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DOMESTIC (Cont'd).

STU UATIONS-DOMESTIC Cont d..
LAUNDREss wants work in or out; refer.
ences Address 48s \ ST. NV. .--
LAUNDRY to take home. rs Harvard a.
NV.
LAUNDRY TO take home. a. Harvard ST.
LAUNDRY WORK by day or take home
1915 18th St. Ant. >.
LAUNDRY WORK of all kinds done ara at
home: also lace curtains done with care
LAUNDRY to take nome: frst-"lass WORK
l24s .7th st. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK wanted to to,othx take nome
LAUNDRY WORK ny hrst-cs>s laundIess;;
bring home family or bundle wash. IVA
Swami st NV
hATxDRx L n so.@. to d2 9ss )! home l0ss Lf%""'
MAID or part-time work; colored girl
a stay nn 5!
$40 month. 1895 Z At. n w,---.-.---------,., -. !,
NURSE or mcrn,ns work in apt by co'"reo
STas5 S.rRs6 Whit h,aren wSmr to y
or country. Franklin 6l2t
wn 81" 40. 'Gr saTs.. Grs SAss" s"I
SIX iS.H Tefsrsneeff-i sfsn ef-ic. wages SOU,
PART-TTME WORK by coiored woman, LIN
coin 1895 - -.
FART TIME work Or DAYS work ny reliable
y.
PART-TIME WORK mornings, 7'a Kenyon
rART.TIME WORK. colored woman, 20"
Columbia I'd. nv. n.w.-------------,----,. =:
nLacs ar ands A' west so2s 9sssw 81 : hFs'-SlAs
PLAIN COOKING and lish' ho"se~'rk by
,olored girl. Adams 28o2.
RELIABLE COIORED neat woman wishes
Glsse Gisanins N Pom uni re s. cam s viii
SCHOOLGIRL. wishes work afternoon. or
Saturdays 2I00 md st: nv. ---
school, Girl. want. place after school and
all day Saturdays; no sundays. -"i' ~"
st. NV. -----
inss only. Cali Potomae :as3.J. l.'
nv. " y Cali IN North ssso.J ~.
wANTED-Cook's place: small private fam
lily. ia Girari ST: n
wANTED-Laundry. by frstclass laundress'
10 take home 1892 y. ]. ave. NV. APT. -
WASHING wanted to take home. ".tS
18th st
WASHING and ironing strictly .,nns npssn -a,r iar
and s9t Delivered franklin 1881 II.
WASHING 10 take home references. ~
Harvard at NV.
WOMAN. colored wants day. work or .an
eraI housework. part time. morning.. ~"
Kenyon st. nv.
WOMAN 10 cook DINNERS. Call Line. ~.
Monday before 10 -- -
WOMAN wishe. place AS cook stay n'fh's.
1905 18th st IN ---------.-----
WOMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or care
Of doctors Office. 5S I 81. nv. -
WOMAN. CoLoRED.; wishes r,i,,.n, DAY. w@rE' wnrs
Ii32 Sumner I'd. Anacostia. se.
WOMAN. younk. colored wants work Witn
ennloyed counis to clean apartment after
moons and get dinner. 1923 9TH st n ""
ond Aoor.
WOMAN, neat. colored. and young GIL de-
.i,e nert.tin1e cham berrlaid. waitress or
nurse. Phone \. 9a2O -------
WORK wanted by a settled rnlored woman
in private family: stay nights. hest .'N
yot-ZG COTORED GIRL wishes hight house
work s23 Falrmont at u nM.--------
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Finished in dA.p maroon with vine color
nonoisterS and ivory httinss This ear has
eood tires and excellent motor tvo bunnn !.
eert sho much extra tauipment The price OF
soiS denotes an unusual bLeain IN q hirh-
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SALE EXTRAORDINARY.
REPOSSESSED AUTOS.
SOLD FOR ONLY THE
UNPAID BALANCE.

1924 Studebaker
SPECIAL SIX. STA. .
1924 Flint touring. .....- .S46o
1925 Overland Six
SEDAN. S77s
1923 Chevrolet sedan .Sl98
1923 Chevrolet touring. =. .S157
1924 Star sedan S27o
Positively only. the amount
due a prominent finance CO.
These cars can be rehnanced on
YOUR terms.
REPOSSESSED CAR SALES,
' 262l E St. NV.
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Lincoln 5-Pass. Touring. %.
GRAY Duco paint and nickel radiator with
black cowl stripinE. A beauty that's al: IN
perfect condition. 81 roo
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A FEW OF
OUR BARGAINS.

ss,s .!.. &c., r; il; TsIy t.,: i:
assa 81. s. r.rt ,.c"S Sspol,as,y sst only $500"
u; 8 ,.::;$. s;;$ .... s.'. r,s. '.'
.sGs Ss"f r4,s. .' .fi:s issS -. 500 wss ss.S
.ss: Il 81 sso t t.,ss '.ss 3 y, :1a. w4
pres esnssi,0ss5s ssis $500 and novelties Rent sa6
Good sHS r.et'p,. Price. 9. ..oSse Bent, $40,
..gs sIss ,. r,ss Lsss i..e Wit l.s.e,
- s$ 81: &C. ; ssss -A' F:'"'t Price.
n. cay s's: s'd fE:. ss: 1sss 1ss =: 4:im. ws bus"
ndn,sTx m;pPTary aG,: '.Ts; oshol.s.. business
property. s+o."oc. With property. ss5"o%.
ssnss"'sgs s::s .s ps.: s.:ne' x,r Pre- $3.50
ah. b.r.r '"asn .sn, and R.n, rr"s
sss''rs p.c. %t!y "n,t 81. :esssg saSg 10
nc GrccssS sssG wkr, cash r.e-ipts. $500. Price
NJ ID 14s "sss ;.:1 s,:t Il s.s enc sas ,s. sss.
50 sS|in.11 snG a''Tfi, f+,s., 70 $500. + Terms.
@ .''ss:s A. jsI: $;A .sis E!;$: SS:t
st:s s. '29 S4,g. :'sT ss.:s .;:s"' Rent
Eeas :"s WIN w.' ..sras." t,r' 'ssS
~sH c4 pst' s1s' Sda.d T.i%:
.s:: ...s :' n! ;!s. : :sn;;
;s;! @ s:s SS"'E &: sna o1 !" .sSs sSS' i: i:
Rent; se' s.sS e E>ss 1909 II Ssss'" r.4S:. as:.
7 s$: e.: Fst!:. ss:. sGP?s|s rF';. :s''t 5000.
c,ih 4 Ss.,c. Fs1. s.o.,an,s,t Price: $500 $500
kT IS y: wifi IF +: rGR 81 StHtEi SfGs RESULTS
CAPITAL ADJUSTING &
FINANCE CO.. INC.
Suite aoe-aos;e3ns ;sns Rt.t;; Nail Bank Blds-
L. r.. TMArf2HEA TEAil THEANAkftiiss!' NAkitiss! 81 'sss.S S'"ss.r
Marshall Business Brokers.
,s:. s,,S:r PFC: ssa' s'SS9' 'P9 Is
R;i.ss {i:s; :is: ''.s' hi: S'sSs
Roomins h6nse. pear eth. and stA: (
500. Price. 50 900
! koonttnf house. on 18th st.: Ii rooms.
baths: h.-w.h.. electricity. Price foo
rod. sssnps s.tss 2sse plss s.F ii sso and Sta It
CAFETERIA. OPPORTUNITY Or n
Lunehroon,: down.o~n: daily receipts
sa nsaT s. sss s 'of c"'"n'es % road
.,ss hsss''RYri.. Rris. 81 soot otear'n aoovs rent
rent sse Trcs sna $751; ssey saed lSe.tSn esss,es.
Confectionery. ice crtam. candies. novel
ties: near LIST and G tte.: rent. $40 Price
% Confectionery. dehcate.sen. cirsr.: weekl,
rectiptt 1878 to $3.50: three rooms: rent
Grocery and meats corner store in ne.
pes Gtsey SssE 'fa P1ce essss sdSon NV receipts sa5'
Tsi9Yf. .dn shop. on deorfia ave.: rent $40
81: snsgi on N. Y. ave. rent. sas
.,oas rsn .s.s, ss III p.se
| MafSha11 RuSineSs RrokArs
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PACKARD.

l.
See our new showroom-com=
pare our prices. No finer cars
at the prices. asked-no better
terms.
Packard touring. .7-paes.; new paint,
new tree: guaranteed Job.
Packard: sedan nlinousine: late motsl:
mecha anical condition Al new balloon stires:
fniehed in standard blue.
Packard twin touring. 90 model: re
PAINTED body; top. cushions land. tires rood
Packard A. touring. 1879: new rubber.
food motor. Duco finish in blue: one of the
hest cars in Warrington: 81 zoe.
DodsA 90 roadster, SITS
DurAnt "a sedan. $500.
Liberty % touring. X400.
OAKLAND 90 touring. 1918.
Cadillac 50 TOURING Duco finish excellent
top and upholstery: motor A-1i food tires.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
i7e7 xAIosAMA Rp- Jc.r OFF 1s,s -.
(Continued on Next Fafe.J
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STUDEBAkER,
The White Front Lot at
l706 l4th St, l4th at r. NV.
Phone Potomac 1888.
FLINT FLINT
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I'll INT
WEEK END
SPECIALS.


ust another list Of very good
used cars reconditioned and
now in excellent . mechanical
condition.
Many have been repaintcd
and carry very good extra
equipment.
LOOK THESE CARS OVER.
EVERY CAR PRICED LOW
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
Marvell sport touring, sls5
down. S24.S3 monthly.
Mercer sport, S12O down,
S31.44 monthly.
Studebaker 7-pass. touring.
$500 down, S43.44 monthly.
Flint touring, $500: down,
S43.44 monthly.
Oakland ROADSTER, Sl4U dOWn,
S20.12 monthly.
Flint touring. big six, 1886
down. $50 monthly.
Durant touring, $50 down,
S22.5S monthly.
Studebaker special f, $225
down. S3l.44 monthly.
Overland touring, S14o down,
S2O.12 monthly.
A good selection of cheaper
cars which can be bought on Our
easy weekly payment plan.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
FLINT.
160S 18th St.

IOCO1fldC IO/O-H-S.-
WORLD SERIES SPECIALS.
v.ns n., sss,P IS ,oo 1928: . month. old: &, am
Hudson Coach. 1923: disc wheels: new
stuRdehak.r Rs,h. Lish, & Sedan. 1928 n.v 90
puPsn. Psis, = Toa.in. 1929; lit. .9.v. ?ssS
rsndsl n' o. iou,in' 900
Chevrolet sport Model Touring. 1924 ct5
RoAnoer sport Model: tood hare " obo
boS.. boS1. TEsaFdIa. Eo,d.,.I runs rood: d::.: 11s
Ford sedan: ROOD shape: extrat -. i7s
Ford Touririt 1923: newly painted . $50
Ford Tourinet with starters each IS
DEMONSTRATIONS cheerfullt ftven. Con
venient terms arranged. were open all the
time
UNION STATION GARAGE.
81 Eye ST. Ne Fr. 1905 or p. 1895
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FORD SEDAN. 1921: good mechanical con.
dition: new cord tires S125; terne. Edison
& Co, 6f3 Md. aven. Lin. S440 open
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CPHOLSTERING, repairing; new furniture
made to your special order: all WORK the
best. Special prices this mo. Main :32 or
34l9. J. Holoher Co. 622 z st. n.w.ll -.
TPHOLSTERING and furniture repairing.
special prices this month. Col. 4O:S. Stand.
ard Uphostering Co. 2sl0 14th st. NV. ~
WELD VG--L LASTING STEEL AND I.UMI
mum welded properly: work runranteed NJ.
NJ Coleman. 207 10th st. NV NJ. 45es
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENSS0,-FRnEsI, SCREEsSS, BE,
estimates. j. NJ BUTLEK 4 SON. -o'I
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADEs-GOOD
quality onaaue shades Itt,i . 10 your sdns ~
Sl.l5: hung !Iec. We Will call with samples
KLEERLATr. lth ano sta nc Line BE
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PERSONAL.

SWEDISH BODY MASSAGE LADIES
nnlyI Turkish bath. chiropractlc iof Fht.
niatism. constipation. etc. \. lou2b.
ANY ONE WANTING GOOD CARE FOR
child call HyattsvIlle i6l-J Private nome
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EYS G$ES$S G$SSI{fs $EEsS i$H$E
DELICATE. ANp INTRfCATE N,ATrTRE
ffKAtt fc6sS9Fi66IETyE4h.Lco sS9Fi6IETyE4h LcoTTaarL6tbEsT Tar 6tbEsT
AND LARGEST PRIVATE. DETECTIVE
BsSREAPPH II TMkAAsHNkfGToSo Ep EppNRHHP NH
AND on SUNDAYS CALL MIR. BRADFORD.
TRANSFORMATIONS BriiDiNG iith And
I 11s
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FREE RENT FOR CARE FIRNish
bnnse q rooms ami nominal rent to te'N :
o. unkpen Bethesda lIp-R afte" nm
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED--A working partner IN an efan-
lished cafeteria business very small ratn
payment to light party Call Franklin 1897.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

light and speedometer: run 5000 miles
S375: terms. Edson Co. 645 Md. ave
ne. Open evenings.
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FORD TOURING. 1875: used = months
5000 terms Edison & Co. 645 Md. ave
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CLASSES FORMING PALMER MEIHol'S
nv Phone North iSSl. DIR Ethel ". ".""
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of all kinds done az
lrtains done with care.
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/, home: frst-class work.
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SpANISH-PRIVATE INSTRLCTleN T.,
,.orNars.tion. native TEACHER: Tniverstty of
Madrid Address Box 4ld-H. sta" ofi'e
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ROOM FOR MOTHER AND CHILD. BoARi'
and care for child while mn'het works rel
erenre II desired Ad.!r"-s 1885 b 81. 81
Mrs
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BTfCK ROADSTER. 6-cyl.: in very good
condition; for sale by owner: cash S375.
Phone Adams $3.50.
BUICK "a SPORT ROADsTER looks and
rilnt like nax; buying closed car: sell for
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ROOM AND BOARD BY, PRoFEsslONAl
Nnman and small snn in Protestant fann'T
net. 18th and Goth sta. uosr- car and school
SIdrnss po1 o.ll-H office
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BUICK ROADSTER very fast and pow
erful new tires. excellent appearance: has
been owned and repaired only ny the shop
foreman: Slsb real buy for some one.
Golden Rule Service station. Phone Line.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

MARCEL WAVE AND SHAMPOO bob,
s125. La Fayette Hotel Beauty Psrlors
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BEAUTY SHOPPE-lst floor location: fully
equipped including small nestle permanent
waving machine Sacrifice far quick sale
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RELIABLE COlORED neat woman "ishes
nlsce i'm apartment: no lAunderlne COOK or
cleaning from 4 until q. Call l'Is VII
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CHILD BOARDED N LOVELY HOME.
NAV also he taught Phone Marlboro
o7-F-l2 Address BOX 1889. Tpper MARI
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HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF lhr hr.
tsr class of unfortunate YOUNG women 'r
fnre and during con finrnent strictly priSalr
c|harcns reasonable Babies for adoption
y uoanifal CORY Pa,
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FORD DELIVERY. S65: one touring Ford.
starter. 500: Dodge touring. $500. All are
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OPPORTUNITY To LEARN FRENCH
Room and board with Partisan family: aris-
tocratic ntithhorhood. beautiful home.
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WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR EVENINGS AND
Sundays for room Address Box lsa-H. Star
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LAUNDRY WORK wanted to take nome
large sunny ward Potomac 3096-N.
LAUNDRY WORK ny hrst,ciaSs la""o,esSs;i rs;
bring home family or bundle WASH. ~
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ORD TOURING. 1923: new top. good pam,
q. X. $50. terms. Edison q
o.. 645 Md. ave. ne. Lin. S@4o. open
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Taylor of
Chestertown, Maryland, were recent
motor guests of Mrs. George w. Tay-
lor and Mrs. c. f. Rowland
Miss Anna and Vina Lewis, Mrs.
Helen Daniels, of Smyrna, and Mr..
Ira Townsend, of Dover, have return
ed from a motor trip to New York and
New England.
Miss Marie Smith, granddaughter
of Mrs. George Reed Lofiand, was
taken to st. Francis Hospital, Will
mington, last week for treatment.
Mrs. H. D. Boyer entertained at
bridge in honor of Mrs. Paul Rutan
of Miami, Florida, and Mrs. Stanley
Kirby of Fort Pierce, Florida.
Miss Catherine Mofitt of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Rose Moffitt of Will
mington, are spending a two weeks
vacation with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Moffitt.
Miss Margaret c. Brothers is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas R.
Moffitt of near town.
Mrs. j. N. Caldwell has returned to
her home in New Florence, Pa, after
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. John J.. Caldwell.
DIR. and Mrs. j. G. Sharp of Milford
are occupying Chestnut Borders, the
Lapham home, while Mr. and Mrs.
Lapham are enjoying a trip north.
Miss Mary Mayhood of Philadelphia
and Mr.. Harry NJ. Grieves of Beth
lehem, Pa, have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. II. B.. Grieves.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Kirby and
children, of Richmond, Va, are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Thomas Kirby.
Mrs. Frank Ropp Smith, of An
napolis, is the guest of Mrs. John w
Clifton.
Mrs. Z. l. Blaine, f. l. Blaine, Jr.
and Miss Cynthia Blaine, of POGO
moke City, Md, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. f. Wilson, Jr.
Mr.. Wilmer Holland, Philadelphia
and C. ]. Fleming, of New York
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
| w. J. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Wilson ar
spending a week at Atlantic City.
5 Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Getz Hill
>, left yesterday morning for motto
trip into New Jersey. They will visi
j., Mrs. Hills sister at Bay Head on tn
' coast, and take in the sights of AT
r lantic City. They expect to be gOn
a week.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

Sunday on trip to Baltimore, GetyS-
burg,the Cumberland Valley and other
points.
Miss Ruth Haig of Germantown,
Philadelphia, Pa, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ezekiel Dawson.
Messrs. Pearson and George HILL
of Baltimore, motOred over on Sunday
and Joined their uncle, Robert Hill and
their mother, Mrs. William George
Hill, who has been visiting friends IN
Smyrna. They are spending this week
at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Ebenora Griffin Clark, who has
been visiting Mrs. HirOns Clifton for
a month, has returned to her home IN
Delaware City.
DR.. and Mrs. William B. Ashbrook
Of Wilmington, are in Smyrna and
will occupy their South street home
here through September.
Mrs. Catherine Stevens was given
a surprise Saturday at dinner at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry b.
Grieves, in honor of her eighty-thlrd
birthday. She received a number OF
cards and flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey w. FAIRIES and
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Luther Lapham have
gone to Lake Champlain, Lake George
and Montreal for a weeks trip.
Mr.. John Minnegerode, Of Baltimore
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Davis H. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Garris and two
children are visiting in Bangor, Me.
and other New England points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Wrinkle
Mrs. Oscar Stehley and Mrs. William
Garner have returned from shor
soiourn to Atlantic City.
CAPTAIN Josh Davis of Trenton, M
, is visiting Mr.. George w. Turner AM
renewing old acquaintances.
Mr.. Mason Bailey, of Bethlehem, Pa
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs
Bertha Bailey Clifton.
Mr.. Allan Cunningham of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with his aun'
Mrs. Anna Cunningham Bernard. MI
!, Cunningham has recently accepted
+ position with the Pullman Car Con
d panv at Washington, D. c.
Miss Laura Bell, of Wilmington,
: snending two weeks with her siste
n Mrs. L. |. Handy.
|, Mr.. K. S. Covey, Woodbury., n. )
S spent the weekend with Mrs. Cove
who is spending the summer with he
L mother, Mrs. Brady Cooper.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26
I0CALMARKETS
Grain
Grain
,,ypNg AND VICINITY

y ~ -ogIIar monthly business meet
The s tfs t5s W, ". c. T. L. will be held at
+ o. 0 .n' If Mrs. Molly Cantwell on
! 1or 1orc evening, August 81st.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

-,,.. nore outbreaks of hog chol-
nfss a,s reUorted -l,Dcr near Warwick, Nd
h az t,rms ,vp of Eugene King, Thomas
,..,sv @ and ElwOOd Burrls'
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

r5o SOY bean crop throughout low
delaware is looking good at this
l. and there is every indication
n tbe crop will turn out a good
..5 Despite the fact that the prices
IT, much lower last year than two
r, ago. growers did not get dis
.hraged.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

rs. William Pennewill of Dover,
painfully injured Wednesday ev-
g while on her way to pay a visit
neighbOr, when She tripped over a
7ce which had been left on the
z 'Talk. Mrs. Pennewill was unable
Zee the machine because of the
fEness. In her fall She sustained
'sle injuries to both arms, requir-
3 medical attention.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

s' = l. Benson has received word
rlS son-in-law, Irving H. Boggs,
a,'a|' :, n. C., who is in the en-
o. the North Carolina State
gay Department, that he has
\ ssslgnated as supervising engin-
u me 100000 bridge to be
!. q o., over the sound between More
Z. Ivy ~ , and Beaufort, N. c., a dis
III Three miles, construction on
4. 70 begin September 25.
~ Is the youngest engineer ever
4 nst;,.' lo' such an undertaking. He
DrI. 'i'e Of Dover, graduate of Do
4 ,'g ny, schools and of the Univers-
|. DeiaWare. lea, He has been living
.Ou'n for the past three years
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

liomas Hobson, a farmer living
Blackbird, was cutting down a
d chestnut tree last week which
Eck an oak tree nearby. The chest
tree was broken and Mr.. Hobson,
4 had jumped back from the fall
q tree, was struck by the broken
Z and sustained a broken collar
u and lacerations on the scalp and
d
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

p.rrsvlyania car and a Maryland
.,n ,'' together just below Smyrna
Ia laI +be noon hour Friday, no in
Fun u. bsng . reported, and both cars
4 slightly damaged.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

F5e Grand Lodge officers of the
bsonic Fraternity laid the Corner
sore Of the VIM. P. Bancroft Public
sbooI at Sth and Lombard streets,
Wilmington. Rev. DR.. R. X. Stephen
a. Of Smyrna, acted as Chaplain and
IN a brief address at the request
+ tas Grand Master, Charles r. Bird.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

Saa Price Hyatt, of the Equitable
Assurance Society, Wilmington,
Of Mrs. Julia Hyatt Of Smyrna,
was one Of the SO men during
VINO sold more than a million
4fs worth Of insurance, has been
again among the corps d'elite
, ,nsuTance s1e men for 1924, when he
y -'I4O'404. Mr.. Hyatt is the
lie underwater in Delaware who
ecmeyed the distinction.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

h., G. Georges Canning Co. broke
i-.' .a.ords on Wednesday by canning
ooo lII' cons Of corn. The contract for
! tbe largest this year in the
s-oyv Of the factory.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

j. o' Williams, graduate veter-
'lan' VINO succeeded to the practice
4. N late Dr.. Frank Gardner, has
III i3'o n o mis- Office in The Smyrna
building, next to the Fruit
S% T Bank and is ready for busi-
MS phone is No. 292. See adj
asnent Dr.. Williams has rented
'slasnce adjoining John P. Hud-
"a North Main street and will
IN September I.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

b an automobile accident near
yrna Friday, Mrs. Mary Adams
d llr. and Mrs. William Butz, all of
'hmngton, were injured when their
Il turned over when it skidded on the
d shoulders of the boulevard. Their
.Eres were treated in Smyrna. The
i was badly wrecked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
COMPROMISE ASKED.

A plea that the District Commits
sionei's compromise on the proposed
banning of hard-tired vehicles from
number of the main thoroughfares Is
contained in a petition sent today to
the city heads by the traffic commit
tee Of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association. The committee,
headed by o. 3. George, requests that
an experiment of the regulation be
tried for a reasonable length OF time
on Sixteenth street between II street
and florida avenue.
This latest petition was formulated
at meeting of the committee yester-
day afternoon. Sixteenth street south
of Florida avenue has not sufficient
density of traffic to warrant elimlna-
ton of the hard-tired vehicles during
the entire day. the committee declared.
and recommendation that the trial be
confined to between s and 8 am. and
4:30 and + pm. was made. Protest
against the restriction being applied
to New Hampshire avenue between
Washington and Dupont Circles also
was contained in the petition.
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NEW RESTRICTIONS
ON STREETS BEGUN
SoIid-Tire and Horse-DraWn
Vehicles Now Denied Use
of Certain Highways.

The amended section of the traffic
regulations prohibiting solid-tire and
horSe-drawn vehicles from using GER
tain streets became effective TODAY,
but Maj. Edwin b. Hesse. superin-
tendent of police. instructed police.
men to use discretion in it's enforce
ment.
Arrests should not be made for
first offenSeS, but warnings should be
given and the regulation thoroughly
explained to persons found violating
it, read Maj. Hesse's instructions.
The regulation stipulates that COM
mercial vehicles equipped with solid
tires and horse-drawn vehicles shall
not be operated on Sixteenth street
between H and Colorado avenue; New
Hampshire avenue between Washing
ton Circle and L street: Rhode Island
avenue between Connecticut avenue
and North Capitol street, or Massa-
chusetts avenue between Fourteenth
and Twenty-second streets. except
for the purpose Of making deliveries
or loading.
Signs calling attention - the new
regulation have been placed on these
thorouShfares by the traffic bureau.
Although the Commissioners have
received number of protests against
the regulation. they are committed to
the policy of giving IL a fair trial be-
fore considering modification. One of
the strongest complaints was regis
tered by John II. Hanna. vice presi-
dent of the Capital Traction Co..
who expressed the belief that by di-
verting the heavy traffic off Six
teenth street t. Fourteenth street,
street car operation would be
hampered on this thoroughfare. The
Traffic Bureau retaliated with the
statement that the trucks and horse
drawn vehicles probably would have
exclusive use of Fourteenth street
and the lighter vehicles would in .
variably turn to Sixteenth street, es-
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Claims Property Undervalued.

The Valu" of the property rs re-
TUNED 10y the estate for taxation pur-
poses was placed 1T 500 900, Manson
said. while field agents for the bureau
fixed It 1T $500 .G.. since less than 4;
year before Mr.. Fairbanks death the
Mississippi Valley and Trust Go. had
placed approximately the S;n" Va ne
on it for the purpose Of maxim" Il loan
upon the property.
The arbltratOrS finally fixed Il NalNa-
ton Of S64T 900 and the record shows
that the case was closed on this basis
With reference to the Hearst case
Manson contended before the com
mittee that the publisher had escaped
S15l 600 IN taxation for the year 1918
hN deducting from his personal income
q loss of 1901 .232 sustained in supply
ing rotoGraVure sections for his sun
day newspapers in New York. Chicago
and Boston.
\ report made to The bureau by
Revenue Agent Harry IIersl1owitz
placed in the coinrfittee record said
Hearst had entered into - contract
Ia supply such sections to these news
papers provided he received all adver-
Using receipts of these particular sec
fipuS
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newspapers. the brief added. was dis
continued after several months be
cause it proved a financial loss.
Criticism Of the delay of the bureau
in collecting taxes against the Gen
eral Motors 60. VAS made by agents
of the committee, vino said the Gov
eminent probably would lose some
thing like Si0.000.00O Of new assess
mentS for the year 1917 under The
statute Of limitations.