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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-05
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION


ORDER or PUBLICATION
TIE STATE OF FLORIDA:
TO LTDIA VARGAS
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN
t Is hereby ordered that you
are required TO appear on the 5th
day Of January 1912 before the
above entitled court 70 The Bill Of
Complaint fled against you IN the
above entitled cause. and The Key
West Citizen Is hereby designated
as the newspaper n which this
order shall be published once q
week for four ca consecutive
weeks.
WITNESS the Honorable Ar
thur Gomez As Judge of this Court
and the Seal OF this Court N the
City Of Key West. Monroe County.
Florida. this 5fh day Of December,
1871
SEAL Ross c Sawyer
Clerk. Circuit Court Monroe
County. Florida
By: sd Florence Z Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
dec5-I2-ls-2s, 1871: jan21e42
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TodaY's Horoscope

The first part Of the day
gives a miSanthropic tendency.
possibly due 70 some real or
fancied injury. Born as the DAY
advances the mind becomes
more active. n some cases ready
10 undertake daring enterprises
but the life may be circzmscrib-
ed Under some influences this
might 60 50 far as TO reach a
restraint Of liberty.
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10 FsOFsTsFRS DF FFffiSp MONT
4.SAGE FIVE PER CENT FIFTY
YEAR COLD BOND Eif THE KEY
WEST ELECTRIC COMP ANY
Under the Sinking F1rnd Froy isitsEi
OF the Mortgage er Eseed Of Trust.
dated August i. 1895 between the
above COMPANY ard state Street
Trust Company. ~ assztQns the un-
dersigned Trustee hereby gives
notice that until December Il, 1871,
AZ twelve osc1ock roen. Il VIII re-
ce8re sealed proposals Tor the sAie
of the above named bonds Al 4 prtce
not TO exceed los per cen1nzn 81 zfae
principal plus interest accrued e
December -, 1874. a. aaspfh khe sun
Of Five Thousand and Seventy -
Dollars and Seventy TIVE Cents Ca
Bzz721 or any part thereof. zztereSz
on bends purchased VIII cease on
Deeember e, 1871 The rlghz Il re-
serTaa 10 accept or reject ans and al
uraposazz ezter in = hole or In part
STATE STREET TRUST CON - }
BY s. Il Vo1co1f. Fice President
Basfmn- Massachusetts Daeembef i
1871 decz-@-s- 81 - -
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice IS hereby given that the
undersigned pursuant to the "Ficts-
Eious Name statute. House Bill No.
Florida, 1881 viii register with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and fer
Monroe County. Florida upon re-
eeipt Of proof Of the publication Of
this notice. the fictitious name. 10
Eit- Original Bakers Restaurant
under which business ] am engaged
IN business. in the City Of Key West,
Floridz-
That the party interested in said
business enterprise is as follows.
Rhoda z Baker.
Dated at Key West Monroe Coun-
y, Florida 1sth November 1871
nDV2Ss dec5-13-1s-56,I s41
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Classified Column


Advertisements under this head
VIII be liserte6 n The Citizen at
the rate Of one-cenf dcl 3 word
for each insertion. but the mini
mum for the first insertion he
every instance Is twenty-five
cents Csc. s-4
Advertisers should give their
street address as wei as their
telephone number Il they desire
results.
Payment for classified adver-
usementS Is invariably IN ad-
vance, but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned. pursuant 70 the ~Fieti-
tE0us Name Statute~ House Bin Ne.
11-s. CHAPTER No. 9g9sS Laws nf
Florida. 1851 VIII register with The
Clerk Of the Circuit Court IN and for
Menroe County. Florida upon re-
rezp1 - proaf q the publication OF
this notice, tbs fictitious name, 20
vii Twins iced Cars" under
which business / am engaged In
business. IN the City Of Key west.
Florida
That the rarfr interested IN said
business enterprise II as follows
Deacon Jones
dated a. Key West. Monroe Coun-
~. Florida. zEtn 1corenafAr. 1871
20 - : Hpaskl .lees- = y = s. Z g
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Today Birthdays

Walter z Disney Of Hollywood
animated sound eartoonist. born
in Chicago, 40 years ago.
Grace Moore. soprano. born
in JeIlicoe. Tenn, 20 years
ago
DR.. Carl R Moore Of the Univ.
of Chicago, zoologist. born in
Green Co. Mo, ~ years ago
George H Earle Of Penna-,
diplomat. born in Devon, Pa, 81
years ago
Martin W Clement, president
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NOTICE
NOTICE Under FTCTITIoTS
NAME STATTTE

Notice IS hereby given that the
undersigned. desiring TO engage in
business under the fictitious name
Of sea Food Grill" Of Key West
Florida intend 20 register the said
fictitious name with the clerk Of the
Circaff Court OF Monroe County.
Florida
Dated this zSth dag Of November.
A D 1s4l
Raul a CARBONELL.
MOLINE r CARBOSELLl
noT2Ss decs-1s-1s-ss.1sz1
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GTTES that
the UNDERSIGNED. desiring 10 engage
Il business under the fictitious name
s.s Rzraanfnss Restaurant intends
~ rerf<te- the sid fictitious name
With the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County. Florida
hated December 5. 1881
RANoETS EA3FEZ
dec5-i3-1s-2st 1871. 5anzIs4z
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is..Tz5F-E = fsErzsf5T cTxES sAzt
So vyss@~xFerea- desiring e. engage
= hrIsIriis.s under the fictitious name
- 80 ,esv-s-ys IT'S. intends 70 r&gis-
ter sthe sid fictitious nzms VII
the C7srk of the CifEatt Cc1Ft %
Monroe County. Florida ftis =
Dated EeeerscSr < 134l
GEORGE = HASHT-
-. 1s41. Jana z&s2
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SPORTS CALENDAR
SOFTBALL
BsYview Park. 7:So p. m.

BaYview Park. 7:3o p. m.
FirSt Named Teams @Visiting)
TONIGHT
First Game-Pepper's Plumb
ers vs. Navy
Second Game-Coast Guard
VS.. Ma
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game@Coast Guard vs.
Peppers Plumbers
Second Game-NavSta vs.. Ma
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT
First Game-NA VS.. Peppers
Plumbers.
Second Gzme-coast Guard
vs. NavSta-
FRIDAY (DEc. III
First Game-NavSta vs.. Pep
per's Plumbers
Second Game-NA vs. Coast
Guard
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
TIE anzerSl gne5, desiring 70 engage
Is business ander the fictitious name
81 Eeral Hotel ApzrtIne1ts IN
tends 10 register the said fictitious
name with the Clerk Of Ehe Cirxait
court Of Monroe County. Florida.
Dated DseeMzazr < 194z
EDGAR l. Sanchez
s5ecs-1s-1s-zS ISL 5anz 1s42
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LEGALS


II THE COUNTY JUDGES C0FRT.
N AND FDR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA II PROBATE
In - Estate Of
CHARLES o F0RSBERG.
Deceased
NOTICE To CREDITORS
TO AL CREDITORS LEGATEES.
DIST kIBE-TEES AND AL FER
sons HAVING CLAIMS or DE-
MASDS AGAINST TIE ESTATE
OF CHARLES O FoRsBERG.
2EEzASLOss s7s FHs az-ss4
Eo1. and each Of zen. are hereby
lszsrikzs5szEEa EeREtzsE - VEessnt ans
claims er demands which you, or
Ezxhs< at Toz- nay have against ne
Estate q Charles o FGrsberE- de-
ceased late Of 1IrizFos lCoHNEE. Pier
d. 20 the Honorable Raymond p
Lsaras CsuatE Judge n and for Non
rqE County, FlsEfds. At his office in
ne Cozztv Cgart House q Monroe
CsEE-T- FsDridz- wirhin twelve
uoa1hs from the first publication Of
Eais Notice. 1e-Wft- November 14th.
4 D 1871
Dated al Key West, Florida. this
141h dsv Of November. A D 1851
EDNA FOES BERG IRELAND.
As ADMINISTRATIVE de bonis non q
TIE Estate Of Charles O ForsberE,
deceased
noFl4-z1-ess dses-1s-ls-2s.l 1871 Jan
e-S,1s4z
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LEGALS

II THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
Ellen ESfH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
N AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE or FLORIDA IN CHAN
Cz~e sNs- S-1aa
Phiiip Nlshzei Kyns.
Plaintiff.
anna Rrzehf. KxEs
- DsfsBdant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
anna BREEHL KYxE Fraaeo
Corset COMPANY 1ss Madison
Avenue SeW York chs xew
York
Tou are hereby required 10 zppear
70 the Bill % Complaint. for divorce
IN the above styled czuSE sl1 he zth
dag OF January. A =. 49, nsAerv~fse
tie allegations Therein E5il h taken
as confessed -4s
This order 10 be pusHSAed once
4 week for tour consecutive weeks
in TIE Key West Citizen nsws-
paper pablished in Key = sss4 Fzor-
Done and Ordered this 4fh day Of
December. a D. 1871
SEAL Ross G sawyer
Clerk Of the Great Court Monroe
b. (Sd-1 Florssee 3 sawyer.
Deputy CLERK
Solicitor for Plaintiff
decs-Iz-Is-1s.ts41s janz. 1872
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring 70 engage
II business under the fictitious name
q SouthsEnm0St Flowers and
Candies. intends to register the
said fictitious name with the Clerk
Of the Circuit Coart OF Monroe
County Florida
Dated November IA. 1s4I-
JOHN c. BEHAS.
N0RVAL X READ.
u0x14-2I-zss decs-1z.1szI
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Todays
Anniversaries

17s2-Martin Van Buren. New
YORK lawyer, senator. governor.
secretary Of state. Vice PreSi-
dent, born N Kinderheok, N Y
Died July "a, 1862
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-05

l822-Elizabeth c. C Agassiz,
wife and professional associate
of the famed naturalist, first
president of Radcliffe at u, born
n Boston Died June q, 1907.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-05

1572-Hauy N PiIISbury,
wOrId-famea chess champion 81
his age. born IN Boston Died
June II, 1906. 7a
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1s21James Sargent. Roches-
ter. n Y. perfeCtor Of the time
lock. Observation-Disclosures n
many fields. born N Chester.
Vt Died Jan IL, 1919.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Undersigned desiring ia engage
n BUSINESS under the fictitious name
q Pelican R80s1 Fishing Camp"
Key Largo. Florida. intends TO reg
lister The said fictitious name with
1he Clerk Of the Circuit Court 81
Monroe County. Florida
Dated November Il, 1sA1
TOHS a NacRAE. JR.
MARTHA = AacRAE-
a.syL4-5 = szs@ depS-7 2-t@ft - esd
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ls6o-Ellis Parker Butler. not
ed humorous writer born N
Auscatnie. Iowa Died Sept Is.
1887
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n ,sSoFiCs UxDER FTcTTTIe1s' =

- NOTICE UNDER FTcFFFEoE< SO
-,EsrT = NAME STATUTE
xcTfcE Is HEREBY tGIFEsaS ira {
the sRdersSgDed- desiring TO S1EaEe
n Business under the ffctfti0ds nafne
81 star Cafe intends, - gE@EistaE
the said fictitious name with the
Clerk Of the CIRCUIT Cgasr uf NOM
rse County. Florida
Dated November IL 1871. as
ARNzSuao PEREZ
z0v14-=1-2Ss 6ee5-1z 1871
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of the Pennsylvania Railway.
born IN Sunbury. Pa, 60 years
ago
Alice Brown Of Boston, novel
Isl. born in Hampton Falls N.
H, 81 years ago
Della Akeley Howe. explorer
and author. born in Beaver Dam.
Wis. Sc years ago.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT or THE STATE OF
FLORIDA. IN AND FoR MON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. s-Iio
ROGELEo VARGAS.
Plaintiff.
vS DIVORCE.
LTDIA VARGAS.
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BASKETBALL

HlGn Scnoo1 GTT1s JsS9 2. m
TONIGHT
First Game-Army vS Naval
Air Station
Second Game-High School B
rs Lions Club
MONDAY NIGHT
Fast Game-Marines IS. Coast
Guard
Second Game-Gas Company
vs. Sound School
TUESDAY NIGHT
First Gzme-Naval Air Sta-
ton VS.. Liens Club.
Second Game-Army vs. Sound
SrhOoL
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-Marines vs. High
School B
Second Game-Gas Company
vs. Coast Guard
THURSDAY NIGHT
Naval All StaEon Is Ma
rineS-
MONDAY CDEc. Isl
First Game-Army W Lions
Club
Second Cancels Company
vs.. High School B
WEDNESDAY, DEC. III
First Game-Coast Guard vs.
Sound School
Second Gane-Naval Air Sta
ton rs Gas Company.
FRIDAY dec. Isl
First Gane-Army Is Ma
rines.
Second Game-coazt Guard
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ANSWERS ELSEWHERE ON THIS PAGE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-05

LOST-Siag1ese Cat TAO 7ME
brown ears. CARA nase. EeG~
dark feet snC dark lalL axe
eFeS. baAance WnEG. LnE saz1
night HcHzrc Ms AaT-
phune 6S7-W 6s enG
&c. -
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
KAHFE ETAT"E

n - EA4A =
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring 70 engage
IN business under the fictitious name
81 White Star Cleaners. intends
% register the said fictitious name
With the CLERK q the Circuit Court
Of Monroe County. Florida
Dated November Il, 1871
JOE MEDINA
aOvI4-z1-2ss decs-Iz.Is4I
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Gre yourself 20 points for each question correctly
SreTed You're good voE So excellent u voa Get
90 and real sports ezFeTt # tally 80 GbODe.
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1sS9-George A Custer. Union
cavalry officer. Indian fighter.
whose battalion was slaughtered
BY Indians n 1876. born N Ohio.
Killed June .. 1876
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-05

1841-Q00 years ago. Marcus
DAILY, Montana copper king Of his
day, born II Ireland Died Nov.
IL. 1900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-05

Solicitor for P2aint1ff-
decs-I2-Is-zs.is4Is 5anz. 1872
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W&ETEDz ezrHrsnu w-
namHaH % w ~
maamsM AnmE 4arn 4
cusLee SanR z
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-08
LAKE COMO GARDENS. NEW HOME
SITE, WILL OPEN TOMORROW

twenty acres, land including 60
building lots) will be restricted as
residential area. The lots are
well laid out and established to
prevent overcrowding and will give
the development an appearance of
spaciousness. 1t is the plan of the
developer to make this section the
finest home building site in Smyr-
ma. The Town Council is already
laying plans for the extension of
water, light and sewerage and
these conveniences will be carried
out in the most modern approved
manner, with underground street
wiring and the latest developments
in street lights. Engineers, repre-
senting both the Dover Gas Com
pany and Diamond State Telephone
Company have completed pre-
liminary surveys prior to the extern
sion of their facilities, for the con-
venience of home buildings. Build
ing restrictions have been estab-
lished primarily for the protection
of the investment in erected homes.
These restrictions are those found
in modern developments.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-08
POWER RATES
CUT BY $4,000
Electric Power of Eastern
Shore Public Service Reduc-
ed for Kent, Sussex Users
NEW RATE SCHEDULE

Reductions in electric power
rates which will have residents of
Kent and Sussex Counties in Della
ware an estimated $4,000 a year
were announced by the Eastern
Shore Public Service Company. A
new rate schedule for Maryland,
worked out in cooperation with the
State Public Service Commission,
will also be effective in Delaware
on all consumption after the June
meter readings, Lewis Payne, pres
ident of the company, said. Payne
said the reduction, which will save
approximately $1,000 for all the
firms customers, was the fourth
major reduction since 1884. The
aggregate savings of the four, he
said, will exceed S415, 900.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-08

The new streets of Lake Como
Gardens, new residential develop
ment here, will be dedicated to the
use of the public with a ceremony
on Friday morning at IL o'clock,
when Mr.. Thomas Jefferson, Smyr-
mas oldest resident, will officially
present to Mayor Corley and the
Municipal Council the Deed, con-
veying title to these streets to the
Town of Smyrna. These streets
include Lake Drive, the newest and
one of the widest streets in Smyr-
ma, being so feet in width and run
ming parallel to Lake Como the en-
tire length of the development.
Delaware Street has been extended
a block to join Lake Drive and in
creased in width to so feet. Union
Street is also to be extended and
like the present Hamilton Lane,
widened to so feet. Rodney is a
new street between Delaware and
Union and runs parallel to Hamil-
ton Lane. These complete the
right of way through this new sec
ton of town. This new Home
Building Development, covering
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-08
FINISH PLANS
FOR ROUNDUP
Clayton Committee Complete
Arrangements for Examina-
ton of Pre-SchoOl Children
81 CHILDREN CONTACTED

The committee of the Summer
Round Up for the Clayton School
has complete arrangements for
taking care of every child to enter
school in September. Each child
and his parent will be called for
and taken to the school on May
18th where the child will receive a
complete physical examination. Or.
Floyd Hudson of the State Board of
Health will make the examinations.
Mrs. Richard Comegys, chairman
of the committee, announces that
thirty-one children are being con-
tacted. After the examination a
list of all defects will be made and
it is the followup work of the COM
mittee to help correct as many OF
the defects found as possible. At
the same time all pre-school chill
dren of any age are permitted to
be brought in for either diptheria
innocuIation or smallpox vaccina-
ton. The examination will take
place promptly at two o'clock and
there will be no other date. Par
ents who have children to enter
school in September and for some
reason have not been contacted
should Immediately call the Clay
ton School so that they may be
taken care of.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-08
TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Miss Callie Diacumakos and Joe
Henry, Colored, Injured in Crash

Miss Callie Diacumakos was Sc
verely cut and bruised, and Joe
Henry, colored, was rendered I'M
conscious, when the cars driven by
Henry and Reynolds Jones, with
whom Miss Diacumakos was rid
ing, collided opposite the Wagon
Wheel restaurant on the DUPONT
Boulevard Tuesday night Mr.
Jones was not injured, but several
stitches were required to close a
cut on Miss Diacumakos's leg.
Henry was crossing the boulevard
from the Wagon Wheel, where he
is employed, and Jones was travel
ing south on the highway Henry,
who was taken from his car uncon-
scious, was still in the same condi-
ton at noon Wednesday, at the
Kent General Hospital. Both cars
were damaged.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-08
SEED CHEAPER
FOR Is FAMILIES
Local Farm Families, Who
Participate in Farm Secur-
ity Save Substantially
CONTAINS VARIETY

Garden seed is cheaper this year
for the 65 local farm families who
participate in the Farm Security
Administration program, according
to ]. L. Soper, the Supervisor here.
Mr.. Soper said that these families
pool their orders, and save substan-
tial amounts on packets of good
quality seed. Each packet con-
tains varied selection to suit fam
lily needs. This method of SEED Sc
lection, purchase and distribution
was worked out in cooperation with
Delaware Cooperative Purchase
Committee Mr.. Arthur Short of
Smyrna, is local chairman. This
has made the picking out of garden
seed a lot easier, and assures the
choice of varieties best adapted to
our local climatic conditions" Mr..
Soper said. He explained that each
packet contains varieties for plant
ings from earliest spring to late
summer and fall. This helps the
1dIu44y u4dhS Up III a NY SpCi "
excessive rain. They can plant
later varieties and still have a
chance of getting a fair supply of
produce. This is important to
FSA families" Mr.. Soper said,
since they depend on their gardens
for large shae of their food. "
Further information on the group
purchase of seed and equipment, as
well as information on the other
services available through the
Farm Security Administration,
may be obtained at the FSA office
in the Post Office Building, Dover,
headquarters for Kent and New
Castle counties. ]. Lenard Soper,
Supervisor, is in charge.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-08
PLAN SURVEY OF
SMYRNA RIVER
Letter From Office of Chief of
Engineers, War Department,
Tells of Plans for Dredging
S13,5OO FOR PROJECT

Lieutenant Colonel Harry B.
Vaughn, Jr., District Engineer, u.
IS. Engineer Office, Philadelphia,
will make a survey of Smyrna Riv-
er as soon as practicable for the
purpose of locating shoal areas, ac-
cording to letter received by the
War Department in answer to a
query by the Warner w. Price Co.,
Inc. The existing Federal project
for improvement of the river, as
authorized by the River and Har-
Dor Act of June %, 1910, provides
for a channel Z feet deep from Del
aware Bay to Smyrna Landing, a
distance of 9 miles, including three
cut-offs and the permanent protec-
ton of the channel across the bar
outside the rivers mouth by jetties
New work under the project has
been completed except for dredg-
ing a short section of the upper
river near Smyrna Landing, which
work is not now required by exist
ing commerce. The War Depart
ment, says the letter, has recogniz-
ed the probable need for undertake
ing maintenance dredging of the
authorized channel of Smyrna Riv-
er, as evidenced by the statement
made in the Annual Report Of the
Chief of Engineers for 1910 that
funds in the amount of $4,000
could be proftably expended there
for during the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1941. The survey being IN
dertaken by the District Engineer
is for the purpose of determining
the amount and extent of mainten-
ance dredging now required to
meet the reasonable needs of COM
merce and navigation on the river.
In this connection Budget estim-
atesfor the maintenance of rivers
and harbors during the fiscal year
of 1912 contain an item of S13.50Q
for the Smyrna River Project. It
was assured that appropriate steps
are being taken by the District En-
gineer with a view to undertaking,
within the limit of available funds,
necessary maintenance dredging in
the authorized project channel of
the Smyrna River during the COM
ing season.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-08
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Mrs. John w. LangrelI, "a, Died at
Home of Daughter, Mrs. Boyles

Mrs. Mary H. Langreil, age "a,
widow of John w. Langrell, died at
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Boyles near Smyrna, on
Monday, May 9Th. She was the
daughter of John and Annie Ford
Knox and had lived for many years
in this community. Surviving are
five children, John Langrell of
Clayton, Wilson, George and Mrs.
Clarence Boyles, of Smyrna, and
Mr.. Howard Bowdle of Boothwyn,
Pa. Funeral services will be held
at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Boyles, Thursday af-
ternoon at o'clock with Rev. S. J.
Thackaberry officiating. Interment
will be in Glenwood Cemetery.