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the conference and the outlook for
the 1899 season.
Discussion of a football clinic,
regulation of players certification
of officials, inter-school grid activ-
ity. appointment of the committees
and the program of the confer
ence will be on the agenda.
Should the Little Savoy Cafe be
unavailable at the time of the
rcneduled meeting it will be held
across the street in one of the
rooms of the Masonic Temple with
the cafe management setting up
the banquet there. Members will
receive officials notices.
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XAVIER'S McDANIELS GOOD ENOUGH FOR DAVIS CUP
Jackson Brothers, Nat And Frank,
AT Crossroads, Jones Asserts

champion.
EARLY CHAMPION
Prior to his entry in Tuskegee,
Nat Jackson, as junior and senior
prep, won the national Junior
singles title. That was in 1929 at
Indianapolis and 1880 at Borden
town.
Thus, from 1929 through 1888,
The Jackson brothers were domin-
ant figures in the Nationals" In
but one of those ten years, 1887,
did they fail to win at least one
crown in the national tournament.
This they atoned for last year by
making their famous clean sweep.
Al CROSSROADS =.
But again this year, the jackson
brothers fell by the wayside. I'm
ike in 1888, it is the opinion of
this observer, who has followed
their illustrious career for a de-
cade. that they won't come back
this time. Their defeat on adjacent
courts at the same time this year
was significant. Cohen beat Frank
and Hunt beat Nat. But even more
significant, I think, Was the
straight set beating the Jacksons
received in the mems doubles from
Cohen and McDaniels. That, to my
mind, is the beginning of the end.
The Jacksons have had their
day. Both are married and have
the serious assignment now OF
making an honest living and laying
away something for the proverbial
rainy day. They no longer can get
the long hours of practice or keep
the rigid training it was COZ <'nient
10 carry out when at TuSkegee. The
result has Been a steady decline IN
heir playing efficiency year after
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COhen-McDaniels OF Xavier End Long
Regime OF Former Tuskegee Athletes
AS Champions In Mems Doubles
Bv MELANCHOLY" JONES

INCLUDING and since the Fifteenth National Cham
ponshps of the American Tennis Association at Tuskegee
Institute have PLAYERS and in every Ma
tiona 1t in the national tournament of 1881 that DR.
Reginald S. Weir of City College of New York and Doug
lass R. Turner of the University of Illinois met in the IL
mails of the mems singles with the young physician win
ming 6-3, Ga, 6-8 49, 49,
was 1881 that the jackson brothers of Laurinburg
NJ Co. first entered the mems doubtless Nat freshman
at Tuskegee that year, with Frank still senior prep in
the North Carolina public schools Frank the junior
title Nat eliminated in the semfinals of the mems
singles by Reggie Weir The brothers the doubles i'll
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ice, deadly placements, and an u
line or cross court, Jimmie M
versity freshman, defeated DR.. |
Saturday afternoon at Hampton
title of the Twenty-third Nation;
Tennis Association, GA, GA, o.
Reggie Weir leo ST. in the frs
set, 4-3 in the second set, and IL
in the third set, but could no.
match the Californian's brilliance
under fire.
Five of the ten events were still
unfinished Saturday evening al
twilight fell, due to many rains dur
ing the week which delayed play
and left the courts verltable sea
of mud.
Jackson and Jackson were one sci
I'M on McGriff and McGriff when
play was called until Sunday
morning. Upon completion of this
match. the winner takes on Cohen
and McDaniels, Xavlers CRACK
combination, for the 1889 title.
Flora Lomax of Detroit retained
her national women's singles title
Inv trimming Roumania Peters OF
Tuskegee 60, So, putting up q
heroic battle to prevent the match
going into three sets.
Sunday. Lomax and her doubles
mariner. Lillian Burch, play Peters
and Peters for the honors IN tna'
event.
Ora Washington and DIR. Sylves'
ter Smith Of Philadelphia captur'
ed the mixed doubles title from Ted
and Agnes Lawson of Prairie View
Texas, 6-3, 6-3.
DR.. J. B. Garrett of Tuskegee
won the Veterans Singles Crown
from DR.. c. w. Furlonge of North
Carolina Ga, 81 having already
elirninaed the defending champion
Fred johnson. one armed marve'
from New York.
In the boys singles, Midget Rob.
ert Isaacs Of Nassau defeated
Charles w. Lewis, Jr.. of Prairie
View ga. ga in spirited match
Lewis was conqueror of Roberf
Scott, hde1phi Hope, in the quarter
finals Friday.
It was a. case of first come.
first served with Robert Rylanc
of Chicago. topseeded PLAYER in
the Junior Singles of the Tween
tv-third National Championships
of the American Tennis Associa-
ton. as he met and vanQuisheG
Marshall Arnold of Atlanta. ir
wear until this edition of the "Na-
tionals" where Father Time finally
caught up with them.
However, both Arnold and King
atoned for their failure to capture
The coveted Junior Singles tit
pairing in Doubles to turn back
Roland Mcdaniel of Richmond.
Virginia, and Weldon Collins Of
Durham, North Carolina, 6-1, 6-3
Earlier in the day, Arnold and
KING had eliminated Harry Jarvis
and William Lewis Of Hampton in
the semi finals 6-1, 81.
RATING RISES
AS result of ArnOid's flashy
play in Junior singles, he moves up
from a national rating of No. to
No. 3 for 1910 and will share No.
recognition in Junior doubles in
the A. T. A. rating with King.
Arnold. Robert Scott and w. A.
Scott III, comprised the Adelphi
Junior Clubs representation in the
National meet just ended and they
brought Atlanta glory hitertO
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WEIR IN STRIDE
In 1882 the Nationals" went to
Shady Rest, N. j., Nat losing to
Weir again in the mems singles
finals and the Jackson brothers
being defeated in the final round
by Doug Turner and Dick Hudlin,
Frank won the junior singles for
The second time.
Weir beat Nat again for the 1888
mems singles crown at Hampton,
but the Jacksons began a four year
relt!1 1888 1934-1935-1936) n
COUPLES thot was not broken until
1857 at Tuskegee when they lost u
Tommy Walker ana James Stocks
in the finals. Weir won the singles
from Harmon Fitch.
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Magic City Tutors
Plan Grid Clinic

BIRMINGHAM, A1a.-(SNS)-
A meeting of the Greater-Birm-
ingham Athletic and Coaches Con-
ference has been set for WedneSd-
day night, August 80, In the Llttle
Savoy Cafe. The group will be en-
tertained with banquet.
On the program will be the
speech of the president which
will contain the state Of athletic
affairs OF The district, the status Of
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DETROIT, Aug. 22-(sNs)-Joe
Louis following three weeks Of light
training on the estate of his CO.
manager, Julian A. Black at
to serious work Saturday when
he moved into his camp at North
Stevensville, Michigan, gets down
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.. HAMPTON Va.-(SNS)-F1ashing
ice, deadly placements, and an unerring for
line or cross court, Jimmie Mechanics, Sc
versity freshman, defeated DIR. Reginald w
Saturday afternoon at Hampton Institute to
title of the Twenty-third National Champion
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GRAND SLAM
1t was a clean sweep for the
Jacksons in 1888. Frank won the
singles from Eyre Saitch at Lin
coin while the pair copied the
doubles for the fifth time in six
years and the sixth time in eight
years.
Besides the A. T. A. title won
by Nat in 1894, he also captured the
national intercollegiate crown in
1888 and 1895. Fitch won in 1884,
s. oft in 1896, Ernest McCampbell
in 1887, Richard H. Cohen in 1888.
and Jimmie McDaniels this year.
Frank won the national singles
crown in 1885 and 1938y~-but has
never been national intercollegiate
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Jimmiem Daniels Wins
Over Med 6-4,6-4, Ga

Flashing a cannon ball serv-
lerring forehand smash down the
Daniels, sensational Xavier Uni
eginald Weir of New York City.
institute to win the mems singles
Championships of the American
achieved by Gate city performers
in the classic tournament. Aside
from Arnold's successes, Robert
Scott will hold a No. spot in the
next rating as result of his feat
of defeating a rival and going to
the semifinals of the Boys singles
before being ousted by second
seeded Charles Lewis H.. son OF
the prairie View Tennis coach and
1888 finaist In the same event at
Lincoln. Lewis was finalist this
year too. .A,f
COHEN McDANIELS WIN
Richard cohen and Jimmie Nc
Daniels of Xavier, the latter win
ner of the Mems singles title this
wear, ran true to experts dope and
ended the long reign Of the famous
jackson brothers, Nathaniel and
FRANKLIN, as champions in Mens
doubles Sunday afternoon. Win
ming scores were GA, 7-5, ga.
The Peters sisters, Margaret and
Roumania, of Tuskegee, had little
trouble defeating Lillian Burch
and Flora Lomax of Detroit 6-2.
6-3, for the Women's doubles
crown. Lomax, 1888 winner Of the
Women's singles title, had re-
peated in that event Saturday.
Vivian Murphy of Brooklyn won
handily over Helen Hutchinson Of
Tuskegee 6-3, 6-3 to annex the
Girls singles title.
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Heavyweight Champion Has Been Serving
AS Referee in Number of Encounters
In and Around Motor City

vile, just &c miles from Detroit.
The champion will arrive in De-
troit Thursday from Stevensville,
and Friday night he will referee
some amateur bouts at the Boys
Club. He will leave Detorit early
Saturday morning for Worthwhile.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-26

The 1889 girls singles titles OF
the American Tennis Association
was captured by Miss Vivian
Murphy Of Brooklyn, N. T.,
shown above, when she defeated
Miss Helen Hutchinson of Tus-
kegee, 6-3, 6-3. Miss Murphy,
who is only sixteen, also won the
same event in the recent New
York Open Tournament
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ROOM nozfa foS Ycuns raea. private
hnms sod eats Hx&RcnAhls. uAfs
md s1<s ".
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S5-GUICK LOANS-S30O
On Signature Only and Chattel
Lowest Rates Easy PAYMENTS
HARRY J. RINKER
AAERl IAN LOAN CO
72b-26 Rust rldg Main esl4
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DRY SLAB WOOD %. also block
and slab. speeia! mix, ts25. GA
1905.
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Main nn fee s,s. .s,as.s


ooafoNrAnIs arArsn Rcon ~
ees OF xisl pfivsss hcnas Hsesous
sHls tsoa 81 l.
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Pets. Dogs. Birds. Ere.

SHEPHERD POLICE PUPS
a. mo- peaiRrss1 reasonable II
TAKEN Ht once re- 3. Boz SIC
TILL THBR YOu SAW II IN
lily TIARa.
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Housekeeping Rooms

THREE ROOMS, hat water heated
fseoa electric range front room,
Nth kitehenetts n watkins alss
lance Inquire $40 80. sheridan.
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|OROER YOUR-WOOD, COAL, FUEL Ol-TODAY
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

Big loads
Bitch Block Slab I Big $500
MILL block, nubbins. bark, dry wood.
q heavy planer ends. 81. 81. s3 orders.
SUNSET FUEL-MAin 1892
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Physicians, M. D.

In I. ELLIOTT. e26 Rust Bid BR 4l44
Patents Trademarks. Free advice
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% LsSalls D. l.. Ira. Sedan
fh!n nAf Z n s*r~sslcesI ffns soa.
4t,lata tFnisissa IL n~sufsf,,J s~~sn
las uslseaas &a~ .fers III.
ssnsF Mat all rssz4 sH8a IA
ntnk TERMS runNss~e znsAil freas
nefaN ~fsfte H1atiea. ntk Ana
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AiNTING and paperhansins. First
class work. Reasonable. MA 1887
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WARM comfortable fs~nfns board
hnnse pfffilsse. prefer ssatlrssan
500 50. O
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ROOM board rsiief atss Ooana ssrNksa
meals waffins distance - ssssslssF
Fftuctof e44a
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s4Im AND MCKINLEY ? and a.room
unfinished spts electric range
neat and clean. rent reasonable.
see manager.
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USED TIRES FoR LEss-Rssrooying
recapping. trade In your old tires
72nd and Park Service.
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QufEr COSY apartment iIei water
Single man sl0 euA So, q
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RENT SAVED Single. one feem, -
mo- eas inst iaiHas Tao. ave,
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go AND UP on auto, piano and
furniture. quick. confidential and
helpful service GUARANTY INV
CO. ia Rust Bldg.
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TRADE-BuY-SFIL with Times Want
Ads THOMAS p PAIO. t6ai So.
PARK. call al The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket There
e always good show at John
Hamrick theater. 2-2a-59
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Loqqed-OH Land

WRITE Or cali foe Dookist of logged
lana IN West Naan.. foE SALE on sAsy
tfnxL NeyeFnafuseg Timber Co.
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ia IN CORD, ready 20 burn old
w growth upland block and
slab. Garland 334s-R-5
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HEAVY planer ends. heater wood a.
% worth. OF bg cord CA O7Ss
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ACC Glazing and MiIrors ssles
W. 80 and service. Tacoma Glass
Co. i52e-i5xs Commerce MA ala,
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~ WEEK Up Never = eesd mo-
meat II A g. aaies each room.
Steam heat Gail service Auto
matte elevator IlFNta Hofhla
American owned ls11 Pacific
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WALLPAPER TsmnsntA i0.roll lots
5qc up JOHNSON PAINT CO
ll47 Broadway BR 324z
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BONE DRY o q. tie slabs. Under
shed one year Al grades forest
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HFATtD ROOM IN nscsiefn heme
meals u desired garage. iso2
South J
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SPECIALIZE rick 7-in. plsner ends
81 rs Quick de- GA 1913
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UPLAND tie slab. two cords for $40
GA o2i5.
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LII ABNER

COAL-honarch. HcKsy Bone orr
upl VOC Hlllsdale Fuel "a ll2e
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Dusinsn Opportunities

BUSINESS and HOME
SMALL Gro ERY STORE IN
raYaiiupi has completely fur
nlkhsd living quarters. pf0rsfty
5Sx8ss on main highway, sell
stock. fixtures, property and
business ~ 40 fuli price. must
h. cash esli PM, pH l85s.
sunday ard evenings BH 1871,
days Agent
DksfAAai.E ssaesfy STORE fiss glsss-
ant living fs@sale fsafzsf ~ sgsDs,
esaopisle ffesa atssek 10in< as ~
go pef das ~ DfeArnk ttni9iax
Htses sixauEes iD9Sutinx 1900 9lse
gisg esas. tzlssD. tnauiss izis
~ kasnas.
TRADE suY -ssLL nth f1snss Ssnt
Acs AMOS y DOL<soa. I3zs ~
Tacoma ave sail ~ ffas TACOMA
1laasa 0ffies fssf exas Tres sts SGT,
Ti.sfs = aiasys . god sfA<sa - :
john Bsnlfies thsatsf z~1srss
grAUI-T shop TOE sale ss- equip,
fient good sAt@ bl!sfasd DsixiDe&4.
Tsfn@ Write al. Tacoma ftHSs.
HkiL eaulDpsa modern beauty stiep.
no sofuDatitors Dupont n<A4ts
snop. Dupont xss
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Cozf-9 iarfe fcoTnk. electric ransr.
laundry snd dry eofn Ia eohnee-
ton! tia. adults af71 Center At.
OAKLAND Add Manager. Apt n.
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CASH REGISTERS SUPPLIES
Gee Bentley A Son HESTAIS
Main 1875 OF Main $3.50 REPAIRS
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FIiEsH COWS for sale stllse FaFln
Woodland Summit highway and
waller road
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kAPERT paperhanging and interior
painting Reasonable. Free esti-
mates. Mr.. Swarthout, GA 3O4O-R
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Dressmakinq

LOANS on diamonds. cameras. etc
200 p. 8 Bank Bldg.
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RUNING and spraying fruit trees.
8 roses, shfhbbery, nursery refer
ences. GA OS4l
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QUICK AUTO LOANS
KNIT GARAGE 752o Fawcetf
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$3.50 No. Forest WOOD. Dry old
posts l0c. GA 5270
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CITY LOAN CO.

@ = FRAYCHfNKAup, Mar
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WANT disabled hoEses, cAtt.s Garden
waller Pur Farm nj , Har 1874.
Puy. Puy s9ss l. u Gala pad
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hoDERN painting and paperhang-
ing Easy monthly budget terms
Union work. Main ss46
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LANDSCAPiNo gardener wants shrub
trimming. lawn remodeling. Clark.
MAin 1896
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Day and Contract Work

fRADE-BUY-sELL with Tines want
Ads LYLE HERBERHOLz. s43
Ridgewood, cali at The Tacoma
Times office for one free ticket.
There IS always a good show at
John Hamrick theater. 2-25-S9
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WHITE sAnnAn soztA. t9o seeks Old
males 7Be. females e. CA 1901 y
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CONN TRUMPET. silver plated as.
Pred Scott Route 1. BOZ s42-BB.
Tacoma tSummiD.
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LOST7 Don't Despair;
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5o-DAY sPECIAL-Upland tie slab.
~ so cord. Block and slab. ~ so
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Situations Wanted, Female

fNPERIESCED practical nurse will
take case IN city. references Phone
Garland 25s5-R.
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TWO ROOMS. partly furnished, elee-
trio stove. Reasonable. Goa North
l. ~ X. Owens.
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PAINTING, PAPERHANGING
A. II. RademaC her. PR 4358
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Everything Including Kitchen Sink Advertised Here Read the Ads Daily
Main sl5l for Mis-. adtaker
Situations Wanted. Male

married man-vateh-
man lsnitor, or any kina q work
References. GA s72S
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GENERAL farmland wants work.
GOOD mixer, etc. 5O44i. south Ia
coma Way, apartment 10.
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ATTRACTIVE s-room apartment, TN
coin hish district assi So Yakima.
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CAVANAUOH has q PLAN

ANTIQUE walnut liv, rm. set (7-pc) 4.
THE TRADING POST. $3.50 30. % ."
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J. r. THOMPSON. M D Skin Dis
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. r.s,s 10 s sss 80. 80. H ; r .s.. -.
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fsrmsrs' Column

GARDEN TRACTORS. ranging from
el25 UP SERVICE HAhDNARs 4.
IMPLEMENT co. 1871 Pacific
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APERING, ptg.. cal, SO rm. up; guar
work. MA 1866. Dodson. GA 43s5
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PRACTICAL NURSE wants work: ref
erenoes, reasonable. Pr 1884,
ask for Mrs. b
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WASHING MACHINES
po1.;-. Vacuum cleaners repaired
NCNo"S Paris for all max
BRAUTIGAH 4 MARTIN INC
e21 81 He.ens Ave BR 1913
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AIDDLE-AGED lady wants house
keeping motherless home, couple
employed. MA 1894.
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COW MANURE "a "a: yds. ox
more. ~ IS Proctor 1877
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t,ulpn

~t tsu7.D. II b.. re "a blow
Smyrna times., 1939-05-25
KENT FIREMEN
AT CHESWOLD
Go on Record as Supplying
Service Despite Funds
From State
MARYLAND GUESTS

Cheswold, May 25 - The Kent
County F'iremen's Association has
gone on record as announcing its
various companies plan to continue
the same 24-hour-a-day, efficient
service to the public, as has been
rendered in the past, despite the
shortage of funds. The association
passed a resolution to this effect
at a meeting in the fire house here
Wednesday night, with nearly 10G
officers and firemen present. The
Rev. w. I. McClintock, pastor of
the Cheswold Methodist Church,
offered the invocation at a dinner
which preceded the business ses-
sion. The women of the church
served the food. w. w. Kerper
was awarded a cake. The Rev. W.
S. Cantwell extended welcome to
the visitors. All companies were
present except Camden-Wyoming
and Frederick. Mrs. Harry Col
Inns of Smyrna, acknowledged the
card of sympathy sent out by the
association on the recent death of
her husband. County Recorder
Thomas Baker reported rs alarms
were answered in the county dur
ing the past month. Maryland fire
officials were present including
George Mayer of Easton, secretary
of the Delmarva association; j. H.
Caldwell, president of the Talbot
County Association, and Chief AL
fred Konock of the Cardova Fire
Company. E. S. Jones, one of the
organizers of the state association
and its second president, was also
a guest. The county association
will meet with North Bowers Fire
Company in June, at which time
they are promised boat ride and
fishing trip out on the Delaware
Bay.
Smyrna times., 1939-05-25
GARDEN CLUB
SMYRNA, SEEN
Meeting To Be Held in the
Smyrna Century Club
House Tomorrow
TO TALK OVER PLANS

There will be meeting in the
Smyrna Century Club House of all
members interested in gardening
tomorrow, Friday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock. Plans will be made
for a garden department and the
feasibility of organizing an inde-
pendent garden club will be dis
cussed. The Century Club, which
is sponsoring the art exhibit in
DR.. Phillips optometry shop at
the intersection of Main and Com
merce streets, familiarly called
''The Four Corners" are pleased
to note that many people have
been stopping to admire the ex-
hibit of paintings which have been
placed in the windows. The ex-
hibit consists of four large can
cases done in oil from the studios
of F. E. Schoonover of Whining
ton. The subjects of the paint
ings are: "Abe Lincoln, the Stud
ent," THE Opening of Oklahoma, "
winter Quarters at Valley Forge"
and an Illustration for Grimm's S
Fairy Tales. The exhibit is part
of the celebration of the Delaware
Festival of the Arts and is listed
in the official program which lists
activities which are being carried
on throughout the entire state Of
Delaware. The exhibit was ar
ranged by the Fine Arts Commit
tee of the Twentieth Century Club
of which Mrs. William Dulin is
chairman, with the cooperation of
the Schoonover Studios and Dr.
Phillips.
Smyrna times., 1939-05-25
FIXED BRIDGE AT LEIPSIC
Seen as Result of Meeting of the
Army Engineers Last Week

w. w. Mack, chief engineer, and
Arthur Livingston, bridge engineer
of the State Highway Department,
spoke in favor of a fixed bridge at
Leipsic over the Leisic River when
arguments were heard at Dover
last Thursday by Maj. G. w. Bur
lin and his staff from the u. S.
Army Engineers office, Philadel-
phia. The highway officials said a
drawbridge was not needed mas
much as the present type span
had not been opened in several
years. Mr.. Mack estimated a fix
ed bridge would cost $4,000 to
S25, 900 and a drawbridge, SIS, 900.
Samuel ]. Fox, member of the
Leipsic board of commissioners,
and former Gov. William D. Den
ney spoke against fixed bridge.