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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27

tho best system 10 use III IN" new IL
hrary The members Of til" committee
alto been spending Tn" past ton da|
inspecting tho Various libraries :"
ncichHurIuC cities and th"N expect -
,.nonSn one or tho systems Tor US" ~
;hc l"caI institution.
All Day yessio1
The members z. the l.adlcF N!a
Society Of the Cnris'!an Churcn VIII
hold an All day quilting session IN the
church rarlcrs today. Thcy VIII start
this morning and NJ noon lun'hc"h
viii br served and they wi!l resume
their worH in tho afternoon. IN tAe
evening tho regular monthly business
meeting ~ In" Ladies' Aid Will he he'"'
Fniiowinr tive disposal Of business
shor, social session VII u" cnl"Eeu'
Peters Defense"
4 large crowd vas IN ATTENDANCE 4.
the regular weekly rraAo" services n","
nj The christian Church last night
Rev, G w. Fuller delivered an inter.
esliny sermon on "Feicrs DEFENSE
which was thoroughly enjoyed Ivy those
attending. The regular Friday evening
choir oraC,icr will be held IN the church
tomorrow evening.
Went to wheeling
MANY Of the members OF the Nc'''','
!st Church congregation ~ tn's CITY
vent 20 Wheeling last evening 10 attend
tho srour PRAYER services held az Inc
Fourth street NJ. T.. Church. The ser
Vice nj Fourth street was ATTENDED ny
members 90 NJ T.. congregations
,hroughou. tho Wheeling district.
To Attend Convention
Several members Of the newl" formed
women's club re this city are planning
70 attend tho Womcn's club convention
10 he hold in cameron today ana tomor-
row. This WILL II" doubt. h" mig
affair and the 'oca' club - planning 70
be well represented.
McMecheu Briefs
Miss Wilma Schatcr is visiting win
friends At Washington. IA,
Mss Mary Evans IS recovering nicely
from recent attack 90 GTi"rH NJ heT
homo on ralAUa'l street.
Mrs Joseph Merge. 81 Huntington
has returned h"m" after pleasant
visit with local friends.
lack Campbell has returned IT, Cam
cron after n short visit WIN tr'enHs
and relatives IN this city.
John Patterson l. able 10 he ont after
n recent illness.
Miss Jeanette IIapernn Is able 20 I've
"a, after being confined ~ Acr homo on
North Marshall street.
Mre Barrett Is ahlc 81 ho ont after
being confined to her home on Caldwell
str"ot.
NJ. and Mrs ralc Adams arc re-
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WARWOOD
Items fer this column may be left
At McNamara's Drug store for Miss
Elizabeth Mcclure. correspondent

'Mary's Millions"
A comedy in three acts. given in tn"
high school auditorium Friday evening
April rs. The admission VIII be "1c
Tho program Is as follows:
ACT I.
Inside the Rocky Hollow Post"fficc and
General Store
ACT II.
Strawberry Festival On the village
Green.
ATT III.
Same as Act II two days later
CAST OF ARtETERS
Jack Henderson. a civil cnginecr.....
J.. Eberhard
Jimmie Barnes. his New York friend.
who deals in stocks and hearts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. {. Howard
Ezra Stoncham. Mary's uncle. store
keeper and postmastcr.J. g Nandyne
Abisa RoEes. human 1;vver-hc can
do ANYTHING ............H. &. Drainn
coun. Victor lNc Scilcs. another reason
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hand rendered several selections. to1-
lowed by ;nc MorrIstcwu and FLUSHING
n,chestraS Vocal Sni"S and readings
w." The makeup "t tn" program al'eF
~ h:rh a dainty lunch was served. Mu'o
, edit = dUc the pastor. Rev. H!c'%P'e'
for the an,c manner in which he COM
Quoted N" cHiuHLbl" affair.
Brccalaureate Sermon
Til. aunJ:l hacca,aur"a;" sermon or
,hc Mo-r.S'"w high school r.ASS ~
Ioc2 VII bc preached by Rev. q. H.
Smith. ~ EarneSv,Ile. a. the ireShy-
'"r'an Church Sunday evening, April 81
., 80.
Sells Property
Henry \ Wayt purchased the Ed
ward Simpson property "n Main street
,;F,:, homes IN tho town and an IDEAL
place 20 I've.
over Embankmsnt
\ Ford touring car went over the
steep eTha1kment ~ N" Pee" 'At ,
wc<t AZ town. TUESDAY night. The oc'
cupan,s escaped serious injury. hut the
rar was comrlctel% demo- shed. Tho
parties claimed they were from Stcu-
henyi,'e ami were going :" Somerton
- visit relatives,
Circus Coming
Rsn H"nrrs famous circus w. Nltch
their rflc hero next Wednesday. IA.
rade a; S:2n. headed by tn" circus band
Morrtstown Briefs
Mrs. Mildred Hi"kenho:tnm was shop
ping n EarrsSviilc Yesterday.
r. T. Mcmillan was Transferring huSi-
ness IN s.. C,airsyiile yesterday.
Homer Howell, - erecting residence
On Center Main street.
Clyde THrnart and family lsft for
rhNeniN. Arizona. last night. where
they viii spend tre Summer.
Hickey Erns. "f I.affcrty. were hare
or business Yesterday.
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for a protective tariff. .......'..'.
MIS-. Jane Stonnham. l.zra's better NAN
who has ambitions. .Odrtta Gates
r.nd"ra Smith the Stnurhams hircu
girl ................. Ethel ltcnEet
COUNTESS Lola De %c!ira the right hin'
of a sister for Victor. Ehra Roberts
Mrs Amanda Nudge, welded TO hcr
Ouija Board. .......,....'Lcan lI"SS
Getty Barlow til" school teacher o.
Rocky Hollow. ......| Marie 'ta US
Mary Mariners. 4 ward Of the stone
hams and an hercss to Millions.
Gertrude NOOK
The gowns for this play are furnished
b. Geo. i. Stirel Co. the When Store
and t;lpcrns. The hats arc furnished b.
Anna Garden.
woman's Missionary Socisty
The Womans Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church will meet al
The church this evening for their regu-
lar monthly meeting. After the ousi-
ness session a social time will be en-
loved. Mcsdames Robert Hcizler and
Harry wilkins are the hostesses for
this meeting
Bridge Party
THO members OF the Warwood Bridge
club will meet Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Myies on War
wood ayenue.. As usual bridge Will be
the pastIme until o'clock when de-
lc.ous chicken supper will be served to
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his recent illness A; his home on Water
street.
Richard S,aurt. oc Pittsburgh. was
business visitor in THIS city yesterday
Misses Amelia I.aaS and Margaret
Schad are wishing with friends IN Core
apolsS. Ia.
Mrs. J. e. Marks has returned 10 nor
homo AZ Cambridge. Ohio. AFTER n pleas
ant visit with friends here.
Miss Augusta Weber has returned L"
her homo at Detroit. Mich. having n"en
The guest Of friends on North Marshall
street for the past week.
Miss Marie Markle. Of North RenW"od
has gone To cleveland. ohio. where she
will spend the weekend.
Edward Cunningham Of EdEwnod was
a business visitor in this city yesterday
Mrs. W. B. Carman is able 10 he out
after being confined 10 hcr home on
North Marshall street by Illness,
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Oman Session.
rorcicrer FinA.

e,cyn I<,ri,ir vas given a hearing '"S,
,igh. before Mayor 'lar% sprouts ann
,os f,nc,I SIT arI costs. hff'Nr Fe"''
,,5e ,nc arres, and he appeared "ctore
rho r,a,"r IN Two charges on" TOT
sr,,,,,cn,nss ard the other for t'Ghting
re- WAS asSc sod 81 and cost for drunk
an,ers and $40 and cost Cor l;ghtns'
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interest In Appointments
Hitohman WorkhR

Tho TKi"hinHn coal me-" IN
re,nnad wh.rh VAS WORKING 'u' 80 :
.,rari.v for the last " e"N' - nv" wv"
rp.. nr ar 50 per con; basis r." 90
uc,k. .frrr the strin" S'ar''H ~.
v.rs q. work. whore ~ n"T"na' aI,.
,,nr. uou'd hn 80 a. WORK,
80 ,nsu started {" work "h'f ""N
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the matter WIFI me.
l was tired out all
over anditwas an eff
fort for me to move.
! was irritable and
could not sleepnights
and had trouble with
my bowels and at my
periods. 1t seemed
thatnearly every one
around me knew Of
your M G die inc and
wanted me to try it.
90 az lsat I took
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M0RRISTOWN
sunday School BANQUET

CAss y 90 tn" Christian Church
Sunday school gave banquet in the
church Monday might. \ fine pr"gra m
Oss rendered. Tho Morr;9,"pn rnrnrt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
Sc PRETENDE OBSTACUIlIZAR
LA LABOR PROGRESTSTA DEL MU
NICIPIO DE CAROLINA

Ell MUNDO de hoy informa que en-
la session celebrada aver por ell Con-
ceio Executive Sc desaprobaron, entire
otras, las siguientes ordenanzas vota-
das por la Asamblea municipal de Ca
rolina, por recommendation del Tesore-
70:
ordenanza estableciendo uIi impues-
to de cinco centavos a cada tonelada
de cana que Sc produzca y corte en- la
municipalidad para su exploitation en-
lcnalquiera forma.
Ordenanza imponiendc un cuarto de
centavo a cada litro de leche que Sc
produzca en-. la jurisdiction.
ordenanza imponieneo un arbitrio
de cinco centavos sobre cada quintal
de azncar que Sc elabore en- la munici-
palidad
Todas fueron votadas con fecha "a
de 1922 remitidas al Consejo Ejecu
two para su aprobaci6n defnitiva por
no haber sido adoptadas con los votos
de las dos terceras parties de los MEM
bros de la Asamblea, raz6n por la cual
Ell Tesorero recomienda su desaproba-
ci6n.
Como Sc We Sc trata de ordenanzas
sobre contribuciones v arbitrios, muy
necesarias para la formaci6n del pre-
supuesto municipal que ha de regir du-
rante ell aio econ6nlico de 1929, gas
tos que aumentaram seguramente con
el sostenimiento del hospital que Sc
esta construyendo.
No nos explicamos Ia Interpretation
que la ofcina de tesoreria da la ley
en- tai case, pues el articulo 26 de la
referida ley que nos contraemos dice:
Correspondents privativamente la
asambIea municipal, ETC., etc.
LA imposition de contribuciones
arbitrios de cualquier c1ase; Dispo-
niendose, que las ordenanzas imponien
do tales contribuciones y arbitrios de-
beran ser votadas por las dos terceras
(Continia en- la pagiua l0a.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

Ell interes que han despertado las ca
rreras de caballo ha hecho pensar a
nuestros ricos compueblanos en- la for
macion de una corporation que constru-
". u1 hip6dromo mayor uue Ell de San
Juan, toda vez que las acciones para la
construction del mismo Sc venderian
con suma rapidez por ser dicho nego-
clio de gran beneicio pecuniario. va
Sc han hecho las primeras diligencias
y no Sc parara hasta yer cristalizada
la idea que ha surgido con motive de
la celebration de las carreras oiciales
que resefarnos.
Los dltimos dias de la fiesta seran
el pr6ximo sabado y domingo, seis Y
siete del corriente vistosos fuegos es-
peciales de artifcio seran quemados du
rante dichas noches, habran nuevas
sorpresas en- la Plaza Hostos ell do
mingo tendra lugar una suntuosa pro
cesion cue recorrera las principales ca
lies de la ciudad, para cuyo acto Sc ha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
COMO SER BELLA
Dele que N1cva Sals1d de Reno fc
t1aiga salud y belleza.

Una mujer enfermiza es una infelicidad
ante la humanidad No solo Sc sicnte ella
infeliz, sino que Sc We infeliz Tome Nec0a
Solud de Reno y pronto Sc vera bien y
fuerie y con aquel!a belleza real que solo
salud vigor dan. Escasez, cxccso,
menstruaclon dolorosa. irregular y excesi-
va nauseas, constante malestar, debilidad,
decaHniento calanabres. marcos, dolores en-
10 cspalda la ingle. leucorrea y todas las
Nllamaciones leucorrcas, ulceraciones y
descargos de la vagina utero Sc pueden
curar segura rapidamente con NaevS
Sdlud de Reno.
listed notara un canbio sorprendente
despues de haber tornado la prilncra dosis,
su senlblante mejorara y sus barros des-
{ 1pareceran. De venta en- todas las dro~
guerias
S. B. LEONAgL.' & CO.. Fabriean:.s. New York
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

hecho circular un volante invitando a
las personas de los barrios cercanos.
Por la noche habra una esplendida
retreta por la Banda del Asilo de Be
neficencia, terminando Ell festival de Ia
tenporada con un bale en- los salones
del Casino Bayamones
La Comision de festejos la cabeza
de la cual fgur6 como presidente ell Ii
cenciado Leopoldo Santiago Carmona
debe sentirse satisfecha con la cele-
bracion de las festas patronales, ma
kline ST tomamos en- consideration ell
limitado recurso econ6mico con que con
taron para la celebration de las mis-
mas.
Tambien pouemos decir que el publ
co demostro inter6s por contribuir a la
animation de las fiestas, sin cuya COO
peraci6n no hahriamos pasado unos dfas
de verdadera algeria. ST toman.os en-
consideration los dos puntos provecho
SOS que hemos sacaao de la celebration
de las festas que rese1amos que son
los dos siguientes: PRIMERO. Ell men
safe de la Reina de mayo en- Ell cual
decretaba, por suggestion de nuestro
pueblo financiero, que su primer deere
to seria hacer llegar al senior don Luis
Toro, presidente de La American To-
bacco Co, Ell deseo de la comunidad
de la aperture de la Fabrica de Taba-
cos de Bayam6n; y SEGUNDo, la idea
de crear en- esta localidad una corpora
cion para la exploitation de un Hipodro-
mo, tenemos que convenir en- que he
mos sacado un gran provecho de elias
que no es otra cosa que Ell producto del
intercambio de ideas entire todos los
elementos sociales que integran esta
comunidad. ojala que en- todas parties
en- donde sean celebradas festas patro-
males, redunden elias en- un verdadero
tenefcio practice para la comunidad en-
general desde luego, deplorando suce-
SOS como ell que desgraciadamente ocu-
rrio a nuestro amigo ell senior Hilario
Sevilla.
coRRESPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

Antes de terninar, qneremos felici-
tar calurosamente al compafero Olme-
da por su excelente conferencia, la que
sin tenor a equivocaciones podemos
asegurar que ha sido la mejor de to-
das las celebradas en- el distrito.
Oorresponsal ESCoLAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
Inforrnaciones de la IsIa

Antes de empezar la conferences tn
virnos IN suculento banquete en- la ca
sa de nuestra muy estimada amiga la
distinguida sonora dofa Juanita Be-
rrios donde fuimos muy bien atendi-
dos y obsequiados por tcda la familia
en- general.
La aperture del acto estuvo cargo
del siempre activisimo professor Ell jo-
ven Antonio G. Martinez, quien estuvo
elocuente como siempre, cosechando mu
chos aplausos. Luego tuvimos Ell placer
de escuchar la magistral poesia Lii
mosna Espiritual' recitada muy bien
por Ell joven Tomas Berries.
Ell dialogo 'Cuando Yo Sea Gran
de- fu6 interpretado por un grupo de
ninitos del Tercer Grado.
La bellisima poesia "Dadme mi Hi
io'' fus recitada por la simpatica Sc
norita Gloria Andosa Berries la que
fue muy aplaudida al terminar
1--WE Thank Thee una bonita poe
STA en- ingles fue recitada por la alum
ma de Cuarto Grado Adelina Burgos.
Breves, pero elocuentes palabras fue-
ron pronunciadas por Ell professor Pc
dro J. Brull. quien recibi6 calidos nu-
merosos aplausos.
La danza regional la Borinquen"
fu6 teligiosamente escuchada y acto
continue el senior Olmeda Sc extendi6
en- bellisimos parrafos inspirados per la
emoci6n que prodnjera dicho himno.
Ell pdblico aplaudia delirantemente. En-
tonces la nina Adelina Burgos rccit6
la poesia Puerto Rico del immortal
Gautier Benitez.
Consoles Generates acerca de la es-
cuela Y su importancia fueron dados por
ell professor Jose Fernandez
s'Cual" una poesfa de un fondo mo-
raj instructive fue esplendidamente
recitada por la bella v virtuosa senoris
ta Cristina Berries, la que emocion6
hondamente al auditorio. Fue muy
aplaudida.
FL senor Lopez, Jefe de la Policia
Insular de Ciales di6 un breve, pero elo
cuente testimonio acerca de su vida
escolar. Sus palabras fueron escucha-
das con gran interes por la concurren-
cia.
Ell senior Carreras, active Inspector
de Agriculture habl6 extensamente So
bre la actual situacion agrfco1a me-
dios de afrontarla. Sc extendio en- lar
gas profundas consideracienes. Ell au-
ditorio escuchaba entusiasmado al ora
dor quien al terminar fue muy felici-
tado.
lad6 al, excelente huerto que tisne el
senior olmeda uno de los mejorcs de-
distrito. FL joven Olmeda ha hecho gran
! des ,trabajos agricolas viendo al fin
sus trabajosi coronados por Ell exito Su
:. exhibition en- la. Feria Agricola prcmete
ser una de las mas brilIantes por Ia
variedad calidad de los productos
No dudamos que ell joven olrneda sers
recompensado en- su labor como mere
ce. saA
Antes de ter1ninar, queremos felici
tar calurosamente al compafero Olme
da por su excelente conferencia, la que
sin tenor equivocaciones podemos
asegurar que ha sido la mejor de to
das las celebradas en- el distrito.
Oorresponsal EsCoLAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
DEsDE cIALEs
BR1LLANTE ooNFERENc1A
coRREsPoNsAL.


Ell dia treinta de abril llevose ca
bo un esplsndido festival en- la escue
la rural de Toro Negro, dirigida por
Ell competentisimo Y muy active profe
scr Jose A. olmeda. Entire los concu-
rrentes tan impor.ante reunion pu-
dimos anotar a los profesores senoritas
Emilia I opez, Agustina Alvarez Diaz'
Mercedes San Miguel Jose Fernan-
dez, Pedro j. Brull, Antonio G. Mar
sinez, joaquin oliver, Braulio Rosa
rio, al Inspector de Agriculture senior
carrera, al honorable Comisionado mu-
.nicipal de Instruction senior coira, a
honorable Jefe de la Policia sefor Lo
PEI a otros mas a quienes sentimos
no recordar.
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Smyrna times., 1922-11-08

Hospital, Baltimore. The operation
was successful and favorable reports
come of her slowly improving condi-
tion.
Mrs. w. H. Stayton was called to
Yonkers, N. Y, last week by the ill
ness and death of her mother, Mrs.
Alexander Henderson, widow of Ad-
miral Henderson. The latter died
Wednesday and funeral took place
Saturday at Yonkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Postles, of
Philadelphia, who have been s6journ-
ing at Joliet, ILL.,, while Mr.. Postles
was there on business for the U. G. l.
have returned home and spent the
weekend with Mr.. Postles' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Postles.
Mrs. Margaret P.Collins has return
ed from months visit to Mrs. Char
les G. Downing at Wallingford, Pa.
She also visited Philadelphia. Mrs.
Downing is now sojourning for the
winter at Atlantic City, N. ].
Mr. Roland B. Carr of New York
O1Iy, SbOppCu ONSI Ou OLle VI HIS DuSl-
ness trips for the duPonts' and spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
w. H. Carr.
Mr.. Mason Bailey of Bethlehem, Pa,
was home over the weekend to see
his father, Mr.. Thomas E. Bailey,who
last Friday suffered stroke of par
alysis. Mr.. Bailey is showing signs
fef improvement. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. Joseph Smithers, grandson of
the late Joseph Smithers, who is hold
ing a position with the Cambria Steel
Company, came to Smyrna last week
from Ohio while on a business trip
East and spent the weekend with Mrs
Joseph Smithers and Miss Bertha
Smithers. Mr.. Smithers was former
ly of Denver, Cal.
Little Thomas Reihm, Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reihm, formerly
of this town, but now of Laurel Md, is
in a serious condition suffering with
acute bronchitis. He has the best
wishes of his friends for a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wright, Jr.,
and two children of London, England
who arrived in this country recently,
are visiting Mrs. Joseph H. Wright.
Mr. John H. Gearheart and his
friend, Mr.. Charles ]. Evans,O Brook
lyn, motored down to Smyrna and
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Alex. FAIRIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kingston, OF
Trenton, N. j., were over Sunday Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Denney.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08

Farmers in Delaware are strongly
urged to plant cover crops this year
by officials of the experimental station
at the University of Delaware. Rye
and vetch; crimson clover; winter oats
or wheat are all recommended, al
though rye and vetch is recommended
as being the very best crop for soil
improvement, as vetch is a surer crop
than crimson clover, although it will
not make the early spring growth as
quickly. The rye is used to support
the tangled crop of vetch. Satisfac-
tosy crop yields can be secured by the
use of lime following the turning of
the cover crop and thus reduce the
very heavy expense of manure which
is now shipped into the State at high
prices.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08
PerSOnal and Social
|'@ple Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

-S Anne Vansant, daughter of
ad Mrs. Rochester Vansant, of
- Nd and Terry Mitchell, son
1tler President of Delaware Col
'Hmael Chiles Mitchell and Mrs.
% were married in Galena Meth
Episcopal church at noon Satur-
many friends from Maryland
4. 40n points in Delaware witness
! D. CEREMONY, which was perform
4, Ag'' ss GeOrge E. Sterling, pastor
= ,, snurch. A reception followed
It,sJi THlOny after which Mr.and Mrs.
!, >I wlgi leit for wedding journey.
~ VILLAIN !, E. Matthews. son of
I, enl ~ Mrs. W. E. Matthews of this
~ 'no mas been in the undertaking
~ i.s;,a at Philadelphia and Camden
@!aed ".i to establish an undertak-
h.. t'ueSs ll's, In Smyrna and for the
f.. ~ :, VIII have offices at the resi- si-
NJ 't, nls parents on west Com
ut t''peI' es formerly the old Smyrna
AE,s - parsonage. Mr.. Matthews
n, ~ ts.a announcement in another
Alat he is fully ec,,;rnod e..
iarto,nll ne drove his hearse in from
d ;Siy cS., IN Ohio last week - '''
sSSs,sJ .1iles !. J. Harris, who recently
sps,ts, 'le @ r. residence Of Mrs. Annie
Hssa I,,t on Union Street, took DOS.
lis prSs.' ,sss week moving from the
! sd dVperty y on South street which
ehas, v =? G:eOrge W. Boehmler
Ss,ti.lm : improving the propert,
asiensra'n plant and all modery
ssd tSs Ss'i r, Mrs. Carpenter. wbl
ss : enS S Union street property %,,, 'ba,
lone was '"issssh,lngtOn, D. c., to n max, ak,
sao is ','n = .h ner son Harry Csrpen
dN. successful resident o.
ra' '5srins Ssr ne Stayton shakespear,
B osiosS5i aSi children hill recently rsnpf~s' arrive,
eng 4 S,sld Nd, and who has bee,
sunday in Franklin 'gsgasS' squsP
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08

kr Choral SOciety.-Voices needed
} kll parts in the Dover Choral So
b. TenOrs especially desired. A
ksldid chance for those desiring the
Ef training in chorus singing free
aarge Rehearsals weekly. The
liF to read music is not essential,
Egh desirable. For further partic.
B address the director, Arnold
ardsOn, 27 N. Bradford Street,
Fu, Del, or phone 149W or 440.
E. 11-1-2t
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08

sa bridges for the dupont Boule-
Il are completed over the meadow
4 nre at Webb's Mill and the Bates
Frtuction Company have shifted
n force to. Green's Landing, Duck
FL where work is in progress.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
WANTED

Man with car to sell guaranteed
Cord tires. Will arrange salary and
expense with right man.
CORD-O-VAN RUBBER COMPANY,
1108 So. Michigan Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-08
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT

Farm containing 120 acres, located
near Severson's Church, formerly the
Presley Ford home farm. Good build
ngs, good land. For terms apply to
present owner.
VIM. H. STATS, =
N. Delaware Street,
Smyrna, Del.