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Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
GLENDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. David Ellingsworth
entertained guests during the week
end.
Mrs. Isaac F. Webb has returned
home from the Milford Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Eldred Ingram and children
of Dover were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Swain last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott,
Mrs. ElwOod Lynch and daughter,
Gwendolyn, of Ellendale, and Mrs.
Alfred Rogers and children Of Will
mington spent last week at Slaugh-
| ter Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams and
Mrs. Clarence Spicer of Ellendale,
gave Mrs. Anna Marker of Milton,
surprise birthday party in honor Of
her S0th birthday on July "a. Ice
cream and cake was served and all
reported a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Gorlich, ST.,
entertained guests from New York
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. EllingsWorth
and daughter were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs and Mrs. ]. r. Tyndall
Of Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey T. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul V. Smith and son,
Vernon attended the Smith reunion
held at Carey's Camp on Sunday.
Frank Rust has purchased a new
car.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
DerricksOn during the week were:
ATws
Milton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Paul God
frey and family Of Millsboro, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. James and grand
daughter, Connie James, Of Ocean
View and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ].
Defrickson and daughter, Laura
Lois, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Prettyman |
were visitors in Rehoboth on Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Gorlich has returned
home from visiting relatives and |
friends in New York and attending |
the New York fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. CoVerdale went
on a trip on Sunday.
Wedding bells will soon be heard
in our community.
CndfleS LOnAuu mas Deen Ill DuL
at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Reed, Jr.,
and daughter, Paula June, were re-
cent callers in Milford.
If the younger generation thinks
It can do the "iitterbug", it should
AXE lessons from two of the older
residents of this community who
'eally did show the latest steps in
ianeing at .RiVerdale during the
weekend
Church News /
CHURCH - Rev. Ira
?. Crumm, Pastor-Sunday, Aug. IL. !
Sunday School services at 10 A. NJ, /
n charge Of l. Webster Warren, SUI 1
Of the school. No other
efVices.
IcCOLLEY'S CHURCH-ReV. Ira
E. Crumm, Pastor.
No services in this church during
be month of August.
Letting
Members of Glass No. II will meet
{ the home of Mrs. N. E. Prettyman, 9
lain street, at two o'clock on Sat Z
rday, August IL, and all motor to :
.ehoboth for supper. Each mem :
er bring husband or friend and Z
Overed dish. l
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
SELBYVILLE

The number in attendance at the
local church last Sunday morning
was almost three times as large as
on the previous Sunday when the
temperature was extremely high
The Sunday School attendance was
fair, and others came in for the
morning worship period. For the
scripture lesson Rev. Thawley read
the third chapter of Pauls writings
to the Ephesians, where he makes
known to them the hidden mystery
that the Gentiles should be saved,
as it had revealed to him by God
I through Christ, the Savior of man
/ kind.
The text was the 18th, 18th and
18th verses of the same chapter
Oh that Christ may dwell in your
hearts by faith; that ye, being rooted
and grounded in love, may be able
to comprehend with all saints what
is the breadth, and length, and depth,
and heights; and to know the love
of Christ, which passeth knowledge,
that ye might be filed with all the
fulness of God.
Mrs. Andrew Polite of Morris
Plains, N. j., has been visiting her
mothers cousin, Mrs. Anne Hickman
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. James
B. McCabe, on Church St. during the
past week.
Prof. and Mrs. D. A. Poetry of Fell
ton are spending some time with the
latter's sister, Mrs. Volta NJ. Long, |
at SLEEPY Hollow" while they are |
transforming their property on |
Dukes street into a double apart |
ment, and the three spent the week !
end at Mrs. Longs cottage at Beth
any Beach.
Mrs. Horace Pepper and two chill
dren, Siberian and Saralee. who have
been at Fenwick Island since school
closed, are home for two weeks,
while a party Of friends are occupy
ing their cottage for that time.
Mrs. Ida Townsend spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe at
nd, and the latter's sister,
Mrs. Matte Bunting and daughter,
Emily, from New Berne, N. c., who
were visiting there, and who will re-
turn home this week after a visit
with relatives in Ocean View.
Mrs. Worthington, from Baltimore,
Md, has been visiting her grandson
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Armel
Long and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank M. Long. at their cottage at
Bethany Beach for the past week.
Mrs. Maggie Kitchens of near [
was In town on Saturday
ind had lunch with Mrs. Leona j
Pepper and family, after which she /
Ipent a part of the afternoon with |
'elatives on Dukes street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Law, ,
diss Clara A. Holloway and Miss !
Addie Furman made their first trip
o Slaughter Beach last Sunday, and
njoyed the bay breezes. They re- d
urned by the way Of Prime Hook /
Ieck, Rehoboth, Bethany Beach and I
Tenwick Island. Y
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
WARWICK

A special race between the Lewes
Yacht Club and the new Indian Riv-
er Boat Club was held on Saturday
afternoon last at the Delaware
| Breakwater, Lewes Seven boats OF
the Indian River Club entered the
race. Commodore John B. Wine, OF
Lewes. and Daniel J. Layton, Jr., OF
Georgetown, arranged for the event.
This was the first race between the
two clubs.
The All Club girls of Bridgeville
spent last week at Oak Orchard.
They were accompanied by Miss
Edna PasswatersL In the group were
Ruby Adams, Betty Lee Jones, Jea-
nette Wheatley, Mary Lou Cannon,
Esther Jones, Mary Phillips and
Kathryn Allen.
All tribes and councils Of the Inn
proved Order Of Red Men In Della
ware have been invited to attend the
scciety's picnic August IS at River
dale Park, on the Indian River, near
Oak Orchard
Mrs. Grace Parsons and children,
Gladys and Edward, were recent
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Esham, near GumbOr0.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Michener Of
SOmerton, Pa, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Ralph Blizzard this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ewing OF Phila-
are spending their vacation
with Mrs. Dollie Ewing at her cot
tage at Oak Orchard.
Mrs. Ethel Tyndall and children
Of Milford and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. |
Wilson Of ST. Johns, spent Tuesday
Of last week at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hood and
son Of Milton are spending the sum-
ner at their cottage at Oak Or
.hard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ehinger and
lons Of Dover spent last week at
oak Orchard.
Miss Virginia Rust was a recent
sunday guest Of Mrs. w o. Nelson
Il Midway.
Mrs. Rachel Collins os Georgetown
vas an over night guesr on Wednes-
lay Of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Blizzard.
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
CCOntinusd lsun Virss Passo

This crop insurance in Kent
county is handled under the direc-
ton Of Laurence e. Cain, member Of
the county agricultural cOnserva-
tion committee, and all applications
must be approved by r. o. Stelzer,
state executive Oficer for Delaware
and Maryland, before they are for
warded to the Washington ONCE.
Premiums may be paid in cash, or
the amount may be deducted from
the agricultural conservation check
II farmers desire this method Of pay
ment.
This insurance is a protection
against loss in yield due to storms,
foods, wind, hail, or any other ma
tural causes beyond the control Of
the grower. The notices which have
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
To Pay Wheat Crop
Insurance In Kent County

been sent out within the past few
days, therefore, indicate not only the
number Of bushels OF wheat on each
farm covered by these policies, but
they also call the attention Of far
mers regarding the Importance Of
notifying the county ONCE within
thirty days after their wheat has
been threshed II their yields are be-
low seventy-five per cent Of the nor
NAL production.
Farmers in Kent county are taking
considerably more intsl est in crop
Insurance, as indicated by a decided
increase in the number of bushels Of
wheat insured this year as compared
to 1889, and it is expected that
greater number Of wheat growers
Will take advantage Of this form OF
insurance on their 1871 wheat crop.
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
Compulsory Inspection Of Cars In
Delaware Is Reducing accidents

remembered that the car inspection
Is being promoted for the protection
of everyone.
The following list shows the NUM-
her of defects exposed and which
will have or will be corrected under
the inspection system which will
last to the end of August:
Licenses and plates, 141; Lights,
2,O68; Tires, 566; Mirror, Sc; Wind
shield and all glass, l,400; Wind
shield wiper, 1922; Horn, 12O; Emer-
gency Brake, 173; Steering Gear,
Il; Foot Brake, 1852; Clearance
Lights, 10; Flares, 81: and incorrect
Motor Numbers, 9s.
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09


Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sinclair and
daughter Isabel and son Billy Of
Valley Forge, Pa, and Mrs. Edith
Tarbutton of East LansdoWne, Pa.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lynch end Mrs. Martha Conoway
here over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hearn and
daughters of Chester, Pa, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hearn OF Sunday.
Capt Linwood Evans and family
Of New York are spending their va
cation at their home near Bethany
Beach, which they have had improv-
ed with white asbestos shingles.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Christian Church will hold 4
bake in the pavilion at Bethany
Beach, on Saturday, August IL, be-
tween the hours Of IL ia the morn
ing and o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Peggy Truitt Of New York
has been the guest OF Mrs. Elsie
Hickman and Mrs. Lille Il. Bets.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Frye and two
childsea, who are spending q few
days at Rehoboth, visited friends
here last week.
Rev. and Mrs. r. @. HalIman Of
Laurel circled among friends here
en- Monday Of this week.
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
MAGNOLIA

The circus which was held at the
school house by the Juniors for the
benefit Of the Junior War Chest, un-
der the auspices of the Red Cross,
netted $40. The local branch
wishes to thank all. Mrs. Emma
McIlvaine is chairman.
The supper under the auspices of
the stewards neetted $500. The
chairman, Mrs. Ann Orvis, wishes to
thank all
Rev. Beckwith announced on Sun
day morning a joint meeting Of the
Ladies' Aids of the three charges to
be held on Monday evening of Sep
tember 8. On Tuesday evening,
September 10, there will be meet
| ing of the Magnolia Aid to disband
and organize the new woman's or
ganization for Christian SerVice.
Mrs. Ethel Collins, Mrs. ElVa George
and Mrs. Edna Johnson were ap-
pointed a nominating COMMITTEES for
the new officers.
Every one reported a good time on
the Sunday School picnic at Oak Or
chard on Tuesday. Games were
played in the buses on the way down
in which the gfown-ups as well as
the children enjoyed. Sunday school
picnics rank high among the mem
ories of childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Lodge and son
Richard Of Wilmington, Miss Emma
Lodge OF Camden, N. J., and Mrs.
Burton Lodge of Dover were guests
OF Miss Emma COnnor on Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie L. Conner accompan-
led her brother, ]. F. Lofand and
Miss Carrie Records to Milton on
Sunday to the Homecoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Kelly of Twin
Mountains, Mass, spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. White. Thev
also visited Mrs. Kelly's father, Mr.
Williams.
Little Billie Lodge Of Washington
has been spending some time
ms grandmother, Mrs. Rose Lodge.
Miss Ethel Rash OF Canterbury
was an overnight guest OF MIR. and
MIS-. Hazel Roe on Monday, accom-
panying Mrs. Roe on the picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Steffng and
Barbara Kenton of Chester, spent
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ulie KentOn. Barbara remained for
another week.
Mrs. Laura Rhea OF Cambridge.
has been spending several weeks
with Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Beckwith.
The Beckwiths left this week for
their vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Rhea and his moth
sr and Mrs. Walter Beckwfth of
Cambridge, Md.
Mrs. Bertha Loran of PhiIadel-
Dhia has been spending some time.
with Mrs. Ida Stine.
Magnolia fire company answered
Wo calls last week. One, an auto
Mobile south of town, on Monday.
nd the other an oil stove explosion
a tenant house on the farm OF J.
}. Kellar on Saturday afternoon.
damage was slight In both instances.
Mrs. CleaVer Moore accompanied
er sister and brother-in-laW, Mr..
nd Mrs. Scott Of Penn's Grove, N.
:, on trip through the Blue Ridge.
fountains last week.
Mrs. Myra McIlvaine accompanied
er father, E. V. Hearn, on q three
ays' trip to the Worlds Fair last
eek. Mrs. Hearn remained on 4
lsit with Mr.. McIlvaine and Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cats and
aughters. Mary Ann and Betty
ane, Of Wilmington, are visiting
r. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy. The
tier has been i'll for the past two
eeks but is improving.
Misses Hazel Wright and Frances
.eenburg, Messrs. Robert Reynolds
Milford and Marshall Stubs OF
elton spent Sunday at Riverview
'ach.
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09
Ccontinusa iron TirIl Passl

1t should be worth the time spent
at the lanes by all Delswareans to
know that other automobiles as we'll
as his own were in good mechanical
cOndition-to eliminate the brake
less wonders and the Gne-eyed cars,
and the binding cOckeyed head
lights. This expense % being borne
by the State of Delaware, and is be-
ing borne for the safety of every
person in Delaware. It should be the
duty of everyone in the state owning
a motor vehicle to have it inspected
as soon as possible Il should be
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09

Of Canterbury. Clyde I,entz and son
Wesley OF Detroit, Mich, and Mrs.
Hcey Gross.
Misses May and Edith FARRELL Wis
ited relatives in Philadelphia last
week.
Mrs. Claude Fisher and daughter
Edna Mae. and Miss Jane Webb
spent last week visiting in Phila-
delphia, Camden and New York
Worlds Fair.
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09

THE FACT that an article ia pur-
chased At some place away from
home does not make it any better.
and frequently under the conditions
under which it ia sold, it costs moro.
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09

Nicholas Hughes has gone 70.
Roanoke, Va. where he has accept
ed a position.
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09

Don't go in swimming after q
hearty meal
Milford chronicle., 1940-08-09

Swat the ayI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Appeal Denied
In PUD Case

Final disposition II the con
demnstion order obtained by Cow
litz county public utilities district
against the Cowlitr county prop
critics of Washington Gas a Elec-
tric Co. rests definitely with the
FEDERAL court in Tacoma
AT San Francisco Saturday. the
ninth circuit court Of appeals de
MED the utility companys appli-
cation seeking a writ OF mandamus
TO compel a postponement Of con-
demnation and a jury trial on
issues involved in the case.
Tacoma attorney. Frederick ID.
Metzger. appeared at san Fran
cisco to represent the Washington
Gas a Electric Co.
In arguments over the last two
weeks, company attorneys have
held that the Cowlitz county PUD
was too slow in paying the Sc
oil 900 judgment granted the com
psny for its properties by a con-
demnation jury last spring
An effort was made here TO
have the condemnation verdict
set aside on grounds which the
company expected to show a jury
Judge Lloyd l.. Black. who has
been hearing the case. denied the
motion for a jury trial and con
clusion of judgment was held up
pending the circuit courts decision.
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Aarri;aae
1i;cen1e1

Marriage license applications
have been made to the county
auditor by Gaylen ". Hsrkey. 81.
6634 So. Fife st. and Dorothy
Ellen Lewis, 20. 1899 So Yakima
ave Frank II. Puz. 81. 53l7 No.
4sth st. and Kathleen X. .Deylin.
"a, 272l No. Washington ~:
Thomas H. Reese. %. 5oiS So.
J st. and Fanny A. Champin. %.
PIP East 32d st; Fred A. Smith.
rs, s44s East ID St, and Lois A.
Van Valkenburg, 30. e17 So. Grant
ave. Vern F. Carlson. IS. and EDNA
L. Jones. A.. both OF Seattle; Nick
Makovioh. 20. and Inez NJ. Paul
sen. 20. both of Gig Harbor; Mike
Kazulin. 81. 271e No. Carr st, and
Mary Ann Barcott, 81, 37(5 So.
Sheridan ave: Howard r. rang
10, Auburn. and Harriet June
Shuck, II, Renton; James Robert
Henry. 10, and Rose Jean lyme,
Is, both of Seattle V. +. K,ttler,
~. and Gertrude A. Clemert, SO,
both of 1909 East seth st. Robert
w. Mcdonald, Is, and Dois /.
Noble, 81, both of Aberdeen: Con
George Petropulos. 81 1912 So.
] st. and Maxine A. Hodney is.
1878 So. 45th St. I. r. Scott. e3e
Fswoett ave, and Billie Ann Nil
Ter. 20. 1928 So X st, Waite p.
Coward, As. and Margaret Black,
46, both of San Francisco. Cal.
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Actions In Divorce

Divorce suits have been filed IN
Pierre. county superior court BY
Pearl against many HyeDff
fbufdsnaoms nome lifeJ Myrtle "
agalnst ~ y johnson burden
some home lifsl. Yaney sgainst
LIME q Bgntlns fbardsnsofns
nome lfsJ Hss against George
sherman mon sgpport5 Elaine
sgsinsl James & Ryan fssfdsn-
some home lifsl
An iutsriOcptory divorce DEGREES
hss been awarded 10 sss from
Henry Esrstsn.
FINAL divorces DEGREES hsFs bssn
granted ~ Ellsworth from Ada l..
Ham. and - Billie from W. "
Rogers
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Husband Charge.
Alienation Of
Wife S Affection

Hans Reckendorf Was named De
PENDANT in q $1,000 shenstion q
affections suit filed FRIDAY i
Pierce county superior court b
James H. strsnE
Sfrang also entered a petitioi
asking that a. interlocutory deere
81 divorce. awarded Mrs StrsnI
BY default last june IS. he s-
aside Further he protested
property settlement outlined in m
divorce decree.
Strang asserted In his complaiu
that his work neceSsitated ms ID
ing in Alaska for long periods an
that Reckendorf. tenant on m
Strang ranch. became = frequej
visitor and companion Of Mr|
Strang while he vas away Il
ssid finally Beckendorf gained Mr.
Strang's affections and indnod
her 10 obtain a divorce.
strang said reference in the d
cree TO real estate was amhiguoJ
and that the property should I
returned TO him.
The Strsngs had no ehildre}
They were married in June. 1891
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25

virnssts Jones fsled . 80 90
damage .uit ssainsi the Portland
seatti. Freight c. saturday N
Pierce county superior esuFf.
charging !, as negligence e tn>
part q ens - 10 eompanys trurs
drivers that caused TIE death Il
her husband Last Aug 10
Ths husband. Virgil Icn<s aa<a
I. q result, - injuries received n
q collision vita q Portland -s<aftls
Freight O.. truck Al fpth Ard -.
eifir ave
In . separate setlor. Carl rsf.
due. cwner 81 the sutcmohsis Witch
Iones VAS driving ~ The tire II
TIE accident asks . Judgment Il
seac
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James E. Mitchell
Dies in Hospital

James r. Mitchell, rs. Of s32s
So Thompson ave. died Saturday
In a local hospital. He was a ma
chinist with the Seattle-Tacoma
Shipbuilding Co
Funeral services will be held
Monday at BIS p. m. from Pipers
chapel. followed by entombment
Mitchell. a native Of England.
had lived In Tacoma rs years. He
was a member Of Woodmen Of the
World and Knights Of Pythiss
He leaves son, the Rev. John
Mitchell Of Portland: one sister.
Miss Sarah Mitchell of the home
dsughter-in-law. Mrs Joshua
Greenwood Mitchell Of Seattle and
two grandchildren. Olga and John
Mitchell. also of Seattle
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FUNERAL SERVICES

LOUIS Larsen Monday, 2,i5
p. m. from Mellinger chapel. Rev.
c. A Sorkness officiating PAIL
bearers named are. John Winter
house Andrew Peterson. Ralph
Peterson. Floyd Sloane Sam Tive
stad. and Lyman !. Callahan.
Burial IN New Tacoma cemetery.
samuel u. Pierrs-hondsy. ] 30
p m from Allen Beth0dist church.
Rev. Dor {. Stephenson official
inF. burial Tacoma cemetery, under
direction Of Lynnt.
Fred VI. WestWslier - Monday.
10 30 n. from Piper's chapel.
Rev. p. Z. Hoff officiating; burial
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. &c

.Nts rfst .rali tsss
=. n 49,
bureau pesfsnent 81 oemmsrcss.
washlngtonas forecast -. Unset.
tied Saturday night ana sunday.
rain m the west portion with
.nows over ths mountains warm
.r SATURDAY. nfshts er..h n, .t,.ns
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is

SATURDAY. ROvEMHER Is
Mr~. Edith Faust, ssot 80
Thompson ave.
Sandrs Lee Savage. 1871 No.
NJ 81. Nov. s2l.
Mrs. Lucille Hanson. tsos No.
He'll 81.
Mrs. Henry Otis. Iioa M. I II.
Freda sharon Joy, $50 80.
57th 81.
Mr.. Mary Bcdanevich. ans
No. 10Th II.
Bill Jaxon Golden. I0il No.
9Th II.
Lorrene toisebcrD oampbell.
6o15 So. Cedar ~.
Ada smith. 1tls so. sIsi 81.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER ~
beth Gisebert. t02s Faweett
ave.
Jim Ro~soa. sli6 No. send ~.
Ronnle krehbiel. 46ss 30. A ~.
Mrs. Sadie Thompson. a6es 80.
18th 81.
Miss Loreen Gunderson. 1919
Woodinwu ave.
Mrs. Eva Huver. 4s0s No. 18th.
George Braun, Edgewood.
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One Gets 40 Days.
Two Others Fined

Doyle Contrsrio. %. of Route a
BOX %, Tseoms. WA sentenced ~
Justice Clarence % layton %
serve 40 days In the county jail
guilty 10 driving while under the
influence Of intoxicating liquor
Contrsrio vas arrested about q
.. m. Friday by State Pstroinan
Petilson
Emil Baarstad. 50. Of Mineral.
and Louis Logs. 30. Of Route 4.
Boz zS5. Tacoma. both charged
with drunken driving. were each
fined 400 and costs by Justice
Blanche Punk Miller Saturday.
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Army Orders

wAsHINGTo> The War depart
msnt has issued the following orders
Maj. Gen Henry { Pratt. u, s. A
Preside OF San Francisco. 10 Port
George q. Meade, Nd
Brig. Gen. Oliver Eobols. u. d A.
Dayton. o. 10 Warrington
Coils FraBels r. HardaSay, Gao,
Port Monroe. Va 20 Tofrey Pines,
Calf. Willis shlpphm. Gao, Philip
pine department 20 Brooklyn. John
W. Hyatt. Inf. Port Huaehuea. hfig
to home. retired
Lieut. Cob Gordon D,l Darlington.
Gao Washington, 20 Torfey Pines
70 Port Leavenworth' Clifford y
King Pa. Denver. 10 home, retired
walter J Gilbert. Gao. Hawaiian ds .
partmeni 70 Brooklyn. John n
Martin. GAG, Philippine department.
70 BROOKLYN. Louis ~ Thompson.
BROOKLYN. Iloyd crum Richie G.
Of y res Lsnosstsr. Pa 70 Wash
lngton. Charles irvine Clark cAC
res Rockville Center ~ = 10 Port
L<avsn worth Carroll Andrew ydson
Inf Syracuse 70 Port tSsgsnwofth
John " oDaniel Inf, Dtroit. 70
Port Bsnnins Robert o Amin. Cav
Blis Edward ? Walden. Inf. Gin
cinnsti. % Columbus. o Lester
kaconssor INF wiisss Rare. %
spartanburg 3 C. Don y Holmes.
Inf Bloom ia gton. Ina 70 Spa rtAn-
burg. Howard " Prl3eii. Inf BaTa-
mo Wiz 70 spartAnbuTg John Q
newton. Inf. Tolsdo, o. To spartan
Mas. Harold W smith. GAG.
Philippine department 70 BROOKLYN,
Rsusl T. Hewitt. NC. Warrington. -
Chicago William A. Robertson. Y a
A retired San FrHncifeo. % Aoffstt
Fisld Forrest p vOlksl. GAc. re-
Omaha % Port fesveuNoffh Jesse
7 Harris Inf Eosf Smelling Hinn
70 Onoha. Jacob NJ Hossrth ONO
re- Chicago 70 bfsEsndefiA Il
Capts Clair Nj COnNslmAn cAC+
Philippine department.. 20 Brookisn.
Lewis = klrkpatfifk. cAc Philip
pine department. u sroetiy
charles NinaioN ssssis Gao res
william ParaF Ac re- Ia Jolis I
Wsfd Doesrfy Mac 30 OIL cify
- 70 Hnac0stia Oscar Rasnus Han
sen. Cd fes Clsmsnton ~ %
Addison tsfi FsttF ]
CHg res TFsuton. y % hsE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Federal Court Will
Be Busy Next Week

Next week will be a busy one in
federal court here. Judges John c.
Bowen and Lloyd L. Black will be
in Tacoma Monday for sessions
and Tuesday the grand jury will
reconvene to handle routine cases.
Judge Black will hear naturah-
cation a d repatriation eases
throughout the day. Thirty-five
naturalization cases are set for
the morning session and 20 re-
patriation cases for the afternoon.
Judge Bowen will hear jury trials