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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

neal the home land. so that she might
ii" something.
M ana Mrs. Frank Diucuid ana lit
We daughter. of l.ynchhurr. arc spend.
ING TINS week with Mrs. Diucuid's
relatives here. Mrs. Diuguid will he
remembered better in this section ms
MISS Jessie Denmcad. her name pre-
N'"us 10 her marriage few years ago
Miss Mildred Smith. Formerly of West
'oln'' * here paying Il visit to her
sister Mrs. w. C. Davis
j. w. Courtney. nov Mayor of West
foin', and who announced himself for
reelection at the June elections. has
withurawn his name from the con-
TEST. rs an accumulation of other duties
makes Il impossible for him To accept
inc oihce another term. H. Lane Cook p
now customhousc officer for this porl.
IS the only candidate for the mayoraIty.
ana only seven men are running for
the council. so there seems TO be fair
sailing Tor the ticket.
Mrs. "a. j. Montague. who has re-
Gently visited her sister. Mrs. John
X saunders. at Saluda. Middlcscx. has
returned to Richmond
Mrs. Lucy Dudley attended and as
sisted in religious meeting with the
Indians in the Mattaponi reservation.
III King William County. last sunday.
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At the Movies

REN-i'riday. Edna Goodrich. in
~ no Loved Him tc>t!''
ISiS-tH week. Cecil Miles pro-
duction. ''rhc Whispering Chorus"
Embellishments. and rucndms.
4 Wallace Reid. in blouse of Silence;
last pnrt of week. Marguerite tinrh.
In "Rich Man. Poor Man..
COLoNI ti.-Moudny and Tues
day. Alice israd,. in "'Ihc Ordeal of
itoscttn." and "Fai;,'' tr.ucIlc in
MOONS hinc": Ncdnr.dn: and
Thursday. Granci> Dm>hmnn and
Beverly tin!n:,. in ..trCIGnc IiiGgiaS,
ID. d.; Friday and Saturday, Jc,ycI
Carmen. in t"nfusiGn," and lane
some Luke" IN "iIr!. There"
ODE0N-1I"ndaH. George Walsh
in "Jack Spuriuch. Hrudi:ni'; Tues
dny, William =. Hart, in ..Woiyc.. nf
the Rail-; Wednesday. Alice brady.
In "'E'hc "rur~ of SSbir': Thursday.
CLAIR. f>i'uha!I Young. in ..rhc Ucn-
suH Why; Friday. NIark Srunct,
~;arS i'm "yho>c Athletic Girls and
I'rurciN iiu>hnnn and Revert,
I::;!nc. in 'I'hc urnss Check; sat
u-da:. Nnr,i Scnnctt stars in "'Thosc
Aii:l".i" Girls and Viola Dana in
"i!:'c:hcr> Ahead"
III. l.: II IN Monday, Louise
i.a>ci!. IN ..Thc Girl Who Wouldn't
.Autt": Tuesday. Rita J"iirrt. in
"irSt We Forget"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
STARS OF SCREENDOM
COMING TO RICHMOND
1lovinc-Picturc E:Nposition VIII Uc
Held al Grnrs' Armory This
Month.

I'lanS have been completed for a
gala convention OF the motion picture
exhibitors OF Virginia. 10 be held in
Richmond. June l3. II and IL at which
Nme one of the greatest exhibitions
of motion picture machines and april
anccS ever seen In the South will he
shown here In tho Grays' Armorv.
Tw"nty-siX booths have been erected
To- the convention. and all Of the
reading picture makers of the Unitcd
states VIII be represented There will
DC dozen picture exhibits flashing
every minute In addition to an unusu-
ally elaborate cabaret, vaudeville and
musical show, not TO mention The dane
ing feature. which can be enjoyed every
night
Receipts from this exposition will 60
I" tho milk fund for the poor babies
oil Richmond. and il is believed that
Sni'Ic!ont money Will lie raised from
The small admission fee charged 10 takn
care or needy infants for this summer.
Amateurs VIII have their chance
Ihui SdaN and Friday nights. and Satur-
day n&ht will he the occasion of the
hif movie star ball" OF which oc-
casi"n many OF the favoritcs OF In.
screen will appear here. June Elvidrc
LILLIAN Walker and others have al
ready siSniicd their positive intention
az being present. while Alice Brady.
lily Gordon. olga Pctrova. Francis
iuShman ana others are arranging 70
attend II is expected that at least
4 dozen big picture favor!tcs will he
i'm Richmond
souvenirs will be given every visitor
10 the show each evening one of tho
ie" lures Will he country store. such
as oeIGhted the hearts OF Richmondcrs
IN DAYS a%onc. Aircraft Paramount,
Metro. FoN ana other concerns which
VIII he represented i'm Tho oxh;h;,;
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Louise Lovely Mt the nrucbird.

i ne 'lr! w no w OuIUnl quit
uicturi2at!on OF James q. Curwood's
love story. The Quest Of Joan" will
y" shown ~ tho Burhrd tomorrow
win beautiful Louise Lovely us the
n"npuittcr. The girl who wouldn't
cult" found herself with her mother
dead and hon father in prison for {,
crime he did not commit. hut by sheer
Sri She overcamo al obstacles and
had her father pardoncd and won her
lest love back.
Tho United states government
through rs various departments has
gwen substantial evidence of deep in
tcrest in the screen spectacle Lest We
Forget starring rita .Iolivct which
onsns ut tho Blu"hird rhcntcr on Tues
GAY. June { Because this Siupcndous
spectacle shows many incidents which
bear directly on the entry OF the United
States into the world war, cordial CO.
HDcrItioa has heoI extended 20 the
producers by both military ana civil
departments.
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WEST POINT

tSncrlal 80 The Times Dispatch
EST POINT VA. June Ives,
n""t, observed the day set apart hl
FEeSld"nl Wilson as day of fas,ins.
hn' iTaNcr Th" stores and places
on BUSINESS were closed all day. and
mon services we're held by the women
OF the various denominations frop, :"
- o'clock In the Frs, Ean,,..
'hGrch At night union services of
mon and women were held i'm mo
Mc'h"HiSt church. Thursday was also
IN" Memorial lay set apart by the
cemetery Association.
lieutenant Charles Montgomery Com
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y xyhI.perinr Chorus. =, Isis.

ll5ag''Thc WhiSDeTINg ChOrus," special
Cecil b. de Mile production for ART
1craft. will be the feature ut the Isis
s#Theater beginning this week. THO
y photoplay is based upon the magazine
story by Perley poorc Shcchan and
1.-THE scenario is by Jeanic Macpherson.
sSthe author OF numerous Artcran pic
lures starring Mary Plckford. Geral-
gsaile Farrar amt other celebrities
st& The central idea Is one Of sclf-sacri-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

The cdeon will provide an unusual
~ elaborate bill! OF features for this
week. heading the mills being The APP
nearance to-morrow OF George Walsh.
Tie athletic genius tn lack SpurIork.
lrodiSnL' IN this feature Black
Prince" an Alaskan bear tipping the
scales at 400 pounds takes a prominent
part
Tuesdays feature will he supplied
by William s. Hart in Wolves OF the
Rail-" thrilling Western feature
which played 10 capacity for a week
when shown here before at higher
prices
Wednesday. Alice Brady will be
starred IN THE spurs Of SNbil." With
the Eos Sunshine Comedy stars in ~
Son OF a Gun" as an added attraction.
Clara kimhaN Young appears Thurs
day In The Reason Why" on" Of mos,
elaborate and entertaining screen sue
ceSses.
Friday ara Saturday rrlne an added
attraction TO 90 with the main feature
in the Mack Sonnntt stars including
who viii! bc seen In '"rhos, Athletic
Girls u. l.
Friday ~ :'rfGrc IS Francis Bush
mhn and HrvorlF fayn" In The Hrass
Check, and rlturday brings Viola
Dana In 'hrcakers Ahe"d."
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AMHERST

AMHERST. IA. Juno l.-Mr. Rob
ert II. Crawford. farm dcmons,rntor for
Amherst County. left Wednesday TO
tntcr trimming nt cAMn ;snNirr = [,
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nee on the part OF an crrinG husband
VINO prefers death to sacrificing tho
happiness of the woman who once way
his wife. In the various roles are
prominent screen stars including Kath-
lyn Williams, Raymond Hatton. Elliott
Dexter, FULLY Marshall. James Ncill and
many others
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
President Wilson's Answer.

The text the Presidents communication connection with
Germany peace proposals. signed by Robert Lansing Secretary
Of State. follows:
Sir have the honor acknowledge behalf Of the PreS
dent of October g. enclosing the communication from
Government the President and am instructed by
President request you make the following
ton the Imperial German Chancellor:
Before making reply to the request of the Imperial German
Government and in order that reply shall be candid and
straight forward the mOnentouS interests involved require the
President the United States deems necessary him
self the meaning of the OF the Imperial Chancellor
Does the Imperial Chancellor that the Imperial German Gov
accepts the laid down by the President in his ad-
dress the Congress of the United States the Sth of January
and subsequent addresses and that its object entering
discussions would be only to the practical details
of their application
The President bound say with regard to the suggestion
an amStice that he would not feel liberty propose
ton of the Governments with which the Government OF
the United is associated against the Central Powers long
Powers upon their soil The good faith
any mane depend upon the consent of the
Central Immediately withdraw their forces everywhere
from invaded territory.
The President also feels that he is justified in asking whether
the Imperial Chancellor speaking merely for the constituted
authorities of the Empire who have far conducted the lie
the these questions vital from point of
view.
Accept the renewed of my high consideration
ROBERT LANSING.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
INFLUENZA PLAYS HAVOC
THOUSANDS OF VICTIMS
The Entire Country In Its Grasp p-Now On
The Wane In Maryland Counties
las Been Very Severe

Council issued the following order:
In view Of the seriousness and
rapidly increasing rate Of Influenza
within the town of Snow Hill of late.
The Mayor and Council OF Snow
Hill. acting upon the advice Of most
of the physicians of the town, rs well
~ upon the Judgment of a very large
number of Snow Hills foremost citi-
zens have decided that for the pres
ent the safety Of the public demands
that all schools. Sunday Schools,
Churches. Theatres. moving picture
establishments, and pool rooms be
closed.
Ii is therefore this fifth day of
October, nineteen hundred and eight
cen ordered by the Mayor and Council
Of Snow Hill that from this date until
further notice. all schools, Sunday
Schools, Churches. Theatres. moving
picture shows, pool rooms within the
limits of the town of Snow Hill be,
and the same are hereby closed.
Parents and all others having
charge OF children are earnestly re-
quested to see that such children stay
or the streets at all times. save only
in case of extreme necessity as ply
sicians assure us that in this manner
the disease can easily be cOmmuni-
Gated.
All persons are warned for their
own rs well MS for the public safety
against loafing upon the streets or in
stores or congregating in any place
whatever.
We want the public to accept this
order in the spirit in which it is pass
ed and We believe they will do so.
The Police will take such action as
is necessary to enforce the provisions
of this order.
by order ofoto5ms. .yyor and c',.
Council Of 8 -S is fifth day OF
octohe EUled and eight
rUuDARscsy
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
Germany Sues For Peace
Report Kaiser Abdicates

Knowing that she hopeessy defeated and desiring
her beaten armies from complete route capture Germany has
expressed willingness to negotiate President Wilson's terms
The of peace in the form OF note addressed to
President Wilson by Prince MaXman, the German Imperial
Chancellor in which Mr. Wilson requested to take up the
of bringing about and to communicate the subject
with the other beligerens
Germanys proposal to declare amistice during which
of peace might be discussed not regard with favor but is
thought be trick gain time to her armies which
entesSy and pelSStenty being driven back by the Allies
President Wilson passed the responsibility for potracton of
the if proced it must be- straight back to Germany by
demanding evidence Of sincerity the withdrawal of every
German soldier from invaded territory and the formation of
responsible Government in that empire before he would consent
armistice.
The Presidents reply but in the form of an
inquiry The Imperial German Government is asked whether it
accepts the terms laid down by the President in his address to
Congress, and subsequent addresses.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
SATURDAY
November I'd. 1918
Al 2.8o O'CLOCK. Z. NJ.

in front of the Atlantic Hotel in Bcr-
lin. Worcester County. Maryland. all
that piece or parcel of ground to-
gethcr with the Improvements there
on situated and lying in the Third
Election District Of Worcester County
in the State Of Maryland. and on the
castcrly side Of Main Street in tho
town OF Berlin. and more particularly
described as follows. to wit: Beginning
for the same At u picCC of iron. the
same being piece of carriage axle,
driven in the ground al the north
westerly corner Of the land OF vii
liam l.. Holloway and on the castcrly
side Of said Main street, thence run
ming along the northcrly boundary or
line of the land Of the said William l..
Holloway south ~ degrees and -
minutes east a distance OF Pol feet
TO a piece of IRON driven in the ground,
the same being piece of carriage
axle. ut the north side of cedar
stump and the southcrly side of a
large cedar post. thence along the
wire fence and westerly boundary of
the line OF Annie +. ConnoWay and
others. north 80 degrees and % min
utcS cast l52 feet TO piece of iron
driven in the ground. the same being
a piece of carriage axle. thence along
the southerly boundary or line of land
belonging to the said Annie 7. Como
way and others north 81 degrees and
- minutes west 257 feet to a piece of
IRON driven in the ground. the same
being piece of carriage axle. on The
castcrly side of said Main Street,
thence along the castcrly side OF said
Main Street and also the casterly side
of the Sidewalk of said Street south
30 degrees west l52 feet to the piece
of iron driven in the ground. the place
of beginning. containing eight hun
drcd and cighty-siX thousandths IF an
acre of land, more or less: ii being
the same real estate which was con
vcycd to Susan X. tbcr. mother Of
the said Carlton f. Ubcr. by Annie
r. Connoway, Louise Connoway and
Harry C. Connoway and wife, by deed
dated the llth day of JuK, 1910, re-
corded among the said land records.
in Libcr o. d. {. No. :, folios 1871.
ct seq.
Title papers at expense Of pur-
chaser.
TERMS OF SALE:-CASH.
GEORGE NJ UPSHUR.
Assignee.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
Chairman COrddry'S Appeal
To Purchase Liberty Bonds
ro TnE crrIzENs oF sNow nILL ANn vlcINIrY.

TO THE CITIZENS OF SNOW HILL AND VICINITY:
Liberty "iryc" is Acting upon
Blue that all public be discontinued"
Liberty expected
hold Wednesday, the postponed the 10th Of October,
will be held The drive the 10Th Of October hence pub
requested
urged TO make subscriptions either of the
banks BY signing subscription card and handing of
the soliciting subscriptions
The Bonds will be dated October 2ith 1918 will be paid
the 10Th OF April and October each They for Is 20
years The Payments may follows:
l0 October 10Th; 2o'f November 2lSt;20 December 10th;
10th January all CASH before the 2h
OF October.
Liberty a obligation Of United
Backed by all which includes
money
Earth idle
from the Bank, they will be glad to furnish it,
The boys in France doing their part. DO yours.
YOURS FOR THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN.
WILLIAM y. CORDDRY. Chairman
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
Maryland Council Of Defense
New Construction in
Worcester County.

The War Industries Board has dcs-
ignatcd the Maryland Council of De
fcnse to act rs its representative in
passing upon proposed construction in
Maryland. in order that all building
which is not absolutely necessary may
DC stopped. This is part OF the new
plan of the War Industries Board. by
which permits from the Board will be
required for construction projects.
This plan has been adopted only be
cause OF the imperative necessity OF
conserving labor. materials and capi-
tai for war purposes. The procedure
will be rs follows:
The person interested in CON
struction project in this county will
apply, with full statement of the
facts under oath. to Marion I. liargis,
Chairman for Worcester County of the
Maryland Council OF Defense.
The Worcester County Chairman
Of the Maryland Council will then in
vestigate the necessity Of the proposed
construction and transmit report
thereon, with a summary of the facts,
TO the Maryland Council Of Defense.
BY direction of the Council Of Ma
tional Defense and by order of the
Executive Committee of the Maryland
Council of Defense.
FRANCIS T.. WATERS, Chairman.
Maryland Council of Defense.
BY order of above:
MARION I. HAHGIS. Chairman
for Worcester County.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
WILLIAM F. JOHNSON. Solicitor
Order NiSi.
Eleanora Shocklcy

Eleanora Shocklcy
vs..
Mary Ellen Shocklcy and Willie NJ,
Shockley
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. In Equity. No. 2903.
September Term. 1918. To wit:
October Sth. 1918.
ORDERED that the sale OF the
property mentioned in these proceed
ings made and reported by Elcanora
Shockley, Trustee, be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 4th
day of November. next. provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Worcester
County. once in each of three success
sive weeks before the 2Sth day OF
October. in the year nineteen hundred
and eighteen.
The report states the amount of
sales to, be s6500.00.
OLIVER ID. COLLINS, Clerk.
True Copy, Test:
OLIVER d. COLLINS. Clerk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
War New.

Quarter Million Germi
in full retreat.
Turkey offers unconditit
al surrender. Washingt,
hears.
Rumor that Emperor Wi
liam has abdicated and /
quite i'll. General LudendOr.
has collapsed.
American troops are GOV.
ering themselves with glory.
The Allies continue to
win victories in France.
They have just taken the
city of Cambria. Rheims is
once more in the hands Of
the French.
The Allies are driving
the enemy back TO German
soil with a rapidity that is
most surprising.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
UPSHUR & UPSHUR. Solicitors.
Mortgage Sale
Or VALUABLE
Residence Property
In Berlin, Maryland.

BY virtue of the power Of sale CON
tanned in a mortgage from Carlton r.
Ubcr and Nellie $. l'bcr, his wife. to
James w Hancock dated January Z,
1918. and recorded among the land
records OF Worcester County. in Liber
o. y. c. No. 80, folios 33. 81, and 35
and assigned 20 George VI. Upshur.
default having been made therein. |.
the undersigned assignee. will sell at
public auction on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12

We are advised that the County
Chairman of the Fourth Liberty
Loan proposes to publish the names
of subscribers for the bonds, with
the amounts of each persons sub
scription.
Subscribe for alLibertv Bon y
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
THE PRESIDENTS
"A PEACE POINTS

Here are Presidents Wilson's fam
Gus Fourteen points" outlining basis
for peace, submitted to Congress last
January:
|. Open covenants, openly arrived
at. with no ensuing secret treaties.
>. Freedom of the seas in peace and
war except as closed by international
action for enforcement Of interna-
tiOnal covenants.
3. Trade equality among nations
consenting to the peace.
1. Reduction of armaments.
). Impartial adjustment of colonial
claims. with regard for the voice ol
the inhabitants.
6. Evacuation Of all Russian terri
tory and assurances of her unham.
pcrcd opportunity for political and
economic developments.
:. Evacuation and restoration Of
Belgium.
s. Evacuation of French territor
and righting of the wrong don
France by Prussia in 1871.
9. Rcadjustment of Italian frontier
along lines of nationality.
10. Autonomous development fs
Austria-l hungary.
IL. Evacuation and restoration
Roumania. Serbia and M0ntenegr
with access to the sea for Serbia AZ
relations of the several Balkan stat
to be determined by fiivauIy cOm
IL. Sovereignty for Turkish
tiOns OF the Ottoman Empire,
autonomy for other nationalities
under Turkish rule and perma
freedom Of the Dardanelles.
I3. An independent Poland. wit
cess to the sea.
II. 4 league of nations 10 en-
specific covenants.
PRINCIPLES STATED IN NE
YORK SPEECH.
Following are the principles
down in his New York Liberty !
speech on September 81.
"First-Thc impartial justice m
out must involve no discrimina
e.. wecn those To whom we wish Il
Just and Ia those To whom we do
wish To he just. II must be just
that plays no favOrites and knows
standard but the equal rights Of
several peoples cOncerned:
"Second-N0 special or sepss.
interest Of any single nation or n
group al nations can be made
basis of any part of the settleme
which is not consistent with the con
mon interests Of all:
"Third-There can be no league
alliances or special covenants and
derstandings within the general .
common family of the league of
tions:
''F0urth-And more specificl
there can be no special. selfish ee,'
mic combinations within the leai
and no employment of any form
economic boycott or exclusions exc
as the power Of economic penalty
exclusion from the markets OF
world may be vested in the Leagu
Nations itself as means OF die
line anf control:
-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
| LIBERTY LOAN MEETINGS
HAVE BEEN CALLED OFF
Because Of Nationwide Influenza E pidemc
The Maryland Liberty Loan Meetings
Have Been Called Off.

The people expected to show their patriotism and buy Lib
Bonds without the gifted and brass
Lands and this is because the full of Spanish Influenza
and the authorities forbid the assembling of the people is
thought the disease be stamped readily by these
and is expected that the inducements offered for the
Fourth Liberty Loan appealing to the people that they will
subscribe the full quota without the attractions public meetings
Several meetings held in Worcester county week and
each place where held the quota of that place
subscribed, as follows:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
JOHN W. STATION. Attorney at-Law
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County. Maryland
letters Testamentary on the personal
estate of
JOHN p. MOORE, SIR.
late of Worcester County. deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber, on or before the 22nd
day of April. 1919. They may other
wise by law be excluded from all
benefits of the said estate. All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested to
-<Ake immediate payment. Given under
1Hag 4 this 18th day of October 1918.
!, - JOHN 7. MOORE, JR.,
4 Executor
! Test:-ASBURY C. RILEY.
Register of Wills
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
SOLICITING COMMITTEES.

Hon. W. d. Corddiy and Miss Mole Coboum Liberty Loan
Chairman named the following receive your subscription:
Mrs Julia A. Robins Mrs Harris S. Colddy Mrs. T. Spence
Smith Mrs c. Holloway Mrs George w Vincent Mrs John L.
Riley Mrs Elwood Tul Mrs Marvel Lingo. Mrs Walter W. Price
Miss Wilson lIag Miss Lucy Stagg, Miss Lena H. Rggn Miss
Bernice Parsons, and Miss Essie Disharoon.
NJ r. args John w. Station, A. c. Humphreys, c. Holloway
George Upshur Laurence Hastings d. Frank Fooks D. H. Per-
due A. c. Holloway John L. Mason George f. Townsend Harry
Bowen Samuel +. Shockey H. Tru f. j. Shockey, +. A.
Mariner r. n Sagg, g. Elmer Godfrey Zadok Cherrx and
James b. Truitt.
The of the meeting will be Harris Corddy and f.
t. Oswald.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
Notice 10 Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the sub
sSiber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County, Maryland.
letters of Administration. {. t. a.. on
the personal estate of