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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-14
PROPOSITION NO. is.
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETlTior
: CONS Al EAIr =

PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Proposed amendment repeallnu article
10, Missouri Constitution, enactlnp new
article In lieu thereof, providing mode OF
revising and amending const,tuticn and
for calling constitutional convention.
Be it resolved by the people of the State
of Missouri, as follows:
That at the general election to be held
IN this state on Tuesday, November 3.
1920, there shall be submitted for adoption
or rejection to the electors of the state
OF Missouri the following proposed con-
stltutional amendment, to-wit;
Section /. That article Is OF the Con-
stitution of the state of Missouri proyid-
ing the mode Of revising and amending
the Constitution, be and the same is here-
by repealed and the following new article
enacted in lieu thereof. to be known as
article Is, providing the mode of revising
and amending the Constitution, and for
calling a constitutional convention, and
which b e as follows:
ARTICLE is.
Providing the Mode of Revising and
Amending the Constitution and for calling
a Constitutional Convention.
Section J.. This Constitution may oe
revised and amended only In pursuance 81
the provisions Of this article or as other
wise provided in this Constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
IN HOUSE HUNT,
WOMAN KILLS HERSELF
Spent Hours Seeking Home. hut Was
Met Only by Sign NO
Children Allowed"
CATS WELCOME. TOTS BARRED
Husband Unable to Aid in Search,
Wife Already Grief Stricken by
Haby's Death. Dcspondcncy Finally
Caused Suicide.
ATS WELCOME, TOTS BARRED
Try Universal Service.


CHICAGO. March .s--"No children
;tl.owed."
Everywhere Mrs. Agnes Ready went
in her long. weary trudge for an
apartment she was told tn" same cruel
story. rcilinesc spaniris. Iaran.sr
chows. canaries and even pcdie-cod
cats. these would be welcomed. uu,
not her bahics, Albert. three Years old,
and John. one and "nc-halr
Discouraged. Mrs. Ready kissed l.l
two children, entered the bathroom.
through tn" temple
When uic father came home lac
found :\hcrt and John playing IL.
front OF the bathroom door
Where's mnmna?'' he asked
- --sihr ~ iir thrrr.--~safid .Alhert
she kissed us good-by and snid
M going on long. long Journey
Mr.. Ready forccd the door and fo,I n
his wife dead.
from iil!s apartment May t." .Nnlainen
Nh Ready, because a member of ,hr
owners family is TO oocupy H. Nh
work as "a building contractor pre-.
vented me from look n,, fo,. anO;hnr
apartment; but Mrs. Ready has be-.
looking every day since March l.
Money WAS no object with Us i.ut /.
seemed sh" could not find an .,pavi
'nrnI Wh"r" children were allowed
IN" became DISCOURAGED ANA then
a'uicE me lancholir. Our youngest
0"hy died four weeks ago Sh- be-
came ohscssed wiki the fear ,ha, w.,
would be forced to live in u t"ut or
~ Such fashion Cha: would impair ,h,.
|h!Idren's health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
REVEALS 7URCO-BRI7ZSH
SECRET TREA TY, BUT
ALAS! IT'S a YEAR OLD
.Horcorer. Ills Sponsored b,' DR..
N0-im Dc,'. as That Fact
Suggests Sail.
I 81 univ-rs.l Service :

BERLIN. March .H--I am able today
20 give th' terms oi whit r!.pc:ts 20
no a secret agreement brtwccn i.u.Iand
and Turkey u year ago. without nc
knowledge ~ France ana America. ny
which torst""tinopic MAS to remain
III III" hands Of the Turks and i,c
scat or the Sultan. in return for which
Hritain secured control oil the !Ia,-
ddnciics HJ nther valuable conccs-
sions. inclnd.ns domination of SYRIA
ANA MrSopOiamia
The '"Nt Of this alleged secret a4-cc-
mont 10 which alluded in q rcyen:
q spa ON. WAS furnished me uy !tr
\a>im Bcl. VINO was Minister o. In
FaslsI then Grand Niz.cr ~ NaZim
t'"y declares that the document was
signed in constantinoDin n April 1919.
ny M"-Srs. t. ra II n or Nolan and
Ch"rchi'l. representing Great Britain.
and D"mad I'crid rasha. Uroth"r-iu-
EurN!Sh government At tnc time on
behalf OF Turkey
Under thr alleged agreement Britain.
guarantees Turkeys .ndepcn,i-lrr and
ohi!ga;"s herself 20 place q police force
n the disposal o. Turkey for The sun
Turkish Natioualists and Turkey -.
n"umccs al her rights IN EGYPT ard
CYPRUS
Pending Official vcrfraiion of ;his
alleged .NiEio- French SECRET arrc1.
neni its anthcnticity may b, open to
TO-; months tn" tavor!tc haunt OF
Tur|ish Nationalist ploi;rrs Se"kln. 30
SOW 6!Scord among the allies lnd SEQ
"nd because 81 the intimate c"nnoc-
ton OF III" sponsor OF this story. Dr
Nazim 10y. with Enver Pashn and
whose names AZ" included in the en-.
tcnte's list Of alleged war criminals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
POLES WORKING ON PEACE
PACT AS BIC FIGHT RACES
Soviet Army. Using All the Terrible
Weapons Of Modern Warfare.
Arc Held in Check.
REDS RESORT TO GAS SHELLS
Meeting Where Terms Of Peace Will
l}c Presented to tho Russian Gov
crnmcnt VIII BE Held a, Borysoy
.\boul April 10.
Ey AtNncl.;Nl prc.s

WARSAW. March aS.--'rnc po,ieb
rovernnen, Is ., work win he terms
for peace which are to DC presented
10 the Russian Soviet government. Tn.
terrns viii be finished before tho de-
rarirre OF the ro!ish delegates fol.
Bor"sov, where the Poles nave pro
posed that the meeting with tho Rus
sans sinlI takc place April n or
later.
!; is understood Genera Sosonkow-
sky. assistant Minister OF War, will he
among the Polish delegates and also
another high army ohiccr. whosn
name has not been announced
The newspaper KuTicy poraniy
which is considered er.nioihcia! saws
tee Polish delegates viii he eight IN
''nmher. representing the Diet the
government and the army, four OF
hem 20 ne members 81 the Diet
fhc ministers ipoten;iary. (.
ADDS, viii BE- Stanislas Patck Minis
Ter o; foreiSn Affairs. and VI. WayiI-
-wSki.
The Polish line is holding an along
The 'front.' in r0doiia, wherc IN. nj.
shevists; have been centorimg ihc az
tack" OF ir=ir big offensive in an cf-
!ort 10 axe the important fortified
city o. kanenctz- -Podo!sH
IN" Fed enemy has been us.n. gas
smells artillery. armored trains arm
SI.a ':Ntr' boats. airpitRcs and cav
a!rE In his attacks on various parts
.: n" 'front.'. but he has made no head
WY either in P"dol.a or elsewhere.
according 20 Tho Official Polls. cam,n,,
"iIu", aihousa the hshtine has been
furious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
SKANGA4IED, HE SAYS
By REVENUE 4 GENTS
FKCM BLMINI'S ISLE
! Mcrni .yrirrs in I0iiiD,Oyc
BIOOd SE0Nercd CHd Win
Scrcrc CIT ia Scalp.

BALTIMORE. AG, March 2S.--Wi,h
his clothes Spattor"d vita blood and 4.
severe cut in hiS sca,... inflicted. .,c-
cordms /" Ills attorneys. by l-ni,nd
states inicrna, rcvouuG agents. Chni,e
Vincent. president OF the 'rritcn Com
cIu%. Of this city was hrou.ut ~
baltimore todH! from tn. Island az
i;imini. IN tn" !Hhamas. 10 answer q
c.ia'g" Of cnnsniracy :" violate the war
zine prohibition i,w Ninccnti's lawyers
the HritiSi. isle
shortly after hc was .rra.eucd h.
foTa United states Commissioner san
piec aud luis bail HNed ut $2U.0 .0u0. Yin
cent? WIS ta@on 80 i!S hotuo. and. ac-
c"Id'n2 T." MS attorney. collapsed lie
is h"in3 attended by tv" physician.
Mr.. Vincent. obtained permission
from EItfish Customs ins 1cct1r Pal.
'ey. .; Hinnl." according To hi.s law
y,r. /" erect Il war"hous" and agreed
ism government when lac ceased TO use
H.. shortly bctpTe .Undowu Thursslay a
launch from Miami, manned Dy Nv.
men. approached the beach. where ha
Was a. work. ono OF them wcrt
ashore, and asked Mr.. N!nccuti 10 sinp
cargo capncity Of tho launch.
while Mr.. Vincent. was in tho hold
OF tho launch hc va" struck on tho
hnnd WIN q blunt Instrument. knocked
unconsci"ur. gagged and hound. H"
lay III thc bottom of tho launch Tor
xcvcrai hours. bleeding from II wound,
ON MS head
.lvUon tao r-@,Acn saontu ronciad
M:ami ntto" m,L".sHl lney trnn-rnrrrd
ihe ..a.nrr q "a nUtamohilr nnd lea
~ =" .ion ii.nta 81,
80 csr ~ Nt,tu.a Vnri, n T.
i.,nr - baltimore, tally asa nUnuass.
Ally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
REPAIR MEN THREA TEN
TO JOIN NJ e ". CLERKS
STRIKING ATRCANOKE
SLY Or,S0ni- End0rse
Stand Taken br Enii,tuy
NOrkrys.

ROANOKE. VA March IS. -lrdico
L!"hS tonight wcr" isat several hun.
drcd machiniSts. car rcp:lircrs and
!nnembcrS OF other crafts employed by
ne N"rI"!k hnd Western Railroad
would strike tomorrow in symOnrhy
With members Of the brotherhood of
!,::aliway Clerks. who walked ont
IhnrsdaN 10 enforce Z. demand tha;
TWO honunion clerks hr DISCHARGED l,.-
o:luS" Of an alleged insult 70. =. woman
clerk
Representatives "r six organizations
affiliated with the clerks union at Il
I"sS-lne"t!nS ~ workers r"r, TODAY
ind"rscd The action OF the cl.rks ana
urged that th"y remain away from
Work uHtn 'hcir EcmanIS ar. accedrd
1" by th" railroad officials.
officials o. 'hc company several Iave
ago investigated the charges against
the TWO i"iuuion employees ana an
n"unr"n that their d!sInlsSll was no,
warranted 10y Ihc lHrtS IN th" cus"
General Manager ". = JrMks last
hiShi ordered tn" striking employees
haok 20 work today. declaring tltcir
positions would l." dicd unl,ss they
did So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

WASHINGTON. March 2S.--The AS
soci"G'on opposcd 20 National Proh!ol-
ton lnnEs into no future through 4
gIass darkiv and sens:
The Wn'non's Christian Temperance
tnion tHth"d and abettnd by Ant!-Sa.
loon l,ClXGn) tryinH 20 make good i,a
threat tu itan.hi.nto thu entire tohncco
.nanssrs hainfr 1924. tho ycnr ot tho
ny rrososeec Frs'.ur,r., Wi,iSn nnnfhN;
a-ad - Ssrscrsr Gn!"Are'ty's dnra"t-
,Mrn, ~ "c"nnMieh cruaaGMn cS,,nu.
'nr"" drh'Ns r!rT tno coGh:ry bunG
sWoh.n2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
"7HROUGHA GLASS DARKL Y"
"NIE7S" SEE 4 moist" FUTURE
AntiProhibonists First Tell Us of Plots Against To-
bacco Teas and Coffee and Then Report Nation
Wide Revolt Against the Saharists

Eut there & hope, tor the assocla-
ton opposed &c the drys declares tha,
ITS reports show that most Of the peo-
pie IN most or the States purpose no
longer to be exploited by either the
noli'lCa! sandbnTRerN OF the Anti. Sa-
io"n L"sg"e or the. political iobbsra
Whn agree on cand:datos for ofen in
shows that. at every oleci:oa. fror. tiay
hnld on Novnn,hnr 4. 1910 To thc n;es.
ent t'me. whnnsYtr prohibition divr.:i,r
or inhirortiH has boon thr Issue tnr
drEs has hnNN ,nGtCG. h,s IS t35s ava
ars ;.nn'I .ha ha"dN-.tnS a IN t.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
HALT MYSTERY TRAIN
Swiss authorities Investigating Shin
mcnt "f Ammunition aud
Gums Poland.

u. N-~UII'.f'T I'l"IS
GENfiN\. March IS The Swiss au-
.horitics are inNest!ratJic tho m,s.
ter, OF q train uii"d with armorrd
automobiles. inaNim rifles and anmu-
milton. which arrived at Zurich Fri
iay iI"m France. destined for Poland
Tho zurich Voifsrrichi SAWS that
nc trI.u WAS wr"ngtully Registered.
and. W"s. therefore stopped and So
uucs;crcd at Zurich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
! Ity As.nrietnti prnaa-

MOSCOW. Marsh 2s,.--M ni,.i:sat.an e.
Smss'm'H S..% wnrkinf. forces is Nrncest.ng
w.u nnht atrid". y Ia nnnniinoai hare
|! no activities of tho worhing army on
HuHsinn and Siberia rai,snnd aygf oinn
hHd IN HE mining disirntn nf tho TRIALS.
rnli2 10 Hii!iga fivii.aH man yniu.,e
R"Ba,ar mNhili7at isn ia TAI ms il:sse
n mhhy hiairjetF, esno8ts:iy In iha
"hsnsus tnd Graz .Tisions. I'll r4igs
.er't !es batWaen ID bad - ba.EH asn,.
rr'iad To register for Wera. All fofmGr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
Points Suffering Greatest
Damage From Tomatoes
tD. Associated rrc>s.I

killed. hundreds injured. a dozen or
m0rr missing and damage 81 up
wards - half million dollars done.
l:li:in. lii.-I.ight known dead,
several missing md scores injured:
property damage estimated at ST.
OGO. O.OD1.
In Grange. Ga.-f death list re-
ported a> high a. ihirt. und heavy
property damage.
West Point. G..-'rru killed.
Fort Wayne. ind.-Ihrcr killed,
heavy propcri! dnmuSr.
AErirola. Nla.--EiSc killed.
trccnNiiir and t'niun city. Ohio
sixteen reported killed.
-. LouiS-Onc killed.
East Troy. Wis.-Onc killed.
SHantOn and Raabs Corners,
Ohio-t number reported killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
HUNDREDS DEAD IN PATHS or TORNADOES
SWEEPING MIDWEST AND SOUTHERN STATES
PROPERTY LOSS MANY MILLIONS OF DOLLAR
France Buys Big Gun,
With Range CT 100 Miles


PARIS, Marrh .S. - prI:,marc
haIe. French inventor. yesterday
sold 10 the French government the
T"f~nt ON new IonE-ranrr gun.
which. after thorough tests, ha~
>aoNn il has range af from IDa
I" i"o miles. The she'll leaves the
muyyi- or this gun At a speed uf
nppr"himaicly 4.f1A feet per see
ond.
Premier Lis!d George announced
In tho British Parliament recently
that England had hecn negotiating
with Fianrr To secure ihr right tp
u~r the plan, for tho new -uu and
fhc belgian government il nusr
manufacturing similar cannon ar
I.irEc- Washington has asked that
American mon may bc present at
tests of the weapon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
RICHMOND FIRMS
TO PAY DIVIDENDS
Directors Of Nine Banks An
nounce Regular Distribution
Of Earnings.
SUM AGGREGATES sss7.5oo
VirginiaCarolina Chemical Com
pany to Divide Approximately
S6oO.oOO.

Dividends amounting 20 $Ss7.joV viii
he paid onc within The nest week OF
Ten days hy Ming Eichuona banks ana
On" manufacturing concern. with head
quarters here. These dividends arr,
;"r tho quarter ending Wednesday.
pthor BANKS follow their custom Of :,
semi -annuai dividend. wh.ch falls due
IN Jun" 80
The virsn,a-c Carolina Chemical
Company Will pay tn" larccs, sum m
dividends. The to;a' being app,oxi-
niateiy Sc9oOoO. according 10 :. W
Travors secretary OF Tho comnanv.
Tn" hanks her" Which hhv. announced
thcy Will pa! dlvld,nds 10, INC quarter
l.irs; National Eauh. the Virginia
.rrns: Company. 'hr rid Dcminion
ttonal E.nH. NJ ,.ona .',atc and City
L.ank. Esnk Of Commerce and Trust.
+ tdciity Loan and Savings Bank
Eichmond Trust and Savings Com
Planters Pay. : Per Cent
Leading the lis; d.y;dcui perccu;a.o
is tho Planters National Bank. which
VII. pay t por c"nt on 100000. The
capita stock of the bank, ur $4,000 in
dividends.
Taking the lead in the amour. %
uiNiIeMdS whicn VIII he paid ihis
quarter BY. tho banks h"rr. is the Firs;
=
SSpuop - is stockholders. Checks 10
~" stock boidccs with the dividend
due Them vii! be mailed b. The ca>;n-
iev. J. NJ. Rall. Jr on March ~. Tho
OH s.. 900.
Ano;he. bank wh;ell is payins, 3 PER
go NaJio"nl win Capitalization ot
Si.S1n.n0G. making the ar.oun, 10 b.
%"ni 20 stockholders this quarter sac
hank dividends are as follows:
american National H.,nk. per cont
OF l.o"oe0o capital amounting 10
f'irs, National Bank. ; rer cent On
S2,e""oQp capital amounting to $50.
Planters national H.nk per c.p,
COO ''''''-. "'''~ '''"S 1" 80
old pominion rrus; Company per
cont On $l.""o.oUO capital. amounting
Virginia Trust company. rcr cent
"n on"""o capital amounine TO
Nartonai state and city Hnuli. : pcr
cent on <l.eeo""o car,raL amounting
- S@G.GGo
Eank of commerce ana trusts per
slG.ocd.. '''''''' '''P''-.' '''''''''"I 10
lidcii,y Loan and savings Company
p%5 cent on Sier.0"o capital. amount
.n@ la $l.u"0
65;;.shm9"d Trust and S.ay5.nss S.5s Com
i;.l amounting Z" $l2.5hn
SGa1,""S Tor Chemical Dividend.
Capital s.ock Of ;hr Virginia Caro-
l:ui Chemical COMPANY a. the present
time a!soun's TO more tnIn SlS."u0. oDn.
H:tordin: 70 : W. Trav"rs, treasurer
o. ihs company OF this amount about
"a Der cont G.V.d,nd has bccu dc
c'a."d. making tho divldcnds which
WI. be paid 70 holders .; ;his class OF
StNth. S2huv"H. Tn" preferred stock
- I % lI-,.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
chnnas ,.Erhonge uorrr.

NhW OHIEANF Maroh sS,a.Diree,
lnro ot go Nav nr'nsns cation eyv
n:rg Monday Ra pxai,.nEs AS?s Vaui i
apsr q G'o,0al = ", nai n:6vo /,
6c.etv ~ as sftsTuaur avrtp, Et.r
IrGay N.eh IL wanld J.ose az 10
o'siach In tho morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
WIDESPREAD REVOLUTIONARY
PLOT FOUND IN PORTUGAL
Government Is Determined ro Naiu-
tnin Order aud Severe Measures
VIII Re Taken ro b0 So.
u! NUU'" =.

LISBON. March .3.---A widcsrr.ac
revolutionary plot has been discovered
by the government. which. an oficia!
communica ton SAYS. Is determined 10
maintain order
Severe measures Will he taken
against prottc"iiug and food hoard
ing. toodstu:fs sciZ"h ~ shops ana
homes Will br coniiSCatcd and he
EMiliv n..rSOnS lMniShcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
i.n6srswski Visits Parn,

EVA, NaFoh lR.--TBnanr Ism
f'a., ,spaki. farmor Premier of Poland
itss orstraG bt Horgss, on the I.H.te
~ Gane%s, lie recently Vas 81 Rama
wheta hr hSh l~ng inarvicw wien
tbs l'ope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
TELL 1T NOT TO DUSTY RHODESy
RUSSIA Mobiles WORK ARMY
All Males Between Is and so and Females From 16 to as
Must Get Busy and Refusal to Obey Is TO BE
Punished by Internment.

rhii?aah wnr.;nrs arc ca.lcG uann 70
Fea.ainr and refusni 10 obey VIII bc
pfnishcS'e ny intn-amtn; In concern.
trni'6n camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

EiHnh!H and FInI1nd Scek Ftarc.
COPENHAGEN March 2S.--Livou!a
and Finland are reported also to he
takin steps toward peace with the
RuSsian Sovicts.
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
"THE MIRACLE MAN" A HIT
Striking Picture Produced by
George LOane Tucker

The absorbing story of "The Mir
acle Man." which was staged by Geo.
NJ. Cohan to the delight of thousands
of New York theatre-goers, has been
adapted to the screen by George
!-cS;G:;;;:SS cG;;;:SS gn;ii5T Tucker, ami viii come 10 the
Palace Theatre November Sc. 1t is
Paramount-Artcraft picture Of the
finest class.
The central figure in the story is a
patriarch in a little village who pos
sesses the power to heal the sick and
MANNED Tom Burke, a New York
gangster, and his pals scheme to use
him as means of enriching themsel-
YES. With this view, they visit him
and are astounded to discover that
his power to heal is absolutely bona
fide. How the good that lies latent in
the crooks is brought out, is the
theme of the drama which is one of
the most striking yet produced. Prom
inent in the strong cast are Thorn
as Meighan, Elinor Fair, Joseph j.
Bowling and Betty Compson. o29-2t
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
A MILFORD MAN GIVES EVIDENCE
His Testimony Will Interest Ever6 Mil
ford Reader.

The value of local evidence is indis-
putable. 1t is the kind of evidence we
accept as true because we know we can
prove it for ourselves. There has been
plenty of such evidence in the Milford
paper lately, and this straightforward
testimony has established a confidence
in the minds of Milford people that will
not be easily shaken.
Robert Webb, 200 f. Fourth St., Mil
ford, says: Some time ago I had lame
ness through the small of my back,
brought on by heavy work. 1 was both
cred especially when stopped or
straigtened. had always heard people
speak very highly of Doan's Kidney
Pills, so / used them. In a short time.
they gave me relief
Price 60c, ct all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan' $
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Webb
had. Foster -AIilburn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
Public Sale
Thursday, November 4, 1920,

The undersigned will offer at public
sale, on his premises. miles east of
Harrington, on the Milford road. on
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
NOTICE TO TAXABLES

The term of the Tax Receiver ex-
pires December 31St.
1t is important that you pay your
taxes at once.
All Taxes levied for 1920 must be
paid on or before November 1st.
After November list, Taxes on per-
sOnal property and CapitatiOns will be
placed in the hands OF Jacob West,
Special Constable.
All the Real Estate on which taxes
are unpaid will be advertised and
sold.
DAVID 0. MOORE
Receiver of Taxes
Georgetown, Del, Oct. 18th. O2s-2t
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
wARNNG!-rHIs MEANS YOU
BURNING LEAVES ON TARvIA OR
CONCRETE STREETS IN MIL
FORD WILL BE CAUSE FOR AR
REST AND FINE.

The laws of the Town of Milford
forbid building of fires of any charac-
ter on TarYia or Concrete Streets,
under penalty of fine for each and
every offense. This seems to be an
unnecessary caution to any person
with common sense, or any interest
in the Town of Milford-but within
the past ten days several persons
have burned leaves on streets con-
structed with Tarvia. Wherever this
occurs, the Tarvia is destroyed, and
holes wash in that place soon there
after. Every instance will be punish
ed by arrest and fines from this date
on.
Some person, or persons, without
thought or consideration, have within
the past two weeks thrown Victrola
needles on the public streets. This is
absolutely contrary to law, and wien
located all persons doing this Will be
arrested and fined. A dozen automo-
bile drivers have reported punctures
from this source on the streets of
Milford.
This notice is given by authority
of the Street Department ofthe Town
of Milford, and Town Council.
FRANK REEDY,
Oct. 20, 192O-3t President of Council
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
FINANCIAL LOSS DUE TO COLDS.

1t is estimated that the average man
loses three days time each year from in
ability to work on account of having a
cold Much of this loss can be avoided
by treating every cold as soon as the first
symptoms of the dieease appears. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has won a wide
reputation and immense sale by its cures
of this diseass. Try it. You are certain
to be pleased with its pleasant taste and
the prompt relief which it affords.
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
GUNNERs NOTICE

We, the undersigned, warn all gun
ners against trespassing on our high
land or marshes, to take effect at
once:
HARRY B. ROACH
FRANK LEVERAGE
CHARLES MOORE
DAVIS JEFFERSON
DANIEL SMITH
CHARLES SMITH
EDWARD GOONER
HUBBARD ARGO
WALTER ARGO
ROBERT JONES
THEO. JONES
w w and HARRY CLENDANIEL
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
GRIP

Grip usually starts just the same as a
coid with a watery discharge from the
,,ose You are much more likely to con-
traet the grip when you have a cold.
rsor ss-,r that reason when grip is prevalent
-, sbonId 20 to bed as soon as You feel
~ ~ von are taking cold and stay in bed
LII, sr fullv recovered which should not
~ ~ =. I~.,aT a vou take Chamberlain Cough
De III ~ Three days in bed now is bet
- Ss1 t,,s, three weeks later on.
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
s'CoId in the Head''

fs an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent colds in the
head" will find that the use Of HALL s
CATARRH MEDICINE will build up the
System, cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
tacks of Acute Catarrh may lead 70
Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Sys-
tenn, thus reducing the Inflammation ana
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
WARNING

All persons are warned against tres
passing upon my marsh land in Ced-
ar Neck, with trap, dog, guns or other
hunting. Catching or trapping musk
rats is especially forbidden, and all
trespassing will be prosecuted accord
ing to the law as made and proyid-
ed. Arcadia r. Ingram, Milford, Del
O15-7t
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
AUTO TOPS RECOVERED

Come and let me recover your auto
top, material to choose from. Work
done right. All styles Of rear lights.
Let me exchange or repair your old
battery or sell you a new one. G. p.
Carey, Milford. 8-27-12t
Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29

FOR SALE-Store Property. Good bus
mess stand. together with dwelling. out
buildings and 81 acres land, about 10
acres OF which is in thrifty growing tim
Der. An ideal chicken farm location.
Short and Hall. owners. ol5-4tuc