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RoDGER, ROSA. Departed this life after .
brief illness. Monday, March 2S, 1882, ~
her residence, 2l4 49th St ne, ROSA
RODGER. She leaves to mourn their loss
a devoted husband. John W. Rodger;
son.; son; Walter Fletcher two daaghters,
Columbus Roger; four sisters. Ida Rich
ardSon. Mamie Coleman, Minnie GaSkinS,
and oscar j. Fletcher, and host Of other
relatives and friends. Funeral from her
Interment RockinEham, N. c. SA&
Your CHEEKY ways, your smiling face
Are q pleasure 70 recall.
And died beloved by all.
sCoTT, BETTE E. Departed aah KS EAMihfi He on
resdence en 1865 81 isi1 8h st. a. hv n 20 BETTE
E. SCOTT, daughter OF the late Fannie
James and aunt Of Leon James Jam ar Remains SsHss
resting at Ruth Dabneys funeral home
P m rom RON ThTd dnfFs Baptist Fsd1E chufdh ART sts L
and o sts NV. Relatives and friends in
Cd Cyited Interment at Lincoln Memorial
SCULLY, MARY z. On wednesday. March
s ls11 81 at Mary y her EssdeRSs gcHIS gs 37s
Of the late John s scniiy. IS aEed 80 90
years. Services at her late residence
PTiday. Pnst craIP April IL l. At 23o pm. 1ntermsnt
SHAW. MARGARET H. On Thursday.
MarGh S5tsT 21, 81 l2S2 ,,s at he residence q her
H. SHAW, beloved sister OF W. C. Shaw,
ST, OF this city. Funeral Saturday. April
4 at $50 O'Clock. from her late residence
STANLEY. MARION F. Suddenly. at Lex
mssIGn ,4siSn; Ky & ,, Tuesday. 3 March 49, 1882.
ator and Mrs A. o stanrey p FuperaI me 1e At
KARLSRUHE Ky, Friday, April J. 2:3O pm,
TARTAGLIA. MINNIE MAY. Suddenly on
wednesday, March 80. 1882. at her resi-
TaRsTfAdfGIJqga TfaRsf fIJg stn 9aas st tio' nv MINNIE MAY
Guy T. Tartaslia and mother of Mrs
SSnarieS H. GToh and Mrs. J NJ Sanders,
usughter OF Mrs. Ella SimcOx and sister
Of MT. Charles L. Simcox Funeral from
W warren Taltavulls funeral home, 14th
o. aH9 SpIlhg road NV, on Friday. April
!: at m Relatives and friends invited
" attend Interment Alexandria, Va.
THORNTON. CORA. On Wednesday. March
5,6r5 ~, is5z, IN az her residence. Ridgevlle Nd,
son Thornton. mother Of George, Bertha.
EQWaEd' Mary. Ernest. David, Howard
JoSeph, Dora, Herbert and Dorothy Thorn
from w. Ernest Jarvis funeral chnrrh' hprhf;'
etery. 'S NeiA-
WHTTEHoUsE. ZENoBIA. On TUESDAY.
RpltiIno Raffn 29' 1892 az St. Agnes Hospital,
nsereI services at the W. w. Chambers co.
funeral home 400 Chaplin 81. NV. on
.tnursday March 81, at 4:30 pm Rela-
tlVes and friends invited. Interment (1rf-
rate) on Friday, AprL /, at 10 am, in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
WILSON. ELIJAH NICHOLS. Suddenly m
Meonesday, March 80. 1882. at the resi-
S5eenee Of his son. Col William H wilson.
2TIIT 21IT eStqWay ST.. NV, ELIJAH NICHOLS
WILSON, aged S5 years. Funeral services
parlors, 1900, N st. NV interment Ariinse
ton National Cemetery.
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CHARLES P0LKINH0RN
DEAD AT AGE OF II
Member of Old Printing Firm Sue
cumbs as Resu of Long
Illness.

Charles R. Polkinhorn OF the print
ing firm of R. o. Polkinhorn & sons
established here more than 30 years
ago. died late Tuesday after a ione
illness. Funeral services Will De nelo
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at tne
S. H. Hines funeral home, followed oy
burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Polkinhorn, son Of the late Rich
ard o. and Hannah M. Polkinhorn, was
born on D street between sixth and
Seventh streets, 70 years ago: Both his
grandfathers served in the war OF 1912.
He attended the private schooI Kept
by Belva A. Lockwood, on Ninth street
in old Temperance Hall, and also the
old Abbott School later going to Bethel
Academy, in Virginia, and Spencer1an
Business College.
The printing firm with which he was
so long associated had on its books, as
customers. such names as James G..
Blaine, Col, Robert Ingersoll, Alexan-
der A. Stevens and w. w. Corcoran.
He is survived by sister, Mrs. Lewis
J. Battle; a son. living in the West,
and several nieces and nepheWs.
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Darn nf Chunks.

WHITE, SIMON. I wish TO thank my
many friends for the beautiful flowers
sent at the time Of my sad bereavement
SOPHIA BUSEY,
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One thousand people at whist party
at Blackpool, England, were thrown in
to a near panic when the cry Of Card
sharks" caused several men to flee with
their. games unfinished.
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LOMACk. CHARLES. on Tuesdav, March
2s, 1882 at New York City. CHARLES LO-
MACK, deVoted brother of Louis T Lo-
mack OF 1922 18th st NV and uncle Of
James aHd Charles Lomack, Anita Robin
son a"d Serena Lancaster. Funeral Fri
Gay, April !. ct 2 pm. from the w. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1892 You st NV
Rev J. Brown officiating Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cenrnterv
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Rest, sweet rest:
We loved him dear
But Jesus loved hi
JAMESON. THOMAS A. On Tresdax rrs ,n, Maro

JAMESON. THOMAS A. On Tuesday, March
Margaret A. jameson Funeral from his
late residence. II w st. NV. on Friday,
Apfll l, at am; thence to St Mary s
Cnurch, Bryantown. Nd. where requiem
hlsh mass will be sung at $50 am for
tne repCSe OF his soul. Interment St. Mary's
Cemetery. Bryantown. Md
JOHNSTON, JOSEPH. On Wednesday March
-. 1857; JOSEPH husband OF the late
~ noSs JonnTton; Remains resting at the
st. NV. Notice Of funeral later
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AUTO INJURIES GIRL, 10
Child Knocked Down by Machine
in Front of Home.

Beatrice Crawford, 10, of 1921 Thir-
teenth street, suffered minor cuts and
bruises yesterday when knocked down
in front of her home by an automobile
driven by William Hammers, IT, of IT'S
Michigan avenue northeast.
She was treated at Emergency Hos
pital and then taken home.
The Santa Fe Railway is equipping
its dining cars with air-cooling de-
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MASSEY. DENNIS Der

Massey: DENNIS; Departed this life Mon
csy. March %. 1882, at his residence 1917
SCo:coren st. NV. DENNIS MASSEY. He
!eaVes TO mourn their loss Blanche Mas
Sey Ahce Peirlson and Amelia Marshall Of
Froyldence r. I. Remains at Robert
GampbeH's funeral home. z23 AZ st. S,w
Funeral from the above funeral home
Trloay. April l. at l:30 pm, Rev. W 4,
washington offciatinE Interment Har-
inony Cemetery. Relatives and friends
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McCONKEY,

March 80, 1882. at the residence Of her
Iith pi. Sc. CLARA McCONKEY. beloved
Whe OF the late John A. McConkey. She
Is survived by six sons and one daughter
Funeral from the above residence on sat
ssffosy, sf W April 2: at I;30 pm: Services at
$50 pm. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment church Cemetery
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FOUND.
LOST,

MONEY = Sum of money. Owner identif!
and pay for ad. Telephone Columbia l724-J
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The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
SIM. TODAY SIS $50
Sun, tomorrow 5:54 6:31
Moon. today. 2:57 am 1915 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
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day. Me rch %. 1882 at GeoreetoWn Uni
@ @rersify Hospital. PEDRO MARTINEZ. Fu-
nersi from TIE w W. Chambers Co fu-
gay april l. at 2 pm. Interment Mount
Cemetery
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Snap brims for this season
every desirable shade, and
handsome, durable silk Innings
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Rainfall.

Monthly rainfall in inches in the Cap
ital (current month to date:
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DEvINE. SADIE DoRFArH. 0enar,s,

this life Tuesday. March %. 1882. at her
residence. 1923 Morris rd. Sc SADIE
DOREATHA DEVINE devoted wife of
Lawrence Devine. She also leaves to
mourn their loss daughter, seven sisters.
two brothers and other relatives and
friends, Funeral Friday, April l, at |
pm, from First Baptist Church, Fair
mont Heights Md. 81
Evening star., 1932-03-31

OPERA GLASSES-In Diamond cab lost on
18th st. between F and E, at Q: 80 last night.
Liberal reward. Return. 2733 Ontario road
NV. Adams 7584-J
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Rest. sweet rest.
We loved him dearly,
But Jesus loved him b

But Jesus loved him best" 81
PARKER, BESSIE. On Wednesday. March 30,
1882, BESSIE PARKER OF 1910 9Th St W.
beloved wife Of Robert l. Parker and low
ing daughter of Charlotte Bailey. She also
leaves TO mourn their loss dve children,
Floyd. Robert. IL: William, Nancy and
Catherine Parker; three brothers and three
sisters, Remains at Morris A. Carter <.
Co.'S funeral home, and and sts Sw
Notice OF funeral later.
EEEVES. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. On We'd
nesday March 80. 1882. at the residence
of his dauEhter. Sadie E. Reeves. 5 Adams
st. NV, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN REEVES.
AGED 7s years. beloved husband Of Mary
A. Reeves fnee Owen. and father of Mrs.
I. D Weeks Of Washington, D. C., and
Mrs Harry Schultz oi Pittsburgh. Pa m
termeht Prosperity. Pa.
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OWEN JOHN III. Entered into eternal rest
nwES az 2lSo pm. March 20. 1892. JOHN H,
OWEN, husband of the late Jennie L.
owen and devoted father OF Miss Martha
owen and Mrs. Beatrice lie Bon. He also
leaVes Tour devoted grandchildren. Fu-
neral Friday. April l. at 1880 O'Clock
from Bethlehem Baptist Church corner
howard rd and Nichols ave. Sc Rev.
lawn Cemetery
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PEKINGESE brown, female. two white feet.
name "Trixie"; last seen 18th and Irving
ne. Monday. Please return, little boys pet
Decatur hQ22 ThnmnSnn Smith
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Record for Last "a Hours.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic SurVey.)

HlgneSL, IT, 4.I0 pm. 1tdI dRO, z
Lowest, So, $40 am. Year ago, 3
Tide Tables.
Evening star., 1932-03-31

DOG-March 25 on Park I'd near Pierce
Mill rd black male Scotch terrier no collar.
year old, name "Porridge." Reward. Phone
Columbia S040 %
Evening star., 1932-03-31

POCKETBOOK, dark brown sth and p or on
Mt. Pleasant car; contained glasses, fountain
pen, Reward Georgia 2531-J
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MUNDY, ANNIE

mu,SDf' ,as ANNIE. On Thursday. March 81
Of Ella Thornton and aunt of Lorenzo and
RRsynGnd Rsy5n frs Harrod Notice of funeral later
funeral church, 1882 You ST N W '-'
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DOG-Boston bull. black and white; answers
to name of Jack; license No. 1916 Re-
ward, Phone Dec 1854
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NEaI,, 6aI,, LLOhA. Omcers and members Of
OF w. are notified of the death of Daugh-
Ter FLORA NEAL, Session of sorrow
Home. 30l r. I. ave. NV. Funeral Satur-
Ssay: gay: April 2: at I pm. from George b
ne. Morning Star Lodge. No 40; Colum-
pa L9cge' No. S5; Forest Temple. No g.
MRS LENA 1 HARr nannh4a- H.
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FOREIGN.

q am. Greenwich time. today.)
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GOLD. CHAIN NECKLACE. in vicinity Conn
ave. from Calvert st. to Shop and Park
Center. or Biltmore st. TO Ambassador The
ster. Liberal reward. Telephone Columbia
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ING, gole eApresumably Z. p. golf course,
272. Rev ard,
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NEAL; FLORA. Departed this life on Wed
nnSessdsy; mes March 80 1882. FLORA NEAL. OF
loss a host Of relatives and friends 'Isi[ Fer
tss nsesat cbsnnl bsatgrday, a9 Aprl 2 at pm, from
14l6 Florida ave ne Remains NAV he
seen after IL noon Friday, April l.
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Dratha

CATALINA VAN NESS BURCHELL.
On Wednesday, March 30, 1892. at her
residence. 2034 20th st. NV. CATALINA
VAN NESS BURCHELL- wife Of George w.
Abbott. Services at Joseph Gawler's Sons
Chapel. 1854 Pa. ave. NV. on Friday, April
!, at 1880 am. Interment Oak Hill Gene
tery
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CRAFT, KATE. On Wednesday. March 80,
1882 at her residence. 1905 l7th ST. Sc.
KATE CRAFT (nee Savage. beloved wife
Of Max Craft Funeral from the above
residence on Friday, April l. at 9 am.
Mass at st. Theresa'S Church, 18th and
v sts. Sc, at $50 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet
Evening star., 1932-03-31

PLUMBER METAL KIT, containing wash
ers. March "a. Call Geo. w. Hanes, 1919
Eye. Nat. 67l5. Reward. 2s
Evening star., 1932-03-31

BRIEF CASE. black, in NV. section; con-
tanned papers valuable only to owner. Re
ward. Phone District 2083.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03

Para sustituir al ST.. Walter
E. Mick. funcionario competen-
te, ell alcalde nombr6 aver para
ct puesto de superintendent del
acueducto de Tampa, al DR.. G.
c. Rankin, presidente de una
corporation local. Por ocho vo-
toS contra cuatro el Ayuntamien
to confirm6 la designation.
FL conceal Thompson pro
teSt6 energicamente diciendo que
Mr., Mick no habia presentado la
renuncia y tampoco Sc la habia
pedido que 10 hiciera, afirman
do, ademaS que la carta munich
pal diapone que Ell alcalde no pue
de deJar ceSante al jefe de un
a men0S de que Sc
presenter contra 81 cargos escri-
y este en- ell case de que el
funcionario marcado no Sc aVen-
ga a renunciar.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03
diciones existentes en- las ligas
memories, pero ell contenido Sc
mantiere aun en- completa reser-
va.

Walter Johnson declare aver
en- New York que 6l no piensa
conquistar ell campeonato de la
Liga Americana mientras Con-
ME Mack pueda usar a sus pit
cheers Grove, Earnshaw Y Wal
berg en- seis de cada ocho jue-
Cos; "pero 70 creo-agreg6 ell
eXcelebre pitcher-que los yam
KEGS y los senadores pueden ha-
Ger cosas muy interesantes, y
con I'm POGO de buena suerte por
nuestra parte llegaremos a la
buscada finalidad."
Johnson Sc muestra muy sa-
tisfecho con la adquisici6n del
jardinero Carl Reynolds Y pare
ce dispuesto a poner a Joe Cuhel,
en- la primera base, en- lugar de
Joe Judge. Buddy Myer Sc que
dara en- la segunda, Joe Crown
en- ell short-stop y jessie Bluege
en- tercera. Al director de los Sc
nadores lie agradaria mucho adj
quirir los servicios de Tony Lag
zeri, pero no tienen pitchers pa
ra ofrecer en- cambio.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03

La compahia de opera Cola
Santo alcanzo anoche un verda-
dero exito en- los terrenos de la
Feria. Para la transmission hubo
de utilizarse un complete siste-
ma de "amplificadoreS". Comen-
70 ell programa con la Marcia
"Tannahuser'', de Wagner, Sc
guida por romanzas de la opera
Aida. Jose Luis Tortosa, el te-
nor espancl, cant6 los numeros
de "NRadames" Y ell baritone tia
liano Carlos Ferretti luci6 su
potente voz en- ell "Amosnaro".
Aida" tuvo su int6rprete en-
Elizabeth Bro Y la cOntralto
Irene Elliot fue la "Amneris."
La orquesta Sc componia de AZ
mdsicos y ell coro de As woes.
Esta noche Sc presentara ell mis-
mo programa.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03
Como fue TODD?

hotel Tampa Bay, invitando a los
senoreS r. f. l.. Chancey, B. l..
Hammer, Alberto S. Thornton,
y ell fiscal C. B. Parkhill. Actua-
ra de maestro de ceremonies ell
ex-alcalde D. B. Mckay.
La organization del acto ha
estado a cargo de Angel Cuesta,
Mariana Alvarez Y Manuel Pc
reZ.
Ell alcalde design6 aver ell nue.
vo comite de tourismo de esta
ciudad, q. ha quedado compuesto
por los Sres. A. l.. Cuesta, Hal
Thompson, L. H. Hill, John c.
Martin, y D. H. Woodbury.. Ell
Ayuntamiento confirm6 a esos
senores en- sus puestoS, en- la Sc
sion celebrada anoche.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03
Notas de Base Ball

La Liga Nacional acord6 aver
multar a TODD p~elotero sorpren-
dido en- ell acto de hablar con un
espectador o posar para un toto
grafo junto a uno de los mar
chantes del juego. En- la Ultima
temporada la Liga tenia una re-
gla parecida a esa, pero no lleva-
ba ~aparejada la multa.
Dicese que en- 1881 uno de los
mas reputados ~jugadores consin-
tic en- fotografiarse junto a uno
de los mas conocidos pistoleros
del medic oeste. Sc llev6 la foto-
grafia a los peri6dicos Y los pa
dres del circuito la desaproba-
ron.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03

Esta misma Liga acord6 aver
rebajar a diez, de doae que era,
ell nlmero de umpires, nom
brando a William j. KLEIN, Char
les Riggley, E. C. Quigley, Char
les Moran, Charles Purman,
John Reardon, Alberto Stark,
George Magerkurth, Charles
Donneguy y George Barr. Cada
club tambien qued6 comprometi-
do a limitar ell numero de passes a
80, aprobando tambien ell n1me-
70 de d~esafios que Sc efectuaran.
Branch Hickey, p~residente de
los Cardenales, present6 un vo-
luminoso informe sobre las con-
La gaceta., 1932-02-03

Las fabricantes de tabacos da-
ran esta noche un banquete en- ell
La gaceta., 1932-02-03

Como resultado de una explo-
si6 ne incendio ocurrida aver en-
la casa mum. 705 de la avenida
Forest, ell Inspector de incendios
Jones arrest6 anoche a Emilio
Alvarez, Lulo Plescia y Oscar
Leon.
Alvarez aparece como el due
no de la casa. Los tres Sos
tienen que son inocentes.
Por unanimidad ell Ayunta-
miento aprob6 anoche la orde-
nanZa autorizando a la corte de
policia para destruir todos los
utensilios de juego prohibido
que caigan en- poder de las au-
toridades municipales. Quedara
en- vlgor la OrdenanZa a los diez
dias de su aprobaci6n y con ella
ell Jefe Logan espera conseguir
sean retiradas todas las maqui-
mas de jugar y las tablas de "pon
char.
Tambien Sc aprob6 la ordenan
"a autorizando al departamento
La gaceta., 1932-02-03
yOTIUAS De
INTERES LOCAL

I'm djputado del sheriff de Jer
sey City vendra en- aeroplano pa
ra recoger aqui a S. A. LaPierre,
reclamado en- csc lugar por aban
donar a su esposa Y no mantener
a sus hijos. FL individuo cayo ell
lunes en- poder de la policia mu-
nicipal.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los Vapores a
mericanos Colorado y Porto Ri
co, los dos procedentes de New
York. La motonave nicaragden-
Sc Sauna trajo un cargamento de
platanoS.
Durante el dia de aver Sc hi
cieron a la mar los vapores Ala
mo, Comal, Harvester y Colo
RADIO.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03
FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy. Nublados pa
ra manana. Maxima temperate
ra aver, 80 grades; minima, 81.
Marea alta, a la :23 p. m. y
2:10 a. m. Marea baja a las 6:39
a. m. y 5:15 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03

Los detectives Williams y Han
cock arrestaron aver a Richard
Blandy, ell italiano que Sc CANA la
vida p%oni6ndose de pie en- las as
tas de bandera, a quien acusa la
Sra. Ana Lazarick, de New York
de que amenazandola con un re-
v6lver lie rob6 Glen pesos. La
mujer asegura que ella venia en-
rompania de otro hOmbre y una
mujer desde Miami y habia pa
gado $500 porque la llevaran
hasta New York. Aqui hicieron
una parada y Blandy lie rob6 ell
dinero que tenia ~dejandola en- ur
canine. Cuando regres6 a la ca.
sa donde Sc habia hospedado, Il
habian llevado tambien su equi.
pale.
La gaceta., 1932-02-03

de salud publica para supervi-
sar la distribution y venta de
ostras dentro de los hmites ur-
banos.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-03
ANXIETY FELT OVER FORMER
CLAYTON BOY IN SHANGHAI
LIEUT.. w. B. ONLEY. SON OF
The LATE WILLIAM u. ONLEY
His Mother and His Sister Mrs.
Norman 5. Hoffecker, Live at
Laurel-Other DeiaWareans

With Japan and China at the
breaking point and Shanghi, China
bomb torn, anxiety is felt for the
safety of Delawareans there. Lo-
cal interest is had from the fact
that Lieut.. w. B. Onley, formerly
OF clayton, and his family, are
there and no word has come from
them though all are believed to be
safe. Lieut.. Onley is the son of
the late w. 2. Onley of Clayton,
and Mrs. Onley now living with
her daughter, Mrs. Norman S.Hof-
fecker at Laurel. Other Della
Wareans located in the Information
al Settlement district at Shanghi
are Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Rose. of
Newark, also have failed to notify
their relatives of their safety. Mr..
Rose is employed by the DUPONT
Company which reports that only
business communications have
been received from Shanghai rec
emily so that is believed they are
safe. Major and Mrs. Chauncey
p. Holcomb, of New Castle, are
also residents of Shanghi, and it
is believed that Major Holcomb is
in the midst of the excitement
since he is an officer of the Amer
lean Military Reserve Corps there
and has undoubtedly been called
for duty. DR.. Margaret c. Richey,
daughter of the Rev AIban Richey,
pastor Of st. Johns ?. E. Church,
in Wilmington, this State, is
a physician in ST. Elizabeth's
Hospital in Shanghi. Mrs G. T.
Radcliffe Jackson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James P. Winchester,
and her husband, Captain Jackson
Of the British Imperial Chemical
are also residents Of the
Chinese city. All missionaries in
Shanghi are safe according to
word received Monday by the Ma
-ional Council of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in a cablegram
from the Rt. Rev. Frederick Rog-
ars Graves, missionary bishop Of
Shanghai.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-03
AsBURY NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES
Rev. James III. Bishop at EpwOrth
League to Show Pictures

The mid-week prayer service
this evening at 7:3O. On Sunday,
there will be the usual services.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Morning
worship, II a. M; Epworth League
6:45, and evening worship at 7:3O.
At the Epworth League service,
which vii begin promptly at 6.45,
Rev. James H. Bishop, director of
Religious Education of the Will
mington Conference, will be pres
ent and show slides pertaining to
the work done by the people at Al
geria. While the pictures are be-
ing shown on the screen, Rev.
Bishop viii give an interesting
talk pertaining to each one. A
rare treat is in store for those who
attend and it is hoped that the at
tendance will be exceedingly large.
Smyrna times., 1932-02-03
SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Some Items of School Interest In
forming to Both Pupils and
Parents-Basket Ball Contest

The Basketball games between
Middletown and Smyrna on Friday
afternoon started off the End half
of the D. I. A. A. schedule. The
girls played an exceptionally good
game with Mills scoring Is points.
The score at the end of the LIST
half was 1918. The final score,
25-20, decided in favor of Middle
town.-In the boys game, Smyrna
took the lead from the start. The
score at the end of the 1st half
was 11-9 in favor of Smyrna. Hill
yard was high scorer, with a total
of II points. Messick played an
unusually good game at center
The final score, Pills, in favor of
Smyrna. members of the
Senior Glass have received their
remnants which were designed by
a member of the class, Edward
Everhart. The pennants are COM
posed of a torch of the figures
1882" followed by the word
Smyrna, and is in colors of black
and gold Banking results for
Tuesday, January &c, are as fol-
lows: Number of pupils in attend
ance, 728; number of deposits, JIG;
amount deposited, S42.05; amount
to date this school year,
81, 413.23 The Assembly program
for Tuesday, February 2, was in
charge of the General Science
Club. The program was as fol-
lows: Homes of George Washing
toni Birthplace and Early His
tory, A. M. Jacobs; 2. Mt. Vernon,
F. Stevens; 3. Homestead on the
Rappahannack River, w. Boulang-
er; 4. Song, School; 5. Migratory
Places, L. Argo; 6. Mil
itary Headquarters. H. Jones; Z.
Mansions, r. Darrell.
Who's Who in til High School
Faculty: Miss Julia Griffith, our
Grade | teacher, was born in
Smyrna, and received her elemen-
tary and high school education
here. She then attended Goucher
College in Baltimore for one year
and later attended Graus Kinder
garten School in New York. Miss
Julia, as she is known to every
0ne in school, holds quite a record
"a teaching experience. She taught
u California for 10 years and she
nas been in the Smyrna Public
for "a years. Miss Julia
s a member of the Asbury NJ. E.
the Women's Century
Club, the Kings Daughters. the
v. g. T. q, and the Foreign Mis-
sion Society She is interested
n symphonic and literary work,
laving made several contributions
o leading educational magazines.