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Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story and Basement Bricl
Office Building, Known $
Premises 1121 Vermont :
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s,n 3, virtue q certain ssed Gt Y,a trust. duI
& sns At ths as M
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described land and premises situate in the
pistrict Of Columbia, and designated as and
of BART 81 M in souafe 81 as per
Of II c9iHn5s q in e Eoss
Terms , q sale; =. s ons-toutth ., the Pu
per eentum, per .nnqm. PAYABLE semi
:. e. s : option T q he PaIshsssT; aeposit
pq5ehsss, Terms q sale to eonpsa
h. trustees esST iE1m e aas sh IS Is
ei the at aer the ara eo Of
tisement Of sneh resale T in M some a Newspaper
''''''a's !" "',''S' sSR a5IscS zH!szEH. aa74H:
oc1o-d&dbs.eXSu Trustees.
THos. J. OWEN s s., son. ,AgcTIoNEERs.
TRQsTEE.s SALE 9E yALyAsLE gNIM;
sHT9yEP sT6g dp t0T s666E srFT on ToRTH sp
}2Ssf S2Sk WEI or Mr.
r.eerdsd It6er % No 58sS SsSp IL folio s $50 'u
Columbia and at the rsuEest @ sne Of sis the esys5
secured, thereby, the undersigned trustee
p is " on Dqs sRpnY sHston The i fSn Fl n
PAx pF 1sa3 81. AT
being lot q: n square a:44. ln Fulton +:
nd eaed q s IF ast Ct
Of Columbia. as said subdivision is recorded
u Columbia % IN IN BOOK 81 psse q Is 'he Dis'f''
Terms Of sale: All cash, deposit of
Al az ete at O. cost Of
P ~thn IsFss sa ays sale o to dsy ss coppd 81 ,s
q Sstsg,!5s suEshssss. eftsF aye asSs
paper published in Washington. D, C.
j i4I5 Il fospQF; < St NV.
THos. j. 9VHN 2ggi EYE : g9N, 81. AAgWFTIoNEERs' AW
TRUSTEES, SALE SALE oF VALUABLE TWO;
N9kFHMFsri NN5KHERER 40 NICHOLSON STREET
By He IN Eben # So sstR @ eed & Of sg,
es and At. the request Of the party
gWEspAY z I'VE T%ENTyFo66RFH Il tfs 6TRsmiSei DAY
OF OCToBER. AD., 1893. AT FIVTI
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises, situate in the District of CO..
lumbia. and DESIGNATED as and being lot
numbered one hundred seventy-one G71) in
subdivision Of lots in square 1868. as pc,
plat recorded in the Office OF the surveyor
folio SO. Subject to covenants Of record
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed OF
which will be announced at time Of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of 5000 required
Conveyancing. recording, etc. at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with within i
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold ft
the discretion Of the trustees
JOHN A. THOMPSON
THOMAS H. PATTERSON
oc11 1113,16.lS.2I.2 Trustees
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


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sss doors ash so
bssenasnt bset pnder % entire S"iidins; Iot soxizo.
ss ssf sS5 snse9 esin saepsera se:nss SIS e suit
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S:ss sa.Ts% sses ss rev ssPsssSaiI P,s.s sfps%
.hiea s seveysi hunaTed dollars below To-
days cost of construction. Open after,
WSsrR V3sas syennss oEorsi. sn'l! i7as pm C. '" VAN
IN GROVE or TREES. A BROOM HOUSE
X a.a Il ws.hasssn prssd ys ts SsP .e
ens .daqe:s .s%s 300 sos assA SD sa aa
sETHEsDA, MbMA REAL BARGAIN. $
shape For quick sale. IS ooo: $500 cash
safnei DeE snf
wtssnn;,n Bank slef seths,aa et s,sai.X No 5As
Cory new ouns.Iox s;e'G : mic. rooms. bath
s9s ina esiy @ sdf5n @ .Tse jaf ssod
0eap1R Ferry soswsIL SsI oe nj iIfinssa Rainier Nd
BRooKLAND-sL LARGE RMS, . PORCHEs.
s,cs' se.cio arranged for : families large lot
Il block to r I ave-5-room bungalow
with sleepins porch and built-in garage;
$3.50.
f2es he orsna Sin se pfse and M cam Se
chased on easv terms
o3t7 r. ]. Ave. NE NO 12o3.
81 45O0-REPOsSESsED HOUSE OF s
rooms ard bath. Good location in
nearby virginia. Can be bousht for
$3.50 cash and $50 month. real
opportunity
So 5oo-Fully detached 2-story brick all
modern. Chestnut trim: oak doors
and floors On nice lot in restrict
ed nearbw yirsiIfia subdivision
DINA OFFICE. BOSS PHELPS
WALNUT Ssl5
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733 18th St. N

4 SPECIAL HOMES
THE HOUSE YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR
Good Northwest Location
H Modern Improvements
H Semi detached brick house. First
H -oor has 5 rooms and bath, Second
\ oor has 7 rooms. bath; brick ga
n ages.
i $50 Cash and Small Monthly
H Payments
WEST or WISCONSIN AVE.
I Is Minutes to Center Of City
\ Beautiful new detached J. brick homes :
I 3oms, bath, refrigeration.
|, Price. 48. S50. Easy terms
H IN ONE OF THE MOST
DESIRABLE SECTIONS OF
/ MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
Il HEIGHTS
/ oms baths. oil burner and refris-
4 alton. Garage. Lyrse sun porch.
/ Price. S20,000
/ CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Il On Wide Avenue
\ rooms bath, kitchen Cabinet. ce-
I - closets. Iefriseration: r~,
/ WOODBRIDGE
Il rooms. bsth. Detached house on
II Hne lawn and shrubbery. In new
II ,ouse condition.
\ Price, $3.50. ESsy Terms
II WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW
Il Not Far Out
H rooms. bath, garase. large cellar.
II Price, $3.50. Easy Terms
\ MEAN FOURTEENTH AND
Il fAIkMONT STHEETS
u 10 rooms, 3 bAths, 3 kitchens. Will
n rent for S10O per month.
Il Price, $3.50
Il MISUNDERSTANDING
II REALTY CORP.
1sc0 g. ME. 1860
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWN q SON. AUCTIONEERS'
143I EYE ST NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES 7oe SIXTH STREET


recorded in Liber Ne: 5ls4, folio 1s7 e.
Columbia: and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction, in front OF the
premises; on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY.
FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER. AID 1888. AT
TWO 0CL0CK PM. the following -deserlb-
Of Columbia, and idesignated as and being
lot 32 IN Norment's subdivision OF lots IN
square 497. as per plat recorded in the
oh1ee Of the surveyor for the, District Of
Columbia In Lber IA. at folio 40.
Terms Of sale, One fifth Of the purchase
money to be paid m cash. balance in three
years. with interest at six per centum per
annum. payable semi-annually from day OF
property sold. or all cash. at the option q
REQUIRED at time of sale Ali conveyancine
recording. etc. at cost Of purchaser, Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right, to resell the property al
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington.
d. c.
ODELL s. SMITH,
HENRY c. CRYER
oel3.16. 1S.2O.23 Trustees
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs
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WANTED TO RENr-HOUsEs.
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3I6 Noodward gld1. NAt0naI 6369,-
l847 L ST. NE.
Just east of Bladensburg rd.
Two-story brick. four rooms,
bath, Heatrola, electricity, large
rear yard and front porch. In
good condition. Key at 1848.
RENT. $3.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
MA. 21OO. 025 18th NV.
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66LofED-738 and sf, Fw.--s ko0Ms
and bath. elsetrHity, lstrobe heat; ,d rent
d OIL Or ED-s4O 5O-NI CE. MObEKE
sh resair. '.Ti"1 !. fRiHGE. 1927 Conn. I've.
asd asdr sSarsmenss men s's Sentins 9rsn 1919 Hsf
month up fLOYp T. PAWS COMPANY
733 18th st. nv. MA. 0353. 3.----
CoMfORTABLE HOUSES AND APAHT-
nents for eolored tenants $3.50 to S35
Last sent on request ieanest. ,.
723 goth St. NV. Phone District 5Sos:
coLoREDL769 HoBART-e r. q -: .o
1921 Kenyon.8' r. and b ene -. SO 50
1919 Church nw.--6 r. and b.; elec. 3S 80
121 N se-5-r. brick; newly papered. u 80
1913 kraemer n.eN-r. frame. ID 30
n e RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. Ave. "a ls l4th,
FOR COLORED.
91G 5th ST SE-S35 90.
Near Navy Yard. consisting OF 6 rooms
f4th and k CAFRrTZ DI 90sO.
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HOUsEs-FUR. AND UNFINISHED.
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WE have for rent q number 0f
W attractive homes varying In
site and price In the most
desirable sections Of the Nefth-
west. wesley HeiShts, Cleveland
fArk, Chevy Chase, D. C. ana ND
We also have Q Number Sf in
euifi0s for houses renting from
So uD. Furnished + unfsrnishsd.
II you pont to rent house
or haze one for rent cur rental
department can be Of serptcs
to you.
Sunday HSsrs
10 Am. 10 4 Pm.
w. C. 4 A. N. Miller
111S 17th 81. NV. Dist. 4404
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HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED.

PETWORTH-NEW-$75.W.
Reception hAIl, STEP down LIVING room din
ming room. library, kitchen with special
6uilt-in eabinets Frisidaife. 4 bed rooms.
baths. recreation room. lavAtory and laun-
dfi 4sI,y: :na r e,'s%cs22iSx %cs22iSxfaf54e xfa54e' d. $3.50
1912 LAMONT ST. NV.
INSPECTION INVITED
9 large rooms aYd 2 baths. OIL burner.
ffisidAife: house In perfect condition; rent,
SEQ per month
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
1900 K NV. ma. 1879,
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1926 14th 81 NV. Di 3347.
ARTIST1CALLY DISTINCTIVE.
70 Be Sold at . Great Sacrifice.
Located on the most attractive a9d high
a competent architect for his home. on a
large lot .!0xI4o amid ssttins saxvana Sr larse
The result Of a lifetime Of practical ex-
perieree and real artistic ability Center Center
electric kitchen on hrst floor; three peg
rooms. bath and sleeping porch On seeona
floor; slate roof: gear garage. Details IN
house beautifully worked out. A s25.0Q0
home At nearly half price. home to Be
proud of.
Southern Bldg. D1, Sl57.
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WANTED--FAkMS

IN MONTGOMERY cOUN-
ty. state price number Of acres. location
and improvements. address BOX 224-E. Star
ONCE
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COLORED-HOUSES.
I54: I54:, ST st. n; nwNio NV" +, b. sas lat IS
li5s 5sd Xs5mant Ss5 e s. ami SSs" SSs"
lsY. isis :srd srd St st. nW.-e r., b.. NIL. 5$ss
534 1st st. n.w.-8 r, b.. ami. 52 50
6l3 Harvard St nsw:,s r. b; ami. eco 80
1923 st. n.w.-6 r.. b. am :.; 4g 30
1906 Belmont st. NV r. B.. lat. el. 4s. so
10 Harvard St nw~6 r, b. ami. 45 So
54s as4 fd s1d St St r r lat a' mt ts""
o574 Sherman awe r. b. ,...... - 50
113 Harvard st n.w.-G r. b.. lat, gas 4".5O
l74s sth st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. stove ana ,o
,14o N. J. ave nw.-6 r., b.. ami 1000
re Ss9 sish s9,h e. e. nnelsrr ;. 4"" 4"""
4aO P ST. n.w.-.6 r. b. ess: ...... 1880
= tSoD s $, b. NJ, 1t. elee ss" s7s"
1I6 P st: n.w-1r.. b.. stove, ..... $3.50
1892 3rd st. n.w-6 +, b.. lat. gas. 81 so
1850 k.i. I'd nW.Es r, B.. lat, eiec $3.50
Ii4l 9th St nv Z b. ami 3:6o $50
s. D st nw.Gs r. lat. ht'. eiee. @ 49,. IS 90
6l5 N ,t ne--5 rooms. aG?!s
12S estn St. n.w-sT.. p. D. l.,' III hts sa e sos" %
ell 18th St. ne r.. b. Are, eiec 5000
iss a.1ion 81 n" $, = 3 r. l't stove s' sss sss
s2o 5th St. se-5. r: .. lat gas. $50
51s Morton ST nv-5 r b. gas $40
944 "6th ST nw-6 r. stove. elec 215
1871 Marion St nw-G r. stove. gas % so
eco 18th st nc- r. b., lat. gas o5 IN
412 G pi Wy r. stove and lamp "s M
1898 sth 81 n.w.-5 r. stove. lamp ea 90
Coz c3rd 81 nw-s rooms o" SO
1917 81, st nw-S r, stove 80 so
q3S "Sth ST nw-6 r stove, ess 90 90
3I5 c st sw-5 r. stove 1880
154 Pierce St nv r. stove, gas 1s so
q al st NE r. stove 1850
25 Woodbr-n. n. c. rooms 80. 10 90
p. F. SAUL CO..
MA "1OO. Go5 18th st NV
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SALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY.
STX-RoOM BRICK-S3.hO0
Located in good white neiehborhood;
always occupied Hot-water hest nice bath.
elee. Rented at $40 per month. This price
includes I'll fprnisnre ,rcvs co
1908 H St NV Ma 2345.
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WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
HAVE CLIENT FOR NV. STORE PROP
critics under 10000 Brokers cooperate.
Mr.. LdNDER, Cleveland 1867.
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PRICE S6. 6.O00-s49. 80 MONTHLY.
An unusual Groom and bath. tapestry
brick semi detached Colonial home. 19\ IT.
wide. in q splendid northeast location on 9
wide boulevard Front In, porch, t,rcu,hnm. rsnr'
ali modern convenienees Small cash pay.
ment, Call GEorgia 3622.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
THE DR.. cRATK HOUSE. EXQUISITE
wood work 12 rooms: also another. IS rooms;
mi. Miss Malone. 202 Duke st.. Alexandria.
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WANTED TO suY-HoUsEs.

WANTED TO 8UY-HOUSES.
EITHER NE 6K Sc. Or PETWoRTH-
Pay cash; not over $1,000 unless q corner,
$4,000. P. O. Box BIG. B. r. Sta. City.
WILL PAY A GOOD PRICE. ALL CASH.
for small houses: quick action. T. A GAR
VEY. III. 57fO 1910 Vt. ave. NV.
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TOMORROW.
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REAL, ESTATE LOANS,

=, oH0S.I NoSsI. .P5IyFHsD * 5aFsz 5PI4T51SS Ss.S
BmHMAN 90, sI9 Bond Bid. MA. 2490.
SKILL fIYMEEfS. oUfcK eERvICE..1N.
2nd and ard trusts In D: G. No red tape.
DR.. A. HENRY, INC. 1016 Eye st. NV.
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Neay Eaton School-Way Under $4,000.
Draetieally Iedueea s sriSe to rdo. force tmpe ned
Toerss5 Sleeping and sun porch. 2-car ga
rSse; in new-house condition. Terms. 81 900
ces esh, balance S65 month. covering all inter-
SSt' OWNER, DI. 1857, or CL. 14OS after
+ q M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03

the Eleventh Territorial Legisla- ture.
 Following the reception, there will be dancing from ten until twelve o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03
JAPAN PLANNING FURTHER ACTION IN NORTH CHINA
Threat Made Against Foes Which Has Unofficial
 Interpretation
ARMISTICE MAY BE
 FORCED ON CHINESE
If Japanese Army M To V e s Again It May Be to En-
 ter Three Chief Cities

TOKYO, May 3.-Japan shook it's fist at her Chinese foes today in a new threat interpreted in non- Japanese quarters as an attempt to frighten the Chinese into seeking an armistice
 The Government spokesman de- clared that if the Japanese Army is compelled to repeat the recent operations in North China it will probably be on a larger scale than heretofore and requiring special sanction of the Emperor"
 Asked if he meant the occupation of Peiping and Tientsin, the spokesman said:
 Tt is impossible to fix the linn its and it is up to the Chinese" 7" adding with laugh, the Japanese might go as far as Canton"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03
P.-T.A. ELECTS OFFICERS FOR
 COMING YEAR
Commissioner A.E. Karnes School Exhibit, Style
 Show on Program

At the last and one of the larg- est meetings Of the school year, the Parent Association gath cred in the Grade School auditor ium last night and elected the fol- lowing officers for the coming year H. w. Douglas, President; M. s. Jorgensen, Vice President; Miss Mary Kolasa, Secretary, and Mrs. Dave Housel, Mrs. c. P. Jenne, and J. W.Lievers members of the Exec utive Board.
 Prior to the business meeting of the PIT. A. the annual school ex- hibit in the school gymnasium was on display from to 8 pm, when the exhibit was closed and the busi- ness meeting started.
 Cooking School
 Plans to raise money to pay the $137 deficit in the cost Of the pub lie school band suits were told by Mrs. Ray G. Day, who announced that a cooking school would be held soon for which nominal ad- mission charge will be made to help clear the deficit.
 Following the business meeting a program was given which includ- ed piano solos by Sylvia Davis, an address by Commissioner of Edu- cation A. E. Karnes, and Style Show by school students.
 Karnes' Address
 MT. Karnes said that the oo- ject of the Parent Teacher Asso- citation was to strengthen the CO., operation of parents with the schools in the education of chil- dren.
 They are the nations greatest asset" MT. Karnes said, and too much cannot be done for their ed- ucation."
 He pointed out that the nation is spending two and one-haf bil- lion dollars for education and thres fifths of that amount for the pre- vention of crime.
 Style Show
 The style show was the feature Of the evenings entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03

similar malt liquor of alcoholic content lawful under Federal laws.
 Beverage Dispensary Location
 No beverage dispensary shall be located within 400 feet of any pup- lie school. The judges are required to satisfy themselves of the good moral character of the applicants before issuing any license.
 No license shall be issued to any, one not a citizen of the United States, and if the business is to be managed by person other than the licensee, he, also, mus be an American.
 A system of reports to insure proper tax payments is set up. Pen alties for violations of the act are definitely fixed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03

Completion of the International automobile highway which would connect Latin America with the Arc tic Circle would cost an estimated S14.OO0 900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03
NEGRO KNOCKS
 MEXICAN OUT
Henry Woo d s Puts Kid Ponce to Floor Tn Fourth Round

SEATTLE, May 3.-Henry Woods, Yakima negro high school boy, knocked out Mexican Kid Ponce of Los Angeles. lightweight, in the fourth round of a scheduled six round bout here last night.
 Woods weighed 138 pounds and Ponce weighed l36 pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03
TROY APPROVES BEER MEASURE;
 TERMS STATED
Territorial Beer Regulation and Control Law
 Now Effective
Continued from Page One)

in any beverage dispensary license or to finance directly or indirectly any license holder in procuring quarters or in supplying equipment and furnishings in order to conduct business.
 Fifty per cent of the license col- lected in any incorporated town will be refunded to that commun- ity, unless the city itself levies a tax upon the sale of beverages, when no refund will be made.
 The term "beer" is defined to mean lager beer, ale, porter and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03

On the stage of the auditorium, amid setting representing a tea garden, surrounded by an old fash toned picket fence, festoone Q d with old fashioned flowers, and to the strains of the High School or chsStra, the school girls modelled dresses of their own creation. There were wool afternoon dresses, sports outfits and children's dresses. The latter were modelled by little tots who could hardly walk across the stage. During the last of the style show Mrs. J. c. Stapleton, Miss Alice Palmer and Miss Blanche Turner sang Honestly"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03
GIRL SCOUTS ARE
 MEETING THURSDAY

The final meeting of the newly organized Girl Scout Troop No. l will be held promptly at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Council Chambers in the City Hall. Girls between the ages of 12 and 18 years, who have not registered, will be given an opportunity to do this tomorrow. The registration fee is 50 cents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03
.PIGGLY WIGGLY NOT
 TO HANDLE BEER, AT
 LEAST FOR PRESENT

The Piggly Wiggly store in Ju- neau will not handle beer, for the present at least, according to an- nouncement made today by E. G. Sweum, Manager of the local store. The announcement followed in- structions from the home office at Ketchikan, issued by Donald Ar mour, President of the Piggly Wiggly Corporation in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03

NOTICE
 ELKS BALL PLAYERS Please get all practice on ball field possible before next Sunday. Call at Frye -Bruhn & Go. for uni forms. A. T. K0SKI, adv. Manager.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03
Oath of Allegiance Is No,U Ballned, Irish Free State

DUBLIN, May 3.-A bill re- moving the cath of allegiance to the British King from the Free State Constitution became a law today with the Governor General signing it after the Dali passed it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03
PUBLIC IS INVITED TO RECEPTION IN HONOR
 LEGISLATIVE BODIES

From nine until ten o'clock to- night the public of Juneau is cor dially invited to an informal recep- tion at the Governors House which is being given by Gov. John w. Troy in honor of the members of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03

The February term of circuit court at Aberdeen. s. D., instituted trial by six-men juries in criminal cases involving misdemeanors and small civil suits, as an economy measure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-03

Belgium is the leading export market for American passenger au- tomobiles, while Japan is the chief truck market.
Milford chronicle., 1933-06-16
WILL HOLD SWIMMING
CONTEST In MARYLAND
Entries Are Expected From Milford
And Other Delaware Towns

Swimmers and fancy divers from
Milford and the surrounding COM
munities have been invited to attend
the First Annual Aquatic Olympiad
at Booker's Beach, near Centreville.
Md, on Saturday afternoon, June "a
at 2:30 o'clock.
The program for the afternoons
events includes four swimming
races and a diving contest. There
are events for both ladies and men.
The management has been busily
engaged for sometime making prep
arations for this gala occasion and
a record crowd is expected to attend.
Fine prizes have been offered the
winners in the olympiad and the
events as listed include: One mile
swim, open to all, to spar buoy in
Chester River and return; 100 yard
dash for women, free style; 100
yard, free style, for men; 100 yard
dash. open to all, breast stroke.
The diving contest will be open to
all and will he run as an elimina-
tion affair. Each diver as he fails
to execute a dive satisfactorily will
Turn 10 Pare S. Please1
Milford chronicle., 1933-06-16
FATHERS DAY IS
SUNDAY, JUNE Is
Fathers Throughout The Country
To Have Their Day Sunday

Fathers throughout the country
and Canada will have their great
day-called Fathers Day-next Sun
day, June Is.
Since the inception of this event
about 23 years ago there has been
a lot of talk as to why it was in
augurated. Thousands asked the
reason for it and why it has been
developed into such widespread
event the past decade. Also, why it
took years to decide that it was Just
and proper to hang a garland about
the neck of the average American
father.
Yet, when you come to think of it,
mothers were not getting special
hOnors until a comparatively few
years ago. II seems everyone liked
the idea of extending a little more
affection mothers way. Then wo-
man of the Far West, looking back
upon her motherless childhood. re-
membered how her father had rear
ed his brood of children and toiled
for cash to carry them through, too.
She decided that perhaps fathers
were being a little neglected.
Actually, the giving of gifts to
mothers. fathers, or to children on
specific days, has an historical back
ground. The underlying reasons for
the gift idea, for special Gays of
honor and anniversaries, really is
affection for the person or persons
close to those giving the gifts.
Milford chronicle., 1933-06-16
DRAW JURORS FOR
KENT COUNTY COURTS
Armour, DOwnes, Burris And Fry
To Serve From Tenth District

Jury Commissioners Hopkins and
Hope have drawn the following pan
ell of petit jurors for the July term
of the Kent county courts which
convene July 3:
First district Harry Slaughter,
Robert A. Thompson. William A.
Skinner.
Second - Roland b. Garrison,
James c. Tignor, Walter Buckson,
Larry Everett.
Third 49, Homer Pratt, Thomas
Given, Frank AttOx. Earl Carter.
Fourth-RObert Schneider, Will
liam R. Webb. Anton Vadvarka.
William P. FOrkum. Thos.
Muncey. Richard Norris, James f..
Covington.
Sixth - John Pitlick. Courtland
Dill, Thomas Clark.
Seventh-Henry Albers, Earl
Faulkner. John HolstOn, Samuel j..
Speal.
Eighth-Frank Sipple, Edgar Kill
len, E. Frank Raughley.
Ninth - Norman Butler. Lewis
Slaughter, Jr., Charles Pack, Harvey
Camper.
Tenth-A G. Armour, George A..
Downes. E. f. Burris. Douglas Fry
Milford chronicle., 1933-06-16
SCIENCE DEGREE TO
STATE SCH0OLMAN
John Shilling, Supt. OF Secondary
Schools, HOnOred At Dickinson

John Shilling, assistant superin-
tendent of Public Instruction in
charge of secondary schools, receiv-
ed the degree of Doctor of Science
at the commencement exercises of
Dickinson College on Monday. Mon
day marked the 25th anniversary of
his graduation as valedictorian of
his class in 1908. and the sesqui-
centennial of the college.
A native of Frankford, Sussex
county, Mr.. Shilling began his teach
ing career in Canterbury, Kent
county, in 1902. Following his grad
uatiOn from Dickinson he taught for
ten years i'm Trenton and Philadel-
phia and in 1918 returned to take
the position of County Superintend-
ent of Schools, where he served one
year. During 1921 he was As
sistant Commissioner and, when the
State System was Teorganized, was
appointed to his present position.