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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
An Opportunity
For Beauticians

The Wade Barber and Beauty
Shops, located at 1920 High st.
and for the convenience Of north
side customers on 1921 E. Wash
ington Ave-, invite operators who
are not enjoying pleasant work
ing conditions and advantages of
a well-equipped shop to inspect
their locations, recently decorat-
ed into two of the contest little
shops in the city. There Is room
left for three extra operators to
serve in booths equipped with
new flourescent lamps and other
added time-savers. For other in
formation phone 2-9911 or 2
1926. ADV.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03

After an absence Of several
months, Mrs. Be0na Smith, a
favOrite among beauticians and
known to her many customers
as Zee" will return to her
Beauty Shoppe, 90 w. 9th
ST., to resume her duties as
manager and chief operator,
by popular demand of her
clients.
The ices Beauty Shoppe is
modernly equipped with an cf-
ficient staff of operators to
handle the large volume Of
business the shop enjoys.
ADV.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
Mrs. Robert +. Bradley
Bride Of Sgt. Bradley!

Mrs. A. S. Patterson announced
this week the marriage of her
youngest daughter, Leila, to Sgt,
Robert E. Bradley. The cere-
mony took place in Washington,
d. c., Saturday, February 10, in
the presence of a few close
friends. This announcement is
of particular interest to social
circles herebecause of the prom
inence of the two characters.
The marriage of the socialite
and the handsome Sgt. Bradley
eliminated a childhood romance.
Mrs. Bradley at one time was
a student of Philander Smith Col
lege and also attended Howard
University in Washington. She
Is now connected with the Pro-
curement Division of the Treas
ury Dept. Washington, d. c.
Sgt. Bradley once served as
staff correspondent Of this paper.
He Is son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.
Bradley of 1908 Cross st. Re-
Gently he was promoted to the
rang of Sergeant with the Quar-
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and Mrs. Deller Jones, reporter.
DIR. NOLEN WAS HERE!

DIR. NOLEN WAS HERE
DR.. B. J. Noen of Jackson Miss, guest Of the 7.
Lusters for few hours enroute home Mrs. Luster and
Rev. Nolen school mates at Shorter College.
JAMIESONS HAVE DISTINGUISHED GUEST
Enroute to the Spa for rest and the seasons sport
Ed Small, big time sportsman and head of one of New
York Citys greatest night spots "Smals Paradise was
guest of the Jamesons (Doc" and Mrs. j. Az at their
residence 1906 w. 22nd Street.
BLESSED EVENTS
Cpl and Mrs. Raymond Fletcher announce birth of a
baby daughter Ray Evelyn, born February 20, weigh
ing lbs CPL Fletcher is stationed at Camp Robinson.
The couple reside at 11l9 lizard street Eiane, weighing
-2 lbs February 22nd brought happiness to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Holmes of 706 Hickory street. North Little
Rock The bundle of happiness of Sgt. and Mrs.
Reico L. Green has been named Gale Ann, whose birth
days will February 23 Sgt Green is stationed at
Camp McQuaide Calf Mothers and babies are fine at
T. F. Hospital
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
HOME FROM ST. LOUIS

Mrs l.. T. Pierce Of 3112 Cross Strt
home, after lovely visit with brother a
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wheeler. A dinner part,
was given at the home of Mrs. Lula Hurs
of national fame.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
VISITING FROM LOUISIANA

Mrs. T. Beard Of Lake Providence, Ia
visiting her sister, Mrs Wallace Smith 81:
- While in the city, Mrs. Beard has been
many social courtesies.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
OFFICERS OF GIRLS COUNCIL

Under the supervision Of Mrs T. s. GraveTy,
principal of Dunbar High School, Girls Council
lied recently released the following roster of office
sic Mary Cooley president; Ernestine Grice, vic
dent: Joyce McClain, secretary; Richmond Child
sistant secretary; Matte McCulley, chairman of
committee and Emma Glasco, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
yUOSTEIL TO TWILL DOS

Mrs. r. NJ. Brock, 923 W nth was hos
DO Club. Four games of whist were play
awarded to Mrs. G.. Cleveland and Mrs. Nick
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
BLESSED EVENTS
THIS WEEKS SHUT-INS

Your friends and mine confined to hospitals
throughout the city and certainly send them word Of
cheer AT the United Friends Hospital Mrs Lula Reav
ely member of Mt Zion Baptist Church; Mrs Alberta Thorn
of 1913 Favew street. whose neice Miss Janis Louise
Robinson of Newport is at her bedside Mrs Lizzie Moore
of 1017 Gaines Street Mrs Lushe Smith, member of the
Conan Baptist Church of Reydel Mrs. Rosie Moore and
Mrs Susie Bryant of Malvern; Mrs. Hazel Bell of Gurdon
Mrs. ola Lucas of McGehee Mrs Evelyn Watson of Men
ee Mrs GLADYS Weathers Of Bum; Mrs. Mildred Hawkins
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
SIrNBEAMS THANKFUL

Ray Jean Jordan, secretary of the Sunbeams OF
Zion BAPTIST Church in behalf of the club group ex
sincere thanks to Mrs. Maggie Cannon, supervisor
Young peoples group for the beautiful Valentine en-
ment large group enjoyed the tasty goodies.
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MRS STEWART TO ENTERTAIN CLUB
Mrs Vivian Stewart will be hostess to the Unique Girls
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MISSIONARY GROUP MEETS

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
hold first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs Min
ME Webb 41S f. 10Th Street when officers reelected
as follows Mrs. Minnie ebb, president; Mrs Willie Bates,
treasurer Mrs A. Clark chaplain and Mrs M. o. Williams
reporer with members of the group pedging whoehear
cd support for the years program Mesdames Bates Clark
and Mrs Lula Cementee have been entertaining hostesses
this year.
MRS STEWART TO ENTERTAIN CLUB
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Club in their regular meeting, Wednesday, March 8.
Mrs. Emma Gibbs entertained the club at the last
weekly meeting at her home, 2124 West 7th Street Fol
lowing the business meeting the hostess Offered honors
for highest in whist Miss Alene Waugh was first
prize winner Mrs Vivian Stewart second Mrs. Eloyce
endon third and Mrs Sara w. Rice fourth Mrs Eulaa
Bryant the BOBBY. Guest prizes were won by Mrs
Clara Lee Stokes Mrs Alma Futch and Miss Mary Dixon
MRS JORDAN JOINS "GAY PALS"
At weekly meeting of the Gay Pals held at the home
of Mrs Susie Davis 1905 Commerce Street with Miss Mar
Johnnie Jordan was added to the club member
delicious salad plate served during the social hour
and the evening prizes were won by Mrs Carne
Mrs Johnnie Jordan and the BOBBY awarded to Miss
Margaret Craig Mrs Dorothy Ester will be next hostess
at her home, 512 E. 18th Street.
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY
HOLDS INITIATION
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity held Initiation ceremon-
les for the Rev. G. Wayman Bakey, at the USO Tuesday
night February % After the impressive ceremonies,
three dinner served the members at the beau
full ShangriLa Dnette of the Lafayette Luncheonette
The Little Rock Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi consists
of the following members:
Bishop s. L. Greene Dean VIM. H. Martin, J. D. F.
RUSSELL General Foreman of Ford Bacon and Davis George
sons Luncheonete Aonza H. Pope Director of USO; Dr
Hugh A. Browne, Superintendent of McRae Memorial Sana
orium; L. R. Gaines Smith Hughes Vocational Instructor
Dr. Oba B. White Little Rock prominent physician who has
secretary since the establishment of this chapter in
1888.
HOME FROM ST. LOUIS
Mrs L. E. Pierce of 3112 Cross Street has returned
home after lovely visit with brother and Sister naw)
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wheeler dinner party for Mrs Pierce
given at the home of Mrs Lula Hurst Wright singer
of national fame.
HOSTELL TO TWILL DOS
Mrs r. NJ Brock, 923 W. 18th was hostess to the Twill
DO Club Four games of whist played with prizes
awarded to Mrs. G. Cleveland and Mrs. Mckinney
VISITING FROM LOUISIANA
Mrs T. Beard of Lake Providence, La, is in the city
VISITING her sister Mrs Wallace Smith 912 w. Short 32nd
While in the city, Mrs Beard has been the recipient Of
many social courteses.
! HELPING HAND CLUB MEETS
The Helping Hand Club met at the residence Of Mr.
ord Mrs Nicholson. Mrs. Willie Duncan gave very fine
i talk delicious repast served. The next meeting will
ba Snvev Alice Scott ia president
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HELPING HAND CLUB MEETS

The Helping Hand Club met at the residence of Mr.
ord Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs Willie Duncan gave fine
talk delicious repas was served The next meeting vii
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-12

derni ratovi prikazlvam su od
onih koii III stvaraju i koll Sc
Ga ration koriste, da su to ratovl
"ideja".
Oval rat Sc prikazuie kao rat
"a "demokratiju", "slobodu" /
"ttrajni mir" rat protiv ma
ciznaa-fasizma'. Prosli svetski
rat SUI prikazivali kao rat "a "os
lobodjenje malih nacija'' = rat
protiv ''huna" i s'kajzerizma'
Hriscanski ratovi, mace poznati
kao krstaski ratovi, prikazivani
su kao ratovi "a "osvaianje gro
ba Hristova' - ratovi "a ''krst
Gasni / slobodu zlatnu". Slicno
lie bilo sa ratom koji je vodio
Napoleon u osvajanju Europe. A
kada bi razmotrili j sve raniie
ratove, one koje SUI vodili ruski
osvaiaci, pa one "a vreme Alex
sandra velikog, kao iratove mon
golskog osvajaca Ganghis Kha-
ma. nasli bi slicne prevare O
"ratu ideja", kao sto in nalazimo
s danas u modernim ratovirna.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-12

samo oni ratovi koji Sc vodlse
II korist revolucije, bill oni gra-
aianski. u naciji, II. klasnl, Ill
chi bill ratovi nacije protiV ma
CHE behu ratovi ideja. Takvlh
ratova ie bilo IL proslosti. Ia
primer moze posluziti, rat En-
gleske protiv americkih kolon1s-
ia j razni revolucionarni ratovl,
kao onai Rusiji 1917. j 1921. sa
Poliskom; kontinentalna revolu-
CHA u Evropi protiv feudalizna
cd 1849.: Francuska revolucl]a
cd 1889. i Pariska Komuna l37l>
Ostali ratovi svi Sc vode oko
grabezljivosti, porobljavanja
potcinjavanja raznih nacija elSs-
ploataciji najjaeih kapitalistiekih
sila. Etc, to SUI uzroci rata CT
levi rata, danasnjeg rata isto
tako.
(Nastaviee seq
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-12

sbankarsku piiacr :, ssriiaeu tlgovaca, III ''p-
iaeu lanifalista' . - to Jest, gee Sc uopste kap-
talisti kupuiu iprodaiu' Ne = ne wise neso sto
ie toyek ikada cuo "a piiacu @de Sc nosetinicl
plantaza ii. posednici robova, kupn1u pro-
daiu
Predpostavli iamo, naravno, da nike nece po-
ricati ia ie piiaca - ma kakva pliaca = mesto
Gde Sc esnapi kupuju prodajn.
/ tako mi llalazimo da dck Il vremenh IL
bora kanifalst njhoyi lake]i lpolt carl, u
redniei, 4.savetnici javnih poslova' I'D, it'd
hvale radnike kao plemenite grad1anlne go
vore ponosu ljudskog rada, ostala klepeta-
MIA izlevaiu pred radn.ke Il naroeitlm pligoda-
ma Ii prakticki, syakodnevnim razmafranjima,
18TH ovih kapitalsta niihoyih lakela, oTa
''plemenitost' i .'ponos" iscezava, rad posta-
je sta on II stvari jeste pod kapltazmom
mnogobroine Gene robe, navadjane Il ternln ma
espapa ukljizene II s'Laber Exchanges kao
u1osci bondovi ma ..stock exchange, iii kao
bale pamuka iii tonovi s1pig irona' lzeljezal!
(Nastavice se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-12
Rat @idejo'.

u gore istalsnutim argumenti-
ma, koji nj priblizno ne obuhva-
caiu sve u vezi sa ciljevima tiz-
rocima rata, moze Sc lako videtl
da ovo nije rat "ideja'. Svi mo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-12

tCSlAOJ Wa - ~
tesko razlikovati. .Jedmo -se mo-
|ze reci da su uzroci rata, ,kapita-
listicka nuznost ii. kapitalisticka
klasa sveta nagnana je silom O.
kolnosti, koje MEN izrabljivacki
sistem proizvodi, da zalazi u ia
svetska krvoprilica. Dok ciljevi
rata ne moraju pod swim okol-
nistima biti neizbezna nuznost.
Jednim delom oni su kapitalistic-
ka nuznost, drugim delom, po-
hlepnost grabezljivost - luka-
We ambicije "a sto vece gomila-
ME bogatstva, kod kapitalistic-
kin klase svih nacija.
Naravno, tn SUI mnogi proble-
mi, koje kapitalisticka klasa ne
moze bez rata resiti. Kao rezul-
tat nemilosrdnog izrabljivanja,
iii prisvajanje proizvoda radnic-
ke klase, kapitalisticka klasa Sc
nadie u sredini jedne velike bes-
poslice. A te besposlice tako su
ogromne, da zahvataju ma desc
tine miliona radnika tako SUI
neotklonjive da su one danas me-
prekidna pojava. Teret hranenja
gladnih masa cd strane kapita-
listicke klase, postaje ozbiljni
problem. Otuda je delimicno cilj
kapitalistickih ratova da Sc te de-
setine miliona besposlenih rad
nika smanje ma minimum. l do
brim delom Sc tome uspeva.
Propadanje sitnog kapitala jos
je jedna glavobolja cd koje sve
kapitalistieke nacije pate Oval
elemenat stalno protestvuje i
trazi zastitu Cd drzave. A pro-
padanje toga kapitala tako je
strasno u vremenima kriza, koje
su sada stalne pojave, da izgle-
da da Sc celia nacija pretvara u
nezaposleno robbie. A bogatstvo
prelazi IL ruke najbogatiiih ka-
pitalista, koji vec j sami pate od
oskuduce u pijacama. Ovo sve
skupa vodi ekonomskom ban
krotstvu. Prema tome, delimic-
no, ciljevi rata jesu da sc izbeg-
nu, iii bar ublaze, owe anarhiJe-
Nezadovoljstvo radnih masa
ma drugoi strani, protest. protiv
gladovania oskudice, ma suprot
iavnih drzavnih milostinja. po-
bune i neprestano kllucanie u
mast koje bi Sc moglo okrenuti u
revoluciju, predstavlja jos iednu
elavobolju "a vladaIucu klasu
koiu Sc zeli odstraniti iii ubla7'-
! ii. ] iedini izlaz je rat.
Pohlepe "a JOS ! rece gom'ldnle
bogatstUa.
Pored postojeoih anarhiia L
drustvu, koje proizvadia kapita-
lllsti6ki nacin proizvodnje ras,
podele. tn su neogranicene po-
hlepa kapitalisti6ke klase "a pro
sirivanie eksploatisanje celos
sveta, cd svake kapitalisti6ke ma.
ciie, u svoiu sopstvenu korist
Svaka kapitalisticka naciia, zud
da potisne sve druge naciie, nf
sanno sa svetske place nego St
kontrole mad izvorirna svetskog
sirovog materijala: da osvoji kon
trolu mad morskirn, kopneniTn
vazdusnim putevina; da unist
! trgovacke bariiere po swim zen
llama. carine it'd; da zadobii'
kontrolu mad swim politician
I.vladavinama, talzo da poslednjt
udesavaiu svoie zakone u koris
nienih trgovaGkiE interesa j d;
hse tako, ulaganje kapitala L raz
ne zemlje uGini sigurnin pro
fitabilnim.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-12

NAN00t0V0A 81 IL Sbk AACI
potrebe. = u tom nadmetanju, Ne
macka Japan SUI probijale sve
wise i wise na -svetsku pijacu, ma
rocito u juzno-americku pijacu.
Izvoz britanske robe u Juznu A
meriku opao je sa 10 posto nje-
nog izvoza u 1922. ma II posto u
1888. Izvoz Sjedinjenih Drzava
u Juznu Ameriku bio je IS pos
to njenog celokupnog izvoza i
opao je ma 80 posto u 1889. o.
bratno, u istom razdoblju, ne
macki izvoz je porastao ma juno
americkoj pijaci sa 10 posto u
1922, ma is posto u 1888. Polio
privredni izvoz Sjedinjenih Dr.
zava, opao je mnogo wise nego
industrijski proizvodi. Ovo je Ia
dalo narcotic jak udarac far
merima ovoj zemlji.
Mogli bi navadjati ma stotine
primera o tim sukobima ma svets-
koj pijaci, gde sve trgovacke ma
CHE nastoje da otmu ono pijaca
koliko iii ina "a sebe. u toj bor-
bi oko pijaca upotrebljuju Sc
diplomatski metodi, usvaiaju Sc
sazni zakoni sa kojima SC "a
precava pijaca nekim nacijama
a nekim Sc otvara carine sc po-
dizu iii spustaju. A pored toga
tn radi sveopste poznata praksa
= jeftinija ponuda espapa. ali
ova ponuda ina svojih granica.
Kad Sc nemoze dale u toj jeff
nijoj ponudi espapa, onda Sc pri-
begava raznim merama. lukavs-
tvu, zaprecavajucim zakonima.
pretnji najposle militarnim su-
darima. tako zapocimaiu ratio
| vi. Nije tn pitanju "fasizam"
iii "demokratija', II. ideje, nego
fkapitalisticki interest osvaia-
ME svetske place.
Zagonetka II potrebamd "a sUe
Use pijdca.
Sad Sc postavlja pitanje; kako
to da svi trebaju strane place.
ito svake godine wise piiaca?
Odgovor ma ovo pitanje nalazi-
mo u izrabliivanju .radnicke kla-
Sc swim kapitalistickin naci-
jana. A razlog radi kojeg su po-
trebne sve vece place svake go
dine jeste II sve vecem razvitku
usavrsivanju alata i metcda u
proizvodnji Ova usavrsivania
stalno povecavaiu produktivhost
radnika. A posto Sc radnicima
dava samo najamnica - hrana
odelo stan it'd. - niihov udeo u
tome porastu u proizvodnjs ne
uvecava Sc. On estate manje-vise
I-isti Kolicina espapa "a izvoz, DO
stale VEGA svake godine. Otuda
sukobi ma svetskoj pijaci posta-
ju sve iaci i konacno dolazi do
ratova.
!! Ali posto su ratovi strasno RI
IziGne avanture, pored toga sto
oni i mnogo kostaju, kapitalis-
| ti6ke klase raznih naciia, naroci-
| to velikih nacija,~ da bi odloziie
rat, kolilko god je to moguce de-
lie, pribegavaju raznim unista-
vaniima espapa. To So vecinor
! cini putem drzave. Drzava ceste
kupuje Cd raznih kompanija es-
Ipape "a koie nen1a piiaca bacs
III Il more, jezera Ill ih dade spa.
1iti. Tako nakon silnih boIova
grizuci sam svoie telo, kapita1i
zam zapo6ina krvoprolida.
Cileri rata.
Ciljevi uzroci rata tako su !
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Ako Gan, je pretplata r'd
RADNICKU BORBU
istekla, obnoOite je.
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Ciljevi i uzroci rata tako su II
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-28
PURLIC SALE!
z or VALUABLE
Real Estate
AND
Personal Property

The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction on the premises. his
III acre farm. with lUj acres of clear.
tillable land. located ON the road be-
tween Barratt's Chapel and McGinnis'
Mill, near l'rederica. on
Tuesday, AUGCST LIST. 1914
AT l2:3U O'CLOCK T. NJ
Terms MADE. Known on Day Of Sale
AT SAME TIME AND PLACE will
dispose OF the following personal prop
erty;
LIVESTOCK
Pair Of good work mules and one
saddle mare; will ride or work.
Four milk cows and heifer. two
years old; tive white-fac HerefOrds.
) bulls and > heifers. All T. B. test
ed
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
F-2G Farmall tractor. on steel; set
tractor Flows. l4-inch: tractor disc.
new. G-foot cut: VanBrunt lO-spOut
drill. new: Oliver riding cultivator.
Deering mower. > foot cut; farm wa
gon. G0-tooth drag, foot team disc
9S Oliver walking plow. 10 Oliver
walking plOw. walking cultivator. l.
row corn cutter. new; harness. collars.
brides and other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention.
Also 80 White Oak posts, about 10
cords of good seasoned wood and lot
OF Is baskets.
TEHMS-CASH DAY OF SALE.
BRADFORD w DAWKINS
DickersOn Brothers. AuctiOneers.
III -Stp sH~-rHF3
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-28
BAPTIST FAITH

By T. A. Hall. Milford, Del.
I've heard it said with hove and
a heave
That this is what the Baptists be-
lieve:
That they make sure they get i'm
mersed
They can then go out and do their
worst.
They can drink their booze and
(cuss and fight
And raise the devil day and night
Don't matter at all how they be-
have
At the Judgment Day they'll all be
saved.
I've heard them say with a hove
and a heave
That that's just what the Baptists
believe.
But that's not so I'm here to tell
For it don't make sense you know
quite we'll.
For when we're saved we're saw
ed from sin
And by getting baptized we show
to Him
We want to keep His blessed COM
mand
And show to the world just where
we stand.
The thing that the Baptists hold TO
most
Is conviction of sin by the Holy
Ghost
Then truly repent of every sin
And put our faith and trust in Him.
Then from there to kingdom come
We've done all the Bible says
should be done
For il says make your calling and
election sure
And throughout eternity you'll be
secure;
For il plainly says We shall never
fall QI Pet. 1:l0)
So for the time being l guess that's
Aall. ii
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-28
Saturday, August 18th, 1914

For the Purpose of Nominating the
Following Candidates:
A candidate for the office of Receiv-
er of Taxes and County Treasurer for
Sussex County; candidate for the
office of ProthOnOtary for Sussex
County; "A candidate for the office OF
Clerk OF the Orphans Court and Reg
lister in Chancery for Sussex County;
a candidate for the office of Comp
troller for Sussex County: candidate
for the office of sheriff for Sussex
County; IA candidate for the office of
Coroner for Sussex County.
The voters of the Second and Fourth
Senatorial Districts will at the same
time vote for candidate Tor the Onlce
of state Senator for each of said SEN
And further, the said voters of each
REPRESENTATIVE District will select
candidates for the office of Represen-
tatiVes in the General Assembly Tor
each of the ten Representative DIS
tricts. II.
eiples of the Republican Party and
endorse its policies. land We're regis,
tered on or before july 18th, 1914, shall
be entitled to vote.
NOTICE:
All persons who desire 10 become
candidates for any of the OFFICES aDoNe
named are required by law TO notify
Rep,lblican County Executive Commit
tee on or before 1900 o'clock noon. oi
August 9Th. 1914. ..,t,t,
All candidates who wish to WIN
drawn their names. in order 10 haye nay,
their filing fee returned. must hotlIy
the secretary in writing on or before
August l4th. 1874, at 500 O'Clock r.
NJ. ,,... 5,o,,,,,,
BY order Of the Republican County
Executive Committee. ..,
WILLIAM J. SWAIN. ChairHia"
'otiM I,IS % % ' isat j2S-2t
Milford chronicle., 1944-07-28
SHERIFFTS SALE!
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias
to me directed. will be exposed TO
public sale. on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1914
AT 900 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

y EsuU " ALO1h VI.
In front of the Court House. in
Georgetown, Georgetown Hundred,
Sussex County and State of Della
ware. the following Real Estate. to-
wit:
All that lot of ground situated in
the Town Of Delmar. in Little Creek
Hundred. Sussex County and State of
and binding upon State Street. and
fronting thereon a distance of 10 feet,
and extending back a uniform width
thereof a distance of 246 feet. and
bounded on the North by the lands of
Joseph b. Hastings and the lands of
Isaac J. Hastings. and bounded on
the East by the land of Matilda NJ
Freeney and Rose l.. Freeney, for
merly belonging to the Edge View
Realty Company; and bounded on the
West by the lands of Fannie German:
and bounded on the South by State
Street: and being the same land con-
veyed to Alice c. Bennett. by William
+. Elliott etux. by deed dated January
18th, 1888, and to he filed for record
among the Land Records of Sussex
County. Delaware. Improved by a
Dwelling House and Outbuildings
TERMS-2O per cent of the purchase
money will he demanded Oh the day of
sale, the balance TO be paid on or before
October 2. 1874. If the purchaser
fails to comply with these terms the
per centum paid on day of sale will be-
forfeited. The purchaser will be re-
quired to pay the cost of the deed.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of j. Asbury Holloway. Ad-
ministrator of Alice G. Bennett. De-
ceased, and l.. Atwood Bennett. sur
viving husband. and will be- sold 10y
Daniel J. Short, Sheriff
Sheriffs Office. Georgetown. Del
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