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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

UN1ow It all can be told"-why
IN we still have oaryigs in Sc.
uttle-if the political campaign
speech Of Frank Kannair, candi
date for county commissioner from
the North district, at Map,e valley,
Thursday night, is testimony.
Earwigs in politics? Z, Certainly,
says Kannair. ,and he gave his hear.
crs list OF seven persons who, he
snys. got a sl.0O4.4S share of the
"county's beneficenco" for earwig
control during July, at least a
month after the carwig bait work
was advised by the horticultural dc.
partmont to be used.
Commissioners Tom Dobson and
william Gaines denied knowledge OF
how the money was spent after II
was turned over, they claim. TO the
city for administration.
"Its lie; there's no; word OF
truth in that story" Gaines ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
FIRST CANDIDATES IN.
Seattle Crash the Gate Into the
Stars HALL OF FAME.

| CANDIDATES for the superior
~ bench Of King county started
crashing tho gate" OF The Stars
Hail Of Fame Friday.
To win a niche in this hall Il r.
necessary for the aspiring candidate
10 decide that two,month vacations
for judges are altogether too long
and are one Of the reasons for
present court congestion.
Tho Star suggests that two
weeks. which is about all anybody
else gets IN sufficient for Judge.
Niche no. / II reserved by:
JAMES McCABE, attorney. and
candidate for Position No. 2, IN op.
position 20 Judge Frater. lie said
two weeks was enough for him. ~
elected
Niche No. ? goes 20
CHARLES T.. CLAYPOOL attor.
ney and former novBpapermnn. con.
testing with Malcolm Douglas for
Judge Boyd TaIlmhns place. He
says he advocated two.week vaca.
tons for Judges four years ago.
Niche No. II reserved by
BOYD J. TALI.MAN. Judge In
Department No. l. who asked The
Star TO look up his record. In
Spection OF tho record shows that
Judge Tallman was off for IL
months. under fun pay. during
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
DIES IN SHAFT OF
ELEVATOR
Business Man Killed When
He Is Trapped

Caught between the elevator and
the shaft wall, Il. L. Koetter. So, OF
1880 Shorthand drive. was instantly
killed Friday at 315 Occidental ave.
Koetter was secretary and treasurer
OF the Spredwell Products company,
at the same address.
There were no witnesses to the &C.
cident. Koetter was last seen alive
shortly after IL a. M, when he took
some stencils from the factory room
on the second floor and said he was
going up to the third floor.
His body was found at 1870 by
Homer w. Moore, l04S Thistle way,
an employee of the Acme Transfer
company, which occupies the first
floor OF the building.
The elevator was halted between
the second and third floors. Moore
tried to use the lift, when he dis.
covered the elevator jammed. with
the body hanging partly in and part.
ly outside the cage,
Koetter is survived by widow
and n married daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Goodbye" He Says
as Trap Is Sprung

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Aug. "a
Goodbye. boys were tho only
words Martin sllzcovich. condemned
murderer. uttered as he slipped thru
the gailows nt Folsom state prison
at 1906 q. m. today.
sllzcovich was not pronounced
dead until 10 minutes and 80 seconds
later. This time is said 10 he the
longest OF any hangings ever oc-
curing at Folsom prison.
As slIzcovich emerged from the
death cell he half smiled His smile
changed TO one Of fear MS he mount
cd tho steps, but he did not falter.
Two persons, witnesses TO the
execution, tainted as the trap was
sprung.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
SAFE
BUT L0CATELLI
is MISSING
Started From Iceland With
Smith and Nelson
CRUISERS MAKE SEARCH
YankS May Go on Today If
Aviator Is Found

WITH both American round.the-
w world flyers safe in FredriI1sdal,
Greenland. naval vessels guarding
the flight centered their efforts Fri.
dny on the fate OF Lieutenant Loca-
tell. Italian pilot. missing on the
flight from Iceland 10 Greenland.
In the absence OF any word from
him and his four passengers. 1t Is
thought possible that Locatelll. who
was leading Nelson and Smith. may
have proceeded on toward Iyigtui.
Greenland. which Smith hoped 10
reach II time and weather permitted.
There was no confirmation OF a
London Daily Mail report that the
Italian was safe in Greenland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
MARS SNUCCLES
TO EARTH
Won't Be So Close Again
Till Year 1000 A. D.
TOO SLOW FOR EARTH
We Are Gaining on Planet
in Race Around Sun
BY WAGNER WHITE

LOWELL OBSERVATORY. Flag.
staff. Arlz.. Aug. %. - Early this
evening Mars ana the earth viii be
neck and neck in their race around
tho sun.
This constitutes the Opposition" in
which the scientific world IS so in.
torested After tonight the earth be.
gins gaining on the planet, which
falls behind. never 10 come so near
the earth again until well after the
year 1000 4. d.
Scientists at Lowell observatory
here, where special studies have been
made OF the planet since 1894, do not
anticipate seeing anything spectacu.
lar tonight.
The planet will however. be In n
most favorable position for study.
Presented to the lnquiring eye Mt
tho ginnt telescopes will be the "des-
ert region" al the center OF which
il dark area called soils Jacques"
or lake OF the sun, once thought to
bc water. but now suspected OF be.
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Editorial)

THIS IS why crooks laugh at
i tho Seattle police depart.
mcnt. This is why the depart.
mcnt commands no respect from
Seattle citizens. This Is why Il
absolutely fails 20 stop the liquor
traffic, the dope traffic and tho
nightly array OF burglnrics and
holdups.
Here are three reputable citl.
gems. mindlnE their own bust.
ness. Pielow. cx.cop. drunk,
they say. wrecks their cars.
Two cops come along. pass tho
timc OF day and walk off. No
investigation, no report. no mr..
rest-and the citizens may
whistle for damages.
Docs Chief severns do any.
thins7 Not on your life. Moth.
Ing serious. anyway. Twenty.
four hours after he learns about
II, thru the newspapers, the
chief orders n citizen 10 swear out
a warrant for Pielow. The cops
will probably get medals.
A RREsT OF Ed Pielow. former po
"A lice sergeant. on charge o.
reckless driving. was ordered Friday
in warrant sworn TO before Justice
Jacob KalIma by J. ]. Smith, 1854
Iakcview ave.
Pielow was arrested at noon anC
released on 800 bond. He gave Lee
oppie as the name OF n witness {,
suhStantiptc his claims in fighting
the auto owners charges. oppie
who lives at 1904 Seventh ave, is {
former secret investigator employee
by Mayor II. ]. Brown about a yea
ago. Severyns said.
The warrant follows accusations
made against Pielow by Smith and
John Stasulet, OF San Francisco
They declared that Pielow, drunk
into their cars outside the
Van Siclen apartment house Wed.
nesdny night.
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boat was a mass OF flying splinters
and broken glass. Nine shots from
the one.pounder were fired and
one OF these struck Shcarcr in the
back.
At least IS direct hlts In the hull
and cabin OF the speed boat were
registered by the Aroata's marks.
men.
shearer and Hendricks were taken
on board the Arcata and wireless
was sent TO Seattle TO have an
ambulance on hand when the ship
docked.
Shearer's wounds were dressed
on board ship and he was taken
to the city hospital early Friday
when the Arcata locked at Bell St.
terminal.
Cart. +. G. Dodge, in command
Of coGst guard liquor operations in
This district, reports that tho NJ S9o
is the third booze boat 10 bc cap.
turfd by the Arcata In the past
two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
DUMBELL DuD Is so DUMB
He THINKS.

Fiee, week is a fas, Once. r.
Eckland.
An airplans Is used 10 level clouds
Joseph Gustafson.
Earwigs are adjustable side
burns.-Ferris Updike.
Wee" CoyIe Is the handspring for
y va;ch.-Lura !. Cook.
There are traffic cops IN Venice
Joe connely.
That HooCH Is the chemical
formula for moonshine. - Malcolm
Rigby.
a hamlet Is part Of n pig
c. II. ".
DumbeIl bud won't read the
personal column on the society
page because he thinks II Is none
Of his business.-Mrs. A. g. s.
A cloud hank Is a place where you
get a rain check.-Betty Brown.
A ball field is a place to cry.-H. T.
Book.
Tooth paste is used to stick false
Teeth together-Y. Williams, Brem.
erton.
AND HE ALSO THINKS:
Wheeling West Virginia is inn
possible, while Reading Pennsyl-
vania would be pleasant pas
time.
An elephants trunk IL something
40 pack clothes in.-Ralph Rush.
worth.
Shoe horns produce the squeak In
shocs.-Christine Funk.
Chevrolet coupe is a French cock.
fail.
The presidents cabinet Is n rare
piece OF furnlture.-Edith Kobe.
A separator is n divorce court
5udge D. Mckenzie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Two Men Are Hurt
in Elevator Fall

Two men were injured Friday
when an elevator on the new Med.
cal building, at Westlake and Olive,
fell five stories.
Andrew w. Freeland. e62 w. Send
St. hoist engineer. is in the city hos
pital with wrenched back and
bruises about the head. G.. V. Quist.
10, OF 1920 send ave. n. W.. has n
broken ankle.
The men said they didn't know how
the accident happened. They had
started down, after having taken
some material TO the fifth floor. At
first they thought the lift was being
lowered normally. but when it
reached the bottom II failed to stop
and the men were thrown - the
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
TO SURVEY BASIN

Official investigation by the Unit.
ed States government Of the Colum.
bia river basin irrigation project Will
begin September /. II was an.
nounced Friday. Two Seattle men
are TO be on the governments en-.
cheering commission that will make
the survey, according TO a telegram
received by s. n. Hedges from Roy
Gin. Of Spokane. chairman Of the
executive committee Of the project.
4. J. Turner and Joseph Jacobs,
both Of Seattle, have been named
members Of the commission by As.
slstant Secretary Of the Interior
Goodwin. together with Charles II.
Locher. OF Hancock, Md. The ngri.
cuiturists named on tile commission
are o. J.. Waller. vice president or
Washington state college. and +. Ii.
uEtcheyerry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Earwig Bait Coin Used
for Campaign Expenses
County Gang" Is Accused, tut Dobson
and Gaines Deny Charges

claimed. Hes been spreading sto.
ries around like that.
III that money was spent as Kan.
nair says, It was done by Chief
Clerk MoenEs. of the city streets
and sewers department, who. be.
liove, still draws up the earwig con.
troll payroll"
HOU SE-TO.HOUSE
CANVASS EXPOSED
Kannnlr told his audience that
the county gang candidates. who
have used every meanAaand effort
10 camouflnge their connection with
the present county ring, had every
road boss and every member Of the
road employees making n house.to.
house canvass in their behalf"
Kannair then called attention to
the alleged misuse OF $1,000 fund
voted at the request of the city and
the city horticulturlst, for carving
batting purposes, in addition 20 the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Vessels Out to
Find Locatelli

ABOARD THE L. S. S. RICH
MoND, Aug. 22.-Admiral Magruder
has ordered the American cruisers
Richmond, Raleigh and Barr to
search the east coast Of Greenland.
around Cape Farewell. for Lieut..
LocatellI, the Italian pilot.
Naval officers aboard the Rich
mond were inclined TO the belief
that Locatelli may have proceeded
on past Frederiksdal and continued
hts flight to Iyigtut.
II was pointed out that he was
leading Smith and Nelson early In
the afternoon and II re lost them
he might have recalled that Smith
hoped 10 go on to Ivigtut II weather
and time permitted when they
reached Frederiksdal.
Locatelll, riding a bigger ma
chine than the Americans, carries
considerably more fuel. and could
easily have reached 1vigtut.
REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug.
22.-Lieutenants Lowell Smith
and Eric Nelson, after bucking
a strong northerly gale all after
noon. arrived at Frederiksdal.
Greenland, last evening. having
completed their S25-mile jump in
a little less than IL hours Of con-
tinuous flying.
The fatigue OF the flyers, coupled
with the delay in their arrival. caused
by the northeaster that famed their
machines, made II inadvisable for
them TO continue TO Ivigtut, the next
stop on their journey. and the point
Lieu. Smith wished 10 reach IL
weather conditions and flying time
had permitted.
There Is no definite word indi-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
HOMER q. BREW
VICTORIA. II. G.

Today Is the last day TO send In
Dumbell buds. The final prize
VIII be awarded Saturday. Send
one in and try for u dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Battle Off Whisky Spit Ends With One
Runner Wounded, Another Prisoner
and Booze Cargo Captured

Caught off Whisky Spit by the guns of the u S. s. Ar
cata early Friday boat rdded with shots from
the cutter and two aboard, seriously wounded
were captured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Arcata's Guns 'GeP Rumship


another
brought the Arcatas
under Lonsia, flog the Commander f. Dodge to
shoot to % this The the result Of direct hit
Az the the coast
boat sighting along did the Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
HAIL OF SHOT
WRECKS SPEED BOAT

Opening fire with the const guard
cutters one.pounder and mschine
gun, In few minutes the speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Cops Pass Buck and
Citizen Is Forced to
Order PieIow's Arrest

CHIEF seyerns forced Smith 10
swear out warrant. refusing to or.
der officers who were at the scene
Of the wrecks TO take action.
II have made preliminary in.
vcstigation o. this matter" the
chief said. and believe that the
only way 10 settle It is TO get the
matter into court. where the eyi.
dence can be introduced"
Pielo wis charged by Smith and
stasulet with having crashed into
their cars and into one other. while
trying 10 park on Eighth ave.
Pielow did not make his report
until 1890 y. m. Thursday. He
reported that he ran into Smiths
car as the latter was backing out
from the curb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

HERE'S THE WINNER
Beyond the Pale" means the
other side Of the bucket.-S.B.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
CITIZEN DENIES
PIEL0W'S ALIBI

Smith declares that he was visit.
ing Mt the apartment and heard the
crash while inside. He came out.
he says. and found hts car had been
knocked across the street.
Stasulet and his companion, Wal.
ter Mckay, made affidavits about
the details OF the accident Thursday
afternoon before the efficiency com.
mittee OF the city council. The two
charged they could get no satisfac.
ton from the police department
when they insisted Pielow be ar.
rested for the accident.
Both auto owners reported that
there were two broken whisky bot.
ties in Pielow's car and also that
the floor was covered with whisky.
When the police came, the drivers
declare, Plclow went off with them
and another man, who was in Pie
lows car. walked up the hill with a
suitcase that had been in his auto.
Smith declared Friday that he
would probably swear out warrant
for Pielow's arrest II the police did
nothing more about the matter.
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Carl Sherrer, engineer of
the rum craft, was hit in three
places, a one-pounder shell
striking him in the back. R..
Hendricks, the other member
of the rum crew, is being held
in the city Jail.
The rum craft. 2O.knot speed
boat, believed to be the M.Soo, had
so cases OF Scotch and Canadian
liquors aboard. altho her crew had
dumped n number overheard before
the guns OF the Arcata brought the
boat TO a halt.
Sherrer. as doctors worked over
him at the. city hospital. denied that
the liquor or the boat belonged TO
him. He refused TO say whom II
did belong TO. He said that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
SOUNDING MACHINE
AID IN CAPTURE

The Arcata was lying with lights
out off Whisky Spit near the en-.
trance to Hoods canal. when the
noise OF the rum boats engine was
picked mp by the vessels sounding
apparatus.
The Arcata lay perfectly, quiet
and the whisky runners drove their
boat directly alongside before tho
cutter revealed Itself.
4 lean OF light from search.
light played over the startled
whisky runners, and three times tho
Arcata vhistled the boat down.
Inaesd of stopping. the booze
boat turned nt right angles and its
powerful engines churned the water.
l.. A. Lonsdale. commander of the
Arcata, ordered shot across the
bow Of the speeding boat, but this
failed TO halt her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
CABLEGRAM TO DUD


CABLEGRAM TO DUD
RACK MONDAY sTOP HAVE
YOUR TRUNK PACKED COMMA
AND GET OUT srOf GEE GEE RE
PORTS THAT YOU HAVE At
TENTED To START A f1IRrA-
TfoN sIOF YOU RALLY RorrER
EXCLAMATION FONT UPON MY
RETURN COMMA I SHALL JOLLY
WELL RASH ~ YOUR JOLLY OLD
HEAD sToF
HOMER q. BREW
VICTORIA. IL. G.
Nope. a woman can never keep .
secret. That Is. unless you ask her
10 tell every one.
Lots Of men have started at the
bottom and worked 10 tho top. And
most OF them have sons that are do
Ing Just the opposite.
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LONDON. Aug. 22.-Normnn Ed
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Smyrna times., 1924-03-05

last Wednesday the reception given
in honor of Rev. DR.. Olin Scott !
Roche, son of the late Rev. DR.. John
A. Roche, of Smyrna, on the occasion
of his retirement as rector of st.
Peters Church, New York City, after
a 40 year pastorate. DR.. Roche, who
has now become rector emeritus, was
presented with purse of $1,000 in
gold.
Mr.. Joseph W. Ennis visited the
Delaware Hospital Sunday to see his
wife and his little new born son, May
nard Ennis. The little fellow arrived
Monday of last week and both he and
his mother hope soon to leave the hos
pital for an extended visit to Mrs.
Ennis former home at Southampton,
Pa. Mrs. Ennis before her marriage
was Miss Jane Kulp, a member of the
faculty of the Smyrna High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mendenhall
and two children have returned from
a motor trip. They went to Rising
Sun, Md, where they attended the
funeral of Mrs. Joseph Pogue, an old
family friend, and from there to Ok
ford and West Chester, Pa, to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew D. Cole, in
their new closed car, accompanied by
Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton and Mr.
Charles J. Sudler, motored to Della
ware City Sunday and visited Mrs.
Ebenora Griffin Clark.
Mrs. GIL. Alexander and her daugh-
ter, Miss Frances, spent the weekend
in Riverton, N. j., and Philadelphia,
and attended the concert of the Phil
adelphia Orchestra on Miss Frances
birthday anniversary.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Ashbrook (nee
Miss Mary Roberts,, have been spend
ing the weekend in Smyrna. Mrs
Ashbrook will remain for an extended
visit to her mother.
Mrs. Frank F. Reynolds, Jr., who
will leave this week to join her hus.
band who has a position at Panama
City, Florida, has been giving a mum
Der of farewell parties for her friend:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Black, O
Milwaukee, Wis, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Ray
mond.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson returne,
. Monday from visit to Mr.. and Mrs
: Stanley Kirby, at Fort Pierce, Flor
ida.
Mrs. w. w. Price gave a dinner fo
h twelve guests on Friday evening, fol
S lowed by Nah JOngg.
e Mrs. j. Harvey Spealman was tn
S guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John LeFevr
+ in Dover on Saturday evening at
turkey dinner.
Mr.. Artur Dumment, of Mt. Vel
u non, N. Y, was the guest of Pos
master and Mrs. Frederick DodsO
over the weekend.
: DR.. and Mrs. R. F. Corley entertain
. ed with two tables of Nah JOngg G
Saturday evening.
Smyrna times., 1924-03-05

wv Grain
Live Stock

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Smyrna times., 1924-03-05
FOR SALE

Grape vines, own growing, 2 yr, No.
l MOOre's Early, $3.50 per 100.
2yr, No. 1 Concord, $500 per 100.
Peach, Apple, Plum, Cherry and
Shade Trees.
Choice Asparagus Plants.
w. T. MASSEY
Phone I'll R4
2-6-2mo Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1924-03-05
FOR SALE

Large roll top Oak Desk and Desk
Chair.
Gasoline Pump and Tank.
Jackson Automobile, 5 passenger
electric lights, storage battery, nearly
new tires and one extra tire. Price
S250.O0.
Vineyard Sprayer.
w. T. MASSEY
Phone III R'4
oe.ono Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1924-03-05

'.l,,. s1s..I ,. Spuanoe, of Cali
v. se'a in the L. S. Naur G%ll-
o@ n !, n West Indian Waters rs
be- 7 6.lI,.ld 1lpending a few days
W. ,D5 Dd5'iEare, T' visiting his
oa aS5 MI M mrs Edgar Spruance
IN R In l,ls uncle, DR.. and
Spo,0olpa' op'uance in Whining
Il H',ioe sas.. IS attached to the
Js,o1' S''ae s to Norfolk on
49, thence to Wasbin~ ~
...l .aort visit. Dr. Ssg SSaslllng-
1 III 5I1'l nth the University ,y''of Of
lsScaiI' N Ia and from the JEFF f.
ie ns,,, 1ee IN 1917 IL
M y s,.a n 1917 and has beeD ag
Ds,i' s'si since, having WI ~
'saissS. q the world. 'If y,
SPrsss,ssd amp in California
liSs,,uoll, Experience ''"'Il,l ny
w. ~ ss,..to ) for fifteen day. ar
4, Co. ''ea trip BY trai,
Y iA WIN m
Ssno opfuance and n.
Iqs I, have ret,,ua
mere they attende a
Smyrna times., 1924-03-05
FOR SALE

Cypress Water Tank, capacity, l.
100 to 1900 gallons, with steel frame
30 #. high. Also six st. Bernard
pups. Apply to
st. JOseph's Industrial School
2-13-4t CLAYTON, Del
Smyrna times., 1924-03-05

'olun'eer Hose Company, of
e'n' gave a reception at the
l'.'e in honor Of Chief Nor
Aunpel and his bride of a
" IsinsFIy Miss Ruby Reynolds
\. "a laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u, !. s1ltlOck. The guests were
@ Sy several selections by
...sa ,-.5a-aald Of which the chief
lIel. After the music, Ed
~. ] ZONES, presented the bride
" With a twenty-four piece
Smyrna times., 1924-03-05
Public Sale
Of Unused
School Properties

The Board Of Education of Smyrna Special
School District will offer the following school
properties at public sale to be held
At the Front Door of the Smyrna Public
Schools on South Street in the Town Of
Smyrna, Kent County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH sth. 1924
at two o'clock P. NJ.
All the estate. right. title and interest of
the Board of Education of the Smyrna Spec
iaI School District, both legal and euitabe.
whatsoever it may be, in the following school
grounds and buildings, wiz
C) Big Oak-FOrmerly Dist. No. a. .(Land
only.
(2) seversOn's-FOrmerly Dist No. 6, (Land
and Building).
g. PetersOns-FOrmerIy Dist. No. 1874 Build
ing only.
a. BrenfOrd-FOrmerly Dist. No. "a Build
ing only.
(5) Household Arts and Manual Training
Building on South Street, Smyrna building
only.
TERMS OF SALE
The purchaser will be required to pay the
/ entire purchase price in cash or by check tc
/ the order of The Board of Education OF tbs
/ Smyrna Special School District on the day Of
| sale. Receipt VIII be turnisheQ Onuay OF sdl'
| and deed lin case of land) and bill of sal'
| (in case of building only will be furnished
within ten days after day of sale. Immediate
possession can be given in all cases except 90!
| Building on South Street. Smyrna in which
case possession will be given on or betor'
May lst 1924 The purchaser will be require'
to pay the Board of Education for the cost o
his deed or bill Of sale. and to provide an.
revenue stamps required for the deeds. Stoves
furniture and other school equipment is es
pressy reserved and will be removed by tn
---Board of Education. The right Z
reject any and all bids is reserved. Othe
terms Of sale may be permitted in specia
cases at the discretion of the representative o
the Board of Education present at the sale.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Smyrna, Delaware
, February 25th, 1924
, G. w. Graham, Auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1924-03-05

number Of Smyrnians at
DoTefs First Better Homes
a2 week and were pleased with
i''li at the Armory and of the
made. It promises now to be
laal affair. The Smyrna Ce-
i@lcts Co., and the ]. E. Will
Of Smyrna, distributors of
l1sl Cleaner, both had credit