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.IUDSON REAMY

1922 North Irving St Arlington. Va
Clarendon 1882. Eve Clarendon 50
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6 RMS, BATH. ELEC. AND GAS:
old fashioned place: wonderful yard
and trees: nearby Md: homelike and
desirable: possession ) days: $3.50
per month. From owner. Box 452-R.
Star.
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NO. 2-sEMI.DETACHED CORNER

market value his 9bS Is absouteiV tbe peSe Scs
NV. buy today. new home containing
Z rooms, lia baths, electric kitchen. rec
reation room, built-in garage Builder
authorizes reduction in price for quick dis
possl. II you are seeking a beautiful
home at a bargain price, you must see
this corner.
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BEAVER HEIGHTS, MD.-DUTCH CO.
lonial BUNGALOW. 8 rms. ami. mr.. cars,
schools Cleveland 5245
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FALLS CHURCH BUNGALOW, ROOMS:
bath, elec. range, refrigerator. Holland
furnace. garage, shrubbery, $50. Walnut
nHH1 eYeninPS. W
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DOWNTOWN OFFICE
ARLINGTON VA
STORES FOR RENT.

10i 14th ST. S.E.-BEAUTIFUL CORNER
store. tiled floor modern HENRY SCHAF-
FERT. $50 John Marshall pl.
I42I ST. N.W.----- -S65 90
AFFLECK. 1928 PA. AVE. WEST 3053
DESIRABLE STORE. gl2 N ST. NV
Phone District O3S9. Adams 0269. 2Ss
STORE-NEW CONDITION. ADJOINING
corner gas station: rent Teas.: . large
show windows; MINI. ave. and Hunt pl
ne. Line l004l.
DISSOLVING PARTNERsHIP-W SELL,
fixtures at sacrifice. Ideal for delicatessen
or grocery. Moderate rent Act now
300 Conn. ave. Emerson G4G4. 26@
2406 18th ST. ATTRACTIVE STORE,
NEAR COLUMBIA RID.
High ceiling double show windows.
suitable 70 tallorinF children's wear. or
any general business rental $3.50.
N
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Near C. C. Club. Here is a new Colonial
brick house. y block from Conn. ave. sur
rounded by other new homes harmonious
in design, There are rooms. and bath
and provisions for a second bath at a
small increase. The house has been fin
ished in excellent taste and is ideally suited
to the cultured family seeking mod
erately priced house in refined environ
ment Terms as low as $1,000 cash and
SIS per month
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE pTRI,
HsTArE; EsI 4 s;,rl45J BEING 4 oNE-AND ;oNE-
CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS AND
BAIH. KNOWN As 2G37 FOURTH
STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust re-
corded in Lber No. BASS at folio 49e Of
the iano records OF the District Of Colunn-
bia, and at the request Of the party Se-
p4DIIc sucsion IN front Of the premises, on
FRIDAY. THE FIRST DAY or CCTOPFR.
1881, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
me following -deseIibed land and premises
being lots numbered tTenty-foUr (@4 and
twenty-five f25) In square numbered
thirty-six hundred and thirty-four (3634j
~ EdWln r. Marden's subdivision of part
of Metropolis View now called Central
AodItlon as per Plat recorded in the offce
OF tne surveyor for the District OF CO.
IuInbla in Iber 40 ~ folio IS.
Terms Of sale: Purchaser TO paw one
fourth OF the purchgre price in cash. the
balance in three instsllments IN one. two
and three years respectiveiy. with interest
at the rate of sly 90 per centun per an
mum. and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold, or al cash. az the Op ion
q the purchaser: taxes paid or adjusted
10 the date OF sale. purchaser 10 paw inter-
est on purchase price from date of sale 20
date OF settlement az six 90 per cenfum
per annum all conveyancing. recording.
chaser. good title or no sale A deposit
OF $4,000 will be required at the time ~
sale and settlement to be within thirty
900 days Of the date OF sale. or deposit
cost and risk or the defaultinp purchaser.
after FIVE - DAYS previous advertisement
| Of said resale in some newspaper published
J. WRILEY JACOBS.
SurVVsne Trustee.
9gj 18th s.. NV.
Sol c6cds eXSu Washineton. u. {.
THOMAS J. OWEN & son Auctloneers,
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DO YOU NEED

4 bed rooms at q moderate price? Do you
want a modern. to-the minute BRICK
home in one of NV. Washmgtons incest
sections? II you should, by all means in
spcet this delightful home. on, HEAT 2i2
baths, furred walls, slate roof. nicely land,
Scaped lot 200 # deep. 2-car detached
earage CHESTNUT TRIMMED THROUGH
OUT owner paid substantially more than
the present price of Sl0950, on lower
market. and has since spent over 81 900
IN worth while improvements. For further
-. -: -. ...., c.l C.in,. l-lss
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LOTS FOR SALE.

HAVING JUST PURCHASED A HOME !
Will sell my lot. j0X 80 feet, near wilson
lane and Glen Brook I'd. ! square from
Edgemoor. near schools. stores and trans
Cleveland 1885
CORNER. 1u0x@4G. RUNNING THROUGH
from street TO street located on Mt. Vernon
Blvd in Alex, Va; splendid location; view
Of river and hills Of Md. and Va. Less
than 50c per 4; See Mr. Hartung GRAHAM
Alexandra. Va. Alexandra 1900.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS (2) sOxl 80:
excellent residenl!al section n nesroy
$500 each. Shepherd 4966.
TO 5 ACRE HOME SITES. LOCATED IN
one of the most beautiful sections OF near
by Montgomery County. Nd; nearly goo
acres OF high. rolling ground, part meadow
and part wooded; only a, short drive to
Washington over an excellent road. rea-
sonable. Box 35l-S. Star
SPLENDID SITE FOR 2 OR 3 HOUSES,
near Chevy Chase Circle. fronting or TWO
wide. paved streets. CALL MR. HEATER,
BOSS & PHELPS NATIONAL $500.
EVENING. PHONE GEORGIA 14uS.
IN HILLANDALE. FROM ONE-HALF ACRE
Prices are still low, wooded or cleared sec
tons. Terms arranged. We can help and
finance YOUR home. Adams O032. "6%
BEAUTIFUL WOODED HOME SITES IN
HOMEWOOD restricted community with
one OF the cities highest elevations adioin-
ms Mass. ave. 5O-foot or more frontage.
! : minutes TO downtown Most reasonable
priced improved lots in the Northwest sec
bos Kan se our G6epTeSea,Ve I, al our ~ oSplas &
e. r HILLEGElST Co. 1921 K St. NV.
Natl. $500
s500-CORNER.
blocks from Marlboro blvd. owner SAYS
lit must be sold this week" See Mr.
Stebbin. Evening phone. Lincoln 6S04-J.
,oso II C, ADELBERT q II w. LEE 5I..r:.. .eoo
SELECT A SITE
IN BEAUTIFUL
WOODMOOR,
The Perfectly Planned Community
Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course.
Superb sites availabie-none less than
'O.,oo' Moss REALTY CO.
Woodmoor-shep. 45I5.
Lots. S97.50 up; terms as low as 81
down and : monthly, in ne. Natl. 4359.
co1.oRED LOTS rs DEANwooD AND
FAIRMoNT HEIGHTS. S15 up: easy
terms: help build District 9170.
LOTS WANTED.
WANTED. FOR ALL CASH. AT REASON
able price group OF lots in good section
o. District Of Columbia, suitable for I'M
mediate building OF TOW or detached homes
for sale. Give location and price. Box
19S-T. Star.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
RIGGS RID. NE-l0 ACRES PLUS =
room frame, house. Can give possession.
Priced at &, GOO per acre. Will exchange.
Can OWNER. National $500. "a
y TO > ACRE TRACTS: sos DOWN. $40
per month . o - acre tracts; $50 down,
so per month. All on good road with
telephone, elec. available. Within , miles
Of Washington. in Va.
EDWARD LYNCH HARRY L. CARRICO.
Annandale. Va. Alexandria S76-W-4
~ ACRES. 81 800
Long front on good road; half cleared.
balance woodland. ERWIN REALTY CO.
Call Hyattsville 1G5.
FOR SALE ACREAGE.
About ) acres. Arlington County. on
South Court House rd near radio towers
terms if desired: any reasonable offer con-
sidered.
3 acres Montgomery County. adjoining
Congressional Club; offered TO close an
estate.
NJ. T. BALLARD.
1921 Eve ST. NV.
NEAR COLESVILLE, MD.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.
PERSONAL LOAN coMpAhIrs

GOVERNMENT CLERK. PERMANENT
wishes long period loan Of 81 600. month";
repayments. BOX 206-T. Star. @6s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

HOUSE. WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS,
reasonable rent, not less than three acres.
Must have barn or outbuilding suitable
for two horses, near Washington. Lincoln
G0S7
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

BRICK WAREHOUSE ALEXANDRIA. VA.
- 900 50. #. floor space. Just of King st..
mr. river. Only S3.50n. terms See Mr..
Hartung. GRAHAM & OGDEN IyC,
Realtors, SOB KING ST., Alexandria, Va.
Alexandra 1900.
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; rooms: near country clubs with a lot
62X34o which runs through to next street
room for large garden or building site
nice shrubbery. Priced S6.3@5 easy terms
S-room brick. almost new fireplace,
cellar. oil heat air conditioned. recrea-
tlon room laundry trays. Priced $3.50:
$1,000 down. balance S55 month until paid
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NO. s-Mr. PLEASANT HEIGHTS.

VOIN4NElTN EfNIOFA-- D .NlV.
Seml-oetached. near 10th and Narnum
nv. Contains Q rooms. > baths > in
closed porches. new oil burner. 2-car ea-
rage. Owner offers tremendous sacrifice
to settle estate. House in perfect oondi-
ton. Inspection by appointment only.
NO ESTATE PROPERTIES
suitable for large rooming houses in
desirable downtown locations including
two corner properties offered al bargain
prices. For further information on these
and other offerings call Mir Cantreu.
c A F r T z
14fh and 0nSn
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NEARBY VA

Beautiful bungalow on large lot. within
. blocks OF stores, J, block from buses;
beautiful shrubbery and garden. very easy
terms and small down payment.
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
Atlantic 21En Eres Malnut A0QI
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BRIGHTWOOD.

Sf.35N.
6-rm. brick seni-detached house COM
pletely reconditioned Has table-top gas
rance, electric refrigera tion, and inlaid
linoleum. all new. H-w.h Convenient
TO schools, stores. theater. street car and
bus Transportation. and within blocks of
Takoma Recreation Center. Good terms
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K ST. NV. District 1015.
HAMILTON ST. HOME.
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NEAR COLESVILLE, MD.

$500 PER ACRE.
Eighty acres with frontage on U. s.
highway; approximately 40 acres timber
rest is cleared: near productive poultry
and fruit farms. Also near newly devel-
oped subdivisions. Has wonderful possi-
biiities as a new development or could
be made into an unusually fine farm as
the soil is very fertile. For further in
formation call.
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
1919 K st. NV. District 1918.
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WHY RENT?

Do YOU have $1,000 and want a lovely
detached corner home in Chevy Chase on
beautifully Handicapped lot? If so, We can
probably finance the remainder of this
paid at $50 per month. There are six
large rooms. two baths, oil burner and
many unusual features. Call us for an
immediate inspection. j. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Wise 3on6 1lntil q n m
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ARLINGTON VA

460-ft, frontage. on Defense Highway.
tore and dwelling; electricity sandwiches
md beer. S3750 terms. ERWIN REALTY
% call HyattSville ~G5
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w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
SOMETHING DIFFERENT,

Build a home you have always wanted
on this ideal home site acres with
high knoll facing south across cement
road into a beautiful valley;s2 > streams
plenty OF pretty trees; miles from
agreement.
EDWARD LYNCH-HARRY L. CARRICo
Annandale. Va. Alexandria S16-W-4
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED. FOR ALL CASH. AT REASON
able price group OF lots in good section
o. District Of Columbia, suitable for I'M
mediate building Of row or detached homes
for sale. Give location and price. Box
1877 Star
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02
Q. OF d. DRAMATIC CENTER
Delaware Will Include ANY Eligible
Groups in the State

The University Dramatic Center
at the University of Delaware has
just announced that the first
Dramatic Conference will be held
at the University on Saturday, De-
cember II, 1887 The program
will begin at 10 a. m. and continue
until $50 in the afternoon All
groups presenting regularly at
least one play year will be invit-
ed to send one official delegate and
as many other representatives as
it may wish. One of the principal
objectiVes of this conference will
be the establishment of a statewide
organization of dramatic groups
DR. @. r. Kase, Director of the
Center, announces that the follow
ing advisory committee is assisting
hi min making up the program for
this first Conference: Miss Helen
Comstock, representing the All
Clubs; Mr.. w. r. Frank, represent
ing Arden and Wilmington com
munity dramatic groups; Miss
Barbara Hub ley, representing
Adult Education; Mr.. Willis Law
renee, representing the private
i schools; MI. George Henry, repre-
senting the schools outside of Will
mington; Mrs. Richard Cooch, rep
resenting community groups out
side Of Wilmington; and Mrs. Edith
r. Bohn, representing the Viii
mington Schools. Groups eligible
to send delegates to the Confer
I ence can cooperate by sending i'm
mediately to the University Dram
attic Center their names and ad-
dresses, and the name of one offic-
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PERSONALS

Walter c. Benson, formerly of
the Times office, who went to Gin
cinnati seven or eight years ago,
has entered on the life of itinerant
preacher in the Cincinnati Confer
ence, at Crown City, Ohio.
George T. Baggs, Esq, of Balti-
more, came over to spend Thanks
giving with his father, remaining
until Monday.
Miss Fannie VanGasken attend
ing the Woman's Medical College,
of Philadelphia, was "home" from
Thursday until Monday.
Mrs. Rev. ]. T. Umstead and sis
ter, Miss Mary Wilson, left to-day
to join Dr. Umsted in their new
home, White Haven, Pa.
John c. Hall and wife, Of Mil
ford, spent Sunday and Monday
with his brothetr William 2. Hall.
Miss Sallie Savin, Of Leesburg,
N. j., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
George d. Collins.
Miss Belle Hapce Of Philadelphia
spent Saturday and Sunday with
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children from year old through
high school is a quart of milk a
day, and from kindergarten age on
more milk can be taken in cooked
foods
A well-planned diet for an aver
age child ! to s years old, contains:
A quart of whole milk a day.
Fruit once or twice a day. in
Guiding at least one raw fruit. such
As orange. grapefruit, apple or
banana.
One or more fresh vegetables a
day. including a green. leafy vege-
table, such as spinach or beet
greens, at least three or four times
preferably daily.
A "starchy vegetable" such as
potato, rice or macaroni. once
day.
An egg daily.
A serving of fresh meat or fish
daily when the child is 18 months
old.
Cereal once or twice a day.
Bread and butter two or three
times day.
Cod-liver oil daily (at least for
children under 2 years).
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COUNTY AMID STATE ITEMS
Samuel Saxton, of Odessa, pur-
poses moving to Murphey's Mills,
near Smyrna soon.
Mrs. Mary Ann, wife of DR.. JOS
eph R. Layton of Georgetown, died
on November End, aged 68 years.
Samuel King, a former resident
of Odessa, died in Trenton, N. j.,
and was buried in Drawers, GEM
etery, Monday.
Anna A., daughter of Postmast-
er Whitaker of Frederick, died on
last Wednesday morning from
lockpaw, caused by splinter
which she ran under her finger nail
week previously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ander-
son, of Milford, celebrated the fif-
tieth anniversary of their marriage
on Saturday last. During the day
many friends called with congratu-
lations, and some with golden gifts.
Patrick Fahey, indited for as
sault with intent to kill Jerome B.
Bell, editor of The Wilmington
Sunday Star was tried last week
and found guilty of simple assault
and fined SIS and costs of prosecu-
tion. The sentence is said to be an
extremely light one considering the
nature of the case and Fahey may
consider himself lucky that he got
off so easily. Our readers are ia
miliar with the circumstances of
the assault.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

WHAT should a growing child
W be fed to develop a sound
healthy body, good teeth and men
tai and physical vitality?
The adequacy Of food or diet
depends on:
l. The right material to build up
and repair the tissues OF the body.
The chief bodybuilding substance
is protein found in abundance in
milk, cheese. meat. fish and eggs.
2. Mineral substances which are
needed for growth. maintenance
and functioning Of the parts Of the
body
3. An adequate amount Of GER
tain substances, presence Of which
IN the diet is necessary for health
and growth in the lower animals
and in man. These, known as vi
tamins, are indispensable elements
in food.
A. Energy-making elements, such
as fats, starch and sugar, which
are transformed into energy. Much
of the protein in food is used even
during the growing period for ener-
gy processes.
To be properly digested and of
the utmost nutritive value, food
also should be pleasing to the taste.
Clean, pure, pasteurized milk full
fins those requirements better than
any other single article of food, as
milk is in a sense a complete food;
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02
DRY ICE" Is DANGEROUS
State Board of Health Cautions
Care in Disposing of 1t


Dry ice" carbon dioxide snow !,
used regularly to preserve ice
cream and other perishabIes in
transit, is dangerous commodity
in the hands of the inexperienced,
and has caused one known death
and a severe case of burning, ac-
cording to recent reports in med
ical publications. In one instance,
quoted in THE Health officer, a
seventeen-year-old youth was ia
tally injured by having caused the
explosion of a quantity of dry ice;
in another, appearing in THE
Journal" of the American Medical
Association, a seven-year-old boy
received a severe burn, and only
had his life saved by throat op-
GRAFTON. Drug store soda foun-
tains, confectioners, caterers and
others receiving perishables pack
ed in dry ice" are urged by the
state Board Of Health to take
every precaution in disposing of it,
in order to prevent children and
other un-informed persons from
coming in contact with it. All
packages containing this chemical
should be plainly marked, and
warnings regarding its dangers
should be included.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02
Former Legislator Ill

George c. Herring, former mem
ber of the Kent County Levy Court
and former State representative.
was reported seriously i'll at his
home in FELTON,. Mr.. Herring, who
is the father of Deputy Attorney
General George c. Herring, Jr., Of
Wilmington, suffered a stroke at
his home several days ago.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

CAROLYN S. WROTEN, 16, of Har-
~ rfngton, named Delaware I'll
foods champion by Extension Lead
ers is in her fifth year of club work.
she baked bread II times. planned
and served so meals, canned I3S
quarts of fruits and vegetables and
won S11.00 in prizes. The girl wins
a trip to the 18th National Club
Congress in Chicago, Nov 26-Dee. 4
and will compete with other Eastern
State champions for one Of two
Serve1 EIectroIux kerosene operated
refrigerators. The maker also pro-
vides three cash scholarships If
$4O0, $500, and $500 for which see-
tional winners compete.
Beatrice Moore, Is, Of Kent county,
state canning champion, put up
24SG pints Of fruits and vegetables
Returns Of her seven years of club
work are S229.72. She receives 4 trip
20 the Club Congress through the
Kerr Glass Corporation and viii Vie
y ~ith other Eastern State champions
Tor sectional honors carrying q $500
college scholarship.
Delaware All girls have a chal-
ienge in the record of Virginia
Wheatley, Is, Of Seaford, chosen as
the years 'ideal" Her four year
report covers eight projects in can
ming and sewing. valued ait S146.62.
She made As garments and canned
687 pints of fruits and vegetables.
She receives an all-expense trip to
the Club Congress from Montgom-
ery Ward which also provides $1,000
IN college scholarships for the top
f1ve National winners in this 10th
annual rtesL.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

ter, Pa, have been guests at the
residence of Col. George H. Ray
mond the past week. Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. Raymond are sisters.
Mrs. Loomis, of Connecticut, and
Mrs. Hickman, of Philadelphia, has
been spending the past week with
her mother and sisters Rev. HIS.
Thompson and wife, and F. w.
Griffith and family returned home
on Saturday evening.
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her sister, Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker.
Miss Alberta Hoffecker, of Mid
dletown, is visiting Mrs. Addie
Vandever in Clayton.
Miss Lena G. Hearn, sister of
Mrs. E. c. FAIRIES went recently to
Philadelphia, and entered the Wo-
mans Hospital to learn the duties
of a trained nurse. 1t requires two
years.
A. t. Taylor and wife, of Ches-
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

if used as the sole food, it will sus-
tain life and allow growth.
Source Of Calcium
Milk has no equal as a source
Of calcium builder Of sound
teeth and strong bones.
It is a dependable source Of phos-
phorous. vitamins A and G. also
appreciable quantities Of other vita
minis and minerals.
The growing child, as well as the
expectant mother, and the nursing
mother, should have an abundance
of minerals in the diet
Special care must be taken to
select foods rich in calcium. phos-
phorous and iron.
Milk is the best source of calcium
and a good source Of phosphorus.
but other foods are needed TO pro
vide iron and sometimes iodine.
Builds Up Bone
Calcium helps to build bones and
teeth.
1t is also a necessary part of the
blood and of all body organs.
Although many other foods, such
as vegetables and fruit. supply
small amounts of calcium, milk is
the chief source of calcium in the
diet, and other sources should not
be relied on.
Leading nutritionists say that
the basic substance of the diet for
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
lCont.nued From Page Twol

die. With hope gone, and emacla-
ton doing its work, he could but
wait, which he did patiently and
with christian courage, the full re
lease which Thanksgiving morning
gave him from his uncompromising
enemy. His remains were consign-
ed to rest in his burial lot in Glen
food Cemetery. having reached the
45th year of his age. His widow
the former Miss Ella Thompson
and two children, Miss Julia w,
Griffith and Maynard t. Grlthth,
have the sympathy of large circle
of friends in their bereavement.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

KNOST popular of all the Ford VS.
AVA body types is the standard
Tudor sedan, shown above. A longer
hood, more sweeping lines and
newly-designed front end, grille,
louvres, tenders and hubcaps are
featured. The car is available either
with 85 horsepower or 60 horse
power VS. engine. Interiors are at
tractively appointed. The front seat
is full width. The seat back is divid-
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

lowest, imports were at their low
est. AS income increased up TO
1886, the value of shipments from
other countries increased. At no
time is the value of farm imports
more than a small fraction of the
value of the farmers income.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02
whale interrupts Fishermen

A 1OO-foot whale, feeding in a
school of fish 800 yards off shore
near Indian River Inlet, furnished
an exciting experience recently for
five Lewes fishermen. Capt. Fred
Kkel, Frank Tuney, Eugene Kup-
fer, George KiIlen, and his son, Ed
ward. had cast their nets between
two motor launches, when the
monster appeared ia the midst Of
their coveted school of trout, blow
ing a spout Of water Is feet high
Loathe to lose their catch, the fish
ermen held their ground in the
rought surf and the whale put out
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

ed. The sections are hinged dag
onally and swing inward as they are
tipped forward so as to leave a wide
passageway on either side for en-
trance to the rear seat. Like all
Ford body types the Tudor sedan
has large built-in luggage COM
partment. The standard cars are
engineered for owners who demand
the maximum of economy in first
cost and operating cost.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02
Cows Bring High as SII8

The sale of the late Henry Stew
arts personally near Sudlersville
Md, conducted by John Stoke.
administrator, was well ATTENDED
and fine prices realized Tne four
COWS sold for S1O3 to Sis.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

The value of competitive farm
imports varies with farm income.
From 1925 up to 1880, farm income
was high. During that period farm
imports also were greater than for
any other year shown in the chart.
In 1882 when income was at its
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

to sea while the men pulled in their
nets with 1000 pounds of trout.
one of the largest hauls of the late
season.
Smyrna times., 1937-12-02

er to whom all communications
concerning the Conference might
be directed.