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D. C.. GOLFERS GET HOME r
FROM ABROAD TOMORROW

JONES, him British championship
American will New
- and dined by headed
by Mayor Walker.
Washngon gohng delegation composed
Mackenzie Roland Mackenzie and Donald Woodward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

In contest between AID Wolgast
and Joe Rivers at Vernon. Calf, in
1912, a double knockout was scored,
an almost unprecedented occurrence
in the annals Of the ring.
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ZONES TOURNEY FAVORITE,
WITH HAGEN THIRD CHOICE


~OLUMBUS Ohio July 1Guesses thoroughly ia
miar with the the abilities Of of the golfng
49, who will that Bobby Jones the 1926
national golf championship added the
am of Atlanta,
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InSideGOlf
-ByChester Horton

Here are some pointers for the in
side of your hat band regarding the
golf swing. They are things that al
ways must be watched after. Do not
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REDS PARALLELINC PACE
SET in TITLE YEAR, 1919
Victory Then Due to Confidence Instilled in Them by
Pat Moran, and This Season Jack Hendricks Is
Following Example Of Predecessor.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

7 bitten the base ball
championship and wonder the Red fans
warblng hoanna after their take FIVE straight from
four full in the lead today
won 1919 the only
had
BY king think the of hem.
winning
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
Realtors,

HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc.
Realtors,
l412 Eye Street NV. Franklin 9'o''
S23 SOO-DETACHFD RRIlk-(hevv Chase.
inan M thi. detached nr
good @ OTS % It. csss s:ner %o' e %
certe erants
n'A on
l. see one
SI2 5OO-IJST OFF 14th ST.-House "a Feet in Width
north OF SeGn om pn~"
cS%pts h.. t, large .e,s ss'c
@ Af sa $50" cash
$3.5OO-CHENN CHASF-New England Colonial
chas c ''.a % n % cub
@ , % sa~ns ] .n 1 m %sn tho onsS. ,: I et reG % %
,rd"and and
has all uconvenc
SlO5OO-JtST OFF NORTH CAPITOL. STREET.
@ ts1 S1F r,o : nSn hsn f rscom omc ' S @
tile hath two srn ..e % Uonn e:. . @ %
$2l SOC .E\ EIAND PARk-Macomb Street.
, a:"' from % Ese
p = Ses"ol % % cshdr.l % ~
S sT 1ss'' a tor IA, M Solai ld1' oil % r a | ii
Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc.
q ESTATE
14l2 Eve st. NV Franklin 9'o5
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

CHEvY CHASE HOLLOW TILE AND sTUc-
70 horne for less than $1a 900. A remark
,nf Chevy Chase. Large porch. immense .liv-
""ds rsnrs three as. s
r,erous closets. open fireplace, charming eiec-
large Ground. and garage to % match the the h"u.e
Very reasonable terms Phone Adams 1890
no CXsH-wIL TAKE GOOD USED AU.
tomobile IS first payment on beautiful tap
:strH bsiGk hong room. and bath 2ni ami
s4a2 ill Q pm.
CoLOREp-s360 CASH: IMMEDIATE POS
session; rooms and bath. hot water heat
St. Ss Sorn 4sa 1n
NE-Nusr BE soLp THIS WEEK: slx
.s. :s:S e"s D'sR Iss REzLTS e.. iie
RsvrNSEas R.' siHt r. s1 t1: R.ons Ads. s saas
Fan" ss.n rent "1 a5Ss oGNEs e." g,ofa ass
$4,000 UNDERPRICED.
.rocms, Two Sa,h:. doabls sis.ses-in ,i-.r.
ins porch snd bu,it-,n .sarase. located in orc
"i the best residential section: Of the city
:se . hon:s n:.n nRors RsSfH ~. sRoowEE Nsn % csai
1sts, AND KENYON SITS. NV.
W'sl :e,l my homs OF rooms. re, recep.,"" 1snr,
and rear yard garage. for SlI .ono: So. .oo0
cash
For fun particulars address Box 361 Z,
Star office
WEST OF 18Th ST. AND COLUMBIA ED.---
WashinEton's finest residential section. Eight
. iarse rooms. two complete baths: garage
apzce. This home is modern in every detail
Owner leaving city and has reduced the price
for quick sale We shall ne pleased IN
arrange an W9pE apsfrmi''L LEwES fSs e" T." inspect
1l05 Vermont Ave Main 1880.
T HAVE SEVERAL NEW SEM1-DETACHEn
brick homes nearing com pletinn IN excellent
NV. location. Price. Sln.25n. Built 'irder
my own supervision Will sell reason able
terms or trade for srn all property. Your in
spectlon of fhese homes Will convince yon
that they are real values Address HoX
:.oS-X Star OIY5ce
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOs J. OWEN 4 son. AUCrIONFFRs
Trustees Sale Of Valuable New
Modern Frame Bungalow,
Known as Premises S604 Me-
vada Avenue Northwest, just
North of Mckinley Street,
Chew Chase. d. C.
AUCTION SALES.
FIT1IRE nANS.

chevy chase, -. T..
BY virtue ot certain deed NJ t-ust dated
records of IN. District Of Colurhla and a,
nndersiSrsd trustees win sell at nubllc snc
S s!s II SiSs T.! issasns
6 m .s.,r: :n1 1855 IS + fr and .bs s T:
B. naker.s subdivision ss oer ulat recorded
i, Il tss os. Of II; f., Z, D;Tc
plat: and subject % covenants OF record
trust Tor $1,000 further psrtculsf: nsror iss 81
Thcn St1,nc. vii! ns boo at ms o. sale
:, ~ ~ e second "i@e,af s.sd cf sf i-n.
ssoo rsaniP.d 2n r.cordns and
t" he ccnsnlied with 'he within thirty d.v.. oss
srw,se deposit forfeited and The prcpcr'v
tion Of the trustees
sASssE sASEs + i. ssEA sSssrs.
mytS-d@ds.evSu Trustees
THos j OWEN 4 SON IUCTIoNFFRs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
isi5 o6s srsEET sET' soR4aWSEssT ogRHtNsSsS w.
r.sEusry ' ass bs.ns oasa inslrmsn Sr :sn 10
recorded March /. 1895: anons the LAND
recOr0s or the District OF tolunhf9. and a.
the request of the party secured thereby. th'
,,on, i ,r1E, Of the rSsmlses on FsspAy
FSEeTHRT9 F5F t9IR9 oeocE Dtf pSk pM ". as9s too.
.ina described land and premises. situate ~
the District OF Columbia, and dedgrated
and heine part ~ original lot l in soua"c
91f described a follows: Beginning fc- The
same Al poirt IN the south line OF said l"'
ner OF sad lot / said point Of begtnnins ~"
formerly known a. Nos. 1911 and 1918 Que
ST. NV. and running thence east 1e SIS fee
to the center Of the party wall between
houses formerly known a. Nos. 1909 and
t?11 Que st, NV. thence north Through
The center 81 said last mentioned wall rs ce
north q e he placs q bestnnins 1 ard theme
betnE improved by house nov known as No
hy the letter * on blot made by the
surveyor OF the District Of Columbia. fled
with the auditors report in EQUITY Cause
District ct Coluwbia, sa,d p,si beirE marked ma .sd
,rust for "A. 10000 further particulars Of
which VIII Re announced a. trne Of sale: the
pIrchase price above said trust 70 he paid
in cash deposit of 5000 90 REQUIRED
rs,crdnT and fsvsnus r :r,oi
forfeitsd and the property may Be advertised
and rescld al the discretion of the truAtees.
wfEtIIAM =. sSicE
ny:S-d&ds.ex5u1hol H.se4ees.
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FOR SAJE-HOUSES.

For sALE-2LsToRy COLONIAL HoCsE
bi bis rsom. san ano i. modern s FH nss
ssrssd " soc rbcr. sa
iaii Il s. Nv
BRICK, BUNGALOW, CORNER LOT 7oxlbo:
3.csr brick Rarase: ami; subject to one
ss sno nH1S 2rsce t?r raos aSsk .1sh Co
sseo 'aaS. 5,. sE ss9a 81 T.sTsaS aa 81
rooms and bath. gear garage: lot 1873 feet
s::s sssS ":T:s '''ss ssar. Pro So, s?2
ASD ssS MoSTHLy
:n '1 sV8 a'f"'s r: .sRt Ss. i r "' sss ss"d
rR'ccE, s,a.sGo 60 90. !
no6Sg ,;"T s2n s2T,'s s.Es FEET Hwu.
s"s snG sL""s EL"os Foo% S2oS' AMI BATH :Ss" e"
THE r. AsoyE NOW RENTED AT 500. ss''''
OWNER oCCUp1Ee ROOMS
IN ADDITION TO ABOVE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
rRlCE SI3 3son;oo. ,
ROOMS 's1 saTass n PoscHrs. ~
LOT 1sx14b FEET +
VACANT. =
3lOp n ST
ROOMS . PATHs. GARAGE.
PRICE, SIC, 600 90.
MAKE AN OFFER.
OWNER WANTS TO SELL.
I53o 9th ST. Z
q ROOMS BATH GARAGE SPACE. =
PRICE. 81. 10000. -
5th ST NEAR ST sE. s
5.ROOM FRAME HOUSE.
2-CAR METAL GARAGE =
NOW RENTED At &3a 30.
PRICE. $4,000.
s,h ST NEAR 6 ST. Sc.
ROOMS pATH. ELEC.. H.-W.H.
PRICE. 81 10000
l.. W GRooMFs
1915 r sT MAIN siO2
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INSPECT THESE HOMES AS CRITICALLY AS YOU
LIkE-THEI'LL BEAR IT.
A HANDSOME THREE; STORY BRICK

A HANDSOME THREE:sTORY BRICK
WITH BUILT.IN GARAGE.
Close to Columbia road. The first floor
and dining room modern kitchen and pantry
gas log and in the living room an open
fireplace. The dining room has beamed cell
ing and china closet. A built.in dresser IL
in the kitchen. Baths are tiled. Floors are
Of hardwood. Concrete front porch. In the
l,iy basement is a hot.water heating plant
= pttsburF heater for service water laun-
dry tubs and servants toilet. The front
lawn ia terraced. and paved alley at the
rear. Screens and metal weather strip al
all windows. This Home is in exceptionally
fine condition and has a hult-in garage.
yOU Buy AT A PRICE AND EASY TERMS
AN UNUSUAL HOME CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
Brand-new. semi-detached nne- half square
of Connecticut ave. Four bedrooms, two
tiled .bathe-one with. Pembroke tub-one
fireplace. The kitchen has modern facilities
including bujlt.ir one-pece porcelain sink
and dresser with glass doors. Breakfast
room. G,unwoOd trim throughout. NOVUS
heater Pittehurg heater. Complete serv.
ants hath. The garage il of the built.ip
type and faces On concrete alley. House ie
slate rooted. There is ample space for a
maids room.
COMPARE THIS HOME AT THE PRICE
AND TERMS WITH ANY OTHER
Evening star., 1926-05-26
STONE. e. FAIRFAX.

STONE & FAIRFAX.
tlcyi": the hes,
CLEVELAND PARk
NEW-DETACHED-$750 CASH
a
ONE BLOCK OF 18th AND CLIFTON STS
really location
HARVARD STREET.
Between l4h and 10th Streets.
il
@ @s% spare pa se @ ss" ls,d & s,S iSS
4 NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
. a
NEAR 18th AND MASS AVE.
100000.
% % @ % % @ ana wei" ""t
"OA6ce Open Every Night ] to g."
STONE & FAIRFAX
BOA 18th Street. Main PAPA.
"Over Forty Years of Real Service
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NICE NEW BUNGALOWS.

NICE NEW BUNGALOWS.
Very attractive. in location that will
please A choice suburb was chosen Tor
them They are very attractive archltecLur-
aJly and have five com Portable rooms. Inc
baths and kitchens will meet with your ap,,
proval Modern eQuipment throughout. ana
the floors are of selected hardwood. a NOT
water plant assures even heating. Inere 's
a garage. too. Plenty of ground.
MUST SELL. FOR S7.95O--1oes CASH
AND Easy TERMS.
MOST DESIRABLE HOME
-over,ooking Rock Creek Park. Elsht
rooms detached garage. House and garage
arc bujt Of colonial brick with Indiana
limestone trimming. All hardware is orra-
n,entsl hammered iron. The roof 10 slate
Master bedroom has hath. large wardrobe
cIoset. open fireplace. Two guest chambers
each with large closet and convenient 10
hath. In the upstairs hall ia large cedar-
lined closet The sleeping porch IA enmrciy
inclosed and connects with bedroom. Bath
room 60 ,Iipment is of huiltin type. 1nciudlng
shower Double floors OverlaId with OAK
Cellar under the entire house-lr II is locat.
cd the hot water heating plant-laundrS
tubs-separate service water heaier-sei'
snt:s toilet Purchaser may select decoration
and type Of finishing.
THE PRICE Is REASONABLE AND THE
TERMS WILL MAKE BrYING EASY.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ATTRACTIVE MODERN BUNGALOW.
JUST u SQUARE
FROM
BUS SERVICE.
NEAR MASS. AVE.

This brand-new bungalow is situated on 50 loot front
lot with nice shrubbery. Five well arranged rooms tile
bath stairway attic hot heat elec lights oak floors
throughout, open fireplace and other features
ONLY $05O'
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
l4l2 Eve St. NV. Franklin 9'o5.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ROSS e. PHELPS

BOSS 4 PHELPS
FOR q WASHINGTON
Sl0,5OO Wash Heights $500 Corner Brick
Modernc huckhom Delightful location
business district FTac,
lot terms With huifdm i'm Forase For; anq .H
S14o!0 Gland Park
just of Connecticut { 4
tached
m a"m hTm am tiea Te hs,h n ssst
fui srre grounds
Terms he arrange
~-'''' NnevE . nase , $1,000 Mount Pleasant
neacSbess arSess detached
uxuvan ndreAnem
F S.,r ch.vr csa c,u, I'M. S2.oS0 Woodlev Park
BOSS & PHELPS
l417 Street Main $500 Till Q PM.
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FOR SAIE-HOIJSES.

MadsSbsha9hsM snd bssh hoS.e ag gE n.xiy dooa dseossssd
will sacrifice for cash. Apply 142s B a. Sc
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Wool is quiet, as many mills are
closed for the summer vacation, thus
lessening the demand, while the mod
crate demand developing in the goods
market is another reason why mill
buyers are not active. Goods distri-
buffers and cutters are operating very
cautiously, and manufacturers have
little indGcement to broaden their
purchases of the raw material. Owing
to the prevailing dullness in eastern
markets, buying in the west has
slackened, and bids have been re-
duced. Growers are refusing to ac4
cept less, and, consequently, some
thing like deadlock has resulted, es-
pecially in the middle west. Though
a moderate volume of new territory
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13

wool is being taken over by the mills,
stocks are accumulating in dealers
lofts, and prices remain without ma
terial change. Trade opinion indi-
Gates that the French financial situa-
tion is likely to have much to do with
the price OF wool at home and abroad
during the remainder Of the year.
French operators are reported to
have offered merino woods at the re-
cent London wool sale for resale,
though exchange was strongly against
them in this operation The Austria
liam auction season will open at sgd
ney, August 80, and expert opinion
there is somewhat lower prices may
rule at che opening unless better
French support is forthcoming than
now seems likely.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13
CLIMAX JIM OF CLIFTON
ATE THE EVIDENCE

(By DR.. John Holt Lacy in Miami
Silver Reltl.
In 1880, Clifton was "wide open"
town. The saloons kept open all
night and the gambling houses and
dance halls did the same.
The population with. the exception
Of the company's employees and q very
few others, was q motley crew. The
majority were either saloon owners,
bar keepers, gamblers or FOUNDERS.
Then OF course, the COW boys came
in in lunches, and in those days they
were pretty hard lot. The rustlers
did the same and they were worse.
One may wonder that gangs OF
rustlers (cattle thieves) should be al
lowed to come into the town without
arrest. But it must be remembered
that there was no specific charge
against them, although every one
knew that they were thieves.
III 1850 there occurred a three-cor-
ncred ennity between The legitimate
COWBOYS, the rustlers and the gaTn5-
lers. Whenever they got filled up
with bad booze, there was sure TO be
fight. And q fight in those days
meant something. TIVE or three men
met death every few days with their
boots on.
In August it was said that man
was killed for every day in the month
II was not quite SO bad in '84 but
bad enough.
NV services as chronic court wit
ness in murder trials, were in con-
stant demand. While they hanged
Indians, Cinnamon, MeXicans and
Negroes, there was never a white
man hanged while ! was there, al
though most Of the crimes were com
mitted by them.
/ recall u ludicrous court scene
which still affords me some amuse-
ment.
A fellow called "Climax Jim" had
heen arrested for issuing forged
checks. He was thrown into jail ana
after the usual delay, the case came
to trial.
All of the material witnesses for
the prosecution had disappeared
which, by the way, was a very com
mon thing in those days. The only
evidence was the checks themselves.
"Climax" had very bright attorney
who called for the checks. Waving
them before the jury he said, Gentle
men, they propose to take away my
clients liberty on the evidence Of
these flimsy bits Of paper"
He then carelessly laid down the
checks on the table within easy reach
of his client, and went on with his
49,, :, e,e;l,,nd .,ro,1ponpt fter awhile
he called for the checks again, but
they could not be found
They had simply disappeared. As
the case could not go on without the
evidence, "Climax" was acquitted.
He had quietly eaten every one OF
the incriminating checks.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13

2179 Western Telegraph Co, Services 1888
2I80 Williams
218 Wilson Supplies
2182 Mackey, Dr. A
2lS3 Tissaws Electric Shop, Supplies 1l3S
ROAD FUND
1856 Ida Norris Services
1856 Stahl T. A., Freight
1857 c.. c.. Ded
1858 Chas. Brewer, Ded
1859 to 23CO f. T. Niulholland, ct al Services $500
1861 Roscoe
1862 A. w. Puryman al 29083
1858 Frank Clancy
1869 Lee al
23H to 2S79 S Strange al, Services 28987
1880 j. Riley,
1881 f.
1882 Frank Clancy, al
1884 d. S. Strange,
1892 d
1894 +. I. Mulholand, Services
1897 j. @. Riley, Services
2398 G. c. Cox, Board Deduction 19050
2999 John Collins, Services
24oo Arizona Tractor Equipment Supplies 1898
1901 Ida Morris Services
2602 Babbitt Brothers Trading Supplies
1903 Babbitt Brothers Trading Supplies
1904 Babbitt Brothers Trading Co, Williams Supplies 1880
1908 Bennett, Supplies 245
1906 Bennett, Frank,
1907 Flagstaff lumber Supplies
160S Flagstaff Vucanzng Shop, Supplies 2835
1909 Francis j. b., Supplies
1910 Francis j. b. Supplies
1911 Lightning Delivery Co, Supplies
Mcmillan Thos, Services ......-..
1913 Oteson. H. j.,
1914 Pitts Washington, Supplies 5970
1915 icke j. 8, Expense 552
1917 Scurock Grocery Supplies
16l0 Williams,
1919 Standard Oil Co, Flagstaff Supplies
1920 Switzer H, Supplies ...-.. 280
1920 Tsaw's Electrical Shop Services
1921 Union Oil Co, Arizona Supplies
1922 Wesley, L. W. Services
Wilson Coffin,
There being further business before the Board adj
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13
Every Day, in Every Way

The Aunt: eyes, Betty, with the
new thought one can accomplish any
thing. For instance, don't even
have to rouge! | simply think flow
of color into my cheekslP
The Niece: Gracious! I'm glad
| don't have such thoughts as that"
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13

There
arise relative eves and
election boards.
ATTEST APPROVED:
J. 3. Rickel Clerk j.. A. hairman.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13
OFFICIAL MIN UTES
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Coconno County, Flagstaff, Arizona
August q 1920
August 2. 1926

the members of the Board of Supervisors today
Kelam; Taylor Skeels
Rke Deputy Attorney
NJ
Meeting called BY Chairman Keam.
minute of sreadan
Reading Of Special Meeting called to 345
July 3d. Chairman A Reliant Member R. E. Taylor
E. authorizing Chairman attend the
at
Vote aye" Taylor aye" skee
being ard did notice the meeting
and did
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24
OBERCO, ORGANIC, MINERAL
COMBINATION FOR FEEDERS
AND RSIlI

This new product of G. Ober &
Sons Co., is purely a mineral COM
bination and does not contain Pro-
tein. It has been shown that GER
tain quantities of organic minerals
are necessary to maintain healthy
cattle and fowls, If heavy milk and
egg production is to be expected Of
them. This mineral mixture helps
to replace in their bodies, what the
strain of heavy production depletes.
1t is also very good for hogs and
all young and growing stock. This
product is not expensive and should
be used by all mixers and feeders.
1t is for sale, straight OF In mashes,
by the following dealers. Ask them
about it:
Simpson Bros, Milford, Del.
Oscar Blair, Milford, Del.
John v. Weidler, Dover, Del.
Houston Roller Mills, Houston,
Del.
Diamond State Roller Mills,
Milton, Del.
Layton & Ayers. Georgetown, Del.
The Sussex Milling Co., MillsborO,
Del.
W. A. Hargadine, FELTON,, Del.
Williams & Baker, Dagsboro, Del.
Howard H. Dickerson, Laurel, Del.
Enterprise Milling Co., Seaford,
Del.
Bridgeville Flour & Feed Mills,
Bridgeville, Del.
Distributed in Kent and Sussex
Counties by Simpson Bros, Milford,
Del. Phone 274. j16-t
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24
Roxana

A Merry Christmas and A Happy
New Year.
The Christmas cantata will be
rendered Christmas Eve, December
"a, at Roxana school.
Mrs. Lizzie Mccormick and A. H.
Watson are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Bennett and
daughter, Miss Hilda, entertained
Saturday evening Cashier Morris of
BishOpville, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
well Thornton of this town.
The regular meeting of the ROX-
ana Parent-Teacher Association was
held at the RoXana school Thursday
evening, December 16 Albert Farley
gave a most interesting lecture on
Might Schools" No one could fail
to be impressed by his earnest plea
for the betterment of humanity. AT
ter the lecture the most interesting
features of the entertainment were
two debates. One of which was Civ
en- by the seventh grade and one by
the eighth grade of the ,RoXana
school. The seventh grades subject
was Resolved: That the wash rag is
of more Importance than the dish
rag" The affirmative side was up
held by Florence Lynch and David
Goodwin. The negative side was sup
ported by Hilda McCabe and Hilda
West. The score was exceedingly
close, but the decision was in favor
of the affirmative side.
The eighth grades subject was:
Resolved, That the band box has
had more influence on history than
the ballot box" Leroy Lekites and
Cecile Hudson argued in favor of the
affirmative side. Viola Murray and
Floyd Banks defended the negative
side. The decision was in favor of
the band box.
We hope to have something in the
next few months debate with some
of the neighbOrins schools. While
we are trying not to neglect the
written work in our school we are
laying great stress on the spoken
English. In the language work of the
upper grades we have an excellent
opportunity for correcting mistakes
and our daily work based on the text
gives a definite reason for these cor
rections. We are planning to have an
honor roll each month in the Roxana
school. The requirements are as fol-
lows: (D per feet attendance, (2)
to march in with the line every
morning, (3) an average of 80 or A
in all classes, (4) no grade below 80
or B. (5) a grade of 95 or A in con-
duct. These requirements are high,
but it is going to be an honor to be
on this roll.
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24

- have decided to discontinue farm
ing and will sell at public sale, the fol-
lowing personal property, on
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24
IN MEMoRIAM

band, Willard S. Maloney, who depart
ed this life, December q, 1925:
The month of December once more is
here
To me the saddest of the year,
For his memory is as dear today
AS in the hour he passed away.
His cheerful smile and kindly way,
Are pleasant to recall;
He had a smile for everyone,
And died beloved by ALL
So sad so sudden, was the call,
His sudden death surprised us all;
God saw his suffering, knew what was
best,
And took him to his heavenly rest.
Sadly missed by Wife and Children.
1tp
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24

FUR WANTED
Highest Prices Paid For All Kinds
of Raw Furs.
CHARLES WINDSOR, Milford. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24

FOR SALE-Several direct current
motors, ranging from one-half horse
power, to one and one half horsepow-
er. If you can use one or all, come get
'em soon. Milford Chronicle Pub. Co.,
Milford, Del. o15-tf
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24
Friday, December "a, 1926,
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing, we will offer at public sale, at our
home. near Whitesboro, on
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE

Letters Testamentary on the estate
of William H. Bickel, deceased, hay-
ing been granted to the undersigned,
all persons owing said estate are
notified to make settlement without
delay, and all persons having claims
against said estate to present same
duly itemized and prObated.
MARY E. BICKEL.
d24-2t EXeCUtriX.
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24

FOR SALE-Console style victrola,
almost new, with lot of very good rec
ords. All metal parts, gold plated. cost
S250.0O. Can be bought at your. price.
You must see it to know its value at
my store. VIM. H. Warren. Milford.
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Milford chronicle., 1926-12-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE

In pursuance to the laws of the
State of Delaware, notice is hereby
given, that I have been appointed
Executor of the Estate of the late
Robert H. Williams, of South Wal
nut street, Milford, Delaware.
All persons having claim or
claims against his estate, must pre-
sent them properly attested for set
tlement, on or before January S1st,
1927.
All persons indebted to the estate,
must come forward and settle the
same on or before the 31st day of
January, 1927.
RUBY R. VALE, Executor
Estate Robert H. Williams,
d10-3t Milford, Del.