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Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04

this section is being harvested
y. .. Ryan IS repairing his double
house on Market street.
Howard Bramshall has accented a posi-
tion in Wilmington.
Recorder Of Deeds J. T. Calhoun and
family were RehObOth visitors this week
in town on Tuesday.
Register Of Wills Oliver D. Robinson.
mas issued the following letters during
the past week: On the estate of Roland
2. Sharp, Of Cedar Greek Hundred 10
ROLAND P. Sharp, Jr.. William G. Sharp
ana Harman w. Sharp. On the estate OF
Mary y. Maui. Of Georgetown hundred.
TO George p. Swain. On the estate Of
John A; Johnson, Of Baltimore hundred.
to Roy +. Nelson.
Eleven prisoners are confined in the
Georgetown jail at the present time
The balance Of the ne wfurniture re-
Gently ordered for the Sussex County
Court House has arrived and is being
Mr.. and Mrs. Major w. Hudson have
been spending a week a RehObOth Beach.
6. ROLAND Messick and family are
spending week at Oak Orchard.
Mrs Walter Pepper has been visiting
Lewes friends.
Charles weldin, Of Wilmington. has
been the guest Of Georgetown friends.
Mrs. Hannah Hart is visiting her niece.
Mrs, W. c. McDaniels. at Rehoboth.
Mrs. John Locates and son, Of Whining
ton are visiting her father, John S. Little-
ton.
John W. Johnson has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Granville Cannon, at Dags-
boro.
Mrs. Lucy Wilson. Deputy Recorder Of
Deeds, has returned from her vacation
at Rehoboth.
Word has been received here that Miss
Ethel NJ Solloway, Of kennedyville, Md
who for the past four years has been at
the head Of the comercial department OF
the local public schools, will not return
for the fall term, having accepted posi-
tion at Snow Hill, Md
Crabs that are being shipped from
Dagsboro are bringing the highest prices
in Philadelphia and New York that they
have for years The industry Is on the
Increase, although the first Of the season
they were so scarce that dealers in the
towns were unable TO obtain
enough to supply their trade
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04
GEORGETOWN.

Oscar Fleetwood. who resides near
Georgetown, had his thigh broken while
loading piling last week
w T. Johnson, formerly Of Knoxville,
Tennessee, has moved his family to
Georgetown and is now residing on
Cedar street.
Howard Steward has purchased the
property Of the late William Burton on
be made after which Steward will accupy
the residence.
The excursion last Thursday was wen
attended by persons from Georgetown.
While visiting relatives in Maryland
last week, Rev W. W. Johnson suffered
stroke OF paralysis. AS soon as his
condition viii allow it, he will be brought
Thomas B. Pepper has purchased a new
Ford car.
Elijah w. White, who is connected with
the Georgetown Auto Company. has gone
to Baltimore to take a course in building
and repairing storage batteries
John 9. Townsend has purchased
piece Of land on North Race street, and
is erecting several shacks thereon for the
use OF foreign labor employed at the can
nertes laring the tomato season.
The Eastern Shore Gas and Electric
Company have been awarded the con-
tract to light tie streets Of Georgetown
Tor the term OF five years by electricity.
The lights were formerly gas.
Reports from the farming districts in
this section are to the eject that the
v aeat Yield is better and he quality bet
ter than for Years past
The property Of the late John Thomp-
son was sold last Saturday to Z. G.. Ryan
for $705.O0.
Richard Porter, well known as doc"
died on Wednesday morning Of last week.
and interment was made at Union Gene
terry on Thursday. He was a general
'avorite among the children Of the town,
whom he amused by his slight Of hand
.ricks.
Canteloupes are being shipped in large
Quantities from this station at the present
line The melons are in good condition,
Ind the prices being received by the
growers Is satisfactory The farmers in
his section are gradually enlarging their
lcreage of melons each year. and this
ear possibly the largest ever planted in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
SUNNEN WILL HAVE THE
FASTEST MOTOR EVE

Gus Sunnen, Of the Hoxsey & Sun
men Motor Co, Of this city, is rebuild
ing the engine in his fast racing car
and says when he completes it he will
have one Of the speediest machines in
this section Of the state. The car has
appeared in a number of motor events
in this city and held its own in splen-
did style against professionals here
last year.
He is not only making the engine
more powerful but Tightening it. The
pistons and connecting rods are being
made lighter, Che valves being bored
out, he is installing faster cams and a
larger intake with a special racing
c~arbureter. lie says the car win be
capable Of far greater speed than last
season.
Nj. Sunnen is not only one Of the
most careful racing drivers in the
game but one Of the most CONSTANT
There is nothing sensational about his
driving but he usually gets in at the
finish in splendid shape. His al is
expected to prove a winner next sum.
mer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
sTEs oRPFT non cUTLTY,

Csiago. March a-Pru<. william
Ksysr. q elsiTsysnE who bohbed u
In wazkegan recently. nnnounred
Tos.a1y after a peep into the pas'
tA.f Va ospet vas not guilty Of hs
dsath Of EArinn Lambert Tier
sun~shing nappensd 70 he professor.
Mrs. May shos.s gut a warrant for
hin. charging swindling- She paid
Is ceniz each fer forty-one lucky
.be4ns Wiki would bring shout her
Marriage
ML Shoots alrc4dy had q big has
bsnd and repressnted States AttoE-
neg DAdy. VIE did not like the pro
.fsssor's psedktions IN the Lambert
ease. The professor now occupies q
eel next 10 orpet and ia cheering the
yOsth with prOpheies that he will
sever be found guilty
Mrs Edvznd Spring. President Of
the Wsuksgan Wozazs Club. has
made an exhaustive investigation and
study Of The Lambert Gaze and BE-
lieves that cO-edueztion fs- big bsys
and girls is wrong. She says: Young
boys and girls shOuld not be brought
together IN schools. At home. Of
course, there should be the mingling
boys and girls. but parental dis
should be such that the min
Cling could be done safely"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
SOMETHING ABOUT MEASLES.

We have a bulletin from the Med
zeal Department Of the University of
Missouri, warning people to protect
their children against measles. The
department says the measles germ is
contained in the blood and also in the
secretions Of the nose and mouth and
the disease is more contagious before
the eruption comes out. All persons
are liable to the disease but it is so
widespread that most people contract
it during childhood, consequently it is
considered a childhood disease. The
disease is often fatal and is not to be
considered a trivial disease. 1t is par
ticularly fatal to so-called scrofulous
children, and it is not uncommon for
tuberculosis to develop in children who
have recovered from measles. In the
Sandwich Islands 10000 persons died
out Of a population of 10000 in an
epidemic Of measles. Of the deaths in
this country from measles 90gs occur
in children under five years of age
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
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are E4 WIKI opz szso1zE Rsins had
beer PeEl i an re1oz, crops
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mo1ey. The streets were crowded
with psgple At $50 IN the morning,
bit or seeond sect5oa was delayed
bys wreck ard we didn't get ogr par
abe On Until about noon By that
time many Of the men had gone into
the thirst psrlors and spent their
cash y the bar. They didn't have
any desire left for the circus, and
their wives and children wandered up
and down the streets without money,
and they didn't Sc the circus tither.
So we played to m~iserably small
crowds.
Il have seen this whole game ur
and down and backward and across
he continued, land | want to tell you
that all this talk about a town need.
ing saloons or gambling houses to
stimulate business is the purest
bunk"
Here is an amusement mans view
on booze," comments Mr.. White
-once again the verdict is thumbs
down for John Barleyeorn. Poor Old
Johni He can't mix with religion OF
politics or business. If be can't mi1
with the amusements where does he
get in? And the answer is that ma
tional prohibition is just around the
corner"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
NAY LOSE PAcTon-

A persistent report il,
eulstsd that The An-stseI O.
Eany Is IN bad shape hnapei,r,'
sbout 70 esass its e~ris.s,..
80 far as Macon is cOaeen.5
Macon. No. Tinss-Demoeat =
been stated that the osBesr a
taken awsy At once and ~, !. +
hesrs and other men oonpsr..s =
4 viii 90 to St. Louis MoDs,. "
also reported here that g. "a
already been sstablished in 5,
and that the plant and al h N'a
yin Be moved to that city.
According 10 those elos.l,
ed with the matter here. a.
ports have little or no fog,5' r.
fact Il Is stated that tie
uon Is by no means BANKRUPT :.
IS conceded thst there must
sort Of reOrganizatOn, viii
tional funds II a real susss,, ~
made of it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

nO. NE. hEhkS MI LAhUl
New York. March s-Hugh Ora.
ham Smith. 80 years old, Of Toronto
died recently Of pneumonia, after an IL
ness Of four days. Mr.. Smith weigh
ed as pounds He had been in about
five days.
On account Of his great size, Mr..
Smith carried q business card, on the
hack Of which he had q series Of an
swers to supposed questions. @Quer-
les Answered Just to Save Time" was
the beading, and it read:
/ am informed that / commenced
getting bigger right after birth.
Yes, / am stout
! weight about AIS pounds.
have weighed more.
Yes, / have tried to reduce my
weight and gained fifteen pounds.
Yes, warm weather affects me.
! eat the best food ! can buy and
plenty Of it
I sleep well and my health is gen
orally good.
You win do me kindness If you
never mention rheumatism.
am 6 feet 8 inches tall. Ny hat IS
7h, my shoes 10. my collar Fl.
Yes, my clothes are made TO order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
AUDRAN MURDERER CAPTURED
BY A. H. 7. A. ORGANIZATION

h-sak shs las m meeting e ths
,Auarzin hrzncA aye noE he'd a;
RszEse Len and Dsw RaErrx Is pres
iazl
Enes ehAarr1 Is tines Always d.
1ns q urw hrxnaA Il shisvss zze On.
Ths AarAacR q Gvaim6on fsheea the
harss EAisf euf e husiBssx TeaspAsass
n.ae d diEzls fsr him S. The meter
cEr aief oDe izss beng. Thers are
- zHuy cars and Il Is - easy % steal
aen TINT Il i natural that motor
tkiexery shssld attain great Pr0poE-
ton&
The Association adapted ITSELF to the
ne~ Orasr. and us psinripal work nOw
Is against the ns~w-stylsd erininalz-
Tie ed Fans Is retained The orgzn-
IiEztion extends 10 twenty-five states
hEa a t0tAl membership AZ eighty
thousand twenty-five Thousand Of
whom are IN Kansas &nd sixteen thou
sznS Of whsm are in Missouri
In each local orgzniEafon there IS
a pursuing committee" The com
mitses members get ont and chase the
thieves Each member has the as
Szzznce that the theft Of any Of his
property VIII receive immediate at
terti0n- FOrgers are pursued the
same as motor there's One car from
Jasper County. Missouri was traced
nto Old Mexico and recovered II
eost the association $500, but the car
was returned Every n belonging
70 . member carries a badge Of the
association as q warning to thieves.
The members work with the police
and county. A q is stolen and the
Aisf IS reported going southwest
he Members in the original county
telsph0ne south and west Each eoun-
" that receives the message tele-
phones south and west Soon the Of
6cers are on the lookout in every
county with two lines, one extending
straight west and one extending
south The thief finds himself in a
mesh Of watchful eyes. The system
works
Another move is 10 work for state
requiring registration in
all states for county cars A CON-
mittee. Of which Charles W. Fear Of
is chairman. will meet in May
at Miami, Ok, 70 discuss e Of
furthering such legislation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
VALUE OF A r SOC

Boston, March 3.-what is a baby
worth?
Prof. Irving T. Fisher, urging the
adoption Of a bill for compulsory So
cial insurance for workmen, told the
Cimimttee on Social Welfare at the
State House Wednesday that he esti-
mated the value Of a baby to be 500.
"And / estimate the value of an
adult to be $4,000" said the Professor.
The value Of an aged person, by COM
putations under the proposed system,
becomes a negative quantity.
THE proposed bill will bring pre-
tentative medicine into every home.
Last year there were $4,000 unneces
sary deaths in the United States. The
bill also will distribute the enormous
burden sickness 80 it will not entirely
oyerwhelm q worker when it comes"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
HoNK- HoNKED RABBIT To SACK

petersburg. Ind, March 3.-Frank
HILL a barber, obtained an automo-
bile horn, attached it to his garden
nose and went hunting during a
heaVy snow, and soon got all the rab.
Di's he could carry. This is the way
he did It:
The rabbits had taken shelter fron
the snow and Hill would work tho
garden hose down to the bottom, find
their burrows, after which he womb
begin honking the automobile horn
II there was a rabbit in the hole !,
i"St no time IN coming out. Hill was
waiting for it with sack at the mouth
Of the hole.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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saA ubs Is Spending = Es sentence N
Eraso1 far the kIEzng q 4 GerzA.
farmer named Eagasr IL the east end
.G the c9zziy q feu years Gea His
aNpsu-s near Fart MA6saa- la vas
tu1reS 6irusy =.ild
.by s P. CunniagAxn q this city. 81
that tine serving his secana tern as
.pre55=zi e the A Il 7. A fos Ms
sszri ard I0Ez In passing Il might
be wei to uas-ti0 be Vas the ely
nAn who ever served two terms IN
saeh . capacity and thai BE refused 4
third tern
Mr.. Czzninghxz says the purpose
af the organization while primarily 20
step the stealing Ct hnrseS s-0sdened
into = 10 eaten c-ri-zls and see
they received ias6os drDzgh the
proper channels Ehez Wagner WAS
murdered he was . dsPzty sAsr9 ser
wig under J. B Ko6lery, khE1E-
Notices were sent hr0sdczs4 to shs--
is al ovsr the country but after tEo
weeks. when NJ neEs If the escaped
-Tininzls WhereAb2zts had been re-
M Cunningham says he re
seiTed the permiszioa Of NJ. wooley
10 seek Anderson thro1gh the organ
BE chose 8 strip Of territory fifty
niles wide through Missouri and Iowa
starting at the Mississippi river.
a weeks time the sheriff at
Fort Madison had been notified that
Anderson was near there and had
made the arrest The person giving
he information which lead to his cap
lure was an A. H. 7. A
The organization has not only
up crime and ~lswlessness in
his county at various places but the
fleet Of its being here has held in
heck those who had a tendency to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
Republicans Lack Opponent to ClarL

Montgomery City, No, March 4
Wanted, a Republican candidate for
Congress in the Ninth District to OP-
pose Speaker Champ Clark. ". L.
Cole of Franklin County, who was In
dorsed for this sob" a few days ago
by the Ninth District Republican Con
vention at Warrenton, has declined to
make the race. ]. c. Brown Of Vent
vile. who ran against Speaker ClsrE
two years ago, has respectfully de-
clined, and has been elected one Of
the delegates from this district to t'
convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
MORE BIRD HOUSES.

Last season Mexico had quite a
number of bird houses built for the
feathered friends of kind hearted res
idents Of the city. The few days Of
spring-like weaner winch brought
forth the robin from his southern win
ter home has started the bird house
movement again in Mexico.
II. B. Brett, a. P. Green, j. z. Mar
tin and others are placing pretty new
homes for the birds in convenient site,
on their resident property. This is
a splendid practice and one that should
be encouraged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

Horrors. Killed the Cron.,
To the Editor of The RepuBj. '''
have just read from a Co..,
dent Of a Stuttgart, Ark, nan.
the writer had been On guard
watched on both Februarv >
February u for the annual ar,.
ground hog. He announces Il
big head lines that he killed a. :.
mint on or about the tine !,
took to re-enter its hole. c.
possible that be shot and M =
real ground hog? Snow il an.
thick and fast as l write and
willing to eOneede a mistake a, !
part Of the Arkansas c-OrresD,,.-
J. W. Daniel, Ms1ioa "
st Louis RepusE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
" DIES At AGE or !.

WOMAN DIES At AGE or ia
Philadelphia, March 2.-Ma Al,
Elizabeth Msgill, the Oldest woman b
this section. died this week a. The an
Of ios years. She lost her eyeagsl
several years ago, but with this 81.
eepticn she had been in good AealA
until recently. She ATTENDED churh
regularly until she was well past he
century mark.
Mother" Magill, as sa vu a.
miliarly known, lived in this yehIy
all her life. She is survived by two
daughters, four grandchildren, sA
four great-grandehildren,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
MEXICO o MAKING


BIG MOVING PICTURES
Harry La Mertha, q former Mexico
boy, at one time on the staff Of the
Mexico Ledger rs now chief motion
picture photographer for = big moving
picture concern, Of ST. Louis. Mr.
La Merthat is one Of the best me In
his field in this section Of the United
States and his experience as a news.
paper photographer has enabled hin
to "be there when it happens" and get
a picture Of it.
Mr.. La Mertha receives his picture
assignments just as a newspaper re-
porter is given news assignments. At
any minute he may be sent to some
point within a hundred miles of St
Louis to secure a motion picture Of an
important meeting OF accident.
At times there is q certain element
Of danger in the work but he overlooks
this in his effort to get a good picture
and deliver what the public wants to
see All Of his pictures, because of
their news value, must be hurrv-up
work for the public, waiting anxiously
to witness what his camera recorded,
are always impatient over any delay.
1t Is interesting to note that he holds
the speed record in St Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

Dr.. J. G. Moore is home from a
pleasant visit through the S0uth'
where he combined business via
pleasure and attended lectures at u'
big Tulane Medical College at New
Orleans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
- MuNTTIoNs FACToRIEs

London March Ga total Of 1884
establishments for the manufacture Of
shells and ammunition are now under
control Of the British Minister Of
Munitions.
The first factory was taken oyer by
the Government on July II, 1915.