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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-20
Called
In Error!

Your telephone sometimes and when you
hear the operators "Nmber, please?" A. your
bell feel certain that soneon l. trying
reach and cannot understand why, when
lift the receiver, the in the
making q call.
In this the operator who when you
lifted the receiver the one VIII rang your
1t have been rung by Of q number Of
operators in exchange The who answered
did not know that your bell had rung
answering signal as it to her when
wish to make CALL On learning that your telephone
all she do is o say, Excuse it, please"
The most frequent for in error" 10
abandoning the call by the person who made
after asking the for the desired
while the connection il being established, the person
he has called the number, for other
hangs the receiver before the called sub
scriber has a opportunity % his telephone
We know, of course that this . a of great am.
to patrons. If would avoid this
happening to others, please abandon call after
have asked for a number Wait until the person
called for has had ample opportunity o If
do not want to talk when the called
or if you have asked for number, explain it
the answering the CALL
wills be of iderabe assistance you
telephone 5 promptly possible after the
bell rings
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company
q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
|ODEvNf ZANOD JOS. w
BARTUNKA Sc sTEHUJE.

Chvaln9 z1amy odevni a
vybavni zavod Ipro muze a ho-
chy krajana Jos. w. Bartnn-
ka dosud v cie.I 5462 Broad
way odst6huje |se do vlastnich
'novych obchoddfch mistnosti (.
572S Broadway, jelikoz budo>
va stara byla brodana a bude
sbourana, aby ustoupila move
trznici. Zmfn9na firma, o ie-
jiz solidnosti jest kazdy "a
kaznik pevne pfesvedcen, u
spofadala pravf, k Will snaz-
simu pfesidlenf velky v5pro-
DEF odevii, "a ceny, ktere zad-
ny jen ponekud sporivy kra.
jan nemdze pfshlednouti. Una
me a zarucene zbozi jest nabi-
zeno obecenstvu, "a ceny tax
mike, ze veskeie zasoby v do
be dohledne budou vyproda-
ny. Odporucujeme proto ma
vst9vu obchodu " dobe pckud
mozno nejkratsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
BERGER PRO POMOC
EVROPE

Pariz, 16. srpna. Victor Ber
ger z Milwaukee, socialisticky
kongresnfk a redaktor denniho
listu, veri, ze Spojene Staty
mely by pomahati v zotaveni
Sc Evropy. Ackoli Berger sta
vel Sc prot zasazeni Spoje-
nych Stati do valky, nynf pra-
vi: "Kdyz jsme zasahli do val
KY, musime nyni pomahati
Francii v rekonstrukci v zajmu
svetove civilisace. NemGzeme
dele pridrzovati Sc smernice O.
samoceni, cd niz jsme Sc od-
trhli pri vstupu do valky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17

Ma dnesnf hoe zemfel v me-
mocnici sv. Alexise 53-lety
Mareck LukS, bytem v (. 1908
Union ave. Byl pfejet auto
mobilem pfi vystupovani po-
ulicni kary ma, Broadway a W.
chodni 81. ul.
Ma Murray Hill a Cedar rd.
.byla We ctvrtak vecer prejeta
dosud nezjisteha zena, iez ze-
mrela v Mt. Sinai nemocnici.
Ride auta byl policii v Cleve-
land Heights Xatcen a mrtvola
neznam6 dorrhvena do okres-
mi marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
Prednaska o republice Ces-
koslovenske ma vojenske skOle

s~~A.ssSSseSS
koslovenske ma vojenske skole
v st. Cyru. Dne 18. cervence
ma samem sklonku sezony, dri-
We nez chovanci vojenske sko-
ly St. Cyrske Sc rozjeli ma
prazdniny, usporadalo velitel-
stvf skoly prednasku nasi re-
publice. $50 posluchacd naplni
10 velky amfiteatr, zatim co
professor skoly, v cele veli-
telem gen. Tennantem, zauja-
III mista u katedry. Prednaseji-
CT min. rada dr.. Jelinek podal
We zhustene forme pfehled
dejin, geografie, kulturniho i
hospodarskeho stavu naseho
statu, promluvil 1stave a vo-
jenstvi CSR., nacez podal W.
klad k bohate serii svetelnych
obrazG. Gen. Tenant vrele
podekoval jmenem posluchacu
i profesord skoly pfednasejicl-
mu "a jeho vyklad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
IVA HOSI z CHICAGO IA
TcENI PRO DOMNELY
pOKUS LOUPEzE.

Diva hosi, die vlastnfho uda,
nj teprve 17-leti, do Cleve-
landu 2 Chicago prijedsi, byli
zdejsi policii We stredu vecer
zatceni pro domnely pokus
vloupati Sc do domu zdejsi pro
minentni rodiny Ma vych. 90.
ul. Pri zatGeni byl u mladych
dobrodruhI natlezen 25-kali-
berni automaticky revolver,
lahev chlorofprmu a provazy.
Jeden re zatcenych vypravel,
ze rodinu, kterou patrne chte-
Ii oloupiti, spatrili ma pocatku
leta v Palm Beach. Jeden 2
hochG, po navratu do Chicago
81 mel S dcerou rodiny dopisc-
vati. Skvosty nosene zenami
rodiny v zmfnenem letnim mi
ste vzbudily u obou mladikd
pfedstavu, re rodina jest veil
ce zamoznou.
Potulovani obou nadejnych
jinochd kolem domu po neko-
lik vecerd, vzbudilo podezfeni
jednoho re soused6, jenz pfi-
volal policii, ktera oba hochy
zatkla a pfedala juvenilnimu
soudu. Ia prfsneho vyslechu
Sc jeden primal, ze Sc chteli
pokusiti loupez. Rodina,
ktere navsteva mela platit ne
zna zadneho ze zatcenych.
Zdejsi 1rady telegrafovaly do
Chicago zpravu, zda oba
podnikavci jsou tamejsim IRA
dun znami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
PRfsTf NEDELI

odjfzdi do Ceskoslovenska po
draze Erie pan Tomas Naro-
vec a jeho pani Anna Narovec
&c. 2935 Solon ave. V dtery
v New Yorku nastOupi cestll
po lodi Reliance spolecnosti
United American Line. Rodi-
ma Narovcova jede ma navste-
WI k prateldm do Cehnic u
Strakonic. O jejich vypravu
Sc postaral preplavni jedna-
tel FIR. Sakryd u Federal.
Krajarske rodine prejeme
radostne cestovanf a St'astne
shledani s jejich prately.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
ZfTkEJSf KONcERT HASIC-
SKE KAPELY We WASH
INcTON PARKU.

Hudebni abor hasicskeho
departmental, ffzeny kraja-
nemm ]. M. PrbSkem !Espofa-
da Ultra odpoledne cd tri do
peti hodin popnlarni koncert
We Washington parku S pek-
nym vyberem skladeb zname-
n;tych hudebnich skladateli,
mezi ninliz vsak nenachazime
ami jedineho komponistu eeske
no, ba ami slovanskeho. Dou-
fame, ze j kapela hasics'ka, v
ktere d1cinlkuie tolik nasincl,
uzra jcdnou za ddbre venova-
ii pozornost j hudbe ceske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
POZDRAV Z MARIAN
SKYCH LAZNf.

"Svetu" a jeho pTiznivcdm
dosla z Mariansikych Lazni do
lejsi zdravice ma pekne pohled
nici re svetoveho tohoto leto-
viska:
"Srdecny pozdrav z Marian
skych Lazni, bydlime V prv-
MIN ceskem hotelu "Marien-
burg. Marianske Lame jsou
neikrasnejsi v cele republice.
Tesfme sc ma brzkou shleda-
nou. Karel Bermreiter cho-
Ii: Harry F. Payer, ]. f. Tru-
necek s choti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
OHROMNE DANE v MEME,
CKU.
Budou jimi postizeni tex Anne
riGank 4 JIM cizinci.

Berlin, 16. srpna. Risky
snem splnomocnil dnes vladu
zabaviti cizi penize v Nemec-
ku, zdali projektovana narod-
nj pdjcka 20O,OOO,O0O zlatych
marek (asi $4O,OOO,OOO) nebu-
de upsana. Pocfta Sc, ze timto
zpIsobem industrialni velmozi
a exporter budou donuceni pod
porovati pIjcku, ktera jest ma
prosto nutnou, mali Sc 'dociliti
rovnovahy v nemeckem rozpo-
ctu.
Nova vlada zaGfna radikalne
resiti problemy, jimz cell. Wee
ra oznamila svdj povalecny da
|nicnf program. Dane jsou nynf
priblizn9 4OO-krat vetsi nez v
1922, S dodatecnym rozpoctem
ma ruhrsky trpny odpor. Nova
dan z ddchodu jest 12O0-krate
vysSi a vysoke dGchody jsou il
We skutecnosti konfiskovany.
Nova dan zasahuje tez Anne
ricany a jine cizince. Tenn, KITE
II bydleli v Nemecku tri mesi-
ce, bude dovoleno odjeti jenom
tehdy, kdyz Sc vykazou stvr-
zenkou "a zaplacene dane z
ldIchodi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17


Sedeli jsme v kavarne uz
pres ctvrt hodiny, cisnik potu-
loval sc mimo, ale ma mas 81
ami nevzpomnel. Pritel Pre-
cedil volal sice stale: Hej
Past! CiSniku! A cisnik stale
odpovidal: W letim, vasnosti,
ale kavu nepfinasel. A kdyz
tax zas jednou vykrikl: w le-
tim, vasnosti, zvolal pritel
recedil: Ale prvni cenu ry-
chlostnim letu We Kbelich jste
patrne nedostal!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
GAsOLINOvA VoJNA.
Standard olej&rny proti dalSi-
mu zlevnxni. !.

"Nesnizime opetn9 ceny, le-
da bychom byli k tomu donu-
ceni. Dale nemdzeme jfti nez
ma 20la cent? "a gallon, jinak
bychom brzy vykazovali ztra-
ty," odpovedel ma prislusne
dotazy tajemnik a pokiadnik
The Standard Oil Co. v Ohiu
Malcom G. Villas.
Standard spolecnost anizila
vcerejsim dopolednem ceny ga
'solinu v Ohio 0 1Lac, kdezto
Standard v Indiane snizila ce-
nu gallonu o Sc centI v desiti
statech, jak bylo oznameno Y
pondeli.
Motoriste- v mestech blize
hranic, jako V Toledu, Gin
cinnati jinde putuji do SOU
sednich statd, Michiganu a In
diany, kde sc zasobuji gasoli-
mem "a 16c. V meste Bryan,
o., jest garaz, kde prodavan
Jest gasolin "a pouhych 15c.
Mattel zfidil velkou nadrzhu
Is potrubfm, vedoucim primo k
trait drahy New York Central
a nekolik garazi v okoli nasle.
dovalo pfikladu a tim umozni.
10 prodej "a 18c.
Asistent generalniho navlac
niho JOS. Eagledon, jenz "a
stupuje sveho ,predstaveneht
C. G.. Crabbea vyzadal 81 Cd
guvernera A. V. Donaheye po.
drobne informace, jez maj
poslouziti pfi vysetroyani zds
manipulate olejaren neni po
rusen Valentiniv protitrustovy
zakon. Guverner zakrocil =
ltery, kdy' on zastupce Auto.
clubu pozadal presidenta Coo
lidgea O zakroceni. President
zadost pfedal k dalsimu vyri'
zeni justicnimu departmental.
V jizni Dakot6 uznana byla
guvernerem w. H. McMaste.
rem cena zoe "a gal. pfimere.
nou, v kterez Gene zahrnuts
Jest jiz j dvoucentova stain
dan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
POD SVfCNEM BYVA TINA

Byvaly vypomocny maasal
Spoj. StatG Thomas Walsh,
odsouzen byl mayorem vesni-
&c Brook Park ]. Meermanem
k pokute 5000 a nahrade SOU
dnfch ltrat "a TO-. ze v jeho
majetku bylo nalezeno prohi-
bicnimi "ostrovidy' l8s kvarti
koraly. !,
Pred TIME Salsmounem wy
fasoval pokutu $500 "a dtraty
Jos. Weinberg, jenz byl v je-
ho autu honen prohibicn{mi
slidily po zapadnf strane, az
konecne polapen. Krone to-
no propadl konfiskaci j jeho
automobil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
ZATCENY NOVY "TRAVIc''
ZAVODNfCH KONf.

Il. Nacelnik vypomocnych Sc
riff c.. M. Dombey, zatkl wee
ra jiz sesteho muze re skupi-
nv, ktera ma rdznych zavodi-
stitch drogami somamovala do
stihove behouny. Jest to Mi
chael Ternansky. bytem els.
1874 vych. 10. ul., jenz Sc ci-
nu mel dopustiti ma zavodisti
v Brooklyne. Obetf jeho stal
Sc kun Symbol S. Forest, je-
muz ale patrne droga ,nnoho
neuskodila, neb "a vcerejsich
dostihn v Cranwood byl vit6-
Znn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
OSMNACTILETA NEVESTA
KONECNE MA SVOBODE.

Pi. Katerina Paulova, jez
pet, dni :'.brucela" v okresni
veznici proto, ze Sc bez svole-
nj rodicI, dosud nezletila pro-
vdala, byla. konedne propuste-
na,. kdyz Sc byla mad nj smilo-
vala jista DANA a slozila Ia
ruku $500. Sotva ze Sc tax
stale, pfibehl l9-lety manzel 5
rozradostn6nou tvari taktez $
pozadovanym obnosem, ale
prisel "po funuse krizkem"
neb zalezitost byla jiz vyrize-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
yELKY ZISK MESTSKE.
ELEKTRARNY.
Podnik jest ale jinak
v ubohSm stavu.

Mestske elektraany, pri "a
fizenf nikterak potfeb6 neod-
povidajfcfm, vykazuje "a prv-
nj rok Kohlerovy administra-
ce, sesteronasobny zisk oproti
roku 1921, $169.215.27 proti
$4,000 vykazanych "a rok
pfedminuly.
Dobra tato stranka ma ale
stinne pozadi neb utilitni ridi-
tel Myers tvl,di, ze stav elek-
trarny jest v tax zubozenem
shawl, ze nutne, bezprostred-
nj opravy vyzadovati budol,
nakladu, phi nejmensim ST.
100000.
Elektrarny jsou zarfzeny ma
krajnf vykomnost $4,000 kilo-
wattd, ale bezpecnostnf maxi
mum vykonnosti je jen $4,000,
ale podnik must denne doda-
vati 29.50O kilowattd. Nest
ska rada jeste k tomu povolila
$5O0.OOO ma move osvetlovani
ulic, pro ktere eleIktrickou e.
nergii ma taktez dodati NEST
ska elektrarma, krone toho
mnozi sc stale nova zadosti Q
zavadenf elektriny nejen dc
domI novych, ale j starych.
tax ze ma rozsTeni zavodu jest
nejvyssi cas-.
Elektral.na trefne byla pri.
rovnana ke koni, ktery tahne
do tpadu, Kohlerova admin
strace jest pohanecem a NEST.
ska rada podkonfm. z nichs
ale nikdo Sc nestara potreby
jine, nema-h pfetizeny tahour
padnouti.
Nepome1'ny narok ma vykon
most "a stale stejnych podmi
mex zavodnfch nejlepe illu
struje vzrast poctu zakaznic
tva. v roce 1915 starala Sc e
lektrarna o 15.5O8 zakaznikt
kdezto letos jich musela OBJ
slouziti 32.O36.
Jako, ma zavolanou, We pro
speech nutnych oprav a rozsi
feni, dostavilo Sc vcereiA ia
tmeni ma zapadni strane, kd'
as O 8. hodine vecernf shasl;
veskera svetla a V nekterycl
mfstech vladla prava nefalso
,vana .egyptska tina az do 'pdl
noci. Ma cetne stiznosti Wy
mlonvala Sc sprava elektraan.
jake 'vzdy ma poruchu v ka
belovem vedeni. Jest to nov.
dukaz, ze elektrarna pctfebu
je napravy v dobe nejblizsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
LUPIC v OBUVNICKEM OBJ.
CHODE BRATRf zAKU.

Do pobocky obuvniho OBJ
chodu bratri ZakI v els. 11798
Detroit ave. N. w. vessel vcera
revolverem ozbrojeny muz,
jenz zbrani namiTil ma klerka
Johna O'Donnella, ktery byl v
mistnosti sam a donutil jej o.
debrati Sc do zadni mistnosti.
Pc tonlto cinu lupic vybral z
pokladny strzene penize a ry-
chile odesel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17

v jedinsm dnu dvakr1t ne
bezpeGi xivota. 12-lety Mattel
Duchek 2 Radkovic Sci sc ma
den Husdv koupati q zacal to-
nouti. Byl vsak vytazen delnf-
KEN, Bofikem. Sotva sc trochu
zotavil, vyskocil ma stupatko
automobile, ktery jel vesnici.
Pfi zataGce hoch spadl a zistal
lezeti v bezv6domi. Neposed-
ny hoch byl odvezen k leceni
do nemocnice do Klatov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
Bulletin.

Louisville, 16. srpna. - The
Standard Oil Go. v Kentucky,
snizila cenu gasolinus o. 1 cent
pri gallonu, kteraz sleva ma
stane jiz Ultra rano. Jest to
jiz druhe zlevneni tento1 tyden
tax ze cena v maloprpdeji OBJ
naSi 21c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
Nepohostinny rybar.

"Hrome, to jsi chytl poradne
no kappa. HIM, hm - a to no
chces snist sam?'
"Ne, s bramborama!' y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17

Zan.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17

In DOlley, a well-known and
esteemed colored man, driver
|hLW. Clifton's car, died Sun
md was buried this afternoon.
vas a young colOred man be-
he average. Honest, sober. in
E;x, he made friends among the
\ q we'll as colored and his un-
\ Death is regretted.
Liam FOrtner, of Blackbird, has
aed of D. Bubenzer, Whining
he farm of 92 acres near Black
nOwn as "Silver Lake" the
being private. This old Colonial
is a historic landmark of that
b. Old citizens often recall in
IS there during the days of the
Var. 1t is widely known as a
3 boating and bathing resort in
pa, due to a large lake.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17

James L. Davis. Petit Jurors-First
District, John Vane, Clement V.Scout,
George w. Cunning, Clarence B. Ray
mond. Second, John R. Hartnett, Will
liam E. Cole, Benjamin F. Hamm, j ohm
Diliha. Third, Charles H. Ross,James
NJ. Dawson, George w. Layer. Fourth
Frederick Roadway, Henry M. Williams
w. S. Dodd. Fifth, William H. Nc
Kee, Lahroy C. Smith, Joseph Rash,
John E. KERN. Sixth, Charles Reed,
Claude Draper, Charles Ross. Seven
tn, Francis Y. Guldin, William c.
Swartz, William C. Mason, Hinson M
Cohee. Eighth, Enoch r. Williams
James Green, Samuel G. Minner, Ne
hemiah B. Cain. Ninth, Walter Smith
Samuel Denney, E. w. Dean, Garrett
S. Harrington. Tenth, William E
Griffith, Ernest Simpson, JOSEPH
Hayes.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Rev. John L. johnson, of Crisfeld,
Md, is being urged for appointment
to the superintendency>of the Will
mington district of the Wilmington M.
E. Conference, by many influential
Methodists. The position will be left
vacant by the resignation of DR.. Rob-
ert Watt.
Rev. j. Nj. L. Eckard, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, who is conval-
escing from his recent illness,h has gone
to Atlantic City, with the hope the sea
air will restore him to health.
Miss Helen Lewes who for several
years has been assisting in the office
of Ernest P. Collins, our well-known
optometrist, has resigned her position
She has been succeeded by Miss Mar
ion Barnes.
Mrs. Andrew Novel, of Wilmington
has returned from a visit to her faith
er, Mr.. Thomas E. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VanGasken Pos
ties, and DR.. Frances VanGasken, of
Philadelphia, were weekend visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Postles.
Mrs. A. L. Hudson and Mrs. Ezekiel
Dawson will entertain the Laura Lee
Circle of Kings Daughters tomorrow,
Thursday evening, at 7.30 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. A. L. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Ellis, who rec
emily purchased from the B. A. HAZEL
Estate the residence property on Del
aware Street, tenure of Mr.. and Mrs
Creadick Ennis, are preparing to oc-
cupy it March l, next.
Mrs. w. V. Messick and her sister
Mrs. Charles E. Williams, of Spring
field, Mass, entertained at a Bridge
party Wednesday evening. Mrs. Will
liams is now visiting in Baltimore.
Mrs. E. B. Emory of Centreville
Md, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Cummins E. Speakman at Belmont
Hall.
Mrs. Howard Josephs is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Draper at Milford
Mr.. F. ]. Dodson has returned from
a ten days visit to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Herman P. HAZEL has gone tt
Germantown, Philadelphia, where she
will sojourn the rest of the winter.
Miss Margaret Moffett attended tn,
Junior Prom Dance at the Universit!
of Delaware, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank H. Shakespeare ant
children have taken rooms at the Del
aware House for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Leland Harmonsol
entertained four tables of Bridge a
their home Saturday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Smithers and Mis-
Betty Harris, of Wilmington, wer
weekend visitors to their Smyrna re
latives.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17
ROAD PROBLEMS TO BE HEARD
Several Measures Before Legislature
Pending Report of Engineer c. ID.
Buck of State Highway Department


Several measures affecting the State
Highway Department may be held up
pending hearing of c. D. Buck, chief
engineer of the department on Janu-
airy 81. Two important measures af-
fecting the states sources of revenue
for highway purposes are to be intro
duced during the present sessions, one
proposing a tax of at least l cent a
gallon on gasoline, the other to in
crease the license fees for automobiles
and trucks. Various delegations from
the western part of the state have
been petitioning the Senators and Rep
resentatives from their districts to do
something to alleviate the road con-
ditions west of the Delaware railroad.
Senator Murphy, president protein of
the Senate, favors an appropriation to
the State Highway Department to
cover period of one year, to carry
the department over the period inter-
vening between the passage of a gas
oline tax and increasing the tax on
commercial trucks and the time when
this additional tax, it is estimated,w will
provide the additional revenue re-
quired for highway purposes. Only
one road in Kent county, west of the
railroad, Senator Murphy says, has
been put into condition for travel, and
similar conditions exist in western
Sussex county,in spite of the fact that
/ 611rs lac OF ,.lx ,f
improved highway has been built by
the department. An appropriation of
$150,0O0 now. Senator Murphy feels,
would enable the highway commission
to go ahead with its road building
program and the additional revenue
will take care of the highways future
needs. The commission is asking ar
appropriation of $150,OO0 for 1924 anC
like amount for 1925.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17
KENT GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
Drawn by Jury Commissioners for the
February Term of Court


February Term of Court
The Grand Jurors to serve one year
and the Petit Jurors for the Febru-
ary term of court convening on Feb
ruary 10Th, ,1923,were drawn on Thurs
day by Jury Commissioners Collins
and Murry. They are as follows:
Grand Jurors-First district Pennell
r. Smith, Samuel c. Ransom, Thomas
Jefferson. Second-Ralph c. Wilson,
William F. Moor. Third-Edward A.
Evans, Daniel F. Loose. Fourth
George Schulz, Joseph ]. Latter. Fifth
Simeon S. Pennewill, John Carrow
Charles B. Wilson. Sixth-Hermar
Dill, John b: Medford. Seventh-Rob-
ert j. Lindale, Daniel Saxton, Arthur
Walker. Eighth-William H. Eaton
William A. Hargadine. Ninth-Herb
| ert A. Kent, w. E. Jacobs, t. Coursey
Hammond. Tenth-George H. Davis
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17
WANTED

Man with car to sell guaranteed
Cord tires. Will arrange salary and
expense with right man.
CORD-O-VAN RUBBER COMPANY
166 West Jackson Blvd.
1-17-23-1t Chicago, Ill,
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17

b NJ wnisereSt was manifested in
|. i. ."eanesday in the sale of the
l. 'sse' T property of the late Mrs.
\ =. 1.0Tnsend VI Smithers, two doors
.s motel Richardson. The pro-
'nefed for sale included the
u rs.eperty of Mrs. Smithers with
II .lT ''1nt |; running back to King
ama aiu tne lot or yard attached to
ID F2 property with a frontage Of
h y me n house was purchased by
! n n. ~. Satterfeld, attorney. 70,
H Presumably aea for a client. an[
sa'.s WITH 60 feet frontage wa, wa,
D, y TI Dy Arthur ]. Kingsbury fol
ID na me household goods, tosetb. tn,
h ,,a many old relics and vaInabl,
nsD,. u antiques were also sold
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17
| 'hAlAN CHURCH NOTES

haebjna VSence S of Pastor Eckard
Aas ~,' Services Are Cut Out
sspel at IN IN "a = prayer meeting in
sfoHowaaSJ aJ'SO . a; m. Sunday. This
V At 4ITed I,sl by the Sunday School
be Da.tH8 $40 Rev. ]. M. L. Eek
PASTOR has gone to Atlantic
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17

-, Grange No. 81, P. of H.
|. wi visited by Capitol Grange, of
an saturday, next, Jan. 20 at
The Dover Grange will
"a the program.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17

supposed to have originated
chunk stove destroyed the
rs contents and the outbuild-
eonging to Perry C. Othoson
aalfaS, Nd, at three o'clock Fri
lamlng. The property was what
a0Sn as "The Dreka Mill" prop
|. Sa a.il the loss is estimated at
fDVVO, = partly covered by insur-
Inc Fire Company of Middle
y vas Summoned,but could not an,
y Call due to the bad condition
ui' road between Warwick anC
s..l uas' Mr.. Othoson and his fam.
a'I' escaped being burned in the
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17
Produce
Live Stock
'rpN8 AND VICINITY
+. Webb's White Loaf Flour.
....d satisfaction.-Adv.

;, ,onr poultry thrive. Use my
r. |sstsd brand of poultry feeds; my
'',,s ''ivtsure-J. Frank Webb.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17

|sMa'S two coal yards were out
laracite coal several days last
and number had to resort to
lnous and other substitutes. The
d this week, however, saw a few
S Of anthracite come in which
agerly sought. Never has the
SaI situation been more tight or
ran than this year but our local
are doing all they can to serve
ksple and by delivering in small
aa's are keeping everybody as
Aable as possible.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17

rsrdue water and light rents
/ h paid by February l, 1928.
[, and light may be discontinued
|. .h,t time. | will be at the office
In 10 11.SO a. M, and 2 to 3
RI. S. Anthony, collector.-adv'
E,,S H. Rees, of Chesapeake City,
| rI.EnOwn in Smyrna, has sold
[sdvare store to Leroy Foard,son
| !, and Mrs. Thomas Foard. Mr.
! has been associated with Mr.
|. hr several years. Mr.. Rees will
[phs time to the automobile bus
Smyrna times., 1923-01-17

bel White, the driver of the
truck that ran over and killed
aBOnS last week, was exhonor-
By COroners jury Friday in
ngtOn. White is a former Smyr-
" being raised partly by Gilmore
Nl, and his many friends felt all
t was an accident that was un-
aSe. The accident happened al
Us Corner, while Parsons was
'g off to give a message to the
2 Of another PAX truck.
Shoshone journal., 1923-10-12
Why Not?

If certain medicinal spring waters
benefit human beings why should they
not be good for horses who have sim
liar bodily structures? So thought a
well-known English horse trainer and
his ailing horses at Doncaster are now
being supplied with water from
the famous Harrowgate springs, in
spite of laughter of his friends. Did
not EPSON salts originate in a spring
near the famous race course at Ep-
som? And, is there any significance
in that fact?