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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-29
No Peace With Germany
Unrepentent- Miner

LONDON. Sept. 2S.-Viscount Miner.
minister without portfolio In thr british
war council. speaking today at the
American luncheon club declared against
any peace with the "unrePentant Ger
the United States into tho wnr and the
moral Significance of II Lord Minor
evoked n tremendous nuthnrSt from
those Mt the luncheon when h" said: i
feel that your country and mine are now
united by something far stronger than
any written pact or alliance. namely by
an absolute unity Of motive and aim.
Viscount Miners speech obviously
has been altering from Germany in past
weeks He declared that IL was the In
tcntion Of thc entente allies to pursue
.'unfaItcringly and rcsolutely To the
end" their crusade, 80 that, the world
shall he a better place tn live in than
hnfnre--world dominated by other law
thnn tho law Of the Jungle"
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HELM FOUR-FLUSHES
CONTINUED From First Page.)

their near-fight. the subject was nor
preached until just before adJournH1er''
Start Of tho Clash.
The clash started during lull In the
proceedings after Norton had been re-
fused time to reply to reports that i1e'-
lin had said he was dlsloyal. II came
most unexpectedly to the fifty OF more
members present.
After failing - sc. the floor. Norton
went through tn" Republican sac -
tho hack of the house and walked down
the Democratic side until ne taceo nel-
lin. who was seated at q table writing
Neither man greeted the other. but
after gazing steadily at Helm FOR
moment Norton spoke:
Did YOU ever say at any tune. or
give out any report to any one ina.
was disloyal in this WARP he asked.
NO did not" Hrflin replied. There
was q moments silence during when
Norton continued TO glare at hethh'
who still was seated
go back on YOUR own side. said the
Ala bama membe
"TIl 70 back wnan get ready" Nor
ton responded.
over IN o Minute.
Then Herlin rose. grasped Norton pS
the coat lapcls ard began backing nm
toward q row OF seats. norton Luz
lighter Of the two by fifty pounds. came
hecE with . vigorous push which drove
the Alahaman's back against sears
ocross The aisle. A moment later an
assistant sergeant-at-arms and severn
roen,bars pulled the men apart. WnHe
serreant-at-Arms Gordon hurried dow"
the aisle to display his MASSIVE mace
Tho historic symbol Of authority inc
marc lighting Of which is supposed 10
raduce TO fear and quiet the most
obstreperous. ., ~
Tho house aud poured out OF CLOAK rooms
toward the scene Of action. over oenches
in their haste Some laughinslF urseu
that the combat be permitted u 'eo"
tinue. 1-o,trckv
=, ~ chair uoundcd frantically with
tic gavel and shouted for order.
REPRESENTATIVE Hetlin began to wave
,aI, pen,,bltcans WHO'D led by Repre-
oan+,ttye Cooper, Of Wisconsin. ana
D.nresentative Gaer. Of North DAKOTA
we're swarming across the o'H 'u'"e
o;sle TO the Democratic side.
zoo on back on your own side or 70"
will cot hurt" he cried. indicating MS
nillinrness to take on other oPpenent,S,;;
Take off your guns and you W..
have a chance" replied Represeh'a'''e
Cooper. ~ ora- Mr.,
Eut the nost!lities We're over.
Norton and the other Repuoilc"1is 80
drew. while the Alaoania ,,r.aG
u.sot.,t,ncd out his vest and resumed
st I;.;nr Norton reappeared on the
f,aor after a few minutes and also u,
i.oo' ,nr;tinr The galleries remained
snli throughout tho. rest of the day'
~, ,:Istrors yainly hoping for re6ump-
ton Of the entertainment. .,os n
There have been various clasnes on 40
49,, ho,,se in the past. The last one
"a. ON the floor and between mem
-. Sneaker Clark said tonight. was
otaycd by Representative MondelI. o.
Wyoming, and Delegate Wickersham' Ut
Alaska.
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5HR|NER5 SUBSCRIBE $4,000 FOR
SECOND ISSUE Of LIBERTY BONDS

sources of America were never SO
ample for ourselves; and so formidable
for our enemies as now. The com
bined resources of the national and
state banks Gncluding trust compa-
nies) Of the United States are now
S31 600, 100000. AZ the outbreak OF
the Civil war the combined resources
Of the banks were estimated 10 be
$500. 000.O00, and yet with these llnl'
tied banking resources the Union gov
eminent raised $4,000, 100000 by bond
sales, or twice the amount OF the
banking. resources Of the country.
Upon the same basis we should now
be able 10 raise $74 .00Q.000,000 through
government loans am not suggest
ing that this may be done; am only
drawing comparison
War For Democracy.
The secretary briefly reviewed the
causes for Americas entry into the
war. declaring this could not be done
TOO often because of the efforts OF
noisy agitators and disloyal writer's
to confuse the issue. Much OF this
propaganda he said, probably had
ufNu Ioi ItQ Will iSAN IN
hind for the purpose by Won Bern
storff, "the adroit and malevolent
German amba ssador."
While it is true that America went
to war to make liberty and democ-
racy secure throughout the world,
said Mr. McAdoo, it must be remem'
bered that she entered also for a
more immediate reasonable wanton
disregard Of American rights and
ruthless destruction Of American life
and property. If the United States
had acquiesced in the kaisers order
that it's shipping stay off the seas, he
declared $3.400.0 100000 of American
commerce with Great Britain, France
and Italy would have been cut off and
with one stroke of his pen the kaiser
would have accomplished more de-
struction on our farms, in our fac
tories and in our mines than he could
achieve with all the armies and
navies of the German empire"
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LOCAL CONCERN HAS
JAPANESE CONTRACT
THE ]. E. MOSS IRON WORKS TO
SHIP TEN CARLOADS OF
STRUCTURAL STEEL.
First Shipment This Morning-Is Also
Filling United States Govern
ment Contracts.

The J. f. Moss Iron Works Of Wheel
ing. starts shipment on an order of
structural steel consigned To japan to-
day. Four cars will hc loaded with the
iron at the local plant. and will be
immediately started westward. They
will 80 over the Union Pacific to the
Pacific coast. whore Japanese govern
ment vessels will take charge Of the
material. The local concern has been
working on this order for a month or
more. When the order is completed
ten car loads OF structural steel will
have been shipped.
The J. r. Moss Iron Works has also
several government contracts for iron
work OF different purposes over the
country. These orders are being filed
as fast rs shipping facilities and labor
conditions will permit.
The Japanese order was secured
through New York broker.
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COAL PRICE ISSUE
BEFORE Mr.. WILSON

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-After hear
ing demands of coal operators that tbs
government pric" for coal be revised up
ward TO permit All advance in pay To
miners DR. n. 4. Garfield. the fuel nd
ministratnr. today laid the question be-
fore President Wilson.
DR. Garfield will ISSUE statement
probably tomorrow. announcing IN" at
titudr Of the government. The operators
arc confident that il will forecast 4 re-
vision Of prices ut tho mines, although
the fuel administrator has given no FOR
mn' Indication nj his purpose.
The miners. representatives tempo
rarily hloclird tntlay plans Of operators
for 4 rcn-day Adjournment OF the wage
conference of mine owners and miners
of the central competitive district or IL
lin0iS, Indiana. Ohio and western Penn
Sylvania. The operators want the recess
in order 10 go back to their districts and
connie production costs for submission
MS tho basis Of an appeal for an increase
of government fixed price OF coal.
The question has been referred to a
subcommittee which Will meet tomor-
row morning and report it's decision.
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NEWS BRIEFS

City Manager Magic yesterday or
tercd the work being done by the West
Virginia Traction company on the Pen
insula bridge near the Schenk plant at
Second street. Fulton. halted until nm
investigation could be made rs the
rights OF the traction company in the
natter and steps taken TO protect the
city.
Captain Louis Bennett. head Of TIC
West Virginia aviation corps, has H.
ccivcd q letter from Captain William
Frey. who was badly injured when his
airplane fell several months ago near
Beech Bottom. stating that he is rccor-
ering rapidly at the home Of his mother
In New York and that he will shortly
join the Princeton university aviation
school as an instructor.
-OuartcrnaSter W. Re. Fullerton Of
tho !. w. Holiday G.. \. K. post. rn-
quests that any Of the II veterans who
drew transportation to attend the peace
reunion ut FickshurE. Miss. next
month and cannot attend, will notify
him at once so that tho tranSporta tinn
may be given 10 other veterans who arc
anxious to make III" trip.
1t is reported that Harry f.. Elmar
Of the Famous Players Film company,
Of Chicago. will arrive I'm Wheeling
shortly to establish temporary studio
here in the nearby hills Ia film scenes
for the photo play of the Life Of Lin
coin"
DIR. {. l.. Ruggles of WcllShnrg. has
received his commission from the war
department ms a FIRST lieutenant in the
medical reserve corps. He has been
practiclng in Wellshurg for the pnst
II 10, Inc IN hO
called 10 the colors.
The Wheeling Office Of the Wells
Fargo Express company fs now IN
charge Of c. T.. Emhoff. of Newark. O..
who succeeds O. w. 1Iannahs. former
manager, who was transferred 10 the
Pittsburgh office short time ago.
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Passionate CHANGES
Continued Prom First FaEe.)

pastors. Rev, o. A. Kelly, of Blacks
vile, was chosen president; Rev. l..
S. CROSS, of Pennington, secretary
and Rev. ". ". Sutton. of Wades-
town, treasurer.
Bishop Franklin Hamilton, who -
conducting the conference, tonight
gave a benefit lecture in the interest
Of West Virginia Wesleyan college at
Buckhannon, speaking on the subject,
winds of Freedom" a college sup
per was given. preceding the lecture.
With Mrs. G. Edmund Neil, of MOI
gantown, presiding. and an address by
DR.. Benton Bradley, a missionary from
India. the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society met late this afternoon.
Eight young ministers were recelY-
ed on trial. and three others, who had
been on trial, were admitted to full
connection at an executive session to-
day Those received on trial are the
Revs. M. c. Miller, Parkersburs;
Samuel Dotson, Redwood; C. NJ. Red
ding, of the Elkins district; Mason
Brakeman. Beckley; A. ". Miller, OF
Marshall county; W. w. Smith, Cabin
Creek; L. E. Price, Morgantown,, and
Bob Jones, Mo1gantown.. Those ad-,
mitted to full membership. are the
Reys. Troy En&aness' ParkeE1 s.
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WHEELINGITE ELEVATED
TO THE DEACONATE
r4cis, DISPATCH tn tho IntcllIsrncrr.

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept. eS.--At
solemn high mass Of ordination cel"hrat-
cd at st. Marys' Seminary today. Bishop
Owen u. Cnrrignn elevated one deacon
to the priesthood. twelve suh-dcacons to
the deAronat" and six snmtnnrtanS to
the sub den conHtc.
RcT. George V. Cooke. NJ Wheeling
was one Of those raised to deacon. Many
high church dignitaries. members of
tho faculty and seminary ut ST. Marys.
md relatives and friends Of the candi-
dates for tho Holy orders. were present
Mt the solemn high mass. Of ordination,
which WINS celebrated by the Bishop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-29
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

James Sinms. VIII" WAS shot by his
brother Wallace in a poolroom conduct
cd by the latter in Bellaire. Wedncs-
day night Is in n precarious condition
at the Bcllaire city hospital and grave
fears are entertained for mis- recovery.
AT an early hour this morning II was
reported that he was sinking rapidly
and might di" before thc night was
over
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p,no-o, for nowerEock Child.

This evening At ST. So ~, ' ,'Id 5s,nh'
for Dorothy t.liEabc.,.ii ,,ra,.,-.t 49,
ter Of Thomas NJ. VI, r.,. ..'' inbt fnlinw.
sock. who died ThiI.nroi ,'.,srs Vii ha
inE az 'ii,l'SS vi thomc. 2212 Chapline
ncIa IN III ~ 'I Ua DR. W. II. Fields. of
street, NJ IVY church. will officiate.
The bod will b" ."nrr;,,z u.horn inter-
land. Ohio. SundaI -. ~ % III. h,,rviro
mrnt will bc mhdS III '''' '@
,It.
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Ry virtue OF the authority sci! 'eS
trust executed by Matte violi .
Smith. her husband. 10 inc 3"
81 the 10Th day NJ September. -
ord In the office Of the Clerk %
Ohio County. West Virginia, ~
No. 100. At page -. | will ca -
tha north front Gor Of tht ~
County. West Virginia. on ar
TUESDAY. THE ETH nA" ".
commencing at ten o'clock u. "
srr!bed prornr,y situated ~
County. West Virginia. thna "
Cne hundred and thirty srrtt |" \.
lots. avenues and alleys raa'eu
Triudrlphia district. Ohio &c u"',
Plat Hook Svmhe! One. at ~
forty (i0I feet on the north@.
- 80 ,,,, hi -, an even
tl00l feet. Together with AID ue
,,, .t,,,.,.d ,l,oru,ri toR
,r't 49, ,,,rr,l,,,.ces
Shld lot hing subject To THO 'u
,.,.,,a. o,d ,",-,,,.,;orx md er "
~" "i, -, n.n,, s,,d ,,r buil
said lot heinR the same proprr.'
the said Matte ITola .Sl,!th. !"
Land Company. CorPoratinr y
", nv o,s,oa .,r,.sIJ in Decd
laRc $50. i,,I,,
TERMS OF SALE: OnP-r
money. and ns much Inorr as,'Hr
10 pay In rreh on day Of c7fe. ""'
be d!rided into two eQual p1yr, '
months from day Of sale: sal" =
benr interest from day Of sale ""
ferrcd lnslallInent payable s'"'
chaser giving his mites A1ith or
title h,lnE retained By the ;f'''''
10 fully paid f"r. 4, r
$500 g. 1920
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OBITUARY
pznor,, for eoarEe Eitson To-day.

rh;. -,o-rinc nj $3.50 o'clock funeral
.srr hS m" ilI hs hald for George J. Kit
Ell ;r rs .doy Sr tthc home OF his son.
Cleo Geo, NJ, So ~ 9e2a jacob street. fol-
io r.oaH w wi,i'', r.onim" high mnss in ST.
N iCTho IS" church > o,clock Inter
ment will he beSldf "'' "''e ~
sula
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WOOL

BOSTON. Sept. 49,
Bulletin will say tome
while the past w
seen n smaller volume
there still has been q n
almost everything and
very firm. In addit|
chases for civilian rel
also has been q furtI
the government for y
needs. Some buyiny
the middle west Is RI.
level Of full recent q
1.-The goods market
ter call for light va
AMI the governmeX
arffopu Fo
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BANISHES NERVOUSNESS

Puts vigor and Ambition Into
Rundown Tirod-out People.
II you feel tired out, out Of
sorts, despondont. mentally or
physically depressed and lack the
desire to accomplish things. get
soc box Of Nerv-Mintx at the
Griest Drug Co. today and your
troubles will be over.
II you drink too much. smoke
too much or arc nervous because
of overwork OF any kind. Merry
Mintz will make you feel better
in three days time or money back
from the Griest Drug Co. on the
first box purchased.
For all affections Of the ner-
yous system, loss Of appetite. lack
OF confidence. trembling. sleep
lessness. exhausted or weakened
vitality. weakening habits or
weaknesses Of any kind get box
today on the money back plan.
Mail n6ers filled; charges pre-
paid GrieEt Drug Co.
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WANTED Statesmen.

wAhTED-One hundred dollars weakly eshly made
With our hne q Hpeclalties We absolutely peore H..
II you are . hustler. write for pIruolArS The Warren
Refining & Chemical Co.. Cleveland. O. S-fo:s
WAHTEp-Vacancy October 9Th for competent siles-
man or ex-machant 10 BE- employed direct By 1
large Cleveland corporation. to sell merchants need
I'd high class speciality In W. Va and surrounding ter.
rtory Permanent position 1900 to $500 Per month.
Commissions paid weekly. State c1psrieneN Address
salos Manager Boz No. l7e Station c.. Cleveland o..
s-33-g
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David shy.

CfAtRkSECRG. w. :
David Snyder, sditor Of
publican. died to-day {
Weston. Of paralysis, |
was stricken Il week aG
in a street ~ his hon1/
50 years OF age and LED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-29
r,, <o- rtomas Feeny To-day.

1,,, ,r,.i,,S for Thomas r. Fccney.
,,,, u.'.t" 81 Wy lRcEcr) Feency. Of
n nuTua.ii 20 ..;r"t. vino passed away
! pr ltILtn',!' MI, ~ held in the family home
this morning al 90 oSabrnt.d IN e.
high mass wiz DC 1T I' y O'clock. with
,Ioscph'9 ra;h dry 81 N''
burial In Mt. Hlva'!'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OIL! OIL! OIL! Twenty thousand acre rch oil land
aggregated ny STATE OF 0AahomS for Development, IA
held under lnAsssied title Now bsinS worked With
ucrEy By practical oil men With yeAn Of experience.
Tremendous profits possible for those who come IN
now. Best OF referoee. Write to-day for nln detai
W. s. Stnrrit Co.. KinSkIde Bldg. Oklahoma CITY.
Okla. s-s9.E
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u,, .o- YRS. I,cichthsmmer.

Funeral services, for Yrs; Got und
Leichihamn"r. VIII" passed away veg T.,
ncsday, wsrr held f2"& Wood ts'" s;!ec It!
Zion Zion Lutheran ShurchA I"'eFm'"' In Mt
Zion cemetery.
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Mrs. C. T. Lanhan

Srrrial Dispatch To ;he In:eu' nc
HARRISBURG. ". sep; &c.? g.
After m illness Of srv9 noistIS. Hts ~
G. r. Lanham is dead :, n,.I"e III pIl
Jackson street. aged n III ne
husband and one son. : e' L. t@""-
ham. survive her.
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FOR SALE-Coal Lands

FOR sALE-3oon. Of Pittsburgh No. 8 vain coal IN
Belmont Co.. Ohio Party wants to sell the sams
and will take $35 Icrc. year, time u So 10 pay
for salne. Address p. o. Boz 81, Wheeling ". Va.
slip
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SALE-House containing rooms lot containir4
VA moro or less. also out btldlnel- For terms I'D
Dress W. W. Don1ey. 1000 Pt v1sv Ave. Younes.
town. o. S-l5-Sot
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TRUSTEES SALE

tied IN me By 3 deed Of
I.i Smith. and Jesse r.
- trustee. hearing date
>. 1915, and DOW on rec
o: the County Court Of
In Decd Of Truu Book
,ell II public suction A.
Court House Of Ohio
/ OF OCTOBER. 1917.
. NJ. the following de-
n 'TleHsanton. Ohio
Is To say: Lot number
n tl3Tj In the plat ~
allied "Pieaslnton." In
'untv. West virEipII- in
lsc 205. Said lu fronts
'ast hlue ~ 'Aiey view
even ~dtn mo hunafen
inc nuIioinh hn M
together with all the
.ces tftreunto belonging.
: niIldlns lincS sHo sef-
!. BUILDING p'lrpmeo. Inc
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WANTED Agents.

wARTEo-rre : nsr line Of soap extracts toile.
goods. perfumes. etc. for agents loo% Irofit.
Sample free Write quick LAcaasiIu Co.. Dep. 81.
st. LouiA No. I-f9-g
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FOR RENT-Furlahed room. 11oc pr week. alsn
room for Light Housekeeping range. bath. phone.
l0E9 ChApllne St. 18Th
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For: Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FOR SAlE-we bred driving MARI and ooh. coioi
bdsh black mar years old. weight 1000 or 1850.
CITY broke Colt 81 months old both guaranteed
sound Price reasonabls. Call Boil phone WaEWood
l8-M. s.F.m
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WANTED Female.
FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

WAHTEo-Erperence whits cook. No laundry uokr
Apply 72s Main 81 s-2s-k
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WANTED-Male or Female

WAHTEp-Three rocery clerks. edthar ssx Appb
Z. B. Potts. 10th and Main g. s-A:f~
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St. ~
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Tc was
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r EARRET. Clerk
=. @ y. c.. y. D. ". Va
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-14

Notice 10 Travelling Mcn-When
YOU have finished reading this paper
please throw 10 cat the car window
n viii D." greatly appreciated by
trackmen ana other employees who
were unable 90 secure q paper before
going 90 work tu's morning They 70
enjoy reading the latest wa news.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-14

Notice 20 Travelling NEW When
fou have finished reading this paper
please throw u out the or ui~f1v
q Will he gres'ly appreciated -
.rackm"n and other employees wh0
we're unable t0 =" u-e a payer before
GOING % work this morning. THEY'LL
'nloy reading the latest var ncps
rhank you.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-20
SELBYVILLE.

There is a great deal of interest anC
talk here at this time with regard t.
the war, and all of our best thinking
people are unanimous in their patriot
ic expressions.
Rev. W. R. Briggs has announced
patriotic meeting to be held at the
NJ. E. Church on Sunday evening and
it is to be hoped that an extra large
congregation will be present.
Miss Collins, Of Berlin, Md, sang
solo in the NJ r. Church on Sunday
morning. She is a pupil of Prof
Hudson. and those having the pleas
ure of hearing her were charmed with
her solo.
A local talent minstrel from George
town entertained a good-sized crowd
at Red Mems Hall Saturday evening
Miss Collins, of Berlin. Md, is
spending the week with her cousin,
Mrs. Norman Davis.
d. J Long, who has lived on a
farm here for many years, and who
was employed in the Eddystone build
ing which was blown up last week.
escaped with a few very slight in
juries
VIM. W. McCabe returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip to Phil
adelphia and New York.
Miss Minnie McCabe has spent the
past week in Frankford with her
brother, Austin McCabe and family.
who have had great deal of illness. |
Virgil McCabe has painted very
artistic sign on the front of the gar
age of W. G. Williams and Sons.
A play entitled THE Mascot" will
be given by Millville local talent in
this town in the near future, the pro
ceeds to be for the benefit of the
class of the Selbyville
public school.
Mrs. Jessie T. Davis and little son
Iruxton, of New York City, are Wis
ting her mother and sister. Mrs.
Maggie Davis and Miss Eva Davis.
Miss Gertrude McCabe was visiting |
friends in Ocean City, Md. during
saturday and Sunday.
The Reading Circle met at the home
'f Miss George Warren Tuesday ev-
sning.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-20

Mrs. Charles Hudson has been
quite sick during the past week.
Miss Helen Hudson has returned to
her home after a visit of several
weeks with friends in Philadelphia.
Dr.. Martin, of Magnolia, spent sew
eral days with his mother-in-l law, Mrs
Maggie Davis, this week.
Miss Vesta Hudson has accepted a
position in the Bee Hive.
VIM. G. Highfeld and Charles
Gweney, of Wilmington, visited Paul
T. Scott of this place on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Martha Rogers entertained on
Friday evening in honor of her cousin
Miss Mitchell, of Mission, who was
visiting her.
Prof. H. V. Holloway, superinten-
dent of the Bordentown, N. ]. public
schools, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Levin J Holloway, of this town.
Miss Mildred Bunting, of Bishop
vile, Md, visited her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris. over
the week end.
A Parent Teacher meeting was held
at the school house on Monday even
ing and there was a very interesting
and amusing program rendered.
The Camp Fire Girls expect to give
a play in the Red Mems Hall on Fri
day, the 5th of May, entitled, "The
Camp Fires and a Grouchy Family. "