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Personals

Harold Stricller, a well known Cas-
from the New Mexico military insti-
tute. where he has finished his fourth
year. Mr.. Strickler has while ut the
institute distinguished himself for pro
ficiency in his work. He has been
honored with a first Iieutenaney.
Mrs. j. l. Walker of Salt Creek
went to Denver Saturday. She VIII
&c gone two weeks visiting with her
parents.
Friends o. Mrs. Park C. Hayes win
be sorry 10 learn that she was thrown
from n wagon Thursday at the Hayes
ranch near Lander and was very ser
lousiy injured. suffering a broken col
lar bone. several broken ribs and a
punctured lung. Mrs. Hayes is a for
mer resident OF Casper, Mr.. Hayes
having been editor Of the old Casper
Derrick.
49, FsFH
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. f. vanGundy, SIS
East Seventh street. are the proud
parents OF a daughter. born Sunday
noon. Both the mother and daughter
who has been named Patricia. are do
Ding well. Mr.. Van Gundy Is chief
engineer for the Ohio Oil company,
western division.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Brown leave to-
night with the Casper delegation for
n Shrine conclave at San Francisco.
which occurs June 1s-14-15. On their
return they win travel by way OF
Portiand and will visit Mrs. Browns
sister at Spokane. wash. and her
mother at Billings. Mont
, 1922-06-05

by motoring overland to Narka. Kan.
He viii return June "a
revld Kline. n prominent Rive ION
buSD~ss man. arrived In this city sun
dly anl win be here for a couple Q;
days en- business
, 1922-06-05
Mrs Carol Lecpr
Returning to Panama

Mrs. Carol Leeper win return 70
PANAMA tomorrow. where Mr. Leeper
Is attached to- the Fourteenth infan-
Try. Mrs. Lseper has been in Casper
tor several weeks a tho house guest
OF her mother-in-law. Mrs Anna
Leeper- Her departure is met with
regret ~ cores OF Casper friends
, 1922-06-05
Social BY Auxiliary
Of Annfi1n Legion.

The women's auxiliary of the
American Iseglon will give a social TO
morrow afternoon from 2 until 5
O'Clock at tho home OF Mrs John
Heasney. AT South KimbaI. Mrs,
Heagney VIII be assisted by sfrs- J. C
Pursel. All mambers OF the auxiliary
and eligible members r invited
, 1922-06-05
Bridge Buncheeu by
the Misses Sullivan

A deligttnl bridge luncheon was
held at the Sullivan homo on East
Tenth street Saturday afternoon. the
Misses Margaret. Eileen. and Patricia
sullivan acting as hostesses. The
Mesdames Dnver and Mcmahon took
honors at brAdgc- A delicious lunch
con was served at 1 o'clock. after
which elk tables were filled for the
xnmes. Yellow snd white daisies and
yellow and white favors carried out
the pretty color scheme
, 1922-06-05

Embossed calling cards. Bring your
plate OF arrange for n new one nj
Tho Mills Co.. $40 T.. Second. 65-2t
, 1922-06-05
Mnncabce Dance
Tonight

Tonight
The first ANIMAL dance and social
given by Casper Tent No. 8 OF the
Msceabecs will be held this evening At
the odd Fenows'eflali. The public has
been invited to this charming affair
ricketts, aro in the hands of DR.. Dick
crson and Bert Wagner.
, 1922-06-05
HOSPITAL FUND GIVEN
BIG BOOST BY EDITION

That the women OF the Methodist
church OF Cheyenne made a financial
c Of the women's edition OF the
, 1922-06-05
Observation-Disclosures
Marriage Saturday

Tho marriage OF Miss Cecilia Ivern
Beok to John H I1nochenhaucr satur-
day morning came as A very pleasant
aurprise TO their many friends in cas-
per. Tho marriage took place AZ .
O'clock IN St Aiz.hony's church. the
rather Munin officiating. MISS Ru'
pcrta Beck. sister or the birue, acteu
as bridesmaid, wetie r. T. schmiI
-, best man. The bride was dressed
in a white georgette gown and heS<
a b..utifui bouquet of pink roses.
After the marriage a delightful
-.,rfaat was served h happy
Nsouple and their friends who accom-
nansed them. Then Mr.. and MIS-
Knoehenhauer motored to Denver
where they will spend a fortnight
Afterward they WI return ana make
their home in Casper. where they VIII
be welcomed by a A,ost OF frienos
, 1922-06-05
Casper Motorcycle Club
Holds Picnic.

Holds Picnic
The Casper Motorcycle club held the
first of n series of picnios at Madi-
son creek, 10 miles west, of Casper
yesterday afternoon with ,6o persons
present. After tho lunch that was
served I o the qualification of those
pI esent. there were several enteftain-
ments put on.Foot racing 0sy the Ia
dies provided amusement for all. In
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c. q. Long. Hardin. Mont. arrived
In Sasr-r Sunday and will be here a
short time on business affatrs.
, 1922-06-05

Mrs. J.. l. Walker of Salt Creek
went to Denver Saturday. She VIII
&c gone two weeks visiting with her
parents.
, 1922-06-05
King-McFaddeu Marriass
Made Known

An event hat the participants have
mercilessly held from their many
friends for a period of three weeks
took place on May Is in, h marriage
OF Mr.. C. G. McFaddeni Of the Mid
wesr Refining company and Miss Dee
King. The couple have made their
home at 537 CY avenue ard are receiv-
ing the congratulations df those who
have been able to pry intotthe delight
tul event aaz
, 1922-06-05

Max Heller. proprietor OF tho Huh
Clothing store returned this morning
from an extensive eastern buying trip
, 1922-06-05
MFR. and Mrs. Weller
WIN Visit Eastern FONTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weller and baby
daughter Iris Adalr of 1895 South
poplar street Will lease Tuesday morn
ing for a motor trip cast. They will
visit in Huntington. Ind, with Mr..
werer's mother anil to points IN
pennsylvania, the d,rmer home of
Mrs. weller. They will be accom-
panied Try the MessgA A F.. T. b.
and e. o. johnson, brothers of Mrs.
weller. The trip VIII take about six
weeks to complete.
, 1922-06-05

Everatte Carter. e. Esgleston
smith. Jack Merreil and Charles j.
Salt Creek. arrived in Cas-
per Sunday where they will be for
days on business
, 1922-06-05

The Dorcas society lof the s. D. A.
church win meet at the home of Mrs.
<F1oyd wertenberger. $40 East Third
street Tuesday afternoon from 2 untl
$50 O'Clock. Mrs. wertenberger and
Mrs zook will act as hssstesses-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
Quisiera .ir de casa en-
casa reCOmendandO a
tOdOS TanlaC.
Una madre agradecida y feliz, manifesto su
gratitnd hacia Ia medicina iinica. por
devOlver Ia saiud 4 su hiia.

'nuisiCla ir ac casa en cara para
coi-taf a iola pcrama aruiaan 8 cn.
isima A tsta cadad Ia lassna eii ouc
h.AAA-Al aliKa6 n mli hiia a. dieo E.
g. aaos. y b. maraai'iae5 que e. Cea
lucciUna Soc ei te1imonio cnsana eia
y agradceido unc ha,r aleuuus ola.
hizO Ia sgh0fn Enraueta Perez Gauar
do. que AiAe ci IA Calle De Zaoatccas
No. IS Coionia Roma. Mtaco D. 2. al
oomprar mas TANLAC en- ana tirocue.
Ma
'Desdc hacc dos ailos''. continue IA
seinra Gallardo. Ia salud de Ioscfna
habia empoorado tanto que so snisma
casi me habia enfermado por Ia prco.
cupacion cue me producia su estado.
Sc haiaia casi converiido en- un esque.
leto. estaha muy paiida tan nerNTosa
que apenas 81 pcdia dornir. Tambi6n
sufTia de estreniniento cronico V tenia
muy POGO apctito. En- realidad Jose
tina estaba tan agotada, debil = ner-
viosa. que tsIni que no podria termi
mar su estudio en- el colegio
Parece que TANLAC la alivi0 deg
de un principle Y cuando he visto de
nuevo el color de la salud que vuelve
a sus Inejillas me hersentido la madre
mas feliz de todo Mejico. Ciertamente
TANLAC es la mejor medicina del
mundo, por haber hecho por mi hija
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

rae e. asa.ass, A. usu.e ssss
assnlst = sssHn sasiansuas - go
sa.ss at Fsean Nf naaa aawlrAls
laia fiaaanlea an,e FeA Nna
Npanse otass a. fluias nasas.
t.s. taaAsalN nisa NamHaN. mam.
tsHE kleaa i.ln. silsa b. slNu.elf
'sa esssMar seas auiaaa ssse fIinse
81 llsaa,s ~ stasa ts b alsusl 3D.
Is1a 10 saIfa. a. Fss.aassea ~ Ar.s
~ ~ AAsaania lsa.nea ta1s iainas
iaa - seasmna lsaasp ta.nlaaas la.
sussasns1smHe sa NW fuiaaaaak > lus
.al,asa,saas 80 seladas las esis
t.sHsns a. nnai a. nru.te ssun sgs.s'
Is,.elaanN
l.aua,.as ana tisaInn,. rnIgs. fIuu
ssn. s,aeglmliHn lnsaye nngu a.
~ l'afls l,nn rfssfaae = mcyNae 81
cumusasar b srsnana. Mas tnrao. una
lnHsa deaiarala csgssuiaiita ~ acsa
Isun6 y eomhinnda cor oamhiof mas
aiius, - mcnwsle ~ aass mas fiisur
usnsislcInilcmruic ~ ~sia ruzands
De- ua iiein.a frio l,eso oan sd. :
cfiai - faroraiir i.ara las n.molacha,
que M se han coSrchado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

la gu Pes hr tu boon Neagpo ian cos-
rs Aur1ar hsee an r.,f que De- csia
tasaaaia nlsia Ge farnr au fefcefa
is0ili.a 81 rn rsrucgia halrf'a visio e..
sl-f o.u tauia eusfa Aa ns ra6eoc a.
ceireaimirnto a su tcz es meier que
nunc1 Scs uenlss ustan tan humcs.
gue duculc iaaQtiiamclte toda la no.
che. cada dia observe que auncnta
"a peso ~ luefzaE Rccomcndare TAN.
LAC ioda 'ni vida
lie aqui otro case cue pone de ma.
nihesta Jas notah'gs prapiedades res
cpnsusu'catcs dc TANLAC. La seno-
rita Gailsrao es solo una entire muchos
ni iilnes De pcrsonas que han tornado
IANLAC con nlarafiiloso resultado.
fANLAC j. produio gran benefcio de-
lido . qre con;i,ne ciertas propicda-
dos mea'cinales que meioran Ia san
Sre g favoTcccn q apetto sano para
alimentY nutrii4vo. ia tcnido much0
esito ,rara hacer desaparecer Ia ner.
viosidad y cl insomnia, no produciendo
un efccto narcotico sobrc les nerNi)s
sino vigorizandolos y devolviendo la
salud por SITS e!sctos sobre ei apetito,
la nutrici6n del ORGANISING y la asimi-
lacion.
Tanlac Sc vende en- today las drogue.
rias farmacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
INFORhACION Dc NERGADOS &ATUCAR

ila. cuic. mos iclegrafis ooino sivne.
son Telaci6n las condicioaacs dol m,cr-
edo y la nfra: ~ mcIya,io lo.ai
ha csia0o quicio sin yrnias. Las
salieiunos dA i.gmpp sn favolalleS
- Tumusa gse veniae k.csiles he ln
nuera zafra lmra-ruero y nss.rzo inclu-
live. han sido hechas a 3lsc.. del al
laaCtn ga Iiahana t3. D. -. 80: los
c9mpradoies adels.ntaron $500 IF5r sa-
81. Las indiCacicDes sen de- qlc va
rios nolinos en- Ia paTie central s.p
Camaguey tIatan de comcHzar la mo
l-enda :. mc'liados o fines del mes de
noyiembrc.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

Segaln ~ "a accncando Il cies1e DC
d l'Tcscnie zafra. Ia lsssicl6n esiadliS-
"a alcis:a "a Culsa, - "A h.,i,.ildn
..is maailirsia. las rxisiruc!a. II
hles cn iss nurgaos. dc acurrdp ear
seiiur Guma, ~ han rcslavido aisr,
.imadamcnie . unas 3Glal0 ion,'
das II halance que seSi iIaido /: IN
vista dc Ia Ultima ps Al t,i6n as ME
nas de 100000 tOnc,adaS. eUn e. ha
lance dc suEiinistros d,spnnibles' dc T.
zafra d. 1:i22 dc :JghI0 toneladas
micniIaS que por este tempo 81 aho
paSlda. Cuba tenfa 1,Sl3.OOO toacla-
daS disponibles, 1. 1TT.00O toneladas
que Sc encontraban en- los puertos. Las
eXporiacioncs dc la iSla durante In
sanana fueiOn un poquito maycres de-
bitio Il las recientes compras por los
rcfinadores sc espera que durante
Els pr6XImas clantas semanas. en-
Iarques de regular tamaho para este
tempo del amp seran hechos.-Deta-
Hes de Ii posici0n estadfstica en- la
isla Sc dan On In compilation de la
siguiente pagina.
AvislS particulares de la isla infor-
man que varias centrales SO antici-
pan cOmenzar las operaciones dc
nolienda entire mediados fines de
noyiembre. Otros avisos particulares
sin embargo, informan que reciente-
mente ha habido fuertes lluvias en-
las provincias de Camaguey 0rien-
te, 10 que operara en- contra, de un
temprano principle en- las operacio-
nes de molienda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
CONDICIoNEs DEL MERCADo
DOAIESTICO

Lo signienie son nuestros .avis0s te-
legr;ificos rccibidos hey de nuestras
oficin;-- doln6sticas Informant lonos de
las condiciones del mercado eli sus To-
calidades rcspcctiyas:
Lamborn and Company, Detroit. Mi
chigan, nes telegrafi0 como sigue: "Es-
Il; seccijn no esta cntusiasmada so
bre el mercado, compranl0 POGO IA
6.90.-Comicnzan yenir las remola-
chas afectando las cOmpras del azd-
car de cana. Las reinolachaS Sc ofre-
cen a las bases de- $50. El comercio
esta cubierto ell il nt6rmino medic de
unas cpatro senanas''
Nuestra ofieina de Kansas City. Mi
ssouri, nos telegraffa I'll ;.zl1car de
GAIA Sc cotiza a 700c Y la de reno
laeinta a ESQ Sc solicitan pedidos por
los de renitlacha Il $50 pero probable
mente Sc pondra firme /, ESQ hoy al
medic dfa. Sc notan muy pocos nue.
vos ncgocios. La granufada de plan
tacf0n es ofrece Il ,treinta puntos mas
baio que la de cana paro sin garsn-
TIA y veinticinca puntos bajo Ia cana,
:plecio. garantizado. Las ventas son
muy pocGss. Las retiradas sobre con-
tratos, huenas. La situaci6n de los
carrfos no Sc ha mejorado.
Nuestra oficina de Philadelphia nos
dice lQ siguiente Una buena deman-
da {, las bases de 600 y tanto Nc. Ca
han como la Pennsylvania han hecho
resulares negocios. Al cerrarse ano-
che estaban inclinalos sa sostenerse
firmes a 7.00c. La PeEfissylyani;. esta
de tres IA cuatro dfas de- retrasada en-
carros surtidos, pero nRele einbahcmr
zen cares a granel. Embellishments.
McCahan ha estado embarcando Gle
t0dos los grados con prontitud, pero
indico esta noche una tardanza de
tires {. cuatro dfas Ell todsos los gra-
ytos.''
Suestra oficina de Savannah, Genr-
gia, nos telegraffa que la Savannah
Refinery esta firme a 7O0c. por los
az1cares duros i. 6.75spor los sua-
yes. Ja
Lamborn and Company, Chicago, nos
telegrafi0 que pricticamente. no Sc han
hecho negocios allf. Los comprado-
res han estado renuentes para com
prar no ser que sepan cuaudo llega-
ran les azticares. Solamente estan
ccmprandO azdcares Ell transito cer-
canos. Sc han hecho regulares nego-
clos con segundas msnos. Il 6.7O Y a
G.75c. por Ia de caiia. Todos les te-
nedores estiin pidiendo 6.S0-6S5 por la
de cana v 6.70 por la remolacha.
Vienen pcdidos soamelite che conner
ciantcs que necesitan azdcsres ceica-
nos. Otros usan los suministros egdn
van llegando, esperanto conprar mas
tarde de fuentes de scgundas manos.
Las remolachas del Oeste estan fir
mes q 6.g0 no obstante que un gran
pit'Ihtetor pueqe considerar negocirs
i esq.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
cANOTIO DE IA zAFRA nE Az
CAR Ia2a.la2s.

n
CAR Ia2a.la2s.
,ll calcalo prelimimFr de In zafla
De azacar dcl mundo para la22 l.l3s
Dc los sehorcs Millct y Gray. 90 p1r
un prodnciin dc i5,S240OO tsneladas
nm aumento de 3G2. .3s2 'oneladas
sobre Ia dd aiio pasado. Bicrn que
IS m case eNtraorlinario que haya
muy pqniios camhios indicados Tor
cualquiera de las zafras imporianics
dcl mundo. y particulannente aplica-
bles Il In aziicar de cana. La princi-
pal variaci0n So mucStra en- las ci-
fras p3r Ia zafra de azlicar dc re-
molacha Enropec, donde In cosecha q.
Sc cspcra sera de 4710.500 toneladas
en- contra de 4.OGG.042 toneladas. en-
el aIo anterior las cifTas ambos ca
'Sos incluyend.i Russia. SimcmbGrgo. el
aumentO en- In production de aZ1car
de rcmolacha Europea. Sc compensa
con la diminuci0n dc nuestra pr0pia
production de remolacha incluyen-
do eEto, la cantidad total de azdcar
producidO de las remolachas en- tod0
el mundO, Sc selala como unas 1916,
800 toncladas en- contra de 1906. G.162
toneladras de Ii zafra anterior. Con
rcspecto a Cuba, no hay indicaciones
que tiendan a reducir Ia zafra Il MIN
guna cifra mas baja que nj del ano
pasado.
En- relaci6n con el cdlculo de los Sc
flores Willet and Gray, creemos que
deberfa llamarse la atenci0n al Eecho
de que al comienzo de lG. nueva "a
fra del aiio pasado, Cuba tenfa en- ca
mino a los puertos y al interior eXis-
tencias de la vieja zafra. como unSs
/. 100000 toneladas.- indiearfa q.
los pafses productores del mundo tens
dram como 100000 toneladas menos
de. aziicar para distribufr en- la pr0Xi-
ma estaci6n venidera que 10 que tu-
vieron Ell Ia estaci6n que teImina aho-
ra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
AvISOS EsPECIALEs CABLEGRA
FICOS EXTRANJEROS

Nuestros avisos cablegraficos espe-
ciales seinanales dc Europa cubriendo
las 'condiciones del mercado siguen a
continuation: !.
Lambcril and Company Ltd, Lon
don, nos telegrafi0 anoche lei mer-
cadd estd quieto y firme enc ma hiie-
ma doemanda para ofertas cercanas
Los sz1cares de Belgica para einbar-
que on noSienbre y dicianhre, son
abundhntes, las ofcrtas de azlicares
holandeses regnlares y los de Czecho-
slovakia, algo flojos. Los refinadercs
estan interesades en- las ofertas de
ezlcares del Brazil deI Peru, para
octubre y diciembre IL chelines 6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

ma, diciembre trajo cuarenta un. pun
tos sobre mario. Aientras que ha ha-
Dido compras adiciGnales en- el CO.
mercid, cubriendo Los cortos en- di-
ciembre, algunos dc los intereses com
raron en- diciembre y revendieron en-
mario V mayo. Por otro lado, hs ha-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

s Los anuncios GO ssts pori5dico
son Ieidos por miles de personals qsle
soman ra1te en- nuestro CoNCURSO
M&rdepos su anrincio hoy n1isuno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
FUTuRos DE AzUcAR cRuDo

4 FUTUROS DE AZUCAR CRUDO
Ell mercado de los futuros de aZG-
car crudo ha sido compsativamente
reducido pero al mism0 tempo mas
firme duiante la semana, cerrandose
a una ganancia meta de siete o dOce
puntos comparados con los dos del Ill
timo viernes. III. posicion Che dicicm-
.bre mostro el mayor aumento sus
Ipremios sobre MARIO ha vuelto otra
vez ampliarse, al cerrarse la sema-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
CONDICIONES DE LA ZAFRA Y
MERCADO DE LA LOUISIANA

MERIADO DE LA IOU1S1ANA
Lamborn and Company, New Or
leans, nos telegfafi0 anoche, como si-
que con relacion las condolences de
In ZSfra v mercado de la Louisiana ::
Ell mercado por los azfcares de Ia
Louisiana, continual firme con una
buena demanda por todos los grados.
Las ofertas son todavia limitadas a
consecuencia de que la mayor parte
de las factorfas han comenZado Il pro-
ducir aZlicar crudO anterioTmente. LG
situaci0n de los carros esta retardan-
do los embarques La granulada de
plantation Sc cOtiZa /: 20 puntos me-
nos que la refinada STANDARD con los
preciOs garantiZadOS en- contra de una
baja /; la fecha de su llegada, condi-
clones establecidas; tambi6n % y
30 puntos bajo la STANDARD sin garan-
tia, condiciones giro la vista. Las
clasificadas escogidas' sc GOTHAM a 6
y Csc. netos. TOdbs los refinadores
de New Orleans estan interesados en-
los crudos de la nueva zafrs parA, en-
barque EN- octubre, ofreciendo $40.
No hay una gran cantidad disponible.
-Todos los refinadores han amenta-
dd sus precios sobre el aziicar refins-
da de cana, &c. pero Godchaux y
Henderson Sc han retirado. La Colo
nial esta firnle en- el aunento despu6s
detomar negodfos extremadamente IL
mitsdos a 600. Los nuevos negocios
son buenos con retiradas fuertes enl
contra de- contratos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

bdo petidos regulares por pasiciones
de la nueva zafra particularmente
MARIO. para compradorcs extranjeroS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

CONDICIONES DE Ia ZAFR.A Y
DEL MERCADOe rUBANO.
The Lamborn and Hompany, Haba-
Milford chronicle., 1922-10-20
A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need of a remedy
for kidney troubles and backache, tits a
good plan to try Doan's Kidney Pills.
They are strongly recommended by Mil
ford people. Ask your neighbor?
Chas. Mag, 702 E. End St., Milford,
says: 81 have been subject to attacks
of lumbago and other kidney disorder.
My kidneys failed to act properly and
the secretions contained a sediment.
My back was very painful and annoyed
me constantly. I found prompt relief
from Doan's Kidney Pills which I
bought at the Red Star Drug Store.
They always give me fine results, re-
moving the pains from my back and
regulating my kidneys so they act more
naturally. I gladly recommend Doan S.
Statement given April l, 1870.
On March IL, 1921, Mr.. Mag added ::
"Doan's Kidney Pills practically cured
me of kidney disorder some years ago
and haven't had 10 use kidney rem
edy in the last four years. I still hold
the same good faith in the curative pow
ers of Doan's today fol feel they will
help others troubled as was"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Mag
had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs, Bnf-
fa1o, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1922-10-20
PAY, OR THE SHERIFF WILL
COLLECT

John H. Roach, the Collector OF
Taxes for the Town of Milford, has
sent out letters to those who owe Mil
ford Town Taxes for the past year
and also for the present year, that at
October SOth, 1922, all taxes unpaid
on his tax lists, will be placed in the
hands of the Sheriff for collection,
with the additional 5 per cent penalty
and also the Sheriff's cost for collec-
ton, which will be heavy.
This is no bluff, but the solemn
truth-the Collector can not carry
longer those who have failed to pay
for last year, and will not carry any
one for the present year-therefore
it is either pay before October Both,
or be prepared to pay the Sheriff la
ter, with his added cost. This is my
last warning for your benefit.
JOHN H. ROACH,
O6-4t Collector Of Taxes.
Milford chronicle., 1922-10-20
PUBLIC SALE

As am moving to a smaller farm, !
will offer at public sale, at my present
home on the Thomas Simpson Farm,
on the road leading from Milford to
Slaughter Beach, on
Thursday, November 2, 1922,
at 10 a. M, rain or shine, the following
property
LIVE STOCK
l pair mules, seven and eight years old.
/ bay horse, Is years old.
1 black mare, years old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
1 Self binder in good condition. Sullxy
plow, John Deere make. riding harrows,
3 walking cultivators. 1 dearborn. York
carriages. buggy. 1 2-horse walking
plows. 1 1-horse walking plow. 1 mower.
1 11-spout Farmers Favorite disc drill.
lot of alfalfa and cow pea hay.
Lot of corn.
A few household goods and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash. 10 goods to be removed
until paid for.
o20-2t FRED A. WALLS.
Willard Clifton.
Milford chronicle., 1922-10-20
Constitutional Amendment

co.a;N AN ACT proposing an Amendment to
Sectlon OF Article 8 of the Constitution
o. o. tne State of Delaware. in relation to
BE IT ENACTED BY THE SENATE
aND an ,D44 D4H40USE OF REPRESENTATIVE
SESNF5 GE LIE J, STATE OF DELAWARE IN
STIJT1516s5L TEJN NGRAL ASSEMBLY MET 1.-TWO
ELECTED IIIds S TO EACH HOUSE AGREE
ING THERETO):
Section L. That Section s of Article z
ware be amended by strikine ' o1t IF aIS GSia1 a.
sald Section 5 of Article 8, and inserfinF
In lieu thereof the following: 'S
SecIlon B. The General Assembly shall
PIovl0e Tor leVy1ng and collecting q can
ltation tax from every citizen Of fbe
a SIssss " tne age OF TWenty-one years or
upwards; but such tax to be collected IA
saIny County, shall be uniform throughout
sndT sdTS, country and such capitation tax
small De used exclusively in the County
in which it is collected.
WALLACE S. HANDY,
EresloenC FRO Tenn Of the Senate
WALTER J. PASKEY,
Speaker Of the House.
approved April O. A. d. 1921,
VIM ID DENNEY,
Governor
i, A. R. Benson, Secretary of State of
the State Of Delaware, do hereby certifv
6nat S..a tne above and foregoing is a true
entitled IAN Act proposine an anenS-
LlsnL lea 70 section of Article of the Com
stitution of the State of Delaware IN re-
latlon to Capitation Tax" as the same
appears appears on the enrolled bill filed in the
ONCE or the. Secretary Of State and ap-
proved by, the Governor, April 3, A. b.
i921, which said Bill proposing such
AsiInendment a to the Constitution OF this
2taIe is published in accordance with
the requirements Of the Contribution Of
the State. "a
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
:: ::''.sl:s:ss;,:sE hereunto set my hand and
- CO., official seal at Dover, this
u SEAL twenty-first day Of July, in
:.:.,.,,........M the year Of our Lord one
'es.s.ssSss.s& thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five.
A. r. BENSON,
-. Secretary Of State.