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Smyrna times., 1925-02-25
Che Screen
At The Strand, Smyrna

Thursday and Friday-If you'd Like
to see Bebe Daniels dance the real
Argentine tango with handsome Ri
cardo COrtez, once the king of ball
room dancers and now fast rising
young motion picture star. If you'd
like to see lovely Bebe as Nightly
ing Spanish senorita in a story writ
ten especially for her by Blasco
Ibanez, author of ''The Four Horse
men,. If you'd like to see Bebe and
her lovers in high-powered scenes of
unrestrained romantic ardOr. If
you'd like to thrill at a love story of
the Argentine that hasn't dull sec
Ond, that riots in fiamingly cOlOred
settings, that moves with the speed
and smoothness of a Rolls-Royce and
is teeming with entertainment-Then
by all means see Argentine Love-"
Saturday-Old and young will enjoy
the circus element in "The Beloved
Brute" a Installation of the famous
novel by Kenneth Perkins. The hero
as a champion athlete, the heroine as
a dancing girl, a fortune-teller, and
a trained bear tour the country in a
wagon show, giving performances in
each town and hamlet through which
they pass. This form of entertain
ment was popular a few years ago
and the arrival of the small travelling
circus was the occasion of a holiday
The champion offered to meet any
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25

Graves love, yet she knows not where
to find it.
Monday only-Viola Dana's newest
picture, "Don't Doubt Your Husband" !"
tells the story of a young couple who
have been hitting all the bumps that
can be found on the matrimonial road
as it exists in smart, swift suburban
society. Miss Dana is the suspicious
wife who notices that her husband is
more interested in the interior decor
ator's ankles than in the decorations
and stirs up a storm of racy enter
tainment.
Tuesday only-Buster KeatOn has
just discovered that he hasn't any
birthplace. Buster recently had need
of a birth certificate. So dad" Joe
Keaton, his father, wrote to the
mayor of Picquay, Kansas, where
Buster was born, asking for a duph-
cate of Busters birth record. The
letter came back from the post office
marked: "No such town listed" Bus
ter is coming in his latest Metro COM
edy, sherlock Jr."
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25

boxer or wrestler in town and any
thing would go. All the girls flocked
to the fortune-teller to learn the sec
rets of the future and the kiddies
went wild over the antics of the train
ed bear.
Monday and Tuesday-Antonio Mo-
reno and Helen Chadwick are Co
featured in Zane Grey's production,
"The Border Legion" ''The Border
Legion" regarded by many as the best
of all this popular western authors
stories, is a tale of the Southern
Idaho border in the early "70s when
men braved untold hardships in their
quest for gold and then had to fight
for their very lives to keep it.
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25
AIderman's Office

Fines Collected and deposited in the
Treasury ... 80. ... ......S
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25

Clarence Cohee, a young white man
of Harrington, who had plead guilty
to an assault on Louis Ellerbrook,
the white man of Harrington who had
plead guilty to "Sodomy'' was given
a fine of $500 and in default of same
be imprisoned for a term of ten days.
The fine was paid and COhee was re-
leased. Cohee had been in Jail over
five weeks awaiting trial.
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25
State of Delaware,
Kent County. IS.

State of Delaware,
Kent County. SIS.
Be it remembered that on the 18th dag
February. A. d. 1925, before the subsciba
a Notary Public of the State Of DeaEaa
personally appeared Walter O. HoheckeT a
John c. Hopkins. Committee to Inspect \
books and accounts of the Comptroller Of leg
County. respectively, and made solemn oal
that the foregoing report and statements 4
true and correct to the best Of their knoEleil
and belief.
WALTER 0. HOFFECKER
JOHN c. HOPKINS.
Commits
Sworn and subscribed before me the day =
year aforesaid.
ELI FRANKLIN BURklSS.l
Notary Publ
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25

We again call the attention Of ,bs ..-
ers e. 70 the published report Of the Cop.s
comptroller. lhis report shows in de.sI
eohditlon OF our County finances and sbo.a
De OF interest to all citizens 4 uear 'N
directed attention 20 certain m aso
County COmptrolers report. and -
that since the Levy Court was t5e $50, $50
body for the expenditures of Tho Ta-sl
money that they should employ their ~
tort IN husbanding this money and -.
PIRATE 1t only along lines of strictes, a.,-5 ~.
having due regard for a proper sdn,inis,s..:A
OF County affairs. Since the Novenbo, IN
tlon has biven US an entirely new lev -
we respectfully repeat our sugges-ions ~
year ago lest perchance a close scr1.;,~
the ComptrOllers report may reveal o9,.
tunities for yet further economies in bsv.'1
not only with the demand. but tbe ,To,5
administration, both State and National
We. especially desire 70 call attention n A,
bonded Indebtedness of the County nov i.
falling nearly two millions Of dollars M
Indebtedness practically represents our ~
roads. How much more can be added N h;
total without making it burdensome IN n
tax payers? Yet how far short are vs +
our supply of good roads for every sac,io5 I
the county. Now since the State raosirss 4
income from automobile license and froT h
tax on gasoline, we strongly recommend n.
the State take over. and place under Tho -
of the State Highway Department. all IA
firmly believing that by this plan. We win !.
much better roads. with little additional M
The Legislature is now in session. and Il /,
visable. can enact such legislation As IL
| accomplish this end. Under the care nj +
| State Highway Department, the change Of 4
political complexion of our Levy Courts. vo1
not change our road supervisors. as is III
| the case. but instead would give Us co1tius
Gus expert supervision of all our road; n
proved as well as unimproved. Many Of u
| dirt roads not bearing heavy traffic etj
under skilled treatment. and the use, perhs1
| of Stag or other cheap material. be raI
| improved at small cost. We. therefore. d
| ommend this course. thus relieving the Cod
/ ties of the burden.
We wish to commend Mr.. Meredith for 4
/ excellent report, and for his fidelity TO j
! trust reposed in him during his term Of OHi
Respectfully submitted.
WALTER o. HOFFECEERl
| JOHN c. HOPKINS.
COmniAa
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STATE AID ROAn p,,,.

RnlonTf Rmop0t Dec, 81. ! 1923 IS 2o9q,.i ND
Amount 'aFs Rec.iycj IT, s55.oss.7o
Interest on Deposits
-,54Sl2
Amount Paid out as Der .ss77. .s5g
Balance Available '''' ,5lI5259
S8l-g2q An .-----
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Report
of the
Auditing Committee Of Accounts Of Kent
County Comptroller, 1924
of the

To the Honorable W. Watson Harrington,
Resident Associate Judge of Kent County,
Delaware:
We, the undersigned. committee of two free
holders of Kent County, appointed by the
Honorable w. Watson Harrington, Resident
Associate Judge of Kent County, to inspect
the books and accounts of the Comptroller of
Kent County, respectfully report under oath
as follOws
The period covered by the report is from
December l, 1923, to December l, 1924.
We have examined and audited the books
and accounts of Mr.. Thomas Meredith, Comp
troller of Kent County. and find them correct.
We have examined with painstaking care
the published report of Mr.. Meredith and find
it correct. and we hereby incorporate its main
features in report. For a detailed state
ment, Comptroller's report published,
or write him for printed copy of same.
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25
KENT COrNrY 1,-nrn.-...-.

50 b Bunding Bonus Value sl.ooo
zoo Kent COUNTY Good Road B.s Bond. '''OoOg
Value 81 900 each 'uS
1900 State Aid Road Bor5. 5'';.i. v 2oO00a
lsoo0Ga
Total Indebtedness ...........sI-g,-o--.
Dec. /. 1924. Balance
General Fund
Bonded Indebtedness Fund '.'S sss5ll .s
Good Road Fund ''''''- 5000
State Aid Road Fund 605l
Uncollected Taxes lo23 .''''' -355o6l
UncOllected Taxes 1924 !V'z30i
'.-..- 426;
Total Amount Available sm,.--
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25

W. o. HoFFECKER. Agent. Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25
OPERA HOUSE
Receipts

Lghtlng Iown Hall ...... lbs 125.O0
SGoaI GoaI ','''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000
II Insurance ~ '''''' .....,.... 80. 1912
repairs $3.50 '..... ........... 1885
er- ?
Smyrna times., 1925-02-25
GOOD ROAD FIRM

Balance Dec. !. le.3
ATount mount Received iron '''''I7
lakes go. .... -r.,.
Amount Received ,.o,. -'''yV.0O
Interest on Deposit.
Amount Receive frag '"s6
Material Soii 49,.
Bec. bee@l Rgceio.' foe. including Balance
........S l-vs,
Total Expenditare
s,Ol5.
sl7@s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Last Rites for
Vine in Tacoma

Funeral services for Herbert j.
Vine viii be held from tho South
Tacoma funeral parlors at p, m,
Saturday. He died Thursday Mt
Mountain View sanatorium. Two
brothers. Edward and Fred Vino OF
Seattle, his mother. Mira Andrew
Nelson Of shelton: three sIstern'
Mrs. z. V. McCash. Mrs. a. d, An
dsrson Of Seattle and Mlss Jeanette
vine OF shelton, survive him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
HONOR HARDING
Elks Dedicate Speakers
Stand Memorial March 20

Dedication Of President HardinE'a
memorial spcakerH' stand ~ Wood.
land park erected by Seattle Elkn'
lodge No. 81. viii take place March
20 Final arrangements for tho perv.
lee Fssa completed Thursday night
Tho stand - completed. excepting
hronE0 tablet, which will be set In
place early next week. President
Coolidge has ssnt HIS congratulations
to Seattle Elks for tho successful
termination ~ the memorial cam.
paigu. Governor Hartley. Repre-.
sentative John +. Miller and other
lodge noiahles viii be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
SHEPHERD HOPES
TO Get BAIL
Accused Murderer Believes
He Can Get Out on Bond

CHICAGO. March 20 States At
turney Robert T. Grove today
searched tho records Of n private
detective agency in an effort TO OBJ
tain new evidence against William
-. Shepherd. accused OF numbering
his millionaire ward. billy McCiiu-
took,
Shepherd today was adjusting
himself 10 llro In tho county jail,
He hopas 10 be released on bond
when his hearing takes place to-
morrow, but Grove viii Insist that
he bo kept prisoner.
Il slept like log" Shepherd told
nnwspapormeu who wero allowed a
brief chat with him. My appetite
is good and tho bed could bs good
deal worse find IL bit eoufin-
lng and ! hope to be out BY tongr-
row afternoon
Shepherd appeared none tho WORE
for his two nights in Jail He be-
trays nervousness. however. b con-
slant smoking and almleaa fumbl!ng.
Mira Shepherd is confident her
husband will be oSoneraiod
"HRvc you not noticed that near
~ all the persons who have testl.
fed against hlm arc Of questionable
reputation" shn asked. Take DR..
c. c. Fatman. who told tho hor-
riblr story about Darr killing Biily
witu typhoid Errma Ho runs a
school Of such reputation that tho
police arc investigating H. All the
others hRyc sort Of personal In
tercst.
My husband Is wonderful. God
fearing Christian. and have com
pleto faith in him and / fully be-
lievc ne win b freed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
u. S. Land Policy
Will Be Reversed

NEW YORK. March 20-Tht
time Is not far distant when II will
ba necessary for tho United States
10 substitute n policy OF trying tc
find land for people In place OF its
traditional policy OF finding people
for land and handing ont large
pieces OF the public domains to
them" says an article IN the Amer
lean Bankers Association Journal
The executive departments nj Wash
ington are working on the dctermin-
alton Of probable future needs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Narcotics Valued at
$1,000 Found on Shin

Morphine and cocaine valued at
$1,000 wcro seized In tho engine
room Of tho President Mckinley.
Thursday by United States customs
officials. II Ia the largest seizure
In several months. Willard T. Hart.
son. collector of customs. is seek.
Ing to fix ownership Of tho dope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

powerful influence on his contem-
poraries and thru his works more
than any other man in the history
OF American education. elevated the
mind of man. But as an educator
in the modern sense of the word.
Dean Holmes believed Emerson
would be crowded out OF the pic
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
MUNICIPA LINE
FORCES AHEAD
Seattle Street Railway Goes
On Cash Basis March rs

SCattloa municipal street railway
viii return 10 a cash basis March
20. six weeks earlier than contom,
plated last December when II went
on "a warrant basis, 80 that all is
daily receipts could 30 Ast aside 20
meet bond principal aud Interest
payments due March !. Tho pay
msuts aggregated $1,000. 600
Finance Chairman u. l., Blaine
Of tho city council said tho earlier
return to the cash basis was made
possible thru unexpected increases
in revenue and savings In operat.
Ing expenses,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
City Sues Railroad
for Burned Bridges

Tho city OF Seattle Thursday
filed suit against tho Great North.
ern railway for $4,000 damages nj.
legged suffered when the bridges and
vtaducts nj Lawton way and w.
Wheeler St, were burned. John
Davidson and c. Baker, plotting u
q. N. locomotive which Is alleged to
have started the fire. arc named
MS co.defendants with the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

selected 10 men best fitted TO be
college presidents. is himself with
out question the greatest educator
in the history OF America.
Dean Holmes particularly took is
sue with Or. Eliot in his selection
of Ralph Waldo Emerson. the phil.
osopher.poet. He paid tribute TO
Emerson. saying the poet exerted a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Seattle Dentists
Are Life Members

SPOKANE. March 2o.--Two So
attic dentists. DR.. Frank /, Shaw
and Dr. T.. u. Eggers. arc TO be
AWARDED lie Memberships In the
washington Dental association. at
tho end OF Is years OF service IN
the organization, Il was anneGneed
AT Thursdays session OF tho annual
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
kincaid Inspecting
State Oyster Beds

TACOMA, March 20.--Professor
Trevor Kincaid of tho University OF
washington and Charles II. Pollock,
acting supervisor OF fisheries. loft
Thursday on a tour Of inspection
Of state oyster beds prior to tho
annual sale of seed oysters In May,
Tho oysters are said TO be doing
nicely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Captain Mccarthy
Rites on Saturday

Funeral services FOR Capt Charles
.. Mccarthy VIII be held at 3 .. m.
Saturday. instead OF Sunday. as
originally planned Capt. Mccarthy
had commanded vtsscla for the
Alaska Steamship Co. for the past
% years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Says Emerson Was
Not Great Educator

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March co.
In tho opinion OF Dean Henry w.
Holmes. OF Harvard school of edu.
cation, Charles w. Eliot. president
emeritua OF Harvard, who recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
JUST NATURAL

Lie. you remind mo TO all the
world OF brown sugar"
How come, Sam7''
You am so sweet and unreflned,'
Ohio State journal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-07

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-27
AUSTIN COURTHOUSE
TO GET ADDITION

Plans are being drawn for q ono
story addition 20 the courthouse 20
Austin. The structure viii be OF re-
iuforced concrete and brick. Georges
S, Matthews is county judge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-27
LOSOYA, HOUSTON
BUILDING WILL BE
STARTED OCTOBER /

Work will be started on San An
tonio's newest downtown store build
ing by October 1. Russell Hill Of
Rogers-Hill and Company, owners,
announces. The structure, 26 by 100
feet, is to be at the southeast corner
of Losoya and Houston streets, which
is one of the principal business cor
ners of the city. The building is
scheduled to be completed by Febru-
airy 1.
Architect George Willis is rushing
plans TO completion and it was an
nounced last week that L. II. Wright
and Company, local contractors, would
construct the building.
The new structure is to have two
stories with a foundation adequate for
additional stories which are planned
for the future, according TO Mr.. Hill
The building will have a basement
and stores will open onto Losoya as
well as Houston street.
It is planned to build the new build
ing with reinforced concrete and terra
Gotta. 1t will be made one of the most
beautiful buildings in San Antonio
Mr.. Hill said. 1t will cost approx
mately $4,000.
A 99-year lease was secured on this
site recently by Mr.. Hill. United
Cigar Store occupies the property al
IDreSent,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-27
s, A, MODEL
Center OF
LEARNING

Another fall school term is opening
in San Antonio and again this city'k
system of schools and colleges ranks
high and continues TO set record
which is praised by all the cities, OF
the great Southwest. San Antonio has
been the school center of this section
of America for almost one century,
and parents throughout Texas and adj
Joining states have sent their children
10 these great institutions to be edu-
rnted in unequalled surroundings, made
possible by historical, geographical
literary and industrial advantages as
a background. -. :,
Two years ago San Antonio desired
TO prepare for demands OF an ever
growing population. She floated a
so. 900 600 bond issue and followed
this with another for $500, 900 recently.
100000 MORE.
And now she goes into another fall
term with new structures completed
and under construction in every section
More than 100000 in new school
buildings are under construction and
Before the close of this terp, her
school system will be greatly enlarged
and improved and she will command
even greater countrywide attention.
Our Lady of the Lake College is
completing a new dormitory and ad-
ditiohs TO other buildings at cost
of approximately 100000.
ga LIan sG n
new $4,000 structure.
Westmoorland College for girls Is
building 100000 worth of buildings,
including large dormitory.
NEW JUNIOR HIGH.
A new South Side junior high school
Is costing S250,000. Work is scheduled
TO start on this within another two
weeks.
Harlandale is planning new grade
school for the near future.
Lakeyiew is getting new grade
school at a cost of approximately
10000. Numerous additions and re-
modelling jobs are under way on Varl-
GUS public and private schools, com
posing one Of the greatest school build
ing programs ever launched BY an
American CITY,
And this is one Of the greatest proofs
that San Antonio is rapidly flourishing
and expanding. Last years public
school attendance was 27,S91 and OF
<this number 25,14O were white and
2751 negroes. An approximate in
crease of 1000 was expected at the be-
ginning of this term.
NEW COURSES.
At present there are so public and
80 private schools and colleges in San
Antonio. Through the cooperation OF
the local board of education, uniyer-
sity courses of freshmen and sophie
more curriculum is offered. Students
who contemplate entering the business
world find that the vocational courses
offered here are of distinct advantage
TO them. San Antonio is making
courses as varied, practical and bene-
fetal as possible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-27
SI25,772 in
Homes Record
September Week

As a result Of the opening Of
Fall building in San Antonio, 81
building permits were taken out
last week which authorized the
expenditure Of s1e5,772 on home
construction.
These figures exceeded those
OF the prior week by 3 permits
and S74,3is, respectively.
This is the largest home
week" during September. IL
marks the beginning Of a Fall
building campaign, the total OF
which, is expected TO soar to
record heights.