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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
Harding, Watson and LOaCden
g. O. p. Presidential Timber
Noe Seasoning in Middle West

president"
coineident with news OF the form
ing OF Harding clubs in the west
comes the information from various
quarters that the Watson boom is
looking up" Arthur Ayers OF In
diauapoiis. former member OF the
Indiana republican state committee
and a close friend of Watson. has
been here during the last few days
after a tour over Kentucky in which
ne paid particular attention 20 presi-
dental sentiment among the repub-
leans Ayres is the head OF the gas
company that furnishes natural gas
10 Frankfort. Lexington, Mt. sterl-
ing and winchester. Ky, and which
supplies $4,000 Kentucky homes. He
states that his business brings him
into close contact with the people
Claims Kentucky Support.
II have no hesitation In predict
ing that Watson will get the delega-
ton from Kentucky 10 the next re-
publican national convention" said
Mr.. Ayres. The republicans Of the
rank ana nle all over kentucky are
for Watson for president. Those on
the rural routes and IN the noun
tains are especially outspoken for
Watson. Since the days OF Henry
Clay these people have been protec-
tionists and they like Watson's
stand on the tariff"
When asked IL Watson will have
the Indiana delegation back or him
Mr.. Ayers said there is no doubt OF
it. II the claims OF Indiana's fav-
orite sons for a state delegation were
submitted 20 the rank and file OF
Indiana republican Watson would
get 0 per cent OF the votes, he add
ed Neither Gov Goodrich nor
any other Indiana republican would
stand a show in a contest with Wat
son for Indiana's presidential pref
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
AER0-EIGHT Gets
BIC TIRE MILEAGE
Car in Denver TaxiCab Serv-
ice Goes $4,000 Miles en-
One Sci of Tires.

one OF the most interesting re
ports received recently csncernirs
the tire mileage which Is being de-
livered regularly By Cole Aero
Fights IN actual service is tha-
which was furnished - the Cole
Motor company, OF Denver. colo.
one Aero-Elsht now running in
Denver. when IS used by a taxicab
company I'm hauling tourists from
Denver 10 Lookout mountains. has
negotiated 28,0g0 miles on its origi-
nal tires. This record is hardly
more extraordinary than the gaso
line mileage it has made, havin;
avcrased better than 12.5 miles per
gallon at The type OK work corsid-
cred by engineers To be the most
be- used regularly.
Of Aero Eisht toursters in con
slant taxi service ia Denver, two
have run more than 2I,000 miles on
original tires. and another has a
record Of 2O.-J6 miles. Among the
FIVE other Acro-Eight tOurster5
operated by this company, the poor
est record shown is 1880 miles.
ranging from uIat upward 20 1850
miles.
An Aero Eight spOrtster owend by
Mr.. j. G.. Stanley. Of Denver. has
run 6.152 miles on it's original tires.
and in the opinion OF tire experts.
they have 5000 miles of hard travel
left In them. Another Eight
spOrtstcr owned by +. j. Patterson
has a record of 14,11O miles on its
original tires with the expectation o.
5000 additional miles from, them.
Probably a better record than
either Of these has been made by j
touTstcr owned and driven by Rich
ard Tinhorn, which has 5000 miles
to its credit already. with the pos
sibility OF 5000 miles yet. accord
ing to the estimate of tire experts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
PLACE MEXICAN ARMY
STRENGTH AT 1900

MEXICO CITY, Aug. l6.-The
strength Of the Mexican army Is
placed at .7.725 officers and 1899
men in an article recently published
by Capt Francisco LaZcano who Is
referred TO by the newspapers hare
as being in a position TO speak with
accuracy. According 10 hts figures.
which are based or reports for the
month OF April. there are two gen.
erals OF division. IL generals OF bri-
gade, IS brigadieTs and sac jefcs
(chiefs) whose ranks have been re-
cosn!zed by the government as per
mRnent. There are, however. 10, All
generals, chiefs and subordinate Of
hcers who arc serving temporarily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

erence, he declared.
Sen. Newberry OF Michigan Is tell
ing a story which shows an extern
sive Watson sentiment IN that state.
He relates that az q recent repub-
lican gathering a poll was taken as
10 presidential choices. There was
printed ballot on which appeared
the names OF nearly all the prom
insnt republicans mentioned. Many
OF those present, he said, wrote the
name OF Watson on the ballot with
their own hands and declared that
he was their choice. II is believed
in senatorial circles that Sen. New
berry at the proper time will start
a movement 10 line UP a solid Mich
lgan delegation for Sen. Watson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
APPROVES MANY PROJECTS
FOR HIGHWAY BUILDING.

Up 20 June 80. this year the sec
rotary OF agriculture had approved
under the federal road act 1919
projects for highway work. They
involve I2,790.37 miles OF road at
an estimated cost of slSS,S93, S00.67
of which $54,763,957.s1 is 20 be paid
from the federal treasury
On the same date, total Of 677
project agreements had been exc
cuted, involving 5.766.S9 miles of
road, costing $56,36G334.94. OF
this $23, is federal aid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
COTTON CROPS VALUE.

The 1919 cotton crop, lint anc
seed, was worth S2,067.0O0, 900, a
computation by the bureau OF crop
estimates of the department of ag-
riculture shows. This is about
three times the value Of the 1914
crop and twice the value OF that Of
1913, which had the highest value
OF any crop on record.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
RETURNED LICENSE
MARKED CANT USE 1T"

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Aug. ls.-
Cant use it. so am sending IL
hack"
These words were written across
q marriage license issued 10 Laddie
linda and Annie NJ. Grosnickie. What
is bothering the clerks is that they
do not know whether the handNrit-
ing on the returned license Is that OF
pI.addle" or Annie"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
And Good for $4,000 Miles More

See this tire exhibit in the window Of local dis
tributor and factory representative, THE TAYLOR TIRE
SHOP Corner Jefferson Blvd and ST. Joseph St. and you
via say that it is still good for 1900 MORE MILES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
CERTA1iEN DE PIETURA

El domingo, pOr la mariana,
SO c0nstitny0, en- el AtencO, el Ju
RADIO que habia de juzgar los cna-
dr0s de pin;ura de los disclpulos
del professor Dlaz MacKcnna.
Formaban el JuradO los Seiores
Jesus NJ. Lago. Miguel Ferre.',
Lcdo. Samalea Iglesias, =. Goa
zalez Font e Isi,loro GiL
La presentation de los cuadrC 5
estaba tiyidida en- tres scccionc&
decorative, natural, dibujo Y acul
rela.
En la sc,ci6n del natural, cl
Jurado oi0rgo el primer prem o
consistcntc en- una Medalla de
orc, del .Atcneo, al cuadro "Baio
Mar. dc Nicolas Pinillas; V cl
sesundo premio, al cuadro, "Cami
no de Gualnabo", de Rafael Cable
ia.
En- Ia socci0n decorative, obtu-
so el prcmio de MacKenna, el
cna,lro. "Musica Y Pocsia''. de Ia
seilorita Carmen l.. Rucabado; y
por -votaciGn de los eXpositOrcS
sali6 premia,lo el cuadro, "Ofren-
da los doses, de la seiiorita
Julia BlOnGet.
En- esta misma secci0n, haiia
n cuadro de la Senorita Mcilas.
cl que llan.0 la atencion de los
visitantc.; cxpcrtos en- este .Artc.
Ell cuadro rs original V represen-
ia una cstatua cnyO pinto apa-
rece lleno de rosas.
lei prcmio de JesGs Maria LII
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
HACIA NUENA YORK.

Pasajerus que salieron de este
puerto cl dia % de Mayo Il las
9:l5 p. H., en- el vapOr "Philadel
phia."
Abby L. Stuervant. Manuel Ga
tell, ELIZA Mejfas, Gregorio Co
to, Jose Hoppe Rivera, Arcadia
Garcia. Amado Olivieri, Maria
Benitez, Julian Roman. Ana Ro-
sell0, Santiago NJ. Kerchevald,
Ricardo Hernandez, Bel6l Char
homer, Jose A. Hernandez, Juan
Vidal Gcenaga. Salvador Vidal.
Manuel Vidal, Maria Anido.
Asunci6n Musse. DR.. Rafael Bo-
nit, Altagracia Martinez, Carmen
Niera, Pillar MOratalla. Carmen
Martinez. Angelina p. dc Soils.
Cora J.. Ward. Clifford =. iEoy,
Isabel FOy, Edna Mac. Foy. elf
ford s. Foy Jr., Luisa Rivera de
LI,ez. Doroty Sprague. Joseph
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
DEL P.AfS NEC1NO

tne Las Noticids de- Santiago, >
dc abril 1919).
pDAS.-.in0che la celcbra-
ron en- esta ciudad los apreciables
i6veneS pucrtorriqueilos Sirta.
.Agustina Calder0n Rivera y el
Sr. Herminio Perez Vega.
Fuei'on padrinos de estas bodas
.cl Sr. Santiago Bass Y Sra. Her
minia c. de Bas, V testigos, los
Sres. Professor Manuel del Toro Pc
ralta, Estcban Cintron Y Fran
cisco Canine.
Que DioS rieGuc sus bcndiciO-
pes sObre este nuev0 hogar. V que
Ia dicha sea siempre inseparable
cOnipaiiera de los citadoS contra
yent2s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

Feltman. I;idoro HcllitZer. RI
danes J. Lcspier, Dolores u. Nda.
de Maritime. Lit. Pedro \. !le:-
nande:. Raquel VI. 'Hern:lmlcA.
Isolina Ramos de Anaya. ..nelif
Requeni Y Iii1o, Teresa J. MycrE,
Rolla S. Scxto, Agustin Aatias.
Rosa NJ. Naldivieso. G.. r. New
ton, C0rnclieus Newton. James H.
Newton. Gloria Newton. isabel
Hopkins, Enrique Nazquez, Ra-
mon Targa, Virginia Co. Oman,
Sarah Barnes, James NJ. Wallace.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
POR LOS JUZGADOS

Las cOrtes locales rcsOlvicron
los siguientes cases - COrtc dc
Paz; por Ordenanzas Municipal
lcs.-.Jose Torres, Nalentin San
tana, Juan j. Robles, Pedro Mcf
ced, Gabriel Vicente, Gerardo Pa
gan, Jose Serrano, Antonio Mi
randa, Higinio Gonzalez, Juan
.Alicea, Carmelo Tejera, Jose Hr
nandez, $1.00 multa, cada unO
Guadalupe Garcia, Matfas Mer-
cado, a $3.50 multa cada unO; 10
Sc Artuna, 500 multa; pOr Por
tar Armas Prohibidds. Pedro Wis
casillas. $500 multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
PARA ESTA EPOCA DE CA.

LOR.-Se venden o Sc alquilan
abanicOs electricOs de tOdas cla-
ses. SOlicitense infOrmes San
Sebastian 43 altos, TelefOnO l16
Negro.
l.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
10 QE pODIA SER UNA
GRAN INDUSTRIAL
Juguetcs kcchos cn cl pais

FL sei1or Rafael L. Sanc5emen-
te esta eXhibiendo en- ell cstable-
cimientO de German Diaz V Her
mano. I'm juego de mueblcs, dimi-
nuto Y pr'imorOso, de cedro Gala
DO. cue ka mcrIcido cl clGg;o de
c,lantas personals 10 han visto, Y
'haa sido legion.
III trabajo del senior sanclemen
to es de gran pulcritud. V Iprueba
10 Que el artiiice podria llegar 4
raaliza?, 81 tnviera maquinaria
adecuadl v los titles indiepensa-
hlcS. llacc tempo que el senior
Sanclemcnte tiene Ia idea dc que
en- Puerto Rico scria un neg0ciO
cl montar liiia fabrica de jugue-
ties; pcrO Gl no tiene racursos con
que hacer liz installation. En- veg
de estar copiando 10 que hace cl
vccino. para que nadie pueda pros
porar cn ningilna industri;i, que
eS como nos paSamOs aqul Ia vida,
:por que no Sc decide ilguieEa pro
bar con esta nucya industria que
podria ser una vcrdadera fucnte
de riqueza?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

20. 10 obtuvo ua dibuio al lipiz
dc Ia Srta. Clara Canals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y
DE PUERTO RICO
-Secci0n de Ahorros--

Extraviada la libreta numerO
50S9 a nOmbre de DOna Clemen-
cia p. de Santini, de San Juan,
Sc hace saber, que 81 paGadOs 30
dias despu6s de la prime-a publ
caci0n de este anunciO sin que
persona alguna Sc haya presen-
tado a reclamar su mejor dere.
cIlo, Sc lie expedira ell cOrrespon-
diente duplicado quedandO sin
vaIor la Original.-San Juan, p.
r. 13 de Mayo de 1919.-N Sc
cretariO-P. ROcafOrt.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

BRILLANTE FIESTA SOCIAL
Con una de esas fiestas init
mas que dejan EN- el alma impresio
ines imborrables, nos obseqUi6 EN-
Ia noche del viernes pr6ximo pasa
do el CLUB DEPORTINO Baya-
lmOnGs.
La morada de los espOsos Ne
gr6n Nogueras, en- donde So nos
rccibe con tant0 cariilo V con. cui-
tura tanta, abri0 sus puertas para
ilar entrada en- Ia poetica sala a
TN cnjambre dc muchachas lhldas
" graciosas, v Il las nueve dc Ia
Inoche. VA era aquellO un ver'lade-
10 paraiso, cn donde las Evas, ten
tadoras siempre, nos brindahan Ia
poesia de sus encantOs.
Hubo derroche de regalOs, dul-
ccs Y refrescos, pues la seSorita
Maria Iigueras, Presidenta que
ideja ell el honroso puestO Il Il tam
lbiGn muy cntusiasta senorita Mer
cedes Ncla, la espiritual Martha.
como tOdos la llamamOs, quisO cc
rrar su termino presidential con
ihroche de brillantes. Y fe que
10 consigui6.
Rccitaron los j0venes Rafael
| Cesteros v Arturo Davila, V con
ellos Ia sinpatica Juanita Villa
rini, que recita de manel'a admi-
Irable.
] La misica, la m1sica que tantas
cosas nuevas nos blfnd6 poblando
aouel recintO de armonlas, cstuvo
Il cargo de Arencha Gonzale:, Ro-
salina Negron, Carlos Urrutia y
Manolin Negl'0n. Pcro no qniero
olvidar a los c6lebres guicha,istas
Jose Gueits V Gabriel Roy qrieneS
en- las variaciOnes de dichos ins-
trumento cstuvierOn Il la altura de
su fama.
Y despuGs de tanto arte, G"spuGs
de tanta belleza, despues de tanta
eultura, 10 q. hiZo que aqucl am
biente estuviera lleno de todO ESQ
que LENA el alma de felicidad, ce-
FRO ell acto, despues de habcr bai-
lado un gran ratio, el cabailerOso
joven Eduardo Larroca, hacienda
una bonita improvisation llcna de
sinceridad Y de belleZa, Y llamando
al coraz6n de la juyentud para que
imarche adelante, sin detenerse en-
pcqueheces que todo 10 destruyen.
probando asf Ia cultura de nucs-
/ tro pueblo.
Estas fiestas van resultando tan
iamcnas interesantes que bien pu
dieramos todos disponcrnos a
'prestar a elias nuestro decidido
cOncursO.
va. Sc habla de Ia preparation
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
AUXILIO MUTUO
lMavo 26, 1919.

Mayo 26, 1919.
Entradas:-Sres. don Luis
Aguilera Viera, de sCiales.
Salidas :-Sres. don Manuel
Cereto Arnijo, Ramon Vicente
Aguayo, de San Juan; Genaro
Marin de Gonzalez, de Hato
Rey; Jose del C. Sension Semi, de
Santo Domingo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
Ell DINORCIO DEL MAESTRO
TIZCI

In C0rtc dc Distrito, secci6n
primera, dict0 sentencia ell sabadO,
en- el case de don Manuel TiZOl,
director de In Banda Municipal,
oGntra su csposa, declaranlo rOto
y disuelto el yinculo matrimonial
cue unia ambos Y dejandoios en-
libertad de contraer nuevas mp
cias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
MaSzInformaci6n General.

de programas para las mismas y es
el dcseo de la Directiva del Club
que tomen parte en- dichos actOs,
todos los amantes del progresO.
In ObseTrGdOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN UN Ola, tomese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. Ell boticario de-
volvera el dinero 81 no le cura. La
firma dc E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

Capas para lluvia de los me-
i0res fabricantes las cOnsigue en-
casa de DAMIAN RODRIGUEZ,
81 Salvador Brau 80, visitelO O
yea sus vidrieras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
Los QUE V|AJAN.
En- el rajor Philadelphia" proce--
dcntc dc Tcne.uela, han 'Hfgd,
do los siguientes pasageros el
din u


do los siguicntcs pasagcros el
did "A.
DE LA GUAIR.A
Manuel Garcia AssO, Angel
Diaz Castro. Enrique Prospcri.
Gnslavo Silva, Antonio Silva, Al.
bertO Semidei, Fernando BeriO v
Quinterio. Francisco Berio v Quin
tero. Juan Berio V Quintcro, ZoilO
Diaz Castro, Miguel Cabrera Diaz
Marco Cabrera Diaz, Jacob Ezra.
Egbert Ross, Joseph T. Wilson.
Jenctt NJ. Wilson, Eduardo. Val
deZ.
DE PTO. CABELLO
Manuel j. Garcia. Fortunate
Garmedia v Manuel Rodriguez.
DE CURACAO
Stephen Repko, Malcolm Thomp-
son, Francisco r. Garcia. ESncstU
Bontil, Louis EscObar. CarmO Sta
che, Oswaldo Guerra, Ricardo Lo-
pc, Ansedmo Marccra. Nirgilic
Marcliena.
DE TR.ANSITO PARA NEW
YORK. DESDE La GCAI
| RA.
Carlos j. Gomez, Andres Iba-,
rria, Carlos Bchrcus, Carlos
Behreus, Eduardo Tamayo, Jose
3. Toledo, William II. Phelps, An
drcu l.. Fraser, Pedro j. LicciOni.
Mauricio Bcrriz Beitia, Mrs. Mau
'iciO Berriz Beitia, Carmen f BE
riz Bcitia, Alfred Bcrrizbeitia.
.Aerccdes Nelutine, Isabel NeIuti-
ii. iiugcnc Ambard, Marcel Am
.ard, Albert Anlbard.
! DE PUERTO CABELLO PARA
NEW YORK
Gencvicvc +. Meyer and 2nd.
Sons, Bernardo Pujol, OswOldo
Stclling, Maria Stelling. Manuel
Vilarino. Manuel Vilarino &.
DE CURACAO PARA y. Y.
! c. Z. pieters, Rosetta Simmons,
Vera +, pfanstiche, J. Il. Bean
on, Maria Mauriquc, Carmen Pa
len2uc}a, Pedro $. Rcscaincrc, Ca
| yetano Martucci. Pedro Il. Per-
domO, Eugenio Quir0s y Nuiicz,
! Gustavo Scbillc, Cltadona Rome
ra. Niela de Gallego and ; Sons.
Florinda Eillanueva, R}fac}itl
Kranwinklc. CamilO +. Palm.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

IIH n eecti61 de -Acuarc''as. fi,t.
premiado. cen cl primer prentio.
cl cuadro, "Cahailer0 de Cipa Y
Espada'' del joyen Julio Antonio
Colorado; V. con un segundo pre-
Elio.. q ctla,.ro. III Cocinc,o., d !
jOven Il. VI. Soto.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-31
MAGNOLIA

A HallOwen'en Social will be held
by the Epworth League of this place
next Friday evening. A good time
among the young people is expected.
The road from town to Dover, by
way of Jones Neck, has been plowed
rounded up and thoroughly rolled by
a heavy steam roller, thus putting il
in fine shape for the winter.
Most of the growers are through
with their apple crop and have realiz-
ed splendidly from the sales. They
were able to receive 75c per 5-S bas-
ket at the local canneries, which the
most of them accepted A few shipped
them and some have put them in cold
storage in the cities and are holding
them for more money.
To the delight of the housewives in
town some farmers have begun to kill
hogs and consequently pork has taken
a decided drop. Splendid shoulder cuts
can now be bought for Csc per pound,
which sounds much better to all of
us.
Most farmers are through seeding
wheat The acreage is much smaller
than last year
Rev. G. r. Ellis, who has been quite
i'll for more than a week. is improv-
ing and expects to be able to fill his
pulpit next Sunday
Marshall Hart and Howard Williams
of Beacoms and buttons, Wilmington,
were home over the weekend.
Miss Wilmina Turner, formerly of
this place, but now residing at Odessa,
visited friends here over Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-31
MILLVILLE

We are glad to welcome Rev. Charles
Derrickson in our midst.
Misses Marion Hooker and Mae
Townsend were visitors of Miss Marie
Belts for the weekend.
Miss Myrtle Powell gave a party to
a number of friends on Saturday even
ing.
Miss Eva Dale of near Redden spent
the weekend with her parents.
Mrs. Victor Eichenhaufer of Glous-
ter, N. c., is visiting her father at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Daisey.
Mrs. Belle West is visiting her son,
Roy West and family, in New York.
Mrs. Lemuel Lynch and daughter,
Doris, have returned home after
spending some time with her husband
in Philadelphia.
T. E. Dukes is improving his home
by the addition of a sun parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Evans of Phila-
delphia were guests of Mrs. Philip
West recently.
David Quillen has bought the Luke
Townsend farm near Millville.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-31
SHAWNEE

Mr.. and Mrs. Vibbert are the happy
parents of a baby boy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Calhoon are receiving
congratulations over the birth OF
twins, both girls. Mother and babies
are doing fine.
Mrs. T. H. Abbott is teaching in Ce-
dar Neck until another teacher can
be secured.
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Preaching
by Rev. c. E. Dryden at 8 p. m. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at 7.SO; topic,
standing for God and Right Leader,
Mrs. Garnett Newell. The President
requests full attendance at this meet
ing as there is business of Importance
to be transacted.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-31
SKEETER NECK
Near Frederica)

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart spent
Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs
Maggie Richards
Mrs. George Vincent spent one day
last week with Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Everett Robbins and little daugh-
ter, Emma, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harrington Sunday
Master David Vincent spent Sun
day with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Mrs, William Hart has returned
home after spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. Belts, Of near Farm
ington.
The Ladies' Aid of Barratt's Chapel
viii meet with Mrs. Thomas Clark on
November z. All members are asked
to be present
Miss Josephine Belts is visiting in
Philadelphia
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-31
ROXANA

Mrs Mary Pepper Burris, aged q
years and months, died at the home
OF her mother at Bayville, Del, on
Thursday Of tuberculosis, after an
illness of several months The funer-
al was held on Sunday at Roxana NJ.
+. church al / p. m, with Rev o. H.
Connolly officiating. She leaves to
suffer her loss a husband two small
children, mother, one sister, six broth
ers and a host OF friends
Mrs. Frank Lynch has been visiting
her son, Horace Lynch, in Philadel-
ph'a.
Mrs. Ebert Dawson has returned
home after making an extended visit
in Philadelphia.
Misses Enid Lynch Of Bayard and
Miriam Lynch Of Selbyville spent the
weekend with Mr.. andl Mrs. George
n. Derriekson.
Mrs. H. B. Johnson Of Philadelphia
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Wilgus.
Mrs. Asher Carey and son James
have been III for the past week.
Mrs Katie Hickman has been visit
ing her sisted at Sharon Hill, Pa.
Mrs. C. W. Wflgus and daughter,
Nettie. spent last week in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb McCabe. Mrs.
Vaughn Lynch and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c. Evans were visitors in Philadelphia
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs o. W. Wilgus spent
Sunday at Snow Hill.
Mrs Eva Wingate of Omar spent
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Samuel
R. Stubbs.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-31
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Milford chronicle., 1919-10-31

There Is one thing we all strive to
dO--Get Results. The one sure way
To get results and get them quickly
Is by using the @Cent-a- Word" column
Of the Chronicle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
SUTHERLAND GOES
AFTER PARDON OF
WEST VA. SOLDIER

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Sept. l.-Ifd
c. G.. Roberts. 4 soldier whose nome IS
n. dorado. w. Va. killed Il French SOLD
icr In sclf-dcrcnSc? II" claims that ne
did and Senator Howard Sutherland be-
lieycs him on the evidence that has nc"h
.uhni,tcd. Senator Sutherland has
tsken IN tho case with the Adjutant
General of the Army with a view q"
making n complete investigation OF H.
~ tho soldiers claims are borne OUT
thcn Senator Sutherland Will take steps
70 have him pardoncd from prison ana
rcinStatcd.
Rohcr,s claims that he and a corporal
vcrc on duty in n town in France lh'H
nod orders To halt and investigate every
colder and citizen abroad In the town
after o:Sn n. m. About l2:45 ono night
- Marty NJ eight French soldiers ana one
woman. more or less intox!chtec' ch'h"
olorC and wcrc halted. After paEleS'
mo soldiers ordered them TO move on
ard ,hen tight started. Roberts CLAIMS
10 was attacked and that he nrcd MS
nfs,o1 IN defense Of himself, resulting IN
Tho death Of one OF the frcnch soidlerS.
HI wns tried by courtmartiaI' lonnu
ruIlty and sentenced TO hc dlshonoIanly
DISCHARGED from tho service ana !iH-
prisoncd for three years
IN tho fncc Of tho case, senator
Sutherland no more than inc oln0ia -
hero, Is able to understand why il ln,S
West VtrClnIau was guilty or murocr IN
49, Io,,I sense. such light sentence
oa,,rd hc ,mnoycd uron him: tho penalty
a,.I,,cd for tho crime or murder bcIh6
greater than thrco years mt tho W'hlm-
ur1,