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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
OFFICIAL HOLDS
kemp Will GET
=.
WHITNEY'S JOB
Huber, Franklin and be Boil
Endorsed By Local Bar
>, Association

with the forwarding to the depart
ment Of Justice by the Bar Associa
ton today OF cablegram recommend
ing u. 8. Attorney s. G. Huber as sue
cessor TO former u. s. Judge c. F
Clemens; and Judge John T. De Bolt
and Attorney Cornell Franklin to sue
coed former Circuit Judge ]. l. Coke
and Circuit Judge w. L. Whitney, in
formation reaches the StarBulletin
from q reliable source that Assistant
u. s. Attorney Samuel B. Kemp, for
mer Texas Judge, will be the choice
Of the department as successor to
Judge Whitney, despite recommends
lions. z...-. -
This information is given the Star
Bulletin by an official In close touch
with Attorney General Gregory and
the department of Justice. This off.
cial points out that Judge Kemp was
taken off county bench In Texas and
sent out to Hawaii as assistant u. s.
attorney. The salary Of the office
here was materially raised when
Kemp took Office, and his coming here,
the Star-Bulletin Is told, was with
the understanding that, II he made
good, he would be In lire for promo
ton. s&
And there Is not the least doubt
that Judge Kemp has made good in
the office he now holds" this official
adds. He is liked by everyone he
has met and as assistant 10 the u. s.
attorney his work has been above
par" =. 80
While the Star Bulletin has printed
current reports that Judge Kemp
would succeed former Circuit Judge
Coke. this official is inclined to be-
Heye he will succeed Judge Whitney.
His reason Is that Judge Kemp does
not become eligible for an appoint.
u1snf 10 q bench until February s, and
that Judge Whitney's resignation is
scheduled 10 take effect on February
IS. This official believes that the
vacancy now existing on the bench IN
the third division Of circuit court viii
be filled immediately. -
Huber e Well Pleased
The Endorsement by the Bar Associa-
ton Tuesday Of u. s. Attorney Huber
10 succeed Clemens on the federal
bench Il meeting distinct approval in
Local court circles. Attorney Huber
TODAY smiIInely declined to discuss
the ihtorsemont simply saying that
he h in receptive mood"
The Star 7rlletIn1on Tnesuay fore
cast that Huber would be ihdofsed by
the local Oar and further forecast
that Judge De Bolt and Attorney
Franklin would be among four per-
ec1s who undoubtedly would be con.
eidered IN making the final indorse.
ments for the circuit judgeships.
Judge De Bolt has had considerable
bench experience in local courts.
Franklin ID one Of Honolulu,s young.
est attorneys and is associated with
the law firm Of Thompson. Mflyerton
4 Cafhcart
There appears to be little doubt in
the minds Of Honolulu attorneys and
court officials that Attorney Huber
win be appointed TO the federal bench.
Probably no other man In Hawaii
stands q high IN the estimation OF
the department Of justice as Mr..
Huber, local federal official told
the Star.Bulletin recently.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
r. Exchanae.l
SAN FRANCISCo-Sailed, Jan. %,

SAN FRANClSCO-Sailed, Jan. %, 4
p. m, str. Great Northern for Homo
lulu, via San Pedro and Hilo
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed, Jan. "a.
noon, str. Matsonia, for Honolulu.
PAG0-PAGO--5siled, Jan. %, str.
Sierra for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed, Jan. II, str.
Nippon Maru for, Honolulu.
SAN ANCISC0-Arriyed, Jan. %,
IL p. m, str. Lurline, hence Jan. Is.
C0M0X-Arriyed, Jan. %, ship John
Ena, hence Jan. 6.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

NINE. MEI.BA: The little Hawai-
ian song which Teggy Center sang
last night ana which proved so, popu-
lar Is called ''ruuwaawaa," but / don't
know what,it means. 1t is a new. COM
position, and the Hawaiian accompani.
ment was delightful. ,.--~... I.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
HEINIE'STAVERN
THIS EVENING

THIS EVENING
A box of Orange Blossom Candy and
box of Rio-Tan Cigars the prize to-
night.
HAWAIIAN SONGS AND HULA
DANCES e..
500 ---: pINNER:--$ $500
Canape Ia FL Captain
Green and Ripe Olives Sailed Almonds
Chicken coisomme, Duchess
Green Turtle q la Anglaise
Broiled Halibut, Maitre D'Hotel
Boiled Kumu, Sauce HoIlandaise
Baked Stuffed Tomato, Demi-G lase
Banana Fritters. Sauce Rum
Spring Chicken Roast, Chestnut
Dressing
Roast Leg of Pork. Apple Sauce
Fried Sweet Potatoes
String Beans Saute
Celery and Apple Salad
Vanilla Ice Cream Pineapple Special
Hot Mince Pie
Cabinet Pudding, Fruit Sauce
Small Cake X
Cafo Noir
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

G. w. Huntington was elected a
member and chairman of the board of
the Virginia Railway, to succeed C.
w. Hotchkiss, deceased.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Adtt.-G Pearson announced, that
the National Guard Of Massachusetts
would be kept at maximum fighting
strength at all times.
Nitrate exports from Chile are rap.
Idly increasing. Latest figures for
1916 show monthly exports about dou.
BILE those of same months, 1916.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Twelve persons lost their lives
while hunting in the Maine woods
during the game season which. opened
November I. a. t@t-~-.-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
l0(N And GEVERkL

Hawaiian Lodge. F. and A. NJ. has
special meeting tonight for first de-
gree work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
DANCE sAIuRpAY MIGHT

Another Of the regular dances for
the benefit OF the enlisted mems club
of the National Guard will be held
next Saturday evening at the armory.
Best OF Hawaiian music is promised.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Among champion long distance calls
for official meetings 10 a wireless
from Charles r. Forbes, chairman Of
the public utilities commission, in
structing that body to assemble on the
day after his arrival next week from
the mainland Forbes sent the mes
sage from San Francisco. l..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
POLICE COURT NOTES

The Macfarlane Company, Ltd, was
fined 800 I'm police court for failing to
file an annual report Of its business.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

sTAR-5uI-LETlk GIVES YOU
ToDAYis NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Something new In music WAS en-.
ioyed by guests and friends Of the
Pleasanton when q Filipino orchestra
gave q concert at the hostelry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Another lucky catch Of q big fish
was made by q Japanese fisherman,
Mino Tatani. who caught 75e-pound
seabass or Jewish (hapuupuul,
which sold for 500 at the fish mar
ket and later realized over $3.50 at re-
tail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Roy Benedict was fined $50 in police
court when convicted OF needless driv-
ing on complaint OF Frank Coombs,
who says the defendant malieiously
cut In front Of him on Waipio hill
Sunday, damaging Coombs' machine,
and then attempted to escape.
Thomas B. Crockett was fined SIS
for needless driving. s
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
ADAMS CROSSROADS.

At Bloonery Church the Sunday
School service viii be held in the
morning AZ 1870.
Mss Myra Porter Is visiting II Bal
timore.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Fountain enter
tained a party Of friends from Smiths
vile last Saturday evening and after
the amusemsuts ice cream and cake
were served.
Mrs c. 3. Culver Is entertaining
Ms. Charles AlTord FOR q few days.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
LOVES X-RoADs.

Mrs. Jennie Taylor and daughters.
Louisa and Eleanor Of ST. Peters
burg. Fla-, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. II. Hester Short, NJ. and
Mrs. Edgar Jones. Mss StesImau
Taylor, and walter Lewis, attended
the funeral Of Mrs Pusey At 3HllTille
last week.
Mrs Ida King and daughter. Miss
Elsie. are visiting n Laurel this
week.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
70 GaoWEzs- Pzo0UcEzs AND
-aEEzs
NEW YORK,

Asparagus and StraEberriss, WANTED
Aga. oco. 7 ? & Co. 81 Tas1-zg-0n
BelVs5rrs Bros. ..---.--411 z l15-h
Cove F-znk & Co. 54s Tzs1tEE-o1
Covert Bros .l-l-3 Rsa1s
DeEEzzr Bros lit Wzllzbout Lz-
DiE1u. r r. & So1- 2ss Warrington
E1z-s Jozz 2 .--.-ss5 Washington
Fsrrc-s & Lodolce Co.-.--.1ss Rescs
Efs-ro Bros- .I1C5 TzllzboEc 2IEL
- --Es. Jo11 z & Co ...25s Wzs1'1
E-1st. s Z & z z 5-s Washington
Gale. James ..z3l Wzl-z5cu- 3LzrEe-
Iupsrzro Bros ECo. T-c- 1913 FIRST A.
Lnperzto. ice .-----..- z11e FIST AZ.
Janscks. L Co. CTEeJ rs Washington
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
Clans and Oysters, Waated b
Eggs- Wanted By

4 real tramp cane 20 Fra-ktord
r1is pss- week. but TIE people refused
% g.Te hin even coid scrap food, IS
there Is 50 much dezz1d for labor.
there cz1 Be 70 excuse FOR anybody
ne-z Idle.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25

Asz1sr- hilllzZ --------l5 H2-rls'9-
Sz-ziss1fslt- = ---------34 Hzrrtsol
Rsi-sr Bros .------------sf warren
sladkuz. Chzz- 4 4 Bro 1s4 Duane
Eggs and PoultrJ. Wanted by
AIpazgh z s & Gov. wash Mkt
G,sicE1a1. RECo. III Wallzbo1t 4kt
Hoe gzcob -..---2s5 washington
Lezis- 4 4 Co. I1c- c------1s3 Duane
Shorr. Azo-1z- z---------319 Grss1 Eicz
Trzea-s1herg. George $50 GrssnE5eh
EgEs. Butter. Cheese. Wanted b.
BzIfozr Brns- $500 s5s-z Washington
Coughlzz- 2 Il ( So1- Inc. IL Duane
Long : s 4 Bro Inc 18Th & wash.
Eggs. Batter. Poultry. Wanted b.
FIeisc1L EuuESo1 5I4 weschsster Az
GeE.r-E Jonas ----. -314 GreelWic1
Hzrses Alex -.---I91 Duane
J & sons. 1871 Harrison
Wsl1fz-1. Morrls --.---3s2 Grsez~-cL
alsE. J. 4 Co----.-.-----..-1 -136 Rsz1s
Fish. Wanted b.
Cornelius. P = .-g F---0a F-sh Mk-
Dzis. John CoT1c- Ia- 81 1r fsh Nzt
Eillgh. 7. n Co = Fu-rc1 f.-t NEt
Scrz-d- Francis L 10 Fu- Flzl Az-
Zeller. C1as & SOz los Fulton Fish 3lEr
Fish and soft Grabs. Wanted b.
& Mccarthy IS Fulton FIsh Ut
Han ? 2 & Co. 81 Fulton FISH 5fEt
Rober-s HALE Co. II Fulton F1sh 1fkI
Rogers. H Il Z Co. y Fulton Flsh 1Czr
wallace & Eesuey, 70 Fuito1 Fish Nat
Fish. Clans and Grabs. Wanted By
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
PHILADELPHIA

Asparagus and Strawberries, Wanted
Bs1Es-E Bros- -------- 304 No. Water
Butter (Countryl. Wanted By
Nice < Slre55er Co $40 So. Water
Butter, Eggs. Cheese, Wanted By
Aver & Mckinney. - y Delaware Az
Butter. Eggs, Poultry, Wanted By
Kelsey. 4 r.. Cor. ID Z CalloEhilI
Hslis-.ck Frank & Co 30 CalIOEhill
Clans and Crabs. Wanted By
Bzy Fish Co-....82 ". 2ud
Scaoca. George 7. 1881 5. Water
Corn. Cob and Shelled, Wanted By
Basrian GHEBro. 1897 z Pzssayunk
Street sidney & SOUS 31st & Chestnut
Eggs, Wanted By
aver & Mckinney. - S.DelaEare Az.
Nee 4 Schrs5ber Co. ...6-10 s. Water
S-sckEouss. EdE. 5 & Co Il S. Water
Eggs and Butter. Wanted By
Bowers, P A Company sail y. Water
AzcDolzld- John J. .....13 So. Water
Eggs, Butter and Poultry Wanted By
FuIw0od. Fm Il Z Co. 1859 South
Eggs and Poultry. Wanted By
1oulbouru II L-.......1s2 CaIloEhuI
ststz. Edward P & Co. .SGs 8. Front
L1arbsF, Stephen --...I1 S Water
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
New LIrhtinr system InstaIIed.

TIE Presbyterian Church a. Frank
ford hzs rad q neE Lighting system
installed. and il ElI b used for the
first rDe leT- Sunday evening. Tie
installing ceremony a. t1e church.
with Rev He1ry Ge5lzrd as rs pas
Tor. Eill take place On Tuesday even
ing. and the folloEi1g ministers are
expected 20 assist, Rev Henry Gun
ninghan from Wilmington. and Rev.
Fred Eull1zr from LeEes The sys-
lsm makes q decided improvement in
the appearance of TIE c-urch
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
HARRINGTON
Home Hakers CIuh

At4E AAAEEe AA4ls
T1e Hone Makers Cl1b. Ehica Ezs
orgzzizs5 5y Mss Elizabeth JeEersoz
o. Delaware College. I've weeks ago,
gave Al =z-s--ailZs-t a. Mzste1 Hall
TzUrsdzy 1iE1r OF Izst EesE. Z being
the close o. The tern B. uutuzI coz
se1r t1e meeting vas turned into 4
pzt-i5-lc c=Zo1s-rz-5o1 and a pro
gran o. z patriotic nature Ezs rs1d-
cred Lls speaker vas Dsa1 Hay
: Ard of DssEz-e College. Ez0 re
fsrred 20 ne good E0-k beng done b.
the various Cubs II IRE STATE He
s-z-s1 La II Wilui1groz alone. due
-zrgsy % the teaching OF suc1 4
course by Delaware College ucre
t1s1 = thousand bacEysrts lad been
converted mo gardens. Dr.. Holmes
and RsT. NJ. Day nade appropriate
talks Several musical numbers Es-e
Rendered ~ rAe close OF the literary
program Dean Hayward presented
% the following us-bers:
Mss Nay Jones. Ms. Nellie Jones.
Mss sara Jones, Mss Stone. Miss Jsn
lie Rickzrds. Ms. VIII Smith. Mrs.
: lloyd Turner. Ms. J. Y. SLsldraks.
Ms. Georgia Jacobs. Mrs Fred Mas
ten Ers. Bella Reese. Ms. Emma
Po-Le-. Mrs. E-ussc RaughIey. Mss
Aria Baker. Mrs Spurry. Ms. C-ssd-
.ck. Mss Anna Royds, Ms. oscar
Hlx- Mrs. AEcs VIZ, Miss Adj Jones.
Mss S1arp
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
4 Laree FIag a THE Bank

T-z- the people OF Frz1kf0rd are
patriotic can b. seen by al E10 zp-
proac1 the tOEu by large flag which
floats over the First National Bank
Building
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25

20 COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
REcEEEzs-
KY l1cE cTz- y5-- 4-z--1-z
a-1 -ags Mzz ---rsc-ss - -z-=- 1 A.
ne - -Es 1--c--E ---s
70 GRoWEzs- PRo0UcE7s AND
SHIPPERS
Te1 ean 60 -zce 1s--sr. c. -1s E-r,as.
att-u-r . E-s -tz- wzEE F1ur go
49, --z- a1-1tzE % --csa u11 % D1-
aaE f1r. o. psrzrs 60 z1r 1eEl-s -1s--
VIE % -zcss EEe1 Ask .-r MzrEsr
Es1ar-s- rel --z- WEz- y1z AFe f1r
Fzz z-z -ze k-U 10y Wzz T1Er Eru-
zzr-s Erzzs1 7ac1sd a-1 szrped- D1z 2
E-- T1- e11Elg-EeCs z -Es aEa
Earssr
N-zcsa .zs Ca-sz5-.s vzsz E-f--E.
FRANK a CCZ2-egrEEz
Igs zaE-1ad Ave LLf1r1 Del
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25

LaE-sss. P So-s L-c. g LIKE y l2-h
Lt11s-s- AcE1-r- 4 Co I-c IS Tash-
Lipp-z1z- ! 4 G. I1c $50 Wzs1'n
LceEeErEzL I--------1sT Rszds
Nsysr. A z 4 ca. IA PARK Pl-
Gsyar. Re 4 Co 1885, 1-zI-z5ozf Irkt
Fatzls & Frz-E 80 - EaszinEroz
Psru1l. = z & Co. ~ H-zshizg-oz
szteL J----114 Wzllz1cuE Market
Sszer. :. P. 4 Co ---2s3 Washington
SchE-rrs-s. L z & Sczz- So wash
S-cU- 4 D-ost 1858 Pax Pl
T0Elsezd- =. Z 1zs WzIlz5ozr M
Fogs- 4 C. 4 CO ..-54z WsshLzg-o1
Whi-essl- 4 S..-.-57 Like r. 1e-1
Calves az1 Poultry. Wanted b.
DsSoysIss. s & Co, v. wash l1-r.
Fzruerz Con EoCze Inc q Ea-risc1
EoTey. Gas 3. Wes- Vas. z ME-
MoEe-zcu- " z 4 So1 Inc
s. LzEtoz Ave
NoTi-1- ID, 81 F-1s1'g AZ. Brooklyn
Oliver. George 4 Co. w. Wzshu MEr
O-5s, 2 y. & CO.. " wash 1lrr
Pz1l 4 j & Co Inc $3.50 Grace Az
StzEss & Ail=r. Inc -s51 Brock AZ.
W1ssls- r. 4 -..---...3z Grace At
Clans and Oysters, Wanted by
TreaklsJEdv. 2ekz1 Fulton Fish Mkt
Crabs Wanted By
P ~ s Fulton F-sa 8-z-t
Eggs, Wanted By
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
School Commencement a Great
Success.

The annual commencement Of the
F'rz1Et0r5 Public ScLcols was held as
announced II -zs- weeks C1r0-lc.=.
IL r-e Tosn d HaI and i vas q sue
cess The program opened wiki the
Invocation 1y Rev C. W Strickland.
folIowed by an Grafton, The Great
Crucible,- Dale Christopher; OratlO1,
Gossip Szrzi Dzlzey, GRAFTON. ~T1e
Value cs q Thought. Wm. 4 Gum;
duet. Helen walls. Lula Hudson. with
Beu-ah Long u the piano, Grafton.
The Americzu Flsg" A1drsy Layton;
address 10 graduates. Hon Henry c.
Conrad. remarks. Supt- E Hard
es-y and C. M Simpler, presentation
OF diplomas. Morgan 7 Gum presi-
dent OF Board Of Education; benedic-
ton. Rev. Henry E Gerhard.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
Pisa. WANTED by

American Fish Co : Dock s. Fish N.
trrtcksOl- Samuel 4 Co. -s54 y. Fro-.
Potatoes, sweet and White. HaBt,,
feEsrr- J. H .--....-..zIs De-,
tsnss.uan- Louis -..-.---lis DoeF
Klein P & son ------51 P-oducz A.
ScocE5erger c z .-4dl y. F-5-.
wilkins, Lunsou Co. s5I-3 NeErrarEs,
PoEitrJ LiFel. Wanted hy
HesseIer. 4 L & So1- 90 Dors
-'arsons & Bro. "a CalloEbT
Smell. Samuel .524 50 -
kags and Paper stock. Wanted 81
'ufante Bros- .. z3-s s Wa..
Rope and Canvas f0Idl. Wanted -
Chsuik- John J. & Co 50s-s s Del 1,
Scott Thomas J..--.---T74 S. Fro-,
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
FRAEKFoRD

This Has Been -CIean-Cp Week
Frz1kford e a clean tow n uos-
al respects. bat even the best ot Is
gst careless during the winter months
and make plies o. litzer which las 70
b cleared away II re sprEg. IN re-
sp01ss % suggestions b. those Tho
have civic pride vel deTsloped. this
week las been made 4 general week
for cleaning up al rubbish about she
EoUss q the toEn Tie streets we're
pur into good co1ditiol and the prop
e-ry holders made good By cleaning.
VFhitsEzshing and making every part
OF their homes attractive
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
Parade and Baby Day On SATURDAY.

F-zuEto-c VII have z l.--ie excite
ueut o. happy uz-u-e on Saturday
II the Esst5sr IS favorable. and a.
o1e O'Clock ?. Il. there vii Be z
parade Of L1s babies Of the rOEu
E5icl vii ezd a. TIE address 20 be
made b. Mrs. Dzuer. w.o Eill speak
principally upol 5nfznciIe paralysis
TIE Physicians are eIpec-ed 70 Be
present and talk 20 the mothers upo1
The subject o. babes
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
-. Orstsrs. %. ~ by

Fish. Oysters, Clans, Wanted By
Red Tbos MECo. los Fulton Fish Mkt
Guiueas, Pigeons. S.Iuabs. Wanted b.
Hsins-an Bros. .217-z1 Warrington
Erskzar Pozltry Co Inc-1s-z4 18Th AZ
Peas Early. Wanted By
Dlxoa. P =. Z son rs Wash'u
Poultry Dressed. Wanted By
Hsinezan Bros ..2l7-2l Washington
Psultry Dressed aad Calves. Wanted
Hiur.chs. y. J. Co. Inc 40 ". 14th
Psultry Live, Wanted By
EzsseI. David C.. 1s-17-Is 18th Ave
Erzkz1r Poultry Co Inc 1924 lsth a.
PsaItry and Rabbits. Wanted By
Costa & BiEgto .-.---ls7 Chambers
Poultry 1 squads Dressed, Wanted
Haineuzu Rros- Zlz-ZI washington
+ z-1 J. A.--.---3Il Wzs1I1g g-O1
Knapp & Van ECstrz1d Inc. 24l Wash
Poultry squads AID Eggs, Wanted By
Durham, " & Sozs. 80 Washington
aosh1- Jacob 5--------2 -2s5 Washington
Sauabs. Wanted By
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25

Eggs and Batter, Wanted By
Blck 3 Co. -..--.-....sAs G-ss-E-cz
Brz1chE & DuE11d. Inc a. Harrison
E1Fz-d < Gotley. I-c--.--1-- Diane
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25
YIN. Murray's Home Destroyed.

a IRE OF unknown o-lg-1 OF Lllrs-
day last destroyed the home q VII
Eau Murray. g farmer residing near
Frar kford He and his family had
been away for the evening. and while
on their way home. saw their house
burning They could save nothing.
and -here vas hu- small amount OF
insurance
Last Sunday during the thunder
gust lightning struck the home q
James SloreI. a colorsd farmer -iv-
ing lezr Lambs Camp grounds No
one vas seriously injured. although
the house was somewhat torn up.
The remains 81 Mrs Lsrgurite
Gray were brought hare from phil
adeIphiz Tuesday for burial The
funeral vas held In the II. Z. church
and fntermeut made il Carsy's Gem
eterv. Sle was the widow Of Samuel
J. GRAY OF Gumb0r0, and a. one tine
they resided here. Tls Oldest son
died recently and there nov remains
OF their children two daughters and
one son
The strawberry crop Is only about
a. week later than last year, but L VIII
Be well under way next week when
train loads viii leave this vicinity ev-
cry day.
3Irs. Ella Long of Philadelphia has
been visiting in Frsukford-
Miss Miriam Chamberlain has re-
turned home from school in Philadei-
phia.
Hsnry Huxford from the L. S.
NAVY. and n. c. Gun have been the
guests OF Mrs. Z. L Huxford this
week.
william Waples from Pocomoks
City. has been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Julia TuuueIl.
The Tfmmo1s Literary Society held
its last meeting for this school year
on Friday. An unusual good program
was given and vas enjoyed b. several
visitors The socistY VIII Be reorgan-
fzsd when school opens again this
fall.
Mrs. Arthur Coin from Whining
ton is 2 guest Of Mrs. John CoHn.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25

BoeLz- Dz1I P - Tallzho1t
B-szzz-. P 4 So1---.35s Grss1Ftch
B-0E1 & Roc- Co .-..-.1ss-7 RsEde
B-l-sz- c. II Co-------23 Ezrrlso1
Brirrsz- g 2. 4 Co ----1s HzrrisC1
BrTzl-DETsu Co. ne --l7s Frz1kiin
Crz Wf1-1- J " ------15 Ezrr.so1
DzTsy. A11-sE Inc 359-3 Grse1Eich
Elzsz- y n. - Tss11g-oz
FarEsrs Coz House. Inc p Harrison
F0-rgzzg Bros .----.55s Grss1Eich
FrzncEs- Jon z 4 Co. z5s WszhE
Gel1eF Bros 1904 Duane
HsizsZzz Bros. 217-21 washington
Es1tze. y. P. -...--.-3s1 G-ss1Etch
Ea6zEs. Louis. ....... .30s G-eszEicL
Erezrich ia 4 Cou'E Co s Harrison
Eurrtn 4 Eurrtn ....-.3a5 Gres1wicA
LaZ5ly & Aips1gh Inc. Is EtsrT tso1
Nichols Bros Inc -l3S Reads
SoT1c1. ID. ~ FIush'g AZ. Brooklyn
Pond. z 7. Co. Izc- - 34I-3 WzzE'n
R1seztsl1. S Co -.-..-...1s1 Duane
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SscEel & Eisr-z1- Isl GrsslEicl
S1irz1- Joseph .-..---.-..-ss Duzzs
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WILMINGTON

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Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25

--@FEol1- limousine and l0W Mr. and
Mrs VIZ are enjoying visiting their
relatives and friends a. q distance
Hugh Vincent has also purchased a
Chevrolet Il Is good 20 see such &
wave Of prosperity and advancement
II this section OF the state. Many
others are anticipating getting = not
or car.
The many friends OF Ms. Elni-a
Ei11zIo1 are sorry 20 learn thz- she
has broken her leg Mrs EinnzmO1
3 advanced in Years and much sut-
fs-i1g IS caused thereby
Mrs Earle Nelson OF Preston spent
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
VIZ.
T1e picnic vas held AZ Prospect
ScLcol On Saturday afrer1ooo. but on
account Of z misunders-sndt1g uot
many were present. An abundance OF
ice cream was served
Alfred Il Hopkins is improving IN
health
Mrs Frank Porter is visiting Dr.
Lyman Porter IN Pennsylvania, and
last week enjoyed g trip 70 the Get
tysburg battlefield.
Frank Hanson. Of Wilmington. has
again been called 20 the BEDSIDE OF
his fzther-in-law. Joseph Simpson.
who Is il . very critical condition.
and whose death has been expected
for TWO weeks
Mrs Harry Porter. who has been
in New YORK since last fall on &C
count Of her health, IS expected TO re-
turn 20 her home here this summer.
Corn planting IS late-sOms OF the
farmers just finished this week
Many Of Us are busy sending grad
ustion gifts. especially those OF rs
deeply interested n the cause OF eiu-
cation
Mrs Alice H. Ross has been re-
ceiVng some lucrative offers as teach
sT IN the Rocky Mountain and Pacinc
Coast section Of our country. The
latest geography Just presented 10 her
By Ginn & Co. OF Boston. Mass. calls
them the Western Statesl- Every
year Mrs Ross receives offers Of
some Of the best paying positions IN
the different sections Of the United
States. the letters stating only eIper-
fenced teachers sre wanted. However
Mrs. Ross says that she Is delighted
with Delaware and the rural schools
here, as well as with her country
home. but she Is ready % do all she
can 20 help anyone desiring new coun
ry and a better salary 20 secure one
Of these positions
For your graduation presents. see
Stokes. the Jeweler.
Milford chronicle., 1917-05-25


The senior class OF the Harrington
Hlgl Sc1oOI VIII hold their com-
Dslcsusnt exercises on THURSDAY eT-
e1--g- Nay 81. u Reese Opera House
TIE class ToI IS IS follows. E-Eood
G-uEelL president; Rose1z Poors.
weep PRESIDENT Violet Orwell szc-e-
tz-y- violet Morris. treasurer. Ezo
Fzrrow anna Townsend Emma Tsy-
-or. May G-=s1iee, Mamie BouniTiIIe
s-1 Layton Mzs-el. The class NOT
20 IS Honor awaits a. Le5or's Gaze
t-= class c0.ors are gold and white.
and che class EoEsr IS The daisy.
George Rsd1e1 2 large real estate
owner and packer. is erecting 2 zen
thousand dollar cz-1=rv A. Bu-rsTi--z
z-1 IS contracting for Eve hundred
acres os tomatoes This means
great deal % this section between
B---sT-l-s and Harrington. M. Red
den resides A. Denton and manages
several large cal1eries-
Eugene WlL has purchased usw