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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
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Press Croup
Meets Jan. 26lh
Senator X. Ii. erkes, AS
SOciatiOn President, To
Preside AT Thirty-Sec-
Ond Annual Session.

The thilty-secomd meeting Of the
Del l-MdI Va Press Association viii
he held Saturday january 2G, in
the Hotel DUPONT, Wilmington. Pub
fishers and editors OF daily and
weekly papers throughout the Del
Mar-Na Peninsula viii attend to
discuss mutual problems and co
operation tor 1916.
y business meeting Will be held
in Parlor & of The hotel at II a IN.
followed hy annual luncheon AT !
p. m. in the club room. Officers and
members OF the Maryland Press
Association. city and state officials
have been invited to attend
The continued scarcity OF news
print Will be among the problems
10 he taken up At the business scs-
sion The News Journal Papers
Will give Il reception Tor members
and guests in the club room pre-
crdin@ the Luncheon program
senator Robert II. NrrhtS. man
aging editor OF the Milford ChrUn-
iclc. president OF the Drl Mar-Na
Press Association, Will preside at
both the morning business session
rs we'll as the luncheon program
Senator Icrkes has been Il mem
btr of the ussociation for the past
- years
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Farm And Home Hour
Schedule For January
Ann0pnrement Il Made BY EXten-
sion Ser,i lee 0i L. OF ID.

The january schedule of the Del
aware Farm and Home Hour has
been announced by the Extension
Service of the University of Della
ware. This program. heard daily
at p. III. over Station WDEL. Will
minStOn. presents timely imforma-
tion ON various phases of agricul-
turc and home economies. Special
lists of the Delaware Extension
Staff. agricultural agencies. Ill
clubs and Home Demonstration
groups are featured regularly ON
these broadcasts
The schedule is as follows:
January II Poultry, Oliver Sud
dard. Newark pOultryman.
January l5 Dairy and Livestock,
Prof. A. +. Tomhave. head of De-
partmcnt of Animal and Poultry
Industry.
January lG Not scheduled
January II Production and
Marketing Administration.
January Is Home Dtmonstra-
tiun, Miss Nancy Kelly, New Cas-
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Annual Meeting VIII Be Held In
Avenue Church

Peninsula Conference Woman =
Society OF Christian Service will
have January II as the time for the
annual meeting, which will he held
i'll Avenue Methodist Church, Mil
ford. beginning al lO:l5. Mrs
Ralph L. Minker of Wilmington
conference president, will preside
al both sessions OF the day Mrs j..
Harry Wright OF Harrington. DO
yer District Secretary OF Spiritual
Life and Mrs. Arthur j. Jackson Of
Newark, will have charge OF the de
vOtiOns. Mrs. William S. Finn Of
Denton, conference secretary Of or
ganiZation and promotion. will
speak III the morning, giving plans
for the years work Officers for :he
coming year will be elected and in
stalled during the day.
The highliSht OF the meeting will
he the address of Dr. Emory Ross.
missionary for many years to Afri-
ca, and author OF the 1916 study
book Gross over Africa" 4 native
OF Indiana, Dr Ross prepared ion
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
W.S.C.S. Group Will u. S. S. Mspillion Is
Meet Here january II Commissioned By Sun
10000 Ton Tanker Named For Mil-
lord River Turned over 10 Navy

The new 1000 ton fleet tanker.
|. ). :. Mispillion, named after the
MlspllliOn River in the State of
Delaware, was placed in commits
sion at ; y. IN. on Saturday, De
rember -.
The Cmarron class uiler. Mis-
pllllOn was built by the sun Ship
building and Drydock Company OF
Chester. Her keel Was laid Frblu-
ary II. l9i5. and She was launched
on August 10
Mrs. Ethel Frddeman wife Of
tharleS +. Fcddtman. chief phySi-
cian of sun ship, sponsored the
ship, which was built for the t.. $
Maritime Commission with sptci
ticatioms approved by the Navy
The Mispilion. turned over IL
the Navy on Saturday. December
-, will bt used as feet oilcr
She measures 553 feet in length
has - foot beam
! Captain W l.. Beck. l.. s. Navy
chief of STAN to the commandment o1
the Fourth Naval District. placct
the Mispillion in commission ant
turned her over TO the commanding
officer, Commander X. f.. Winglcl'
t. ). y. r.. of Port Arthur. Texas
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Mrs. Norris Cordray
Wins Chevrolet Car
Program Sp0nsorcd BY Raleigh
Cigarettes Awards Auto 10 Winner

Mrs. Norris j Cordray, this city.
is going around With bright smile
these days, and With good reason.
tor she is He winner and soon will
be the proud posscseur OF Il brand
New Chevrolet autouobilr
Airs Cordray entered Il sentence
in the People Are Funny" pro-
gram put ON by Raleigh Cigarettes
every Friday evening over the NBC
network. aud Friday evening, De
crnbrr y, her name was aunounc-
tu over the ali as the winner Of The.
heVrolet given away that even
in%.
X II ShipWash representing
Brown and Williamson Tobacco
corporation. manufacturers of Raj
ri2h cigarettes, the SPONSORS OF the
program, Wa5 in Milford on Tues
day Of this week making arrange
mcnt& with Irwin &. Burton. local
Chevrolet dealer. for the delivery
OF The ear To Mrs CordraY as soon
as one is available
In conformity with The Raleigh
plan. the store selling Mrs Cor
dray the Raleigh cigarettes. from
which she took the two complet,
Wrappers to enclose with her win
ming sentence. received 4 $l00 wal
bond. In this case the recipient ui
the bond Was George W Wrotrn
proprietor OF Wrotrn's tobacco
store, located on North Waluu,
street
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Joseph's Dairy Raced
By Fire In Sussex
Loss H. Estimated At $35,000 by
Owners

Joscph's Dairy, at CoolSpring,
near Georgetown. was destroyed by
fire last Friday. with damages es-
timated at $25 900
The dairy was destroyed when
fire. starting in the roof of the
boiler room of the cement block
and frame building, spread rapidly
through the structure Prompt ac-
tion by the Milton and Georgetown
Fire Companies prevented the fire
from spreading to nearby buildings,
one of them the home of Clayton
Y. Joseph. owner Of the dairy
The equipment in the building,
destroyed by the fire was nearly
all new, Mr.. Joseph said 1t was
damaged beyond salvage
Delivery of pasteurized milk will
be continued from the dairy located
at RehobOth Beach, Mr.. Joseph
announced.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
1916 Grand Jurors
Drawn In Sussex
Petit Jurors And Additional Panel
For County Are Also Named

The jury commissioners of Sus-
sex County have drawn the grand
jury for Sussex county for 1916 as
follows:
Roland Messick, Milford; Will
liam Paul Lord. Greenwood; Will
liam H. Parsons. SeafOrd; Donald
J. Coon, SeafOrd; Howard }. Pen
uel. Laurel; Harry r. Ayres, Mills
bOrO: Alfred l.. Lynch. Selbyville;
Willie ID. Burton, Harbeson, II. d.;
James f.. Goslee, Jr., Georgetown,
and Joseph s. kunsman, % Olive
avenue. RehObOth Beach.
Petit jurors and additional petit
jurors drawn for the February term
of court in Sussex county by repre-
sentative districts are:
No. Granville W. Shockley.
Milford; Webster j. Warren, Ell
lendale; Elbert f. Williams, Mil
ford; Benjamin Short Ellendale
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Dover Kiwanis To
Sponsor Big Concert
AFFAIR viii Be Held At CaeSar
Rodney School On January Il

The kiwaniS Club of Dover voted
Rodney School ON Friday evening.
January is.
The artists being presented are
Corporal Paul Gracme Glrnkev.
tenor, of Fort Miles; Philip Taylor.
trOmbonist. from Greenwood. and
Miss Sara Lepore, soprano. Of Do
yer, with Mrs. Hazel W. Glider
sleeve as piano accompanist. and
the Caesar Rodney Band. conducted
by Harley Hastings
Before entering the service. Cor
pOral Glenkey was a member OF the
Chricago Opera Company and has
sung with Il number of other lead
ing opera companies OF America.
Mr.. Taylor recently received his
discharge from the Army where
he WAS the trombone SoloiSt of an
outstanding Service Band. The ar
hstlc achievements of Miss Lepore
and Of the Caesar Rodney Band are
we'll known to the people of Dover
and the surrounding area.
The concert will he of a popular
nature and will consist of selpc-
tons from 10Th Century light op-
eras, current Broadway shows and
altogether will be a varied. unto
date vocal and instrumental offer
ing that will appeal to everyone
Admission, including tax will h,
30 cents. TickptS .irn .,V,iI.II. -,
the Dover and Caesar Rodnc,
Schools through the Dover Sprvic,
clubs, at the Dover City Hall, anc
at the door.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Major J. Holland Pretty
man Has Filed Against
Incumbent, Edward c.
Evans; No Council
Contest.

The belief is now that the annual
city election which will be held ON
Monday, January u. 1916. from l.
noon until 6 p. m will see a con
test for the office OF mayor There
are none, however, for the two
council seats, one in the Second
Ward and one in the Third Ward.
AT the expiration OF the filing
deadline on Tuesday. January 5, at
$50 O'Clock. Edward c. Evans. the
incumbent in the office OF mayor
had hled to succeed himself while
Major j. Holland Prettyman,
resident of the First Ward also filed
for the office of mayor For the
cOuncli vacancy in the Second
Ward. William V Sipple. Jr., filed
without opposition. while William
II. Burke, the incumbent in the
Third Ward, whose time had eX-
plred, filed to succeed himself and
was unoppOSed
The annual city meeting will be
held Friday evening. January Is.
at 1:3O O'Clock in the community
tors will present and explain their
annual statement OF the city's ii
nanclal condition as of September
80. l945. The city manager and
mayor will also present reports.
The city election will be held on
Monday. January 2l. in the COM
munity building from l. noon until
p. III. Magistrate Edward G. Bes-
wick will serve as presiding Judge
over the election. He will be as
sisted by associate Judges, David
A. Clements and J. Harry Latchum.
/ The four election clerks are: First
/ Ward. Dixie Burn Second Ward
/ Marshall Hugg; Third Ward. viii
bur Bennett; Fourth Ward, Mrs
Lewis Wright. Miss Sara f. Grier
Will serve as election notary.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

4. lHd everybody have to file 4
l"i1 Declaration? No. only persons
whose wages last year exceeded
43.0ao plus $3oo for every exemption
except their own and persons who
had over Tl0o income outside Of
wages from which tax was with
held 'aSsWnin& their overall in
come was al least $500.
D. What are some eXamplrsp \
WuSe-earncr with wife and one
child has two exemptions besides
his own. and il his wages exceeded
>6.ooo $3."0o plus $500 plus $3ool
he had TO file 1915 Declaration
Also required To file were mer-
chants. landlords lawyers. doctors.
and others who received income
from which tax was not withheld
t. Why is January IL special
dat" for farmers? Other taXpayrrs
were required to file declarations
last March, but the law specifically
permitted farmers to wait until
the next January Is.
Next week: How to file new or
amended return
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Girl Scout
Leaders Are
kiWalliS Guests
Prominent Member Of
National Staff Also
Present AT Session On
Tuesday Evening.

AZ their regular Tuesday night
meeting the Klwanis Club played
host to the leaders Of the two local
girl scout troops The leaders. Mrs
Dave Greene. Mrs. Ford SeWell.
Miss Irene Marker. Mrs. Frances
Larimort and Mrs Jean Dpats. in
turn provided the highlight of the
evening i'll bringing as their guest,
Mrs. Kathleen l.illiArd OF Washing
ton. ID. C., a member of the Nation
al Staff of Girl Scouts
Mrs. Lilliard gave an interesting
and informative talk on the pro-
ercsS and plans OF the Girl Scouts
aud told how the organization has
grown since its Inception in 1912
Al Savannah, Ga, To over Il million
members. Mrs billiard congratulate
ed the local leaders ON their prog
ross and expressed her apprrcia
tion Of the interest shown in the
girl scout movement by the club.
Last week the new officers for
1916 We're Installed by Lieutenant
Governor r. Carlton Moore Of the
RchOhCth club, who visited Mil
ford for the ceremony. The new
officers are: Joseph Dare, presi-
dent; Ford SeWell vice president; ;
George COhee treasurer. Edgar Is
aaCs. Jr.. secretary New directors
are James Gordon, Frank jackson.
Vic Giherin and Perry Ragains
The retiring president. Ninal
Bennett, very aptly closed his sue
cesslul term by welcoming the ad-
ditlOn OF two new members. Rich
ard Sipple and Laurence Sharp
who were officially initiated by
Dave Greene.
The dance committee reported
that the New Years Eve dance
was a huge success. Armory Hall
WAS beautifully decorated and the
entire affair went smoothly and tC
the delight of the crowd. the clul
promised Il repeat performance
next New Years Eve.
Several kiwanians are plannin}
To attend the mid-Winter confer
ence in charlottesville. Va. on Jan
uary II, and the club expects an in
teresting report on their return.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
DelaICMre Park 3O-DaU
Meet Opens May 10Th
Racing Dates Sought BY
Association Approved BY
State Commission

The Delaware Racing Commits
sion has approved the application
of the Delaware Steeplechase and
Race Association for a license to
hold its annual 30-day meeting at
Delaware Park in the usual period.
The period approved opens May
2S and continues through July 4,
emitting two Mondsy June 10 and
lit was announced by Leonard
Richards, chairman OF the commits
sion. AS usual. the Delaware Park
meet will include both Memorial
Day and Independence Day.
The association operators of Del
aware Park, applied for the license
on January 3.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
School Band Assn.
To Present artist
James de Ia Fuente. Well
known Ni0liniSt, Heads
Program January Is


Milford High School Band Ass0-
citation will present James dc la
Fuente, viOlinist, in concert. Wed
ntsday, January l6, 500 p. m. in
the high school auditorium.
James de la Fuente. though a
New Yorker by birth. received his
early training at the Atlanta Con-
servatOry OF Music under Charles
Fry. Following graduation with
high honors in Atlanta. de la Flu
ente was awarded five year Eel
lOwship to the .Iuiliiard Graduate
School where he realized a cher
lshed ambition by studying under
Albert Spalding De la Fuente's
public career, having begun at the
age OF eleven. the young VirtuOSO
possesses Il delightful stage pres
ence due partly to his infpctiOusly
enthusiastic sincerity and partly
10 the assurance OF a veteran of
twenty years concert experience.
James de la Fuente has appear
eu III many large cities giving con
ctftS and has been greatly ac-
claimed by many music critics
among which is Olin Downes OF
the New York Times.
The Milford High School Band
under the direction of NJ. r. Mehl-
Manu. will also present Il short
concert before the violin recital.
me proceeds of the concert will
go TO de1ray part of the expenses
lor the new band uniforms.
Tickets may be purchased from
any member of the band or by call
ing Milford High School.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Officers Of Local
Grange Installed
II. {. Johnson, Secretary OF State
Grange. And Officers Did Work

Milford Grange met last Satur-
day evening with q very good at
tendance. Several We're present who
had not met with the Grange for
some time due to illness A good
beginning for the new year. All
should resolve to attend all meet
ings they possibly can. The master
needs support and there is place
for every member i'll the Grange
Harry c. Johnson. secretary of
Delaware State Grange of Smyrna,
with his staff, installed the follow
ing officers for 1916:
Master. l. Donald Jester; over
seer, Norman Grove; lecturer. Net =
tie r. Jester; steward. lucius G.
Webb; assistant steward, Douglas
Fry; chaplain. Maud Abbott; trea-
surer, +. Davis Watson; secretary
Ellen B. Watson; gate Keeper, Step
hen &. Armour; Ceres. Georgiann
Jester; Pomona. Mabel +. Armour
Flora. Lida Jester; lady assistant
steward. Marjorie Fry; pianist, Ed
na {. Barker.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Urah W. Long
Will Become e
Cedar Here
Head Of State MasOns
Will Be HOnOred BY
Supreme Tall Cedar
Fred A. WOerner.

Again Evergreen Forest No. 40,
Tall CedarS of Lebanon of Kent and
Sussex Counties is beStOWinS
EOnOrS on worthy members OF the
fraternity. when at Il special Ctre-
mOnial in the community Building,
Milford on January II, 1916, Il ma
tive DelaWarean will be hOnOred as
Supreme Tall Cedar Fred A.
WOerner of the Supreme Forest oi
the United States makes the Most
Wor3hipful Urah w. l.OnS. Grand
Master OF the Grand Lodge OF Della
ware a. r. x a. NJ Tall Cedar at
sight
This is an honor very rarely siy-
tn, then only to specially selected
MasOns who are Well recommend
ed The ceremonies attached there
to are culurful and bring together
4 representative gathering of Ma
sons from! all parts of tie country.
The affair will begin with a dim
I.er given hy tie officers of Ever
sreen Forest at "Derrickson'&" at
six thirty O'clock. in honor Of the
Grand Master and tie Supreme
Tall Cedar.
Al eight O'Clock the ceremonies
will begin at the Community y
building when class of new mem
bers will be admitted by the time
EOnOred custom that is designated
as cold Foot night The regular
initiation is dispenred with to al
low mere time for the reception t
the dignitiaiies
Past Grand Master T. Scot
Purse. Past Grand Master Jane.
p. Pierce Past Grand Master J
Wallace WoOdford, with Distric
Representative Warren r. Moore o
tie Supreme Forest. escorted b,
tire Forest Rangers and Evcr@reeI
Fand will present the Most Wur
shipful Grand Master 10 the Su
preme Officers and Evergreen For
est membership. The induction cere
monies will follow immediately.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Contest For Office
Of Mayor Looms
At City Election
SPE( IAL LEGION
MEETING WILL BE
HELD ON JAN. L.

\ special meeting of Post
30 , American Legion, De
paruucnt of Della ware, this
city. has been called by the
new commander, William V.
Sipplc Jr. for Tuesday eve
ming, January Is, at 80
O'clock The meeting will be
held in the New Milford Ar
moIy ON North Walnut street.
Commander Sipplc, in issu-
iu& the call for the session.
said il would be brief, but
very important and impOr-
tuned every member to at
tend.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Sussex Dairy Herd
Group Submits Report
" Thur Jumps Herd At Houston
Among First Five

The Sussex County Dairy Herd
Improvement Association super
visor. r. j. league, in his report
states that the average COW III the
association for December produC-
ed 225,234 pounds of milk and 8,
9l9.7 pounds of butterfat. There
We're several cows producing over
1000 pounds of milk and other COWS
producing over 40 pounds of but
terfat during the month.
The five high herds i'll the as
sociation for butterfat production
We're:
Is. Ralph Hill, Bridgeville.
mixed breed. $50 pounds of fat.
dudley Walker, Milton. Guern-
say, 32.0 pounds of fat.
3-Tull Brothers, SeafOrd. HOl-
stein, 30.6 pounds of fat.
Lloyd Davidson, Georgetown.
mixed breed. 297 pounds of fat.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
Bacon Calls
For Special
Session Of
Senate Jan. Il
Upper House Will Act
On Appointment OF
Judge ROdney's Sue
cessOr At That Time,
Other Appointments.

Governor Walter W. Bacon is
sued proclamation this week call
ing for special session of the
Senate on Thursday. January II.
To confirm his appointment of Il
successor to Judge Richard 5. Rod
ney of New Castle whose term eX-
pires on January IA.
The proclamation, signed by Gov
ernor Bacon and by William j.
Storey. Secretary OF State. pointed
out that the Constitution of Della
ware provides that if Il vacancy
shall occur among the state judges
by expiration Of term or otherwise
when the Senate shall not be in
session. the Governor shall within
30 days after the happening of any
such vacancy convene the Senate
for the purpose of confirming his
appointment to Till said vacancy"
The Governor, in issuing the
proclamation set IL a. m. as the
time for the start of the Specia
session. the second since the last
regular session of the General AS
sembly.
On August II. last year, the Sen
ate, after four adjOurnments, con
tirmed the Governors appointments
of Chief Justice Charles s. Rich
ards and Resident Judge James B
Carey of Sussex county.
Judge Rodney. associate Judge al
large III the states judiciary sys
tenn, is completing his second II
year term. He was first appointed
in 1922 by former Governor vii.
liam ID. Denney. In 1894 he was re
appointed by former Governor {
Doug lass Buck. now L. S. Senator
lEuEn Ii Dnna . lLL.na..A
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
C.. II. McCabe
Slays Wife.
Kills Self
Selbyville Police Chief
Commits Suicide After
Shooting Wife; Jeal-
Ousy Motive.

Police Chief Charles II. McCabe,
So years old, shot and killed his
wife. Mrs Ella McCabe, 46 years
old. and then committed suicide by
turning his 3S calibre service pis-
tol on himself. following an argu-
ment at their home in Selbyvllle
about O'Clock Monday afternoon.
January :. State troopers said the
motive for the shooting was jeal-
Ousy.
Mrs. McCabe's br0ther-in-law
George Walker. who lives nearby.
was in the backyard of the Nc
Cabe home at the time of the shoot
ing. He had gone there with the
police chief to help wash the lat-
ters car. he said.
Walker told police that the argu-
ment between McCabe and his wife
started in the kitchen soon after
McCabe went into the house. From
where he was waiting in the yard
Walker claims he heard McCabt
say:
I'm going to put an end to this
We stood it as long as can. .
Mrs McCabe is alleged to have
replied I'm ready too"
Shot Follows Quarrel
McCabe and his wife apparently
went upstairs where the quarre
ensued and Walker said he thel
heard a shot and the sound of
body falling. followed by Il secon,
shot and another thud.
Walker rushed to his own hom
across the way and telephoned sev
eral doctors. he said. and when h
was unable to contact any he calle,
Mayor Raymond Ringler OF Selby
willie who summoned State Police
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11

Milford Municipal Electric Plant
and run the lines direct from This
station to the switchboard in Tho
plant.
Under the contract with this CITY
the power company agreed to com
Plt,e the construction by April /
When the connections are com
Ple't" me current will be purchas-
tu ny Milford at wholesale. and
'heh felalled to the consumers of
the municipal lines.
The Milford plant then will be
recondltioned and will be held in
readiness as Il standby.
Lot of Work Required
1t Is understood that quite lot
OF work is necessary al the Milford
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
DELAWARE POWER GLTGHT
CURRENT WILL SOON BE
SUPPLIED TO THIS CITY

According to officials of the Della
ware Power and Light Company OF
wilmington. the actual work on
the power lines to Milford. which
VIII supply Milford with electric
current, will begin in short time.
Agents of the company have been
securing the right t-of-way to this
clty' and this part of the program is
nearly completed, il is said. They
nave secured the franchise for the
erection of the lines as far as Route
l@' which is practically the western
limits of the city of Milford.
Follows Railroad Line
The route to Milford has follow
ed the railroad lines. and it is con-
templated in building the power
transformer station adjacent To the
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-11
State Guard Forms
Two Rifle Leagues
Schedule For lnter-Company Meets
Set Up; Lapetina Ser, ice Officer

The schedule for the inter-com-
pany rifle matches in two leagues
OF the Delaware State Guard was
announced this week.
The schedule was prepared by
Second Lieutenants William ID
Moore. Company ID, AIiddletown.
and John j. Hall, Company r. Will
mlngton. under direction of Colo
mel }. Paul Iieinel, commanding ofH-
Ger.
Red League
January "a Company A at f; G.
at ID. & at B. and T. at Headouar-
terS
February { at a; ID at +:
HEADQUARTERS at B, and q at +
February PA at b: F. at E.; F.
at Il, and ID at Headquarters.
March 1-E at A; Is at ID; c at
Il; r at Headquarters.
March 2l- Headquarters at A;
{ at b; ID at G; F at +.
April A at G: Headquarters
at G; ID at f.: b at +.
Blue League
January I'D at A; { at f; f.
al B, and Headquarters at &.
January 3l-F at A; ID at G.; Il
at u; headquarters at +.
February IA at G.; + at ID: II
at Headquarters and + at G..
February 2S-B at A; f. at G; G
at r, and Headquarters at ID.
March "A at +; ID at b; G. at
{; Headquarters at F..
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