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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23

Venice learns the secret of the strange girls popularity, tomorrow. Mystery plays an important role.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
COAL FAMINE BROKEN

Relieving the coal shortage which has existed here for the past few days, the freighter Oduna docked at the City Wharf last evening and unloaded 150 tons of Utah and Nanaimo coal. -fa5
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23

Old papers for starting your fire for sale at The Empire office. z
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
HERE FOR VISIT

Wayne Hudson arrived here Sat urday morning on the Northland for visit with his brother, C. W. Hudson. He comes from Everett, Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
ARCTIC ROOMS

Have been refurnished and redec-
 orated and now offer clean, first
 class accommodations. Rooms by the day, week or month at mod crate rates. Inquire Arctic Cigar Store, Front St., Steve Johnson, Prop. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23

Ed. Blake are issuing invitations for a tea next Sunday afternoon at the apartment of the former to honor Miss GallwaS.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

..r. in for publication
,a Times must be
slS tas -r1 WY authorizing it.
y nl,bIis \ vour name to
y, ,,9lpss requested, but
n inst know by whom it
,t.5 Please note this.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
SMYRNA GOTH CENTURY CLUE
Mrs. Harry Talbot Presents In
teresting Program on Friday

The meeting of the Twentieth
Century Club Of Smyrna was held
on Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock ia
the Club House. Mrs. George
Carter, the president presiding.
The chairman Of the series Of bak-
es reported over $50 realized from
both bakes. As the club is spons-
oring the home talent play All
Aboard on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, there will not be any
more bakes during the month of
March. The annual club luncheon
will be held on April 10th at a
o'clock. The program for the af-
ternoon last Friday was in charge
Of Mrs. Harry Talbot. The pro
gram was as follows: Violin solo,
Mr.. Harry Shapley; STORY With
out Words, characters, Ruth
Blendt, Ethel Carey, Clifford Law
ton, William Gunter, Reynolds
Stevenson, Vaughn Griffin; solo,
Ernestine Davis; dance and chorus.
Florence Hepburn, Sara CrossIey,
Neva Hutchins, Kathryne sulli-
van, Esther Shortau, Carmen Lod-
er, Virginia Virden, Mildred Ryan;
Talk, Social Service" by Rev. w
J. Bone. The play was directed by
Ethel Virginia Roe while TIE
chorus and dance was under the
direction of Roberta Collins and
Bessie Virden. The students who
took part represented the GA class
Of the Smyrna High School, Miss
Anna B. Beckett, teacher. The
meeting on March 2Oth will be
promptly at $50. Mrs. William
n. Cam Of Wilmington, win be the
speaker.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
NOTICE

In the Superior Court of the State of
Delaware. in and for Kent County.
February Term, A. ID. 1881.
In the matter of Petition of Theodore
Ferguson and Florence T. Ferguson for
Rule to show cause why following judg-
ment should not be marked satisfied on the
record thereof. viz, Judgment of James II.
Carton vs.. Theodore Ferguson and Flor
ence Il. Ferguson. being ID. s. B. No. 8.
July Term. 1925. in and for Kent County.
Judgment Docket as. Page 346, Judgment
entered July Sth. 1925.
AND NOW T0-WIT. This 10th day of
February. A. ID. 1881. petition and affidavit
filed. and on motion of Charles L. Har-
monson, Esquire, Rule granted upon James
Wright Carton and Nellie Pennington
Byrnes Executors of James II. Carton, de-
ceased. to show cause why the said judg-
ment should not be marked satisfied on the
record thereof. and it is further ordered
that the said Rule should be returnable
Friday. the Goth day of February A. d.
1881. at ten O'Clock A. M.
AND NOW T0-WIT. this goth day of
February, A. ID. 1881. on motion of Charles
L. Harmonson. Esquire. it is ordered by
to Monday. the Goth day of April. A. d.
1881. and that copy thereof be published
by the Sheriff of Kent County, in a news
paper of said County once a week for four
consecutive weeks.
IN TESTIMONY That the above
is a true copy of the rule
granted in the case there stat
fSEAL) ed, as the same remains of
record. hereunto set my hand
and affix the seal of the said
Court this 26th day of Febru-
airy, A. ID. 1881.
WILLARD S. SLAUGHTER,
prothonotary,
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

: Smith and Clifford
| Il, graduates Of the Smyr-
y " ssbooI. We're among the
|TV Students Of Delaware COL
| |-hrersity Of Delaware on the
I'll honor rolI for the first
...,,ding 10 a report made
csorge 8. Dutton. To
=. scholastic honor roll a
l, mist have an average Of
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
=, AND VICINITY

b. o,,a If Asbury
. EpTortn ...i1i hSI1 5old 1 81. Pat
Church, W.T. IT, III, lecture room
Party N = Fridav evening.
I. church . q i Age limit,
. 10Th At s b ,5 Il ol5eT i''-i''
" Of age alio
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL
Make Rule That Bills Not Paid
Promptly, Service Will Cut Off


Smyrna Town CouncI met in
regular session Friday evening
with President George r. Steven
son in the chair and working
quorum present. The principal
business transacted was to make
new rules concerning the payment
of bills. AS will be noted in an
official statement published in this
issue, all electric light bills not
paid by April 10th, service will be
cut off and all water bills for the
April, May and June quarter not
paid by May 1, service will be dis
continued In both cases the SER
vice will be cut off without further
notice. Council finds in looking
over their books that a number of
light and water takers, some good
substantial citizens, have been let
ting their bills run without atten-
ton and paying when it is con-
venient for them to do so. This
makes extra work on the collector
TO follow up these delinquents.
Council felt it was not fair to those
who do pay promptely to carry
said delinquent light and water
takers from month to month
Therefore it was ordered to put
into effect new rules beginning
April the first. Town Council ad-
journed to meet again last night
to hear Mr.. Dewitt Vosbury of the
engineering firm of Remington &
Vosbury of Camden, N. j., on his
proposition concerning the installa-
tion Of Diesel Oil Engines to run
the Smyrna Electric Light Plant in
the event Town Council should
want to consider operating said
plant when the present contract
for buying current expires. Mr.
Vosbury was accompanied by JOS
eph Grimm, son of Mrs. Margaret
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
CIRCLE OF KINGS DAUGHTERS
Mrs. j. Frank Webb Elected Presi-
dent Ensuing Year; Other Officers

AT the regular meeting Of the
Circle Of Kings Daughters, which
was held March 18th at the home
Of Mrs J. Frank Webb, the follow
ing officers were elected for the
coming year. President, Mrs J.
Frank Webb; first vice-president,
Mrs. George Boehmler; second vice
president, Mrs Harry Lower; Re
cording secretary, Miss Anna
Hazel; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. w. w. Wright; treasurer,
Mrs. VIM. McLucas.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

RI Attorney General Earl D.
Till address Stars and
4 Council, NJ. 26, Jr. o. y.
| # SMYRNA, on Communism
Edca, on Thursday night,
| hi. in odd Fellows Hall.
ID 5e an open meeting for
| r.ls Of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
|nghters of America. Come
al what this talented man
:ay about this growing
| 70 Americanism.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
fSnal and Social
Ea Who Come and Go
I'd Their Social Doings

m G. Walls Of this town,
q Fannie D. Walls of
Hnl' Md, were quietly
o. Saturday afternoon.
'nony was performed by
=. Y ?. Thomas, pastor of
n E. Church, Smyrna.
4s nas been prominent in
aVle and social affairs in
al, Nd, where she has
-'aOS, while Mr.. Walls is
a' Prominent citizens of
Dc Is a member Of AS
= Church. For a num-
''siS ~ ne was a merchant
Iity years has been
VIA the banking inter
|, 'lyfna and is now the
u u the National Bank of
&. He was a member Of the
4, S.ate Senate during 1911
u. ne is also a well-known
"lag been Grand Master
: q Delaware from 1913
~ "A 1916 he was made
,'llrd " degree Mason. MI.
walls will reside at Mr..
n uS e on the corner of
Onlon street in this
.as! y Mrs. E. A. Lemoine
salsr, Ruth Lemoine Of Of
! ~ ~. p e, are spending
]. sys IN Smyrna. Nj. lie,
csn. ne former rector Of ST.
b. 6Iica Is.I Of this town. Mr..
b. Ea Eaolne are the guests
p 1siy q; Leinberger, Kate
| aosstlsal rla Clara Leinberger.
'IIeI' ne Ruth, is the guest
| .,,,l,o Dorothy and Eleanor nor
| Npg. = Mr' and Mrs.
!, si In.a, o. Hoffecker enter
| 1 sister, Mrs. John l. T.
a. FTd,,adelphia. Y Her guests
+ u F~aTard IVA T. Porter, Mr. Mrs s
NJ, Coleman, Mrs. James n, J,
~ u, ~ Essell P. Thomas !
b aI.a Slaughter, Mrs. Harry
r csa,..Ei s',s Estelle Armstrong.
''se M. Stevenson.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

economies Extension
Hol,- county will meet
2 A WIZ. Harry John
w. ,-r tomorrow even
l.' -otb On Friday they
Choswold at the home
NV coleman.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

Wilds Grimm of this town. Mr..
Vosbury's proposition was listened
to with interest but Council took
no action.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

4 Smith, our well-known
whose sport on the side
cunning and fishing, is get
|ziy to build another boat for
He has rented stable and
h rear Of w. o. Hoffeckers
r. and expects to start
sOmetime this or next
His new boat will be larger
Z one he now has and will
bet long, II feet beam with
r % people and all conven-
Twenty-Five will be able to
aar at one time. The boat
powered by a Super-six 80
Nwer motor. Mr.. Smith
have it ready later in the
. time to angle bay trout.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
SOY REANS EOR SALE

Virginia Brown Soy Beans. $3.50 per
bushel: Manchu Soy Beans. $500 per
bushel. all fob, any quantity. Recleaned
new crop seed of high termination. for
orders up to March 2sth. ready for de
livery about March 25th. Samples mailed
upon request.
j. T. VANDENBURG & SON,
3-11 2t Bridgeville. Del.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18
NOTICE
Estate of Eba C.Anthony, Deceased

Estate of Eba C.AnthOny, Deceased
Letters Testamentary having
been issued, notice is hereby given
that all bills, accounts and claims
in the above Estate, Gully probated
and fully itemized, should be filed
with the undersigned attorney for
the Executor at once, at the fol-
lowing address,
CHARLES l.. HARMONSON
Attorney for William c. Anthony,
Executor of Eba c. Anthony, de-
ceased.
15-l1 Dover Green
DOVER, DELAWARE
3-11 st
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

|ag pictures for the deaf are
accomplished fact as with
xalation Of a new device at
,tal Theatre, Dover. The
! i known as the Western
Audiphone. Deaf patrons
.n head sets as they enter
are which when plugged
he seat, gives them a direct
a1n 70 the projection room.
/ 4ats located in various po-
| throughout the house are
r this new device, it being
4 installation Of its kind on
|z1sula.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-18

,r,srican Legion Auxiliary
j the home Of Mrs. S.
]. n rrnjs On Friday evening,
10th, at 8 P. N, Ihe no. 70
4 and department olncers
.ss,, IN Are urged to be pres
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02
POLAND is CHEERED.
BY SPORTS BUILDING
Y. M. c. A. to Supply Facilities,
Long Lacking, for Enjoyment
of Athletics.

WARSAW Especially The enthusi-
asm for sports in Poland is as spon-
taneous and lively as in any other
country. but the facilities are greatly
lacking, consequently great welcome
Is being given to the Palace of Sports"
now under construction, the first build
ing of its kind in Warsaw.
That building is being erected in the
heart Of Warsaw by the Polish Y. M.
Z. A, which has received for that pur-
pose donation from the late Serene
Fem, an American business man.
The history of the donation is Gu
rious Prior to the World War Serene
Fem was visiting Europe. He came
TO Cracow and liked the city. When
the war was over Mr.. Fem remembered
Cracow and through the intermediary
OF the international Y. M. c. A. he
donated $4,000 for the erection OF
a Y. M. c. A. home in that city. The
building was erected in 1927.
In his will Mr.. Fem, a great friend
OF Poles, many OF whom he employed in
his mills in Cleveland, assigned the
sum of 100000 for the erection of a
second Y. M. c. A. building in Warsaw.
Today that building Is almost An
iShed. 1t contains a swimming pool,
restaurant. concert hail. club rooms,
gymnasium, an assembly hall and read
ing rooms. On the second floor there
will be school rooms and on the third
and fourth bed rooms. On the fiat roof
there VIII be gymnasium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02

ONCE. The court declines to review
them, letting the decision of the lower
courts stand.
A f-w Of the cases seeking admittance
this term rest on different grounds.
Among them is that Of John Strong OF
Easton, Mass, who wants his liquor
back.
Seizure without Warrant.
It was seized from cellar on his
premises by cry agents. who admit they
had TO search warrant.
A court sad, however, that St.o-g
IS not entitled to it's re;Tn, becau.e h,
las not proved he had legal right to
Il in the first place.
On two cases frcm Butte, Mont. may
hinge the fate of numerous speakcaey
fixtures and furnishings.
officers seized some liquor in two
Putta establishments and took a'ong
the bars ana other appliances WITH
them.
The Government contends 1t has the
right to cpnfscaGe the fixtures under
the Internal revenue laws. The own
ors of the furnishings disagree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02
DRY CASES fewer
IN SUPREME court
Session Beginning flonday to
Pass Appeals Involving
No Vital Points.
B. the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
Prohibition MAJ be engrossng or
N5Xing the puolic and politicians, but
the demands it makes upon the Su-
p-emc Court are dwinalrg.
Almost every phsse O. it has been
be4ore the court in one fern or anCthe.
since 1919 and les. term there came a
brief but spectacular fare-up after
Judge Clerk Of New Jersey held the
eighteenth amendment invalid.
The court once before held the base
upon which the Vo,s.ead act rests
valid, but it went over the ground egain.
Its decision that the amendment was
sound and whole legally left no room
IoI argument.
Liquor Origin Cases.
AS is customary, however. the court,
when it convenes MONDAY, will ind a
numb-r Of csses originating with in
toxicating drinks.
Most of the petitioners want SEN
fences set aside on various grounds. BY
the law OF averages, their chances are
slim.
Most prohibition cases get only as far,
fguratively speaking, as the clerk )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02

ing the national selling drive will utiI-
ize newspapers, car posters and leaf
let's. About Slo,ooo,60O annually has
been spent heretofore on all individual
companies through local sources.
North Shore Road Fastest.
The association recommended that
Advertising be localized as much es
possible.
The Chicago, North Shore &, Mil
waukee Railroad won the electric tlac-
ton 1881 speed contest. Over a period
OF six months the Inc made an aver
age speed of 1901 miles an hour be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee, a dis
lance of $500 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02
CARRIERS TO WAGE
FARE SALES DRIVE
Campaign to Regain Losses
in Passenger Traffic of
Cities Planned.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, October "A
"a, S oampai gn designed TO regain bust
ness lost to private motor cars is TO be
wagci by the ee.tric rail car and
bus interests OF the country.
Flans were outlined YESTERDAY at the
closing s.s7ion of the Am ,rican Electric
Railway Association, repres enting 60
pc: cent of ell urb7n rail and bus lines
of the United States and Canada.
L. J. McIlrath of Chicago, r-p0rted
Tor a committee of traffic experts that
tn peak in annual motor Car sales
probably had been passed.
Will Advertise Electric Lines.
THE era OF rapid growth in the auto
mobile field has Geflnit.ly passed" the
report mace by McIlrath said.
sales resistance is becoming greater
and the number of persons who may
be classed as potential motor vehicle
purchasers is becoming less each year.
Since 1923, new equipment purchased
in each year has been less than in
the year previous. This trend will
continue for several years"
An advertising campaign accompany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02
TOURIST TRADE DROPS
Swiss Statistics Show Season Worst
in Three Years.

in Three Years.
ZURICH (N.A.NA0.- Switzerland has
experienced its wor-t tourist season. A
very heavy decline is shown by the
statistics as compared with the two
previous seaScns. or the $4,000 beds
available in 1888 establishments at the
end Of July. generally considered the
elimination of the season 802 per cent
were occupied in 1929, 1922 per cent
in 1880 and only 56.7 per cent this year.
For 1nterlaEen and Lucerne, the two
focuses of the travelling season, the
figures are SAG, as against 84.6 per
cent last year. and 629. as against 81 g
per cent last year. Places generally
visited by Germans suffered most acute
ly. The l0o-mark levy on passports
was heavily summed.
(Copyr.sht. 1881. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Cne-half of Japan's tct,l exports this
year consisted of textiles from Osaka
and Nobe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02
LAND HELD SINCE 1910
One Family in Sweden Shows I'm
usual Hereditary Record.

usual Hereditary Record.
Province of Vermland 164 farmers have
received diplomas testifying to the long
hereditary tenure Of their lands. The
record seems to be held by family
at Eda, which has farmed its lands
since 1910, but another family at Nora
Emtsrud, has held a farm since 1880.
The Swedish farmers take great pride
in their family records and the new
diplomas are highly priced.
Copyright. 1881, By the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.l
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