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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

gowanych nader niepomysln'e,
gdyz zadana sumo obcieto do
Sl75,O0O. Jezeli przypomnimy so
bic skandalicznq sprawe wypla-
ccnia przez Rade $2;OOo,OOO. jake
wynagrodzenie nekspertow", to
obecnc zachowanie sic Komitetu
bedzie zupeinic zrozumia}e.
- Przewidziany budzet nici,
ski ma rok biezacy wynosi
$4O,7S2.1O; jest on wiekszy Cd
budzetu w z. r. o $3,296,323.6l,
NVlasnie W sprawie tego budzetu
aIdermani przedstawicielc ad--
ministracji miejskiej jezdzili W
>woim czasie do Springfield,
gdzie starali sic o uzyskanie ze-
zwolenia ma podwyzszenie podat-
kow do Sl.S5; dowodzili oni wten
czas, re przez podwyzszenie sto-
py podatkowej miasto pragnic o.
przec sic ma tych samych pod
stawach finansowych CO w ze-
szlym roku. Ma pokrycie bud2e-
tn miejskiego przewiduje sic przy
ch6d S39,l15I593; pozostala do
pokrycia sumo nalezy - jak twier
dza - uzyskac "a pomoca pozy-
GEEK. TIE wiasnie pozyczki byiyby
przeznaczone specjalnie ma bu-
dowy mostow i alderman s9 ida
MIA, re wydatek ten przyjma kie-
dy$ obywatele, a wowczas MOI
ma bedzie pokryc zaciagniete W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
O MIKE OPLATY IA PRE-
IAZD TRAMWAJ JAMI.

Sprawe zniAki opfat "a prze-
jazd tramwajami koleja g6rnq W
naszem miescie burmistrz Thomp
son postanowii przekazac Stano-
wei Komisji Uzytecznosci Publ
cznej, mianowanej przez guber-
natora Small'a, sprzymierzehca
burmistrza. For1nalne oswiadczc
ME W powyzszej spraEie costa
10 uczynione wczoraj ma posie--
dzeniu Rady Miejskiej. Petycja 0
znizke opiaty "a przejazd tram
wajami koleja gorna ma bye
wniesiona do Konisji Uzyteczno-
Sci PubIicznej Z zastrzezenicin
natychmiastowego wprowadzenia
W zycie tel znizki. Ma zapytania
aldermanow, dlaczego doradcy
Lurmistrza ME wyjawili wcze-
sniej sNej akcji W tel sprawic,
odpowiedzieli, re obawiali sic po-
dejrzei ze strony zainteresowa-
nej, ze wszystkie miejskie srodki
komunikacyjne moga precise ma
wiasnosG miejska. Spodziewanem
Jest, ze przeprowadzenie tel spra
wy ma korzyst obywateli, natra-
fl ma rome przeszkody, chociazby
re strony samycA kompanij.
TAJEMNICZE PoRWANIE
DZIEWCZYNY.
Ma ulicy Robey ma poinoc cd
Milwaukee ave, zdarzyl sic wczo
raj wieczorem niezwykly wypa-
dck. Dazacy W kierunku polnoc-
Gag dalszy ma stronicy 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23

funkcjonarjusz pocztowy, ktory
oskarzony jest o udziclanie intor
macyj, ulatwiajqcych rabunek, Je
rzy w. Hecker alias Bradford,
ktory poSredniczyl W zakomunlko
waniu informacyj pochodzacych
cd Teter'a i Piotr Nolanti, VIA
$ciciel sklepu kolonjalnego, W
sklepie kt6rego odbyl sic podziaI
lup6w. CO do innych czterech ra-
tunkow pocztowych, W ktorych
Murphy rowniez mial brac udziaf
oskarznie zapadnie dzisiaj.
z GOSPODARKI MIEJSKlEJ.
Wczorajsze obrady Komitctu
Finansowego mad sprawa budzc-
tn miejskiego Mostly charakter
naprezonej walki i skoiczyly sic
odrzuceniem szeregu pozycyJ po-
dajacych wynagrodzenia dla GA
sowo mianowanych ulubiehc0w
stronnictwa Lundin- -Thompsona.
Najwiecej uwagi poswiecono Wy
dziaiowi Lokalnych UlepSzen Z
Michalem ]. Faherty'm, prcze-
sem, ia czele, ktory domagal SIG
zatwierdzenia w budzecie $780,
0CO ma prowadzenie robot w die
dzinie ulepszeh miejskich. Nalczy
zwrocic uwage, ze wlaSnie Wy.
dziai Ulepszen Lokalnych pre-
pelniony jest tyni ,expertami",
faworyzowanymi przez klike
thompsonska. Suma ST $4,000
zadana przez Wydziai Lokalnych
Ulepszeh zawieraia w sobie tyl-
ko wynagrodzenia dla ,,eksper-
tow" brodowlanycb, ,,ekspert6w"
do okreSlenia wysokoSci podot~-
k6w cd realnoSci i wreszcie wy
nagrodzenia komisarzy miejskich.
Wlasnie niezwykiej wysokoSci wy
nagrodzcnia dla tych panow spo-
wodowaly goraca walke miedzy
czlonkami Komitetu Finansowc-
go; skoiczyla sic ona dla j. Fa-
herty'ego ca}ego szeregu prote-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
z Biura MeteorOlOgiicznegO.

Wsch6d sioiica o godZinie 5:24.
Zaeh6d sloica godzinie 8:29.
::
POgOda W Chicago OkOlicy: W
czWartek piatek pOgoda niepewna,
prawdopodobnie deszcz grzmOtami
Niewiele zmia1y W temperature, u.
miariiowany znieany wiatr.
Temperature dOby miniOnej: Najwyi
sza wczOraj o gofzmie S-ciej 81 stOpni,
nainiisza wczoraj o gOdzinie 5-tej ranO
"a stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle konurriiatu PoIslEiego Konsu-
latu Generalhego klrs marek polsdch
jest dis 1900 unarek IA St.OO, czyli
S3h cent6w "a 1000 niarek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
ZARODEK POWSTANIA
w MEKSYKU,

San Antonio, Tex, %. czerwca.
- Tutejszy Department sprawie
dliwoSci ogfosif wczoraj, il CITE
ry oddziafy, skiadajace sic licz-
by $50 SLIME uzbrojonycr mez--
czyzn przekroczyio granice mex
sykanska W pobliiu Laredo, W ce
III przerwania komunikacji kole-
jowej miedzy Nuevo Laredo a
Monterey. Nazwiska przywod-
cow band So departamentowi zna
ne, lecz ME So ogfaszane publicz-
ME. Wedle nieoficjalnyeh da--
nych, miedzy przyw6dcami ma
sic znajdowac general Francisco
Murguia.
Laredo, Tex, %. czerwca. -
w walce, jaka zoaaia stoczons
cnegdaj miedzy garnizonem
wojsk federalnych z Nuevo La.
redo, a banda zlozona z Is Mex.
sykanow, dwu zotnierzy zostah
zabitych, oraz czterech ranio
rych. Bandzie przewodzili pulk.
Delgado pulk. Luis Manero.
SIMS sTRZEzoNY PRZEZ
SLIME KORDONY POLICJI
I MARYNARZY.
New York, q. czerwca. =
Wczoraj krotko pred poiudniem
przybyi tu ma parowcu oOlim'
pic" wiceadmirai Sims " celu wy
tiumaczenia sic W Waszyngtonie
wyghoszonej przez niego mo-
wy W Londynie dnia 7go brn., W
ktorej atakowal sympatykow lr-
lsndji tego kraju. Postawions
mu propozycje, azeby przybys O.
sobno do brzegu ma malym stat
ku, wiceadmirai odrzuci! j wyla-
dowai W porcie wraz z innymi
rasazerami, ME zwazajac ma to,
czy spotka przyjacioa lub wro-
Cow, kt6rzy mogli nan oczeki.
wac W poblizu przystani. Jedna'
kowoz wszystko przeszlo spokoj-
ME. Policja wraz tysiacem ma
rynarzy zostala odkomenderowa'
ma w celu utrzymania porzadku i
niedopuszczenia do portu nikogo
gawiedzi ulicznej. Ma kilkana-
scie blokow Cd portu, ktoredy
mial przejezdzac Sims, ustawio-'
no kordon policji. Nawet ma przy
bycie byfego prezydenta Wilsc.
ma. l;;edy przybywal konfer
Pok. " Paryau. ME poczyniono
loknnrzrn AZ Srr.,nlrv n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
BOLSZEWICY ROSYJSCY
KORSARZAMI MA oceanic
ATLANTYCKIM.
Washington, o. czerwca.

Washington, %. czerwca. -
Po pierwszych powatpiewanlach
rad amerykahslli przychodzi o.
becnie do przekonania, IL zaginle-
Gle iedenastu statkow w poblizu
zatoki Hatteras wraz zatogaml
nalezy przypisac korsarstwu, pa
nujacemu ma Oceanic Atlantyc--
kim. Zdanie takie wypowiedzlane
byfo przez sekretarza handltl
Hoovera, lecz bylo brane bardzo
optymistycznie. Dowody zebra
ne obecnie przez piec Departa--
nent6w rzadu amerykanskiego,
ktorc na szerokq skalc prowadza
Sledztwa w tej sprawie, potwier-
dzaja zdanie sekretarza Hoovera,
wobec czego Department Han
dlu rozporzadzif przeszuNan1e
wszystkich kabin okretow, znaJ-
dujacych Gle W poblizu zatokl
Lookout Lightship," gdzie zna-
leziono opuszczony statek Gar
roll A. Deering." Powstaje obe-
cnie teorja, IL korsarze, grasuJa-
cy po Oceanic pochodza z RosJl'
Teoria ia oparta jest ma dwu pod
stawach, a mianowicie, pierwsze,
jak utrzymuja urzednicy Depar-
tamentu Handlu, IL Iadunkl W
rodzaiu towarow, jake znajdo--
wa}y sic ma wszystkich zaginio--
rych okretach, byfy bardzo poza-
dane W Rosji, drugie przypusz--
czenie opierane jest ma zezna-
riach wiaSciciela statku ,,Carroll
A. Deering" E. c. Plummer'a,
kt6ry oSwiadczyl, re gdy statek
lego przeptywa} obok latarni NOR
skiej jakis mezczyzna Z ruda gso-
wa, stojac ma poktadzie krzycza',
il obie kotwice zosta}y zerwane,
icdnakowoz, gdy statek znalezio-
no, .przekonano sic, re kotwlce
znajdowafy sic ma statku nieu-
szkodzone. Dalej mezczyzna, kto
ry stat ma pokfadzie rudy, a .jak
spis wykazuje, miedzy za}oga te-
60 statku ME byio rudego mary
narza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, czwartelS, % czerRca: Sw. A.
grypiny p.
JutrO, piatek, 24-gO czerwea: Mar.
SIY lana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23

Dokonczenie na stronlcy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
re strony samycA kompanij.
TAJEMNICZE PoRWANIE
DZJEWCZYNY

Gag daisy ma stronicy 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
KRoL JERRY oTWIERA
PARLIAMENT w ULSTERZE

HANLAMG GNIN " OLrS crLS.
Belfast, %. czerwca. Me
zwazajac ma to, re piec szostych
lrlandczykcw prowadzi bezkom-
promisowa walke o niepodle-
gioSc. krol Jerry wraz z krolowa
Maria przybyf do Belfastu.. kt6-
ry jest jedynym za5iatkiem, kto-
ry pozostaf lojalnym wzgledem
Anglji. I zaimprowizowanego
tronu W ratuszu miejskim krol
wygiosii move, nawoiujac do po-
koju pojednania. w movie
swej krol podkreSlif, re pragnie
on, azeby przybycie jego do Ir-
landji byio pierwszym krokiem W
kierunku zakonczenia walki. krol
apelowaf do Irlandczykow, azeby
zaprzestali walki podali rece do
zgody. Specjalny nacisk W swej
movie polozyi lirol, gdy apelowai
do wszystkich walczacych lrland
czykow, azeby wyrzekli sic ME
podlegIoSci i staneli przy tronie.
Kr6l gotow jest udac sic do
Dublina, gdyby wbrew wszelkim
oczekiwaniom SinnfeiniSci ze--
chcieli wziaf Ddziaf W parlamen-
Gle ulsterskim i zfozyli przysiege
na wiernosc krolowi.
POLSKA I AMERYKA ME
DoSTANA MIC z ODSZKO-
DOWANIA NIEMIEcKIEGO
Paryz, %. czerwca. - Stany
Zjednoczone zostaiy wykluczo-
re cd udziahu W odszkodowaniu
wojennym, jake Niemcy maja
zapiacic djantom. John Bradbu-
ry, reprezentant Anglji, i Louis
Dubois, reprezentant Francji, do
sill do porozumienia, ma mocy
ktorego Francja otrzyma 50 pro-
cent, Anglia %, Wiochy 10, Bel
gja 8 Japonja i Portugalja po
try czwarte procentu. Pozostafe
szes6 poi procent zostanie roz-
dzielone pomiedzy mniejsze pan
stwa. Serbia przy podziale tych
szeSciu pol procent otrzyma
pierwszenstwo. Sprawa udzialu
Rrmunji W odszkodowaniu jest
rozwazana przez komisje. ktora
Jest zdania, IL przez zaanektowa-
ME Transylwanji i Dobrudzy
Rumunja zyskujc terytorjalnie,
Brazylja, Kuba, Grecja i Cze =
r6wniez otrzymaja odszkodowa
niez ogolnej sunny szesciu pol
DokoficZenie ma StrOnIcy z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23
DENNY ZWALCZA ZAROD-,
XII BOLSZEWIZMU w MA
RYNARCE.

Washington, %. czerwca. -
Sekretarz Departamentu Mary
rarki Denby, kt6ry sfuzyf W ma
rynarce korpusie marynarskinl
Stanow Zjednoczonych jako ma
rynarz officer i ktory poznai do
skonale panujace stosunki mie--
dzy marynarzami, zwalcza obec-
ME tendencje bolszewizmu, jake
wysaniaja sic W marynarce ame-
rykahskiej. Dwoch oficerow ko-
mendant6w, ktorzy pozwolili "a
logon dwoch okretow wojennych
ma giosowanie, W jednym wy
radku, co do zaprowadzenia dy-
scypliny, W drugim zas wypadku
co do tego, gdzie i w jakim kic-
runku dany okret ma rlynqt, 20
stall wczorsj rsunisci llomcn-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-23

tym roku pozyczki.
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01

convention when the delegates led by leaders who have
little regard for orderly procedure legal precedence
Recrmnatons false statements ascrbing to others
poses which have foundation and of which those
who make the assertions guilty themselves have filed
the brief sessions with strenuous The minority
recognized that they beatenbut persisted in staging
heated which have been highly sensational Men
who supposed to be clear thinking and good udg
men have plainly demonstrated the fact that without
their advisors close at hand prepare their statements
and arguments they have little ability to take of
themselves the policies of interest to their factions
This applies to each political party to the show staged
at Dover Monday and Tuesday last Political graves
have been dug local politicians who had aspirations
for high honors from the people of the State The lack
of ability for them occupy honorable stations has been
made plain to the people to the kind of
resenng them and when the future brings the time for
nominations for other positions the records will be
against their further consideration In this respect the
proceedings the State Senate sessions at Dover this
week have had value to the people which could have
been developed otherwise.
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01
TO PAVE SEAFORD STREEr

Surveyors began surveying HigI
street, the main business street Of Sea-
ford, for the concrete roadway which
is to be built this summer. The sur
vey is being made under the direction
of Civil Engineer J. P. McNGakin of the
State Highway Department.
The paving of High street was
agreed upon at a meeting of the Street
and Water Department. The commits
sion appointed to expend the money
for the paving of the street is compOs-
ed of J. B. Hurley, Joseph H. Cox, Will
liam K. Morgan, w. Harry Brown and
William T. Lank, the latter secretary
of the commission, all property hold
ers on High street have been notified
to connect with the sewer system, wat
er and gas by July 1.
1t is proposed to build a 2O-foot
roadway in the center of the street,
with foot cutters and three feet of
crushed stone, the latter to allow en-
trance to the sewer, water and gas.
The commission expects to begin
work on the street at the earliest pos
sible moment and bills will be receiv-
ed for the completion of the work.
The paving of High street has been
the dream of Seaford citizens for
many years, and now that their dream
is about to come true, there is much
rejoicing among them.
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01
HIGH PRICES AND FEDERAL APPROPRIATTONs

HIGH PRICES AND FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS
Loud cries of economy being heard from many quar-
er and Congress and the President made the
butt of much criticism for reducing expend-
lures than they have But there is yet to be
suggested intelligent plan for putting effect the
further savings that those people calling for They
all concede that the Army and Navy be maintained
in condition of adequate Defense that the Shipping
Board cannot be abandoned when the Government
biliondollar feet that interest and sinking
payments be the public debt that the sums
promised the railroads under the of the Transpor
taon Act must be paid and that civil establishment
must be kept at sufficient size to insure the functonng
of the Government
OF all those things must be provided for and
the Republican Congress has provided for them with
preparations cut to the bone If savings
ected let the critics indicate the specific point where they
would apply the economy rather than continue their
noonOus call, expenditures must be reduced. AS a mat
ter Of fact there nobody in the country competent
to frame the national appropriation bills than the
who actually doing it in Congress And there is not
a man in the country eager to the peoples
money than those Congressman In the framing of
each bill officials of the executive departments coming
within its provisions called before the appropriation
committees and questioned in minutest detail to the
actual necessity of every dollar that asked Congress
Those bills emerge from the committees and later from
the Senate and House. of every superfuous cent
and in that shape they become laws
People must remember that the cost of living affects
the Government just it does everybody ese Big ap-
preparation bills will always accompany high prices and
in the present instance the Shipping Board railroad pay
nents big interest bills and the general civil es
adjustment are hangovers from the war, quite unknown
n former times but from which Congress cannot
i'd itself Congressional critics would do well to cease
heir meaningless comparisons of presentday expendi-
ures with those of 1914 and devote themselves to point
ng out specific instance where dollar can be saved
The Republicans of Congress will welcome and act on the
uggestion if it is sincerely and intellgently made.
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01

IT is EVIDENT from the violent staging of several
scenes during the sessions of the State Senate at Dover
on Monday and Tuesday last, that the old practice OF
fraud cheating policies which have prevailed in the
Democratic party 1870 and which by the disfran-
working of the tax laws of Delaware maintained
that party in supreme command-up to the time when
aconal differences brought about the break which per-
mtted the Republican party in 1888 to make its first sue
cessful the entertainments and political control
in Delaware but the aftermath of political corruption
and awless overriding of the laws for the interest OF
political party This with the methods which had to be
applied to strangle-hOld which the Democratic
organization held the political affairs of Delaware by
the Republican paryaided by the minority faction OF
Democrats evident being responsible for the charges
and methods obstructing confirmation of the appoint
ments judges forwarded to the State Senate by
the Governor. 'Tis true, tits pity
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01

significant in proportion to that of in
dustry. To serve agriculture properly,
the Federal Reserve must extend it's
agricultural rediscount period on
grain crops to nine months, and on
livestock to two years. Some Way
must be devised so that this can be
done without seriously congealing
credits. With this amendment the far
mers of this country would at once
receive tremendous benefit.
Legislation from the standpoint of
the farmer does not mean class legis-
lat1on nor politics. However, there
are some things relative to building
up Americas greatest industry-that
OF Agriculture-in the enactment of
measures that will put Agriculture on
a business basis. Our Legislative Of
nee in Washington, under the direct
supervision of President Howard. an
Iowa farmer, and our Executive Com
m1ttee of twelve, is rendering fine SER
vice for the farmer, especially since
the agricultural blocs of the Senate
and House were organized. We do not
lobby. We present facts. We get the
Will OF our people and lay it before
Congress.
The farmer does not want to drag
other lines of industry into the ditch
beside him. He wants you thorough
ly to understand his problems and
stand shoulder to shoulder with him
until the wheels of industry again be-
gin to revolve at full speed and pros
perity and happiness come to our
whole country. Anything which or
ganized agriculture proposes is based
on the idea Of doing to others as you
would have them do unto you.' Our |
whole cooperative marketing program
is based on sound, thorough anaIy-
sis of business conditions. Our legis-
lative program is builded from the
thoughts of the sane, safe agricuItur-
al interests of the country. Our or
ganization is builded with the same
thoughts in mind, and if these condi-
tions can be righted it will mean not
only more products on the farm, but
better equipment, better homes, bet
ter schools and better churches, and
above all, a better class of citizenship
when the farmer and the commercial
interests once learn to understand
each other"
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01

be held at the Women's College. In
the past most of them were held at
Delaware College.
One of the features Of the school
will be the series-of lectures and
musicals arranged by the Service Cit
izens of Delaware. One of Lhe Sunday
night speakers during the session will
be DR.. Samuel c. Mitchell of Rich
mond, Va, formerly president of Del
aware College. DR.. Mitchell will speak
ON Sunday night, July 10. There will
be a number Of other special features
in connection with the school.
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01

smaller timber was splendid pulp
wood and since then has built up a
large business in the wood. Pieces
four inches in diameter, up to the lar
ger sizes, are available for paper MAX
ing and at $3.50 a cord the men who
owned timber, too small for mine
props or piling and considered worth
less, have been making considerable
money. Kephart has contracts for
two years cutting and is bringing con-
siderable money to farmers who sup
posed their timber only fit for fire.
wood.
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01
PAPER MAKERS ARE
USING SUSSEX co. WOOD

A new use for the many smaller
tracts of timber in Sussex county has
been found by Lieutenant A. R. KEEP
hart, who, two years ago, purchased
farm near Redden. Kephart saw
going to waste much wood that should
be utilized. After considerable cor
respondence he succeeded in getting
representatives of several large paper
mills to come and inspect the timber
lots. He found that much of the
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01

THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY is at hand and on Monday
next the Fourth of July will more bring to the peo-
pie United States opportunity to give vent to
the patriotic spirit which should thrill every citizen that
he of the most advanced and most powerful
country the this earth 1t is well that fail
remind the children of the purposes of the annual
celebration and of the National Holiday which
marks the beginning of a Nation. 1t would be same
of which the people would become tired, the
day each year celebrated with only patriotic assem-
blages oraons-but these must not be pushed into
the back ground sports be INDUCED in without
regard important and vital principle patriotic
duty and appreciation of the country under which we live
and have being Lets enjoy the annual holiday but
us forget that is the duty Of everybody to fix the
every mind that it is day when all the people,
regardless of nativity previous condition. who live IN
States of America to impress upon the young
and patriotic children of the entire country that the
United the freest the best and the only country
EARTH where all the people have as to govern
ment and enjoy their religious belief without fear or hin
drance Celebrate the with these purposes
in mind matter in what form celebration may
take will happy day for you and the country-for
thereby will allegiance to the greatest dem
ocracy earth
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01
SUMMER SCHOOL OPENS

With an enrolment Of more than
200, the University of Delaware Sum-
mer School opened Monday and will
continue for two weeks. Most Of those
enrolled are teachers in the public
schools of the State and under law
passed several years ago their trans
portation and board while at the
school will be paid by the State.
Glasses started Tuesday. For the
first time all classes this summer will
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01

THE PROCEEDINGS of the State Senate which was
called in session upon the appointments made by
the Governor according the organic laws of Delaware
have resembled very the proceedings of political
Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01

Celebrate the Fourth at The ArmOry
THE Furnace" a big S-reel special
and 3-reel comedy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-09-01
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Master Paul Wood was the guest
Of his uncle Carl Imnshaw and wife
at Wheeler last week.
Mrs. NJ M. Bauer and son Harold
Of Alma spent Monday and Tuesday
with the formers sister Mrs. $. r.
Richardson and family.
Little Juanita Robinson is on the
sick list
Mrs. Mary Middleton and daugh-
ter Miss Bertha of Saranac are the
quests Of their cousin Mrs. Emma
Daley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wood of Coe
called on relatives in town Sunday.
Charles Bunker of New Richland,
n. Y. was calling on old friends in
this vicinity Saturday.
Il. +. Hamilton made a business
trip to Ashley Monday
Mr. and Mrs. +. n. Post entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey Townc and
children and Edison Bowman of Jack
son, Miss. Melva Woolford Of Lans-
ing and Mrs. VIM. Beverly of Alma
Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Branch of Montpelier,
Ohio, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Bert
Kemp and family this week.