl'.lll E. carriage to safe y. rout. . Book r eviews, Lessons on TRAVEL~LECTURER TO ENTER ThiS Company i composed of reliable local busine,s men: 01'. Ryden. aid t hat Washington C ntract Bridge, Lecture. on Ar t Ap OFFI ERS BO .\ RD OF DlI! ECl'on passed t h rough Delaware f or t he first (J rec ialion, and t hat lhe club produce W. T. Darrach, President V. 1\ . 1\ lin ~. \\ e,( ChesJrr time ill 1756 on his way to Boston to on -act play from lime to time wcre TAIN AT COLLEGE HOUR Le ro\' 1\ ro m Ill !". ('rum Lynllf settle.ome details r egarding hi rank !o uggested. Will. B. Cochra n. 'ice President Wm:B. och r