Milford chronicle., 1911-06-30
MILTON NEWS.

All persons are not aitruists. Most men
try to do that which appears to be most
advantageous to themselves. This is
equally true regarding pensions. There
are many men who, now, have their ewes
Oh the House of Representative at Wash
ington and more particularly on the
House Invalid Pension Committee. There
are several pension bills pending. but it
appears to be difficult to get any one of
them before the House. The most likely
one, perhaps. is that Of Carl c. Auder-
son S of Ohio, one of the members Of the
House Invalid Pension Committee A
few weeks ago Representative Anderson
made a motion to discharge the Invalid
Pension Committee A majority vote
to do this would simply get the entire
subject Of pension legislation before the
House for a full and honest expression
'i opinion as to what the House is willing
-' 10 for the veterans A majority vote
would send the Anderson bill to the cal
'ndar where it could be reached in due
.eason without regard TO other matters.
Unanimous Consent Monday" in the :
iouse is the first and third MONDAY in Il
ach month. when such notices can be
often before the House Apparently to /
revent this, Representative Underwood d
I Alabama, floor leader of the Demo- r
rats III the House, has introduced a mo- b.
on on the Friday preceding, "Unaui- D
ous Consent Day, that the House adj !,
urn over from Friday till next Tues Sc
~, or take a recess from SATURDAY. over
II O'Clock or thereabouts on MONDAY - wl
nch would continue the legislative day W.
Saturday, and thus avoid Unanimous "
'nsent Monday" of this technicalitv. we
MS action has been carried three times
ring this extraordinary session of the W l,o
'use, and what appears the most extra in
binary Of all to we Delawareans. is that
preventative Heald of Delaware sits in ter
1t Representative Hall. and on such '',
asions as those mentioned. allows his me
ne to be recorded amongst these mot ing
ing On June 2nd Representative +
derwood made the motion to adjourn Wr W.
# until Tuesday, when he and Rep d
1ntative Mann of Illinois, had little day
over the motion being debatable. ulir, bur
Ell Mr.. Mann demanded the yeas and "li
$. According to the Congressional on
ord the vote stood yeas 154. navs 81 veal
Representative Heald Of Delaware sery
recorded amongst the 100 mot vot- ~ on : :
~ Now Mr.. Head is being paid 81 500 NJ
ar to do something. Mr.. Heald should T. Y
Tor or against" He should mea
MS colors. We know that Mr. at re
ld's small majority in this election Rev
net was due to the votes of Demo- NJ. I
C eN-soldiers, who voted for him Nj
the Republican legislative ticket Soul
~ on the grounds that he and Della ling,
IS Senators would be supposed to The
Tor pension legislation. We ssv I'VE on T
" and we say this on authority we and
no reason to disbelieve. Gem,
e Organ Fund Committee of the NJ cease
hurch proposes to have a gala time ters,
Ie Fourth of July. It will be called
ial Tag Day. or something else. -
W.. SHOW exactly what yet. There
be base ball and tagging and MANY -
thlngs too numerous to mention.
roeeeds of all to go to the Pipe
p fund. And in the evening there
'e the climax capped, on the lawn
llhg the church. Refreshments will
saIe. tiremen Band will be there.
think it will. m
L;otiand Brick Company have re- th
the contract to furnish the bricts -
ne school building to be built AT %
ngton.
es A. Johnson has sold his farm "
Ingram s Mill to John Fl. Lynch Of in
etOwn. ~
Z ad from Milton leading to Broad -.
IS now in good condition for AA