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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
late PLANTING
Helps WEEVIL
BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY EX-
PLODES THEORY THAT LATE
CROPS IN LESS DANGER.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. aS.-The Bureau
of Entomology in report exploded
the theory that the boil weevil can
best be controlled by late planting.
The report, based on extensive ex'
periments, says cotton planted late is
in more danger of ravages of the pest
than planted early.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
MAY ESTABLISH BRANCH
BANKS IN SOUTH AMERICA

Washington, Jan. 2s.-American
branch banks in South America are
being contemplated by several groups
of bankers, They want to extend
their business in Latin-America, made
possible under the new banking laws.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
STREET Cara ron
CITY OF uxvnLn.(

Jerusalem. Palestine. ian. 81
concession for the constxuc&ton.
street car line running from 5oeo6
to bethlehem and also for ~ ~
of jerusalem by electricity. woa
ed Tuesday by the TurkilA o6(
ment. The cpncessiop y1nk. -
French-bank which reoeo1>
Turkey With the neney "a
the Braxi1lan dreadneu1nl
neiro. ,s'. 4. (:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
House Liquor Bill
Fauorably Reported
= = = y y . . = = = = . = . =
= ATTEMPT TO BREAK INTO 4
= BRITISH CABINET MEETING 4
(By Associated Press.)

= London, Jan. 2S.-Militant suf- I
. to break into British cabinet
= council sitting at the official
= residence of Premier Asquith,
= but all were arrested. They dash
= ed past a police line in automo- 4
y biles driven by women.
. q . = . . = . . . = = y = =
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
BRYAN DECLINES
INVITATION TO
VISIT JACKSON
Special to The Nesos.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 2S.-Excusing
himself on the plea of official duties
Secretary of State William ]. Bryan
has declined to address the Mississip-
pi legislature on the subject of the
egram declining the invitation was
read in the two houses this morning
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
BONITA STORE SAFE
J.. BLOWN BY ROBBERS.
fRu Associated Press.l

Bonita, Miss, Jan. 2S.-The store
Of w. L. Parker, which contains the
postoffice, was robbed of $6s.25 last
night. The safe was blown.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
THE MARK ETS.
iBy Associated Press.)

NbV ASoUCtUtoU 4 TOe0J
New orleans, Jan. 2S.-Cotton
steady, two to three up.
Chicago, Jan. 2S.--Wheat closed
nervous, three-eighths up. Pro
visions unchanged to ten down.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
. Q >><< = . . . . . . . = =
q THE WEATHER. .

. Observation-Disclosures tonight
. and Thursday, probably local
= rains.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
LINCOLN CITY.

aI-s Lizzie Bea-fsf-r. Of yr-'t1- s7--
part ot last w=-k as the guest of lI-s
VIZ. Williams
I1Lu H Cieniz-iel. wife and .7s--T,t--
N;.a, spent S---aT with Harry z. Glen.
daniel. % Prime Hook Neck.
Lvr-le 5 Bez-5s-zv s1snt S--5sv g~--l-
Week
The Ladies All viu meet at lie home
% A-s H. E Ci=-5zni=I on SATURDAY.
evening Fedruarv 7c1
Don forget. Dot the 3li-er's Daurh-
LsT, waich Is to be PLAYED II the Lircu-r
Church Hal on February Iz-h-
Al Epwo--h League Social VIII Be
held 81 the home Of Miss Mildred L.e-
~oElp-e Saturday evening. January sIst
y z4-ace Jefferson and 1Iiss C-it-o-. Of
a-i-io-1, F~re united IN marriage AZ tr-
LIMOS parsonage dE Rev " p Tavlor
January -5-I. O. III.
= t--s -r-i--tluL evening was spent AZ
the home ot Il .. Cook on rznusrr 1-,h
Z surprise parry vas given IL honor of
MS toru=tl birthday Those present
were ~ -l- 3. Donovan and wife G. y
" arreuarl wife. Frank Warren ard wife
n + Warren and wife. z g. Reed ans
iIe- Gas Cl1-Uau and wife. Harry
--ei1lanie- and wife. Elmer Swain ami
s-te, Curtis Cary and uiie. RAYMOND
-.sEv,-ie and wife, Murray Wvatr and
tlle John N-erdauiel and wife. Minnie
Aeec, Ella B=ards.ev. Louise Glen
-l-ie-, Zelda Cl=uds1i-l. Edith Csrev
-ottie Warren, Ruth Clz1dau;sl. Ma I
-i--llantel, erase Swain. Arthur War Z
e1, No1e-t PrettyEan. Riggs and Les Z
sr Swain, Chas atkins 1t Z late h1u-
ne guests were invited 20 the dining
ooili- where thev were served with i-s
rea1ll, cake, oranges. apples ard candy. I
The W. G T. T. VIII meet Al the uar-
ouase Friday al p. u-. All members 4
re requested TO be present.
The I. 7. L VIII hold a meeting in
le SUNDAY School room On FRIDAY al
p. m
At Slaughter Neck Church next sun
az, Sunday School g a. n. Preaching
2 - a. n. Epworth League Q 50 .. m
Al Cedar Neck Church next Sunfsv
y Sunday School L. 80 ?. m. Preachiur
81 P. m- Epworth League Praver
eeting 2 50 P m.
At Lincoln Class Meeting 10. 81.
inday school ? P. m Epwo-th League
aver Meeting $50 p N. Preaching
81 P N. Extra meetings nov in pro- /
ess with increased interest.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
COMMUNICATED.

- -siA EDITOR or rEE CERoNrcr
IL seems pity tla- there Is no --,-
-sl-ol against the i-upos.uous Of sg----
4ll' il--iil5 ere- Eouug men of our -1,e-,
q pll-.c places. These iuposi-ors .--
2--o"ed ro-l tear OF o-feu. ding The ---1-
PMS because they are sons of i-tsr=---sr
cIureas. ----
Last TEesiar evening. with tickets ,-,-
cured ll advance, with two gentlemen
1S-sIit-e'l the minstrel show ztthe Arr-o-r
Clr numbered tickets were handed 10
lls lArss, handsome healthy usher v-1
lilio-ni=1 rs thar our seats were o,.-u-,,-4
requested him TO ask the ocruDarts r,
slo'F t1eir coupons, ard II thev had none
% l1sisS ol the1r vaaUug the seats ue
1'fi-2-y did 50, but appeared tiu1id abort
H. ana observed that one Of the sit-a-s
was a son Of an influential citizen. A.
All o-her seats were taken and thev v-ur15
not Tacate, we were allowed 70 leave ~
Ball on account Of ene selfish. irno---r
il.-H1anuered action Of supposedly 49,
Gated men The value Of the sesrs ~ I
the loss Of the entertainment To- ~. 4
sutsr N tins protest, but the lack of -,-i-,, 2
Gpir exhibited does. I
The Management also enters into't S.
blame ot allowing such things to - =
K would have been very emharr/ ~ 4
we're this to happen with ladies
7arty, although the principle Il ns
-ioisted IN suv case
Let L be known that there IS n stgf1ue
z advanced sales n Milford. as tflos-
Z Tr1yiug early nay help themselves - =
1oice Of seats Al general aduss ;on
licss- CIuh Ii
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
BURRSVILLE

Alexander Russell Of Ri5c=-ey. Ia
been among friends IN and near town t1
the past week, but has returned home
Alfred Billings and wife. of Hobbs
I spent SUNDAY a the home Of Mrs z. r
Russell whose daughter IS sex ana u-i=i
Dr.. Wizd=r Go-isbo-o's treatment. q.
/ Green sboro
I Jack Mcfarland s-i wife. OF Denton.
sFere entertained By relatives n town las,
week
Ai1-W-n-er eEa-lirz-icus were held q.
our school last week, where Mss Mary
e RauEh-sy Is teacher.
4l-s. Katie Cleaves and son Kenneth.
were entertained a. dinner a- the home
OF Ir-vil= Jacobs sri uits.
D- DasFCu George. os Denton. was
called 10 the home OF George Faulkner
Monday 20 che bedside Of one Of his cl-iI-
dreu. who IS II w5r1 typhoid fever.
E--e- E-ver-. wLo resides -szr town
but formerly ct Washington STATE. has
co1trzc-e1 w--1 several farmers % fyuz-
mite the-r land. and began .le Eo-z lss-
lnes1zr a. Fred Parker farm
Mrs Rachael II. Harvey IS Spending
tais week wl-h Denton friends
George smith. wife and son Elijah
and Hiss G-e--is Lu-5. Of Got5s5oro.
i1oto-e-t here .zsr week, ard we're guests
% C-s-S smith and wife
Mrs Wi-lo-ELdv Novel;. u Denton
was Ars- JOHN azrg.ey' guest last week. .
Harry A. Porter accompanied his bro
-1er, T. Milton Porter and son L-ord 70
Baltimore last Weluesizv.
LiSs F-1-rle e Dill was entertained AZ
tie home Of Johu Paris a-i wife On
7 d--siav
4 lawS q unusual SIZE wE,ctl weighed .
,o-r pounds and measured four feec threz
-1c1es from Up 20 up OF wing. and twenty
.Ho inches from bill 70 tail was killed 5v
George ". Fau.kzer near town.
A-rs- Mary 7 CahsI. Mrs. sarah B-ees-
nE and Miss Iva Russell. a-e. s-iIf su1-y
he sicE-Gs-
Nessrs- Howard and Wallace Ho.ks-s
.rreals-1 the funeral of .reir cousin F--[5
-iopsl II Harrington on FRIDAY. II
!. Thurman Garrett HAS moved his saw
lil O. a r-a-t os land north Of tow-
Eued eF II. Bates Stephens. Of Denton
me -eueterv Committee berzu v7o-. ;
-o1.-ay OF the Cemetery fence. wh5cl I
as lee1 he'd Up br the cement con- :
any II Denton failing 70 Ell the o-lie-f
y the posts
Lloyd Porter, eldest son Oft. Wr.o-
o-rer AID wife, had the misfortune ~
- the sight Of his right ere last we--
ll-e p-2y1ug on the school grounds ls---- 2
y play hours. He was taken 70 tf,= G
Iesly 1eflau Hospital IN Baltimore so- 7
eatuIeuc
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30

AZ The -asr session ot The Legislature
az zc- vas passed rsa.-h z-a5= -z=p p-.=-z-y
lass ot N=v Caste Cozz-v. apply 70
both ard ken ara Szsser. Co---1es
--- E=-= vas so== orpcz-cn 20 -lis
ro1--z- workers 7vLo saw so-e ct -Ee
er- rrzc1-es 81 Eh-a rz=E z=-5 p1W=-
sweps away. az1 uzo i--=zs=i % Ezhr
the applz@51 q TIE LAYS AZ -5= coming
elections r. 1914 - clear the way fer
-z= --z-= azs .e-5e~- -l= s.ua1ou- Ire
=-z1-r g he a-- All t1= zrp,.z1o- of
s-z p-urzous. w=-= pr- up &c TIE Sur-=z=
C1-r- s1r 6-51o1 last week c1-s
vas -ez1=--5 a- Dover. ard The Surr=-=
car lazI=l -orz AZ orizcz. -za, the
,4F vas AZ --zz- a-5 -Ez- 7rz=-=v=- The
aor1s -S=w Cas,-= s-r=-=5 i should
e -=al as for Seu- ~ t1r S-ssez IS tie
case @Eh- l= This makes = Gear -Ezr
ua=z Tie 1-= cones % nominate men
r. --e 1-z=-s % al -h= po.-c-a- parties
-lis gear. tie primary -zv VIE 70 de
1-s=7vssi Qz,v those wz1 1zT- register
el VIE Re permitted 10 vote z- cEe
primary elections AMI tz=y mast te E=-5
8, separate izc=s- 50 THAT who ever ziay
-o-e a. one primary. lis zaz= VIII Sc
-aecz-i oT azi azd be could -oc vo.e al
Any 0-Le- primary. should an attempt de
made 90 30 So These primaries uIL t=
i=-d -rter -1e supervision Of regularly
laaed o6clais. and rhe Avs as 90 a-be-y
FiI apply % chem zs weI as 70 tie
General elections which should pzt
top 20 spending Of zloEey g influence
lecooas. The opinion Of the cour- IS
-.zted IN this paper
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION.

Tie following IS Published for genera
ln-crua-cu- r1ar rhs people car know
wha- ths state Beard of Ed1caric1 Is
EcrkIng en-.
At tae December. 1913. meeting O.:
the STATE Board CT Ed1cstior z regu q
I1on Ezs accptec making Il obligatory
a1 al persons Wh0 take q Teacher
EIau-ralon IN 1913 % pass an exauina-
non IN rhe SUB 5ecr OF A-ricul tire. which
1as been made regular study for che
Seventh ard ElEhc grades OF the rural
sc6oc-s- No credit secured 10 g ureTi0us
examination for Nature Study vii Be
accepted ard Nature Study cannot be
substituted Ter Agric1l tire iu r1is ex-
animation Teachers holding cerut- Gates
valid during I-l4I9l5 that DO not in
c-uce TIE subject uf Agriculture. must
bs prepared % pass an examination II
-lar subject should they accept a POSI-
uou that requires them % teach l.. BE-
fore County S1peri1te11sur VIII sane
uc1 r-er appointment % such position
TIE course il AgrIcul rure 70 be river
thls sumner AZ Delaware College II
passed cy the student vii count for
credit 11 a teacher certificate. provid-
ec the student p1rsues bat I'VE studies
e-aa--A-Aaz- saA-44aa-aH
ct those who must study the subject bv
themselves ths careful study OF Davis
Productive Farming O. soue other
good reLt-hook On elementary AEricuI-
tire. ls recommended TIE DAVIS text
BOOK VII probably Be used AZ tie Sumner
School.
IF the school Is 70 be related 10
surrounding life and efzciercrlv react
lpcu T. these problems prob .eus Of +.
'o1nrrT living ard many others must
= solved with undertaking ard VISION.
Z the school is 20 become the center Of
cc-pauo1sl and recreatonai life II rhe
7-nDullty. r1e1 ir az once appears
nat teachers must know intimately and
q Eel gently the problems thar the
cnoo- must help O. solve by proper a6-
ls-f1ecL Ard teachers must think
1o1t these prCbelIs sauelE ard sensi-
j. with a. the help that can Dossb-v
ONE o. t-e- cut of tire accumulated y
ls191 q t1e race IN economies ard .
lci7gy. From The Georgia Cub. - Z
No. =. 1873. United States
1rezu q EclcauCn. by E C.. Bran I
I1e circular IS sent ali who Intend 70 :
a-- ia the Public Schools Of Delaware {
lsl+. 1y the Cou-issiorer Edses- 4
%, Dr. Charles Wagner. of Dover. :
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
FARMINGTON

The Fourch Quarterly Conference. for
the F Pennington charge. VIII be hsii on
Saturday afternoon. February 7th. st ,
O CLOCK IN the Pennington II. E. Church.
The District Superintendent viii preach
A Todd Chapel or SUNDAY morning
February sth, at the usual hour. and zt
Prospect Church a. the usual time il the
afternoon
4 Box Social VIII Be held al Coo1 Den
school FRIDAY night. Feb. 9Th. 1914.
Every one Is cordially invited 10 attend.
Ladies are requested 70 bring boxes and
the young men fat purses. II Friday
should Be stormy, Il VIII be held SUR
iav night.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
FREDERICK.

Ny. and Nrs. Albert Wheatlev enter.
tanned t1=lr relatives al q TURKEY dinner
--s- wees- Those present were NJ. and
Mrs. EoU=wood. Of Wilmington. NJ
. and Ms. John Palmer and daughter
-uci.e, Mr.. ard Mrs John Darby. NJ.
and Mrs John Darby. 3Ir. and SIrs. :.
I W. Dar1y. Warren Darby. Miss Ella
beth Darby and Mrs E. 4 Burton.
Capt George Palmer has purchased a
1eF automobile this week.
Mrs Foster Boone has beer, s=-;o-,s-,
IL for several davs with aouer6i-i--s
and Dr. J. 3. D=rricksou accoura-;e,i
L~r 2 the hospital II Pailaie-phis On
i2essiay for treatment.
Ar- and Mrs. Howard Moore are The
happy parents ae a FAe l.--le 5srrs----
born last week
tle sto.k .eft another boy AZ the home
OF NJ and Mrs EEEh Palmer iss- grzzz.
! s Reynolds. I. ". Bets Re-
W. Jones and Mr. and Mrs Howard
SlesTs ZOOS a pleasant auto t-ip 20
er-o-s se-oUu, Milford and Darsboro on
Tuesday.
The revival services closed a The N
r Sl1rcn last SUNDAY evening and
-oo.-- number Fere received in.o the I
49, - --- --- rt-----4lA- nose VINO were f
not present az that time. WOO wish 10 I
Unite wiIh the church. VIII have The on I
po-r1uity 70 do 50 or SUNDAY r1o-ri-el
Wien class VIII also be received i-r9
ti-- -1erH5 5srsdip. The services have beer
vel attended, AMI all have been -rsstIv
benefited bv them.
Mrs sarah AIitt=1 Ceieh-ateI her nine.
lst1 airthgiay last Tuesiay ard her num-
-ro1s faiends remembered her w;tb
lol-tifu- postal shower.
Mss Leila Sho-c and Thomas Eenns-
y. OF 81 Jones Mex. were the gnests
y Mrs Caleb Seaco-t las week
4 H Lord, OF Seatori, was the guest
y 4lr- and Mrs James Lord last weeL
ne Steamer Frelerica has been unIa--
.o-nS a course Of repairs for several
eeSs and IS -ow in the hands Of the
a1ntsrs and cleaners. She VIII Be in
rs c-ass shape, sauitarv and attractive. .
2 t-e opening Of the spring season.
me EpWo-th League services al Pa-- ,
as ~lapel Sunday evening. Feb Isl
~ b IL charge Of Charles ii P-;-r,,ett &
'p-c- The song Of Forgiveness d
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30

R. H. Burton has recently built TWO
smoke houses for meat
AIr- and Mrs G. %. Pittzrd have -e-
turned from an extended visit south.
and say they found everything booming
down South.
Mrs George Simpler. who fell s-d
broke her arm sometime ago, IS z5out
well again, We are glad 70 say.
The star route from Ezrbeson 10 Az
gola can boast ofthe best. most pr9-,p..
ooilEIuS carrier II this StatEG r.
Warrington. He Is ever ready % 10
yOG any favor or kindness that dos not
conflict with his duties.
W'1xon McIlvaiue, We are sorry 10
say VIII soon move TO his new hone At
HarbsSou.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
PARAMOUNT.

-1s TIE home Of our State Senator
f-Q1- d Ar1z-soz. ard also our rua-.
c1a1L p-i-c=, CIR telephone man snf an
I9--i-, rs=t-l c11zsz. stouid be hes-i
tru- once and awhi-=
O'5r zrueEs are getting ready for their
ls1zl c-op Of Eell1E cu-u- Wheat go, !
-ooSi1S sell cover also. and he hesIth
u Ills ou-1-----lrF -suzlly good. Ee-ifw
s-sfe are many things 10 feel thankfuI
The only in-oouvszisaes thisusiv,s,,--
hood experiences IS tie awf1i -
roads.
Wm- L. Hurdle, who has been 4. LITTLE
li1idisposed, We are glad 10 hear. iiss s5o-t
himself again. '-'
John Warrington IS now convaiesciug
from a spell of pneumouia.
Inc farmers have all 6lled their ice
houses with 6ne ice.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
THIS new MEDICINE
SAVES YOU MONEY

We are druggists right here in your
town and make living out Of the drug
business, but IL Is because people have
20 nave drugs and not because We Ike
% see people sutfer-we don't. Our
cuty IS 70 render the best service We
can. and when someone Is ailing. we are
interested in seeing them take the best
medicine there Is for their particular
trouble. We don't want you 10 suend
more than you have 70. Some Of vou
get small wages. and When you re sick.
none at all, and you should get the most
you can for your money.
We recently came across q new rem
edy for increasing strength and building
up people who are rundown and erns-
ciateo. We know that q SLIGHT trouble
sometimes grows into g serious one. and
TO stop it in the beginning. viii save
you money in the end This new con-
pound IS called Rexall Olive Oil Emusiln.
IL IS the best remedy, when you are
7 r1n-Oown. tired out. nervous-nO matter
~nar the cause It dOeSn' Z merely sim
9laus you and make yOu feel good for
lev hours, but takes hold Of the weak
ness ana builds you up to q healthy, nor
ma condition. 1t is q real nerve-fOod
tonic and builder Of good blood. strong
muscle, good digestion. 1t contains
which tone the nerves,
and pure Olive Oil. which nourishes the
lleryes, the blood and the entire system;
'lsasant TO take. Contains no alcohol
2 haoit-forming drugs. We promise ,
nat 4 you are not perfectly satisfied
WITH It, Wen ,giYe back your money g
.oon as you tell Us ScId only at The
900 Rexall Stores, and IN this toEn
My BY US S1.O0. Red Star Drug
Afford, Del. ADS
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
GLENDALE

AGAIN S--E c=a-h has invaded orr
----s- ana Removed ore cf -he Oldest ard
Il1e- s-z-cz- n 1-- --z=-s Mich
--- ----rs1- On Sz---zv morning .i-=s
as-t z-- -os- 1-cl-r -es----e,5 r------
s-s7='- - -i, eternal rest He was =-r-,v-
1-- -@rs l-- an OLD veteran ans ----
-la7r ne leaves widow. ,ar-= fam
--E % children and --z-.l--l-sl .f--- -
WE = 9 @-1r- % -1-r17E,-S t-lzr.is and
.r->-l9r9 20 mourn his Joss he uss
ne youngest zo1 Of she -z-ze family Of
s-- -o--l jonathan 1I..-z-. who E.
-trS1-s -1-l=.- ul-E -Lz -s-.v history
g 4li-,1--. a-d owned ana r-- -r- o-7
-1F 20 -or=es, E1E most All fr-= -,r.y
N1-1- along North W-a-r-- Stree. re
r-isel E-s family on wts- i r -
0-- Morrison fzr-n a. lIif--z-.. C-rss---
W1~-- -E= -cw1 ot E-e-fa-- was ~,
p-o--=- The t--e-a. cf gr- 1r---.-
was held az his home d. 3r-1-1s-.. r--s-
llS, W-@r- great -1r1rg 81 family ara
iE-e1--s gathered o. paw tsst ---f--- Il
-l-i- 1e.1rsi -el1hao- HIS a.,.s-- 81.
-2Nel i1- burial % the Rel lf=-,s C=-,-
t~-y z- ELe-izl=
1l= many friends Of B. 2. Ws.,s-,s
Ni-- e so--y % hear that his -1-+---.-
-9 -----7 --- --p-1vesl. This l-z-e OH s-r--.-
seems g De 1SluuE dezch wT-t tie -4-- I
--ilE t-at has c1a-acterlz-f his ,zr----
-i-- ior 1is end has been ey-ec--9 III
many weeks.
>l-P1ea Warrington has loaded his
-sel9-l elects and Is leaving here s--
-2-11ri1Se Nd He has been ,--y--- ( {
rs salesman t1- The Wafk5-s 3r=f.-s-I
son l@rs HIS lr1sher-i1-is,r. A--t--- J
~--a Ni-l acco1 rauF hir. as 4 chant v
-elr flr t1ey iaI-i use Al srto--otl-z -
.rezd Of a team. o
Harry Jester IS ts4-iz- t5r- -.--- T
~ oi -1= OLD NeE Market sz,-1 hons
~ -l7-IHs y rs place modern al-- V
-"5s 41is Is one Of the Oh 11f,t- @
lSs a1c cozspicozs la-6-a-s.
ne 1-1F home % ". :. u5-z--s,- 81. =
-= scene ot brilliant z--zv u vo---- Il
- s---s X le-1S The BIRTHDAY of W.
--- 7e--sl-rF D-cSz-sou. when his
---s7, -ea--ers and yourz friends ss--- 4
re.- 20 ENJOY the evening. u r--s- gy-,-- u
iF- received many presents. s-f ~ =
= vas spent lu uusic. lauci--
- ---l cards After ho1ztiful su-- %,
8 me crowd dispersed. wishing -t- -
2s1 many more szca birthdays
Aiss anna Schulze. Of Ows-s is -. =
-s7- oi Ars- Helm. at her home r- Of
"-7 --- IS celuE mach s-te--z--e,- -
e ---lg f-1e-cs and admirers
ne proc-acc=i meetings sr NJ
----,'- 1lolse are s-ll booming. ard u
= one converts axe reported. v.-h Ba
-'--7'7 -l1fe 20 follow Paul Pm
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
WILLOW GROVE

Harry Green. Of Newark. has been
visiting relatives here.
Mss la Moore, Of Dover. is spending
me week with Miss Margaret Irving.
1 VI. Kemp was a Bridgeville visitor
last week
Mss Margaret Irving attended the we'd
sey, Of Dover.
Alfred Poore, wife and children. of
! lola- nave been the guests Of friends Ii
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30


Is another pa-- OF this paper IS printed
circular wt.-l Las been se-- ou- bv TIE
Commissioner Of Et-cz-o- f1r Delaware.
which calls attention % the ac--zl coz.ii-
ri1u ot The raa-ic schools q Delaware
fro1 cL= point of getting -es-I-s f-1-
the money exuead-t for pubic sch1o.
el-cztloz. TINS s-ac-ueu. is c1r--5-s9
from the annual reports E0u ths various
schools Il al. parts 81 Delaware bv ,he
Cozuissozsr of Edzcau1-. and i dis
closes the ac- that tle-e has been
criminal lack % iuteres, ir the schools
hy the parents. the teachers themselves
and the various school toa-s. This lack
Of interest has developed gradually
system wi-L which The people generally
are dissatisfied. because tie r-os- ur1r,.- I
ueut factor IS. the disposition 90 c---ss. .
As far as possible, all expenditure Of tax
monies for public school e5ucz-o-. ua,il 4
the cry IS body made thar the smallest
amount possible. a-I The least ouportuns.v
permissible 20 secu-e the state z-uorcor
ueut for the individual district. sts1
constitute the basis Of sc1oo, s-a-ces
this Is the general condition PREVAILING II
a majority Of the ru-s. schools. But rh-
most important factor 70 de tea,t viii.
IS the teachers The acrs show tbst I
most teachers fail 20 r--,ize thefu.v ths.
rests upou them. AMI that their work .
more than teaching .u The class room.
bearing recta-sor making papers. When
the children ~ .le school fail 20 attend
any session. il IS their da-y 10 ascertain :
the cause, and urge upon the parents he d
parents che necessity t1- regular ztts-- e
ia1ce IN fast their duties are v=rv large
y Of a pstsrusl nature. and In view Of Z
the lack Of general supervision from the
state Board Of Educauoz IN the past. the b
.eachers of Delaware have an exc-se f3- (
heir failure TO realize the -spoasibilitv ,
lftheir profession. Then theIocai school Z
have looked u1ou .fe.r z
choois, too oiteu) in the Esht Of
10 take up a part Of their casa. i
I'd for that reason the schools have b
eeu managed by those who had -o siirect 7z
interest IN pubic schoo, education. Il "
not sufficient that the public school :
aculd be kept open for one hundred and G
lrty days each year. but the children vv
lust Be compelled 20 attend these schools y
u AZ least ninety per cent of tie time.
re NAV differ IN opinion with the men Il
-ho are directing the affairs Of public Z
.hool educaton on some points. bur 4
iers should be no failure 70 support the :,
=uersl piau for getting full value fo- IL
le money paid for maintaining the 70
hoois, The teachers russ Be forced cT'
do their full duty. and learn what -,
at duty is before attempting to take ar,
aTge Of a school The commissioners
ast look into The conditions Of their "a.
aools from other than handling the
Sd and supplying teachers boarding "a,
ICES. II VIII do all good to read this To-
calar over carefully. and study the Z
latiou, and what the state Board oil &
ucation hopes to accomplish. Ne
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
LONG NECK.

Mrs. Lena Cray IS IN Philadelphia.
where she is visiting her son. Willie
Gray, who is Just recovering from ty-
phoid fever.
Dorie Simpler, Of Lewes, for the past
week has been busily engaged Ia saving
wood for the people Of this vicihity.
Remember the festival and hazaar held
"A X. Warrington tenant house.
FRday evening, January s0th.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-30
REYNOLDS NEWS

Services al Reynolds, II. p. Church
Sunday Feb. lst, as follows. Sundsr
sehool at P n Christian Erdeavor
At p n led b. Mrs. Mark Watson.