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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04

Stele iiber al bic te9niI6en StDies
rigteiten gu reDen, Die nit Der @.rid,z
tung Der 9ea Gate Sriiden=&inie oera
bunpen iparen. @ripGbnenspert6 lit,
oaB Der uuberorbentli9e llnliang uno
oas bobe @etpi6t Der gum 4uFbuI
Derpenbeten Sriidenglieoer beiouoere
nsportportebruugeu nOtbneabig
mafTen. 80 ipiegt beiIpielsipeiFc jee
bes Der beipen GnogIieber oes Gea
9dtez9osens 200 5onneu, alIo msbr
ME cine tomplette @tienbabnsSriide
BON eepobuli6en 0imeniionen. uno
beanipru9t brei @iiterpasen CUR gee
forberung. Die SieTe begin. !oobe oies
Ter 9Iieber betrdgt 5ebn SUB unp ses
ipdbrt Baum fur Spei Nrbeiter, Die
our6 20 3ol neite MannlO9er il
oos Sunere gelangen. Die Sur @era
binoung Der ein5elnen @litoer pertnens
bs.en Nisten iinb II SOL bid uno Bis
gu IL 3ou lang, 9imeuiionen, bic fir
| it9 etnen Retorb in Der me9aniTheH
Se6nolo1ie bariteleu.
Die in 6eG 9ate berri6snbe iiartc
Str0muug ihlpb bic 9erfpenbung
i6pimmenber ooer leibt funbierter
SilfsseriiIte aus, auf Die ii9 Der
Sauptbogen tpdbreno feiner Grrihz
turg itiiBen tpunts. 2eBterer mutte
oaber' in stpei !5aIften bon ben sssens
uberliegenben 9eitaoen aus pprgetriez
ben tperben, nobel ii6 bic iiber Wois
ier rasenben Gnben uuf Die 0aupt-
pfeiIer itiiBen unb burh auf Der 2sub=
ieite angsbra6te Silfsgepi6te balans
5iert ipurben. Dos sur 6erItelung
bieies galaites perpenbete 8aumcte-
rial funb ipGter an auberer Steue ee>
geienete @eripeubung. Vie CUR Nus
ribtung Der 8riidenboeen srforbsrlis
den unb auf ben S6urnpfeilern dnqe>
bruhten Sebe5euge beiaben eine oe6ss
traft bon 24oo Sonnen unb babeu bsi
einer @elegenbeit n1breno oes @nues
Die Bride nm 221a Bon in Die Sobe
gcboben. Gic 9IbihIicBltng bes 9o-
gems erfoIgte am H. Sftpber 1915
9emerfenstpertb iii aud, bas &c.
midt Der bier Sfube, alf benen Die
ruben, nGulidh 100000
Ynino pro Stiid, Die lfnperiter SUB.
itiife, Die bislar9 3llr Musfilhrltn9 ee.
loneteu. glud bel oen @rimoungsar.
bciten fiir oie Sauptbriidenpfeiler er.
eaben Iih unuorbergeiebene Sdnpic.
Die neuartiqe S0'ungcn
penoie ma6ten. 60 itief man aIf
Der @oro'5 SS5lanS Seite bes @riit.
tenfunoaments aui einen tieien 5eIs.
ipaIt, Ger crit burt Setonboaen iiber.
lu6lbt perocn mllBte, Inn cine 8rlmo.
Iage fir Den @riiderpieiIer gu gcipin'
nen. 1ieie 5tiablidle sIrbeit oeritr-
Iotlte alIeit eincn aoiieualtf1uan6 bon
elmer hoIben WdQion Collars.
9ie Stiitboacn, ipeIdle bos Balm.
bett sum S5ea 0ate 9riidenniueolt
binalifiibren uno sum GbriI bis 124
Rub bod liuo, ebeuio luie Ole on.
itlieBen0en Wauerralnpen, Die NIT
Rudiift alf ole euoruen @rlno-
ouf etrrr utoglifit engen
Brunobaiis erritltct tperoen nulBtcr
,ieten aIeihiaus 4rohIere iiir Den
unb Uiauerpcrtsbdn,
pie Iie in bieIem Gauoe bislana mob
liemals aufgetrsien iino. 8pr mel
Rem 9sTdtsptnteI aus man aud bic
,eue gabudnlaoe betruhter mag, lie
# uno pirb ale 3ettstn Wleiiterpert
yer Sn9enieurstunFt blsiben uUp rutro
brem S60pTer uub @rbduer, SuItnp
etuen @hrenpIab in Der
3eIbi6te Der 5ednit Ticheru.
(Retp PORTER Stdats3eitung.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
Sisrtu Strnriadtn eJierie

wadn1e esrsta srbeiteH uibisIt nutute sifrss
cn pieI; mano< trinfrn sn elel ,urb bieIe tbius'
aliss biTee uHo berua6TufIiser bic enlsfneis
Sunespreane. oirrnofstnf foIat, ger4iopfnna
iuanfmaL meiftsns soer ssputben bic sartss
Blmfrpnen esr Glsren aubsr CrsnuHa. nell
dem buIb s3eritupfitne foIgt Damn fielen no
aopffbmsrssn ReiirGIeis, rbarmatffte 5dmers
seu. HtideHfnmsrssn aHb 3egeHidus etn. DEF.
tereS urtnirer. mau6maI obne eS ioutroTirsa
su ftrneu. Der lirin III bHufeI arb bon ftars
fem Gerih urb fein ellisfteibeH 1T bur4
grennen, Beiben unb 5@msrosr bssIettet.
feIbft epfierie 1T oftmaIs oas RsiuItat ss fss
BERN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
6lub'NaAri6tea.
mitipO o d. 4. slpril 1917.

Wittpo4, 4. Ipril 1917.
Sm eincinuatisr Tiitritt 1T Der
Dbipflnb i'm 5ollen besriffsn uno
bate seitern gIbenb bel bisiissr Staot
sinen WaEsritdnb BON 80 CUB
Die foIeenpen 0speftsn trafsn se'
fern bier elm:
pittsburs, pa.--5-S SUB, faat.
WbesIins, W. 8o.-1.5 SUB, fdat.
partersburs, 70. Balls, faint.
staunipba Jons, M ga.--4.0, feist.
Gbarleiion, w. @a.-5.7 SUB, fdat
portsmoutb, O.-23.2 SUB, fdnt.
aouispille. &p.--14.0 Sub. iteist.
GpanspilIe, Sub.--37.0 SUB fdat-
gadSbpiIle aeua -A1 1aS. teist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
UeIs, Ssnbs aaS Nftien in Rem gsrl.

0el4&itspaSiers pursen ~ 4-Hx
bisiontirt. Ne9fel auf 2oubsR sarea lts.
tis. 6ar 50 fsge tA7i, -Gommersiaf
Oi1S. 90 Tsoe, e4.7oX. eidt N.7SK; Re-.
bsi . Nnysiiunoen e4.7oK. 5rancs Stdt
$50, &abd SIS. Rsrf Sidf II (noni.
neIlJ xabel - (HsmiMsn) &roHsn Sidl
I165 (nominea) Rabel Ills lnoninea),
Sire Sidt 1856. Rabel 7.64. Rube CiAi
1856. xstel cs.4o, eiIber. Barren 7<11Se,
Reriisnifde Dollars 57H.
aftienm rft-Gm Bsrmittaae pay
Der Narft karf uno bic prtiie ft,saeu. iyd.
TER ieso4 trat cine Hsaftion ein, pobei bis
Gewians mfihsnS pieber psrloren GineeH.
Der Rartt i4lob idwsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
Wiebntarft.

Gineinnati. 3. atpril 1917.
Z 3Hfiibr unb 0erfaIbt ipdbrsnb Der
kbisn "a StuHoen. psrslihen nit BEN
porbersanssnen sass, iirD iDis ioIst;
3ufuhr:
ytinbp. Shneins Sddfe
2. glpril . 2160 4071 Il
3. alpril ... 519 2139 "a
@erfdnbt:
Ninbp. Sdnsine SGafe
2. glpril 4. 1856 1854 49,
& GpSil 49, 609 u6l 49,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
Mttaas MART.

gl,p gprt, 3. glpril.
aupfer. Martt rhbis; elsctro'
lptic sipsitss 9itrtel $33.00-35.O0;
brittes 0isrttl $31.00-32.00.
Glen. - gturtt unb unperdHoert.
3inn. - 4iarit feft; ss Durbsn
offerirt $54.25-55.00.
glsi. - War!t rubis, es ipurbe 9ae
perlanst.
Spelter. - Warit rubis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
MnSmarttse Wtdrfte.
Qen @prt, 8. glpril.

" I'D " OF I, s. 4ptH-
Mebl. - Rartt feIt.
@eiJsr. - Wartt ieii; Rp. 2 bar.
ter $3.50; no. l Rortberu Sulutt
$2.41 uno To. / Rpribern Wanitobo
$2.35a (. o. b. Retp Dort nominea.
Welf4torn = Usortt feit; go. 2
seIbes, $1.37 c. !. (. RetD gort nomis
uea.
5afer. - Rarit rubig.
syiir ale dnoeren 9lrtitel mar Der
Wartt uuperinbert.
3udsr. - aober, Wartt feit; SEN
trifusal $3.50; Wtolafes $5.11; rdfis
rirter 3uter, Wortt felt; fein sraru@
Iirter $7.25-3.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
Gticas o, g. qlpril.

6 &c edg 0, 3 WprIl.
Butter. Wtarft unregslmGbs;
Gredmerp 35-43c.
gier. - 92artt botsr; 3ufubr 34,'
TOP aiIten; iirits 302-34c; orSinas
rp firits 29l-30c; auf bem Isartt
N-30se.
anrtoffsln. = 3ufubr % Cars.
Mdrtt unperGnbert.
8sfliiesl. 2ebenbes. Marti nies
Oriser. Sdbn: 23ae; Griaabrs9a9nsr
23fc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04

Gineimnati. 3. 9lpril.

-
Gineimnati, 3. gtpril.
Die nadfolssnben auoiirunssn be.
Sieben iid nur auf gnsros Srans'
attionen. Sci ileinersn geI6dftsr
lperben ettpas b5bere prsiIs bers9nst.
propifionen.
g dmals. prirnd Stsanl
S19.25-2O.05; Ganiip 21A-21ae.
srodtn seialsents 5lei d.
- Sbort clear Seitsn 194-2Oe;
Grtra fbort clear Seitsn 19a 1876
tur3e 9ippenieiten 19-194c; geuisa
21s-22ss; per plumb.
@erdn9ertes Sfeiih. -
gbort clear Seitsn 21s22c; ertro
ibort clear Seiten 21a Pc; turjs
Rippenfsiten 21-21ss; Bellies 23a-
243e per pfanb.
Susar Gureb 5leiid.
S9inten 24a-25e; qitnic SduIs
tern 19-191e; geatfait Bacon 26--
27c: Sdultsen in padteu 2O-20ae;
Rem gort Gut 20a a-21e; trodene
Beef S4ultern 33-34c per pfunb.
Sibgep0teltes 5feii d.
S4inten 21-21ae; pienic Sdultern
17-17ae; 8eaaiss "a -24sc; G9uls
tern 18-18ae, ShuItern. Rem gort
Gut 1910 per qfuno.
Jrifaes GIeii9.- S6in,en
20a-21ae; pienie Sdultsrn 169 =
Tic; G9uItern 18-1Sac; turseRips
p.Hititen 1Sa-1S3e; ibort clear
RippenIsiten 184-19ie; erira ibort
clear Rippsnieiten 18a-194c; Ytls
lies. lei6te 25a -26e;; Bellies, fdtpss
re 24-24se.
WebI unb Getreibs
Webl. = Winter patent S9.75-
1925; Winter fanep S9.25-9.75;
Wintsr familp $875-9.25; Winter
ertra $7.75-S.25; Minter oroinGrr
S725-7.75; 9artes WeiSeH paient
$9.75-10.25; 5artes Wei;sn fancB
$9.00-95o; 5aries Weiasn Jamiip
$7.75-8.25; Rogsen, NoribDeiteril
gemiI1iss $s.O0-3.25; Rpgsen, gitp
rsines $8.00-8.25; Rosgen. gitp
gemiiGets $S.00-8.25.
Wei5en - Ho. Q rother WiHier
go. 3 DO. $2.17-220;
Ro. A DO. $1.95-2.os.
Welf fdiorn. - Ro. 2 fpeibes
81. .30a; go. 3 DO. $1.3O; go. 4,S1.s
Ro. 5 DO. $1.2-1.26;
go. 6 DO. $122-1.24. - go. 2 ssI=
bss $1.28a; go. 3 DO. S1.2S; Ro. 4
DO. $1.2f-1.27; Ro. 8 DO. S1.24-I
1.26; go. 6 bo. $1.22-1.24. - go.
2 semiIdtss S1.28a; 80. 3 DO. 81 %;
Ro. 4 DO. $1.26-1.27; 80. S DO.
H.A-1.26; Io. 6 bo. S1.22-L24.
= Weibss apibentorn $130-1.32;
gelbes aoIbentorn $1.30-1.32; ses
mifdtes aolbtntorn $1.29-1.30.
5afer - SO. 2 ipeiber TIL
re; Standard tpeiber 70-71e; To. 81
'psibsr 69b-70r; Ro. 4 ipeiber e8a
-69c; 30. 2 semif6ter 70-7Oae; |
no. 3 semiifter einbstmii4er 6S-I
39c; ao. A semiftter 66-6Sc.
Mogsen. = go. 2 S1.73-1.s
rs; glo. 8. $l70-172; go. A ST.
DbiBfes.
gsrtauft tpurben 531 gbls. Dis
iill.rs 5inifbeb gOobs aui bsr gaiis
S1.47 per gallone.
Groceries.
/. 9affte. - Sapa 27-32e; Nos
pa 274 -30c; Guatemala fantp 1SAc;
10. gutter 17ae.
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Z3aC, fItlls Z5c, DrotNlIe IIIlIs DcS''
iee0nbs 27as per Oubenb. gutensisr
35t; @dHTeeier 90e bas Ousenb.
| Geffiigel. - Warft rubis unb
fietis. Groilsrs bon II pfunb uno
barlInter 40c; Jrpers ID qfunb 30c;
5dbne 17e; jiinos 5iibner 19c; Dub
hsr 24c; 5rutbiibner Don 8 bis 10
pfunb 26c; bo. nit frummsr gruft
12c; gulls Sc; tpeibs gnien 49,
20c: ganle 10-14c; alte 2aaben
S1.50 per Dubenb.
Obitunb 0emiife.
4epfeI. - Rome 9eautp $3.50
800; Ben Dapis $4.75-5.25;
@eno $5.25-5.5O; ainss $3.50
800; @resuings $6.00-6.5O; Jns
ferior ale Sorten $2.50-3.5O per
8bI.
3itronen. California S2.7b
$50 per Rifle; aim.s s5e-$1.oo
per aifte.
0rangen. California RdocIs
S2.75-3.75; Sloriba $3.00-3.25;
Sanssrins $2.25-2.50 per Riiie.
GRAPE Gruit. - Gloriea ST.
25-450.
ananas. $3.50 per Crate.
Orb beeren. - 25-Oc per
Quart.
&artoffeIu. 2ouispille
$3.50 8.75; Widisan u. Wiseon'tn
$500 per 86l. uHb $2.45-2.5O per
gu. pom GeIeiie; Bermuda gso. 1
s12.Oo; Ro. 2 $1,000 per gbl.
SaatiartoffeIn. n. - 9snuine
R.b Riper friibe Obio Bu. $3.15;
gurbdnfs, $50 pfunb Sad, $50;
5riibe, 6 Wo6eu, gu. $3.15; aural
Rem gort $2.s5; Sings. gu. $500.
Siibtartoffeln. - 0elaDdre
$175-2.0o; Ranep 5aIls $1.s5-
200 per 5amper.
garten. sr.isbaus s175-
700 per 9ubsnb.
&raut. Sloriba S3.25-3.s
80 per srObe Camper uHb $3.50
600 per Crate.
W.iBe BEN. - S4.00-4.50
per 9bl. unb 5o-65e per Bu.
Stedriiben. $5.00-5.5O
per pbl.
aobl. g2orfolt $2.5oA2.6o
per g6l.
3picbeln. - @eiBe $3.50
600 per Grats. sel6e $10.50-11.00;
roibe $500 per bunbert pfunb. =
Seb3ipisbeln, e.l6e $4.75-5.25, ,tpstBe
$5.50-SO0 per Blu.
Crime Bobnen - Glorina
$5.0o-5.5O per Camper.
&arotten. - ginbeimiiHe $4.s
$500 per 8bl.
2anbprobufts.
Seu. go. / Simotbp $17.OOI
-l75o; RO. 2 aimOtbp s16-25-
100: RO. 8 simotbp $15.75-16.s
25; go. / ssmii9tsr gtlse S16.s
5O-17oo; SO. 2 semiidter aIee
S16.0o-16.50; go. 8lee $500;
go. Q alee $17.00. - St.iises
alfalfa $1s.00-2o.Oo; Roesen
jtrob $13.00-13.50; Saferiircb
$12.O0-12.50; Wei5enitrob $1,000
--12.50 per 9on; Deiaenitrob $12.0OI
--12.5O per 5onnt.
Miblenfutter. - Wartt rue
bia. aleie S40.00-4100;
braune $41.OO-43.oO;
tptib. S43.O0-44.oO; ssmifdtes Guts |
ter S41.50-42.0O.
Sdmereien. Martt fsiter.
- aIesIamen $10.O0-11.4O per
gu. pom Stors; 1imo.fp $780,
60; gu9ipsi,.n $1.50; Jtaasioamen
1926 per Bu.
gerfdtebenes.
Dele Wartt fsii; 9ein0l, roh.s
s1.o7 per Gall. in gartien IA DBL.
l0-25 @aaonen S1.15; t--9 8an.
st.22; eeobtes 1c mebr, gso. 1 9aro.
II 500; Cotton Sesb Oil raffinirtes
81 .08 per @alone; TerpentiH 53c in
gartien BON 10 Sob uno &c in
partien bon 10 Biz 25 GalIoneH; pe=
Cbio Carbon Stats Zeit
9Sc; GpssialzSorte 11-12c; Rso
sruipn gaIolin 22hc; Rop9ia &c per
yallone.
eafs. = Der Warii IN rubis. =
obio Ripsr $1.40 per Dbl. bon 100
lfuno. 0uhrlobn binsugtfiist.
SaIa. - Wartt iietis. s}rima
sitp 13i-13he; bO. Country 12a
.2le per plumb.
apblen. - Wartt ruhig. ptttss
ura $6.00--7.50; aanapba $500
-7.5O; glub unb SIad $685.
% per 1nme abslisf.rt. RauhIoie
5tiidtohlsn $500; 9tntbraette
1880 per Spnne abae!iefert. Cole
citst $7.00-8.0O per 9onne abses
isfert
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. uu l. - Ufartt feif. - Ndffts
nirier Gut aoaf $3.50; poipbereo
$40; Cubes $3.50; srunuIirter
$3.50; Gonfnticuer ~" $500;
Off .al1 $3.50 300; ipeibn ertra
S7.70-7.80; tytra &c" $3.50 per
bunbert qfunb.
Wotaffes. - Warst fistia. -
Teu Orleans Open Rettel 40 csc;
Centrifugal 25-35c per GaIlcne.
Reis. 80 grtra fanfD 6sab g.
SIC; fanep 5h-6c; fseonb 0eob Al
sc; sebro6ener 3i-4e; Sapan A
&c; Blue Rois 4a-5c .. pfunA
Dairpsprobufte
Butt CT. - Marst rubis. prsii.
hdheA - MhalsmiR -fEtra z7ti
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Nom Welbniartte.
6tHetnnett. s. ayrif. fs1z


~ gsHisn parsn ss9 tsute piebsr
)lsMlid eots btf6dittst uno Gelo III etpas
teter. jar Gariebeu -oa cal- wur6su ppn
ben Wanfea 4H--6gS bersdlnst. wGbrerb
0sfqatispaptere az 6x--6A6 eisiontirt
sssben i'm oifeneu Ndrfts purbsn Tar.
teben .sn tau ~ 4-4KS nnD asi Belt
~ 4K--ex pgseirt.
Usefa ssi New Dsn.
uorea isitsr uno parben Al 16e Disiento
PER $1,000 5plihen Sanfen psrfautt. Gts
esunifrrah betrdgt 6oe 3rdmis per $1,000
Grsaffi ssi QssSSs.
SiHt Bs4isl auf 2onbos wurotn ~
At pro VIZ. Stsring quosirt. @en'
fd suf Utfltn nurben nidt quctirl; tiir
Ue9fd auf Baris IKE pro Utane. sui
Nmlttream 4iHc pro 0uIbea uHo auf
8ieu 12He pro Arpns (Hpntnen), 2ires
1875, subd 81, 6todpolm pro Krone
s8.60. 6ranes tEdseiS) 2ULlc
HrsSss. rsiisatisnrs,
naren rahis ano fetis. Eh yanisn sss.
''''a 's f''s'' e,,,.., a.,,..t
~ Seabs Is2s Gsav. .iesK -
~ Dsnbs, 1918 Ice lo2
- Donss, 1850 ~. 99 SsK
- pe"ehs ......,.. ~
~ paHama Coupon. ~ -
GtsariHo esufs.ilmidss.
3is llmiats. I'm bisfasu GIeoripotass
bsIsisn iiG ssdts sui u, ,a77.sls.
.esfsrItatsH.
s. Dee Narit IN 2oislisiuriidteu Dar bsu.e
rtdlt lebbaft anb Die 4retis feft Yarngoa
WtHnipg 9p Gftien muroen an meiien
gfeaHeeli. wsrfapft purbsH:
eH bss eaEfs.
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Chattanooga, Sentt.-16.4 Gub. faut.
&unfas gitp, Wo.--14.6 Gnb, fdat.
Wiempbis. eSnn.-391 CUB. fetgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04

Gluh.
.U1ii g1obstsrseln TolIft Dc miiiI
bdnbeIn unf ber Scnp'i-
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4;IJTlIIll.I'lIzH

bic groBte dIIer gsiereH'WeebistnrH, ipirb eirn
geroutmeH, mn bie Srritatton ber Crsane ~
reguliren, su MiIbern mo su HeutraIiitrer.
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Die arufe g2ieren.@eSisin

uirb IN ben 9ofprhen apotbefen. ben Grouomp
Drug Stores Hnb in allen Gpotbeieu perfaift.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23
NEW PHOTo-PLAY ATTRACTIONS

Manager McMannus Succeeds in Get
ting a Strong Bill for the Week
Tomorrow. T thursday, Alice Joyce
and Harry Morey, in the Blue Ribbon
feature, "The Courage of Silence, "
filmed with genuine human pathos and
heart interest. Saturday night, Ethel
CLAYTON. in "Msn's Woman. This
is one of the best roles that charming
Ethel Clayton has ever appeared in.
Tuesday, Lillian Walker. in "lndis-
cretion," " pleasing Blue Ribbon fes-
ture. dedicated to youth. Decoration
Day, Mary Pickford, in "Less Than
the Dust - Regarding this the New
York Times says: hundreds waited
in line before the Strand in the rain
for a chance to enter and pay tribute
TO this star of the motion picture
film" The scene is laid in India. A
beautiful Iove-lyric with enough thrills
m keen the audience keyed up from
start TO finish. The eastern scenes
are atmospheric enough, with tnell
swarms of dark-skinned men ano
women and their backgrounds OF rlcr
verdure and building of Oriental ar
chitecture. The presence of the glr
amid surroundings of Occidental cul'
ture presents many chances for tn'
rotber naive kind of humor Miss
p;ckford knows so we'll how to con-
vev The contrast between her cas-
tern and western selves brings out tn
quality she possesses in greater de
Gree than perhaps any other Screel
actress.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Sinclaire
OF Kings Court, Philadelphia. at a
luncheon at the Rittenhouse TODAY
announced the engagement of their
daughter Miss Dorothy. to Mr.. Frank
NJ. Walker, son of Mrs. F. A. du-
Ball, of Llanerch. The groom is a
nephew of Mrs. Sarah M. Farrell of
this town, and is well-known ard
popular with large circle of friends.
NO Gate has been set for the we'd
ding. The BRIDES father is of the
well-known firm of George Allen.
Inc, of 18th and Chestnut, Philadel-
phia.
Miss Louise Ratledge. of Middle
town, was a guest over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wright.
Mrs. Howard r. Jones and daugh-
ter Anna Roberts Jones, have re-
turned from visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ernest P. Collins and chill
dren. are visiting her mother in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Edith Goodwin, of Henderson.
Md, was guest Sunday of Miss
Edith Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Clough and
children, of Dover, motored up in
their brand new six-cylinder touring
car last week and visited around
among Mrs. Clough's relatives.
MIR. William B. Megear and sister
Miss Hettie Megear, passed thru
Smyrna on a motor trip Sunday and
stopped over for a short visit.
Mrs. L. Irving handy entertained
the Bridge luncheon club, Friday at
the last meeting of the season. The
high score of the year was held by
Mrs. j. Harvey Speakman.
Mrs. Frank Malcom entertained at
bridge, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Mason Bailey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Draper. of Philadelphia, were
Sunday guests of the family of
Thomas E. Bailey.
DIR. and Miss Turner, of Philadel-
phia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Turner, of Millington, Md. were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
C. Tschudy.
Mrs. William H. Stayton, of Wash.
ington, D. c., was a visitor the past
week of her daughter. Mrs. Frank H.
Shakespeare.
MIR. C. G. Smithers, Mrs G. E.
Grimm and Master Joseph L. Grimm,
of Collingswood, N. j., were guests
of Mrs. S. G. Wilds Saturday anC
Sunday.
Mrs. E. Fl. Hynson, of Salisbury,
Md, is visiting her son Walter W
: Hynson and his family.
Mrs. Frank FAIRIES Reynolds. o
Camden, N. j., is visiting Mr.. an
Mrs. w. A. FAIRIES.
Miss Christine Kirby spent tn
week end with Miss Miriam Clark q
Kenton.
. Mrs. George Fl. Dick, of Audubon
N. j., has returned from a week
visit to Mrs. Edna D. Hoffecker.
Miss Elsie Mannon, daughter {
: Theodore Manon. has accepted pos
tion in the Office of the Frost Ga
Company.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23
eosrs GROWING ON APPLE TREE

Unusual Sight ON Road From Ones"O'U
TO Dover Attracts PassersbY
An unusual sight greets the eye of
.hs 81 traveller passing the Joseph zayis
err sa near Derney's Corner, on the
state road between Dover ana TneSwO.I a'S",u,
Tt' ~ i an apple tree of several years,
nth ~ - hearing roses. This tree, many
,,s.rs ssO ago, was grated by the owner
If the farm at that time, 'u1rsn msn
Emerson, with rose cuttings. ,Os Inc
.rss hears the roses with apple leaves
attached to them.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

Mrs. Susan Garman is having
.,mfortable and convenient garage
I,;lt at her home on South street.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
a,te of the label or wrapper of this
osuer will show the time up to which
YOUR subscription is paid.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

To handle his ice cream orders
,oi,ker and better, G. Reynolds Stew
'osOn has purchased an auto-truck.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

Services on Smyrna Circuit, Rev.
Milton McCann. pastor, next Sunday,
as follows: Sunday evening, Chill
dren's Day exercises at Jerman
Chapel. Epworth League AnniVer-
sary at Severson's 8 Church next Sun
day afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

Owing to the high price and scar
city of corn l have laid in onecarload
Of prepared horse feed. This feed is
0. K. and recommended by veterinary
surgeons. 1t is mixture of corn,
oats, alfalfa and molasses. j. Frank
Webb. adv.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23
TOWN TAXES
Discount on 1917 Assessment

Six per cent. Discount allowed on all
TAPES received by me before June 1, 1917.
/ will be found at the Alderman's Office,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
May 20, so and 81, between the hours Of
Q a. m. and 12 noon, and D. m, to D. M.
II. s. ANTHONY, Collector,
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

The ice wagon will start on regular
ante next Saturday. See adv. for
.,bedule of prices, &c.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

George Carter and Wood Ennis
lOcs representatives of the Yates
Lumber Co., of Penn Yam, N. Y,
manufacturers of grape baskets, make
an important announcement this week.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

The Times Office closes at noon
every Saturday. Our patrons desiring
to renew their subscriptions or leave
orders for job work will do us a favor
to attend to these matters during the
full work days Of the week or Sstur
day morning. adv.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will be held at the home of Mrs. Will
liam A. FAIRIES next Monday evening,
Mg 28th, at 7.30 o'clock. -Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

James A. Buckson. William L.
Reynolds. Harry c. Blendt, John A
Lstta, George H. Richards, William
J. Nowland, James R. Pryor. Joseph
Vsnpelt have been named fence view
ers of Blackbird Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

Notice The Committee of St.
Peters Cemetery desire to notify the
lot owners that they cannot be respon-
sible for the care of the lots this year
owing to the scarcity of labor. adv.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

A first aid class has been formed in
Smyrna by the Red Cross. 1t will he
taught by DR.. Victor Messick, who
has kindly given his services. A
meeting was held Friday evening, at
which 20 registered for the class and
elected Miss Laura Bell as president.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

NV Campbell announces an unus-
i psduction in Trimmed Hats. adv.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

Allie Thomas, colored, has pur-
chased of ]. E. Wilson the portion
Of the dwelling he is moving to make
driveway on Market street and the
portion of the dwelling (SaVin pro-
perty) Of B. Frank VanWiukle and is
moving both to East street to com
0lne the two for a dwelling.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23
Automobile for Sale

Four-C Cylinder Jackson Car, fully equip
ned with two extra rims and tires, is in
ppood mechanical condition and fine running
shape. A Bargain.
Apply to HERvEY P. HALL,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23
cNYRNA AND VICINITY

,.., Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

After practically an entire day 8
work in endeavoring to pull the hve-
ton tarvia truck and equipment from
the mire and water of Murderkill
nVer, just below Frederick, the force
OIL men sent from Philadelphia sue
eeeded late Friday afternoon in ac-
eomplishing the tack.
Smyrna times., 1917-05-23

George Smith, George Jester, Car
tO'l Hickman, Preston Brown, Harry
Norris, Arthur Johnson, German Rose,
george NAPLES, all of Harrington
were caught in the raid made in a
woods near Harrington last week
charged with crap shooting. Before
Magistrate E. f. Wood Saturday they
pleaded guilty to the charges tiled
against them and paid fines and costs
amounting to nearly $40 in each case
Mrs. Fannie Williams of Middle
'OWn, has sold her 324-acre farm sit
uated on the Delaware and Chesapeake
lanai, to John Heldmyer. The farm
nas i've small cottages at present
rented to Philadelphia parties. The
'andlord's interest goes with the prop
erty. Mrs. Henrietta Parvis, also o.
aiodletOwn. has sold her 2OO-acr'
,srm to DR.. Dorsey w. Lewis OF hio
dlstown.