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RENT-SUBURBAN.

YOUNG MAN WISHES TO SHARE BROOM
furnished BUNGALOW. Woodbridge; with couple;
$500 month. Address Box 244-C, star
Once
FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAGE FOR 4
Virginia. Available Aug. 1. Water, light,
shower. Terms. References Write Mrs.
d. w. Capen. Fairfax Station. Va
TAKOMA PARK-FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished-6 rms, brick house: in excellent
condition and location; S60-$70. Furnished
or SnfurH MS ~
location rooms, baths, 81. pr, double
garage; $75. Can be used as apt. II de-
sired; excellent location and fine home;
partly furnished If desired. shepherd 2546
LANHAM, MD.-$225O. SIx-ROOM COT
tage; ACREAGE modern chicken houses; 2
story garage; near bus and train; most de-
sirable location; lust vacated o " FIT
RIVERDALE. Md RMS. BATH. LARGE
Trust BIDS Nat. ssl6. az
WEST FALLS CHURCH, VA-sEPTEABER
list, half or all of e-room and bath house.
furnished; fine lawn and shade trees;
acres directly on car lines; 20 minutes by
auto from Georsetown. Phone Fans Church
l1l-J-3 27e
TO DESIRABLE COUPLE, FIRST FLOOR. ?
bed rooms, living room. kitchen: bath. sleep
Ing porch, GARAGE. AMI Erietdaire; on bus
line. Tel. Silver Spring l94-J. az
5000 CARMODY RID. SEAT PLEASANT.
5-Room Bunga allow, City Water, $40 Per Mo.
O; B. ZANTzINGER. Co.. 49,
aga VEITCH ST. CLARENDON. vA.--NEw
brick. rooms, baths, ami, GARAGE; near
Phone Clar i476
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ALCOVA HEIGHTS, VA.
Lots for sale. &c foot up; $40 down. $40
no. Near proposed Lee boulevard; miles
from Highway Bridge via Columbia pike to
ONCE on property. II. B. TERRETT, 63l
Pa. ave. NV. Met. 1896. Clarendon lS28-J-2.
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5R-,sB., GARAGE. FIRE ESCAPE. SUIT
able apis, club. school, embassy; across
Colonial Danes, Bolivian legation. l272 N
BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OAKS, MD: JUST
over the District line; most unusual home;
stucco: rooms. baths: every modern
grounds; two-car built-in garage; owners
home real bargain National 1890. Eve,
Shepherd 2944. Open Sunday pm.
1860 HOBART ST. NW-8 ROOMS,
porches, garage; perfect condition; sale,
Si2,S5O: rent. $3.50
F. M WALTER.
Clarendon S39-F-5
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AND STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF STORAGE FOR.
Household Goods. Pianos. Works OF Art,
Trunks, etc, Separate rooms available.
Moving, Packing and Shipping: moderate
rate. Phone Nat 5000 MERCH ANTS
TRANSFER & STORAGE Co. 920-922 st.
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RENT-STORES.

RENT REDUcED-i436 PARK RID, WITH
dwelling and GARAGE.
OWNER Clev. 5483. a.
FOR RENT-NEW STORE. NV; NEW
built-up neighborhood. trafhc center near
PEG. Ins. Bldg. Dist. 523l Even. Clev. 4733.
18th AND COR.-BARBER SHOP. S25. 90
443 lst St.-Barber shop. .............. 1000
ili2 Y ave-Large room .... 5000
TIA II st-A ,.................... rs. 90
500 II st NV ,... 500 90 to rs 90
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER. 500 nth St. Nat 1882.
18th K-LARGE, CORNER STORE PAST
years delicateSsen and light lunch: vacant
AUGUST /. Suite 225, Nat. Press Bldg. Met.
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Would YOU Own a Baronial
Estate in the Famous
Bhemont Section?
1Os. AcREs-s.R. nuNo-oNLY $4,000.


Pinnacled like a mountain observatory
l,500 II. elev.-overlooking entire country
side, with 40-mi. view Wash. Monument, near
estates of many celebrites-here is without
doubt the finest LOCATION in famous Blue
mont section. 1924 A.! stone fence built nth
century,; brook; mountain spring; virgin
comb. liv. rm. ball room. with massive stone
chimney, open fireplace and swinging crane;
1895 IT. yfranda. For relaxation and pleas
ure. nowhere could nature offer more de-
lightful place. Here, following breakfast,
one may trek endless mountain trails. scale
the rocks to- the famous Bears Dem, ride
horseback. gather wild flowers, drink of the
sweet mountain waters. Or he may hunG
SQUIRRELS, battle and frolie at nearby beach,
or boat and fish in the Shenandoah's broad
and friendly waters. AT evening time.
Mirthful melodies OF happy young folk, to
resounding notes ef melodious guitar. Low
ers may stroll under winking moon, in
answer to natures call, with only the voice
less trees to hear-where recreation turns
to romance. and even Papa loves mamma
againl Truly an opportunity for others be-
sides the wealthy to own a charming coun-
try place, in famous Bluemont section. Only
$4,000; reasonable terms. Shown by appoint
ment coming Sat- or Sun.
Write or Call for Free Brochure
Containing Legend Of Bluemont
And Other Interesting Information.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Exclusive Agents
Bargain Specialists in
Friendly Homes and Country Places
Clarendon Tr. Bldg, Phone Clarendon, Va. 400.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

WILL, SACRIFICE A LARGE lO-ROOM
house, suitable for sanitarium: best loca-
tiop in GaitherSburg. Wis. 3447.
R. d. b. BUNGALOW-FINE CONDITION;
double Rarage; reasonable. H. M. WILSON,
429 Addison ave. Va. Highlands.
WASHINGTON GROVE, SEVEN-ROOM COT
taEe garage garden; sell. $500; 800 cash;
rent, $40 month. DORSEY COTTAGE, Sixth
avenue.
FINE HOME, NEWLY PAINTED: EXCEL
lent residence or tea room and tourists Vir-
GINA. 10 miles on highway; city conveniences;
TROLLEY and bus; 8 rooms, bath. sleepins
porches and lawn. Scar garage. chicken
house; one and q quarter acres. Reasonable
rent, or sell: bargain price and terms.
OWNER, Col. 7s5S
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-Woodley Park
SIO.5OO.OO

We consider this one Of the most
remarkable values we have ever Of
Tered for sale in a used home. Nearly
"a feet wide, nine rooms, two baths.
paruuet floors, maids room in base
ment; instantaneous hot-water heater,
etc Nice lot. with garage. Can be
purchased on easy terms. Do not
overlook this opportunity.
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NORTH BEACH-s22. 50-WATER FRONT
cottage, No. 3 Oak St; cleo, water snd toi.
let in cottage. IL Seaton NV. North zoz1-W.
FOR RENT-FAIR HAVEN MD.-ExCEL-
lently furnished 5-room cottage; electrlelty,
good water. radio: ayailable nrst weeks
of August and September. North SSH.
SALE OR RENT.
Large water front BUNGALOWS. South River
section; oak shade, sandy beaches. no
r. p' Lille, TSRoma PARK. Shepherd 5000.
COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE ON SAIL, wa
20 acres OF high land Just So on STATE rT rsoI
RENT. OCEAN CITY, MD. ONE MONTH
or longer-Furnished cottage. r. X. and b.,
electricity, piano. fireplace vide porcnes:
reasonable rental VIM. @. Walker, Sl2 Prince
Georges St, Laurel Md, or call Lin. 3336-J.
PINEY POINT. MD.-FURNISTTED HOUSE
ON Potomac. exclusive grounds, Grabbing
boat artesisn N We'll ,6 Eeat ~.
FOR RENT-COTTAGE AT NORTH BEACH.
Screened porehes. electricity inside water
shower. inside toilet. North 4026. 2T
FOR SALE BY OWNER AT NORTH CHESA-
peake Beach large completely furnished
bungalow half block from water front a no
5oSi5C Phone MARGARET j. Common,
District 1861. -
SHERWOOD FOREST COTTAGE--sPAcI-
Apply Apply i25 5rd ST. ne. Lincoln 1921.
cEDARHURST ON CHES. BAY--32 MILES.
D, line tnear Shady Sidel Lots ana cot (;
4 HEINzMAN, / Thomas circle. Dec. 400.
HERRING BAY MD; MASON BEASH.,
Two furnished cottages for sale or rent
screened porches. Apply 1920 9TH st. ne .
LOT IN WILDWOOD, TO BE SOLD OR Elk
CHANGED for District OF GGsmTnoia noe Ds.
catur 2264 ---- --=----
FOR SALE OR RENT = LARGE 12-ROoM
house in perfect order 10 acres; GOOD gar
Solomons island; bathing. boating. fishing;
porches. Address FRED TAYLOR Lusey'
FOR SALE-One of the finest water
fronts in Southern Maryland; modern
home, acreage, if desired; priced rea-
sonably. Call Tuexda 1877, Balti-
more, Maryland.
SEE CEDARHURST.
on Chesapeake Bay, 80 miles from d. C.
Summer colony near u. G. with all the
desirable features: electricity. good roads,
5e bakery rt sale Lots qD
Bring your bathing suits. Take Marlboro
MAN. Thomas Circle. Dec. 400.
PINE WHITE BEACH.
ON SOUTH RIVER.
For rent, from August /, beautiful cottage,
wonderful sandy beach.
For sale, new 5-room screened bungalow.
large porch; lot 5oxl40 genuine bargain,
Take Defense Highway to Camp Parole.
mile past South River, turn left on Mayo I'd,
River Park to Pine Whit Beach.
F. BERNARD. Adams 1888. 27'
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Cleveland Park
Attractive Detached Home. Oil
Burner. Frigidaire. Sl4.75O

In Cleveland Park. with close prox-
unity to John Eaton Public School
and Conn. ave very attractive de-
tached home with slate roof, situated
on a generous lot with variety of
planting ano two-car sarage; Fe es,-
stone fireplace. two attractive built
in corner cabinets in dining room,
den or Solarium, three bedrooms,
numerous IarRe closets, oak floors,
= Frigidaire. oil burner, metal weather.
q strips. screens, awnings and all con-
veuiences. A most complete house
that has been very ConServatively
priced for quick sale. -.
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MAUDE ii. LAWRY,
Shepherd 254b 2l3 Cedar Ave.
BERNVYN SPECIALS.

BERWYN SPECIALS.
r. ave-; terminal OF double track. lot
cleo; shade. fruit, saraRe, etc; low price;
sT e b.; cleo: h.w.h. lot l5Ox2O0; out-of-
town owner wants offer; terms right.
7r e. b.: cleo; cor. lot about - A.; owner
needs money; price and terms inviting; call
n Z. RYoN co, 1915 NY. Ave. Natl 1907.
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1HAKnM A DAP

lAhOMA Il ANN.
s-room apartment at the end OF f4th st.
car line, h.-w.h., ami. LIST moor, large, airy
rooms, large porches front and rear. Rent
only 35B Garaee ..aesired, S. j. w.
SHADE - Carroll ave. Takcma 'Psrk, Md.
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WANTED---FARMS.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

NEAR WASHINGTON-DESCR FULLY,
giving rock bottom cash price. Address Box
Alb, Star Office
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RENT-FARMS.

MODERN HOUSE. BARN. ETC, BIC FARM.
for truck. grain. stock. dairy or nursery. in
near Md. Small poultry farm. White or
Address Box l5s-C. Star Office sl'
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SALE or RENT EARNS.

CHICKEN FARM WITH 3-ROOM HOUSE.
large chicken houses and breeding house
rolling land miles from Wash
ington, ID. c. G.. F.. GALE. Idylwood, Va. :"
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MIST SACRIFICE

New fye-room, ami. BUNGALOW, ot-water
hesA hardwood floors, tile bath. close in.
ALSO 5-room ami. bungalow. II sold
at once, Price tl,aS0; easy terms.
Also aereaKe for sale.
n MYERS. BalIston, Va
Phone Cisr. 1904 and i2eo-J-2.
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Mountain Village Home, $1,000.
Acre on asphalt; only block to. station
road stand to sell eggs. poultry, berries,
fruit, vegetables. Two-stoTy 5-room white
house, city water, fine shade trees; 800 II. to
Shenandoah River; bathing and fishing;
phone. step to stores. schools and
churches. Widows low price for her neat
mountain village home only 81 300; half cash.
+. & BRUMBACK, bonded SrROUT AGENT,
Mddlet0Mn, Va.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


T TaL ,at,I PARK e. $500 .ni 18th n sTh
isrs: attic attic ioHR. G ao osS1 e'D"' UO''"'
si,2.5. TERMS 500 CASH, SIS MONTHLY;
new o COTTAGE; fine brook large trees; sSrnsT'
D. Z, Silver Spring. Md.
SO. s50---2 ACRES ON GLEBE RID. 6-R. OLD
beautiful shade; $3.50 cash. Priced less than
In U S. is the reason for this opportunity.
This and other real values in nearby Va.
l.. PRICE. Oakcrest. Va once. MT; Ver-
non b!vu. near Frazier ave. Phone Claren-
don 2ll5-W-l.
GROOM BUNGALOW, H.-WH., EIECTRIC
range large porch; newly painted; ! block
mar Manor, Md. Phone Hyatts 496. 27'
9 ROOMS. BATH BASEMENT; MODERN
trolley and Boulevard; shade. Win sacrifice
Berwyn, Md. Phone 80. 37s
VA. HIGHLANDS-6-R MODERN BUNGA-
low h.-wh.. oak floors. fireplace white
enamel range. $500: $500 cash. balance to
BUNGALOW, s4.250 Also Va. Highlands, 6-r.
colonial. nearly new, with modern conven-
fences INV h.. automatic dishwasher. Kelvi-
rage; only 1880; terms to suit; may take
good lot as part payment. Also 6-r. house,
acres land, near MT. Vernon blvd. 50, $50.
Also lots and villa sites in Va. Highlands,
aurora HIS and OakcreSt. j. l.. PRICE,
Sakcrest, Va. office, MT Vernon blvd; near
SALE BY OWNER, TAKOMA PARK-DE-
tached. hollow tile nine rooms, two baths.
sleeping porch. oil burner: two apis; ga
opsn Sunday "a. E esyins s's
BUNGALOW, 9 r., B.; LOT e0x520-GA-
rssss chicken house; direct from owner; rea-
scnable' Clarendon ea-i.1
I
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs

SELL YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR
real estate by public auction. Satisfaction
ausinted, THE J. =, OWEN AUCTION q
REALTY CO, 927 18th St NV. Room 207
CarrY Eide National $3.50. 2Rs
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS PROCURED ON AUTOS
OR STORE FIXTURES.
M. 0REENBAUM. RIM. 836, TOWER BLDG,
l4th and X SITS. NV. Met. 1852. 81
WE BUY FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
on vacant ground. building lots and acreage:
also buy second deeds of trust notes on i'm.
proved property FULTON r. GORDON.
Continental Trust Bldg. Dlstrict 5231.
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PAY CASH FOR BARGAINS OR WILL AS
sumo your trusts at equity bargain prices:
any section Address Box 1868, City P. o.
CASH FOR WELL LOCATED HOUSES.
stores and apis; also have many clients
who wish to purchase homes at present
market value. SHOWALTER REALTY co,
1927 E'e st. NV. Nat. APP; eve. Pot 449l.
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SEE CEDARHURST.
On Chesapeake Bay. 30 miles from ID. c.
A Summer colony near d. C. with all the
desirable features: electricity. good roads.
hotel. store, bakery, etc. Lots 5000 up; easy
terms Cottages for sale. Free parking.
Bring your bathing suits, Take Marlboro
pike and follow signs. BAUMAN HEINZ
MAN. l Thomas circle. Dec. 400.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
WHEAT FOR FEED
Chairman Legge of Farm Board
Says Such Use by Livestock
Would Dispose of Supply

The use of wheat for livestock
feeding was urged today by chair
man Legge, of the Farm Board, as
means of disposing of the large
supply of wheat which has been a
depressing influence on the mar
ket. In a radio address the chair
man said, ''The price of wheat has
reached a point where we can and
should consider wheat from the
standpoint of its value as feed
fod livestock. The present severe
drought has reached a point where
the shortage of feed and forage
threatens serious losses to live
stock growers and dairymen over
a wide area. The hay crop is the
smallest we have had in years. In
some sections the corn crop will be
reduced 40 to so per cent or even
more. Hay stocks are being fed
out, and the prospect for sufficient
winter supplies of feed is not en-
couraging. Under these conditions
there is danger that farmers will
dispose of beef cattle and dairy
animals at a sacrifice. If this
movement is not headed off it may
mean that a large number of an
imals in poor condition will be
forced onto the livestock markets,
and still lower levels of livestock
prices. The chairman said there
was absolutely no relief possible
through disposal of the surplus
abroad at prices below the domes-
tic level. Many of the most i'm
portantw heat importing countries
now have legislation, he explained,
that could be applied to prevent or
penalize any such action. He add
ed the only way to permanently
improve the wheat price situation
was to reduce annual wheat pro-
duction.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Report Made of New School Build
ing Commissions Being Organized

A special meeting of the State
Board of Education was held at
Dover Monday, for the purpose of
hearing reports from some of the
School Building Commission, in
cluding those of Harrington, Mil
ford and Georgetown, in each of
which the buildings are completed.
The buildings were accepted and
final payments were authorized.
The Building Commission of
Frankford-Dagsboro met and or
ganized by the selection of Harry
w. Bunting, president; George
Williams, vice-president; DR.. H. v.
Holloway, secretary and G. M.
Donoway, of Dagsboro, as acting
secretary. Tentative plans were
submitted. The Lincoln School
Building Commission met and or
ganized by the selection of w. ID.
Kibler, president; George Williams
vice-president; DR.. H. V. Holloway
secretary and H. c. Southard, act
ing secretary. Tentative plans for
new building were submitted.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
$4,000 IN REWARDS OFFERED
FOR SIX ESCAPED CONV|CTS
WORKHOUSE TRUSTEES TO
PAY $500 FOR EACH MAN
Clues Are Still Lacking-Warden
Leach Certain Francis Mckin-
ney Aided Willingly in Plot

Rewards totaling $4,000 were
authorized Monday by the trustees
of the New Castle County Work
house for the arrest of the six long
term prisoners who escaped from
the institution on Sunday night by
saving through the hasp of pad
lock on the trap door leading to
the rof of the recreation building
during a motion picture show that
was in progress. The sum OF S5oo
is offered for the recapture of each
man. The reward was the culrii-
nation of a meeting of President
Joseph S. Hamilton and Daring
ton Finn, who received the report
submitted by Warden Elmer j.
Leach. The men for whom the re-
wards are offered are Francis Nc
Kinney, of Wilmington, serving 70
wears for highway robbery III the
hold-up of the paymaster OF the
Jessup and Moore Paper Company.
James J. Fee and Thomas Kelly
who were sentenced to 40 lashes
and Is years each for attempt TO
rob Sol Harris, a pawnbroker.
Robert Martin, John Walen and
Dan Fitzpatrick who were con-
cerned in the attempt to rob the
safe of the Clover Dairy Company
four wears ago. Walen and Fitz-
patrick were sentenced to ten
years each and Martin to seven
wears. Warden Leach declares
that while no clue has been receiv-
ed of the whereabouts of any OF
the fugitives, it is expected they
will be recaptured in short time.
Philadelphia police are exception
alIy active in the search for the
men whose homes are in that city
and feel that their apprehension Is
a matter of a short time. While
there is nothing to indicate which
direction the men took after they
lowered themselves by rope and
torn bed quilts to the ground from
the top of the recreation building,
the warden believes the men had
outside assistance and were taken
away in an automobile that was
waiting for them. Mckinney, who
was on guard duty every night in
the east wing of the institution
where the cells of the six men
were located is held responsible
for the break. Warden Leach
stated that the method of escape
used would have been impossible
without McKinney's aid and that
he doubts the theory that Mckin-
ney was forced to help or was kid
mapped by the other five men who
are we'll known denizens of the
Philadelphia underworld. Each of
the six men face maximum SEN
tence of seven years additional i'm
prisonment in the event of their
re-arrest, and the loss of all priv
ileges at the workhouse. 1t is
likely, too, that the Honor Court
will sentence them to long terms
of solitary confinement.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
WHEAT UP FOUR CENTS
Rise Due to Dry Spell, Most Unus
ual Since Long Decline


Grain prices, affected largely by
the prolonged hot and dry spell
over the Middle Western farm reg
ions, advanced sharply on the Chi
cago Board of Trade Monday.
Wheat rose approximately 4 cents
a bushel and corn went up from
2 5-8 to 3 So cents. The rise in
wheat, September futures con-
tracts closing at about SO cents a
bushel, was the most unusual since
the long decline in wheat values.
The advance took place despite an
increase of 15,500,O00 bushels in
the visible wheat supply. Wheat
values, however, apparently were
drawn upward by the rise in corn
prices and also because of indica-
tions tht much wheat this year
would be used for stock feeding
purposes. This would remove
much of the surplus from the mar
ket. September corn finished the
day at a fraction over SO cents a
bushel, slightly higher than wheat.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
AUTOS CRASH NEAR SMYRNA
Harry Scott Near Smyrna, Fined
SII0, Intoxicated and No License


Two automobiles were damaged,
two people slightly injured and the
driver of one car arrested for driv
ing an automobile while he was
under the influence of liquor in
Smyrna Sunday night. The man
arrested was Harry Scott, of Phil
adelphia, and he was given a hear
ing before Magistrate Stevenson
Monday morning. 1t is claimed
that Scott, with a woman who
gave her name as Norma McCue,
but whom Scott said was his wife,
were returning from Sudlersville,
Md, to Philadelphia and drove
down Commerce street and at
tempted to turn into the DUPONT
Boulevard without stopping at the
stop sign on the corner. The car
crashed into the car of John l..
McGarvey, of Philadelphia, in
which were McGravey and his
wife, Mrs. McGravey's father,
Philip Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Smith, all of Philadelphia.
The Scott car turned over twice
but the McGarvey car was not
turned over. The McCue woman
was cut and bruised and Mrs.
Smith, in the other car, suffered
from shock. They were not badly
enough injured to go to a hospital.
Scott was taken in custody by
State Highway Policeman Van
SAINT. He was taken to DR..
Vaughan who pronounced him un-
der the influence of liquor. The
police also claim that he did not
have an operators license. The
accident blocked traffic for several
minutes and large crowd gather
ed and remained until the dam
aged cars were removed and traf-
fic was resumed. Scott was fined
S110 and costs, the fine of 500
being placed upon him for being
intoxicated and $40 for operating
a car without license.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
DAY" FOR SMYRNA
Meeting of the Smyrna Business
Mems Association Endorses 1t

Mems Association Endorses 1t
Merchants of Smyrna, met with
the Smyrna Business Mems Asso-
citation last Wednesday evening to
discuss having a Dollar Day in
Smyrna. Since most of Smyrna
merchants are already members of
the Association, a full and inter
esting discussion was had. AS Do
yer, Milford and other down state
towns are putting on their own
Dollar Day with success, it was
decided that Smyrna might fall in
line too. The movement met with
the approval of the Smyrna Busi-
ness Mems Association and Alex
ander Handloff, ]. Kent Sheu-
brooks and j. E. Wilson, Jr., were
appointed a committee to see all
merchants who were not at the
meeting and fix on a day, some
time the latter part of this month,
suitable to all concerned. They
will report back to special meet
ing of the Association to be called.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
SMYRNA ROTARY CLUB NEWS
Meeting Thursday Addressed by
John Giliis, an Amber Naturalist

Smyrna Rotary Club held their
regular meeting on Thursday ev-
ening at the Wayside Inn. Presi-
dent Walter w. Hynson presided.
There was prayer by the Rev. Es-
sell P. Thomas, and the singing
was led by Warner w. Price. The
speaker of the evening was John
ellis of Amber, Pa, who gave an
interesting address with slides, on
the life and habits of the Ameri-
can eagle. The president urged all
officers, directors and chairmen of
committees to be present at n
special meeting on Thursday Aug
ust 6, at the Fruit Growers Bank,
for the official visit of District
Governor Ed. Fretz. In the even
ing there win be an inter-city
meeting in Middletown. District
Governor Fretz will be present.
Visiting Rotarians on Thursday
evening were S. L. Mckee, Will
]. R. Gillis, of Amber,
Pa; Virgil B. Wiley and Benjamin
Shindler, of Dover. Theodore Hyn-
son was the guest of his father,
Walter w. Hynson.