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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Don't forget the ElktOn Firemen's
Carnival Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of next week. Come out and
help worthy cause.
The public schools Of the county
will reopen on Monday, September T.
The regular meeting of the Elkton
Grange will be held this Saturday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
During the electrical storm Friday
afternoon of last week, lightning
struck the residence OF Jc:n ;'utty, in
Elk Neck, but fortl.:ia;ely did little
damage.
Rev. William Schouler will hold SER
vices in Trinity Church, Elkton tomor-
row, Sunday, at II a. m. and 6:45 D.
m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Webster White, of Calvert, present.
ed Banner Council o. U. A. Nj, with a
60-foot flag pole, which will be erected
in front of the council chamber.
The Fifth An'Mal Harvest Homa,
held by Little Elk Tribe, No. 50, |. O..
R. NJ, last Wednesday in McFadden's
grove, near Singerly, was largely at
tended in spite of threatening weather.
A game of baseball was played in the
afternoon and Little Elk Tribe defeat
ed the Scott Paper Mill ceam, OF Ches.
ter, by the score of 14-S.
There will be preaching at Crouch
Chapel, near Elkton, tomorrow, Sun
day, afternoon, at 3 O'Clock; Sunday
school at 230 o'clock.
Children have not many days left to
get DR.. Woodcock to test their eye
sight before starting to school. advt.
23aug 3ts*
The White residence, in Port De-
post, has been purchased by Mrs.
Rose G. White for $500.
The old Hollingsworya mansion on
Main street Eikton. Familiarity known
a. "Washirgton's Heacouarters," is
being TUNED into a double dwelling by
George Il. Howard, it's presen, owner.
Clarence Cohee, Of near WarwicR,
was rerently brought to Union Hospl-
tai, Elkton, suffering from a broken
shoulder and other injuries, sustained
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29
Perryville

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Craig and
little Miss Kathryn Boyd are spending
some time in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Cleve Barnard and Mr.. Walton
Owens have returned home after
spending week in Betterton.
Miss Margaret Watson is visiting
in Bridgeville.
Mrs. Willis Gorrell and Miss Edith
Gardner have returned home after
spending a few days in Parsonsburg
and Salisbury.
Mrs. V. E. Owens, Mrs. John Steph-
enson and Mrs. Munson Jackson, of
Principle, spent Sunday last in Elk
ton.
Misses Mabel and Naomi Reynolds
are spending the week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahan in
Havre de Grace.
Mr.. B. S. Kenney, of Perrymans,
has occupied the house vacated by
Mr.. Jos. McDaniels.
Miss Blanche Pierce, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Mr.. John Stephen
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Frederick and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Canold, of Balti-
more, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Gorrell.
Miss Mary Strong, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Annie Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke Little and son,
Burke, of Baltimore, spent few days
the past week with Mr.. T. M. Owens
and family.
Mrs. d. C. Hoffecker, of Whining
ton, visited her daughter, Mrs. James
Norris, on Wednesday last.
Mr.. L. G. Taylor and Mrs. Lydia
Taylor have returned home after
visiting Mr., Calvin Taylor in SYRIA
cuse, n. Y.
Mr.. Edwin Michener and Mr.. James
Burlington, of Kennett Square, spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Devon.
Mrs. Nelia Craig and grandson,
Walter Craig, of Philadelphia, have
been spending few Gays with Mr..
and Mrs. William Baker.
The Town Commissioners have COM
pleted a sewer on Susquehanna ave.
from Otsego st. to North End Of the
town limits at the Owens cannery and
will be a great benefit to residents of
that section
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29
Teachers Institute Next Week

The annual Teachers Institute for
Cecil county will be held at the High
School building in Elkton, August 81
to September A, under the supervision
of DR.. M. Bates Stephens, State Sup
erntendent.
Their will be one session each day,
from 9 a. m. to l p. m., and County
Superintendent Joseph M. McVey has
arranged for the division of the work
into three sections: Elementary work,
English and Mathematics. The instruc-
tors will include DR.. Stephens, Will
liam c. Thayer, Professor of Mathe-
matics at Eehigh University; Clarence
A. Short, Professor of English at Del
aware College; Mary Hudson Scarbor-
ough, of the State Normal School;
Hilda Brust, Primary Supervisor,
Frederick; and James McIlroy, Super
visor of Music, McK-csport, Pa.
During the Institute addresses will
be delivered by DR.. S. c. Mitchell,
President of Delaware College; DR..
Charles A. Wagner, State Commits
sioner of Education, Delaware; DR..
Stephens and Miss Brust.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29

the Democratic State Convention,
which will be held at the Academy of
Music, Baltimore.
Mrs. j. S. Hopper, of Chesapeake
City, president of the Home Mission
ary Society of New Castle Presbyter-
ial, will address the West Nottingham
Chapter of Westminster Guild, at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Clifford, near
Rising Sun, this Saturday afternoon.
The will of the late Rev. j. Earl
Maloy, of Colora, who died in Will
mington, last week, has been filed in
the Orphans Court at Elkton. The
estate is valued at about $4,000 and
is left to his daughter, Mrs. Emma
Corkran, of Wilmington.
The Carnival to be held by Sin
gerly Fire Company, of Elkton, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday of next
week, will be held at the Edison Sum-
mer Garden and Mechanics Hall.
Plans have been completed for making
it most enjoyable occasion and no
one should fail to attend.
Little Amos Williams, of Port De-
posit, who had his eye injured some
time ago, while climbing cherry tree
had to have the member removed last
week.
Mrs. Margaret A. Reynolds has sold
her farm of G8 acres near Rock
Springs, to J. II. Cannaday, of Roa-
noke, Va.
The double frame dwelling on Main
stree, Elkton, erected by Allen Tay-
lor, is about ready for occupancy.
William Stephens has broken
ground for his new dwelling on his lot
on Main street, Elkton.
Fred Griest, of Rising Sun, en-
ployed as an electric crane operator,
at Coatesville, Pa, met with serious
accident Friday of last week, when he
| fell from the top of the crane to the
floor below, distance of 30 feet,
"eaking both arms and receiving
other injuries. 1t was at first
| thought his injuries would prove fatal
but he is now slowly recovering at
Coatesville Hospital
The members of the Sunday school
of Trinity Church, Elkton, held their
annual picnic at Locust Point on
Thursday.
Cherry Hill N. E. Sunday school
will hold its annual picnic in McFad-
denis Grove, near Singerly, next
Thursday.
The fine, new dwelling of Victor r
Bennett, on corner of Mafit and Main
SITS, Elkton, is nearing completion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29
Instructions To Tax Supervisors

The State Commission Monday for
warded to the recently appointed sup
ervisors in the several counties impli-
cit instructions to guide them in their
work of assessing property. The most
important of these instructions fol-
low:
The land and the improvements
should be listed separately, if the
necessary information is shown on
the assessment books. In some coun-
ties land and improvements are as
sessed together in a lump sum; in
some counties there is single assess
ment against the property and moth
ing to indicate whether the same is
improved or not. In such cases the
supervisor should copy the entry on
the back of the card, exactly as 1t ap-
pears on the assessment books, and
enter the aggregate assessment on
the face on the card furnished for the
purpose under the heading: County
Assessment of Land" If one party
owns two or more properties, use sep
arate card for each parcel. In case
space on the card is not large enough
or explanations or additional informa-
tion are to be sent out, use back of
card or two cards.
All tracts of land containing ten
acres or more, no matter for what
purpose the same be used and wher-
ever located, are to be returned as
farms" This would include barren
or waste land, mountain ranges, coal
lands, etc. If such tract is located
within the limits of city, twon Or
village, or other settlement, it should
nevertheless be listed on a farm"
card, t, which, however, should be at
tached blank "lot" card for the pur.
pose of Identification.
On these cards are to be listed ali
sales, transfers and mortgages of real
property in J our county, recorIe: o.,
or after September 1, 1914. Under
location" should also be given a brief
description of the lane, showing di-
mensions in feet or acres, as appears
by the record, making a rough dia-
gram on back of card, if necessary. If
the lot is irregular in shape, the de-
scription should show frontage and
greatest depth, adding the word cir
regular" improvements, If any,
should be briefly described on second
last ruled line of card. All sales and
transfers are to be listed, whether the
consideration stated in the deed is no.
minal or not. Every effort should be
made by the supervisor to ascertain
the true consideration. If necessary,
the source of the information can be
set forth on the back Of the card.
Mortgages created at the time of pur-
chase, or subsequently should be listed
on back of card under printed head
ings. Many mortgages contain the
amount of insurance to be carried on
the improvements. This information
should also be noted on the card In
the case of mortgages created after
the sales card has been returned 70
the commission or where there has
been no sale since September l, 1914,
the information as to such mortgag IS
should nevertheless be listed on a
card, filled out so as to show the name
of owner, location and description of
property, etc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29
PENN-MAR LEAGUE
Auto Accident At Bacon Hill

A large Oldsmobile, driven by Rob-
ert Burnett, colored, ran over the en-
bankment at the railroad crossing, at
Bacon Hill, Wednesday morning, hav-
ing struck the guard rail while rum
ming at a high rate of speed. The car
was totally demolished and the occu-
pants of the machine, Burnett, VIII
liam Conner and Allen Jones, all col
ored, were hurled out, burnett sustain
ing a broken arm and Conner a bro
ken ankle. The engineer of the II
o'clock northbound train saw the ac-
cident, stopped his train and brought
the injured men to Union Hospital for
treatment. The men were on their
way from Philadelphia to Charlottes-
vile, Va.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29
BASE BALL

Well, it looks as if that game last
Saturday between Elkton and Rising
Sun, on the formers grounds, ought
contestant with Newark for the post
series cup battle. And Newark will
have to "play some" to keep Elkton
from collaring the cup, if she keeps
up her present snappy work. Rising
Sun has some deserved reputation as
bunch of hitters, on occasion, and the
way they put across two runs in the
opening inning of Saturdays game,
threw good, big scare into the Elk
ton rooters, who figured that the Sun
boys were going to maybe pull off an
other one of their batting matinees.
But there was nothing to it. They
"shot their bolt" in the one inning,
after which Clay made them eat out of
his hand, with the sort of classy pitch
ing that will make the much footed
Hogan (of Newark) go some to nose
out. It's dollars to doughnuts, that if
Clay is working right and the Elkton
boys keep the ginger in their shoes,
the Newark aggregation can be look
ing at the cup right now through the
big end of the telescope.
But the Elkton- Rising Sun game!
/ Well, there is not much to tell, except
what the score shows, and here it is:
Elkton ........0 2 1O 0 0 40 x-7
Rising Sun ....2 o 0 0 0 o 0 %
Newark, 2-West End, l.
Meanwhile, over in Newark the pen
nant winners were having trouble in
downing the Elkton West Enders, with
Smickel in the box, and only won out
/ by squeeze play in the eighth in
ming. Smickel allowed Newark hits,
while West End got 6 hits off Hogan.
! West End will try conclusions with
Elk Mills on the latter's grounds to-
day Saturday and ought to stand a
good chance of winning out. At the
same time Elkton will be wrestling
with Newark on Newark's grounds,
and are expecting to come out on top.
Oxford, which last Saturday defeated
, Elk Mills C to p will today tackle
Rising Sun on the latter's grounds.
| PENN-MAR LEAGUE
Appleton defeated Newark Satur-
day by score of to 2, at Appleton,
and has won the pennant.
Appleton .....2 10 3 2 900 Ks
Newark ......0 90 OF 0 o.
| At North East the local team snow
ed Providence under by score of %
to l, by terrific hitting.
North East 20 2 0 4 2 2 x-22
Providence ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. l
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29

Cecil county. He held several charges
in the Wilmington Conference, while
in the ministry, but for number of
years past he had been living retired
life. He is survived by seven children
five sons and two daughters all
residents of Wilmington.
The funeral was held Monday af-
ternoon and interment was made in
Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29
Alfred T. Scott.

Rev. Alfred T. Scott, veteran min
lister of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died Friday afternoon of last
week at the home Of his son-in-law.
William b. Foster, in Wilmington,
from general debility, aged So years.
The deceased was a son of the late
Bishop Scott, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, and was we'll known in
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
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crporten, sic iiir s(merifa's Gro
Iperitdt uidbt gar i6meidelbaft ans
,iehen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
glnanlt s@,uart.

SEER Nn0ult S1marB. ser bclieGta
GcrlDultcr OcS Nrion Glllbballies,
rcidtc Dem Ncreinc feline 9%teliallatiotl
Gin, in Scr er erir6te, i'm nit Dem
8. Sui IcineS 9lnttes 5u entbinoen.
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mo ais iein 9ta1folger lit Serr @orl
0itber BON SDattspiac, $40. beltimmt.
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picoer5uieben.
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einfii6rt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
9emOfpaten ) @irtidaft.

Die fortmabreuOen 9tefornen Ocl
Nemofroten inn Capitol mo5ll alld
9feouftionen Scr StaatsauSgaben &c
b0rcll lnn0 oie gntlalilmgell uleiel
Wcomten ncrurluhen, Tilr or
Treunoe Der Yolitifer gibtS ltets
5tellen in Niilc mo 6iIae babel
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III ser @eniipn Office iiber 100 Gnt
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men. gilligc Ser Odfelbit Nngeltell.
tel rcIianierten ireimiliQ, SIR oaS
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in oielelben c~in5uieBen2 $50 bleib'
ga Die @ere6tigfeit unO 6rcibeit2
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
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5t. Maricnfirde Elm Sobnlein ocs
Serrn Gbas. Differ unO Oeiicn Sc
mabliu, %gcboreuc @eBler, actallit,
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Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
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bic @eige NIT elmer langen Stange aug
loiefem berausge5ogen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
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feline Yopuloritdt pddit ltctig.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
0smtIAer Neutrality-suspicious.
9t1trtft no. 40.

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Miiblbeim AM Main in 9elenoarml taOi
einoetrOFen 1T. Die WerIammlung
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tung.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04

6rou ares5entla M. aauder
lmo Epdter emilia perreiiten am 3.
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ilber 0as Wtittelmeer, uia Staltcr,
5panien unO gtorO 9lfrifa 5nrild5H-
febren.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
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oicIes miro Qcl0ebcn, oanf eillcs &c
horlliIhten S6rci6ens Ocs Serrll s
atroB6lirqcr, Dem Better opS 6all1i
II Sboe Store
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
Sir Wiiittsr irmb SamaIiuOe,

0as Gomncrlqger fir Miittcf
mo SGuglingr .pliroe leBte ISOLDE or.
Dfirct. Gs itcbt inter Der gnfIidt
Scr Aiiociopr @bariti's~. Ganp
@ooo @ia, Der YIas, lit felt Der
lcbtjdbrigeu Salon pcrbeliert NOR
ocn. IS wnrocn ulgef6hr 100 9in.
Der uno Ocrcu Miitter na6 Dem Gr.
boIungsplabc gebra1t wcrocu. Ste
iperoen 5tpei @o6cn blcibeiI. Nad).
fol0cr fomncn ON Is. ino 20. Slili
mo IL. Iilgnlt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
Suterparlamsntarild llniOH-

9(m Moutaa mnrNen bier Die 9ta'
men ser MitGlieoer 0Gr ameritall'
Sbrn Delegation 5ur Goufercn5 Der
decentralization llnion befarnl
Aegc6en, ipeIde am 19. Niigllt III
5tpfboIm crofhnet miro. Der Son,
QreB N~6qeoronetc HidorO @ortbolct
pm MaiIiouri miro 3ucifclluS Ger
GorIibenoc icin mo Die Scnator ii
Burton ulO Sobn Sbarp @iaiamS
Derocn in Der Ronferen8 ben Sc
llat pertretel;.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
YraiiOcmt @iliun eOnOOliert.

gln Nlontag, sen 80. 5. pits lal1O
tc Nrdliocnt Nilion Die na6ltcbcllOr
Gonoolensbotidait an Den aoiicr bon
SeIterrei1
,glut's tiefite erihiittert Ollrdl bic
ornltIoue Grmoroung Oes grdber-
soos 8ron3 6eroinunO nno lelncr
@elnablin, iibermittle i'd gm. Ma-
ieIt1t, Ser foiicrliben 6anlilie nulo Der
Stcqierlng pom 0eltcrrei6 llngarr
oos aufridtige @eileiO Der 9fcQicrilllg
ullD oes GolfeS Der Gereilll9tell
Staten uno oen AuSorilf nlelileS
nerIonliden tiefen NfitgefiIbls.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04

eamStas, \. sui 1914.
sIms scr @cicai6oit.

glnt porigcn Samstog CAB Serr
@aniel Oun S~eimbaulen bon Der oellt.
i3cn 9otiGuft in @aibington 81
@bren Ocs Oeuti6en 8otihafterS,
@raicn BON 9crnitorif Gin Dinner.
Die @dItc naren meiitcns MitaIicOcr
0cs Oiplomutiiden Corps. Ser 0ellt-
Idle 9otihuiter, @rnf pom 9ernItorif.
ncrreiltc an porigen Wtittmo6 nad)
0eutidlano ab. @rGfin bon gerlI-
itorif rciite ibnl bereits Dor eiuigell
Utonateu poraus.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
@elt @irainia 1T ntrOdemn.

Die 9agespreiie beridtct OaB Meli
@irainia otroden@ gcleat lit. 5000
8irti1aiteu iino in Oieiem State
gcI@loiicn, ebenio 5lu0lf 8rancreicr
nn6 FiiHf Di1tiuerien. Der Gerlnii
oes 2iqueiirgcihdftcs betrdat 5ebn
Miaioum Collar lmo 1000 Manll
inns brotlps. 9bDobl Dem Staatc
OaOur6 gfb6rllcb Ser g%innabmelt er.
iuabicn, bat man acknowledgement
90 lagt oie 9~agespreiie uno 10 bat
c. ocn g(nidein. 9lber getrlnfcn
miro 0odb, nltr nerliert Der Staat Die
ginnabmeu unO Oa5 @irtfhaftsge.
ihdft lit boaelirei erfldrt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
@cin yaOen mc6r.

gir oficIt(idcn @oocpld be Der
gln0c5bauptltaot murOcn Gicnstao
g(6eno QeihlolierL tpeil feline 5pnos
fir Oeren 8ctric6 purbaHDen ltllo nm
menn Der gougreB uiht Elm ginieben
hat nnO ldnca Die paur tanlelIo DOl'
lars bewiaigt. sic fir ben 8etrieb err
foroerIid iino, miro ole @aibingtorer
,SllaenO III 0ieIem Somnler nibt nlebf
BADEN f0nnen.