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FOR .SAt up-Eo:dsiS 6iililrd par
Tor in good livA fnwM ef 10000
population. EQuipmelIe t6nsfsts Of
4pool tables. 2 billiard tSblcs and
snookcr table, soda fountain in
connection. 4r'
Poor health make. I. necessary
Write Bsx'' O. .trainhs,.
Bismarck, N. Oak.
Wa- sxLEEG;osd -caSsIs 4 or ,heel,
ranch and four hundred tons Of
hay. IL interestcd, write T. b,
Heath. Napoleon. n. Oak.
FOR SALE-Prospering grocery store
and meat market. Splendid location
IN town Of 10000 population. Write
Trihune No. 81. -. - -.
AUTQN01IL1e -la010RCY0D
.E0R. AkLE-Ono 1895 DODGE Tour
ing, balloon tires and disc wheels;
qua ford Coupe: enc Ford Road
6ser, and one Ford Bug. All cars
priced very low to sell quick. Lock-
wood Accessory Co. Phone 1877.
800 Main St.
FOR SALE--lO25 Ford coupe. balloon
equipped, y months old. License
and Jumpers. Excellent condition,
A real bargain and easy terms.
1914 Front street. Tel. l072M.
FOR SALE--A brand new Ford truck
1. with Chicago shift. Will sell at big
reduction II taken at once. A. z,
Cook, Tpttlc, N. D..
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--FORsSAIEs

one ST0RY five room lbungalow,
two bed rooms, bath, maple floors,
full basement. furnace hcat south
front. lot DOx2OO., !, Conveaicnt TO
schools, Price Is 500. Terms.
TWO STORY six Ipom house, three
bed .ropnfs, bath. maple floors. full
front. lfass SS,s4 d VITA fesms. - \ \
Two vs. s sf6aeiP' .ix room l,susz, tAree
bed rooms. {ull basement. furnace
heat, maple, flpprs, double garage.
etrst front. Pine lawn and shrub
berry. Convenient to schools. Price
1920 with ta4hls. ...s,
EIGHT ROOM Two story house, three
sleeping rooms, ts0 sun rooms, two
fire places, full banemeuts vegvt-
able. furnace. and lAatndey rooms,
hot air heat, maple floors through.
out. Lot 76xl40. Garage attached.
Pride $4,000 m.This pxuperky in 10.
ca1ed in best residential part Of
city and should appeal 70 the pros
pective buyer who 10 looking for IN
attractive home.
FIVE ROOM one story cottage, fully
modern. maple. floors, tive bed
rooms, basoment, furnace. Lot 5Ox
$50. East front. Price $500.
$1,000 eaAh Andstsr on. balance. !,
FIVE ROOM one story cottage. tw6
sleeping roouas, bath, maple floors,
full bascmeat, furnace heat. Price
$4,000. Terms. -.
SIN ROOM one story cottage. fully
modern. semi business property.
Lot 76xf4O feet. This is q choice
investment a. A.7QO, with $1,000
.cassh and . per cent interest on, hal
Ance.. s{.4 Ia .ssc =, s.ilsT
BEFORE You bay, Il will pay you
to call and give ine<bhc pleasure Of
showinR You 'tAa choicest houses
and lots which are. offered for sale
in our city. I Represent q loan com.
pany and can finance you on any
reasonable proposition. Insurance
written in good reliable companies
on all lines. Whom you think Of
Real Est&te, Loans sand~ Insurance.
think Of
PRICE OWENS
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roR SALE

GROOM strictly modern house,
spick and spun coM6ltiOn, cas-
front, nice part Of city,. splsndif
double garage. ,s5o0s.
GROOM house, modem, close u
park, east trent, . basgxin q
GROOM house, south front, nice
trees. good condition, modem,
GROOM house, scrsensd. porch, Al
condition, hot water heat, proba-
bly, biggest value in City, ia this
class OF house at $E,200,9G
5-RooM bungalow, east front. mod.
err, nice lawn and .sArpbbesy9
garage. $3,5OO.0O.
lo-RoOM house, modern, good condi+
tion. east. front, nice part Of city,
garage. > bargain & $6,2S0.OG
4-ROoM houle, south side. good
barn. partly modern. ,126 1ee1
frontage. @l,700.00. Mt
BUILDING LOTS-lf the particuiat
lot you want is not on my very
large list, I will got it Tar YOU
If Tor sale. 3 :
INSUKANCE-rire, tornado. aueomo.
bile In reliable companies With
prompt service assured.
IN MAKING OVER $500 sALEs-l
have never had . complaint from
any buyer, How many, ether deal
crs. anywhere, can say the same
WHEN you THINK or REAL
ESTATEcthink Of
r. e. YOUNG.
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NOTICE

Bids will be received, for remode
me school house No. 2, in Viii
School District No. az. Work to ]
completed by first Monday in Sc
tembcr. Contract let. to lowest r
sponsiblc bidder. Board has right
reject any or all bids. Specification
can be seen ut clerks office. Bids |
be opened Aug. IL, 1926, vt clerk
office ut $3.50 p. IN.
Mrs~sP. ~. 1taGney,
Clerk Of. White 6cho6l Dist.
S-6-7-9-ie-1l-l3-l3-l4-16-l7.1
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ApAHYDa ENT9

APARTMENTS -.
FOR RENT-Furnish9d modern cit5
heated apartment. 2 and 3 roohl
apt. each with privats hath. For
bookcase just like new, very fsa-
sonablc. Phone COS after s p. m.
TWO OR THREE room apartment
with built in features, screened
in porch and private entrance. Also
one nicely furnished bedroom. Rent
reasonable. Phone 357J. ITO
Seventh street.
FURNISHED Apartment - Two l1rye
rooms, closet and kitohennate- with
large screened in porch. East
front; down stairs. CaM 1T rear
door. blS Sixth St. Phone 800.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartmsnts.
The Laurain Apartments. PA6ne
303. B. F. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house
heeping apartments. 422 Fifth st.
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FOR SALE-Three sanitary cots. One
oak davenport. leather covered.
Good pads with each. Phonc 973.
Ali Fifth street.
FOR SALT Du0fold, tjtcAen
eabinet, Library table. All rsee.
tically new. Phsas Ss9!. 32l y.
Rosser.
FOR SALE A beautiful walnut II
piece dining set. Terms If desired.
II interested, call C78M.
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nl0CGlLANu0U0
FOR SATE-1re hot a. Eea1;nv
nI.rt located IN ~" I;rh E. Nicola
Bldg, at the corner Of Broadway
and Third st., Bismarck, N. d. This
heating plant has only been used
a short time and will be sold BY
the undc rsigncd to tho highcs .
bidder.
O'HARE & COX
Little Bldg,
Bismarck, N. Oak.
FOR SALE - Form tain ana hack har
fountain 10 #. Eight pumps, six
crushed fruit containers. Two ice
cream places all marble and Ger.
man silver. Back bar 10 #. all
equipped to the latest c0nvenicnccs,
mirror Ky r.. Sane 20 put IN con-
nccsl1n WIN yvur E.vSce1y's noCe. e. VI
You MAn. Aye iI.Du"c ~. -.
LADIES' AND CNNTS Eur garments
remodcled. rehncd ana repaired
r rirst CLASS Work ~, gua1a noa 20
sana ma . ..:a En... "e ens Ts;.L
strect -
~ :, :, =, :. !. 49,
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CTR AyED

Party who lost one Poland Chit
SOW with long slit in right car ar
nursing young pigs about two wcel
old. Cali at ID. w. Stewards in Nj
souri, Township for information.
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FOR RENT--ORe room suitable for
two, all furnished and two light
! housekeeping rooms, all furnished
near in. 7OScMain. Phone 342.
FOR RENT-WcN furnished room n
modern home. Close in. Suitable
for one or two. Call ct SO First
street or phone 1857.
ROR RENT-Two furisaed rooms fo1
sight housekeeping In modern
house. l10 Frat street. Inquire
At 81 Ave. A.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
with kitchenette and closet. Ice fur.
uishsd. al FIFTH St. Phone 273.
FOR RENT--Large room for 2 gem
Nemen. one block west of post Of.
flee. Phone 761. 210 Second St.
N0R RENT-rurnished room in mod.
ern home. close in; ladies pre-
fsrred. 500 Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Two partly Furnished
light housekeeping rooms. Phone
9t0J. 400 Seventh street,
Fur RENT - Four rooms :. oveI
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply "a
]. A. Knowles. 81.
NEWLY decorated pleasant light
housekeeping room. ,College Bldg
Telephone 1873.
FOR kENT-Furnished. room. Call
after 5 p. m. Call 962W.
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Tribaae Classdiied Advertisements
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ron SALE

ron SALE
5-ROOM modern bungalow with baths
close to schools and in good loca-
tion. House well built and warm.
$3.50. Terms. ss Il
7-ROOM new modern house an ehoicA
location; hard wood floors, fire
place, French doors between fNvl
ing room and dining reem sana
other modern features. A beanti-
full residence. $1,000. Reasanble
cash payment and the balance pay
able in monthly installments Of
$46.20 which sincludeA interest !. at
six per cent.
5-ROOM and bath modern new bum
galow with fine basement; close "a
schools and in good nsighbedhood.
$4,000.
S-ROOM modern houss with III
water heat; extra large lot, eafdS
and close to schools. $5.700s
$500. ca.h and balance in mepthlt
GROOM new modern house with
maple floors and large closets:
close to schools. A real bargain
$500.
7-ROOM modern house with garage,
lot Is X 14O feet: beautiful xard
and trees, close to school and On
paving. $500. Terms.
5-ROOM house with city water, cleo
trio light, toilet, sink in kitchen;
and located near schools, $4,000.
$3.50 cash.
LET US show you the houses and
lots we have for sale. It may save
you money.
HARvEYsHARRTs 4 COMPANY
Hoskins Block,
J. T.. Jackson, Manager.
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DECISION OF SUPREME COURT
From Casx County
H. o. McAndrcws, plaintiff and r
spOndent.


Idawa Gold Mining Company. a CO.
pOratiOn. ct nj. defendants: ldaw
Gold Mining Company, \ corpOr;
ton. defendant and appellant.
Syllabus:
l. A pledge of stock cannot mais
tain an action to compel The tran
fer Of the stock upon the records Z
the corporation until such pledq
statute and such pledge becomes Il
owner thereof.
2. Evidence examined aud. for re;
SON stated in the opinion, 1t is he
that the evidence does not sustai
the allegations Of the complainant.
Appeal from the district court I
Cass county. Hon. A. T.. Cole, judg
Action by H. Q. McAndrews again
the Idawa Gold Mining Company. !
al. to compel the transfer Of stof
upon the corporate records Of IN
company. Judgment was rendered 4
the, trial court in favor Of the Plat
tiff for $3,452.i5, and further order(
that the stock be cancelled. TH
defendant, Idawa Gold Mining Cor
pany appeals.
Reversed. Opinion of tho couI
by Berry. Dist. ]. Burke. j., bciTi
disqualified. did not participate
Berry, Dist. j.. sitting in his stcal
B. H. Bradford. and NestoS, Hertz
stad and Stcncrson, Of Minot, Il
appellant. U. L. Burdick, of Farg
and Clyde Duffy, Of Devils Lake. II
respondent.
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strsi1lit 0e1le4iT FNe.-ln s. q. 1 I


That's the hpusemsi1aa work"
Il know Il, but PGf6yEept thoj
80. Yop can bomeA ~ ,1eq&that. Lod
i'm his dEesser dtstersssll bet HI
socks and handkerchiefs IRE in nci
piles He opened one after anothd
and the, ciothing. Was sS5dy as
hHd expected It 70 be.
up to the window, wa&fT smokirj
stand beside II. and paper rad
nearby. Ho - 4 bit II 1 Sybarite, |
Perry. and yet . tidy sort, too. I'd
two traits don't often 60 together
well, what you've found od
about his neatness and his love d
ease doesn't get you along very I'd
in solving the mystery, docs it,"
Don't be impatient, SON. All
good time. Now, have this rooa
photographed on my mind tn detail
come on, we'll tackle Mrs. Health
rOOm."
"Oh. 4 don't like to-" and Buc'
drew back with natural instins'
against invading the sanctity Of I'll
dead woman's apartments.
"All right. you stay out, or G
back downstairs"
But Teddy was naturally inquis
tive. and, too. he was bound to Be II
on this detective business, so he fol
lowed the older man across IL
threshold.
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WANTED = Young women, 1885
years, for training in Roselsnd
Community Hospital. Three year
course which qualities Tor stAte
,resistration. Monthly, allowance
and maintenance While training.
Keqpires one year high school or
ing. Write for Information. Sup
lllth street, Chicago.
NEW INVENTION prevents shoulder
straps from slipping. Real comfort
1t last! Women adore it. Won
dcrful money making opportunity
Free sample offer. Write Lingerie
~" Co. So W.. Jackson, Chicago.
WORK At HONE-SS a dozen MAX
ing scarfs. Experience unncces.
sary. No canvassing. Particulars
for stamp. Limit Service, Inc.
Dept. b. 1875. Lynn. Mass.
WANTED-Girl for Dental Office
One staying at home perferrcd
Good opportunity for one not afraid
Of work. Apply" in person. 4OSla
Marin street.
S25 WEEKLY-Easy. Spare time,
Addressing cards at home, no ex.
porience. Particulars &c stamp
Madison Service, l23 West Madison,
Chicago. !.
WOMEN WANTED to OGRE for inva.
lids in fine Bismarck homes. sec
weekly earned while studying
tshoft nursing ebutsc. Dept. B, 62Oo
winthrop Aye, Chicago. v
WANTED At ONCE-- WaitEess end
dish-washer. Coed wages. Hotel
Washburn, Washburn. N. d.
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YSlR GALE

FOR SALE on TKxDET50-room
modern hotel IL, wastl central
inAesctA tevn Of 1900 Or will
trade for good land. Or trade
furnishings separate and lease
lvilding. Addssss: Elvin v.
Brown. Willard Hetea Dickinson,
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HEAL USED CAR VALUES
1926 Oldsmobile 4-pass. coupe $4,000
(Overhauled, new tires and battery. }
fee5 Overland touring $500. 427S.0e
1924 Ford tudor .......... e275.O0
Studebaker touring .......... $500
BISMARCK HUDsON.EssEx co.
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FOR RENT-Strictly ! modern s.
room duplex attached garage, best
location, reasonable rent. o. w.
Roberts. l17.Main St. Phone 75l.
FOR SAIsE-O-room moderp house,
including 8 bed rooms, ,fisst .noeT
finished In quarter sawed Oh,
Georgis pine finish on End fjool
full kaBensent, fene porch, 6aot,
front. hot water heat, trees and
lawn, garage, near schools we'll
built and ono Of the most desirable
homes in city, close In. at hesgain
on sefms. ).
1. Geo. N. Resassss
T0R KENT-Irodern flat, 1 !, re1n
md o 8 teona, unfogRiD4od, sWJ9h
heat and water. For sale: Z room
house on 50 foot lot. Also 100 By
$50 foot lot opposite Roosevelt
School. Phone eos, Cora 3. Nc.
Lean, after s p. m.
FOR SALE-ln order to close an
estate, are offering 5-room part
foot lot, close in, water, sewer,
lights, inside toilet and gas for
$4,000 cash. Geo. n. Register.
kOk SAlATO1fect ft0m owner, ,
room bungalow and garage. No
eemmissions. Small down payment.
Price sd terms reasoneb1e. Phone
WI. -
FOR RENT-Five room partly mod.
ern house, close in, to adults only,
925; and two room house forsael6.
Geo. NJ. Register. a'ts.4rl
ECH RENT-Six room modeEn heo10
partly furnished, By Sept. !. Phsae
456M. :
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LOST

LOST-August 10Th. brown leathsv
pocketbook containing some bills
and Identification lard. Return u
In Tribune, for reward.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
SALESMEN-We guarantee $45 per
week to start. Sensational New
Bowling alley gum machine. Sells
on sight. Every place Of business
needs one. Trode in old machines.
Write quick. Honey Dew, 1922 Main
street. Kansas City. Mo.
LIGHTNING strange battery COM
pound. Charges discharred batter
les Instantly. Eliminates old
method entirely. Gallon free to
Nxents. Ford Batteries $500.
Lightning Co.. St. Paul, Mimi.
800 500 weekly. Biz commissions
and weekly salary. kelAble house.
Guarantee deelcrs turnover or
money back. Rapid promotion,
g Anew Speciality Co., Cedar Rap
ids, II.
SALESMEN-Sell Used Tires, New
Tubes and Skived Shoes to dealers.
Liberal coMamission paid weekly.
Exclusive territory, Sales Manager,
007 Willow ST.. Chicago.
WANTED ~ Sales agents to sell ouk
guaranteed highgrade coffee direct
10 farmers. We pay liberal COM
mission. Frogner Coffee Co., Dept,
D.. St. Paul. Mimi.
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EA9ae LANDS
FOR SALE-bdalho Land. Z acres. /
room house, electric lights, city
water. Chicken house. Joins
school. Will buy all chickens
raised. $500 takes it. r. p. John
son, Occur d. Alenc, Idaho.
FOR SALE Ok TRADE 32O.acrc Nc
Kenzie Co. farm, mile from
state highway, or will trade for
house and lot in town. Write
Tribune No. 50.
FARM FOR SALE-Located near
Bismarck. Well improved. Good
water. In good state Of cultivation.
No. Sc. e
FOR EXCHANGE-16O-acre improved
Burlcigh county farm for California
property. Address, Box 223, Owens
mouth. Calf.
WANTED-To hear from owner Of
land for sale for fall delivery. y.
TX. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis.
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Z WANTED no RENT
HOUSE WANTED = Responsible
party desires Furnished house.
Must have at least two bedrooms.
Would consider sub-icasing for
several months. Phone 220M be-
tween $3.50 and 500.
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17
TOWNSEND
Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend Cele-
brate 5Oth Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend Cele-
brate 5Oth Wedding Anniversary
Townsend, March 16.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Townsend celebrated their fif
tieth wedding anniversary on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend have lived in
this vicinity all their lives and are
enjoying good health. They were
presented with a purse Of gold and
many other presents. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Reynolds, Mrs. Eta Reynolds
Carter Townsend and grandson, Mrs.
Re5ta Stradley, all of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Townsend, of
Wilmington; Mrs. Garrett OthOson
Middletown; Mrs. Lloyd Jones and
children, Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. J
Wilmer Fennemore, Mr.. and Mrs.John
Townsend, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Beardsley and family, N. w. Var
Horn and Fred Carey, of Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iva A. Moore, of Elk
ton, Nd, spent Sunday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Edward Hart.
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17
BLACKBIRD
Items of NeighbOrhOOd Interest and
Personal Mention Blackbird Hundred

Items of NeighbOrhOOd Interest and
Personal Mention BIackbird Hundred
Blacllbird, March 16.-Mr. c. A.
Theodore Ferguson's house for the
winter months, is moving to Forest
Farms, this week, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferguson will occupy their home at
"Rest-a-While Tea Room" about Ap-
ril 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Watson Jr.,
and daughter Gertrude, have return
ed to Cannon where Mr.. Watson is
employed on road work.
Personals.-Miss Edith Gibbons of
Dover, spent last week in Blackbird.-
Mrs. Elwood Heihm and J. Lester
Webber visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Webber this Week.-Mrs.
Emily Fortner was a Smyrna visitor
on Friday.-Miss Muriel Maree spent
Monday night with Mrs. Ethel Quiller
in Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Cleaver were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter S. Money.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Graves spent
Sunday with friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. James Lonegrove, who was
taken to Delaware Hospital on Mon
day of last wek for treatment, died
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Maloney gave
"St. Patrick's" bridge party at their
home on Commerce street, Friday
night. The decorations and favors
We're all in keeping with st. Patrick's
colors. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry J. Ellison, Mr.. and Mrs.
McKinsey, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Spur
geon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brinton,
Mr.. and Mrs. BOyce Salmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w.
Bond, Frank Taylor, Clarkson Taylor,
of Wilmington; Warner. Price, Smyr-
ma; Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Wilson, Do
yer; Mr.. and Mrs. Watson K. Belts, of
Middletown; Miss Ethelwyn J. Ma
lOney, Mrs. Edna Norman, Miss Eliz-
abeth Maloney and w. Hart Scott, of
Townsend. The women's prize was
presented to Mrs. Richard Bond, of
Wilmington, and Miss Ethelwyn j
MalOney, of Townsend. The mems
prizes went to Hayes Wilson, Dover
and Clarkson Taylor, of Wilmington
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17
CLAYTON
Budget of News Gathered Here and
There of NeighbOrhOOd Interest

Budget of News Gathered Here and
There of NeighbOrhOOd Interest
Mrs. E. H. Heverin and Mrs. David
Heverin, near Townsend, spent Mon
day with her brother, John Goldsbor-
ough near MiddletOwn.
There was a joint service of st.
Peters, Smyrna, and Trinity churches
Clayton, Sunday evening in Trinity
Church. Rev. Richard Trapnell, of
st. Andrews Church, Wilmington,
preached the sermon. Smyrna choir
furnished the music.
DR.. G. L. Alexander, of Oil City,
Pa, former medical examiner of the
Pennsylvania Railroad in Clayton, has
been transferred to Washington, D. c.
His wife and father-in-law, Francis
Herr, are staying at the Colonial Inn
Smyrna, until they find satisfactory
quarters in Washington.
Trinity Church school will meet at
the usual time-2.45 p. m. Sunday.
There will again be evening service
at half-past seven, at which time the
Rev. J. Frederik Virgin, of EIl1tOn,
Md, will be the preacher. Come and
bring your friends.
Virginia Mae Sinex, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Sinex, died
Wednesday morning at the Delaware
Hospital, Wilmington, where the child
had been taken for treatment for
spinal meningitis. Interment was
made Thursday afternoon in Odd Eel
lows cemetery. Smyrna.
Mrs. Ned Harrington, of Oxford,
Nd, has returned from a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Florence Jerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peacock of
EIl1ton, Md, were recent visitors to
Clayton friends.
An inquest into the death of Will
liam Harck, soldier from Fort du
POnt, who was killed lost Tuesday al
the railroad crossing at Reybold, ,wheI
the machine in which he was riding
was struck by a train, was held il
Coroner Harvey X. Wadman's office
The jury returned a verdict in ac-
cOrdance with the testimony and rec
commended that proper protection bt
provided at the crossing. Captain
William r. Maris of Fort dupont, un
der whom Harck was serving at tn,
time, advocated in his testimony tina
action be taken by either the count!
or the state for the erection of ;
bridge over the crossing or that SOM
other precaution be taken. Privat
Baldwin, of the State Highway police
said that it is the intention of tn
state to take over that section of tn
highway as a part Of the highway t
be cared for by the state betwee
New Castle and St. Georges, and tina
it is possible that some action will b
taken in regard to making the cross
ing more sage at that time. One G
the men riding with Harck at tn
time of the accident is still confine
to his bed as the result of injurie
Members of the engine crew testife
that when the accident occurred tt
train was running about three mile
an hour, because they had slowe
down for Reybold station. They d,
clared that the bell on the locomOtiN
was ringing at the time and that II
whistle had been blown several time
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17

think about it. They are anxious to
make some decision and get work un-
der way. The Eastern Shore Com
pany feel convinced they can have
their line built to Smyrna by Septem-
Der 1. The Dover line, ofcoursey could
be built sooner, probably by July, but
to move our present plant to the
Cats, now Boyer, lot, on the west
side of Main street, adjacent to Lake
Como and to build a modern building
and equip it with boilers and gener-
ators, would take all summer atleast.
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17
KENTON
Two Leading Sunday School Glasses
Unite in Furnishing Program

Two Leading Sunday School Glasses
Unite in Furnishing a Program
Kenton, March 10 The Philathea
and Baraca Glasses of Kenton Sunday
School met in basement on Wednes-
day evening, March 10th. An inter
esting program was given, refresh
ments were served and a social time
spent by all.
Personals. = Miss Helen Hudson
spent thel weekend with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cross
ley, Sr-Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs
were out of town on Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Guthrie of Galena,
Nd, spent Sunday with their parents
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Guthrie.-Mrs.
Harriet Money entertained company
on Tuesday.-Mrs. Harvey Morris and
son Billy, of Havre de Grace, Md,
spent part of last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Bull-Miss
Helen Hudson and Master Franklin
/ Hilyard, spent two weeks with Misses
Edna and COrinne Hilyard.-Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Hazel of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hazel-Mr.GoOd
win Taylor of Wilmington, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. NJ. Taylor-Mr and Mrs. Bryan
Crossley and son Weston, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Jewell-Mr and Mrs. jacob
CrOssley, Sr., entertained company OF
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. William Cant.
well of Cheswold, were in Kenton ovel
the weekend