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The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

J. ]. Fore of Sutton community, was business visitor to Prescott Wednes- day.
 Better than ever. and have always been the best. Banner Buggies. Nevada County Hardware Co. 2-15 2t
 Fred Powell has resumed his run on the Missouri Pacific Ky, as mail clerk. after few weeks lay-off on ac- count of illness.
 Ellis Jones of Prescott route L was in the city last week on business. and called at the Picaynne office and re uewcd his subscription to our paper.
 FOR SAEE-One pair#of horses and wagon. Will sell together or separate ly. Cash or credit. Also one good milch COW and calf See Sid Gentry IL
 l.. D Boyd of Emmet, was busi- ness visitor to Prescott Tuesday, and called at the Picayune office and re uewed his subscription to the Pieay- une.
 The following subscribers were ad-
 
 ded to the pieayune's list last week: w. A. Carter. Bluff City; L. M, Carter Bluff City; D. Neal Sayre; L. II. Waltball Sayre; x. T. Linzy, SaFre.
 It was rumored here yesterday afternoon that a negro was lynched at BlevinS the night before for an at tempt assault on a white girl. No par tieulars could he learned before we went to press.
 Banner Top Buggies, the best for the money. Nevada County Hardware Company. 2-15-2t
 The following renewed their sub Scription to the Picayune during the past week Harvey X Son, Bluff City; k. N. Ledbetter, Prescott Route }; F. C. Upton. Bluff City: C. c. Cathey, Bluff City.
 l. C Gipson, Prescott route 3, was Il business visitor to Prescott last Thurs day and called atthe Picayune office to renew his subscription to our paper Mr. Gipson has been a subscriber to the Picayune for 45 years. and we hope he may continue to receive the paper another h years or more.
 The Picayme job department will soon print new directory fer the Southwest Arkansas Telephone Co Anyone contemplating putting in new phone within the next thirty days are asked to notify the manager of the telephone exchange right away. so that their name will appear in the directory.
 ChaS Orriek is with the tax col lcctprs again this week, and sub ScriherS should avail themselves of this opportunity to renew their sub  ScriptionS to the picayme. He is authorized to receipt for old as well as new subscriptionS and will try to meet every tax payer in the county during the month of February
 ROAD MEETING
 There will he a meeting at the court house in Pre- colt on next Saturday. the 17th of February at l o'clock D. m. for the purpose of trying to get to- gether on the road question: We want to understand the situation as it k and take such steps as we think proper This is critical time Let everybody interested in the Banlhead
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

It was rumored here yesterday afternoon that a negro was lynched at BlevinS the night before for an at tempt assault on white girl No par tieulars conld he learned before We went to press.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

sam T. White and H. F. Doris are in St. Louis this week buying spring merchandise for the OZan Mercantile Company.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Banner Top BuggieS, the best for Company. 2-l3-2t
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Better than ever. and have always been the best. Banner Buggies Nevada County Hardware Co. 2-lo Zt
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Mrs Paul Butcher and little son, of Clarksville, Texas. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Butcher last week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

sam WeStmoreland, of Weaver. killed hog last Thursday which weighed when dressed 500 pounds.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Joe Boswell is in St. Louis this week week buying spring merchandise for his large mons furnishing store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Mrs. Mary Montgomery is spending a few days in Little Rock with her parents. Gov. and Mrs T. C. McRae.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Banner Bugges have a wonderful lot of improvements. See them at Nevada County Harwware Co. 2-15 2t
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

J. ]. Fore of Sutton community, was a business visitor to Prescott Wednes- day.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Fred Powell has resumed his run on the Missouri Pacific By, as mail clerk after few weeks lay-off on ae- count of illness.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

NJ l.. Emerson. manager of the Heal telephone exchange. was bUsi- ness visitor to Little Rock last Thurs day.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

C. w. Westmoreland. the Weaver merchant. was n brsineSs visitor to Prescott Friday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

The following subscribers were ad- ded to the Pieayune's list last week; w A Garter. Bluff City; l.. M, Carter Bluff City: D. Neal, Sayre; l.. H. Waltball. Sayre \, T. Linzy, SaEre.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Banner Top Buggies. the best for the money. Nevada County Hardware Company. 2-lo 2t
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

sam Hamilton of Pine Bluff. visited home folks here Sunday and Monday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Clyde Marsh of Memphis. visited Prescott friends last Monday
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

w. t. Hudson of Laneburg. was a business visitor to Prescott Wednes- day.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Squire F. E. Murry of Laneburg, Tuesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

Ellis Jones of Prescott route 1, was in the city last week on business. and called at the Picayune office and re uewed his subscription to our paper
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

The Picayune is delivered anywhere in the U. s. A. for S100 per year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-02-15

In 1912 all purposes
The Washington times., 1923-08-20
DETROIT. CRIME
WAVE STILL.
UNDATED
collector. Held Up and Robbed
y of 1000; Is Latest
sSsss Victim. ssi-#..+ss-; =,
'Intefnational News Service.


DETROIT. Mich, Aug, 2o.-A
wave Of oGtlawry which swept De-
troit Sunday. resulting in the death
Of a policeman and wounding of
eeveral other persons. continued
today. when collector for the
General Ice Delivery Company was
held up and robbed Of $4,000.
Five Men In Custody.
Five men were lin. custody sus-
pected of connection with a raid
on the fashionable Alleudale Inn.
where four men and two women
were shot and seventy-five gay
patrons lined against the wall and
robbed of cash and Jewels estimated
at 100000. A posse Of 1 900 citi
Gems is besieging a swamp six miles
south of Monroe where a sixth sus-
pect is believed in hiding.
{ The bandits announced their ap-
Vearance on the dance floor of the
Inn by firing revolvers into the
ceiling and their weapons continued
to bark at every display of fight.
Police believe the same gang
responsible for the death of Patrol.
man Oscar Reinhardt, who was IA.
tally shot when. he attempted to
halt occupants Of a speeding auto
mobile. on. the" Monroe road.
Two Youths Are Shot.
Two youths, both sixteen, were
shot, one perhaps fatally, when
they engaged in a pitched battle
with police after holding up a
motorist on a road leading into the
city.
Fourteen other hold-ues were re.
ported to the police.
The raid on the Allendale Inn.
marked the third time Within a
week that gangsters have descended
on roadhouses near Detroit. Two
were entered over the week end and
twenty-five guests lind up and
their valuabies seized.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20
S4,0D0,QOIQ,Q!!|O!O
|. FRENCH. debt
;. WORRIES
Secretary Mellon Will Report
to Coolidge. on Euro
pean Trip.
BY International News. Service.

~ BY International News service.
There isr no immediate prospect
for the opening Of new negotiations
hooking to = the funding of The
3A,ee0 ,0a0, 0Q0s:, debt of, the French
government to rthe limited States.
twas learned at. the Treasury
Department today. -. -
Returning to Washington. after
an absence Of six weeks in Europe.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon
went into conference at once with
Eliot Wadsworth, secretary OF the
American Debt Funding Commits
sion, to check up on the status OF
tire. European debts which. this
Government, is. now trying to col
lect..>s.
. It was ANNOUNCED at the close OF
this conference that no plans had
Observation-Disclosures for an ,earlY +meet-
ing of<the debt commissions and 1t
was Indicated that no assurances
bid been received that France was
preparing to, resume the negOtia-
tons which were; broken off several
months ago, when Jean Parmen-
tier returned to Paris with the in
formation that there was apparent
sly no chance OF getting the United
States to reduce the Preach debt.
administration officials are con-
Gdent that the French debt win be
Hnuedated eventually. despite the
propaganda both here and abroad
IL favor Of cancellation or reduc-
ton but they see no hope for
definite progress while 2 the 'repas
xeuons problem continues to- ac-
cdpy the attention of = Premier
R0incAre and his cabinet.
Secretary Mellon planned to dis
cnss the foreign, debt situation with
President Coolidge during the day
and to report on his European
trip. -.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20

1920 BUICK ROADSTER: GOOr
TIRES: GOOD CONDITION; S3"6.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20
P. }. FRIEL, g. NJ. HANLEY.. Al
t0rneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Misunderstanding Probate Court.
Estate Of Cletos Abing, deceased
No 3OS69. Observation-Disclosures
having been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament of said de"
ceased, and for letters testaIne hfary
on said estate by Adaline Abing. 1t
10 ordered that End day Of August, A.
Sd 1898, that Ubafdo eAbfng' 1nd Paz
sConingeo. and allsr qAheE8 1bconeerned
10Th day Of September: A.ZD. 1879. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. to show. cause why
such application should not be granted
seWas4iington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times ence IN each Of
three successive weeks before the re.
publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. JEN-
NINGS BAILEY, Justice. (SeaL) Attest,
for the District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20

sTERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Champlain" st. at Kalorama' Rd'
The Washington times., 1923-08-20
PRoOFREADER

is wanted for final reading on
The Saturday Evening Post, The
Ladies' Home Journal and The
Country Gentleman. Accuracy,
education, experience, spec
with practical knowledge of :
printing. are emphasized in the
order named. The position Is =,
permanent. with attractive sala-
ry, in pleasant surroundings.
Apply by letter with full partic-
ulars to The Curtis Publishing
Company. Employment Depart
ment, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20
DWarfs Movie ThriIIers.

MONTICELLO, Ind, Aug. 90
Paul Brant, truck driver, went
( movie stars one better recently
when the brakes refused TO hold
and he backed his truck over a 100
foot bluff. Brant hurled himself
through the air. caught and chung
to. q small hvsh until help came.
The truck was smashed to smith
The Washington times., 1923-08-20

USED CARS
VIZ RuIcK ,4 : TOURING IUao 1922; DkIyEN
GGofnMnPJLETELY ovERHAULED: COOP
usU2ERr F FIVE 'e6N>DITioN; 1ssss. oN
- ;, HypMoB11E RoApsTER, 1922;
AND Is ONE OF OUR CERTIFIED
GOLD SEAL CARS; $776.
DURANr 4-cYL. TOURING. 1929;
REPAINTED AND QYERHAULED: AN
EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTIVE CAR AT
FORD, SEDAN, LATE 1922; SPECIAL
RINH 4SFo RAf LIKE shq Naw co9R cdaKEEff
1 1Ab MANS E1SE ESSrkH2Es E s4 SFNA" fAN"
1920 BUICK ROADSTER: GOOD
TIRES: GOOD CONDITION; Ss"6.
BUICK 1919. TOURING; REPA1NTEp
AND oyERHAULED; $+96.
DODGE ROADSTER. 1922; MOTOR
RUNS QUIET AS NEW. PAINT is PER
Feet: GOOD TIRES, TOP AND UP
AOLsTDRYi IN SPLENDID COMB
T1OM THROUGHOUT; 1915.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR DISPLAY
CARS AT OUR NEW USED CAR
1881 1Ath st.
JUST BELOW YOU st.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Champlain" St: at Kaloran1a' Rd.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20

ulars to The .Curtis Publishing
Company Employment Depart
ment Philadelphia. Pa.
WAITER-Colored; no Sunday work;
g gsdr wages .ag s.. CENTRAL 'REsTAU-
-. - CHAUFFEURS = -
Washington's largest, and best
cab service offers you a posi-
ton; good cars. Hustlers make
big money. References required.
- Apply ~ >.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI CO.,
1914 New Hampshire Ave. N. w.
PAPERHANGERs at once; six first
class. with, tools; union. w. F. An
drews. 1904 14th st, N, W.. ="
coLLECToR-You man, with bicycle
Germ good Opportunity for advance
/ ment. LII reply state age. school work
completeds experience. and give srefere
ences. Box 30, Times Office.
HOTELS need ambitions men-Nation-.
wide demand in all departments. ho-,
tells. tearoorns. cafeterias. clubs. part
ment fhonses: uncrowded 'Efeld; flne
living. Quick advancement: our meth
DDS. indoraed; our stucents employed by
leading hotels everywhere Open eve.
'nfngs. Call for particulars. Lewis Hotel
Training School 1870 N. 7: Ave: y. w.
/ AN INTELI1IGENT PERSON. either ser.
may earn 500 to &2o0 monthly corre-
spending for newspapers: SIS to $26
weekly In spare time; experience un-
suggested. send for particulars Ma.
.tIonal Press- Bureau. BuffaIosf N. \.
10000 LABORERS. New York: 81 to SO:
fgre paid. white Cross Bureau. s2i n
ST. N. w. Dr. Drew. Pres,
A n A.
: dealer to represent our company in
= Washington to sell one of the best
and most rapidly selling waterfront
acres. and over three rec miles water
front: liberal commissions Riviera
Beach Dev. Co., 113 8. Hanover ST.
Baltimore. Nd.
Help Wanted Female -
CLERK-For bakery: settled woman;
permanent. Call Col 1901.
cOOK-Experienced,f for boarding house.
Apply 1911 X ct. N. W.,
GENERAL house worker. white or coll
ored; stay nights. 826 L st. y: p.
DIsHWASHER-coloredi at once. s6Os
Observation-Disclosures: permanent;
= easy work; no selling. Mr.. Jones, as
Southern Bldg j
MATTRESSES. experienced. white. NAM
!; HAITIAN CAFE. cog Sth ct. N. w.
HOTELS need ambitious wOmen-r1ation.
wide demand in all departments, no.
tells; tearooTns, cafeteria, clubs, apart.
ment houseR; uncrowded field, fine
living; quick adva nEement; ot1f meth
DDS indorsed; our students employed By
leading hotels everywhere. Open eve.
nings. Call for particulars. Lewis Hotel
Training School. 1910 N. Y. Ave. ". w.
DOUBLE your Income, BY using spare
time to sell splendid securities for
- reliable established Washington house.
Great opportunity for those who win
amply themseives..-~ Address Box ATS,
Times Herald. - 49,
|. CHILDREN 2 TO Is YEARS
Loving care. amusement, education every
day in the year while parents work,
shop. market or e~vacate. Outdoor life
in Zoo and Rock Creek park; bus calls
|, 10 q. m. and SIS p. m. 3242 18th st.
~. W., Mt. Pleasant car TO 10th st.
loop bus. PRICE, very reasonable
AND DAY SCHOOL
BOYD SHORTHAND IN 30 daye; eaeiosg,
rapid. BOYD School. 1898 g. d. S976.
GIRLS for heiper-maids,- laundry WON.
|. en-. cooks. FULLER.s. 1921 25th ct. .
Help Wanted Male &
7 80 Female
WOULD like someone to take special
care Of canary bird for one month.
Boz. A-61 Times Herald.
Help Wanted Salesmen
The Washington times., 1923-08-20

FRANRLTN RoADsTER-MqdeF a. ,M.
This machine while notsa ~ car will
more money value than ANY, Frank
lin car advertised in town. CaM Or
phone for Demonstration s8TUDE@
.RAKER, 14th and RS5stg-s - ":
The Washington times., 1923-08-20
For SaIe-MisceIloneous

BABY CARRIAGE = Good condition
reasonable. Call III p st. N. w
$50 COUNTER CABINETS, SIS.
Our best offer: inspect 631 r NV. Z
WASHING MACHINE--White Crystal
almost new: $40. 1850 9Th st. N: e.
PARTY leaving city will sell contents o.
three room apartment reasonable
Act quick FIR. 76A2-J.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20

1881 18th st.
JUST BELOW YOU ST.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20
Help Wanted Male

SOLICITORS-Experie ornament.
easy work; no selling. Mr.. Jones. AIS
Southern Bldg.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20
: THE.
WASHINGTON HERALD
nATTv AND SUNDAY

rate delivered by carrier In washing
ton and Alexandria The Washington
HERALD Daily and Sunday. y delivered
81 carriers at zoe per week daily only,
l0c Fer week: Sunday only, loo per
week. Orders can be sent by mail or
telephone Main $3.50. Collection u made
weekly BY carriers. -. = >
The Washington times., 1923-08-20

DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR DISPLAY
OF cERTTFIED COLD SEAL. USED
CARS AT OUR NEW USED CAR
SALESROOM.
The Washington times., 1923-08-20

BUICK 1919. TOURING: REPA1NTEp
AND OVERHAULED; $%2b.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-11
tHE>TERTowN NOTES.

'hestertown. Mi. Jan. 1.-THE
Rock lIaU Independent. n newspaper
which made its initial issue sometime
IN September with Prof W. \. L.
Suang. principal of tho Rock HAL
high school. "a editor. and Nr. peltz
"a business manager, llae suspended
publication. owing to a lack z patron
age. Il WAS the only newspaper
ever established outside ~ chester
town IN this county.
Tho annual meeting Of tho stock
holders Of the Third National Bank
was held Monday in the directors
room of the bank President w. Brad
ford Copper read an interesting re
port Of the progress OF tho institution
The following were elected directors
for tho ensuing year: Ellsworth e
Rowers Thomas II. Bowers. W. Prad-
ford Copper, T. BENJAMIN Durdius
Ellsworth Ieary, Stonewall ! John
son, II. Stockton START Thomas g
Worth. u. Medford Brooks. and An
drew W. Wilson. Tho bank has 70
sources amounting 20 more than 81
$4,000. and is one ~ mo largest in
s'itutione on tho Eastern Shore.
Tho board ~ county commit ssioners
has sent out notices 10 many % the
tax payers in the county Informing
them that they are privileged to an
pear before Tho board on January Il
10 appeal from tho asspssment of
their property recently made by duly
appointed assessors FOR the several
die'ricts IN tho county. ]; has boor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-11
CURED HIS
RHEUMATISM!

y am eishty-three year. old and
doctored for rheuma tism ever since
came out az the army. over
80 years ago. Like many
others. | spent money freely for SO
called cures and have read about
Uric Acid until I could almost taste
u. l could not sleep nights or walk
without pain: my hands were so sore
and Etin | could not hold n pen. hut
now ! am again in active business and
can walk with ease or write all day
with comfort. Friends are SURPRISED
az tho change You might lust as
well attempt 10 put out fire with
OIL as try 10 get rid of your rheuma-
tism. neuritis and like complaints
10y taking treatment supposed To drive
Uric Acid out OF your blood and body.
Il took Mr.. Ashelman fifty years TO
find out the truth. lilo learned how 10
get rid Of the true cause Of his rheu-
matism. other disorders. and recover
his strength from "Che Inner Mys-
teriea.' now being distributed free
10y an authority who devoted over
twenty years 20 the scientific study
~ tins trouble. IL any reader OF
Every Evening wishes The Inner
Mysteries Of rheumatism" containing
facts overlooked by doctors and
scientists for centuries past, simply
send post card or letter to u Il
Clearwater. No. 7is-E street. Halo
well, Maine. Send now, lest you for 10
get IL not a sufferer. cut out TINS
notice and hand this good news and
opportunity 10 some afflicted ftiend
All who send win receive IL 10y return
mall without any charge whatever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-11

tho intention OF tho board to mako
the asscssment OF property as uniform
M possible throughout tho county and
TO place on tho tax books every piece
of propetty'in tho county not now ON
the books. a survey OF past con
ditions disclosc~ many equalities In
the assessment Of real estate and this
has caused many of the tax pnycrs
To make protest of tho inequality of
the asss~sincnts. IL In very likely
that tho asscssablc basis OF the county
Will bc materially increased.
Tho 1adioe' Aid Society OF Chr,.,
NJ l.. Church were entertained last
evening ut the homo Of Mrs. Horace
Reed on High etreet.
Notwithstanding inc4ement weather
most of the farmers who changed
their places OF residence. thss month
have gotten settled In thee new homes
aud are making preparations for
spring work.
The funeral OF Mrs Henrietta Chr
rol was held yesterday. with services
conducted by Rev. Charles l.. Atws,er
rector Of Emmanuel Epiecopal Church
i'f'A lA'hA W 'N'FA'l cemetery.
Rev Mr.. Saunders OF North Caro-
lima has accepted a call 10 tho rector
ship of st Clements parish, Massey
Tho will Of Miss NJ. Jennie placlis.
ton will he rresented to the Orphan.
Court this week for probate. she
left an estate valued at $4,000, the
bulk 81 which ehe bcpucathed To her
two nephows, George Blackiston a,
canton, Ohio and llooten Blackis,on
who resides I'm the South.
Automobile dealers are receivlr,
orders FOR many cars 20 he delivered
In the spring
Howard l. Reed and Fred 8 R,,aaeI'
are suffering from grip.
Judge John i. Nlcholzon's now bome
at iairlee, Is completed and no and his
daughter, M's. Florence Christopher
/ took possession on New Years Nav.
Arthur l,oller will tenant tho fudge,
farm
Mrs. Emma Snitcher ia serious',
/ M.
Howard n. Baldwin 10 motoring Z,
Florida
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-11
ST. GEORGES NEWS.

81. Georges. Jan. LII. &. Risnear
~ kirltwoOd has moved his family
into tho bungalow opposite tho Moth
C'iist church.
George J. Render. who formerly
tenantcd the John Yam farm near
here has sold his stock and farming
Implements and accepted position
with Harry V. BuCkRon
Miss Nellie Carrow IL iU with srip
Edward Richards Of wrangle Hm
II visiting his brother I'm Philadelphia
Robert Gibbons, son ~ Mr.. and Nrs
Herbert Gibbons, who has heon seri-
Ously ill with diphthsrfs. Va improv-
ing No new eases have been reported
Nj and Mrs. Norman Sparks on
tertainod al their home On Friday
Mr. ard Mrs. William Asrril. Sr. Mr..
and Mrs William Aspr1l. Jr.. and Mr.
and Mrs Walter Moore.
James r. Roberts, haa completed
the bungalow ~ Mrs. Kate Kane "
Summit Bridge She took possession
yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-11
MAIL CARRIER FOR
RICHARDSON PARK
Clarence J. Mccoy Designated
by Postmaster English TO
Cover Five Points.
Special Correspondent ivory Fverlnr

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Richardson Park. Jan. n - Clarence J
NcC ov. lotfer carrier of Wilmington.
has hcen designated ne carrier IN serve
mail here bv Postmaster James =
Englsh of Wilmington Tho carrier
will hopin hls work on Tuesday Post
master English and Mr. Mccoy. to-
pathcr with members n tho Five Points
Clvics' Association mail committee.
'ull make final survey If this section
Tomorrow afternoon ~ ~ understood
that seven or oight housckecpers have
not yot equipped their homes with mail
boxes but the majority of them are new
residents hero and they have pfomisod
20 place the boxes ~ position hy Mon
day The mail committee hos posted
printed notices instructing residents how
their mail should boo addressed after
next Tuesday. Tho directory has hecn
completed and turned over 20 the postal
authorities Thshooly contains tho name
of I 800 or moro adults residing m tho
Five Points district
John Palmer If smyrna has boon
nameG az manager NJ The local American
store winch VIII open tomorrow.
Patrons If tho Wilmington & Phila-
dclphia Traction GO. arc complain.
ing Of tho ears stopping on the far SIDE
Of the du Point road. following the
establishing Of a gasoline station on the
| sidewalk where passengers want for cars
/ Nlrs Gallon Jordin, teacher m th'
/ schoul has bcen granted % leave n
absence and will spend several weeks "a
/ Atlantic CITY During her absence Mrs
/ T.. -. Mitchell Of Wilmington viii TAXI
/ charge of her class