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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08
Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale OF Real Estate Should Not

Sale OF Real Estate Should Not
be Made.
In the Probate Court, County Of
Clearwater, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the Guardian
ship of Ralph A. Willhite, Minor.
Roa B. Donaldson, the Guardian
OF the estate of Ralph A. Willhite.
a minor, having filed her petition
herein praying for an order of sale
or all of the real estate of said min
or, for the reason that such sale ia
expedient,
IL is therefore Ordered by the
said Court. that all persons inter-
ested in the estate of the said min.
or appear before the said Probate
Court on Saturday. the 10th dav Of
November, 1918. at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon of said day. at the
court room of said Probate Court
at the Village Of Orofino. In the
County Of Clearwater. Idaho 70
snow cause why an order should nor
De granted to the said Guardian n
sell the real estate of the said
minor.
And that a copy of this order be
puoiished at least once week for
1ot less than four successive waaI.
n the Clearwater Republican. a
printed and published in
'aid Clearwater County. Idaho.
J. w. MERRILL,
Judge Of Probate.
Dated October 10th. 1918.
Jet. IS, 4 W.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08
Teachers Examination

Notice is hereby given that the
regular teachers examination for
all grades of certificates will be
held at Orofino, November 81, %
and %, 1918. Signed,
HULDA ANDERSON,
County Superintendent.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08
ADVERTISING RATES.

Display Adv. csc per inch. per is
sue.
Local readers 10c per line.
A discount Of SO per cent. will be
allowed from above rates where ad-
vertiser carries annual contract, and
uses not less than 8 inches Of space
each issue.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08
State Director Farm Markets

Red Cross frowns on the chain
letter scheme. The Government has
repeatedly disapproved Of chain let
ters and the Red Cross is particular
about putting stop to chain let
ters.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08
Wanted

Old scrap iron. SO per ton
Cent pound for old rags.
also buy rubber, brass and
copper.
ATHERTOK..
orofino. Idaho,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Oronno, Idaho, October IA, 1918.
Board County Commissioners con
vened in regular session at 9 a. m.
this date, pursuant to law.
Present, Commissioners Seymour
M. Snyder, first district; c. A. Pitt
wood. second district: Fred Choa,c,
third district. and chairman; aud
Joseph kaufman, clerk. by w. H.
Gillespie, deputy.
Following salary claims of coul,-
ty officers. deputies and clerks. al
lowed for quarter ending October
10, 1913. and warrants ordered
drawn on current expense fund for
same.
J. L. Henager, court house jan
itor. 5 47.45
J. L. Henager, court house jan
| itor, 26.oc
J. L. Henager, court house jan
itor. $3.50
Joseph Kaufman. auditor, $4,000
Oren D. Crockett, treasurer, 1880
p. r. Shea, sheriff, 1880
Hulda Anderson, county super
intendent of schools, 100000
]. w. Merrill, probate Judge, 10000
George L. Wilfong, coroner. 5000
A. E. Hinckley, assessor, 375OO|
I. F. Edwards, surveyor. 1250O|
Seymour M. Snyder, commits
sioner, 1850
G. A. Pittwood, commissioner 1850
Fred Choate, commissioner, 1880
w. A. Wellman, deputy auditor
10000
w. H. Gillespie, deputy auditor
and deputy sheriff, 1926
Wayne l. Fisher, clerk auditor
and recorders office. 10000
w. NJ. Chandler, deputy treas
urer $4,000
]. M. Molloy. dep. assessor, 10000
Fred A. Cawrse. dep. sheriff. 225.0O
| l.. e. Smith, prosecuting attor-
ney. 10000
w. H. Gillespie, deputy auditor
and deputy sheriff, 257.14l
Following primary election claims
| allowed and warrants ordered
drawn on current expense fund for
same.
Geo. Green, clerk,
! Ahsahka precinct, s 8.00i
e. c. Chase, judge,
Ahsahka precinct, s0O|
Herman F. Weinman, judge,
Ahsahka precinct, S.0OI
Robert Blevins, Judge.
Ahsahka precinct, 500
Louis N. White, Judge.
Ahsahka precinct, 500
Rachael Weinman, clerk,
Ahsahka precinct, SO0I
e. R. Chambers. judge,
Ahsahka precinct, 500
Mrs. l.. N. White, clerk,
Ahsahka precinct. 500
Ira H. Stalnaker, Judge,
Ahsahka precinct. 500
S. ]. Blevins. clerk,
Ahsahka precinct. 500
A. F. McCollum. judge.
Canyon precinct, 500
Effie E. McCollum, clerk,
Canyon precinct, 500
Lester Whaley, constable,
Canyon precinct, 500
j. P. Farrance. clerk,
Canyon precinct, 500
A. N. Jordan, judge,
Canyon precinct. 500
G. M. Wilcoxen, constable.
Dent precinct, 6.00l
Alma Zimmerman. clerk.
Dent precinct, 500
G. H. Zimmerman, clerk,
Dent precinct. 500
John Pearson, judge.
Dent precinct, 500
Julius Steiner, judge,
Dent precinct. 500
Ira Sayler. judge,
Dent precinct. 500
Frank Smith, constable,
Elk River precinct. 900
J. Pearce, hall rent
Elk River precinct. 1000
Il. H. Leeper. judge,
Elk River precinct, 500
George N. Wright, judge,
Elk River precinct. 500
II. H. Angney, judge,
Elk River precinct, 8.OOI
j. NJ. Pearce. Judge,
Elk River precinct. 500
j p. Hambly, Judge, Z
Elk River precinct, 500 6
T. w. Atchley, judge, /
Elk River precinct, 500 c
George F. Brazier, clerk, G
Elk River precinct, 500 e
Isaac Adams, clerk.
Elk River precinct. 500 s
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08

: FOR SALE-One of the best
quarter sections on the North fork
OF the Clearwater. Stock, crops, i'm
PIGMENTS, and other accessories
Over $4,000 worth Of salable mater
ial on place besides good land,
water, road and other improvements;
Come and see it and make me a.
reasonable offer. F.. M. GODFREY,
Oct. 4t4pd. Orofino. Idaho
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08

FOR SALE-At bargain, Groom
bungalow in desirable location.
bath, fireplace, cellar, two porches
and garden. Address Clearwater.
Republican. 22-tf.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-11-08
Serving Clearwater County
SAMSON SNYDER

FOR SALE-16O acres timber land
S mi. up North Fork from All
sahka. 100000 feet saw tim
Der by cruise. Inquire at Repub-
lican Office. $1,000 If taken now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
President Plainly Tells Berlin That
Only Surrender terms Will Be
Accepted in Concluding an
Armistice
NEXT MOVE is WITH
THE ENTENTE ALLIES
America Is to Submit Terms to
Her Partners in War for Ap-
proval; German Military Ma
chine Must Be Made Powerless.

washington ti,l Nu ARM. .fIHc
.,.,t,t .tf,,f... .,.rIIfluu. ,f surrender.
n. memo. With tn. kaiser .u# his
v.,r I.fd. uow or lt,r.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
FORESTRY OFFICIAL
HERE LOOKING FOR
BLACK WALNUT WOOD
Gun Stocks and Airplane Propel-
lers Are Made From This Ma
terial and Number of Foresters
Are Collecting 1t.

E.fs' Iuu Washington official w.
charge uf th" investigation department
ui me federal forestry service arrived
u Albuquerque this morning aud Will
spend several du ts In this vicinity
Mr Iuu D. H scientist OF national
reputation ami no present is tn charge
OF securing black walnut wood for use
hF the government 900 the manJfuc-
tur" of Euu stocks aud dirplaue pro-
pollors
The proposition presents num-
b'r of difficulties stated Mr. Zou.
YOU see We cannot 40 into great
hnck walnut forests Ike W. can pine
ana OAK woods for materials Blao&
walnut b. distributed an over tho Uni
ted states. but In small patches Of a
fDw trees here ana few there"
seven men are with Mn Iuu la this
part OF the country and tho reports
ore that they are acCumulatluE con
siderable amount OF the desirable
wood, which H. Indispensable 20 the
government fpra war products
Practically the whole United states
b. being cumbed fot black walnut and
extreme care IL being taken not to cut
800 much pf it that the tree viii become
rEtluDt
Mr Zon stated that the so-called
Sew Mexican walnut taken az a
whole. dad not do very well for gun
stocks or a.rplane propeller through
tho fact that u has "a decided teud-n-
- toward twisted grain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
Senate Committee
Would Tax Heirs

Washington, oct "a In lieu of
The taxes ON estates proposed IN tho
house war revenue bin. the senate
finance committee IN rs revision to-
dpN adopted plan OF taxing inher.-
tautts ot $4,000 and more. az rates
90 hc nNed later. The committee also
decided 90 reduce 20 S. 20 per gallon
the tax on distilled sInrits used for IN
Gustnal, medicinal and other non
beverage purposes
Tho new tax proposes that inhcu-
tauces received by hoirs. instead OF
estates lett by deceased persons shall
Doe th" suhJect of federal taxation.
otter state inheritance taxes are i'm
posed
Returns from lfo insurance policies
under $50 900 would not bo taxed
Reduction OF the rate ON non -hey-
cTaEc distilled spirits and alcohol To
- go ptr sall0n ordered today by tina
committee. was said TO be Ia RESPONSE
to Interests urging u Ia order TO stim-
ulutc production OF spirits needed Tor
munitions and also to reduce the cost
OF medicines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
U-boat s Fangs Would Be Drawn
and Metz Thionville Gateway to
Germany Would Be Occupied
by Allies
AUSTRIANS WOULD HAVE
TO GIVE UP FoRTRESSES
Alpine Strongholds Would Be
Left in Allies Hands; and East
Adriatic Coast Probably Would
Be Evacuated

washington. D.f 20 Discussion
conferred hon. tu.Us ON fH. probable
terms of lrmI.tI.r which uuN br for
mulat,t u. fh, allied and American
mlI,nry ADVISER. after the llIrI gov
rrum,uu ha,, considered tho German
pr1p,-sl transmitted hv President
wilson. ii va. generally assumed Boy
army ofuyore tm, th' president h'd
as,'riuIuD0 the WlIitufu.r ui Ih' ''-
hcd governments Go submit 'h' HI'i-
t"i ip iht mItiIlF men
ID viii i, fnp mission Of thD Wili-
..ry advisor. tu translate general Vrin-
ripiea into concrete IHFma Dl fort
icssr, to Doe occupied, submarine lnsos
tu bc placed uui"t ruHfu muuiti"n
plants g" 10" i'-'''Nll'n th' ~ 'l,El'
van un'r To- N' .''' '''" e.. '-i7' ''i
man use. H.h'' pom 'lh "'t "l
I'd Terms lH'fh- 'N 'hh OF '"' VIZ.
attention 'i.' "l.'-' '' N'N.N ''"'-
u"hl'h'i'" 'I iH' ','i'''h '''l,f
long p'''' .'I'' "' '.'''
r"uI1 NOV h' i'lH'" '''" '' '''l' NV
oyer Hithi
The machinery for formulation oi
the terms already exists The military
and naval boards of M, supreme war
council al Versailles furnish the uatu-
iul uVeuu" Tor the u-ocrtJiuiug ot the
views of th, military leaders and
IriuriuE them into harmony. Marshal
Fuch. as supreme commander ana
Generals retalu Huir, fcrsniur. biaz
ana Gillian, the t'l gan 'hel "l Si"ii
are cN-"lll'i" h'ii"'le OF lh' iHls
boar" "S me duIlll'l7 commanding
We Tour ti"ii htNl'H' hiIu0h ''h'h'
American 1hu l''llAu are 'N-'I' ''''"
"e""''0 "' '"' "'N'l """'"
The president proposes thlt the
terms to he drawn up 10y these mn,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
HAIC'S ARMIES STILL
SMASH GERMAN LINES
NEAR VALENCIENNES
British Drive Germans From Important Bois l. Eve
que; Yesterdays Victory Far Beyond Mere Big
Haul of Men and Guns; French Begin an Ofens-
i've of Their Own South of the Oise, and Gain
Some Ground.
nv u,r AssociArrp pprss

fd Marshal IlagS third and fourth armies, having smashed
toward MaILcugc aud
through IN" ermau
south q" \Hlcurncs successfully
To-day attack
which resulted
front of fifteen miles which prisoners many
reported 10 have The resisting
hoy bat the British forging ahead capturing villages
points
West ot Maucugo the rs have taken the village
and onchaf mile, southwest Quenoy most i'm
portan stronghold defending Maubcugc
they barrier the Eaio river and
rapidly placing Nalcuccunrs in a pocket
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24

tle front north Of Vcrdun was report
od today hy General Pershlng Enemy
positions east uf the Meuse were peue
tru'"d yesterday and east of the Meuse
bauthcVillc was completely occupied
ana the American line established on
"a ridP" northeast of the village
Fifteen enemy airplanes and Ona
observation balloon were shot down in
tie course of many combats iu which
three American balloons we're destroy
"a and aiN planes fnilod 10 return.
Rome. oct ~ French forces to-
day penetrated enemy positions TAX
t1g more than zoo prisoners. Italian
official statements today -ny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Sugar. Coating the Pill
An Emergency Confronts Us

TIlIS latest note of President
Wilson 10 Germany Is by far
the strongest uitcraurr that
has cmanaird from the White
HOUSE since the United States dr-
clared war on Germany
ln il is used the word that j., 81
pleasing TO American ears >ur.
render, as applied To the German
military force.
True. the president f, demand rs
qualified Ly an If, and Shake.
Spcarc : touchstonr has SAID that
There is much virtue man A.
But the il involves d condition
that also carries with II an invita-
ton AN invitation 10 the German
people to throw olf 'hc yoke Of
llohcuzollcrui>m and once NOR"
occup, Il place u the family oi
nations.
President Wilson iu,i,t, that all
dealings with the enemy must be
with the vrritablc representa-
tivcs of the German people. Cam
ouflage Representatives figure.
heads. dummy rcichStag,, Pot~dam
monographs will not do The
president wants the real thing,
and we suspect that hr nud the
American people are going 10 see
10 it that they get II.
Tho matter of peace is uow
strictly mp 10 Gcrmaul By dis
ardmg the dynasty that ha, uo
mercy and no honor n can get Il
comparatively easy pence for b.
self. Otherwise
Tho Rcd Cross olut,,n service ol
Albuquerque TODAY bad .Iuup ui
sicl soldiers fan 90 their cIg' with
out any previous notice. D,-put, tho
tact that the hospital IN .licadN
crowded. the good woW,u 300 charge
have been able go mako room for IA,
patients
Iu thcre is one need that even
the encrgS aud rrsourcciuln,ss oi IA,
Red cross cannot supply without IN,
cooperation OF the women ul tho oty.
that is the nursing pcrsonutl That
need must he met hy the patriotic
women OF Albuquerque themselves.
ANY one who has had tho course in
FIRST aid n eligible TO serve IN ths
EOrk.
Tho women of tho city are not GO
ing To let the soldiers suffer out
there without the proper cgtr Who
Will be- the FIRST puc 90 call up '3i "t
GSG?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
Canadian Ship
Runs Ashore

Victoria. ~ g.. Osi. 90 Wireless
messages received today from the
north said the Canadian Pacific Rail
way company 's steamer Princess Su
Jhia, bound south from SkaEWay
Alaska. went ashore on Vanderbilt
reel. Lynn canal. near SkaEwaV early
today II was believed here the So
phia carried q capacity load OF pns-
Hrngers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
BRITISH oNnINI-r MEETS
80 DISCUSS RIPlN

London. Oct q fhe British cah-
met met tnis morning. presumably 60
discuss President Wilson's rrpiN Goo
irrmauy The rtpN was received ht
the foreign Office FROM the lHiusn
embassy 20 Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24

Nppurcray the British are not de-
#iruus ui taking NultuciCnuos hs
lighting tEo Gormuuo iu tho stroc,s
oi the town but plan 20 outflunk o.
Tho town i4 purtly surrounded and
DO, monaco 10 it hYs been increased
rs the advance on The south and the
capture of the entire Raismcs forest
60 the north.
Tho British thrust undoubtedly sla
badly shaken the Grlman dcfo2..s
south OF Nul,nciouueE which are sr
important 90 the security of the Ger
man line uorthWurd to tho iutch
border and south and east 10 Toe
Mous' Unless the enemy can hoio
tho British attacks today h. would
seem they would have 20 continue
thDir retreat n Belgium and uiso riNc
up ground south and east OF the Oisc.
While the British are attacking
north OF the SamIrc canal 10 the
~ch.lIt, tHo French have begun m
offensive south OF the Disc. The
Sambir canal has boon crossed east
ut Grand Verify and tho French have
maintained their gains against Htrunf
German counter attacks Between
tho SrrIo and th, 1is', and farther
east thr French maintain thpir pres
nr. and have saiucd sround south
u. Noutrurutt
Infantry fighting h5a died down
cast Di thr AIaI, boo tho IoElon ul
NuuziDr,H tns G,rmmA having Milrd
boz strong efforts Tuesday and We'd
roadAy 90 d|slodEU tnD French from
important hDIEht positions General
GoUruud now command, thr lmppf
Hu' dOuI,H north ana south of the
great forest of foult north OF th"
Arguuuu.
Or lD front wost OF tho Mouse. N,
Americans maintain tho important
gains mad, "Wednesday aud aIo in "a
position o. bring about Ecrmau re-
tr.mrut ON tho ,out'g and lett uf a.,
uu, Wednesday. IS gains wotc mostly
on tu, 'Vtromo right 8uJ outIlurk th,
enemy rJut westward toward tb,
ArEnuno.
Hrush headquarters boz France ami
Bvleiup GOT "a tECutoisl Brit
Isn troops toduv drove the Germans
uuu the Iuls L'LN,quc. east uf Lc
'ttnHu and reached th, SJmbTc-Oi
cunW bon mat region
The advance brings the British
considerably east of tho north and
south parallel through Nalcucicun'a
Nugth oi the town the British az,
we'll o. thr east of Do, parallel have
uL occupied the sharp Clho. ,u the
Schrldt canal Gust OF Raismcs forest
In tho advance "Wednesday the
BRUSH captured some brand new
hoWItXcTs and 40 NoudiEIos Cuught tho
commando of Gorman reg. mDut.
The victory of The 1hIrd and fourth
armies yesterday was ON, That goes
BOO importance very far beyond whst
ia expressed hN tHH h.g haul OF pris-
uu,IN aud gums.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
NMIRICN\ PATROLS
PIERCE MY IINES

With tho american Army northwest
ui \,riuu. DDf a Gay The Associated
Hrr.tp American patrols early today
p,urtmffd deeply into fhc German
lines boo nh. rc..uu Uf Grand rre ana
north OF Ncrduu The enemy has
hoeu uslnp hi. artillery and machine
suns freely along the entire front
There has been little change ln tho
situation eiu,, laei night
with the Allied Armies .n France
ana Belgium p.i 90 ll ann. DBy
Tho Associated Press Hard fight
lrr B 300 progress ali along the front
ut thr British atuuk The Germans
rNcrNWh,re are Offering stubborn rec
Hletan,e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
NMFHIChNs PIioGRESs
NORTH OF VERDI y

Washington. OCT "a Continued
prugrcs VS. the Americans on the bat-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24

'IlIS latest not, of President
Wilson 10 Germany Is by far
the strongest u,tcrWurr that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York, oct ai Lead unchnng
od Spoltor higher East ~ loui
delivery, spot gl5Ngi5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
Red Cross Here Is
Facing Emergency
Need for Nurses

) ss%esA.SSss~ssssss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-24
NEW WI yICo WEATHER

tUt west. rain tonight or Friday
east portion; colder east portion 90.
uIElt. possibly frost northeast pur.
tom
t..HI Maximum. 6Gs minimu ~
g.. range. go. ~ o'clock ~. south
wind prUt cloudy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Plans Are About Completed for
Wilmington M. E. Confer
ence Session Next Week.
BADLY HURT IN RUNAWAY
Wholesale Arrests From Raid on
an Alleged Gambling House
by Police of Dover.

Special Correspor dence of Every Evening
Dover. March 16.-State Detective I.
:. Hurd, assisted by Constable T.. Il.
James Yesterday afternoon made whole
sale raid on the house tenanted by Charles
Morris. a Young white man, and caught
eight other white men IN the net before
they had chance to escape. Whlle no
actual gambling was seen by the o'tcers,
evidence that a game was in full swing
vas afforded by cards and money beng
left on the table in the hasty exit OF the
men.
Those caught in the raid and later
arraigned before Magistrate l.. f. Wood
were Leonard Moore Fred Simmons,
Nanloye Honey, William Hoover. VIII
ha,n NcATee. James Fisher, Lee Faux
lcr Elmer West They were charged with
4isarlcrlv conduct and fine of 50 and
costs. amounting To $3.50, was imposed
On each. and paid. Morris, keeper OF the
house. and three others for whom the oitl-
Gers have warrants. also will bc arralgncd'
There has been strong intlmation for
!, ,,nc time past that gambling on large
~..alr was being practiccd in certain parts
$; Dover. not only among the laborlng
class. hut among some of the higher class.
an orders Of the encouragement S office
+. ricid Investigation and clean up OF all
such reserts will be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NEW FIRE APPARATUS.

"a s, Cor~eSnondencN of Every Evening
Mddlatown March l6.-Thc vNolun-
s,ri hosr company has gwen the contract
s,r furnishing the truck for their new hrc
-ht ITO llias NJ Shal(c0oss ot this town
# sill ~ a | '-ton Chevrolet truck
sis aud ne contract tor the two ht'-
...t.ar chemical trucks viii he awarded IN
i.v davs. prabahe I" = New York con
III The body u the truck Will be bun
Isl SfiddlctoNn worhmcn.
TIE tr1Ick. when completed, will have
-...d 81 t5 miles pcr hour. and will be at
-trs.- .~li II the residents ot the country
,.n Is. un;ortunatc enough To have need
,,-1 NTH the hand-,irawn chemical
.uf,,rat,,S. purchased several years ago.
+. is r,tim4tcd that more than $4,000
,ar,L a urapcrty was saved in the coun-
-r, adjoining MddIetown, the past year.
committee ias been appointed ny the
.trl.,auv to solicit subscriptions among
tic farmers and landlords oi the COM
iu1.-ltv. and il IS expected moro than ono
4,.l+ II thc rc0lIircd 81 500 will be con-
trltutcd Iv them The machine will when
completed. he kept NJ the ShallCroSS
raracc. which is the most central point
af the town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Special CorreSpondcnce Of Every Evening
Georgetown, March l6 Larry J..
Rrittingham. son Of Mir and Mrs. VII
liam Birmingham, of this town, has rc-
turned from Fort Oglcthorpe, Ga, where
he was sent with the contingent Of 90
from Sussex county on March 4, having
been discharged because Of physical dis
ability
Lee Rust, for many years employed
As assistant track foreman on the lower
division. has secured a position in the
carShops in Wilmington. \. -. Rust
ha.s been transferred from assistant track
foreman on the division between George
town and RCddcn to the local carshopS.
Former County Engineer Morgan |.
Gum az Frankford. William ID. l.ank Of
Milton and Fleming Hart Of this town,
who until few weeks ago were employed
in survey work for the State Highway
Department. have gone 10 Nashville,
Tenn. having secured positions IN the en-
glnccrlng department Of the du Pont
Construction Go.
Isaac Glenn Bailey, who Is employed
in the Wilmington carshops and until
recently was employed as freight con-
ductor on this branch, will move his fam
liz TO Wilmington, where they will re-
side in the future W 4. Morgan and
James W Johnson have rented the
property and viii occupy IT.