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1870; Sunday School, 2 o'clock;
song service, 7.30; preaching, 500
o'clock, by the pastor. There will
be special music at the evening
meeting
Smyrna times., 1935-01-03
U)NALAND
bCIAL ITEMS
! Who Come and Go,
kTo Our Community
Former Smyrnians
FUDcLUB PARTIES

lMt gave a New Years
lsay night for hel
xls, Miss E m m G
&t, at the Delaware
hose present were
4a Armstrong, Ruth
n Averna Jones, Dor.
2 Sarah A. Jones, Cath,
wli Virginia Heinold
aanson and Carole Ford
eqha,, Messrs. Francis
NIX Robinson, Norbert
1y Price, Red" Moi.
Everhart, Howard
so EVerhart, Clifford
ID David Mills.
q Talbot, who on No
aad the misfortune tc
. crushed while crank.
Gun0ole, is expected
q Of this week from
aa Hospital where he
patent since the acci.
many friends will be
s@ns him home.
Barry of Lakewood
'sa visiting Miss Phyl.
Mss Nowlan enter.
hncheon at the Wa,,.
M'r Of her guest last
M PRESENT were: Miss
Mss Nancy slaugh-
.nsasce Doughten, and
y Darrah.
= Atawsll has return
- visiting his mother.
S'aTsll !, N Milwaukee
H. y
as Rothwell is re-
an operation which
y saturday. She has
u smyrna who wish
= : recovery. - n
:. Sayard Briggs, Of
: ~ -. and Mrs. William
Wilmington, Mr.. Mer.
u w., q Wilmington,
willis and Betty
ks,snston, = D. c., were
a.. q Mr.. and Mrs.
go. -, !. R. Dick OF
helained = with their
Tears sa Eve Party.
n ssutOw of New
AstsSaa Sa Mrs. George
Nv sss,anors % were guests t.
Dick over New
\, William William Ely. VIII,
~ 1ssalatsgiving' day' hns
.. ssai,,.iy niy's parents,
rbs 'amln Ely at
'Ar,, 'r'ds y was Mrs.
q Nays Land
~ 9. v. seAantu, Dr..
T. Jones, Mr.. and a. /,
ESoea'on, Mrs. Olive live
Assr.stt ST stats. and
tNsssc c0dlllon esI Club Il
81, Florence Florence DouTh. ulhs
An..,. @teoded the
'sy night.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-03
JERMAN CHAPEL SERVICES
Rev. Wilson G. Moore Will Conduct
m 0A-Men Conner, Next Sunday

Rev. Wilson T.. MOORE VIII SOnuuct
an "A-Men Conner Next Sunday
The Amen Corner delegation of
Kent County, the Rev. Wilson c.
More of Dover, leader, will conduct
a meeting in Jerman Chapel M. E.
Church on Sunday st 2.30. The
sermon will be delivered by Mr..
Moore. There will be special
PRAYER for the various needs.
songs. solos, and duets by the Wis
itors. A large attendance Is ex-
pected as it Is the first meeting of
the new year. Morning worship.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-03
STOCKHOIDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the shareholders
of The National Bank of Smyrna. for the
election of Directors and the transaction
of such other business as may be brought
before the meeting. will be held at the
Banking House on Tuesday, January Sth,
1885, between the hours of IL and IL a. M
EDWARD T. PORTER, Cashier.
12-12 Al
Smyrna times., 1935-01-03
FOR SALE

Girls Bicycle; Cornet, Case and
Stand. Apply to
SARAH ELLEN WRIGHT,
1-3 1t Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-03
1876 st
WANTED

There is no bad wolf at the Rawleigh
mans door he earns good living. There
is an opening now for a hustler in Smyrna
to supply steady customers with Rawleigh
household productA Earn SIS weekly to
start and increase every month. We furn-
ish everything but the car. Write Raw
leigh Co.. Dept. DEL-25-B. Chester. Pa.
1875 It
Smyrna times., 1935-01-03

* Home Missionary
|sans ,sst with Mrs. J.
y +sis (Thursdayl af-
r. 'f,,1T vs. ), at 8 o'clock
Smyrna times., 1935-01-03
WANTED

Clerks: Men-Women, good health.
Experience unnecessary. Common
education sufficient to qualify for
government work S1O5 to S175
Write Civil Service
Training Bureau, Inc, Box L, this
paper. 1918 1t
Evening star., 1935-04-03
CHECK WRITER GETS
YEAR, PLEA FALSE
Story Of Deposits Due Him at
Phillipsburg, Pa, Bank Checked
Futilely.

Failing to prove his claim that
funds we're to have been placed to
his credit In a Phillipsburg, Pa, bank,
Richard c. Morgan, 1400 block of
Massachusetts, avenue, yesterday was
sentenced by Judge Isaac r. Hit in
Police Court to serve six months in Jail
on each of two bad-check charges,
one for $40 and the other for $5.
At the time of his arraignment last
week Morgan told the court that. al
though he pleaded guilty to the issu-
ance of the two worthless checks, he
was the beneficiary of his mothers
estate, and under the terms of the
will a substantial sum of money was
to have been placed to his credit in
the Pennsylvania bank. 1t also was
testified that Morgan had given the
Liberty National Bank a check for
81, 900 to open an account, but had
made no effort to draw checks against
the account.
Judge Hit continued the case on
the chance there might be some truth
in the story, but neither the check
squad nor the counsel appointed to
represent him could verify the claim.
Members of the special check squad
of the Detective Bureau said there
are several other unpaid checks out
standing against Morgan.
Evening star., 1935-04-03
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Evening star., 1935-04-03

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Evening star., 1935-04-03

for the sacrifice of his reputation as
a golfer; but her reflection in the
mirror nodded that it was worth it..
She wasn't going to let boy friend
Of hers fall for any redhead without
making him realize the deficiencies
in his taste If only a new man would
turn up at the club tonight Dave
would be eating out of her hand by
tomorrow.
Half an hour later Anne made her
entrance into the ball room of the
Glenwood Country Club. The first
thing she saw was Dave gazing very
tenderly at the bright red head of
Kitty, her rival. Then her eyes rested
upon another-a man she had never
seen beforei He looked up at the
same instant and it seemed to Anne
that look of the mutual understand
ing existing between two kindred
souls passed between them.
Forgotten was Dave and his red
headed girl friend, forgotten the an
gular Bud who even now elbowed her
onto the crowded dance floor.
When the music stopped Anne ex-
cused herself and made dive for
Susan. her sister-in-law.
Isn't he grand?" she breathed.
"Who? Dave?" asked Susan absent
mindedly as she patted her hair.
"Dave!" snapped Anne with all the
fury of woman scorned. Why. that
man you we're just dancing with, of
course. Who is he?"
Susan regarded her calculatingly,
a roguish CLINT in her eyes. She
hesitated an instant before replying.
Darling, didn't any one tell you?
That's Tom Pearson, the aviator. He
has won just loads of medals and
cups and things. Surely you must
have heard of him? Everybody in
New York was just insane about him;
he was invited everywhere. Wouldn't
you like to meet him?"
This was all that was necessary for
Anne. She quickly engineered Susan
across the floor.
Miss Hartford, may present Mr..
Pearson?"
Susan smiled teasingly as she left
them to dance. Of course. Sue prob
ably was a bit jealous, Anne reflected
complacently.
You dance beautifully, Miss Hart
ford
"Oh, thank you" trilled Anne, de-
murely looking up through heavy
lashes. Wasn't he just a perfect
height for her? This certainly ought
to make Dave sit up and take notice.
Evening star., 1935-04-03
BY KATHERINE GORMAN.

you mind if I call you Anne?" He
must have asked some one her first
name-Sue probably, and she hadn't
told her! Now wouldn't you think a
sister-in-law would have some 10y
atty?
They danced for a while in what
seemed to Anne the silence of per-
feet understanding. She noticed Dave
watching her out of the corner Of his
eye. How had she ever been able to
stand him for so long?
Really, Anne, you know you ought
to take up modelling and commercial
photography work. You. would be
wonderful" There! Hadn't her in
tuition told her that here was a man
who would bring out the dormant
powers in a woman?
ITS warm in here. Let's sit out
on the terrace where we can talk.
I'd like to have you tell me all about
yourself and your life here in Glen
wood"
Here actually was man who
wanted to hear about somebody be-
sides himself.
Out on the terrace they found two
chairs and Anne sat back with little
sigh. A perfect night, a new dress,
and best of all, such man as she had
never met before. Prospects were good.
She thought dreamily of week of
swimming, horseback riding and
dancing together. She hoped mother
wouldn't be obstinate and say that he
was too old for her. It would make
things much too difficult to bear.
He had been talking all the while
she revelled in these thoughts. The
last words of long speech filtered
through to her consciousness. Then
my wife and I plan to put the chill
dren in school down South for the
WINTER"
Your what?" murmured Anne
weakly. She recalled Susan's curious
smile when the introduction was
made. The wretch!
My wife. I'm Kittys uncle. you
know. I've heard her talk about you
many a time And say. we've got the
two cutest kids you'd ever want to see.
Talk about smart! I'll tell you what
they did the other day"
(copyrieht 1880
Tomorrow: JeSsica was winning
Everard's affections, so Myrtle de-
vised an elaborate deceit to separate
them. The story is 'Myrtle's Guile"
by Frank Kern Levin.
Evening star., 1935-04-03
-DAILY SHORT STORY--
OUT OF HER HAND
Anne Was Sure That the Ice-Bue Satin Formal Would
Have Dave Eating Humble Pie.
BY KATHERINE GORMAN.

The idea of send
ing that red-head
orchids when she
had always been
lucky If she re-
ceived gardenias!
How long are
you staying here?"
Two days would do
the trick if she
could keep him out
of her sister James
e xpe r ! e n C e d
clutches.
It had intended
to leave tomorrow,
but since I came
here tonight I've
changed my mind.
IT think I'll stay
q week"
Could it have
been the sight of
her that caused
this prol o n g e d
stay? Undoubtedly
the ice-blue satin
formal was getting
in its deadly work.
Evening star., 1935-04-03
IN HER ice-blue

IN HER ice-blue
i S tin formal,
with her hair
the color of old
gold and her skin
tanned to the de-
gree necessary to
make any girl with
freckles gnash her
teeth in e. Wy.
Anne was what
she herself would
term a knockout
A difficult cam
paign had been
necessary to coax
the dress out Of
dad; but the idea
of catching him
right after he had
beaten Jock at golf
W as a trok e
worthy of a genius.
OF course, now
she would have to
let Jock use her
car for a week and
fix a date for him
with Pat for the
next dance to pay
Evening star., 1935-04-03
Women to Get Degrees

Six women bachelors of law will
graduate from Meiji University in
Japan this year.
Evening star., 1935-04-03

Tomorrow: Jessica was winning
Everard's affections, so Myrtle de-
vised an elaborate deceit to separate
them. The story is "Myrtle's Guile"
BY Frank Kern Levin.
Evening star., 1935-04-03
YOUR CHERRY BLOSSOM "SNAP-s

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La opinión., 1935-02-19

Los afieionados que no asis-
theron ell Domingo pasado al
White Sox Sc privaron de yer
dos juegos que fueron dos
grandes juegos. Sin embargo,
Ell proximo Domingo sc lie. pre-
senta otra oPortunidad de dis
frutar de uns verdaders tarde
de base ball, va que fue tai ell
cntus;ssmo que provoco la sc-
tuscion de Hermosa-El Paso
entire Ell publico, que los ne
gros deeidieron atender las pc
tic:ones de numerosos ALTOONA
dos y de los directories de Her
mo,a-El Paso, para que les die
ran la revancha en- otrs doble
contend. que marears Ia des'
pedida de los peloteros de color.
La opinión., 1935-02-19
JUEG0S
NOCTURNOS,
DISCUTIDOS

NUEvA YORK, febrero 1S.-Los
propietar.os dc clubs de Ia Liga
Nacionai de Baseball, reunidos pa
ra aprobar ell programa de 1885,
adoptaron n serie de r~esulacio-
mes para ell manejo de los partidos
nocturnos.
Abriendo Ia session POGO despues
de las diez de la mahana, pasaron
las primeras cuatro horas de su
reunion discutiendo y formulando
reglamentos para e. experiments
en- juegos n%octurnos, que sera pro-
bado este aho por primera vez en-
la historic de las Ligas Mayores.
Estas ~regulaclones limitan cada
club a siete .partidos en- ell patio
propio Ouegos locales), p%rohiben
los partidos nocturnos en- dias do
mingo. sabado O festive; prohiben
comenzar un partido a la luz del
dia Y terminarlo bajo los reflecto-
res. y prohiben partidos de exhi-
bicion bajo Ia luz artificial. Ell cas-
tigo contra la ~infraccion de cual-
quiera de estos ~reglamentos sera
de $4,000 por cada delito.
La forma en- que sc alinearon
los criter,os de los magnates en- la
discussion de este punto fue identi-
camente Ia misma de la junta de
diciembre, cuando fueron autori-
zados los partidos ~nocturnos. Gin
cinnati, que presento la mocion pa
ra Ia adaptation del baseball noe
turno. instalara probab!emente re-
flectores e~speciales, 10 mismo que
San Luis y Chicago. Filade'fia y
Boston no instalaran reflectores,
pere parece que estan dispuestas a
jugar partidos nocturnos en- las
arriba citadas ciudades rivales. En-
ouanto a los New York Giants. los
piratas de Pittsburgh y los Dod-
gers de Brooklyn, nj i~nstalaran re-
flectores para partidos %nocturnos,
nj jugaran par;idos nocturnos en-
ninguna de las ciudades u hayan
adoptado esta forma de juego.
De acuerdo con % convenido ell
diciembre, solo tendran que jugar
de noche aquellos clubs que 10 de-
seen. contra las novenas que esten
dispuestas a prestarse a clio. No
sc podra obligar a ning1n club a to
mar parte en- IN partido n%octurno,
81 no 10 quiere.
= Respecto a la situaci6n creada
por la incapacidad del club de Bos-
ton para costearse los p%artidos en-
su propio estado, Emil +. Fuchs,
presidents del club, declare que Sc
estaban hacienda progresses en- ell
arreglo de sus dificultades econ6-
micas. y Que esperaba que la L'ga
aprobara los pasos dados en- csc
sentido. ,
La opinión., 1935-02-19

de los Cardenales.
Mientras tanto de Ell Dorado han
llegado noticias en- ell sentido de
que "Schoolboy" Rowe no esta con
forme con ell contrato que lie a
enyiado los Tigres de Detroit, sin
embargo este aun no ha podido ser
confirmado definitivamente porque
Rowe Sc encuentra hacienda una
vista a su madre que Sc encuentra
en- Dallas, Texas.
Sc dice que la opinion de Rowe
sobre su contrato no sera expues-
Ia hasta que empiece la Temporal
da de ~practica ell dfa primero del
mes entrante. Los informes que cir
culan dicen que Rowe quiere que
Sc lie pague un salario de $4,000
por la temporada del corriente aho.
Su contrato especifica un sa.ario
de $500.
Paul Dean, dice que el no cree
que los Cardinales van a venderlo
a otra novena. Este sabe la impor-
tancia del papel jugado por los dos
hermanos en- ell pennant y en- la Sc
RE mundial pasada. Tambien ha 6i
cho Paul que 81 los Cardenales no
aceeden a los terminus que los dos
hermanos piden, las oportunidades
de los Cardenales seran muy limi-
tadas en- la temporada proXima.
La opinión., 1935-02-19

Sc ACADIA de modificar, ell campe6n
heavyweight" defendia su tftulo
solo una vez al aho. Este signif.-
caba que ell campeon solo Sc pre-
sentaba ante ell pdblico n~eoyorqui-
no cada JUNO o Septiembre, STEM
do impossible hacerlo con mas fire.
~cuencia por la dificultad de concer-
tar mas de una batalla OF. cial al
aho. AL presente Baer podra, 81 los
promotores locales consiguen indu-
erie a aceptar, p~resentarse en- e.
Garden o cualquier otro coliseo
indoor. o al aire libre en- ell vera
no, en- peleas "oficiosas' de menos
de ounce asaltos contra contender
ties que no Sc italian aceptados CO.
mo 'c~hallengers".
Naturalmente. Ia presencia de
Baer, frente a c%ualquier heavy
weight" &c prominencia, sera un
gran estimulo para ell boXeo.
En- cuanto a las d~ivisiones me-
nores. la ley Sc aplicara en- ell mis-
mo sentido. Barney Roos, por elem
plo, podra pelear con Sammy Flu
Her, Lou Ambers o Tony Canzone-
ri en- e%ncuentros a diez asaltos, sin
que CORA peligro su "faja." Igual
cosa podrdn hacer. respecto de sus
adversarios mas TEMPLES. los de-
mas campeones mundiales. Este no
quita, sin charge, que los campeo-
! mes Sc vean obligados a defender
sus titulos cada cierto tempo. Sc
gun 10 estipulan los regiamentos,
contra su adversario mas destaca-
Go. BESIDE luego que uno de los dos
boxeadores tendra que hallarse en-
"catchweight". o sea fuera del Pc
so Official del campeon.
Ell Garden. pues. y los clubs de
Nueva York podran presentar car
teles a base de combates de esta
clase, beneficiandose de la fuerza
de arrastre de los campeones y re-
mediando la aguda a &c fl
| guras prominentes. Los campeones
| que Sc espera empiecen a figurar
freouentemente en- los programs
neoyorquinos o Baer. Ross, Ted
dy Yarosz, Midget Wolgast, Bob
DIN y Johnny McLarnin.
La opinión., 1935-02-19
FL Case DE
BABE RUTH,
EN- FL TAPETE

NUEvA YORK, N. Y, Febrero 10
-(Por Correo).- SSe retira Babe
Ruth de Ia pelota? Esta es la pre-
gunta que Sc hacen cast todos los
aficionados al deporte. Infini5ad de
conjeturas han ido rodando De bO-
ca en- boca pero conjeturas basadas
en- simples supos clones. Unos 5sc-
guran que Ruth sc %retira. otros qIe
adn lie quedan laure!es por conqu;s-
tar Y que o 10 tanto continuatin
en- seryicio.
Ahora empieza 4 vlslumbrarss a
go en- el horiz5ate de este asur'o.
Despues de una reunion que Sc &C.
lebrara dltimamente en- ell Wa. iJrf
Astoria. Sc ha iniciado un movi.
miento que tiene aspecto de SCI
serio, con ell fin de hacer del c-ie-
bre bateador un assistant mana
GER a Ia par que receptor de am
pc en- el ala izquierda del celeore
Bambino. Sc dice a1n mas. Puth
ira a formar parte de los Bra ;os
de Boston. pasando en- esta forna
a la Liga Nacional.
Emil Fuchs. comentando este
asunto ha dicho que no puede discu
trio en- ell presente porque esa es-
taria en- contra de las leyes del
base BAIL
-Quiero reiterar- dijo que
Bill Mekechnie continuara en- el
puesto de manager de los Braves
PueGe 81 estar SECURE que CONT
nuara ocupando csc puesto mien-
tras yo siga en- ~coneXi6n o ell
mencionado club de Boston.
A pecar de estas palabras de
Mr.. Fuchs, Sc sabe que este pedi-
ra permiso al Coronel Rupert,
para tener una conferencia con
Ruth tan pronto este arribe a estas
costas.
Will Harridge, presidente de Ia
Liga Americana ha dicho que esta
SECURE que no Sc lie permitira a
Ruth ell abandonar los Yankees. No
nos debe sorprender pues que Rup-
pert Sc niege a acceder a la entre-
vista que lie va a ser solicitada y
quo insistira en- retener a Babe por
una temporada mas con los Yam
KEGS.
Tambien Sc dice que Babe Ruth
no a~bandonara la pelota. Este, Sc
gun los concentrates que corren,
aceptara nuevamente un contrato
como jugador Y esperara que lie lie
que la oportunidad de ser mana
ger de una de las novenas de las
ligas mayores. Babe Ruth cump.e
hoy Al amos Y sin embargo sc dice
que este es adn n attraction mas
grande aun que ell mismo Dizzy
Dean para los amantes del deporte
de la pelota.
Claro es que este asunto da maj
gen para que Sc someute en- extern
| sion. Pero en- los ultimos dias, ell
problema Gel Bambino ha sido ell
plato principal en- las discusiones
que Sc han llevado a cabo en- ambas
ligas.
Hasta aver. Fuchs no estaba en-
poslcion de hablar sobre el asunto
| de Babe Ruth. La estabilidad finan
ciera de los Braves no Sc 10 per-
militia. Fuchs sabe del valor que tie
ne Ruth y es possible que busque el
dinero con ell fin de lleyarlo a su
novena.
va anteriormente Sc ha dicho que
Babe, aunque en- un puesto de ge-
La opinión., 1935-02-19
Los YANKEES
NO TIENEN
"REBELDES'
Los Gigantes y los Dodgers
tienen dificuItades con
sus jugadores

NuEVA YORK, N. v, Febrero
Is, - (Por Correo). - Los Yankees
tlenen una buena noticia que dar
al pdblico; una noticia que ha lie
nado de regocijo a Ed Barrow y
que lie ha ~arrancado frases que de-
notan una entrahable ALGERIA. Tres
jugadores de los Yankees han en-
viado va sus contratos a las Off
cinas generates del club con sus fir
mas en- demonstration de que acep-
tan las condolences que aparecie-
ran en- sus contratos para Ia tenn
porada peloteriu de 1885. Los Yam
KEGS han estado en- espera de que
surgieran contratiempos con mott
vo &c los contratos. y he aqui por-
que ha causado tanto regocijo ell re
cibo de los tres contratos mencio-
nados.
Los jugadores son Vito Can't
Illus Tumulis, Marvin Duke y Cliff
ford George Melton. Y hay una coin
cidencia en- este que radica en- ell
hecho de que los tres jugadores
que firmaron sus contratos, son to
dos zurdos.
Tumulis y Duke fueron la pasa-
da primavera al campamento de
entrenam.ento. pero cuando empe-
20 ell pennant fueron enviados a
jugar a Newark.
Lefty" Duke tiene la ventaja que
tiene una educacion de colegio y
que es una persona instrufda. Este
Sc encuentra actuando como lanza-
dor de novenas PROFESSIONALS desde
hace seis amos. obtenienGo un re-
cord bueno como pitcher.
La opinión., 1935-02-19

rente de IN team. sera una atrac-
ci6n para el pdblico. La laboriosa
vida deportiva de este jugaGor lie
ha encumbrado tanto que muchos
de sus admiradores van a los jue-
gos en- los cudles 81 toma parte 500
para verlo.
Ruth es hoy dia un idolo de las
masas deportistas americans. Aun
que haya terminado su carrera ac-
tiva en- el diamante de pelota, STEM
pr ele queda ell esplenGor de aque-
Hos dias en- que electrizaba las mul
titudes con sus acostumbrados ba-
taos de cuatro esqu.nas. Els por
este precisamente que Fuchs quie-
re obtener al Bambino.
Pero hay algo mas: Ruth es un
jugldor ~consciente y sabe mucho
de la t6cnica peloteril. e. Bambi-
no seria de gran valor para II no.
vena cualquiera porque es n de
esos jugadores de gran eNperten-
cha. capaces de, con ana jusada
bien pensada. dec.6ir ell resu't0do
de un juego cualquiera nc importa
10 apretado que este este.
ma muela ell dia anterior a Ia de
su anunciado combate con John
Henry Lewis. de Arizona.
iQue diferencia de los tiempos de
los gladiadores de pslo en- pecho'
Pauline Uzcudun subio al ring en-
una OCCASION % n costilla frac-