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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-30

SumWIIgIuu yuuOultu.
Sbana, frtiri oil betfi ie
arn fosteeTle fun tpeimrie eteen
7 Serrort,
aim iiifnattiin fun 2tioidn Iapieff
(. Sif enurte tierneet iilIoin, ettd Fer
Evening journal., 1916-07-19
{. I. Lynch SHIT
down BY Dentist
ON LEWES Street
Ccontinued From ans 20

Continued From First Page)
shot They we're on the Gutowitz
porch about $50 feet below the cafe.
Bessie Gutowitz, one Of the chill
dren, was shot In the leg and In the
ear by stray shots, hut her wounds are
not serious. Abraham. the son, re-
celved a pellet Of shot In his arm
and another In his thumb. j. +. Bam-
berger. n ieWelry salesman Of New
York, received a pellet Of shot In the
abdomen, but Il Is not regarded as
serious. All we're attended by DR..
Hiram X Burton, former Congress-
man.
Walked Back 70 Home.
After firing the shot that killed Mr.
Lynch and injured the others. DR..
Parker is said to have quietly turned
on his heel and, carrying the gun,
walked TO his home He then tele-
phoned for his attorney John M Rich.
ardson, at Georgetown but was un-
able to find him and then telephoned
TO Daniel j. Layton, another lawyer.
at Georgetown, asking him to come 10
Lewes az once Both attorneys ar
rived about o'clock I'm the morning.
Sheriff West and Deputy Ryan also
arrived about the same time and
placed DR.. Parker under arrest The
prisoner, his counsel and the officers
went to Georgetown In the same ma
chine. He did not resist arrest
In the meantime, however, crowds
had collected on the streets. and some
threats of violence towards Or. Par.
ker we're heard RS the murdered man
was very popular Dr. Burton was
sent for and he addressed the crowd,
urging against any violence and assur.
ing them that justice would be done
The crowd then dispersed. Dr. Par
ker remained in his home until arrest
ed. Dr. J. ID. Thompson, mayor of
Lewes, swore out a warrant for the
arrest OF Or. Parker.
The funeral OF Mr. Lynch will be
held on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from his late home.
The Rev. Omar =. Jones. pastor Of
Evening journal., 1916-07-19

the Methodist Episcopal Church. will
have charge of the services.
Shot Tore Big Wound.
Practically the fun charge Of shot
struck Lynch in the right side Of the
neck and jaw A gaping wound was
torn in the flesh and some of the shot
tore through the juglar vein He
dropped against the screen door and
was dead before anyone could get 10
him. Conwell. who was but a few
feet away, was not injured by the
charge, but the shot struck the Guto-
witt family and Bamberger. who
we're standing on the steps in front
Of their home probably $50 feet
further down the street
Roy Evans was walking up the
street at the time and he says he saw
DR. Parker raise the gun 10 his
shoulder and FIRE
Sheriff West and State Detective
Thomas were notified and they started
for Lewes After the shooting DR..
Parker's home was surrounded but no
one made any attempt to go in
The news that Postmaster Lynch haC
been murdered spread through all OF
southern Sussex county like wildfre
Lewes was in an uproar in a short
time
Crowds began 10 collect especiall,
about DR. Parkcrs home. and threats
were made by some Of tho hot-heade,
ones. Dr. Burton was summoned from
his home and he addressed the crowd and
urged them 10 disperse. which they di,
after he had talked 10 them for few
minutes and satisfied them that iustic,
would be done in legal way.
Lynch was married and is survived by
his widow and tvo sons. one If whom
has been in Win ington recently. n,
was about 40 years old Dr. Parkr IL
married. but has no children.
Removed 10 Georgetown.
At 2.30 o'clock It's moruIng DR.
Parker, in custody Of Sheriff West and
Deputy Ryan. left Lewes In an auto.
mobile and hurried 10 Georgetown
Attorneys Layton and Richardson ar.
rived in Lewes about o'clock and
they Immediately advised Or Parker
TO surrender. This ne did without
hesitation. giving himself up 20 Sher
in West He had heard the demon
stration by the mob outside his home
an hour or so earlier
Postmaster Lynch's term expire,
last January and he was holding Of
| fee because his successor had no
heen named. He fitted up the ic
Evening journal., 1916-07-19

with the cost Of materials so high
AT. the conclusion OF Mr.. Scotts re-
marks the resolution was presented
and discussed. Thomas W. Wilson.
yice-president and general manager OF
the Wilmington & Philadelphia Trao-
ton Co, said AS a representative
OF the interests Of the Wilmington a
Philadelphia Traction Co.. the electric
interests in this city and northern
Delaware, I wish to join my protest
against this proposed tax What is
best for this city is best for our com
pany. We depend on the city's pros
perity II the Bancroft Company, the
Pusey & Jones Co.. or the DUPONT Co.
is prosperous so are we" Mr. Wilson
said that the proposed tax would
place the DUPONT Company In posi-
tion TO be unable 10 compete with for
eign munition makers.
Mr.. Wilson regarded the proposed
tax as unfair and while the country
is shouting about preparedness the
nation was preparing TO levy a trib.
ute on the very thing that the nation
is prepared in as II is in no other
the manufacturing of gun powder and
explosives
III there is one industry that has
done more for Wilmington than the
DUPONT Company / don't know of IT,
Mr.. Wilson stated.
Representatives of the company
have contributed literally to Della.
ware College and our public buildings
of which we are all so proud was the
thought OF one Of the dupont Com,
pany officials. | for one shall do all
l can to protest against this unjust
tax"
The resolution. which was then
adopted was as follows:
Resolved, That Il is the sense OF
this meeting that the proposed fed
eral tax imposed by House Bill No
| 1898 upon Gunpowder and other Elk
plosives Is unjust. inequitable and
/ discriminatory, and that this meeting
hereby expresses It's protest against
the retention in said bill or said pro
posed tax.
Resolved further. That this meet
ing request the special committee, ap
pointed July 10, 1916. by William B
| Megear ESQ. president of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. Wilmington. Della
ware, to act in behalf of this meeting
by selecting a delegation to appear
before the proper committee or com.
mittees OF the Senate Of the United
States in opposition to said proposed
tax, and to take any other measures
/ that propriety might suggest which
in the judgment OF said delegation
might be deemed wise In order 10
make effective this protest"
The committee appointed which in.
cludes some OF the most prominent
business men Of the State. will hold
meeting as soon as possible to Sc.
lect the delegation which shall ap
pear before the Senate committees
The committee includes Henry p
Scott. of Scott & Co, bankers and
brokers; Dr. Harrison W Howell
John A. Montgomery, OF Gilpin, Var
Trump G. Montgomery. 1nc. Otho
Nowland president OF the Equitable
Guarantee & Trust Co: James F
Nields, broker; Thomas w Wilson
vice-president and general manager
OF the Wilmington & Philadelphia
Traction Co. and the Wilmington Au
tomato Telephone Co; Alfred 2
Moore, of Gibbons e. Moore; Josial
o. Wolcott S. d. Townsend, John
Satterthwait, president of the Rem
ington Machine Co and former pre-
ident Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
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cream parlors and restaurant ane
gave it his personal attention after
the postofice closed in the evening.
His store was popular resort for E
the people Of the town. and last night
atter the moving picture theatres had
closed number OF men and women
went TO Lynch's place for refresh-
ments- The number OF women in the
place was unusually large whom Or.
Parker who has been in Lewes for
number OF wears and is well known
there came into the store.
Argument Over Baseball.
According 10 persons who wero
present. DR.. Parker appeared to have
been under the influence of liquor.
He got into an argument about base
ball with another patron of the place
and started 10 make a speech. Mr.,
Lynch asked him TO make less noise.
Or Parker, II Is said. continued hia
loud talk. Mr.. Lynch then urged him
not TO create a scene In the place be-
cause Of the women present. but Or.
Parker not only refused TO keep quiet.
but he also refused to so out when
asked 10 leave by Lynch.
Shot Without Warning.
Both men are big and powerfully
built Lynch caught hold OF the
/ dentist and started him toward the
door A scufle followed, but Lynch
| got Or. Parker TO the doorway and
! then showed him into the street. lie
returned about half an hour later and
was elected again Mr.. Lynch DR..
Parker started 20 walk away toward
his home at Fourth and Chestnut
streets about three blocks distant
There he secured a shotgun and re-.
turned to the Lynch store
After he had gone away many OF
the people In the store left, Lynch
stood In the doorway talking 10 some
| friends. among them Thomas Con
we'll who stood along the curb In
front of the store and chatted with
the proprietor about the manner In
which DR.. Parker had conducted him
self in the place.
Lynch's cafe is on Second street
three doors from Market. Tunnelll
grocery store is the corner property
When Or. Parker swung around tn
the grocery store from Market stree
into Second Lynch was still standinl
I'm front OF his store but had turne
and was about to step inside ID
Parker was probably 35 TO 40 fee
away when, without word of war;
ing, he raised the gun to his shoulde
and fired.
Evening journal., 1916-07-19

time for the opening of Oxford for the
fall term.
The Misses Esther and Emily Good
of No. 1910 Delaware avenue. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Albert Marshall OF Milford Miss Es-
ther Good is spending this week with
her cousin. Miss Estelle Marshall, of
Kennett Square.
o
Mrs. William S. Prickett and daugh-
ter. Florence. spent the weekend at
Atlantic City. n. J. Mrs. Prickett
Miss Josephine Prickett and Miss
Florence Prickett will leave on Sat
urday for Coatesvile. Pa. to spend
several days with Mrs. Prickett's
mother. Mrs. ]. L. Polk.
%
Miss Marguerite Cliniff Of Kennel
Square has returned home. after
spending a pleasant time with hel
friend. Miss Elizabeth SPAIN. here
%
F. S. MacGregor Of Wilmington, is
spending a few days at the Wolcoti
Hotel, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Talley Of
Holly Oak, and Mrs. e. ]. Stats OF
Wilmington. and Mrs. Mary 2. Pyle
Of Edgewood. Nd. are spending the
week motoring through the noun
tains Of Pennsylvania.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Stuart and
daughter. Laura, have been spending
some time at Dover.
/ -
Mr.. and Mrs. John S Scott Of viii
mington, arrived az White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va, on Saturday and are
registered in the Greenbrier.
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SEE OPPRESSION IN
WAR REVENUE TAX
(Continued on Pnre -.

Continued on Page s,n,
sidered unfair, and among these were
the imposing of tax on three articles
mentioned as munitions such as conner.
shells and gunpowder. The tax under
the proposed law. he said. would be
2 per cent. ON copper, per cent. on
shells and per cent on gllnpowder.
The act, Mr.. Scott said. was retroactive
IN that It dated from January ]. 1915.
which meant that a man might have
sold his DUPONT stock after holding IL
for six months and the purchaser would
have TO stand the burden of the wears
tax. This branded it as being unfair.
he asserted
Mr.. Scott stated that with this tax
stockholders would be paying three
taxes-the general corporation tax.
the income tax and now the war mu-
nitions tax. CAS- for the latter.
know of not human reason for such
a tax" he added
: 1t was pointed out that with the
levying OF the revenue tax IL would
mean an additional expense OF S31
placed on each share Of dupont stock.
and with the DUPONT Company an
10y lis 'Nf'NN WNihtfH N delaware,
New Jersey and Virginia. and a few
other States. the company might be
compelled to discontinue taking or
ders for war contracts The govern
ment, Mr.. Scott said. has been receiv-
ing powder from the dupont Com
pany at the old rate Of SO cents a
pound and while It is said by the
company that II could not sell pow
der at this price to the government
with the new tax effective. there is a
clause setting forth that the gov
ernment shall not pay more than
that amount for its powder.
The income Of the proposed tax
Mr. Scott said. would amount to
about $70,00,000 and Delaware. with
its headquarters for two-thirds OF
munitions plants and a population OF
one fve-hundredth Of the country
was TO be taxed 100 times more than
its proportionate share Of the tax
The total amount 10 be raised here
Mr. Scott said. would be about S21.-
100000 secured from Delaware indus
tries.
With this tax II was said that the
/ DUPONT Powder Company would be
unable to compete with the makers
Of explosives in Europe. especially
Evening journal., 1916-07-19

/ Maine. where She win spend August.
Evening journal., 1916-07-19

NEW SERIES FAIRFIELD "SIx-46" sl375
NEW SERIES FLEETWOOD "SIx-3s" 5000
{. o. b. Detroit
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~ thh hlg Institution iAs year M
kahn had THIS te say
believe firmlf that tte ipts state
Pair " Texas NM entertain mors
people than have ever bttofe visited
snf State Pair anywhere Ano~ II
shs lherc can be no possible doaM
thai thef viz Sea she gf.Atrst fau
ever Asacohlea
'Whnr " is rnw yearly two months
unii opening a., there are nlsni,
II rreernf Indications 10 warrant ths
above statements. particularly 10 The
rairs of rfisiicHpt ard eaHssntiens
whish sale has. Al thlt time. reached
The largest nspre IN ne enilfe BE
,sfy ~ tho Fair
The dates collected fof THIS years
fais October "a ~ 81 eiN hfina fefi
visitors 20 Dallas al 4 mosi eppauNns
time Just when she ipcumpafahii
TesSs slimNie u al ~ very best
SUD v6rn they arrive here ln iailAs
thns Nui fad iafi TIE hncet Kind Of
welcome and euisria'nmcni pro
sitri fnf theM
1--WE seen great many lnirs Wv
frit and have had SOME fWaN piN
ln rrensTns them have hhfeiRiF
" no hcs'iatinn in ssYirs that NH
one coming VII eclipse ANY o,hrl
that ! ever tnee about ari a.
ufrtatls inyitiag Az nay friends 2
drap .SsgfyihiuR on or shout ihr lfti
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knr~ there viS p. pleasure an prom
"a every ore % lhss,s n,esa days
90.
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SEATED bids VIII b. received b, tho
city secretary 81 thc Ciy 10 Corpus
CHRISTI Teaas until fonr u'ciocA q m
ucioher SIN isit. tor ths Improvement
o.
Williams street from Mcsauiis etresi
% i.owrf Htoadans
Maan siTecl fsvm Mcsaai'e street GO
Lower broadway
Tasior street fipm Mesquite street Ca
lower isresdwaf
gelar sueel fr,m Mesquite street to
Lower broadway
prsabNa, tlevtr ruadwa, lfram VIII
Nams sireai to tthatffn street ps tnn
construction VI oufHnr etadins and
bituilbc pavement the principal
sivsssa nf which sff aa fUliUwa
200 caris yards az excavation.
$500 square yaris 20 bluithic pave.
meni
ssoo nueal fee, 81 concrete ems and
Fuiict
Bach hlt mast De- accompanied bs Ia
crriifird check msdr payable fn NoY
Nlufr Ma1or ~ Corpus Chusu fof
az amount not lees ihan irr per Crni
~ the amount ~ iho bid said ,htct
ga ba returned ufen fhr rscsitipr ui
the cautrart 81 cash Wddsrt tnuHi
oF other fnfm ~ necufiN wih ue ae
espiod iu u.p ~ certified cherks
Ilars specifications and biad,na
bisuhs may 10 seru ~ nhit'Ned Bag ihi
ofuer 90 ~ 4 EfeFens. Cliy ErRineei
Int cupus Chgisll and Hh hlds shei
Boz made un the tlenhs provided there
foI
The GUY reserves the rirht Ga o. fccI
any Or aii bids 90 10 accept that ems
which ln iho opinion 90 the ctty 10 fol
81 best Interest
iiy order ~ inr cts Counci
NuN MiilsNM Magur
p . MNfiiWAN CITY hnc.
w. A NTBNfNE Ciiy EaF
Adv 1sa
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pE0HIA 49, pef Father I'D
sand nohueis rhanreiief ~ ne
Csihniif dl8sfsf - i'cefla. sftarifa 90
Ri nefys Cathedral. nas KILLED ~
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Tex. and fathrf James ffharnrn.
rector ~ ~ Narssa CnihrarHi wae
fef4oasly injured lH "a altnfnniiile az
ciasgi rfaf rnnssfiils. il tfasf
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STATE FAIR DIRECTOR TELLS
or TINS YEARS BIG PLANS

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NOTICE Bids are open fof the %
po.dtory Of the R8bsioWn Indepenati''
school District funds. year beslnnihs
s,rt isi6 ending sept 1917. Bios "'il
h. ,,rr,red october ieth Right rs
served % releci on bids l. T. ins ~. 80
secretary % boasA
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WEATHER SUMMARY
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E-WGATHtR BUREAU.

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