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HANRE DE GRACE.

First race. steeplechase. about . miles
E@lns 9aS zeus 'sqSGS isi bismond' OpV $50 80
Double TIN. 1874 Or. McCluslyl $500. S 50
Time All. Also ran: And Lone. Bash
Fox. Toppy Nix. Trapstiek. nuddugie.
receani. Lollipop.
Second race. furlong-;
pevonshirs. i1G (Ma'beni 80 m So
Prince OF Bourbon. iig tSchutiipgerl s.fo
Tme Ia Also rr. rsp' h3sy e1 gfllss91 ssaf
fer. Golden star. star Bright, Volcano.
Commissioner
Third race. fprlouss;
sfiddlestidS., lis .rsrkei -. -. 10 a.
Harvey stsadman. iis tAmhroseD .s.so
woan Tm' M 2 crasss.r A,S r'n annsa
mi, Gambling Tony Hedcsp. Pitehfork.
Cobra, aAcrostic.
nCoupisd.
$ Valentine. - tMaibenls.5o 80 80
Heel Taps. los .CTaulettel 10 70 80
Lqrg pa'@ore IT, I9s Iea,'5 IeAafso psis
nesia Ten sixty Leaderwood. Well Finds
er, hscLesn. Poniola. Dream Maker. EF-
rlf,h race on. ana sixteenth miles
TOP Sergeant. iot
Thlmble % ,R wliiamsl $50 ia
Time l.is IS. Msrtnsals' william
si4ib race. race nil. and 70 yard.:
sweeping Away, ios tsut-
,ni%isk isss ,cs (Maib,ai ..''..''iiis 20
overall Rowland. Request and George
sevcnth raesi fi-ie miles
spuEs. iis ,Mcraguel ,.,...sso sso "a
Haa ss'HsSsi is%ei Ia IN 'isrveyl '.'AV 20
Time ist-S Lucky Antoine, serbian,
III
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Oilers Defeat Boosters.

Tulsa. okla April 1s.--Six home rlns
lea que season opener hero today when
the Tulsa Oilers won over bes Moinez.
to s. Homers accounted Tor six Of tho
Demons runs and six for Tulsa. The
opening day attendance was 4.354. With
only 20 spectators using thu pass gate.
The score
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Na


Totals 30 . = J.
NYde hatf-d for Adams in eighth
NBsrrhSrdt hstted for Cuiioton IN
ninth.
score b. innings:
Pittsburgh ..ss......ss.. sie eee 600
Chicago ...--.-. ...-.s.+ hSo f.i eeN-s
Summary Errors Esgeee. Trsynor.
Wright Hssthcete. Two-bsse hits
Adams. Hcsthcote, Wright. Home runs.
Wright. Hsrtnett -. Sacrifice hits.
Grantham. Rlaks. Adams Stolen base
Heathcote, Base. on balls. Off Blake :.
or kreinsr .. or Adams. s. struck out,
~ Blake s. by kreiner. 1: by Adams. l.
HIT by pitched ball. Ry kremer tNeAfh-
cote itouhie riays. Blake to Grimm,
Passed balls Haftnett. Umpires. VIII
son Qgi sley snd Moran.
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ANERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Alz nd nRa
y,.teydays Result.

rafFF0HN Hp1UE8f
-. Paul .. Columbus. :.
Minneapolis. 70. Toledo. 6.
Indianapolis. .. kansss City.
Milwaukee. 10. louisville, Q.
Games Today.
Mflwaukea az Louisville
Kansas CITY at Irdianapolls
-. Paul At Columbus.
Ninnea polls at Toledo.
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Mack TWirler
Hits Homer With
Two on Basas
v ak. Two Hits, Error Allow
tpuakers 10 Cain Lead;
kallio in Form Five
Innings.

H4ADELPHA, April
Ie.-The Boston Red
So1 again failed 10
break into the win
column today when
they bowed to Phila-
delpliia in their third
straight defeat by the
score of : to 3. kallio,
former Coast league
hmies. started his
first game for Boston
and until the sixth
inning held a oner,ln
lead. 4 walk, two
hits and an error b,
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~
Yest>rdax's Results

washingion. : Kew York. ..
Cleveland. :: 81. Louis. ].
Chicago. l. Detroit. :.
Philadelphia I: Boston, .
Games To-day.
Cleveland AZ St. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit
Boston a Phila delphis
Washington at New York.
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Totals ss So 10

- ,.Bstted for Kallio IN seventh.
SRstted for Ross in ninth
Score by innings; "a, onn noos
Afhietice =. ~. 0,-.o
]. Sunln,ary-Errors; Rogeu, Haie. ~ ~
nsss hits. Rozei Prothro. Cocnrahe.
Eone run: Rommei. Left on bases !:
: thiisdelphia, :; Boston. g. STRUCK -,9co o%t.
yhat. Harris. Stolen base Harris Sase
On balls: Off Kanjo. 2; of Rommsl,, l.
.5tIit BY pitched ball: BY kailio aiel
psssed ball: Cochrane Double Iay I.
cross to Rogen to Harris. Hits and~tuns
off Ksiiio, . hits and 4 runs IN IN
ninxs: oft Ross, hits and runs IN
innings Losing pitcher; Ksilio. I'm
anires: McGowsp, Dineen and ormsoy'
frIrna. .Sh
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NATIONAL, LEAGUE
Gs-.Is-<
~
xastardax,s esrtIfn

Yeeferday's Reeu1fs.
Cincinnati. :. 81. Louie. 3
Chicago. 5: Pittsburgh. 3.
Phllsdelrhis. s: Brooklyn, /
New York, 8; Boston, l.
Games Today.
81, Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Only games scheduled.
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xnatted for Rusgell II ,eiehth lnnlns'
.B2tted fer Pipp in eighth lnnins >
Washing Ton .-....#+...a. 1gV nnnY abao
u l..s :. .uul uVf uVf.uvsy,-,.
SUNNI a ry-7,.Errorsii pecs. N.ars Doubie
y.ays: Ward to Scott TO Pipp CD Coys; C,,;
isskie to Peck to Judge. Ioyt 70 Netu
10 Pipp Left on bases Washington. -
.a- York. r Bases on balls: OF Cove
eis.iSie, .: OF Hoyt. 5. Struck out sy
ssntcfes.te !: BY Hoyt. 8. Wild pitcnes.
ne Hoyt. /: by Coyeleskie. ]. Cmpires'
sConnoiiy ard Nallin.
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Giants Defeat
Braves, 81: Scott
Allows Four Hits
Walker. With Double. Three
Singles. in Five Times
al Bat Leads New York
Attack.
OSTO>. April l6.-\ew

York defeat q d
Boston. 8 to !, to-
day. Jack Scott
h ding ( h e
Braves TO four
hits. The cham
piops made two
runs off COoney
in the fifth and
added six more
off Mcnamara in
I h e n ! n I h
Walker, with a
double and three
singles. in five
times at bat. led
The aeoro
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ON
Totals ........ss - IL I
SBatted for stone in fourth.

Score by innings:
Omaha ..-..........#zs.. 21a 900 0in-s
Oklahoma City -.-..a.- to3 900 f0n-S
summary Two-base hits. Monroe.
King. stone. GriRg.. Harerman. Three
base hits: Osborne. Thompson. Hons
runs; Mc>all,. Wilder. Sacrifices: Ne
Daniel. stolen bases: trfggs FeIb~r.
Bases on balls; orr Ma.. }: off Stone. 4
ef smith. &. Hit b, pitched ball: Nc
Nally h, smith. Runs and hits: Off
stone. +. and in three inning: or
smith. | and I in five innings. struck
cut; b, May. ): by STONE. >: By smith.
=. losing pitcher: stone. Double pIsys:
Thompson and Hc>aus. Monroe and
Grtggs. Left on bases; Omaha, =: Okla
hOma City. ). Time: I:55 Impiyes:
shannon and Powell.
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KoeeH ON an easy chance allowed the
Athletics to forge ahead with two
runs. Ron1mel hit a home run with
two men on base in the eighth.
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Uhlc Bests Van Glider.

81. Louis. April 1S.-The Cleveland
slneisns made It two straight by de-
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600 o2n a05--s
900 0I0 o00-l

Sunnls ry--Error: Lucas. Two base hits
Wilson. Walker. Ha rrls, Terry, Scott.
Stolen bases: Burrus. Bancroft. Frisch
Young. Double Plies: Marriott 10 Burus
Left on hases. New York. 4 Boston. Q
Base on balls: orr scott. 4. off Cooney
l. Struck out: B. Scott. 3; by Cooney
4 EMPIRES. Mccormick and Klein. A.
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BROOKLYN 6N>


Totals 81 l - .
zBs.tsd FOR Robert. in fifth.
zRattsd for Thorna hlen IN seventh
MATTED for Osborne in ninth
Score b. innngs. -. -. .
Philadelphia ..-......-.... 1Pe lsV ~
Brooklyn .....-s....s. eoo W. w
nary-Errers: sand, Roberts. % %wo-
bssA hit. Huber Home run; Holke-
Sacrifice hits; Hoike 20. =. Mitchell.
He iinc stolen base: Burns. Dougie
pias $. Fonseea TO sand 10 H olke; }. Mt
chell 70 johnson Left on bases. Phila .
delphfa :. Rroklyn. :. Bases or balls !.
orr Mitchell ? OF Rush !. Hit BY
pitched ball: r. Thormshlen. J. I'm e
pres Mclaughlin Regie ana Hart.
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INTERNATIONAL LEsctT.


Buffalo, ; Jersey titF. ).
Syracuse s. Newark 5
Rochester 4; Reading. I.
Toronto. T. Baltimore. ..
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ADVERTISEMENT
Baseball
Play
Limbering Up New
With Joint-Ease

After tha
game or pEc.
tice Joine-Ese Sc
takes the kinks.
lameness ar q
soreness out o.
ur throwing
arm so quickly
that you II want
to start all OK e.
gain in few
hours.
Its great Stu4
- speedy an q
sure. and many
stars are wise
20 IL.
Just two min
u tes rubbing
ard this sreat.
stainless Joint.
Ease soaks right
in through Shs
and flesh rA.lf
"a the lissmen.s
and tendors ard
bones exactly
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zHft ,o- Hoylix IN .isS,S .

Score by innings:
Denver . ......'.........s.z as nns hhn-s
Mirhifa -.......,.,-5f 81 han f0f-5
Summary Errors. PAM. noreharf
Corgsn. Tvo-base hits. Graf, Payne.
Sweeney ,2l. Ginglardf. Horns ru-s
knight. . Rrien. Grzs Sacrifices
Sweeney. RerCer. knight. Double pizys.
Rohrsr and GraN Left on base: Wtrh-
lta. 10. Denver Base on balls. OF
Hall. 5; off Hovlik. ;. struck out: R
HoVlik. : hy Hall. Hts: or Hoyifk.
and runs in elsh, innings Hi b.
pitched tall: By Han Graft. Pssssd
balls: Rohrer- Winning pitcher Hal.
Losing pitcher: Hokik Tine z.1s. TN
pires. Lollnson sns I.s-ozs.
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Totals 29si224
xRattsd for Hsyworth IN seventh.
Matted for Hutton in sixth.
so1 nor so1s
a1n an2 nn.-a

Scor. by innings:
Des Moine, .............S Sni nor sof-s
Tulsa ..-.........-.. $40 8o2 ooN-f
sry--Errors; Aizeur. Flppin.
Left on base: Des Moines. 10. Tulsa, I.
Two-base hits: Mizeur "a, Lamb, Lang
ford. Rissert, stuvengen. Home runs
Griffin 62) Casey, Flippin, Kruger.
Cline. Stolen base: Casey. Double play
Tesar 70. Flippin 70 Tyrrsll. Base or, o.
Moon. 2. Struck out: BY Tesar. 4; By
Blaok /; by Hutton, .; BY Moon ?
Wild pitch. Tesar. Passed ball: case s.
er and stuvengen BY Tesar: Kruger hy
Hutton Runs and hits: OF Hutton and
in five innings: off Brown. and in
one inning: of Moon none and in in
ninEs; off Tesar, and IN Is innings
off Black. ! nd In Is innings. " IN
ming pitcher: Tessr. Losing pitcher. !.
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Beaumont. 1: Houston. u.
wichita Fails s: shreveport ..
Fort Worth. .. Dallas. 5.
Waco l.: san Antonio. ,.
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Sunnsry-Error.. Gonzales 1rlfk
Caveney ca. Two-bsse hits: 6onzalss
Pinsin Three bsse hit: Holm. Home run
Brs-ser. stolen bases: Bressler = sseri-
flee: Rixey Double plays: Hornsoy "a
Bottomley. csveney TO Bressler: Holm tc
Bottouiiey. struck out: By pickermar. J
bv Haif.hsr : hv Rtxty. 4 Bases OF
balls: OFF pickerrlsn. =: off Hallshan. 8
Hits; OFF Diokernsn. in lis innings
off Sheres<l. IN IS inning. OFF Eallahan.
in innings Left or bases. St Louis.
5: Cincinnati. I Losing pifher. Dicksr-
man. Time. 1.57. Empires. Sweeney.
O'Day and Pfirinsn.
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TIA IL N\A

First race: furloneHi
sunny Maid ne tJohnron) so 3. 90 ! So
Miss Oakland tO2 tGriffin) .4..a "a s.se
sHnns ruga, t07 tHoDprrl ....a.#..s HH
Time t,02. Clro'a Rochester. N1anss
Golden Sweep. MiamlHo. Hronnha. stfi.
shasta Donna. NreonvrodH also ran.
Seoord race fl,- furlnngai
RaYenwinr. ios Dfordor-
paHD ................ ~ 50 ffSn 20
cuba los 1Iahnsonl .....-....1d - :. III
Shasta Rapids. aN tNnonrrl .t..s.s.. SO
Time. .0g. Last Chip. Review nieek
Foot. Full Of rep. Frank ktrrcs AmHrh
fssin Lady small and Good Enough also
ran
rhird rscs. siN furlonsep
n.innd ftg fNnuffnrai a 90 A ah 81
NNd lhonshts. lob (Johnaun) sh0 70
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Sunamsry-Errors z. Collins. Sheely,
wingo Two base hit Kamm, Sacrifice
hits: E. Collins. Ksmn1, Rigney and
W, Collins :. struck out: H. ". Collins.
=: By Faber 5. Tmpres. Geisel. Moriar-
ity and Hfldebrand
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where the soreness IS 50 cents tube
Ask sherman 4 Mcconnell Or any
live druggist for a tube OF Joint Ease
and keep inbered up. as thousands
OF other hall PLAYERS DO.
Always remember when
Joint-Ease Gets in, muscle
soreness gets out-Quick.
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Clocker's
Selections
HUNTINGTON.

HUNTINGTON.
Hard Guess. Oneida, Blossoms.
=. Blue Miss. Jarobean. Forewarn.
3. London smoke >kynan, Cassie Ann.
I. Scth's Dream. Havana Electric. DIR.
y. r. adams.
:. little Black sheep. Psrthema. Ro, al
Springs.
g. Rock salt. Black Top. Midnight
stories.
:. Prince Direct. Recoup. Quash.
Best-RocL sail.
HtNRE DE GRACE.
I. Lieutenant seas. Henry Dsttner.
Broad Run.
9 Pheasant. Nat Evans. Lucky Pick.
;. Elemental. Wild Goose. Frances John
son.
4. Muskailonge. Sea sand, IIeuelIyn..
5. Saratoga MAZE. Fiery flight, Light
ship.
8. Clique. Rose Cloud. Ben Franklin.
:. Eagerness. Woodlake. Episode.
Bcst-Cliuuc
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Baseball
Standings
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yestert1nN kftnIts.
Oklahoma City, =: Omaha, :.
Denver. : Viehits. 5.
Tulsa, Q De4 Moines. :
Lincoln -. Joseph. rain
Games To-day.
Omaha at Oklahoma City.
DenNr, a Wichita.
Lincoln at 81 Joseph
Des Noines at Tulsa.
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H.iNRE DE GRACE.

Tucson. Arir.-Negotiations for bout
between Tony Fuente. Mexican heavy
weight. and Floyd johnson. In June in
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Tptata 80 q : 4 ID
sBatted for Rignsy IN ninth inning.
sBztted for Noodsi in ninth inning.
zBatted FOR ". Collins IN ninth inning.
zBatted for Haney IA ninth inning
Hooper batted for Mostl IN ninth in
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uAXRE DE GRACE

First race sl.6eo. "Lsndsdowne steegls
,hasa.H claiming, .sNsar-olds ana UP. ?
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sOrTHERN AssoaIATIoN
ADVERTISEMENT

Little Rock. = Mem phis. =
Atlanta. s, Chattanooga. /
Nashville. 10- BirmiuEhs ..
New Orleans. . Mobile. s
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CHAPTER XXI. [Continucd)

With eyes OF terror Sam Kirby
scanned the boiling cXpansc through
which the barge was drifting, but
nowhere could he catch sight of
Danny ROYAL He turned to shout
to his pilot, only to discover that he
also was missing and that the steer
ln%-SWcCp was smashed.
God Hes gone cried the old
Ean. 1t was true; that in,mdat;on
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haby's lung while . surgeon removed
. tack that the child had inhaled.
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i, Want Ads Bring Results
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
WHOLE NO. 36S7
WALTER ]. wILLoUGHBY WEEDS
Married Miss Rachel Jane Hamilton
Saturday Evening at Home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. WOOdburn. GaIena

SATURDAY ENcHlHB al hume OF MI
and Mrs. H. L. WoOdburn, Galena
"Shorewood" the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Woodburn,
near Galena, Md, was the scene of a
brilliant wedding, at six o'clock on
Saturday evening, when Miss Rachel
Jane Hamilton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Hamilton of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, and niece Of the Woodburns,
became the bride of Walter J. Viii
loughby of Philadelphia, an artist.
The groom is a former Smyrnian, son
Of the late Howard Josephs Of Smyr-
ma, and brother of Mrs Cummins +.
Speakman of Belmont Hall" The
ceremony was performed on the spa
ciouS veranda, the beautiful colonial
entrance lending charm to the altar,
banked high with flowers and lighted
by altar candles. About 200 guests
witnessed the ceremony. Preceding
and during the ceremony Miss Mildred
Dillin of New York played the we'd
ding march on a harp. Mr.. Morris
Hamilton, brother Of the bride, on cor
net, played ooh Promise Me" and
Call Me Thine Own from a position
back of veranda, accompanied by the
harp. The bride was preceded by her
matrons of honor, Mrs. Cummins E.
Speakman of Smyrna, gowned in blue
geOrgette, with hat to match,a Mrs.
George Maurice Morris Of Washing
ton, D. c., and daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard of Chester
town, Md, wearing yellow georgette,
with hat to match. Both carried bou-
quets of spring flowers. The brides
gown was of white georgette and
bridal lace, embroidered with pearls.
Over the tulle veil was draped an eX
quisite lace wedding veil, a family
/ heirloom The bridal bouquet was of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
! Bearing the brides train We're her
small niece and nephew. The bride
groom was attended by Willoughby
Josephs of Philadelphia, his brother,
and the usherS were Morris W. Hamil-
/ ton of New York, Horace Williams Of
] PHILADELPHIA. CumminS f. Speakman
Of Smyrna and Norris Wright Of
Newark. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Thomas Getz Hill, rector
of St. Peters Church, Smyrna. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception was
held, after which Mr.. and Mrs. vii
loughby left for an extended European
wedding trip. They viii visit Paris,
where the groom will pursue his stud
les in art On Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. CumminS f. Speakman
of Belmont Hall near Smyrna, gave
a musical tea for relatives and out Of
town guests in their honor. The bride
who has been a Soloist for several
seasons with Pryor's Band in Miami
and Willow Grove, sang.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
BRIEF WILL OF SMYRNA WOMAN
Mrs. NJ. H. YOcum, Who Died Recent
IY. Leaves All fn Mrs. L. NJ. Adkins

Mrs. NJ. H. YOcum, Who Died Recent
ly, Leaves All to Mrs. L. NJ. Adkins
One of the shortest wills ever pre-
sented for probate in Kent county was
filed at Dover, Thursday, it being the
will of Margaret YOcum, of Marcus
Hook, Pa, formerly of the Smyrna
vicinity. 1t is but two lines, 25 words
written on ordinary writing paper, as
follows: Smyrna, Del, Feb. 20, 1928.
81 Margaret Yocum do hereby direct
that all money and property that
possess shall, at my death, go to Mat
tie Adkins, West Commerce street,
Smyrna, Del. Margaret YOcum." The
estate is estimated to be worth about
$4,000. Mrs. Matte Adkins is the wife
of Mr.. Luther NJ. Adkins of West
Commerce Street, Smyrna. Mrs.
Yocum died recently at the home of
her brother William H. Hoffecker near
Kenton, leaving four brothers and two
sisters. Her husband, Irving Yocum,
died at Marcus Hook, Pa, three years
ago. She had no children.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
SEVERE STORM HERE SUNDAY
Accompanied by Flashes of Lightning
and Deluge Of Rain-Lights Out

Accompanied by FLASHES of Lightning
and Deluge of Rain-Lights Out
Following two days of real sum-
mer temperature, a severe electric
storm passed over Smyrna Sunday af-
ternoon accompanied by a down pour
of rain. During the height of the
storm a bolt of lightning struck the
residence on the Robert H. Hill farm,
tenanted by Jacob Wright, but for
tunately did not set it afre. The
building was considerably damaged.
The electric light pole line west of
Union street on Commerce was put
out of Commission. st. Peters Church
and many houses were without lights
all night. Clayton too, was in dark
ness. 1t was noon the next day be-
fore repairs were made. The down
pour of rain filled many cellars. Hail
fell in spots cutting corn and other
crops materially. The rain, however,
was welcomed to parched vegetation.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
FIRE AT MCDOWELL RESIDENCE
Lumber Pile Catches Fire and En-
danger GARAGE and Row Of Residences

Lumber Pile Catches Fire and En-
danger Garage and Row Of Residences
The Smyrna fire engine was called
out at noon Saturday TO the property
of Miss Sallie Mcdowell on West
Commerce street. Some children were
playing with fire, it is said, when the
fire in the tall grass got beyond their
control and once in the lumber pile in
the rear of the Mcdowell lot, it spread
rapidly, burning the fence along the
alley and near the cement works of
Z. c. Billeb. The wind was blowing
strong from the west carrying sparks
to the row of houses on the north
side of Commerce street. The resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray,
adjoining Miss Mcdowell, caught fire
at the roof but the chemical engine
had it out before any damage was
done. The Clayton Fire Company
also responded but the Smyrna fire
men had the situation under control
before they arrived. With the high
wind prevailing at the time, only
the quick work of our firemen kept
the flames from spreading and from
being the menace that it at first por-
tended.