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The Washington times., 1937-05-22

Simon in Seventh Heaven" Satur-
day: Edmund Lowe in Espionage;
also. Victor Moore in We're On the
Jury"
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday:
Bette Davis in Marked Woman" !;
and Peter Lore in Nancy Steel Is
Missing; cartoon. Wednesday: Edmund
Andy Clyde comedy: Ell Brendel comedy.
Thursday and Friday: Fernand Gravel
and Joan Blondell in king and the
Chorus Girl; cartoon. Saturday: Rob
srt Young and Ann sothern in Danger
comedy; matinee only, Chapter No. 8,
jungle JIM"
ASH Y-sunday and Monday:
Loretta Young and Tyrone Power in
Love Is News" Tuesday and Wednes-
in Beloved Enemy; also, big comedy
night. Thursday and Friday: Kay
Francis in Stolen Holiday; also. Helen
Broderick in We're On the Jury"
ley; also. Bruce Cabot and Margaret
Lindsay in Sinner Take ALL"
LIDO-sunday and Monday: "Men Are
Net G9Gs sD. %tR MS sa.1 NRl so
land; news. Tuesday and Wednesday.
west Point of the Air." with Wallace
Berry and Maureen o'sullivan; also THE
Man Marry" with Doris Nolan and
Michael Whalen; comedy. Thursday and
Friday: "On the Avenue" with Dick
Powell and Madeleine Carroll; news ;
comedy. Saturday: Gene Autry in 1.-The
Big Show; also without Orders" with
Robert Armstrong; cartoon; jungle
Jim." Chapter No. 4.
enthusiastically and Monday: Dor
othy Lamour in 1.-THE Jungle Princess;
also Pinky Tomlln in Sing While You're
Able" with Toby Wing; news events;
music-"Play, DOM" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Warner GLAND and BorIA
Karloff in Charlie Chan at the Opera;
also Barbara Stanwyck in THE Plough
and the Stars: cartoon; news. Thurs;
with Edmund Lowe and Florence Rice:
also "Racing Lady" with Ann Dvorak
and Smith Bellew; comedy. Saturday:
"Happy-Go-Lucky," with Phil Regain and
Evelyn Venable; also Bob Allen in Ran
ger Courage; Chapter No. S, Robinson
Crusoe Of Clipper Island; comedy; car
toon.
sTATE-sunday and Monday: Deapna
Durbin in Three Smart Girls; comedy
ana news. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Sylvia Sidney IN You Only Live
Once: also James Dunn in Come Closer,
Folks" Thursday: Irene Dunno in The
odora Goes Wild: comedy and news
Friday and Saturday: James Cagney in
Great Guy; also Binnie Barnes in
"Breezing Home; "Sinbad the Sailor;
'Dick Tracy No. 2.
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planned by the A. F. G. E. will
cost $685. for 80 days Reset
Element is pushing" houses for
low-income families constructed of
'rammed earth," which is earth
kneaded into compact and hard
slabs Some Buildings thusly
constructed before the American
Revolution still stand, RIA points
out Among new employees at
Interstate Commerce are Andrew
Mayer, Robert Featenby, Johanna
zetlmeier, Ida Entrekin and Eve
lyn johnson.
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RELIGIOUS PREJUDICE UNION
CHARGE FROM BALTIMORE

apportioned service, 1t is filed or
a card at the apportionment desb
Of the Civil Service Commission
There it remains, being with
drawn when the incumbent leaves
the service or dies. Apportionment
tabulations are compiled every
two weeks by the commission.
A report on enrolment In
literacy classes for WPA. made by
DR.. L. r. Alderman, director OF
the division of education, asserts
that illiteracy in the United
States has been reduced by one.
sixth through FERA and WPA
educational programs.
Interior Department Social
Note-A mink has been the house
guest of the caretaker at Glacier
National Park, Montana, through
out the winter. He is reported to
have displayed very bad manners.
however, viSibly showing peevish-
ness when the caretaker asked
him to depart in order to begin
spring cleaning. Interior reports
he had to be forcibly elected.
Agriculture Lodge No. 81, A. F..
G. E., member Of the "rebel" fac
ton, has reelected John A..
Schricker president with Daniel
Kessler, E. L. warren and James
Maxwell, vice presidents. r. s..
Sowell is corresponding secretary,
Nellie Shaffer is recording secre-
tary and H. P. Newton is treasurer.
Committee chairmen include Louis
Matosoff, grievance; Marie iona,
membership; Norman Matthias,
legislative; Della Cogan, educa-
ton; Sarah Levine, program; and
j. H. Radabaugh, trade union CO.
operation.
Schricker, Radabaugh, Maxwell,
Warren and Paul E. johnson are
delegates to the District depart
ment with c. C. Warren, Sarah
Levine, Matthias, Della Cogan and
Ruth Finkelstein alternates.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t h t
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
has recently fired 100 women un-
der Section 213 are declared 100
per cent false by officials No
personnel reduction is underway,
they say Greenbelt, Md, is
the first of ReSettlement's COM
munities to go under council.
manager form of government {.
Hearings will be resumed next
week on the plea of Representa-.
tive Robert Ramspeck that the
House Rules Committee allow con.
sideration of the bill to repeal the
marriage clause" an ex-
pected witness against the MARI
age clause will be Mary Dew
son, vice cnail man of the Demo
cratic National Committee (.
Recent Sports Sparkler: Tatum,
Railway Mail Service, for three
hits against Railroad Retirement
. The European trip being
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legal secretary in the legal divis-
ion of the Rural Identification Ad.
miniStration, but says she would
choose stage work as q career If
she left the Government service.
She is likewise a member of
the REA Theater Guild in her
agency and names the theater,
music and art as her favorite in.
terests.
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MARRIAGES

Lenus Hutchins. 20. Ogden. Utah. and
Madelyn r. Hauptmann, %, Wesley,
Iowa.
Paul B. jackson, 81, ouantico, Va,
and Josephine Horstmeyer. rs, Ontario,
Nathaniel Glazier, 81. Bethlehem, Pa,
and Sylvia Wilensky, %, Miami Beach.
Fla.
Maurice q. Eaton. "a, Portland, Ore.
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-Sund Monday and
Tuesday: George Brent and Anita Louise
in The Go Getter." Wednesday and
Thursday: Jean Arthur and Charles
Boyer in History is Made at Night"
Friday: Laurence Oliver and Flora
Robson in Fire Over England. Satur-
day: George Murphy and Doris Nolan
No. 5.
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AP0ILO-Snnd

APOLLO-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Jean Arthur and Charles Boyer in
History Is Made At Night" Popeye.
Wednesday and Thursday; George Muir
ply and Doris Nolan in TOP Of the
Town." March of Time; Friday, Kath-
arine Hepburn and Franchot Tone in
Quality Street" Saturday: Betty Fur
ness and John Payne in Fair Warning
and Chester Morris and Leo GARLIC in
Il Promise to Pay"
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MRS. GLADYS F. RATHBONE

Word was received here today of
the death Of Mrs. Gladys Fisher
Rathbone, Thursday in Taylor
Community Hospital, Ridley Park,
Pa, where she had been admitted
10 days before for a major opera
ton. She was the wife Of Thomas
C. Rathbone, one time army en-
gineer and former resident of
Washington.
Burial will be held in Arlington
National Cemetery Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services
will be held tomorrow night in
Norwood, Pa.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Rath.
bone is survived by four small
children. Hope and Rhodamerle
Continued on Page Is, Col. p
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SMITH,
BAND LEADER,
DIESAT II

Walter F. Smith, former second
leader of the United States Marine
Band, died late yesterday at his
home, 9 Eighth Street N. E. He
was II years old.
Mr.. Smith, who was solo cor
netist in the band under the lead
ership of the late John Philip
Sousa, was the first man to hold
the position of second leader, a
post created by Congress in 1899.
He held it until his retirement in
1921.
Funeral arrangements are being
held up pending the arrival of his
son, Stanley B. Smith, from Bruins
wick. Me-, where he is professor Of
romance languages at Bowdoin
College. Tentative arrangements
call for burial in Congressional
Cemetery near the grave of Sousa.
A native Of Schoolcraft, Mich,
Mr.. Smith came to Washington as
a young man and enlisted in the
Marine Band in 1892. In 1898,
when SouSa left the Marine Corps
to form a band Of his own, Mr..
Smith also resigned. He toured
the country with Sousa's Band I'm.
til shortly before the Spanish.
American War, and at that time
returned to the Marines.
During the World War Mr..
Smith was stationed at the Marine
Barracks here and took part in
recruiting and training. He was
an active member Of the Masonic
Order and the Elks.
Besides his son, Mr.. Smith is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Mar
garet V. Smith.
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS

band Stella v. Mcfarland. II, Spencer.
Idaho.
and Thelma R. Hutehsrson' 49, hicn
frederick p. Pike. 7s, 1898 Nineteenth
st. N. W.. and Agnes T. Ma!boeu. Is
Phi &. s. Turner, %. Alexandria, Va.
and Julia K. ELAN. rs. 14OO Fairmont
Herbert J. Lidoff, IS, 1929 Everett
st. N. W., and Evelyn B. Hi'lerson. %
Harry r. Smith, 81, 1912 x st. N. W..
and Harriet Barnard, SIS, 1920 Newton
irwin Rubin. q. si7 Tsrrsg1t st, st:
y; w.: and FRANCES FLA Elax' 49, 1900 New
Hail steen-Johnson, %. Lansdowns.
Pa. and Mary L. Murray, ~, Prospect
Paul Rifle. %. 1899 p St. N. W., and
Gustave d. Hermann, rs, Glendale,
Long Island. N. Y, and Glare e. Cham
bier, 81, 33s5 Stephenson Pl. N. W..
DEATHS
Harrison Dodge, IS. Garfield Hos
Louise C. Schneider. IS. ISIS Twelfth
Alice v. Husbuer. 70. 1885 Massa-
Laura v. Hyson, rs, 1914 L st. N. w.
Mary ]. Swain, ~, Homeopathic Hos
pital.
Sylvester Brockbank, 80. Providence
Hospital.
Della Arendea, IS. Providence Hos
pital.
Anna NJ. e. Kennedy. 81. Garfield Hos
pital.
Frank H. ogls, Sc. 1898 Taylor St.
N. D.
Patrick J. Healy. IS, Providence Hos
pital.
Katharine M. DeLacy. IS, Providence
Hospital.
Anna NJ. Taylor. 60. st. EIizabe
Hospital.
Joseph 8. Heflin, 50. sibley Hospital.
Robert T. Patterson, IS, 1850 Wis
consin Ave. N. W.
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DEATHS

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS
WEDDING snnounceinents, IS. rs up: 24-hr.
servlce. Go0dhart's. 1914 b. MA. S172.
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AVALON-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy in "Maytime." Wednesday and
Thursday: Barbara Stanwyck ana Joel
McCrea in "Internes Can't Take
Money" March Of Time. Friday: Claire
Trevor and Michael Whalen in Time
Out For Romance" Saturday: Edward
lion," Our Gang comedy.
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REPUBLIC . St. Near l4th
PAUL. MUM and MIRIAM HOPKINS In
1.-THE WOMAN I LOVE"
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ROSALTA sls Street Southwest
Bob Steele in LAST OF THE wARRENs."
"Ace Drummond" No ID.
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APPORTIONMENT - When a
position is charged against the
The Washington times., 1937-05-22

AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day; Brian Donlevy and Frances Drake
in Midnight Tax4." Tuesday and We'd
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HOWARD It'll q t sts. n. W.
The Charioteers Heading 5 star Revue
Pops 4 Louie: whitman Sisters; Princess
Wee Wee: Prince Arthur; supported By
On screen: WOMEN OF GLAMOUR, !"
with Melvyn Douglas and Virginia Bruce.
Midnight show saturday-Reserved Seats.
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PEARRE, COLUMBUS H-On Saturday,
May 22, 1887. at Emergency, Hospital.
COLUMBUS H. PEARRE. the beloved huS
band of Lillian Pearre. He lie also sur.
vived by two daughters and two sons.
Remains reS.:ing at the ". W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. SIT Eleventh
1887.
Interment in Charlotte. N. c.
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DORSEY. ANNIE-on Friday, May 81,
1887 ANNIE DORSEY. the beloved
sister of Mrs. Frances Delavigne, Mrs.
Della Vermillion and Thomas Dorsey.
Funeral services from the W. W. Chams
bers Co funeral home, 1400 Chaplin ST.
N. W., on Monday, May "a. at 8: 40 q. m.
thence to the Immaculate Conception
Church. where mass win be offered at
a. m. for the repose of her soul. Rela-
tives and friends are invited. 1nterment
in Holy RnOd CanaterY.
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BOOKER T.-May 21st to 9th (inclu-
sive): Thunder In The City," with Ed
ward g. Robinson, Luli Deste and Nigel
Bruce.
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A X o NJ A-Sunday and Monday:
Lionel Barrymore in "A Family Affair:
selected short subjects Tuesday and
Wednesday: Will Rogers in Ambassador
BIZ; also, Lee Tracy in Criminal
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YORK - Sunday and Monday. Bette
Davis in Marked Woman" with Hum
phrey Bogart: Tuesday and Wednesday,
simone. Simon and James Stewart in
seventh Heaven: Thursday. Roscoe
Goes to College,: Friday. Guy Kibbee
and Una Merksl in Don't Tell the
Wife,: Saturday. Jack Holt in Trouble
in Morocco" jungle JIM" No. 8. and
PopsyO.
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RAPHAEL 1909 9th st. N. w.
Tim Mccoy in SILENT MEN"
BLACK Coin" No. IL.
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MOTT 1907 s6th street Northwest
r. Rittsr in "HEADIN' FOR THE RIO
GRANDE" jungle Jim" No. 1.
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UPTOWN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, Jean Arthur and Charles Boyer in
History 10 Made at Night: Popeye;
Wednesday and Thursday. Call 1t
Day." with Olivia de Havilland: Friday.
Josephine Hutchinson and George Brent
in Mountain Justice: Saturday. War
ner GLAND in Charlie Chan At the
Olympics." "Secret Agent KS" No. 3.
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REPUBLIC-May 21st to 27th (incIu.
The Woman / Love"
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JESSE-Sunday and Monday: THE
Hit Parade" with Frances Langford and
Phil Regain. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday: "Maytime," with Nelson Eddy
and Jsannetts Mcdonald. Friday; "Call
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EVENTS TODAY:
Dance and exhibition of native
products, Iowa State Society,
Shoreham Hotel, 8 p. m.
Dance, General Accounting OF.
flee Lodge No. 8, A. F. G. E..
Wardman Park Hotel, 10 p. m.
Excursion to Greenbelt and
other housing developments. So
cial Security Board Washington
Union. leaves 1712 G st. N. W.,
2 p. m.
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ARCADE-Sunday. Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday: Jeanette Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy in "Maytime"; Cartoon and
News. Thursday and Friday: Will Rogers
In Ambassador Bill; Cartoon and News.
Saturday: Larry Crabbe in Arizona Ma
honey; also. Ralph Bellamy in Let's
Get Married.; Cartoon and Episode No.
., Robinson Crusoe"
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LINCOLN-May 21s to 27th Cnelu-
sive): The Hit Parade" with Frances
Langford, Phil Regain and Duke Filing
ton and his orchestra.
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LINCOLN I"lS street N. WI
1.-THE HIT PARADE" with Frances Lang
ford. Phil Regain and Duke Ellington and
His Orchestra.
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CAMEO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Simone Simon and James Stewart
in Seventh Heaven; also, cartoon and
news. Wednesday and Thursday: Charles
Boyer and Jean Arthur in History Is
Made at Night; cartoon and news.
Friday: Jack Holt IN Trouble in Mo-
rocco; cartoon and news. Saturday:
also Charles starrett in Code of the
Range; cartoon and episode No. o.
"Dick Tracy ="
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TIVOLI-sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: Bing Crosby and Martha
Rays in waikiki Wedding" Thursday
and Friday Ann Harding and Basil
Rathbone in Love From a Stranger"
Saturday: Annabella and Henry Fonda in
.Wings Of the Morning" Popeye.
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HOWARD-On stage: Radios greatest
quartette the Characters heading S Star
Revue-Pops Louise; whitman Sisters:
Princess Wee Wee; Prince Arthur. sup
ported by many stars. On screen:
Woman OF Glamour" with Melvin
Douglas and Virginia Bruce. Midnight
show Sunday. Reserved seats.
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Simon in Seventh Heaven" Satur-
day: Edmund Lowe in Espionage;
also. Victor Moore in Were On the
jury"
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
What Kind of life
Insurance Do You Need?

At various times, aggressive de-
bates appear in books and maga-
zines concerning the respective mer-
its of various forms of life insur-
ance. Partisans will argue for in
surance that contains investment
provisions, others will damn insur-
ance-investment combinations. and
none will have a good word for any
policy form save their own favor
ite.
The truth of the matter is that It
is utterly impossible to say that any
kind of insurance is suitable for
everyone. A type of policy that fits
John Jones needs. may be wasteful
and inadequate for his neighbor. A
sound life insurance program can be
planned only after careful study of
each individuals needs, responsible
ities and financial problems.
In doing this planning. no man
can do more to protect and aid the
policy buyer than a qualified repre-
sentative of a reputable life :nsur-
ance company. Nowadays agents
must undergo rigorous training to
become fitted for their profession.
They can save anyone costly and
perhaps irremediable mistakes. You
cart buy life insurance wisely by
an irOnclad, all-inclusive rule.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
LIFE
BY 7 A HALL

BY T. A. HALL
This life is like the rolling sea,
It's dear to you. it's dear to me.
We cannot see across its span
Nor can we see where IL began.
We only know we're here today
But do not know how long we'll stay.
Man listens daily for the call.
As he always has since Adams fall
But a home awaits us over there,
Our Lord Himself went to prepare.
And He is coming back some day,
To take us home with Him to stay.
He calls you. sinner. don't you hear.
He calls your name. to Him it's dear.
He'll guide you safely o'er life's sea
You're safe with Him as safe can be.
Some day His loving voice will hush.
To the judgment bar you then will
rush.
To hear that voice you thought forgot
Say. Depart from Me. know you
not"
Then seek Him. friend. this very hour.
He only has got forgiving power.
He only can calm life's troubled deep.
Till in His arms you fall asleep.
And there to rest till you awake
At the call of God at the last day
break.
To rise and shine forevermore
In robes of glory on the homeland
shore. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
BEFORE and AFTER
CIVILIZATION
BY ]. Z. Jones

An old-time philosopher reveled in
the thought that he who first in
vented work, bound the free" Those
were the bad-old days when men and
women wore out and died of "old
age" by the time they were forty.
Men in the earliest times enslaved
their fellowmen and compelled them
to do all the menial and manual la
bor; they demesticated the animals
and then utilized their strength for
pulling, hauling and lifting. The
rivers were the highways before
horses travelled trails and roads.
Young George Washington carried
his message of peace to the French
on the Ohio, In the dead of Winter
horseback through the forest. The
discovery of steam transformed ship
ping, turned the wheels of simple
factories, and made the fall thresh-
ing easier. IL simplified saving
wood for stoves and fireplaces.
Later observers have seen electri-
city and science in action and decid-
ed that the long lists of United
States Patent Office records indicate
that man has always been able to
think of more things-to do than his
puny strength can accomplish. Thus
unconvinced mortals who deride the
machine age" are challenged by the
inventors, chemists and scientists
constantly contributing new discov-
cries to aid humanity. as they add
new chapters to the marvellous story |
of American progress.
Now, the question comes up as to |
whether a man Of SIS or rs is too old
to work. The night clubs are filled
with young men" over so.
A lot of things can be said In he
half Of the new day. But we should
not pat ourselves on the back too
much as long as fighting with fists
by the Joe Louis's and substituting
fight methods for intelligence in the
John L. Lewis way get the hurrahs
OF public approval.
A hundred years ago wise man
wrote this classic: at is absurd to
suppose. IL this is Gods world. that
men must all be selfish barbarians."
That was a promising prophecy. But
with all the disorders now existing
In the Industrial world there is rea-
SON to question Just how far remov-
ed we are from barbarism. II
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Greatest Aid

"The greatest aid to the groups be-
hind the present legislative program.
now largely disclosed, is the i'm
mense confusion resulting from the
compulsion laid upon Congress to
consider simultaneously so many
huge and complicated proposals. II
there were a deliberate policy to be-
wilder the people and obscure the
facts it could not be better design
ed."-F'rank r. Kent.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERS!

l. JOHN J. HURD. Receiver Of Taxes in and
for Kent County. do hereby notify the Taxpayers
Of said county that pursuant TO the Provisions
of Volume 81. Chapter 105. Section of the Laws
Of Delaware. and 1885 Revised Code of Delaware
No. 1903, Sec SO. will sit during the month
July at the places and on the dates hereinafter
named. between the hours of $50 A. M. and
$3.50 p. M. for the purpose Of receiving County
and Special School Taxes due in Kent County:
SMYRNA-Nationsl Bank. July is.
FREDERICA-Sapp's Restaurant, July l6.
HARTLY-Scotten's Store, July 49,
MILFoRD-City Office, July 20.
CLAYTON-R. W. Slaughters Office, July III
FELroN-Hughes' Hardware Store. July 20.
WYoMING-Nstional Bank. July %.
HARRINGTON-Town Hall, July 26
There is ONE PER CENT PENALTY added
each month on all taxes paid after September
30. 1897.
All capitstion taxes not paid before October
I. 1887. will be placed in the hands Of Con-
stable for immediate collection.
JOHN .. HURD
ts-H Receiver of Taxes
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SUMNER SPECIALS

Mothers oats. quick. &c; Rival
Blue oats. SC; best spaghetti, &c can;
Lux toilet soap, &c, S for 29c; Lux
fakes, SC, 2 for 17c; Waldorf toilet
paper, 8 for 13c; Octagon washing
powder, SC box: best canned milk,
small can 4c, for 15c; large, tall
size, &c, 3 for zoe; Rival Blue apple
sauce, sc or for 25c. big cans;
Oxydol, large, 19c; small, &c; 8 for
Csc; the best coffee for the money.
or best at any price, Montco Coffee,
zoe h.; milk lunch crackers, 1Sc ID !;
corn beef. tic can; best jar rubbers,
Sc. At Stewards of course. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Old Age Welfare Commission will
receive bids at the State Welfare
Home, Smyrna, Delaware. until 900
A. NJ, E. S. T., July 80. 1887, for
new automobile to replace one now
in use. Specifications and car can
be seen at the State Welfare Home.
The Commission reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
REVER|Es {! | { N .!!.!! !R!INE :.
BY LYLA MYERS
AREN'T THESE WORTH wHlLsr
BY IYLA MYERS

In measuring a woman's worth,
In your own minds debating
Do you think of her bank account,
And of her social rating?
Do you list her expensive clothes,
Which all. OF course. prefer.
A pretty face and graceful form.
Some kind fate gave to her.
Or do you count womau's worth
In terms of helping friends
Her usefulness-unseifish
The broken hearts she mends?
Her constancy. when you have failed
Eyes which. through tears. will smile
A heart that won't misunderstood?
Or-aren't these things worth while.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All persons indebted TO the estate
of Wilson C. Marvel. Sr.. deceased,
are hereby notified to settle the
same on or before the 10th of Au-
gust, 1887. and all those having
claims against the estate to present
the same, duly attested, on or before
August 10, 1887.
WILSON c. MARVEL. JR.
Administrator
j16-3t Houston, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
YOU BREAK AND BEND
WE WELD AND MEND

Oxy-acetylene Welding. Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in Elec-
trical Repairing Batteries Gener-
ators Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
HUNTER AND covERDALE
Phone 387
One block east of First National
Bank 10-23-tf
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks and
appreciation to our kind friends and
Reighbors who so willingly helped
during the illness and death of our
husband and father. Also thanks to
the farmers who helped with the
crops. Mrs. J. C. Tatman and Fam
ily. lin
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors who helped in
any way at the time of the sudden
death of our husband and father, and
also Rev. Kohl for the service he
rendered. Mrs. Adonna Eisenbrey
and Family. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-16
CHRONICLE, DELAWARE FRIDAY
STRAYED

STRAYED-Sunday night. July II.
two fox hounds puppies. white with
brown spots, 3 months old. If found
please notify Ralph E. Mills. Milford.
Del. 1tp
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends who
assisted us during the illness and
death of husband and father. Mrs.
A. G. Clendaniel and Family. II