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HELP MEN.
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YOUNG MAN, between ages Of 10 and 90
ny' Rstsf are to
Must be acc accurate and alert. Apply by letter
man. $500 l st st. ne.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN on dairy farm.
Regular employment beginning April l.
1890 State experience. furnish reference.
statesmen.
Aggressive men car, make real money
with us covering new houses Of outstand-
prospects and co.operstion Afforded willing
1se q N $; # ns
NSas IKE e sssn isdsSna
s sttastoTs' "a, floor periods, prospects and
nu5l,sy oH u i letter Of application will in;
commission with an up-and-soins oresni-
lion representing one OF the most popular
IN Men who have sold brushes. sewing ma
viii ma (. o eaod direct
thing: as juniors: to be placed ' on the
BOX i4o:p. Star ioi'e "S soon as trained
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
We have available a limited number of
important and well-paying franchises offer
| ing permanent connection and ideal op.
portunity Requirements are NOT tech
meal or sales experience. but unusual
These openings are for the serious
minded; intelligent ambitious men over %
years OF age who realize that it is worth
Wnlie to study and work hard for a
substantial future and who can during
this period be satisfied to get along on
modest earnings II
men, 1T takes four weeks for others three
| income
Preferences given married men who take
their responsibilities seriously. There will
pc number OF men replying to this adver-
OF a personal interview
Apply Monday morning at 10 o'clock
sharp at 1910 Vermont ave. NV, Suite
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OPPORTUNITY

OPPORIUNTT
statesmen, HOUSE-To-HoUsE MEN:
SOMETHING NEW HAS PROVEN Sue
CESSFUL ALL OVER THE U. s. BIG
NOT necessary. We TEACH YOU.
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT APPLY
MR.. KANE, INTERSTATE HOME EQUIP
MENT CO.. 2114 PENNA. AVE. NV
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WOULD $50 IN CASH
EVERY WEEK INTEREST YOU?
Encyclopedia Britannica is 10 years
old and the recognized finest encyclo-
paedia We train you and furnish leads.
See Spence, 9-12 Monday only. $50 Press
Bldg.
WANTED-EMPLOYE
Man to appoint and manage large num-
Der of men MANAGEMENT experience. or
sales experience proving outstanding selling
ability desired. Work will be in county
outside Of Washington. Write giving age
and experience Box 4S0-E. Star.
BRANCH MANAGER.
Successful in recruiting and training house
toulouse salespeople. Nationally advertised
repeat line. Present managers make up to
500 a week. J. D. Park. 1901 Colerain
Cincinnati. Ohio.
TAXI DRIVERS.
Good drivers can earn S25 week and up
Demand for Union and Arrow cabs makes
it necessary to increase our organization
BEST PROPOSITION in town for clean-cut
men at 1 last 81 With G dEiyers permit
for identification card. For complete de-
tails apply between IL and Il am. 1s46
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HELP DOMESTIC.

s sset'd ca. f'Ri.e a1usssSt1
GIRL, colored. 1890 years of age. for
general as housework; small house; 2 adults
cooking; must stay nights; comfortable.
clean, warm maids room in basement; SO
Good Unless ob sog sGu ap sy Han .nd s
like it here; references required. Woodley
HoUsEKEEPER, care child no laundry;
s9Sa cs aiay sleep IN oa,
care Of two children: live in: references.
4312 10th ST. ne. Potomac 2b43.
HOUsEKEEPER, white Protestant. to care
fT H. resaene eaoy fna 1885,
MAID--Cooking and general Homework
A iise IN fem sHs Il efiM%y $50 MONTH
WOMAN, WHITE not over So. for cooking
rienced and clean: stay nights: S45. Write
until 10th. Box 427-D. Star.
WOMAN. white. general housework. laun-
dry. care Of infant; live in; references.
Call Randolph 1918 between IL and 4.
WOMAN white general housework; care
Phone Wis. 37O6-J.
WOMAN for general housework and cook.
ing: children references required. Call
Mrs. Alice Brown. Dupont I'M.
WOk1AN. WnlLe. general nOuSeWOrk, $40
month; references required. Dupont 515l.
WOMAN. colored, for general Homework.
must stay nights and have city reference.
Call Wisconsin 141l.
WOMAN colored to cook and do house,
work; stay nights: $50 Pyles sos Laiay;
2246-W
WOMAN white. settled. good home: help
with houSework; stay nights; $40 month.
Call Emerson ALAG.
WOMAN experienced. colored: general
houseworker cook and laundress; refer
ences. Phone Wisconsin $3.50
WOMAN white. 25 to 80: general house.
work; 4 in family; sleep in; $50 mo. 1902
25th st. Sc,
WOMAN, white. settled. 35 to As yrs;
light housework; stay nights. 1889 Mary
land ave. ne.
WOMAN, colored. exp, care of small child.
90 So Chewton ave. Capitol Heights. Take
Seat Pleasant bus
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curing the, services of an experienced Sc
curities sales executive. For appointment,
write box 223-E. Star.
WE ARE OFFERING a posi-
ton to a man who can do a
good job as manager of our
insulation department. Du-
ties will be to obtain men,
lay out sales campaign, close
orders. Basic salary and
override. Apply please in writ
ing to the Iron Fireman Sales
Corp, 1872 M st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen.
WE PAY SO ON BOTH NEW
AND USED CARS, WITH NO
DEDUCTION OF TRADES;
ALSO WE ARE NOW PAY
ING AN ADDITIONAL 3D.
NUS OF $25 TO $35 ON ALL
MODELS OF USED CARS
OF 1885 AND ABOVE, PLUS
REGULAR $50 COMMITS
SION. WE HAVE AN OPEN
ING FOR TWO MEN WHO
HAVE PROVEN SALES
RECORD AND CAN FUR
NISH Al REFERENCES:
ALL THE FLOOR PERIOD
| YOU WANT. FRANK SMALL.
JR., FORD, MERCURY AND
ZEPHYR DEALER, 215
PENN. AVE. Sc. PHONE
MR.. HAWKINS FOR AP-
POINTMENT, LINCOLN
! 2O77.
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GIRL. colored, neat honest, wishes q. h. W;
fond OF children. Dupont 1870. Eleanor
GIRL wants, days work; good references.
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GIRL high school graduate, colored. wishes
part-time g. h. W; good references. Call
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HELP DOMESTIC.

uSAT DVNN6SB
COOK AND HoUsEWoRKER. exp. At once.
1922 Decatur st. NV.
COOK. white. to live in; $32 month room
and board. Apply Sunday, 1890 Mass. ave.
COOK. experienced and care Of small
boy; g,hw.; live in or stay some nights; So
week. Call to 4. 1920 18th st. NV.
COUPLE, colored, settled. care of small
place 30 miles D. c.; man for farming,
wife for cooking and general housework;
in reply state age, experience and REFER
ences BOX 272-E. Star
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER experienced.
colored. for small family in apartment;
local refs. 4s31 Conn. ave. Apt. 4Os.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. cook. white:
3 adults: no laundry; permanent home If
satisfactory: references. Box PAD. Star.
GIRL, white, to care for child years old;
stay nights Apply Monday morning. 1477
Newton st. NV. Apt. g.
GIRL; general housework good cook; With
references. Phone Wis. ISIS.
GIRL, white, g.h.w. small apt; family 3
adults; stay nights or 60 out; no phone
calls. Call at 534 9Th st. Sc.
GIRL, white. 2O-35. for g.h.w. and moth
er's helper; so home nights. Columbia
ORR. white. fond Of Children g.h.v.. cook
Ing: i've in or out; $50 month. carfare.
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GIRL, colored, desires part-time or DAVIS
work. EVELYN Lowery. Met 1890
GIRL. colored. experienced, wants general
housework. Atlantic 1851
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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se eE6 IoH FEW RR HE
For bETAIIs COX ssi-E. STAR. Will
-sTENOGRAPHER-TYP EXAM
Complete Home Study Course-65c.
Sale leading Book Stores.
Modern Beauty Culture,
Special Low RateNEasy Terms.
1sfs g. sShS9l OF Beauty N Gtltu 4s71
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Nakon Beauty School. 1434 Park Rd NV.
(. Hemphill-D Diesel Schools,
ssti fsfyeSs RfSe Tor se pfsa
tical training that gets results. Our grad
Soa Diesel posIsons FREE M
Em nsE 5oG y 81 Miller reaistra ns 92l
LEARN DIESEL.
work Dessa c sshoe rs Ns1
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
See Ad in Rotogravure Section.
MABELLE HONOUR,
1910 New York Ave. NV. Met. 777s.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1918 Vermont Ave. District 1862
$3-Sten. & Typ. Exam.-$3
S3-Every Day Every Niaht-S3
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE.
50, Engineer-Customs Exams, So
SO, Statistical Clerk, File Clerk, 50
Begin Monday The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School $40 18th st. NV. Met. 6331.
BE A SECRETARY
OR AN ACCOUNTANT.
START NOW to make 1899 the most
INCREASE your salary. FINISHING and
beginners courses in secretarial. account
ing, calculating machines. civil service.
etc. START NOW. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL,
accredited" 1888 F st. Natl. 234O.
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TIMER. experienced. to drive truck.
UsED-cAR MEN CD. who have owners
and ability. to procure own deals. plus ad-
vantage Of selling complete stock from
Oldest Chrysler dealer, well-located lot and
building; special 1Oro plan next 90 days.
State experience. Box 475-E Star.
WHOLESALE statesmen. with car. to dis
tribute line OF automotive products to car
dealers. Protected territory. liberal COM
missions, selected leads. Some accounts
already opened, Opportunity for substan-
tial yearly earnings. Write to Box "a. $40
East 149th ST.. N. Y. c.
YOUNG GENTLE ambitious, capable with
car. Preferably one who can type. to
learn real estate business; inside and out
side work. Small salary and commission.
Box 130-A, Star.
YOUNG MAN with some experience in up
holstery and glass work by large concern.
State age, experience and salary expected.
BOX 4s1.E, Star.
YOUNG MAN, with some accounting and
legal training. Ability to take .dictation
and type is essential. Give full details
concerning education and experience. Box
305-E, Star. 12s
YOUNG MAN. with car. for sales and collec-
ton work; one interested in learning and
advancing self in good-paytng position. Box
241-D. Star.
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GIRL. colored, neat wants Job as nurs-
ing and general housework assist with
cooking; reference North 225o
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

WANTED-Position housekeeper and care
81 semi-invaltd or housekeeper In motheL.
less home. or as day: experienced cooki
can take full charge buying, etc. 17l7 4
st NV. Metropolitan 6546.
WIDOW wishes position as housekeeper TO-
refined elderly German gentleman. Box
WIDOW wishes permanent home to teach
German to refined motherless child. Box
WOMAN. young, colored neat attractive,
would like position as waitress ONCE maid
or Work OF any kind; hours. 8 pm.-12 or
2 pm,,s an; Sun. between and .. Ms
WOMAN. refined. Protestant. wishes room
ana ooard Tor light services or as ccm.
panlon. Box 47S-E Star.
WOMAN. refined, settled. wishes a posi-.
tlon as resident manager in an apart.
ment house. Box 343-E Star
WOMAN. capable. white settled. desires
d n;A; 1or elderly LADY; couple. mother; also
YOUNG LADY. doctors references, desires
position as companion to elderly lady or
nursemaid Georgia 1851
YOUNG LADY wishes tipping at home eve.
theses etc; reasonable. Box 394-E. STAR
EXP: OFFICE DETAIL: CoMPETENT.
PM. WEEKDAYS. 20
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GIRL, colored. wishes work: maid or cook:
references. Call Maggie Sales. Decatur
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GIRL. colored, reliable. wants work; STAY
nights; city ref. North 1912, after
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GIRL, young, colored desires Job as nurse
o. mothers helper, to stay nights. Call
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AGENTS.
SAlEsWoMEN.

SPLENDID WAY to earn extra money; age
no barrier If active and willing; instruction
free; permanent locally. also travelling;
guaranteed hourly earnings to producers;
commission basis to start. paid daily II
desired. Excellent repeat product. honestly
presented. 1872 Bond Building
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LADY. colored. refined, desires permanent
position for Sunday only. public or private;
practical nurse, care semi,invalids. answer
children neat. honest. dependable: expert
enced waitress on breakfast. dance lunches
teas, dinners parties and buffet suppers;
worker: best city reference. Woodley
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500 FOR CHRISTMAS
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SAlESMEN,

SALESMAN, ladies' neckwear and scarfs
wanted to represent Boston manufacturer
on commission basis. Must have following
with department and specially store buy
ers. Write in detail. G. NJ. Friend L. West
st. Boston. Mass.
statesmen. if you live in Virginia, West
Va. or Maryland write for circular THE
LIGHT THAT NEVER FAILS, makes cleo
tricity in your hand. We have the article
Il you are the man. Collins No-Battery
Flashlisht "19 Denrike Bldg, Washing
WANTED-Man with car for. profitable
Rawleigh route, Must be satisfied with good
living at start. Write Rawleigh'S Dept.
DCL-4-l01. Chester. Pa.
MAN. steady. with some sales ability.
preferably with. insurance or security ex-
perience. offered fair income and excellent
9:52 Barr Bldg.
INCOME TAX RECORD.
AS always, during our past 21 big, sue
ceSSful years, tax record sales now at
peak, Cash in on tremendous forced de-
mand. Costs SOC to Sl.50. sells for 50. 90.
Commonwealth Tax Record. Desk IL sos
So. Dearborn. Chicago.
SELL ALL STORES.
Big season now. Staple item every busi-
ness must have. Special exclusive features
Cunch sales on sight. Costs you as low as
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GIRL, colored. neat in appearance wishes
morning Job. from 8 to 1870: can work all
daV Saturdays; have reference. 2l24 NJ ST.
NV. Phone Republic SSlO
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GIRL, colored. respectable. wants part.
time work; city ref. North 1881
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LADY, cultured. college graduate, wishes
room. board. exchange light domes-
tic duties. small pay for one or two re-
| fined elderly. Box 255-C Star.
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GIRL. colored. wants work as general
nouseWorker' experienced good reference.
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GIRL. colored. wants full or part-time
work. or stay night or days; reference.
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GIRL, white, neat. desires work as child's
nurse; experienced with children or gen.
eral houSework Lincoln b1oS
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GIRL. colored. wants job: maid. boarding
mouse or g.h.w., or part time or days
work; reference. Dupont 5914
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GIRL. colored. reliable, desires a lob as
general houseworker: good city refer.
enceS, Call Met 54SS
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GIRL. colored neat refined, desires work
as maid or mothers helper. CAN at 1347
Tea St, Apt
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GIRL colored. neat. intelligent good cook.
. wants morning or all day; 90 home nights:
references Dupnnf O2H2
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THE LARGE NUMBER
Of women employed in the
District of Columbia offers
an opportunity for a woman
of character and ambition to
succeed as a life insurance
representative. This may be
just the job for you. Address
Box 182-D, Star.
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GIRL, colored, wishes chambermaid work
or bachelor apt to clean. North 1852.
GIRL. colored honest, intelligent. capable
five days a week; ref. Met. 49,.
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GIRL, colored. desires general houseWork;
reliable. honest; nome nights. North 1851.
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GIRL. North Carolina, colored wants work
as maid. g.h.w, caring for children, city ref.
North TO9l-J
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GIRL, white. fond Of children. g.h.w. cook.
Ing: I've in OF out; $50 month. carfare.
8ox A36.0, Star,
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GIRL colored neat. reliable, desires part
time or full-time Job: no Sundays. Deca-
tur 340S
Evening star., 1938-04-24

WyHAT an amazing record! To date
w 1857 women have made the,
famous 1-2-3 comparison test of
breads in stores all over the country.
They have compared virtually all pop
ular brands by the very method ex-
perts themselves use to compare
bread quality.
And of these 4O5,749 women, 80
out of every 100 have chosen Wonder
Bread over all others.
Yet, few months ago most women
thought all bread alike. Now, 362,3oO
Evening star., 1938-04-24

women have proved that all bread is
not alike that Wonder Bread is
the finest bread they have ever known!
And these women chose Wonder
Bread only after discovering its deli
cious flavor, its firm delicate texture,
its aPPetizing "wheaty' aroma.
Has any bread you know ever won
such overwhelming preference? Never,
we believe, have women been so out
spoken in their enthusiasm for any
bread. Get loaf of slo-baked Wonder
Bread tomorrow.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
HUDSON-HILL NUPTIALS

! The residence of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hill on South street was the scene
yesterday, December the 18th, of a
very pretty wedding, the occasion
being the marriage of her young
est daughter, Miss Fannie Hill, and
Alfred L. Hudson, Jr., young
farmer near town. The friends to
the number Of about rs persons in
cluding large number of relatives
of both the contracting parties had
assembled at the house at the ap-
pointed hour, 2 o'clock. The rooms
had been most tatefully dressed
with holly and other evergreens,
with the light Of day shut out and
substituted by the soft, mellow
| light from the candelabra. The
officiating minister, Rev. William
S. Robinson took his stand beside
a collection of pot flowers and just
behind a suspended horse shoe that
suspended from a floral ceiling
piece representing a half arch,
idealizing hope, under which the
bride and groom stood for the
ceremony. The ushers were Wal
ter Hill, of New York, a relative of
the bride, and Harry w. jefferson
of Smyrna. Miss Ella Smithers
was the bridesmaid and John "
Spruance, the groomsman At the
appointed time the bridal party
entered preceded by the ushers,
and in the usual form of the Meth
odist Episcopal ritual, were united
in the holy bonds OF motrimony.
The bride and bridesmaid were at
tired in pearl silk wearing corsage
bouquet Of beautiful roses, and
looking very lovely. After the sea
son Of congratulations with which
the bride and groom were over
whelmed, the company was invited
to a collation. Of salads, tongue,
GAUGES, cake and cream, &C., which
occupied the remainder of the af-
ternoon. The young couple took
the AS train for Philadelphia and
New York, with the best wishes of
their many friends. The bride has
been remembered with numerous
and handsome presents.
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
PERSONALS

At the Quarterly Conference of
the NJ. E. Church on Thursday
night last, resolution was passed
unanimously asking for the return
of the Rev. William S. Robinson as
pastor for the next conference
year.
Rev. Enoch Stubbs and wife,
who have been visiting his parents
and friends of other days here the
past week, returned to their home
in Philadelphia this morning. Mr..
Stubbs went to Camden on Satur-
day to assist Rev. P. H. Rawlins
to dedicate a church at Lebanon
on Sunday, which he did after
raising the entire. amount of in
debtedness, $4,000.
McKendree oWnh a m, of
Georgetown, Representative elect
to the next Legislature, was in
Smyrna a short time on Thursday,
and paid the Times Office a friend
ly call.
Another church wedding, prob
ably the last of this year, will take
place at Asbury NJ. E. Church on
Tuesday morning next the 18th
inst, when Miss Laura M. FAIRIES,
daughter Of William AFaries, and
Frank L. Reynolds of Clayton, will
be married at 7.45 o'clock.
Miss Blanch Layton, Of Bridge
vile, is visiting Miss Lizzie Hall.
w. H. Dashiell, Esq, of Princess
Anne, Nd, returned with Superin-
tendent Handy from the Camden
Teachers Institute for day. Mr..
Dashiell, who is cousin of Mr..
Handy, was Principal of the Smyr-
ma Academy, (the Friends Meeting
House, since burned) twelve to fif-
teen years ago. He is now Attor-
ney-at-law and Superintendent of
public schools in Somerset county.
D. w. Trumpeller, who came to
his farm near this town, in the
early summer from Jacksonville,
Florida, expecting to return in
September but kept away by the
yellow fever, will start for that
place on Friday, the scourge hav-
ing been pronounced over and the
gates to be thrown open to the
refugees on Saturday. Mr.. Trum-
peller, like thousands Of others,
will be a loser from the business
depression cadsed by the fever
Mrs. Trumpeller will not go to
Florida this winter
Miss Susan Fisler, one of our
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15

more Custom House, and Miss Sna
Clifford, daughter of John w OF.
ford, of Cecil county, will be MAJ
ried to-day.
Mrs. Anna Smyth, relict Of -.
late William F. Smyth Of MilJing-
ton, died at the reidence Of re-
son-in-law F. A. Emory Fri6av
morning in the SIND year Of ber
age.
Hon. Alexander Evans, ex-nena-
berg of Congress and well know
as one of the ablest lawyers ard
best read men in Marland. died 81
his home in EIkton Wednesda,.
night at 8.45 o'clock after az n-
ness of several months Of generar
debility.
Thomas NJ. Purnell of Snow H#.
was seriously injured by iump. s
from a train while in motion 81
Harrington, Del, on Friday Ia
Mr.. Purnell was enroute home ar
discovering himself to be on
wrong train, Ieaped off. RE ,a-
ceived several scalp wounds ana Il
IS feared internal injuries.
Mr.. Severn's large two-storv "a
tory, on the south side Of MiI1-a
ton, Kent county, was burne5
Thursday night. No fire has 6aer
in the building since summer. and
lit is supposed to hove been tae
work of an incendiary Los
about $1,000 The residence 81
Charles w. Stevens, near Faitlas
Kent county, was destroyed BIZ f.e
Friday morning. His wife ana
children escaped
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15
ATTENDANCE AT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CONTINUED From Page Two)

Walter Brown, Jr., Alice Anne
Burris, Robert Carrow, Beatrice
Chambers, Bertha Clough, Garland
Collins, Thelma Dulin, Richard Ell
terich, Gi FAIRIES, Robert Faries.
Clifton Fortner, Robert Francis.
William Kenworthy, Anne Knots
Byron Long, Ida Marshall, Jane
O'Neill.
Grade SO, Miss Kaufman. teach
er-Lewis Collins, Gerald Lamb
Dicky McNabb, Donald Mood, Bob
by Moore, Leon Morris, Arnold
Reed, Alden Robinson, Eddie Tuck
er, Norman Voss, Leroy Wade
Maxine Leager, LaVelle Markley
Elsie Merkel, Mary Minner, Flea
nor Reimann, Ruth Scott, Marion
Walls.
Grade Al, Miss Scout, teacher
Mabel Badur, Emily Brown, Franc
es Burris, Florence Council. Doris
Ennis, Marie Graham, Betty Jane
Griffin, Edith Harry Elizabeth
Kirby, Phyllis Pearce, Ruth Swan.
Eleanor Long, Harry Blendt, Gil
bert Clampitt, Jackie Horsey. Rob
ert Collins, Harry Hufschmidt
Grade AZ, Miss Adkins, teacher
Walter Frey, Clarence johnson.
John Lovegrove, Willis Ryan. Ray
mond Slaughter, George Wright
Doreen Long, Mary Merkel Lora
McNatt, Lena Newnom, Dori Now
land, Jacqueline Potter, Frances
Pierce. Gwen Smith. JosephLEe
Smyrna times., 1938-12-15

Stockton, the latter to run to Col
Iins Reach next summer. The
stockton" is one Of the best river
boats nd has a capacity of 1900
She has been running
on North River for some years. 1t
is understood they expect to put
good deal of money on the place to