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Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
OPPOSITION GROWS
TO The WEER LIQUOR
BILL NOW in SENATE
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on sentence and fine must be impos-
ed.
Such a drastic act, it is pointed
out. would open way for persons to
vent their spite for some real or
fancied grudge on a fellow citizen,
and. in police parlance, a plant"
could be made by unscrupulous per-
sons seeking petty revenge on some
unsuspecting, thoroughly law-abid-
ing citizen, who could then be "de-
nounced" to officers of the law, ar
rested, tried and convicted on the
fiimsiest kind of evidence.
Some of the Legislators are voic-
ing the opinion that agents of the
Law and Order Society, who, under
an existing statute, are entitled to
one-half the fines imposed where
such agents procure the evidence for
conviction, could, if unscrupulOusly
inclined, add considerably to their
revenues, as it would be compara-
lively easy to plant" a small bottle
or flask in the home or Office of
some man or woman entirely innO
cent of wrongdoing.
Such a condition of affairs, it is
declared by thoughtful men of
standing in the community, would
ultimately lead to disregard of law
enforcement; that while the intent
of the Weer bill and its promoters
may be well meant, it is contended
the measure is so drastic as to de-
feat, instead of promote, the objects
Gov which II ic infondod
Under the search and seizure fea-
lures of the bill, it is claimed, no
mans home would be inviolate
where so-called law enforcement Of
ficers cared to make a search on the
fimsiest pretext, thus tending to fur
ther add to resentment against en-
forcement laws in general.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
Shawnee

Edwin Parker is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hager have
had radio installed.
Mrs. Rodgers entertained over the
weekend her son and wife of Phil
adelphia.
A very delightful evening was
spent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Lemex on Monday when about
twenty-five young folks of Shawnee,
Millwood, Ellendale and Frederick
surprised their daughter, Miss Trena
it being her birthday.
The evening was spent in playing
favOrite games and music. At a late
hour refreshments were served and
the party departed wishing Trena a
long life and many happy birthdays.
The monthly meeting of the P. T.
A. was held on Friday evening with
the president, Miss Ryan, presiding.
The meeting opened by singing Am
erica" followed by prayer, lead by
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
SOCIAL WORKERS WILL MEET
in WILMINGTON THIS MONTH
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will be divided into sections devoted
to different lines of social work,
Round table discussions will be held
in each group under the direction OF
the divisional chairmen as follows:
Children-Miss Emma Forrest
representing the S. P. c. c.
Family Problems-Miss Marjorie
carp, executive secretary Home Ser
vice Department Red Cross.
Industry and EconOmics-Charles
A. Hagner, Labor Commissioner.
Local Community - Amos R.
Shields, executive secretary Boy
Scouts.
Foreign Work-Miss Marguerite
Burnett, State Director Immigrant
Education.
Corrections and Institutions-Rev.
W. A. Vrooman, executive secretary
Prisoners Aid Society.
Health-Dr. L. D. Phillips, assis-
tant to director of State Health and
Welfare Commission.
These group chairmen are rapidly
securing speakers of repute and a
tentative program will be announced
within a few days.
All sessions of the conference will
be held in the First-Central Presby-
terian Church with the exception of
the luncheon meeting which will
take place in the Hotel DUPONT.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
.DU POINT WOULD
CHANGE SCHOOL PLAN
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present income tax law be amended
and tried out.
The only objection which has ever
been urged to the school building
program has been that it would in
crease the income taxes. Now it has
been figured out that the plan can
be tried for two years without any
increases.
Within the past few weeks Mr.. du-
POnt has spoken at a number of
largely attended meetings in various
parts of the state. Every meeting has
endorsed the school building pro-
gram. In but one of all of these
meetings was there opposition ex-
pressed to the plan and that objec-
ton was to increasing the income
taxes. AS a matter of fact the man
who made the objection endorsed the
other portion of the plan and even
went further than Mr.. dupont in his
advocacy of better school buildings
and better salaries for teachers.
So far Mr.. DUPONT has addressed
number of meetings in Whining
ton, meetings in ClaymOnt, New Cas-
tie, AIiddletown, Marshallton, Arden
and Newport in New Castle county.
Dover and Clayton in Kent county,
and Lewes, Laurel, Ellendale,
Bridgeville, in Sussex county and
has a number of speaking engage
ments to fill. Each of these meetings
has endorsed the plan. There have
also been numerous meetings where
Mr.. dupont did not speak which have
declared in making the school build
ings of this state 100 per cent and
putting Delaware in the lead of all
other states in school buildings.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
Greenwood

Mrs. Emory Wiley has returned
home after visiting friends in Will
mingtOn.
H. W. Pearson and son Marian
have gone to Washington to the in
auguration of President Coolidge
Mrs. Pearson expected to go but due
to the sudden illness of their young
er son Gerald had to give up the
trip.
Claud Adams, son of Rev. Adams,
is on the sick list at this writing.
We are having fresh fish in our
town every day which are selling at
very good price.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Conoway last week and left
them a fine baby girl, CharOlette
Anne, who is quite a welcome guest
in the home by her parents, as well
as her grandparents.
Mrs. Nora Radcliffe is grandma
ther again. A new baby has arrived
at the horaC OF her son, Sigmon
Stewart, in N4w York State
Miss Cora Darling has been in
Philadelphia for the past week buy
ing her new millinery goods. She has
a new up to date line of goods, so
come look them over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Bier are
the happy parents of a new taby
girl.
Reta Mae Tatman of the Womens
College, spent the weekend with
her parents.
Mrs. Carlos Ta1man has been en-
the sick list for the PAST ok. She
is impro ed Ut this writing.
Mrs. Oscar Spence has been very
ill for the past week.
Ralph Collins and parents. motoTed
to Wilmington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin IL. Wiley
were run into on the concrete road
near town by IN automobile. MIS-.
Wiley was thrown from the car
riage, hurting her badly. TLe owner
or driver Of the automobile put on
more speed when it happened and
was soon out of sight.
Cottage prayer meetings are still
being held on Friday evenings. at
the home of anyone who will ask for
It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Mann motored
to Sharptown to visit his parents
)ver the weekend.
Mrs. Blanche Mills died at her
lome near Laurel at the age Of 79.
w. A. Long is improving from his
'ecent illness.
On Monday evening the tiremen
responded to a call from Carlos
7atman about a mile from Green
yood. The fire was from a defective
ue and did but little damage.
Life Insurance. Chas. ]. Holzmuel-
sr, Milford. f29-tf !.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
SUSSEX LEVY COURT
MAKES APPOINTMENTS
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Sixth District-Thomas W. Dona-
way, Millsboro, R. D.; Elisha Tingle,
Ollie Lowe, FrankfOrd, R. D.
Seventh District-F'urman Long,
R. W. Bunting, Selbyville, R. D.;
Ebe Evans, Laben c. Murray, Frank
ford, R. D.
Eighth District-E. Walter How
ard, HarbesOn, R. D.; Kendall War
rington, Millsboro, R. D.
Ninth District -Greensburg A.
Short, Georgetown, R. D.; Peter
Noah King, Redden.
Tenth District-Jerome C. Phil
lips, Lewes, R. D.; David H. Reed of
P, Milton, R. D.
The following bridgetenders were
appointed: Drawbridge, near Milton,
Mrs. Sarah A. LoOckerman; Lewes,
John A. Hurdle; Rehoboth, A. F..
Joseph; Laurel, Harvey L. Moore;
Bethel, John S. Gibbs. George G..
Massey was elected ferryman at
Woodland.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
MOTHERS
STOP Group

Mrs. Peter Winters. of Danbry, Conn.
makes the following statement in aP-
probation of the remarkable service rem
dered by Gof's Cough Syrup:
"My son is 3 months old, He had
Group awfully bad. gave him GOFF'S
COUGH SYRUP and it helpen him won
derfully. always keep a bottle in the
house now and use it whenever any of
the children catch cold. can recon-
mend COTS to any mother"
Mrs. John NJ Gingrich,R. 3. Lebanon.
Pa, says;-Gof's Cough Syrup did the
work for my baby when she had the
Group, By the time the doctor arrived
your remedy had given relief. | would
not be withour COTS"
And Mrs. Bernice Radabaugh of Jack
son. Mich. tells of the quick action of
COTS for adults, in this way: "All
got to do, says Mrs, Radabaugh, 'is
taking one teasPoonful of COTS and
get immediate benefit"
Don't be without COTS Quick-Action
Syrup. Get it as a protection to your
children and yourself. Made by S B.
Golf & Son at Camden, N. J. for over
So years and used by mothers for gen
erations. No dope. No chloroform.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING
LAST SATURDAY NOON
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was kidnapped by the members of
the Carlisle Fire Company, of which
organization he, is chief, and taken
for a ride about the town on one Of
their trucks. The young couple mo-
tored to Wilmington where they took
a train for North Carolina to spend
their honeymoon. Upon their return
to Milford they will make their home
on Railroad avenue, in the new
home just furnished by the groom.
Mr.. Banning is well known through
out the lower part of the state. He
has been active in the affairs of the
local fire company, in the Tall Ced-
ars and in Masonic circles. HE is
First Lieutenant of Battery F, Anti
aircraft Regiment of Delaware. Mrs.
Banning had been employed as cash
ier at the department store of c. D.
Abbott & Company for a number OF
years.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
MILFORD SHIPYARDS
WORKING FULL TIME
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NcOuLLuueu lIOm uISL pdSSJ
early fall involves a half a million
dollars. The Vinyard Shipbuilding
Company, of this town, did such ex-
cellent work for the Government
during the late war in construction
of submarine chasers that they were
given the preference when the con-
tracts were let to build the rum
chasers.
Nine boats have been completed,
launched and equipped since the
fall, and have been commissioned in
to service. 1t is reported that they
have given a great account in serV-
ice to the government. Their speed
has surpassed the contract and it is
said no rum runners have been able
to outdistance them. This yard has
also several new contracts in view.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06

ity committee, permanent, Miss
Phyllis Griffith and Miss Leila Smith.
Entertainment committee, perma-
nent, Miss Green, Miss Trena Lemex,
Miss Ruth Stayton and Miss Mae
McColley. Social committee for the
March meeting, Mrs. Clarence Cal
houn, chairman; Mrs. Harry Belts
and Mrs. Frank Vibbert.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06

Mr.. Vibbert. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ap-
proved.
Miss Green was asked to select
and purchase a victrola for the
school and the association agreed to
finance the same.
The following announcements
were made by the president, public
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06

to thank her for her many efforts.
Our next meeting will be held on
March q.
Miss Helen J. Ryan has purchased
a new Ford coupe.
Mrs. Steele of Millsboro is visiting
her husband, Victor Steele.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06

The subject for the month was
discussed, followed by demonstra-
ton of school work.
The social hour in charge of Mrs.
Lemex was delightfully."- spent and a
great success, realizing over $500
for the P. T. A. treasury and we wish
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
CARD OF THANKS

1 wish to express my greatest
thanks and appreciation to the pub
lie for the sympathy shown and the
many acts of kindness during my re-
cent bereavement in the loss of my
father, Norris S. Short. Mrs. Mil
dred S. DObsOn. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
DELAWARE HAD RIGHT
OF LINE In PARADE
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(cOnJlnueu ITOm uISI PaSSJ
the Constitution had always been ac-
corded the honor and should have 1t
again this year. The Subcommittee
members favored Delaware's plea.
The other States later acceded to the
demands of Delaware.
Delaware officials in the inaugural
parade included Governor Robinson
and his aides, Lieutenant Governor
Anderson and members of the Dela-
ware Legislature. 1t was the first
time the Delaware Legislature ever
took part in an inaugural parade.
Through the kindness of S. j.
Wright, of Newark, president OF the
Continental Fibre Company, the Del
aware delegation was headed in the
parade by the Continental Band OF
Newark, Mr.. Wright paying their ex-
-penses to Washington.
pasaha1I eo11inment costs money
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06

Baseball equipment costs money
buy a tag tomorrow.
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