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A. t!4e Thifc Baptist Church, Filth
shc Il streets. tginDErps. Rev. Or
103fge o. EQIlsrk'E tJp!c a. ] ! m. Is
'CEBciI Fellowship Hay conl~
m4Aipil Wiz tgilDX the nlDfnjng 4Fy-
ief. His usp.c al 4 pm. is One Thing
] KDD" 3}4e Intermediate Christian
IIGeaYT s1teaety VIII caSc1sS al { u M.
t19Ic. i9iI,.t@nsnsh2p Winning or
!<Jbli4g" 3f.e s4nloT Christian Et4cea yor
s>ocifty Will oin1as st 8 pra. what
America kzpect& u! rs" The senior
Christian En1esFoF Society viii discuss
o. pm ARE TIE Teachings u Jesus
~ " Date " Prayer meeting TUESDAY.
u 10 pm. 1ouGg DeopIes prayer
meeting Thursday. & to pm.
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BISHOP WILL SPEAK.
Right Rev. HhinslsaSsr % ASG-s IS
Sunday School Institute.

Bishop RhiaslanGSr, superintendent q
the College cf Preachers O. the CaGss-
dral cs s. Peter ard Paul. wiz b.
the speaker 3. the Sunday ScAI4 In
stitQte q tAe p;cSeSe q wsSAlEsSsoa
February IS, ~ s pm ~ 81, S6Aa'S
Parish HAL, Sixteenth and II STREETS
Vsce President Rev Esscch ". Tnosas-
Scn. vicar ~ che Chapel ~ the Iness-
aasicn. will pSsSsie
hStcaS EG9easasG III shs Family has
been Conducted BY Ms NIlaAsa +,
Bowen, educational secretary IL sas
piscsSan Auxiliary, The lectures were
held weekly 4, the EcsnAsAS Church.
during Ecil,.lary,
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Sermon On Work and Power"

Work and Power viii be the theme
OF the sermon tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock In the Ambassador Theater.
Eighteenth street and Columbia road.
before the congregation OF the First
Cniversalist Church by Rev. DR.. r. w.
Perkins, the pastor. The church school
conTenes at the theater Immediately aft
er morning services. Or. r. w. Eallou
leading the adult Bible class The de-
yotIonal meeting Of the Young People,
Christian Union will be held at 7 pm.
at the Parish House, 1901 s. street:
topic, STORY OF Missions"
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and reconstructed exactly as it stood.
with the exception of four corner tur-
retS.
Another restoration. in 1895. caused
many interesting discoveries, the most
important being the site of the cruci-
from Saxon church inclosed within a
crypt under the south transept.
Catherine of Aragon, Henry Wis
unhappy Queen. is buried here. Mary.
Queen of Scots, too. found a resting
place within its walls up to the year
1912, when her remains were trans
ferred to Westminster.
The church is All feet in length. the
nave oil feet high. and the height OF
the central tower is about $50 feet. The
unique feature of the structure Is its
western front. actually vast portico of
three arches. one of the finest speci-
mems of Early English extant. The
church reached the dignity Of cathedral
In l54l.
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REV. WILLIAM S. BEARD
SPEAKS HERE TOMORROW
Secretary Of Laymen's Advisory
Group to Talk in Three
Churches.

Rev. William S. Beard OF New York
City. secretary Of the Laymen's Ad +.
visory committee of the Congregational
churches, will speak here tomorrow
in three Congregational churches. VIII
liam Knowles Cooper, general secretary
Of the Washington Y. NJ. c. A., is chair
man of the laymen's advisory commit
tee.
He will speak tomorrow morning in
Cleveland Park Church on The Un-
harnessed Tides: in the afternoon at
a forum meeting in Mount Pleasan:
Church on The Really Big Business
of the Hour and at night in First
Church on The Little White Church
on the Hilltop
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TIE elementary oiylslpn u TIE Dis
IlcJ u Col4nD.s Council ~ Religious
Eo4aatton vii meet al Mount Vernon
FlE1e Church Tuesday night at s
q ciDck TIE time for holding tie ele-
naejgiary standard training aehf,oi viii
fgs discussed hi ullS meft.ne Mts. J II.
EoDy vii tell missionary atgfy The
conferences VIII lake up pre- Easier
EtYsslDk&
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PLAN MISSION RALLY.
World Day Of Prayer Will Be OBJ
served Friday.

Arrangements are about complete for
the annual observance OF the World
Day of Prayer for Missions. to be held
February "a a. 2 pm. in the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
Mrs. G.. c. D. Townshend Of the
Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Church South. chairman OF the pro-
gram committee. viii preside during
the first half OF the program, and Mrs.
John Newton Cuibertson. president OF
the Woman's Irter6enominatioual Mis-
sioaary Federation OF the District Of
Columbia and vicinity, will preside dur
ing the closing half.
Mrs. Hester Away Reisinger Of the
lexington Presbyterian Church viii
SPEAK
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SENATOR WILL SPEAK.

Senator Aleen W. Rarkley. KEN
lucky. will address the Harrison Mems
Bible class az Congress Street Meth
oriist Protestant Church tomorrow
morning at Gas O'Clock III the audi
forum ot the church.
The ladies' Bible class and the ladies
Of the mems Bible class are invited.
Everybody welcome.
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PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR
ASSUMES CHARGE HERE
Rev. Newton p. Patterson Install
ed at First Observation-Disclosures
Gives Sermon.

Rev. Newton P. Patterson was formal
ly installed as pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church on John Marshall
place last night. DR.. Robert E. Spear,
moderator Of the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church in America,
preached the installation sermon.
Assisting in the services we're Rev.
Henry w. Tolson. moderator of the
Washington City Presbytery: Rev. Henry
B. Wooding, pastor of the lexington
Presbyterian Church: Rev. James H.
Miers. pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church: Rev. A. E. Barrows. pastor of
the Eastern Presbyterian Church, and
Rev. James T. Marshall, pastor Of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
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At John Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion
Church, Fourteenth and Corcoran
streets. tomorrow the pastor. DR..
II. r. Medford. will deliver the
sermon and administer holy COM
munion at the morning service. The
council. I. B. p. o. of Elks OF the
World. will be the guests Of the church
for their annual sermon by the pastor
at 7:45 pm. Sunday School will meet
at $50 am. Christian Endeaeor So
ciety at $50 pm.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. E. c. Primm to Speak Twice
Tomorrow

IT Was Afraid" will be the sermon
subject tomorrow night Of Rev. Ellis c,
Primm. pastor OF the Second Baptist
Church. This sermon will be preached
twice. at g. so O'Clock at an early service
at the East Capitol street branch.
Seventeenth and East Capitol streets.
and a. S o'clock at the church. Fourth
stree; and Virginia avenue southeast.
There will be baptism at the latter
service.
Mr.. Pr!rnm's theme az the morning
church service Will be. "Rreasip,ates
and Sandals"
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PASTOR WILL PREACH.
Or. ]. s. Montgomery Speaks To-
morrow Morning.

At the Metropolitan Methodist
Church tomorrow morning. DR.. James
She-a Montgomery will deliver a SER
mon On the subject: The Potter, the
Clay and the Cup"
In the evening at o'clock there
VIII be held unique service: THE
Gospel in the Old Familiar" These
will be displayed on the canvas by the
stereoptican, DR.. Montgomery viii tell
Of the origin, history and the circum.
stances under which they we're written
and then the congregation viii unite
IN singing them Eugene Scheele will
operate the steropticon.
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PROFESSOR TO SPEAK.
Georgetown Congregation - Hear
DR.. W. E. Rollins

DR. W. s, Rollins, pxutsSScr Q! eassySA
history 81 the Virginia Ths>>ksNA
Seminary. near Alexandria. Will give .
e<>0sSe cS addresses M TIE EtsaS Cos
PesSS at st, 1oaaS CsQreA. CsSVSSescwa.
Ss&o u Styses, ~ "Wednesday evenings
III Lent az : c'eAcA.
The e>sssresaskIss 90 Christ CsHasSsa
GScgIesew,, II neGnsssS wssa s. 1Asss,S
Tor sssc>e SeyvttSS lSeSss.aSssS ss Z 81
pm. there viii 10 ten minutes ~ lyman
singing and the SegNsS WILL eSSsa
promptly AT 5 pM The AySt aSSrSSS
VIII De ElSSn W Ash "Wednesday,
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RALLY Is PLANNED.
Rev. J. L. s. Holloman TO Preach
On Public Health Topic.

Az Second Baptist Church, Third
street between Fl and I streets, TO-
morrow. the pastor. Rev. j. L. S. HoI-
lornan, viii preach at II am. on The
Christian Religion as Il Relates TO the
Question Of Public Health" At 4p.n.
there will be rally for Christian edu-
cation. Rev. ". L. Washington, pas
Tor OF Zion Baptist Church, viii preach.
Gods Protection for Those Who Love
HIN" The q. 7. P. U. and Bible
6choo! viii meet al pm
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Lincoln Congregational Temple.

At Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev. Il. W. Brooks
will speak from the subject. The Ad-
venture Of Path" The Senior Chris
tiaa Endeayor Society viii meet at 6 As
pm. The subject 70 be discussed is,
Are the Teachings Of Jesus Up 10
Date"
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DR.. Raw Palmer TO Preach.

DR. Ray Palmer viii preach tomorrow
al the Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church, Maryland Avenue and Four
tenth street northeast. Subject: II
am, THE Heavenly Vision; pm,
The Christian Soldier and His Armor.
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PASTOR WILL PREACH,
Rev. Mark. Depp to Give Two Ser
mons Tomorrow.

Rev Mark Depp. minister In the
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
Columbia road near Fifteenth street,
will preach at both services OF the
church tomorrow.
The morning service is at II
O'Clock and the evening service at 8
O'Clock. The church school meets at
$50 and the young peoples meeting at
Z. The week-night devotional meeting
OF the church Is Thursday at 8 o'clock.
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SERVICE AT CAPITOL.
w. c. T. u. Will Honor Frances
z. Willard Tomorrow.

A memorial service will be held In
Statuary Hall in the U. S. Capitol
around the statute OF Frances E. Will
lard tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock, when
Representative Addison Smith of Idaho
will make the principal address.
Rev. Scott Mcbride will give the de-
votional service. This service win be
under auspices Of the District OF Co
lunbia w. c. T. u. and its president.
Mrs. N. N. Pollock, viii preside. The
public Is invited
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THE BROKEN ALABASTER.
DR.. s. B. Daugherty Chooses Topic
II for Tomorrow's Sermon. ]

At the Memorial United Brethren
Church. North Capitol and r streets.
tomorrow the minister, DR. S. B.
Dausherty. wiz preach In the morning
on The Broken Alabaster" and In the
evening on "On Top of the World" the
Third sermon In the series to young
people.
The Booster class OF the Sunday
school will have the special features
for the evening service The Sunday
school and Christian Endeavor Societies
viii have special programs.
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PILGRIM SERVICES.
Rev. Andrew q. Bird 10 Preach
ToucFrew

Re-. Andrew r. Bird viii preach al
tiae Ch0tcn of the Pilgrims al IL
oclock tomorrow on TIE subject, Our
Felloy MeD" The serves are held II
tne Aaytower Eots! pending the cos.-
sH-cilo8 u then new plant He viii
k2eak a 73g pm AT the chapel VI
the Old ManAt, 1916 Twen,y-second
street, On the subject. "fsomrtiing
Rev "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18

Evangelist ,ssAa W liam NIL peaeA
.M Ftlsh baptist caageA tomorrow
nAcGnng ana nxht,
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MOTIvATION.' -
Rev. w. +. La Rue Announces Sub
iect for Tomorrow.

At the Takoma Park Baptist Church
the pastor. Rev. William E. La Rue.
viii speak tomorrow morning Oh "Spir-
ituai Motivation" Representative
David Hogg Of Indiana will speak at
the evening service
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LEAD US NOT"
Topic Given for Sermon at Foundry
II. z. Church.

Rev. Frederick Brown Harris. paste.
CT Foundry Methods. Episcopal Church.
VII preach tomorrow morning on the
theme. Lead LIS Not"
AZ the evening service Rev. Harry r.
Woo.eyeE. editor the National Metho-
clSt Press, viii speak On Echoes From
fsle Pan-Anierican Conference" DR.
W0oleVer has just returned from Havana
&c attendance at the conference
hrs Isabel g. Shepsrc. who was
born 10 South An1er1ca, viii SPEAK on
Eo2tn America At the Epworth League
SeyY3ce a. Z O'Clock.
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PECK MEMORIAL VISITOR.
Francis i, Jones 60 Address Meas
Glass

The Paradox ~ the Joy el TfsasSA
IS the nsags,sag saAees ~ Rev Nvass ".
keteAGa ~ Peek Memorial, Ne wtN
preach 81 asSht aa ~eAa.S SeAys gex
Christ"
Francis I lesssS estsf NJ ths DATED
SsAses knsssSsynseas RaEeAG. VII ASiEvSs
tire meas class Al 10 eVASS xesssessuw
morning,
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SENATOR TO SPEAK.
Robinson of Indiana Will Give A6-
dress Tomorrow

dress Tomorrow.
At Fifteenth Street Christian Church
tomorrow morning Rev, Harry NJ VII
son. pastor. will preach upon state
ment of Jesus taken from the Sermon
on the Mount, We Are the Light Of
the World" The Lords Supper viii be
observed
AT the evening service at & c'clcck
Senator Robinson Of Indiana will de-
liver an address on George Washing
ton" The public is invited,
Smyrna times., 1928-11-14

III Be The regular services Y
|fF VIII y Church next Sun
PresOy ylTIla ,,l,h;n NJ 1880; Sun
gonlng VIZ !, u. Christian En-
shool al - ;,,1. worship at 7.3O.
5.io3 ss svil' N Crop Will preach At
.,-ires,
Smyrna times., 1928-11-14

No. DAN. Gray Horse. ii years oId. e
ira good worker and driver.
No. 2-TONEY, Brown Horse. years old.
will weigh 1900 pounds. good worker in All
harness and true.
No 2-DOLLIE. Bay Mare. 6 years old.
good driver. good worker in all harness. TNe
brown horse and bay make fine team.
These horses are all perfectly sound far
as / know Anyone wanting a good team of
horses should come and look this pair Of hors-
Is over the day Of sale.
Smyrna times., 1928-11-14
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.

Good-built Farm Wagon. been used but very
little Wagon Running Gear. two-horse Riding
Plow, Double Disc Harrow. Roller. Acme Har-
row, one-horse Plow, Hand Cultivators. Sui
key Cultivator. Hay Rigging. Tomato Rigging.
Buggy and Harness, Brides. Collars. Wagon
and Plow Harness. Chicken Ccops. Randal
Harrow. Milk Cans and Strainers and
Bucket Air-tight Stove. set of Tomato Springs
RieinR Bride and Saddle, Hay Fork and
Blocks. about Tons of Hay, about three and
one-haif tons alfalfa hay and the balance
mixed hay. 10 cord Of oak wood. Enterprise
Lard Press, s-quart Enterprise Sausage Cut
ter, No. 12 set Stuart Horse Clippers. Shovels'
Forks and others things too numerous 70 men
ton.
TERMS-AIl sums Of $50 and under. cash
over this amount a credit Of 10 months will
be given BY purchaser giving bankable or
Judgment note with approved security. Inter
est added from day Of sale
Everything will be sold to the highest bid
der No under bidding.
sale will take place rain or shine.
GEORGE E. CANNON
r. W. Slaughter. auctioneer
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Il Head of Cattle

Z Head Of Mich Cows. all good and all
milking. 2 two-year-od Heifers. springers.
Heifer Calves from choice cows. One High
grade Registered Holstein BULL. Papers will
70 to purchaser of this bull. He is good SER
vice Bull in any herd and is perfectly quiet.
Two of these cows years old. one of
them is fresh, the others have only been fresh
a short time. They milking good. These
cows are nice and milking heavy. are All test
ed have been tested since calves. They were
tested two weeks ago and non went out. Any
one wishing to know anything about these
cows can talk with DR.. Porteus in regard to
them
Smyrna times., 1928-11-14
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned intending to discontinue
farming On account of his health. will sell A
public sale Oh his farm On road leading from
MiIHngton to Townsend. 1t McKay's Corner
one and one-half miles from Colts Station. q
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Chicken Salad and Oyster Supper
The Mite Society of Asbury M. =.
Church will hold a Chicken Salad and
Oyster Supper Thursday evening, No
yember 22nd. 1921 3t
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4 syyRNl.A4. NJ, 3Il.4..I IlMFo
1ND VICINITY

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p,sti9g, Iast y 5are nlsiti tbeir IT. annual
! An deelaeu I'M !. Friend Oyster
y S1laa -day a december 9Th.
", tbe month Of
a;oliIe9, |, III tod " october, and
s5sr, eole1sI tos inst been made
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&
! n. Laura !, " !. .5tssts,nsd otseIe ef
5s1t59' 8. E NJ. n. MI !. .5.I~ M NJ. III
ljts.I la5. At 7.8O o'clock.
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FoR SALE

Broken Rabbit, Bird, Shepherd and
Collie DOGS. Special mention of two
litters Of Shepherd and Collie Pups
from the best Of stock. Inquire at
George w. Pearson's Store, Blanco.
P. o. Kenton, Del. 11-14 1t
Smyrna times., 1928-11-14

ilnpsl llt d Wong Key, who has
N IN / Lee w Huen haS made
9.u' rotire AID goes back to
.n,ng y ly'Il his people 70 spend the
4 LBS life.
Irsonal and Social :
H. Who Come and Go !
nd Their Social Doings :
EdFard F. Johnson, 2 we'll
srver Of Searsdale, N. ", son
~ Mr. L. NJ. Price Of this
vio was sailing On bus
IN TO South America was on
4 .bted steamship "Vestris,' ply
y sTsen southern ports and New
4 fT. which sank 300 miles off
IA Roads on Monday morning.
Z
i,ta word has been received
II VrJobnson. There were $50 pas
aboard and latest reports are
NJ Of them have been saved.
4RDsgn married Miss Kathryn
sughter Of Mr.. y. NJ. Price,
III now a successful lawyer Of
n Yak CITY. Their home is at
u. n. v, within communicat-
Etsnce of New York City.
lahn R. Pratt celebrated his
agnd birthday on Sunday with
w dinner given by his chill
a Those present we're: Mr.. and
N lbn R. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
n 4 Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
NJ. ana Mrs. Harry Il. Davis,
a ii Nrs. Cove Slaughter, Elva
Frances Light, Elma Pratt,
l Pratt, Dorothy Mae Pratt, and
iifHin, all Of Smyrna, and Mr..
n Frank Wilmington and son
i Of near Wilmington. They
lovely time and parted wish
many more bright and happy
M
Albert Urian spent the week
1 liz parents, Mr. qnd 1Tr5.
Uran.
-. P. Scout Ky visiting
Bis Smyrna relatives aid
John W. Clifton has returned
visit with friends in Whining
Philadelphia. Mrs. Clifton
a-norOw to spend tie holi-
a the winter months with her
A Lee Clifton, u. 5. nj, and
lE at Portsmouth, New Hamp-
ud Mrs. Frank +. Postles are
their daughter, Mrs. Paul
Washington, D. q.
/. COrley IL entertaining
sday Afternoon Bridge Cluf
LaFl Van Pelt motored u vii.
aa Saturday afternoon to at
Wedding Of her sister, Miss
Stevens to William Vi. Lew.
onde is associated with The
lan Trust Company " Amer
y Lewis is in the Dover Office
sSle Highway Department.
Afs. Cyrus Taylor, " Hart.
1an' are visiting Mrs. George
~ and Mrs. Nellie Rowland.
4 2. Boyer entertained ti,e
!. Aenion Bridge at her hom,
-.0en Shapley left yesterday
" through Baltimore. Rich.
Y %sport W News, Norfolk. !,
\. NY where he will visit hi.
Charles A. johnson. H.
y 2 gone until December !
.'ulnander William E. Mat.
N Il member Of the David q
rosy American Legion. II
~, \ meeting Of the Whining
IN !. ne dupont Biltmore. Il
~ @stinoon q and the evenin,
Ri lnn. MN oi lover a
As James prico ",
II. 4 Philadelphia, spent snn aI-'
N Julia HYATT m"
palle Shahan, who ba
to her home " / nio, ,%,,
aad Nrs. y. AIor,o,..
l5'Isaaer' 5Tl' Ms. Margare
a ~. ,lss J. Agnes Cummin I.
~, asp6orn, and Mrs. I..illi,',, Ejwar.
a1,.ss among those from 81
I'm. II attending the fal
Auxiliary a
\. j We Applct)n,o
snd ~ we're Sunday Wis
M Irs, w. !. Taylor
p. ssa Y Z HURT, Of Rid
I'd NJ, = me week-e,l,
". Wilservey 7. Hall.
sDe,s IAN 4 thompson o
Rsls F.,s.uh sunday with Nj
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WANTED

Man with car who can sell automo-
bile and tractor oils to the farm trade.
An unusual opportunity Previous
experience unnecessary. IN answer
ing state territory preferred. The
Lennox Oil & Paint Co., Dept. Sales,
Cleveland. Ohio. III Ut
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NOTICE

ESTATE OF CLARA b. TATNALL.
Persons having any claim upon the said es-
tate must present the same, duly attested, on
or before Nov 2Sth. 1928, 70
WALTER G. TATNALL Executor
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CLEARANCE SALE OF HATS
and SILK UNDERWEAR

To make room for Xmas goods, we
are offering this sale Of 1-3 off regu-
lar prices.
+. g. LATTOMUS,
11-14 II Smyrna, De.
Smyrna times., 1928-11-14

= Hoen. Who has been operat-
A chinese hines Laundry in Smyrna
..v5sr vtllsIr # Years nas sold his
= ll,l1'l ant to Wong Key, who h9s
IA IN lee Wv Huen has made
Y 4 retire aid goes back to
I. .ronc \ ly' his people 70 spend the
b; life.
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FARM FOR RENT

TO good tenant with some help Of
his own, to rent on shares for year
1929. This farm adioins town Of
Clayton, $50 acres, 10 acres fruit,
balance grain and stock. Wheat was
seeded this fall. Apply at once to
G. F. GOOTEE,
lila 1t Phone 235 Smyrna
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Monday, Nov. 19, 1928
3 Head of Horses

at 10 o'clock a. nj. the following
personal property. towit;
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-18
COUNTY zONINC
ACT MAY 60

Prince Georges county Is facing
q huge depreciation in property
values a. the result of the threat.
ened abclition Of the coming ordi'
nance there.
Factories may be built aAjolnIn6
suburban bungalows, ''nuisAnces'
oe various types may spring up IA
residential sections. the whole COM.
nuting territory OF the county may
be demoralized if the present ron.
ing restrictions are wiped out. 90
now seems probable.
There is q dispute between the
Prince Georges county commits.
sioners ana the Maryland Nations
Capital Park and Planning Com.
mission - 70 the responsibility
TOR enforcing the coming law, passed
by, the Maryland legislature last
year.
The county commissioners claim
it places too much OF q burden on
suits against them. They insist
tttAI bNS "a - 04sN . 1@tAAAtA8 @0ah-
mission should undertake the ad-
taainistration OF the act, but the
latter firmly declines to do so.
The county commissioners there.
fore have served notice that they
intend to rescind the coming ordi.
nance. which they adopted last
April, pursuant to the Legislature 3
action. Officials OF the planning
commission are aghast over this
threatened action, declaring it will
mean q huge property loss and set
back the movement to beautify the
environs OF Washington FOR years
to come.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-18

The woman who glides along the
street Ike 8 Hollywood varnp viii
Do considered old.fAshlonsd. So
VIII the girl who swings along with
d "boyish' stride such 40 went %
well with the sports and tailor
made clothes.
The pendulum has swung back
again ana the modern woman must
walk ~ mother did-a natural walk,
without trimmings.
This u the decree Of the style
makers and the clothes for smart
women are madN accordingly.
1T can hardly be called b new
walk % much as 4 natural one. =
s1id famous London dress de.
al8ner. Now that picture styles
hAve come Ia, the glide and the
stride win not do. The average
woman in6tinctively adapts her
walk to suit her frock, ana 80 the
itaAnneuuins, told to walk as they
feel, have III adopted b naiuraii
graceful walk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-18

NOS@ S&S~xN1AAS~s@ aAA~-~~~-Nr~S
tried al kinds Of methods to locate
the trouble. but without success.
Finally the line was cut in the mid
die by the trouble man and traced
from either end. After the nneman
had gone live or ten miles testing
telephones along his route. he went
to a house and found that q. pair of
steel spectacIes which had been
placed on the top OF the wall set
was resting against the binding
posts. He called the farmers wife.
Here is the thing that is causing
All the trouble" he said, showing
her the speetacles.
"I.andr' exclaimed the old LADY.
IT have been looking for those spec
tacles for an age and couldn't for
the life OF me think where put
them"
So the line and the spectacles
were both restored to duty ct the
same time.