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Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-27
British Willing To Go
 Thru with Settlement

LONDON, Aug. 26 (P)-Lord Wins ton Churchill stated today that the British government is willing to go through with the debt settlement, arrangements for which were made yesterday, on condition only that the United States receives no more from France in proportion to the size of the two loans than Great Britain re- ceives.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-27
EXPLORERS ARE
 BACK FROM TRIP
 VALLEY SMOKES
VIVID DESCRIPTION GIVEN GATE WAY REPRESENTATIVE ON
 THEIR RETURN.
Was An Arduous Trip
Reputed Ten Thousands Smokes Are Fast Vanishing-OnIy Two
 Hundred DiscernabIe.

The activities the Valley of Ten Thousand Snakes are gradually dy- ng down and now, instead of a thou sand smokes being visible, MT. and Mrs. D. w. Handy, who returned to Seward this morning from a two months trp to the region, counted 200 And these were counted most Iy along the edges of the valley. The valley, as a whole, was disappoint- ing. Two features were considered in making the hard trip to the val ley which has become famous since the eruption of Mount Katmai, and these were the smokes and the col bring, which in former years, were said to have been magnificent. Both were disappontments, it is stated.
 The colored mud from the fumer- oles and the geysers have all practic- ally been covered up until little re- mains of their former vivid beauty. MT. and Mrs. Handy, accompanied by Miss Florence J. Taylor and brother, S. Gale Taylor, departed from Sew ard about two months ago for Kat mai Bay, where they were landed by the steamer Starr at midnight, July g.
 Make Reconnaissance Trip.
 Following the landing at Katmai Bay, Mr. Handy with Packer Bob Hall of Kodiak, made an exploration trip toward the valley and finding the party could use horses to advantage went to Kanatak, where four horses were procured. Packer Hall resign ed at about this time, stating the trip was a too strenuous one for him. The services of Christian Gran of Kanatak were secured and the en- tire party started for the valley.
 Camp At Steaming River.
 Camp was made at an unknown steaming river, equally as large as the Kenai river, which waters were so warm that it was too hot for bathing, members of the party bath ing in a cooler stream. The making of bread was easily accomplished for the bread was set to raise in the steaming river and in few hours was ready for baking
 MT. Handy set out on a saddle horse from this camp, intending to go to Naknek lake, thence to Bristol Bay, but the flies and mosquitoes proved too much for the horse which refused to continue, so he headed back for camp.
 Some coloring Exposed.
 The coloring and activity in the valley may be restored in time, MT. Handy stated, especially to some ex- tent for on the trip out they no ticed many new Assures had opened up which had not been there previ- Ously. At other places where can- yons had become corroded a consid-
 
 posed.
 Owing to the fact that Miss Tay- Tor and MT. Taylor were anxious to get back to the States, preparatory to entering college, etc., they decid- ed to start on the return trip to the coast. This was accomplished in II days of hard travelling, out over Dr. Fenner's trail, scientist for the Ma tional Geographic magazine, which crossed over Kijulik Pass, around Beckarof lake, thence to Kanatak,, an approximately 125 days from mud river. The party did not stop for rain or shine. Miss Tayor and broth efperienced quite an adventure when in forging ahead of the party, in or
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-27
WOUNDED MESSENGER DIES

SANTA ANA, Cal, Aug. 26 (P- Elmer Campbell, 60, who was wound ed ie Santa Fe mail train holdup, died last night.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-27
OAKLAND NURSE WAS VICTIM OF
 MALPRACTICE

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 26 (P)-Po- lice officers who questioned Mrs. An nie Ferguson, Mrs. Loring's mother, are convinced that an illegal operation had been performed, resulting in Bes- sie's death. The mother furnished the name of San Francisco business man believed to have knowledge of the case, also a San Francisco physi- clan, believed to be Dr. George w. O'Donnell
 Experts declare that the body had been dismembered by an expert in human anatomy.
 Police who questioned the girls mother believe that she is concealing valuable information to protect the family name. It is discovered that Mrs. Ferguson visited Bessie at her San Francisco hotel the night of Au- gust 19, at which time the girl check ed out, and following which her move ments are mystery.
 Mrs. Bessie Loren was an Oakland nurse, who has been missing since a week ago Wednesday. Her head and portions of her body were found on the tide flats and in marsh near Fl Ger rito
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-27
BASEBALL

American Chicago 1, New York 0. Detroit 10, Boston 2. Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 1. St. Louis II, Washington 8.
 National New York 6-1, Cincinnati 5-2. Brooklyn 4, St. Loouis 2. Philadelphia 12, Chicago 2. Boston 0, Pittsburgh ?.
 Coast Sale Lake-Seattle rain. Sacramento ,, Portland 3. San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 2, 1 innings. Vernon 5, Oakland G. .a. :,
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-27
Former Seattle Pitcher
 Traded to New Orleans

SEATTLE, Aug. 26 [P)-Van Gregg, former Seattle. pitcher, has been sent to the New Orleans Southern Associa- tion by the Washington Senators as part payment for Buddy Meyers, the crack shortstop.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-27
Mexico Will Pay Her
 Debt to United States

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 26 (P-se- non A. Amelias, financial agent of the Mexican government, and a brother to President Gales, said that Mexico would begin paying her s5O0,OOO,OO national debt, owed chiefly to United States, about September 1.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-27

WATERBURY, Conn, Aug. 26 (P). Louis Kaplan of Meriden, is a 10 to 2 favorite. in his fight tonight with Babe Herman of California for the feather weight championship.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
FL pIeito electoral de Sn. Juan
Los 8bogados del aIcaIde etO ST. Todd de los asa-
OeNtas COalCOnEtaS, SOmeten INA nOi6G para que Ia
COte dCSeslme dc plano Ia petiCOu de GeriOar la Cor
te Sc reSeNa q faIO Los paguetes eleGCaIes fuer0n
DgeSt0S Gna yel mas b2IO Ia
Custodia de- Mr.. Keith

Como estaba senalada, aver Sc
celebr6 la vista de la petici6n de
auto de "certiorari'' interpUesta
por Ell sefior Rafael Diez de Andi-
no y los candidates de Ia Aiansa
para la Asamblea Municipal con-
ira La Junta Insular de Elecciones
Y los candidates triunfantes de la
Coal;ci6n en- la municipalidad de
San Juan.
En- representation de los peticio-
narios compareci6 ell Lcdo. Luis Mu
fioz Morales; en- representation de
la Junta Insular de Eleccicnes, el
Attorney General por medic de los
oficiales jurfdicos sefiores Lopez
Acosta y Todd Jr.; y en- rspresen-
taci6n del Alcalde Electo y los
Asambleistas de la Coal!ci6n. los
Lcdos. Rafael Martinez Nadal y
Bolivar Pagan.
Mr.. E. w. Keith. Superintendent
tie General de EleccioneS, compare
clio acompahado de los paquetas de
los colegios donde. Sc alega aue la
(Contin1a en- ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09

c q l. E r. a
Para cargar de 1000 a 1900
toneIadas de hero para Fila
deiphia Sc desea. Para in
forInes:-
A. CASTRO E HIJO & co.
Playa de Ponce, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
H GObqnadOr de PO. Rico ha reGbdO una CO.
muniCad6n de SauO GabaId6n, Com. Residente de
F1ipinaS en- Washington, SO6GtandO infOrmes de
los IidaeS Santiago IgeSas y Cay. Coll y Cuhl
q PrsidcNte deIa Legislature fiIipiHa, Manuel
[. Qusl6u, tembi6O dirigi6 Ha Cablegrdma al
Hon Iuel Iowner, Didie0dois 50 dItimO iaiOrme
general de Ids condolences SOllatS, GCOGCmICaS
Y pOIitiCSS de- Ia iSIa

Los 1liilaos aegEtec.m.eHtos po-
l.tleos, cue euimlnaron con la
Marcia haeia Washingten, De una
comisi6n de Prgiesta del Parti-
do Coalieionista. eatan deisndo
yer los Fssultados cue 5sta ha
ottenldo ante las aat0ridades IA
rlonales.
"a EehoF Cayetano Coll y Gu
ehi. en- "a eampaha en contra De
la victoria alianeista en esta Isla,
ha rechs en- .dlferentes rotatlyos
De ia naeidn americana una com
paFaci6n entire Puerto Rico , las
fslas Fidpinas Estaf compare
eiones dssacreditan gTandemente
a Gobisru0 de- Fiiipinas > a los
Fiilpinos poF "a m.aneFa eH cue
estfn hechas. cFeando ante las
autoridadss naelohales an am
bleHts POGO grato Al comits Dc
Ia Legis.afuFa Filipina cue tra-
hala en pro De Ia independeneia
Dc 81 pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
Una ve1 mas vOy a Wash
ia&t0n 9 S0!iCtsf que Sc
nos C0aC2da eI gObgiaador
eisClNa para P0e't8 Rico
& RzdIez aiena
"RCgreSar6 al pals para CuaEdO Sc
reUOa el SeHafO a OCgpar mi pgeS-
10 C0mO ElieRbT0 del mismO"

Como anunciamos oportunamen-
te, aver embarc6 hacia los Estados
Un6os 81 kder aliancista. Lcdo.
Gonzalez Mena, quien, como saben
nuestros lectores, Sc dirige Wash
;gton q unirse g. Ia Con1isi6n lie
gi3lativa qUe Ia lido Ia metr6poh
4 tr bajar porque Sc comedian mas
Kbertades para nuestro pals. entire
elias la de que SO nos conceda la
eIecci6n de Gobernador.
segdn Sc ha dichc Ell seiior Con
zAlez Mena va en- sustituci6n del
Lcdo. ToHs Soto quien no ha podi-
Go embarcar a causa de los multi
ples asuntos que tiene pendientes
POGO antes de embarcar un re-
porter nuestro habl6 con Ell sehor
Gonzalez Mena, y este lie hizo las
s'gu'entes declaraciones:
"Voy en- la Ccmisi6n legislative
a solicitar ma vez mas due Sc en-
miende nuestra carta organica en-
el sentido de que podamos elegir a
nuestro Gobernador y sostendremos
todas nuestras demandas del invier
no pasado. cuando estando en- Wash
ington toda La Comisi6n de la le-
gielatura.
Tenemos In completa segurldad
que SO nos cumplira el ofrecimien-
tC0nfinaa en- In nag. 6)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
UNA IMPORTASTE
COMMUNICATION

Ia eampaEa coli y cuehl en-
Washington ha afeetado tanto Al
Gobierno ds las Islas Filipinas.
cue Fl Representante Residente de
eae pals. tambltn hajo Ia juris-
dicci6n De los EstEdoa Unidos. ha
dirigido una impoFtante eomunl-
eEci6n al Gabsrnador TovneF. pr
disndole infeFnes ds los lideres
cue integFan Il conlisi6n Coaii-
eion.sta de Pfoiesta. sehores San
nseo igiesiss y csyetano Col ,
Guest.
Ia eaTis. qse Wine armada per
= Comlslonsds Residente en
Washington Dc iss Islas Flipl-
mas. Hon. iss~Fa Gabsld6n. Sc ex-
pFeza ea ios sigaisntes terminos:
''Hon. Gobegnador TowaeF:
Ia eamapaEa yieiosa que lle-
van . eAbo en- Washington los
seEores Santiago lgleslas y caye-
tano Coll 3 Caehi. pueFtorFique-
COS y eindadsnos amsrieanos. en-
contra Del Gobierno a. mi pats.
- toda en detFimeuto del buen
nombre ds las Islss Filipinas y
Gel pueblo Filipino. cue repFesen-
%.
aLos sFtieulos del dltiuo Dc es-
tos sedores pnsriorriquehos d.
rig.dos en eaFfa Al EDITOR del
''Washiugton Pest" y en- Jos cua-
les se aserlra cue ''gran parie
de les Isias Filipinas 20 estan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09

Constance. Ademas, venfa ell Ca
pitan Van Deusen, quien como va
dijimos antes marchaba tambien
hacia los Estados Unidos. La es-
rosa e hija del Gobernador, no obs
tante, permanecen en- nuestra sa.
Tan pronto bajo del autom6vil el
gobernador Towner fue rodeado
por sus numerosos amigos y por
los jefes de departamento que ha-
bian lido a despedirle al muelle.
Aprovechamos un momento de
tregua, pedimos al distinguido g
ilustre gobernante que nos diera
su Ultima impression antes de
partir.
''Es muy POGO 10 que puedo de
cirle", nos dijo. "Ya Uds. har
publicado manifestations mfas
Pero ST puedo decirle en- estos mo-
nentos cue preceden a mi partida.
que estare de vuelta para la aper-
tura de la Legislature. Hare Guam
to este al a,cance de mis- fuerzas
para conseguir la aprobaci6n del
(CoutinaQ en- Ia pag -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
TextO de Ia carta q. enyiara a Mr.. Coolidge,
eI Pie. de Ia Fed. Americana del TrabajO,
Mr.. William Green, presentandO IgIesias
En- e infOrme sOmetidO Sc acusa las COrpOraciones
de ser las causantes de la ruiua economical en- que
esa sumido Ell -Se fOmulan cargOs contra Ia POca
Historic deaada de los moS acOn CmentOs pOccs de los
supuestOs fraudes vlOlencias DOcumentOs completes

A continuation, pubicamos In
tegro Ell infoYme sonetido por el
Senador Iglesias al presidente Cool
idge con ell prop6sito de ebtener
que Sc haga una investigator en-
relaci6n con las elecciones Ultima
mente celebradas en- nuestra isla.
Ade1nas, SO hace historic complete,
de los tltimos acontecimientos po-
liticos en- nuestra isla, y pubhcamos
la carta de presentation que diera
Green a Iglesias para Ell presidente
Coolidge.
CARTA DEL PREsIDENTE DE
LA FEDERACIoN AMERICANA
DEL TRABAJo AL PRESIDEN
TIE COOLIDGE
Washington &c, die. 81, 1924.
ZION. Calvin Coolidge,
Presidente de los Estados Unidos,
Washington, D.C.
5eilor: y
La Federation Americana del
Trabajo, reunida en- convention en-
El Paso, adopt6 una resoluci6n, CO.
pia de la cual Sc envia junto con
esta csrta, con instrucciones de que
Ell Presidente de la Federation Anne
ricana del Trabajo ia pusiese en-
(COntinua en- la rag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
Sc ALOUILA

FL local que ocupa con su alma
cen y oficinas ests firms en- Ell edit
co SILVA, Marina, frente e.
cslorillas del Teatro, incluyendo
tambien ell departamento con vidrie
ras destinado q exhibici6n de 60
mas MILLER.
Para informes dirigirse
ABoY VIDAL & co. Inc.
Tel6fono sol. AdVr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09

c.sil.zadas y IN porcentaje tre-
mendo de sus ha6itantes no son
Cristianos y lievan una vida sal
vaje". prseisan para mi Gobierno
De una sRtisfaeei6n Immediate.
"Antes de proeeder en- el Me
m0randum de Protesta que diri-
gire en- nombre de mi pals al Pre-
s'deute Coolidge. al Secretario dc
Ia Guerra, al Negociado de Asun-
tos Insulares y al Bureau de Re
laciones EXteriores, pidiendo una
aelaraei6n, reetificaci6n y salts
facci6n de los ultrajes hechos por
esas prrsonaS que antes mencio-
no. desearia saber de su Ilustri-
sima la posici6n Que ocupan ellos
en- su Gobierno que es el Gobierno
De los Estados Unidos en- la Isla
de Puerto Rico.
~Tengo el honor de ser, senior
su obediente servidor,
(Fdo.) IsaurO GABALDON,
ComisionadO Residente
de las Islas Filipinas.
Hon. Horace Mann Towner,
San jean, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
IMPREsIoNEs GENERATES

Todas las personas con quienes
nos hemos eatrevistado estan
aeordes en- que el Gobernador
Towner deiera actuar ligera y
~ .rRieamente a su llegada a
Washington, para evitar posibles
(COnfinGa en- Ia pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09

Aver jueves, era ell dia senalado
para la partida del Hon. Goberna-
dor Towner, ouien va Washing
ton a laborar con la comision con-
junta por la aprobaci6n del pro-
yecto que nos concede el gober-
nador elective, Y a gestionar ade-
mas numerosos proyectos que ST
Sc ievan a la practica seran su-
n 1ente beneficiosos para nucstra
isla en- general Desde las primeras
horas de la manana, ell muelle de
la New York, junto al cual estaba
anclado ell vapor "Puerto Rico,
Sc VIC invadido por una heteroge-
nea multitud que iba a despedir a
nuestra primera autoridad insular.
ALI estaba representado todo
cuanto vale y significa en- esta ca
pitaL asf como todos los altos fun
cionarios del gobierno insular, Y
4 gnifeados elementos dentro de
la politica Y la Legislature.
Entire las personals que tuvimos
el placer de saludar, recordamos
en- estos momentos, a los senores
Sanchez Morales, Santini, Lastra
Charriez, Bautista Soto, Berretea-
ga, Esteves, Muloz Morales, Huy-
ke, Ortiz, Valdejully, Aboy, Coats,
Gomez, Saldaha, del Toro, Lewis,
" muekos otros cuyos nombres SEN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
UN CABLEGRAMA DE
MANUEL L. QUEZoN

Tambi6n recibi6 81 Gobernador
de Puerto Rico un cablegrama del
Presidente de Ia LEGISLATURE FL
lipina Hon. sr. Manuel L. Que
y6n, solicitando de este un infor-
mo general 1ltinlO sohre las con-
dieiones generates dc Ia Isla de
Puerto Rico.
IN Fortaleza. nos manifesto el
secretsrio del Executive, antes dc
naarehar q gobernador Towner.
cue este tenia pensado eontestar
"A carta del Ropresentante filipino
Gabald6n personalnente a su lie
gada a Washington, en- donde
conference.-the extensamente con
p y Fl Presidente dc los Estados
Unidos.
Fl cablegrama de- Hon. Ma
nuel L. Quez6n fue contestadO
acusando reeibo y enviRndo inme-
diatamente despu6s, un informe
general del Gobernador, el No. "a.
dltimamente publicado, Y que el
Executive de esta Isla dirige al
Seeretario de la Guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
A peSaf de Ia CampaT3 que
en- Contra de las fi8aal8s
del pals Sc haCe en- IgS Is
t4dOS UaidoS, los bOlas dc
? R. han SldO SusuitCS el
exCeSO Siete VeCOS
De aCuerdO con nOtiCidS reCibidaS en-
FOrtaleza, Ia emission de los Tres
mlIOnVS de t0IareS ObtuyierOl una
prlma de $7.1656 SObfe Cada
Glen d0Iar2S

FL Gobernador ha recibido Ell 81
guiente cablegrama del Jefe del
Negociado de Asuntos Insulares:
"Enero z, 1925.
'Towner, San Juan.
''Los bonos para mejoras publ
cas- ascendentes a $3,00O,000 han
sido otorgados Hallgarten and
Co., Chase Securities Corporations,
(COntinNa en- la pdg. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
:. .ESTARE DE VUELTA PARA la
APERTURE DE LA LEGISLATU-
RA, "DCE FL COB. TOWNER MO-
MENTOS ANTES DE EMBARCAR
Hare tOdO GanO este al aICane de mis- fueS para COegur Ia
apObad6n del OedO que Oncede los potOquenH e GOber
nader Elective agegan aaTO al GObernadOr mientra Sube h
esCaIa del vapOr Una despedIda rega

HABLANDO CON LOS DLSTINGUIDOS ACOMPAN4NTES DE
GOBERNADOR, COM DE SANDAL DR. ORTIZ, ASSIS
TANTATTORNEY GENERAL MLLN0Z MORALEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
LLEGA Ell AUTO
DEL GOBERNADOR

La multitud Sc mostraba impa-
ciente, esperaba con ansiedad la
llegada del auto del Gobernador.
A las doce menos cuarto de la ma
mana, hizo su entrada al muelle ell
auto No. 1, conduciendo al gober-
nador Towner, a su distinguida es-
poea, y a su encantadora hija,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09

Hon. Horace Mann Towner,
San jean, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09

timos no recordar en- estos mo-
mentos.
Junto con ell Gobernador Tow
net embarcaban el Comisionado
del Interior, Hon. Guillermo Este
YES, ell Comisionado de Sanidad,
Hon. Pedro Ortiz, el Lcdo. Con-
zalez Mena que va a unirse a la
comisi6n conjunta, Y el Assistant
Attorney General, Lcdo. Munoz
Morales. Acompafiaba tambien al
gobernador Towner, su active Sc
cretario particular, ell bizarre Ca
pitan Van Deusen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-09
Las desisienes del Board
dc ElecCI0aeS que Sc Ira
tan dc iiDpuguar aDie Ia
COrte, aOn aqueIlas que
cOnsideramos en- eI veTda-
dero canine De Ia rectiiud' ,
dice Mr.. Keith, I'te. de Ia
Jdata InsuIaf De ElecciOnes


Para muchisin4os elomentos de
esta capital Is caupaua electoral
adn no ha terrlnado. Despu6s
dc Ia certifcaci5n Official de la
Jlmta de Elecciones, ha ven;do Ia
Ease legal, con sus difereates or
denes judiciaies cue deian a
asunto relative a los delegados
para el Municipio &c San Juan
sin resoiyer.
"SIGO CUMPLIENDO
MI DEBER"
Con el objeto de conocer las
impresiones del Superintendenta
tContinda en- la p&g. 81
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-20
Adams Cross Roads

The Ladies Aid Society met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Lu-
ther Williamson.
Howard Williamson and Miss
Mary Anderson were married on
Saturday evening by the Rev. fl. N.
Bailey. To most of the friends of the
bride and groom the wedding came
as a surprise.
The Misses Clara and Alice Lucas
visited Mrs. Alfred Wertz on Sunday
afternoon.
The Diamond Card Club was enter
tanned on Friday evening at the
home of Thomas Smith. All report a
pleasant evening.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hollis entertained relatives and
friends from Marcus Hook, Laurel
and Denton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Outten and
Mrs. Bessie Jones visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennie Anderson on Sunday
afternoon.
The Misses Clara and Alice Lucas
entertained friends from near An
drewville on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Mai from
Greenwood visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Wroten on Sunday af-
ternoOn.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-20
Laws Church

The Ladies Aid met Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Mary Can
non. It will meet next month at the
home of Mrs. Raymond Shockley.
Sunday school next Sunday at two
o'clock. Preaching at two-thirty.
The children in the neighborhoOd
are getting over the Whooping
cough.
"A. QuilIen has new Dodge coach.
There will be a box and shadow
social held in Laws school this Fri
day night at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. Marguerite Robbins spent
Sunday with her mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, ut Canter-
bury.
Miss Bryn is now boarding with
Miss Legates.
Mr. and Mrs. Hope spent Sunday
at Simpsons, near Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-20
FIFTH INsTALLMENT

Someone must always carry you
my dear" Generations of self indul-
gent grandmothers spoke through her
lips.
But Linda says Tn gettin too old
to be carried"
Somebody always will. Always"
Her prophecy unfinished, the woman
who, but a few years before, had ridden
her horse up the courthouse steps and
tossed a diamond into a vacant lot,
settled back on her pillows. Flora Lee
took Lindas hand and slipped from the
room. Two specialists had studied
6allie Peake's case. DR.. Wiggin and
DR.. Furniss, viewing her from physical
and spiritual angles respectively, agreed
on one point. She was too lazy to get
well.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-20

Paynter Phillips left Sunday for
Chester where he has work.
Mrs. Ella Morris is home after
spending some time in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Knowles of
Laurel spent Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Eggus.
Mrs. Lulu Massey is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Allen
of Seaford.
Rev. Dutton, our minister, has been
very successful in his extra meetings
which closed last week with several
conversions.
The Bethel P. T. A. has placed a
piano in the Bethel public school
building.
The Ladies Aid will hold a sock
social at the community house on
March goth for the benefit of the
church. Ice cream for sale and ev-
is invited.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-20

were Sunday visitors of relatives in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Kitchens enter
tanned relatives from Maryland ov-
er the weekend.
Several of the people in this COM
munity have been sutrering from Sc
we're colds.
Lissel Swiggett when arising from
bed Sunday morning, became very
much shocked, when entering the
kitchen he found a colored man ly-
ing on the couch half asleep. Mr..
Swiggett arousing the man found
that he was intoxicated. When the
intoxicated man reached the door of
the house and finding the door un-
locked, he simply walked in. This
should be a warning for other peo-
pie to always see that the door is
locked before retiring.
Sunday being a very cool day did
not seem to stop the visiting at this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollis of
Blanchards, entertained the follow
ing on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lowe, Of Marcus Hook, Mrs. loves
parents of Denton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ur-
iah Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hearn Of Laurel, Mrs. Florence Gil
lis, of Cape Charles, Va, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Truitt and daughter
Gertrude.
The Diamond Card Club held their
meeting last week at the home Of
Windsor Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lloyd enter
tained at a duck dinner on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Zott and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Zott and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gootie Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Lloyd and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles O'Bier and son.