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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

Jean 'ioUrs. the elusive. ready let
Ter writing chef ~ chicago. who con-
iesses he poisoned the soup prepared for
~-Ar'hb;sl"p Muudciein'S bauuutt. was
not found yes, 'rlay. Every member ot
Ia" Police department was on NJ" alert
for nm hd; w TO- miuui gin, 10 tang bls
clue had is % oh'a ned.
There " uaaifss, urcaslress IN In"
Police i'spgttnJcn over his freedom.
thou-h III" diiIi IltN OF picking ON, Que
man among millions IS realized. TIL"
uncasii"SS was due to the fact that
the polio, know that crorcs les uu-
dOubtcdly i'-ir. and has threatened %
do further iamav'. They believe that
lac may u: any limo attempt =. crime
similar I" the Chicago poison mystery.
The fear II the department was cN-
pressed yes.criay by Deputy Police
Commissioned ';uy SUN. who said W.
have a few lain; leads, but nothing
definite. We believe shat crones is ,
lunati" and liable To- cause trouble ~
any ne
TIL" mon mli,r Acting Capt. Thomas
\. TurHey o. Ia" ho'un s,trtd. ha,.
u-or, woTtiu- ua. a.d n.glt for a week.
TIC! utr. 81 .y"roi 'ne grCai"~ part
@: troLeS's history ir ih.. ,'v and
av" laln.i :" many o. H. a~cquaiutalces.
They have visited IL" old address Of
Jeau c,oue- &C.; "a. -. MARKS place,
wh,r. IL" lived for Il time when IN this
city in the summer al 1914. They nave
tall.ei with his brother. Paul croues.
WHO lives IN Nidil.tuWu. Cont. but TN.
brotner mas not seen Jean for more than
two YEAS and has tried in vain 20 locate
him.
capt. Tunu.y's men, by a good pi-c"
OF work, surc"c ied IN picking w a photo
graph Of CrOues. That photograph Is
l.,,r go, NO. .a- .,. ,Hll -. nta..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
COL APPLETON HONORED.
"">'"n 'unr'smrn Pay Tribute 10
Retiring tom MI 81 9TH.

contingent Of t~hirty-nvc men and
' '"is - III" First Corps OF the Boston
''''''''r Militia headed by Major Hol-
I'fkliIs. attended the dress parade
Vac seventh Regiment held in the
',- mental armory last evening in honor
'"l Daniel Appleton, who Is about
10 ''tlr'. The Boston contingent was
present to pay Its respects to Col. Ap-
.'oi'' "h" was formerly a mcmbe OF
M or.anization.
'ni appleton, who retires on account
W tie az" limit, II "a years old and
~ February %, the dato OF his official
"ur'mcnt, he viii have served hfty
l'"IS IN militia organizations OF the
country. He made his debut with the
'o'd"h Cadets IN 1877 and Ave years
,a'cr enlisted with the Seventh Regiment.
u" has served twenty-five years as Col
ol'i " his regiment.
before dress parade the Boston con-
uhsenf presented the Colonel with a
picture Of himself and four kinsmen az
members OF the Boston Cadets. Major
Ierhlils made the presentation speech.
immediately following this ceremony
iAsut. Gerald Straiton OF Company q OF
mo Seventh Regiment was presented
WIN the service medal for twenty-five
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
FORD co. LOSES TAXI FIGHT.
'"rS Must he Placed In ..LittIe'
Class. with Lowest Tariff.

The Ford Motor Company lost ves-
"'ifN IT. lght to have the Ford cars
.'N 70 use In the city As taxicabs taken
Ut a. I'll" classification az little taxi
IDS. and listed with caIs permitted to
'f' 20 double taXimetcr and charge for
r. .'t tire" and four persons. The
'N'tr regulations require that the
''~'r'1Icui IF the interior Of tax!cabs
'frr?I.g double lax. meters be IS inches
yer a'', with 20 Ir.hes Of knee room.
wy" 'h" Ford cars measur. only ~
inches and have - inches knee Dom.
hd'r IN" law the little taXicabs" or
~" meter airs can charge Toy carry
x ohli ono or I've PERSONS. or % cents
'" nrst mil" and 40 cents for each
''1iug mile, whether one or four
TO. "it ar" carried. tho double taxi.
70 cars may charge 30 cents for The
'' and 60 cent, for each succeed.
nr nile.
N.''"u'" 'oLrt Justice COhalar de-
'''d NAT In" Commissioner Of Licenses
N'U within his rights in making
equations and that there il no
''e' discrimination against Ford
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
Znu ,&1pr

complexion. high cheek bones pier ,nS
looA and when greeted he alwa!s smiles.
MAY have small. dark spot near right
eye. Continually smiles when talking
and when 80 smiling shows deprcssiors
OF. both checks and cain.
"Nhcn last seen he wore a dark suit
and gray ov-rcoat and may wear cap
or soft hat. Has stopped shoulders and
walks fast with u swinging gait. Wears
ding designed with u wolf or lions head
with a small diamond In mouth.
cost, s2o.
Is a srea: reader. very quiet and neat
appearing Usually travels alone and
when sitting his knees shake "a from
NERVOUSNESS. He is a German and
speahs English with German accent His
hair may he dyed white or red"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

p~IAiNrrELp. y. y. Feb. l9-.iuhn
Giles, aged 20, was found badly frozen
on IN" oak Tree road 10y t'ra zee Su,-
dam. n milkmau. early this morning and
lied before a physician could he sum-
moncd. He LEFT South IrainIicld last
night To walk home and was overcome
with the intense cold when within half ,
mile Of his house. He leaves - vii. and
six children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
|. W. W. TAKES HAND
IN ANSONIA STRIKE
Ettor and Miss Flynn Arrive
and Brass Plant Officials
Warn Police.
so MORE CONCESSIONS

ANsoSi,. Conn, Fen. lN.-DcNcl"p-
Ansonia labor situation. The news that
Joseph Ettor and Miss Elizabeth Gurlcy
Flynn Of tie I. W. W. had arrived
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

connection with the rushing Of the mills
on Thursday.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
Budget System For Maryland

In another column Of this paper APP
pear. proclamation by the Governor
giving text Of the Bib and proposed
Constitutional Amendment which will
be submitted 10 the voters Of Maryland
at the election November 7th
This bil provide for budget system.
States that have had the system which
this blI and amendment would author
ize have found it much more eonyen-
lent more economical and IA every way
preferable method The Constitutional
Amendment. authorizing the Act sill
~ submitted 10 the voters on the ballot
in the following form
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the constitutional Amend
ment
With square at the end Of each line
for the voter 5 cross mark II Will be
well for the voters To acquaint them
selves with the form Of ballot SO com
be able 10 give their vote for this
mendable act
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
HOME WEDDING
IN ATKINSON S
Miss Lena PuSey and Mr.,
Robert B. Robertson The
Happy Couple

Ihe nome ~ Mr and Mrs Nathaniel
pusey. 10 Atkinson District. was
the scene Of quiet. but very pretty
home wedding last Tuesday morning
when their popular and attractive
daughter Miss Lena Viola pu-et. BE-
came the bride 81 Sir Robert Bruce
Robertson Of Philadelphia
The marriage was solemnizei at nine
O'Clock. Rev Lester Goode pastor Of
the Christian Church Of Snow llia, per
forming the ceremony 10 the presence
of only the Immediate families of the
bride and groom
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. the color- being pink
and white
The bride was aftred in beautiful
travelling suit. with hat and eIove~ d
match. and carried houuet 81 Bride
roses and fern. The bride 0as ai
tended by her lister Miss LOLA q
pa-es ami thy GROOM attendant wa-
Nr 0e9rs leahr Fl Chester ia
after t1. Wedding ceremony mHp
pa Aea8u breakfast 0a- -ereel
after which tne h a part
automobile for Philadelphia te h.
htde al aroau @ ei4ea South
~. eee Wy eHa8..pa
Nr Robert Huat tlr ht
ff .f
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
Congressman Price, Hon. David ]. Lewis, and
Hon. Reuben Arnold, Of Atlanta, will speak
IN Snow Hill and Pocomoke this Saturday.
Celebrated 86th Birthday

Hans bis reiE 8xtn year
JoHa president ~ tHe Johnson
Co. tene- ara fishing tacae dealers
W. Ea tomnar treet Baltimore
Saturday -peu; 'hg aas 4 h- ie-a ant
looke forward 10 celebrating the 4aa
ser-ary Of h.- birthday gear hence
and several after that
Me--ape- of congratulations and
many bouquets ~crc received Friday bg
Mr. Johnson when he celebrated Tire
eighty NTH anniversary of his birth at
the Bcnneri Hotel where be- has lived
for twelve years Although it was re-
rardei a- an unugky day being Friday
and the thirteenth of thr month Mr.
johnson SAID that l3 certainly had prov
ed lucky for him lie went to BaIti-
more from Snow Hill Shen young
man. and starting a. grocery clerk.
built up business that j. known all
over the south He attributes his yigor
OF body and mind to his temperate
habits Although he smokes and takes
drink occasionally he holds that these
things vii not hurt anyone ii they are
not oyerdone
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
Big Real Estate Sale

In the sale at public auction ou sat
urday next. oct 18th. of large tract
OF the original quinn estate located ON
the beautiful rocomoke River. adjoining
the eastern boundary Of pocomoke City.
another historic estate 80 the Eastern
Shore. held IN one family since the eariy
days ii American history wil' beo'fered
10 the public for building and develop
mcut mrposc- fbe land has been
divided int1 l1 large bu.lains lots the
SMALLEST 81 which - 5sNl25 feet. While
many are 81 larger size They open
on Clarke Avenue. one of the principal
streets OF pocumoke City. on one side,
and on a wide new street which the
owners have constructed through the
estate. and on the beautiful Pocomoke
River which has long been considered
rival of the Hudson for pretty scenery
and picturesque beauty
The sale will occur on the premises AZ
o'clock next Saturday afternoon, and
will be conducted By $ + Woodcock 4
Co.. Of Salisbury y brass band VIII be
in attendance and numerous prizes will
be given away during the sale
The tract To- be offered next saturday
IL a part of thc original grant from the
King 81 England 10 ancestors Of the
present owners during the early settle
meni Of the Province of Maryland II
has long been considered one q the
most desirable locations for home build
ing in this section Of The Eastern shore.
and an opportunity 20 acquire such ideal
property for building or investment
purposes should appeal TO the average
man.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
peafne,. Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the disease portion of the ear.
There is only one way 10 cure deafness.
and that is hy constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused hg an inilamed rnndl
ti1n of the mucous lining " the kusia
chiau Tube When this tube s iuiamvi
y0u have rumb.inE sound or imperfect
hearing and when il IS entirely ciused.
deafness Is the result. and unless the
Inflammation can bee taken out and TINS
tube restored to it, normal condition
hearing will be- destroyed forever niHe
cases out 81 ten are caused hy Gaiarrh
which i- nothing bat an ntamed condi
tiou of the mucous surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars
Tor any ease of deafness lcaused by
catarrhl that cannot he cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars. free
r. j. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. o
Sold hy Druggists. 75 cents
Take Halls Family Pills for constlpa
ton
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
ARA DAVIS ON
THE RAMPAGE
Degenerate Convict CuSSeS Up
Everything in Court and
Is Fiend InCaTnate


Court reconyened Monday morning,
pursuau, % Adjournment FRIDAY OF last
week. with Judges Jones and stanford
on the Bench
The trst case called was NO Grim
lnal Appeals This Was the case OF
State IS Ara Davis on the charge OF
assault Trial by Jury and found guilty.
During the trial DAVIS created a scene
by becoming violent and using abusive
and blasphemous language lie was
finally led from the room hy the sheriff
and locked in Jail
Davis was sentenced 70 eight years
in the House Of Correction, two years
for assault two years for carrying con
cealed weapons sentence 70 begin at
expiration of former term four years
for assault with intent 70 Kill and as
-aut sentence 60 begin ~ expiration
81 term No
Tuesday night Davis became violent
IN his cell ia tine county Jail. and acted
lila 81 ,ranjar ,ur-ing. and using the
....s. I.,..,,..... III. fasten..3
most 'o4s.'
him-eii iN his ert'' 7'Sui'iA WIS N'o' II
that Il could not be opened from the
outside ana hr refused admittance 10
..,........ tlfs ft of ra5n.-. however
Z .a a.5 b. mad. M resistance
..n IA .rh,,~.,,.,. ~ .e-cor, him ~ the
q '"' -
House ol sorfectoh'
No Crimna. appearances state ys
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
Saw StGphanO Sink

A graphic account by an eyewitness
of the destructive work Of the German
war submarine U.53. which appeared in
the harbor OF Newport Saturday after
noon. oct 7th and within - hours sent
number Of unarmed vessels to the
bottom i- given ~ q letter from Lieut.
Lee Cummns Carey which his father.
W Lee Carey received few days ago.
Lieutenant Carey IS one of the officers
Of the United States torpedo destroyer
Beuham, which was anchored in the
harbor of Newport when the submarine
made is appearance, and which ~lt-
MESSED the sinking Of the Stephano and
the Bloomersdyjk, and rescued the crew
Of the Bloomersdyjk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
RECOVER FROM
TAX-COLLECTORS
Counsel For Board Of Commits
SiOneTS Secures Judgment
in Worcester Court

THE County Commissioners through
ther counsel Edward White secured
Judgment AZ thi. term Of Court against
all t1e tax collectors. who nave not yet
settled for the amount Of taxes remain
ing unpaid. together with the accrued
interest on thesamc todate. Al the Same
time Judgment was secured against
the Fidelity q Deposit Company Of
Baltimore. ~ surety on the bonds Of
each Collector
The books Of tie las Collectors were
audited. the results showing sufficient
taxes unpaid TO meet alI obligations so
10 IS not question of douhtas 10 -ecur
ng payment that suit @a, brought IN
the 0r-t place but matter " compi
ance ath tne aN which required this
action the taxes werc not paid
Within certain time
Tne taxpayers of the county need rot,
for minute te@ any aneaslne- that
eery Ioaar delinquent taNe- will
n3t do pal aa ta treasury n iae
rour., o time
Thc aoae Judgment against
each Collector ea uu, from
tae-c ma4a hoalhe .eaue,cd what
yyr an ~ M n-oIven
3ae4 t.A removals
al-u commission oD .h amount ot state
taNe- PAID D. tue State 1Wr'rol.er
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
FOUND NEGRO
IN THE CLOSET
Guilty Of Killing His Wife and
a Negro Man Captured
in CTiStieId, Nd,

LEVIN Fowel. soIored. 30 Inaaeoek,
VA. who shot and ai.led his wife and a
negro man and arcd on the Aceouac
county Sheriff and his posse last Monday
afternoon, was captured at Cri-heId last
Saturday afternoon oy sheriff Iohn E
Pruitt and Officers Evans an3 Jarrett at
a negro boarding house When the
officers went TO the house they were
informed by the proprietress, Maggie
Weeks, that Fowel was not about They
insisted on making a search, and had
about given up hope Of finding Foweil
when sheriff Pruitt detected smoke ia
suing from a closet He investigated
and found the negro inside smoking a
cigarette He had hidden upon the ap-
proach Of the officers.
The officers We're asked eariy n the
week to be on the lookou, for the negro.
and were told of hi- presence in town
by Harold Sample q brother q the
iead woman. who Is employed Ia one of
the oyster houses Deputy sheriff
keilam arrived at Cr-heid and toos
towea To- Onaucock for trial It seems
thar the negro and his wife hadgaarreIed
uecau-. of the attention shown the
woman ~ another man Fowcll had
threatened several times to kin her and
when be- found the other negro bad dur
ing MS absence been IN the vicinity for
several days he At once shot her a- he
had threatened 20 do.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
Desirable Truck Farm
FOR SALE

4 good farm Of about 2l0Aere wit
in half mile of S4ucpuXent Bay q part
1T Mount Ephriam Farm, where ! now
1--we Land well adapted FOR trucking
Has comfortable seven room dwelling
with all necessary outbuiidlngs % good
repair. also separate broom dwelling for
tenant with outhuiling for same The
only reason / have tor selling is that !
have more land than | can conveniently
cultivate Terms easy.
JAMES B. ThUITT.
Snow Hill. Md. r. K. No
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
Tax Ditch Notice
trsHuR& uPsnuR, Attorneys

In the matter VI the petition of William
+ Mason and others for the appoint
meui W commissioners to lag oar and
locatc diteh for the purpose Of drain
ing certain loW lands situate u Nor
cester County. Maryland. between
McMhster'- SchunIhouse and Cedar
Hail. said ditch being known and com
monty called 'lambdeu Ditch.
In the Office of the County Commis
sioner. Of Worcester County to wit.
September 26 1915.
ORDERED. by the County Commis-
sloners of Worcester County, Mary
land, that Wednesday. the 18th day of
October a d. 1916, be. and is hereby
appointed 20 hear objections 20 the re-
port and return OF Alexander y Puscy.
C. Jacob Byrd and Henry G. Marshall.
commissioners heretofore appointed IN
the above case and 10 correct, ratify
and confirm or reject the same, provided
at least twenty days previous notice OF
the time and place ~ said hearing be
given hy publication 90 d copy of this
order IN some newspaper published in
Worcester County Maryland. before the
said 25th day 81 October 4 - 1915,
and bN written or printed notice mailed
to each taxable named M such report
and return
By order 81 the Board of County
Commissioners
EDWIN II. TAYLOR Pres.
II. b. PILCHARD. Clerk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
PsHUB.N JPsHrE Attorneys
Notice eofCondemnallon
Proceedings.

I0 SARAH hENIbN IAHEE
Faa ave ncreb, uaudci that thc un
ier iRnrd h obtained rom William s
MrABen E-g Justice NJ De Peace
af the State 81 Maryland iu ana for
Norce ester County. d warrant directed
u fhe Sheriff uI Worcester touut} re
QuIfiur hrm tu stmmon jury ~ uQu-
lfian To value the damages 500 Mi. su-
tH5n Isl reason 81 ihe condemnation
requirement. use and occupation hy the
undersigned n constructing and com
uietIug State ROAD ar highway lcading
from Berlin. iu Worcester County Ma
rginud. Co the ~ynrpuNcnt Bay and
Ocean City IN said County of the Go.
lowing land owned by YOU tp witt
beginning for the same at the lnterSec
ton of the center line of the proposed
road with the division llne between the
properties of the said Mr- Sarah Ken
ton Taber and the Can't property said
point being at station ii3 y on the
plans On tile in the office of the state
Roads Commission Baltimore Mary
land said plans being entitled PLAN
aud profile Of the state Road ln Nor
Worcester County. from Berlin to
Ocean City, station lils ~ 90
ll7g ~ and approved by II 6 shirley
Chief Engineer ami running thence
aua binding on -ald Division line, the
following courses and distances towlt.
North hft seven degrees fists i've
minutes east. IS q Ieg S. min T.
for li.tana of eighty four p feet.
north thirtrcn degrees. 1--WE minutes
east. tN ia leg a min I'D f9r ils
tanep ul -N hundred turr -esen Gbtl.
f4tst tetrr.. -0tItf a degrees f#ttN iitn
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
Canse And Eflect.

What croaker the old major Is
The result. maybe. of having so many
frogs on his uniform
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21
gPSUuRN PSHDE lttorueys
Sheriff'S Sale
Personal Property
OF
CHARLES w. TINGLE

notice + hereby given that By virtue
of writ- iieri facia- issued out OF the Cir
cult Court for Worcester County and to
me directed AZ the suit of the Exchange
and Savings Bank of Berlin against the
property OF Charles W Tingle, ! have
seized and taken IN execution the fol-
lowing personal property Of the said
Tingle and viii sell the same az Public
Auction at the mill yard recently occu-
pied by the said rlngle in Berlin, Wor-
cester County. on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21

Young or midde-aged white woman
wanted to assist in house work Good
place in small family Address J H..
care The Messenger Snow Hill.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-21

PsurR0 rSHCR ftrorney.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
pennsylvania LEAGUE
ADOPTS A SCHEDULE

HARRISBURG. April 15.-Repre-
sentatives OF the Pennsylvania State
League met here yesterday and adopt
ed schedule Of los games for the
season Of 1916. Plans are being made
for big openings in the eight cities oR
May 10. The season will close Sep
tember Q.
Altoona and Johnstown are paired,
with the opening game in Altoona;
York will open in Harrisburg, Le-
banon in Lancaster. ard Allentown
and Reading with the PRYOR game in
Reading This latter date is i'm con-
flict with the Lawson League there.
The teams will switch on the second
day. These teams will be paired on
Holidays.
J. p. stetler has transferred his in.
terest from Altoona to Tohnstown,
where he will develop the Point
grounds. George Lee will move his
Canadian League club TO Altoona.
Fred Jacklltsch will manage Lancas-
ter. The representatives present az
the meeting we're: Harrisburg. Leo
Groom. George Cockill; York, George
W. Heckert, Lew Ritter; Lancaster,
J. b. Reinhardt. Fred Jacklitsch; I;
Reading, James T. Sheckard; Leban-
on, Hugh McKinnon; Allentown, Will
lie keeler.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

Tho editor wishes 20 apologize
10 Mr.. Andrew Umpus. the new
tenor Of tho Hockcssin Church. for
saying in recent issue of The
Whceze that he sans a silo at the
last sociablc Solo was what We
meant 20 say but made misprint
unfortunately OF course. being
am editor OF years experience. We
know tenor singing has nothing
TO do with onsilage.
Tho boy tor girl who put glue
in tho Talloyvillc school teachers
ink is warned that next time IL
happens no punishment will be too
severe.
Joe Glenn has been engaged by
the United States government 10
be a soldier in the army. We don't
know whether the government
made the first offer TO Joe or he
asked the government for the job.
n the lady who sent the editor
a pumpkin pie will cook the bot
tom crust OF the next one little
more we will be much obliged.
Since Rev. Obediah Spinks
preached his sermon on Talking
About Your Neighbors." at the
Higgins Corners Church. eight
ladies have left his flock and gone
over to the South Crossroads
Church.
Jack McGowan's tomcat fought
a nO-decisiOn bout Friday night
with Bill Smiths setter pup.