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THE SAVOY,

1904 l4th ST NV.
See these apartments today. Redecorated.
Open and lighted until pm. 24-hour ele-
large rooms. foyer. bath. SIS and SIS.
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WANTED--ROONIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CHEVY CHAsE-CooL AND ATTRACTIVE.
windows on four sides: living room. kitchen,
bed rooms. bath, screened porch. am. ..
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SCOTT CIRCLE ,l52l e. II-Cool front
single room, convenient bath: continuous
hot water ice water. garaxe; tranSients
considered l2-
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NOTICE THESE SPECIALS.

Plenty Others on Hand
From SIS 90 nd Up.
ROBERT HERSON'S AUTO EXCHANGE.
1G6 Fla. Ave. NE. and 953-959 FL. Ave. NV.
North 1040s.
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REQ MASTER FLYING CLOUD. $ls5 down.
$50 per mo Perfect condition; General bal
loon tires. looks like new; absolutely guar
anteed Warrington Motors, 2035 l1th NV.
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THE PENFIELD. 9o9 goth ST.
ROOM, GRILL AND BATH $50 so to $3.50
ROOM, KIT. & BATH 80. $3.50 to $3.50
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sALE--AUToMoBTLEs.

fC0ntinued.l
1 asss auto s.47t SIX sIP 81 fGs
NASH 1877 ADVANCED ROADSTER
roadster buys in town; terms or trade. Sea-
Con Garage IS Seston St ne. North 1889
NASH SPECIAL COUPE. ls21-Finished in
holstery Motor perfect. The ideal BUSH
ness car; Priced riEht Your car In trade.
Terms. Emerson g. orme. nth NJ sts. NV:
blue fnish. Disc wheels. Upholstery in per
feet shape: 4 real value: Terms ano trsoe'
NASH LIGHT SIX COACH, 1873; 500 down.
$3.50 per mo; just like new; new tires;
excellent condition. Eua sdss ,Sab warning
OAKLAND country club coupe. excellent con-
oition; S375: trade or terms. Mr.. Onutt,
bank, 9Th and East Capitol SITS. Lincoln
oI,DsMoBILE COACH, ls2s-Paint. tires.
IphostsTy and Eener oSnd nd sr.ds ssan
f .1 n ef HGPRsG 1872 or reG i9th
OLDSMOBILE TOURING. lS26-A sender
fni Eay for only s4s. Toms ,5 AUTO seTyiee'
PACKARD 7-PAss. DE LUXE SEDAN: 1929
With glass division. Equipped with disc
wheels. well Tenders. trunk rsck sna o sh new new
can save 81 900 and have n new-cAT war
ranty. seaton Garage. as seatOn st. ne.
North 1859
PACKARD DE LUKE STRAIGHT EIGHT
Sport Touring-Like new; cost *42SO' very
smart and elegantly equipped also Rolls
Royce sport sedan: both very reasonable
Apt 81. s4Ol 10th ST. Col. $500. IL
PEERLESS DE Luxe SEDAN. $1,000 equity
VIII trade FOR light coupe or cash.
barssin. 1904 Ridge pl. sc. II
PLYMOUTH SEDAN-Two weeks old; used
about IS miles: new-car guarantee; TO oe
sSerihced for s5s5: terms: National Auto
sales Co. De Soto and Plymouth dealers IS
New York ave. ne. Open TIL pm.
PONTIAC 2-DOOR SEDAN. l92s-Paint and
Upholstery clean as new; excellent condition
fhroughout: fully equipped: S495; easy terms
Barry-Pate Motor Co. 2525 Sherman ave. NV,
REQ FLYING" CLOUD SEDAN-Retinished;
in our shop Its appearance. mechanical
performance is the same as new car. Buy
4 car where they will write you your guar
antee, then bond their word. Trades. terms
Dick Murphy, Inc. li24 kaloTAmA ro
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1854 WYOMING AVE.-AttTactive det house.
wide space; large rooms, twin beds; ladies
aud gentlemen; delicious food; reasonable
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and switchboard service
All apis newly decorated; wide double
easement windows make them ideal for
Summer. Beautiful Franklin Park at your
door Modern History fireproof building.
located most desirably downtown Large
lobby. 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service; conyenient 10 everything; ! room
! room, reception nall and bath. $50 so. and
S35: attractively furnished apartments. $40
to $50 Apply resident manager. Nat 9o7n
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PACKARD DE Luxe STRAIGHT EIGHT
Sport Touring-Like new; cost $3.50; very
smart and elegantly equipped also Rolls Is
Royce sport sedan: both very reasonable.
Ami OIL 3Anl 18th 81. Col $500. ~
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

CONN AVE NEAR WARDMAN PARK
Highly desirable bachelor suite. front sleep
ing room and sitting room with fireplace
aud bOokShelves: priv. home; gar. Col 3437.
1929 18th ST. N.W.-Bed room and Kitchen
cite apis, Semi-private bath, 3rd floor, 81
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
II j. s. WOMEN
To OMEET KING

LONDON, May 9 U.SO.-Seven
teen American women will be pre-.
sented to King George, Queen
Mary and the royal family in the
two royal courts next week.
At the court on May IA, those
to be presented by Mrs. Charles
Gates Dawes, wife of the Ambas-
Gador, are:
Misses Frances Hutchinson,
Philadelphia; Griselda Forbes,
Boston: Charlotte Dorrance, Cam.
den. N. j.; Katherine K. Tod,
New York; Isabel Henry, Phila.
delphia; Eunice Bennett, New
York; Eleanore Edwards, Cincin.
natl, and Elizabeth Kent, Phila.
delphia.
Those who will meet the royal
family on May Is are:
Mrs. Clark Howell, Atlanta, Ga;
Mrs. Louise Bruguiere, San Fran.
cisco; Mrs. John K. Davis, WooS-
ter, Ohio; Mrs. David c. Hanra.
han, New York; Mrs. Hoke Smith.
Atlanta; Mrs. r. P. Scripps, De-
troit: Mrs. Robert Appleton, New
York, and the Misses Doris Duke,
Durham, N. c., and Carley Robin
son, Louisville, KY.
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
Episcopal Churches
Hold COnUOcGtiOn

RIXEY, Va, May 9.-The 125th
semiannual convention Of the
Piedmont Convocation met at St.
Mary's Episcopal Church. The
convocation membership includes
Alexandria city and the counties
of Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun,
Prince William. Fauquier and
Culpepper.
The meeting was opened by
the Rev. j. G. Sadtler and Rev.
II. j. Miller, of Clarendon,
preached the convocation sermon.
A luncheon served by the ladies
of st. Mary'S Church was fol-
lowed by a. business session in the
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
Woman, I2O, Found
BIZ Census in ". e.,

RICHMOND, Va, May ga
negro woman, who estimates
her age at 100 years and had
grandchildren during the Civil
War, has been enumerated in
the census office for the eleventh
North Carolina district.
Make Shaw, enumerator for
Lum. n Bridge township, Rob-
son county states that she is ac-
tive in mind and sometimes walks
two miles to get her pension
check.
West Florida's oldest resident
census enumerators report, is a
negro woman, aged 112. Her
principal concern, they found, is
q fSon, aged 70. whose marriage
recently was dissolved by divorce
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
BY ALICE ADAMS PROCTOR

By ALICE ADAMS FROCTOK
TRY this new richer Hostess Devils Food
l. Loaf right away!
1t will give you new idea of how good
ready-to-serve DEVILS food cake can be
when it's made with real butter batter with
plenty of rich bitter chocolate in it. You'll
hardly be able to make people believe it
wasn't made right in your own kitchen!
And even in your kitchen you don't always
have such fresh eggs you don't always
bother to sift the -four and sugar so many
times -. you really hesitate to be so lavish
with the precious golden butter.
Our ovens, too, are so perfectly regulated
The Washington times., 1930-05-09

will hold a cake sale tomorrow
at the Silver Spring Cleaning and
Dyeing Company, 1900 block
Georgia Avenue.
Mrs. George Grinder is chair
man of the committee in charge
of the sale.
The Washington times., 1930-05-09

Leonardtown and speak at st.
Peters Church on Monday after.
noon. She will speak on mis-
sionary work and what the
woman's auxiliary can do in re.
gard to it.
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
TO SPEAK OF MISSIONS

LEONARDTOWN. Md, May 9.
Mrs. D. D. Taber, national chair
man of the council of the Wash.
ingtons diocese of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, will be in
The Washington times., 1930-05-09

IT makes a big difference,
that date! 1t shows you when that
can went on your grocer's shelf. 90. the
very day he got it.
You run no risk of unknOwingly
buying shelf-stale coffee. Of getting
coffee that has had time to lose even
a little of its roaster-fresh perfection.
For we watch those dates, too! We
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
In the NEW LOAF shape

or some old-fashioned Hostess Cup Cakes,
vanilla or chocolate z for 5f). Or Pine
apple Layer Cake. Or any other favorite
kind. Ifit isn't fresh, if you are disappointed
in the taste or texture, take it back to the
store. The grocer will refund your money,
every penny. But knOt6 you won't be dis
appointed.
Remember to say Hostess Cake" to your
grocer, for this unusual offer applies only
to Hostess Cake.
Yo Ho! Yo Ho Yo Ho! for the Happy Wonder Bakers
every Tuesday evening at $50 in their entertaining
Wonder Period over WRC and associated N. B. c.
stations.
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
Eastern Star Holds
Cake Sale Tomorrow

SILVER SPRING. Md, May 9.
The Silver Spring Chapter, No.
Sc, Order of the Eastern Star,
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
HOSTESS Dew

that we get perfect texture from top to bot"
tom of the loaf. 1t slices just beautifully.
Try this DeUiI's Food Loaf Today (
Notice the shape of this new cake-just
like an old-fashioned devils food loaf of
long ago. And taste that creamy fudge-like
frosting-wouldn't you be positive it was
homemade?
Here's our offer: Buy Devils Food Loaf
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
EVERY HOSTESS CAKE
is GUARANTEED FRESH!

Hostess Cakes are rushed to your grocer
by these sequiek-deIipery Hostess Cake
trucks. If you sUer buy a HOstesS Cake
''hich is not perfectly fresh and delicate,
take if back to your grocer and he sSiH
cheerfully refund your money.
The Washington times., 1930-05-09

try this kind in the dated cans. See
what a difference there is in flavor,
body aroma, when the coffee is rOaster.
fresh. Generations of coffee epicures
have preferred Chase & SanbOrn's
Coffee.
In Chase & Sanborn's Dated Coffee,
now available everywhere, you get
that fine old blend made even finer by
insured freshness. Your grocer has it.
Copyright 1880. by Standard Brands Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03

Mile. Modiste" energies
as a talkie under the title.
THE Toast of the Legion"
Here is Bernice Claire in
the role that made FRITZ
ScheH famous.
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orHEB Br SIZES ls su RPRs22RIS1BrioN'
RADIO. 220 L St. NE.
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AUTO wRErKERs.

AUTO PARTS, any make; glass Installed
we. ne. Met ee67
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ENJOY THE
1th

In one of our reliable used Cars.
Every car fully guaranteed.
1890 Marquette 4-door Sedan. .S845
1929 Chrysler 65 Coupe Or. s., 695
1920 Buick Std. Coach. 675
1920 Pontiac Rd. Qast series).. SIS
1879 Plymouth 4-door Sedan. -. 44s
1920 Pontiac Sedan date series) SIS
1929 Pontiac Coupe ......... 375
1929 Essex Challenger Coach. -. s25
1923 Chrysler y 4-pass. Coupe, COS
1923 Chrysler e. 4-door Sedan. SIS
1928 Packard All-American Cpe., $50
1928 Essex 2-door Sedan ....... 325
1929 Ford Coupe (R. S. 5000. 345
1927 Odds Coach ....,.,, $50
1926 Ford Tudor ...... IS
TERMs-TRADE.
AUTO MART, 10l2 14th St.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HOLIDAY and week end parties; Blue Ridge
MIS-, near river and caverns, 81, hrs. from
Washington ami. specially fried chicken.
Z. e. Marrow Linden. Va Adams 2544.
WANTED Summer boarders; week end
speciality: reasonable prices Write or phone
Mrs, s. N. Lishtner, Haymarket. Va.
AN ELDERLY person, semi-invalid or chronic
case, in attractive country home OF sani-
tsrium nurse; cheerful, restful, comfort Bile
ana MODERN IN every way; excellent food;
terms reasonable; highest references, Ad-
dress Mrs, A. w. Gerrie, Lakemont, N. Y.
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rooms kitchenette. private bath. continuous
not wafer; walking distance Govt. depts 29'
1883 NEWTON ST. NV, Ant. 3s.-oentle-
man VINO viii appreciate attractive room.
piano. home comforts; lovely apt Adams
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TERMS AND TRADE.
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RooMs-FuRNIsHEn.

iioe 7th ST. N.E.--LarEe front room and
uemeni good food reasonable. Lin. 1905
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DRIVE IN
SAFETY
ON THE 4th.

Drive a Mechanically OK. Used
Car. It's wise to choose a car here
from our large selection of OK.
Used Cars.
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GARAGE BUILDERS.
BEST C0NsTRUQT1QM LOW PRICE. TERMS
sOs Z D. M shsSs TineelA SSH
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HAVE YOU SO MUCH
MONEY
that YOU can afford to throw
it away? If not come to used
car headquarters, where low
prices rule.
Remember-in case YOU want
to purchase on our time pay
ment plan-that our finance
charges are not padded" This
results in another saving for
you.
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THESE MUST
SELL BEFORE
THE 4th.

Every car reconditioned and
fully guaranteed Many of
these cars are repossessed.
20 Buick Std. Abr. Sedan. .S795
'2o Chrysler Is Abr. Sedan. o65
20 Studebaker Sport Coupe,
de luxe. ............ o65
% Chrysler y Sport Road. 765
'2S Chevrolet Abr. Sedan. 335
% Chevrolet Cabriolet.. -. 355
'28 Chevrolet Sport Coupe. 315
II Buick Club Coupe. :. AS
Many Other Bargains.
Down Payment, Your Car.
Small Cash--Easy Terms.
METRO MOTOR CO.,
ZOOS l4th. Pot. O62l.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL. 10 PM; SUN. G
Smyrna times., 1930-10-01
HEALTHY CHICK RErnpD
cuestionnaires Being Sent 10 an
Poultry RaiseTs in Each Cou,+-

4
AS a means of obtaining al;
tlonal data in regard to the ero,,
healthy chicks campaign. which
has been conducted in this s+a+.
for the past three years under ~
direction of H. S. Palmer. Fxter
sion Poultryman of the Univarsit,.
of Delaware, in cooperation u,i,g
the county agricultural agants
missionaries have been sent n
the poultry raisers in each coi,nt,.
requesting such information ~
their 1ocks that will enable tbo
compilation of records to show IN
value of this project in the fais.na
of better and healthier chicE
The poultrymen in Kent CONT,
received from the Office Of Cogn-..
Agent Russell e. Wilson . c;r.a-
lar letter dated May % encla-iro
a QUESTIONABLE on which .5.T
were requested to check the po;p,
or practices which they foll3ms5
this year in raising their bans
chicks in accordance with the spo-
gestions and recommendations ).
included in the erow Healtsv
chicks program. This aaa
naire also consisted Of r7a5,.
with regard to the number 9f babv
chicks started, and the aurnbe, II
chicks lost during the frgt d
days. The second questionDsifa
which was mailed only . those
poultry raisers who are c5opera.-
ing IN this project by reporting
lhelr paoy chlck mortality. va
sent out from the county exter-
sion Office on September 5. and t9
date several Of these poultrymen
have returned their reports t3 the
county agent. This QUESTIONABLE
however, was different from tbe
Smyrna times., 1930-10-01

this evening will be held in front
of the Hotel of P. P. Collins in
stead of the club room.
The National Bank of Smyrna
is having the broad pavement in
front of that institution replaced
by a new one-not before it was
needed.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
will meet tomorrow Thursday
EVENING" at the residence of Mrs
w. w. Tschudy at 7.30 o'clock.
The State Board of Education
meets in Dover to-day.
Personal M. Reynolds,
Esq, of Baltimore, has been on a
visit to our State the past week,
guest of Colonel G. w. Cummins.
He travels from point to point in
his own coach.
Mrs. Ashcraft and Mrs. Reading
of Philadelphia, mother and sister
of DR.. Ashcraft, have been on a
visit to him the past week.
Joseph Smithers and H. C.
Douglass, who were kept tightly
at home when others were recre-
ating by the pressure incident to
marketing the peach crop, each,
with their wives, took a northern
tour last week though travelling in
different directions
Mr.. John T. Whitehurst, lumber
merchant of Norfolk, Va, has been
spending several days in our town
DR.. Thomas G. Dawson of Cam
bridge, Md, is on a visit to his
relatives in this town and will re-
main until next week.
Joseph E. Worden is making US
a visit while recruiting from the
malarial fevers of North Carolina.
Miss Mary Dawon of New York,
is the guest of Miss Lizzie Smith
ers.
Miss Araminta FAIRIES of Phila-
delphia, is a guest at "Woodlawn"
Miss Mary Porter, in company
with Miss Venie Money, takes a
trip to Scranton, Pa, to visit her
brother, john T. Porter merchan-
dising there.
Smyrna times., 1930-10-01
BIDS RECEIVED FOR SIX NEW
ROAD CONTRACTS At DOVER
STATE HIGHWAY HEARS RE
QUESTS FOR NEW ROADS
Lowest Bidder A. PetrilIO, VIII
mington, on White Hall Neck
Road of "a Miles Stag Surface

At an opening of bids ON six
/ contracts at Dover last week, by
the State Highway Department,
the following were the Bidders
and the bids submitted: Contract
1873 Whitehall-Neck Road, "a
miles, 1000 tons Stag surface
course: John Hurley, Dover, So
$50; Gooden and Clark, Dover, 81
620; George and Lynch, Dover. 81
$50; A. Petrillo, Wilmington, S.
750. Contract 142 Providence
Church Columbia, 4.38 miles:
Glenside Construction Company,
Reading, Pa, $114,931.5 so; George
and Lynch, Dover, $106, ,632.85;
Old Line Construction Co. Ches-
tertown, Nd ,S106. 692. IS; Suburban
Construction Company, Ardmore,
Pa, $11O,O70.OO; Highway Engin-
eering Construction Company, Sell
byville, S106, 1926; Walter Roach
and Son, Georgetown, Sill, ,895. 60;
w w. Truitt, Lincoln City, S1O5,-
$3.50: Harroman and Burrows
Salisbury, Md, S11O, ,228.65. Con
tract $50 Greenwood Scott Store,
3.6 miles: George and Lynch, Do
ver, ,S65, ,778.00; Old Line Construc-
ton Company, Chestertown, Nd,
SCI ,045.10; Highway Engineering
Company, Selbyville, S68.012.50;
Walter Roach and Son, George
town, S62, ,8096O. Contract 163
-Williamsville Bayville, 1.20
miles: Walter Roach. Georgetown.
S14 4,8440O; A. Petrillo, Whining
ton, SIS, 1858; w. w. Truitt, Lin
coin City, $16,490.OO; George and
Lynch, Dover, S16,781 90; Old
Line Construction Company, Ches-
tertown, Md, SIT 10000; Highway
Engineering Company, Selbyville,
S16,238OO Contract 10 Town
send-Dexters Corner, 80 miles:
Treatment Bituminous Service
Company, West Chester, Pa, 81
124,40; Good Roads Company,
Darby, Pa, S1,68O.O0; George and
Lynch, Dover, S2,089; Martin Con
tracing Co, Philadelphia, 81 264.
go Delegation appeared from
West Dover headed by VIII wills,
asking for an improved road from
the West Dover State Highway to
a point four miles north toward
Cheswold. w. c. Pardee asked
for improvement of the Little
Creek to Bay Road and a delega-
tion from Dagsboro and Frank
ford asked for concrete road along
the proposed high school for the
two towns.
Smyrna times., 1930-10-01
TALL CEDARS' CEREMONIAL
Milford Forest Planning Get-To-
Gether During This Month

Evergreen Forest Lodge, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, of Milford is
planning get-together ceremon-
ial, which will be held in the Com
munity Building in Milford some
time this month. In preparation
for the event the Evergreen For
est Band held a rehearsal last
week at Georgetown. District
Representative George o. Fearon
was present and in a short ad-
dress outlined the work and visit
ations that he will make to the
forests this year on the Peninsula
The Evergreen Forest Band of
thirty pieces will accompany Dis
trict Representative Fearon on his
visit to the Cambridge, Maryland,
Forest. Evergreen Forest is one
of the most active Forests in the
United States. It numbers among
its members. men prominent in
national affairs, among them be-
ing former President Warren G..
Harding.
Smyrna times., 1930-10-01
JURORS FOR OCTOBER TERM
General Sessions and Oyer and
Terminer Convene October goth

Kent County Jury Commission
ers, Hopkins and Hope Friday
drew the following list of Jurors
for the regular October Term of
Court of General Sessions and the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, con
vening October 20: First District.
Richard z. Long, Harry w. sher-
wood, Harry Collins; Second Dis
trict- John NJ Roe, Joseph T.Pot-
ter, George t. Turner, Henry
Carey; Third District - Glen e.
Berbaum, Gilbert Davis, George
Anderson; Fourth District Alex.
Jackson, Edward Thompson, Tenn
pie Smith, Eddie c. DAILY; Fifth
District John Behen, Hiram Don
Ohio, Arthur ]. Kingsbury, Willard
NJ. Hinkle; Sixth District Samuel
Lister, William Townsend, John
w. Webb, William @. Minner; Sew
enth District George Torbert,
Samuel II. Derby, John A. Barn
ard; Eighth District William ~
Scanlon, Thomas G. Salevan,
Thomas ]. Moore, William H. Pat
terson; Ninth District Fred Mar
vel, Elmer Bullock Norman But
Ter, Irwin Shaw; Tenth District
Raymond Alexander, Dewey Sapp.
Howard Hudson; Additional petit
jurors: First District Harry ].
Lower. Frank Evans. jefferson
Scout, ,Jr. Second District Frank
L. Hardesty, Ellis v Danner,
Thomas M.Gooden, Jr.; Third Dis
trict CA. Reihm, Edward Hugh
es; Fourth District Rodney
Slaughter, William H Willis, Wat
son Phillips; Fifth District How
ard Berry, John Carrow, Thomas
Muncey; Sixth District Linden
D. Caulk, Leonard Harrington;
Seventh District William Storey,
William Pickering, John W.Clark;
Eighth District David Hall, R.
Reynolds Postles, George c. Her
ing; Ninth District P. Henry
Noble, Flemming Starkey. Lyman
Hill: Tenth District Paric c.
Kirby, Henry Saxton, Howard R.
Moore.
Smyrna times., 1930-10-01
SEEKS DISMISSAL OF COP
r. NJ. Vail States Beswick Had no
Right to Stop His Automobile

The State Highway Commission
remained in session at Dover Wed
nesday until late in the afternoon
it being nearly z p. M, before the
commission concluded its business.
After the opening of bids in the
Court House and the hearing of
several delegations for improved
roads, the members of the COM
mission including Governor Buck
went to the offices of the commits
sion in the State House where
some little time was consumed in
hearing complaint lodged by
Ernest M. Bail, of Brandywine
hundred, New Castle County,
against Sergeant Beswick of the
State Highway Police, whom
Vail accused of unjustly stopping
his car on the State Highway af-
ter the car was inspected under
the rules governing inspection by
the Safety Council and the State
Automobile Department. The
hearing which took place before
the State Commission included
statements both by Mr. Vail and
Sergeant Beswick in which Vail
contended that after having had
his car inspected, the police officer
had no right to detain his car as
he alleges was done. The commits
sion reserved its decision. Vail
contends that if Beswick is not re-
moved from the force he will take
the case to the courts for settle
ment