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D'ANNUNZI0 AGAIN
OFFENDS CATHOLICS
Milanese Indignant Over Pagan,
Voluptuous Atmosphere of Play
on Sacred Theme.

By Cable TO The Star and Chicago Daily News
MILAN. March 6.-Once again
Gabriel DAnnunzio has broueh upon
himself and his work the condemna.
ton of the Catholic Church.
Nine. Rubenstein, the famous Rus.
Sian actress, who is we'll known in
Paris. has come to Italy with q
French company for a tournee.
which commenced Thursday night at
the Scala in Milan. The work rep
resents the martyrdom of San Sc
baSttan, and is a tragedy written by
D'Annunzio In French for Nine
Rubenstein in 1911, when the poet
lived in France. and for which De
busy composed the music
The tragedy deals with a sacred
theme. but in a pagan, voluptuous at.
mosphere, which is characteristic of
DAnnunzio's work. For this, when
the tragedy was first presented in 1911
Cardinal Dubois forbade Catholics to
witness the performance. 1t has lust
been presented in Italy for the first
time.
Milanese Catholics are indignant. be
ing offended both as Christians and as
Mianese, because San Sebastian was
citizen of Milan. The local diocesan
Junta passed a resolution inviting
CathollcS to ban the performance, and
younger Catholics met Thursday night
IN st. Raphael Church for a solemn
religious function in PREPARATION.
NINE. Rubenstein expressed her re-
gard for this protest, while DAnnun.
zio must be surprised, because it is evi.
dent that his recent mysticism and his
professed Veneration for St. Francis
nave not succeeded in conciliating the
church.
Copyright, 1926. by Chicago Daily Sews Co !
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The Adopted Y Wife
BY 4 m ellie RiUes

very large. white-blue eyes set close
against it.
This is our All GoIdstein. aquatic
expert" said Mr.. Abe. Il want he
should pass on your swimming. rms
is the lady ! told YOU about, All,
Don't want her name known
How do YOU do?" said Celia.
PLEASED to meet you, returned Mr..
Goldstein. with a bow from his tight,
empire waist.
Get out in the orchestra, Aft
while the lady's fixing up. said the
autocrat. Il want you should judge
of the lighting before she comes
back"
He then led Celia to the door of
the star" dressing room, which he
open with a pass key. AS he did
so he jerked:
This is Ziskas dressing room
1t smells pretty strong Of
hooch today, because she got lit last
night and smashed two bot d.
Says she can't swim her best lessen
she's lit Funny Pollack
Says she likes whisky straight
but not water :"
He appeared about to smile. then
thought better of it. His lips, which
had f1ickered for a second. closed
tight. He never allowed himself to
smile when a business deal was loom
ing or in process.
There YOU are" he said at last d,
for he had some trouble with the lock,
ana threw open the door on the room
sacred To- ZiskH, the Human Fish
Il guess YOU can make out" he
continued shifting. she seems TO
have drowned it pretty thorough With
perfume"
lie was alluding. of course, to the
smell of whisky, which, indeed, strug-
gled drea dfully with the saw-edged
odor of Chypre.
You'll find everything else O. X,
sure" he added, proudly. This is
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the classiest dressing room in any
New York theater. Bye. bye" and
he disappeared, banging to the door
after him.
say" said Mr.. Goldstein. who by
way of being n wit, as the great man
joined him in the fifth orchestra row.
"W hat're you giving US this time?
a classy skeleton you've dug out of
S6fhe Closet on Fit av'noo?"
Says she can dive from the top Of
this theater,' returned Mr.. Abe,
briefly.
"Sposin' she can? Nobody IL be
able to see her In profile"
law, shut up. I haven't come here
in business hours TO hear your fool
jokes" growled the other. He was
himself growing more and more ap-
prehensive that he had wasted time
and consequently money on a tryout
that would prove IL flivver.
Copyright: 1925: By Amelia Rve.l
Continued in Tomorrow Starr
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SYNOPSIS.
Princess Troube;-kcyl

SYNUPSIS.
Celia G nhs i left an orphan 10y the death
o. her father. who heQucaths her TO the care
and charity of Hilary Fraser one of his few
friends IIlary's sister Laura EVersham. re
ieves hinl of his charge by placing Celia in
. French convent aud when she is / x taking
her into her home to live Two years later
Laura dies and Hilary i greatly disturbed A.
10 Whft to do about Celia, young Russian
offer. and Hilary. in desperation proposes to
per himself. In order that she may live in his
house with proprlety. Celia ls happy in the
arrangement until she overhears some gossip
Arout herself and her white marriage She
learns for the first time that her father had
left her penniless. Hilary goes TO Europe
ana Celia decides to get herself job.
Continued from Yesterdays Starr
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VIRGINIA POWER MERGER
TAKES IN ALEXANDRIA
JOINT Agreement and Plans for
Further Consolidation Announced
at Charlottesville.
BY the Associated Press.
CII ADrnr,Dr

7
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
9:-President A. ii. Grimsley of the
Virginia Western Power Co. made
puolc Yesterday joint agreement OF
merger between his corporation. tho
Alexandria Light and Power Co. the
South Side Power Co, the Northern
Power Co. and the Virginia Pubic
Service Co.
lie also announced that plans for
further consolidation include incor-
poration of the Newport News and
Hampton Railway, Gas and Electric
Co. by the new concern, which will
be known as the Virginia Public
Service Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-06

BEAUTY SHOP in nearby Maryland town.
fully equipped with ali latest improvements
including permanent waving machine: doing
splendid business: personal reasons for SELF
for Spring business. Address Box 4t1-X.
star Office
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lNSTALLMENT XVI.
Celia Makes an Impression.

~ ELLA. who had thought il
out, replied promptly to Mr.
SiehurG's question. though not
~ With a YES" or no"
III YOU can spare me five
minutes, I'll tell you exactly what
want "
shove it across" said Mr.. Abe.
Il was at the Sieburs Theater Mon
day moFning.
Bad night for shows" he inter
Dolated, Go on"
Il saw Your aquatic artiste.'
didn't think much of her"
"TMh2"
- didn't think much OF her" re
poatcd Celia clearly Indeed.
Thought her rather poor.
n"Npeotedly. Mr.. Abe returned
quickly:
Same here. And she's kicking for
more salary. too
How much does she ect?" asked
Celia, as quickly.
Excuse mc-buSiness secrets
Celia was unruffled.
~ only wanted to know" she ex.
planned. because / can outswin her
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HELP-EENIALE lCnnt'dl.

EXPERIENCED SALESLADY wanted by ex-
elusive shop in coats and dresses maximum
tai. Address Box 46i-X. star orce.
! LADY. refined capable white to care for
/ children IN a small school; must stay nights.
state qualifications and salary desired. Adj
dress Box 23-X. Star Office.
! LADIES c2perience unnecessary; an or part
you. call and see me UP to pm. any day
Tor Mr.. Barrow. i117 Il D St. NV NV 'al'eD'
tE L. ,;,I5 GIRL eompGtent twhlte
worth Co. 1901 f st. NV.
OPERATOR. an all around: must be experi-
enced. Florestelle Beauty Shop. sos II st.
RESIDENT manager for small new apart.
but no salary Address Box l6-X. Star
SAI,ESGIRLS wanted at once. experienced
.nn Jy ACIDS a9 97 saPes =, Jewish preferred
SALE>LADY. middle aged settled. give ref
! ing. Address Box %, star Office.
SALES WQMAN-Firstc class security sales,
business. at present starting chain plan ,'c e8,
panston: excellent closer will GO operate with
n9s' @o 2s ssE Ssm e
Ea.tis' IN sS KSSm SOS. ialS ''f sia
sTENOGRAPHER-we want young lady
TO assist in stenographic and general ONCE
work preferably beginner who wishes to
learn ONCE work moderate salary To start
and chance for advancement. Apply before
4 pm. Saturday. Mr.. Daniels, Regina Cor
poration. az at. NV.
TYPIST wanted. preferably with some steno-
6s da e eTPerenGe and general Of
lions ana experience. Address Box 325-X.
woMEN--.Nstlonal organization requires
services OF well educated women for local
membership campaign. F%tPllCnt opportunity.
Address Box 81, Star Office. -
WOMEN have an attractive traveling 90
school or college education. who are free
TO travel Old established company with
amtees $500 year at ala ninimn mum 5at f
factory drawing account to accepted apnli-
Previous sales experience desirable but not
essential - We train all applicants thor
oughly Mrs Weedman. La Fayette Hotel
WOMAN. mature. to take charge of widow,
home. Address Box 3l9X. star office. 5'
YoTNG kADY living n car for typns and
koma Park Phone Adams 5449 e
YOUNG LADY in confectionery store; day
work. Apply 30os l4th st. NV.
WE have an excellent position
open for cashier, with knowl-
edge of stenographic work
must take dictation rapidly
have best of reference steady
position to the right party. Adj
dress Box 2l-X. Star office.
PRESSERS for silk and fancy
dresses; must be able to do
plating. None but experienced
pressers need apply. Steady
work. Vogue Cleaners, 36l8
114h q n IL
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ALABASTER VASES OR URNS. Any con
dition. Phone evenings. Nolan. Col. 3553,W-
AUCTION SALES of furniture Of all kinds.
pianos, business equipment. ETC. every Wed
nesday and saturday; Let Us give yoq an
non CaldIwem So 10 Atdpct'oneors. 3of loth
BOOKS-BOoKs BOUGHT. ALL KINDS
phone Franklin 5416 Pcarimans Book
Nhop a33 q =. nv.
CAMERAS tools of every kind field glasses
sLotguns, anythlng you have to sell. Groce's
18th and NV. Phi. Frank. $50 or postal
CLOTHING--Our motto is to. pay honest
cash values for any amount Of mems worn
our uulettered auto Will call promptly.
Iusth's Old stand $40 D.
CLoTHlNG. VIII cal in my unlettered AZ.
est prices for ladies', centlenen's children
discarded clothing OF all DESCRIPTIONS, Ad.
sss t6 81 Or Pn0SSs North T7 eau F'ce
D ID jsTslry 9na old sold for cash;
FEATHER BEDS and furniture best prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye
It: NV. Phone MAN $685.
FUR COAT. Hudson seal. wanted Can
FURNITURE and household goods For
best results call Nj. Harry Furr or Eagle
Furniture Co. 1905 9TH st NV. Potomac
tuRNlTuRE,. pianos carpets, etc. Phone
Main 1852 for wagon or have me call
"Weschler. 92o Pa. ave. NV.
FURNITURE and household goods wanted
You will feel satisfied with prices ! pay. :
WeisenberK, 405 10th -. NV. Franklin 300
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: best
ave. NV. or phone Franklin 1O367.
FURNITURE = Wanted within next few
weeks enough, furniture for several rooms;
F fdnts J,R private party. for "-ro!m
FtRNlTL RE-Can use any quantity: good
GOLD. silver, watches diamonds and old
run cash value paid. Selingers. s1s + St
OFFICE EQUIPMENT for physician and sur
Seon who IS Just opeutng up. Phone North
4946 or Potomac 1883. Sc
PIANO. good upright for cash: mahog any
Gase state make and price. Address Box
PIANO-Must be bargain for cash. Address
Boy 363-X. star office.
PLAT, BOOKS Nos. / and g. Call Frank
161 Monday.
STORE AND OFFICE. FIXTURES OF every
description bought and sold. Call Baltimore
Fixture Co. 616 Louisiana ave Main sOs7
SPEECH DEFECTS
corrected Latest methods Special attention
to school children. Phone Col. s942. TO-
FURNITURE-Party desires to
purchase some used furniture.
also baby grand piano. Phone
Franklin 1904.
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HELP-MALE Continued.

SALESMEN-We have two
openings for statesmen OF exper-
fence and proven ability, to sell
the best line OF medium priced
cars in Washington. Address
Box 466-X, Star office.
COLLECTOR with car; must
have good reference and exper-
fence in collecting for credit
house. Address Box 24-X, Star
office.
MEN-Make real money selling
merchandise that every one
buys; permanent position and
every assistance given by sales
manager. Experience unneces-
sary. See Mr.. Blum, between 9
and loan. o35 Penna. ave. NV.
Statesmen wanted to sell
tires on easy payments. Pay as
you ride" Efficient statesmen
earn SIS to 500 per week. See
Mr.. Edwards. Prodigy Tire
Stores. 9th and P SITS. NV.
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PERSONAL.

fALIEN AN(l1 Is.
For aching limbs. weak feet use flexible
arch supports made to impression OF your
foot. Gives correctly applied resistance and
support where needed. Pre-emincntly above
every method devised. All stout people
should wear them. FOOT CORRECTIONS
LABORATORY. 6f@ + NV. Frank. 221;i-W
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Star "Want Adj"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

~ ~ : and 2 pay F aisnsasy
l4th and W, Eagle Pharmacy. ,u,o p,.r.
290l Georgia ave, Frank F. Lelly's Phar-
zoos 18th NV Collihower Art and Gift Co.
34o1 14th. Bronaugh's Pharmacy III, ov
14th and Colorado ave. O'DonneIs mar
5000 Mount Pleasant St. Mount Pleasant
1873 Columbia road. United Cigar Agency
W VAR Gslif Psr P 81 Mnrry Paul
n. Y. n j. ave. and NJ st.--Perfect Ere
end and ani'? Mas na ave- Philrs Pharmacy.
- and and ss pn1cag rharm cieT des
smith, f''a t n Rate Drug store th and SITS
1th and r. ] ave. ]. French simpson.
~ IT," a H,sa ia,h and - sts Hoaley Phar-
9th and L sts4, NJ. Il Hunton,s Ph harm Tocu
Ga. ave. and Rock Creek Church ROAD. hock
Ga. ave. and Upehur St. Colody Balek.
5aii8 ca. ave. BrEhtwood Pharmacy.
1901 |. St. Morse Pharmacy;
18th and Fla. ave. Bernsteins Drug Store.
Fla. ave. and LIST St; \. Reiskin; r,.r.
1872 Pa ave. ]. Louis Krick.
q st and G sts.. Qutgley Pharmacy
353a Conn. ave. Monterey Pharmacy.
H6 G9rn ave AYE ana UmeV scob st Harry c.
1905 Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin Ave. Phar-
Takoma Park 800 Cedar St. Mattins'y Bros
f"a''""eS GEORGETOWN. -
30th and P SITS. Morgan Bros Pharmacy.
s s41t st. 2 DgnnsirPf b RhnFmscy
Wisconsin ave and o. Douohue's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
4th and cts. Home Drug store.
9O7 H St. Garrens MUSIC store.
7th st and Nd ave. Louis F. Bradley.
ard M ANS AXIS L Ranes sae Pharmacy
a96 East Canit"i st. Paui's Pharmacy.
East Cap and 9Th sts Bielo p, PhSrmaey
goth st. and r. l. ave Collins Pharmacy.
$500 18th ST. Mayo's Pharmscy. Brookland.
2306 4th St. John G. BiGgs' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
3rd and Pa aye oRonnf III Drug store
lith and Pa. ave. Fealey's Pharmacy.
4th and Pa. ave. Smyser's Phaarmacy. 49,.
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia Healys Drug
'''''' SOUTHWEST.
10th and Va. ave. Herherts Pharmacy
9TH and D SITS. 1.antZ Bros,
u and L SITS. Columbia Pharmacy
RATES CENTS A WORD.
Minimum charge 45c
In Washington and suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
For sale ale and Wanted MISCELLANEOUS.
Rooms Tor Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
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REAL ESTATE ADS.
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RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
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People OF italy bought more than
900. American tractors last year.
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BOOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE in NV.
section. II rooms. 3 baths h.-w.h cleo
tricity: established business: bargain for
quick sale. Address Bon 3@S-X. Star Office.
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SPEECH DEFECTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

corrected. Latest methods Special attention
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CARPENTER. nou-union. all-arOund man
Call Potomac 3S2S.
FOREMAN-CA first class. viii
best of reference. Is open for connection u.
to pm. or address Box 2S3X. star once.
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TO THE WOMEN OF WASHINGTON
who would be interested I'm an opportunity
10 make small Investment grow into per
manPnt income. Substantial. No stocks
An investment with future. ADVISE ap-
proXImate amount you have to invest and
complete details will be furnished YOU out
in this opportunity and the facts on which
we base our ability TO build your future
income. Your reply will he held in strict
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SITUATIO\S-MALE (Cont'O.


t+A,RhPENIER. union. aIi-aronhu R.dh
Sdil Ioloi1ac IS,
FOREM AN-CARPFNTER first, class. with
eoSt % referenGc i open for &"mn9Gt8nJ "
sooI nfm' Irisphohe Clarrn1"n t.: 80 oeice
W pm. or address BOX MIA. star 'u
HOUSE PLANS reasonnahle prices. a.; aHdii' :
80 =. Address BOX s5.o-A. H12r 1.'l,
MAN, young colored, wishes position as
and refere3 1r 'llS $50 HeeRm ra st.
MAN. young wants side Job after 3 pm:
good reference. Inquire at 5l1 21st st. W.
MAN r7.r-,od ,,.j,h ,losod car wants fun
or ,a leu; ,rnfcr Win real estate
offrea Carafnl dri,rcr and familiar with city:
dttttl WI so I'M 'n,iecion
Sti"if w
or write Box '2i-Z Star ofcc
MAN. coloTed. first class chet-cook nol 9tr9 11
"h "oiK eNua. &n"d on pdTtrH %p'H pat
around man now eihpo8f'. h''' 80
\, ,3,,Iii,1, ,,.-,,,, Nth
ARRIEp MAN. ~. desires l"Hil'"t 80, 49,
reliable local firm; experlNn'ed ~ ha'I T
anu tlC''l'di Hpliidn'r N''N' Aunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-06

PIANO. good. upright. for cash: mahogany
case; state make and price. Address Box
43i-N. star office 5s
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ALABASTER VASES OR TRNS. Any con
dltIon. Phone evenings. Nolan. Col. 355-W
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REAL ESTATE ADS.
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line rate. AS follows
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

N REAUS. chinuuicr. music cabinet. fan''s
book shelves. rugs and runner. 'Ig 90 t"atN"'
pillows. chairs. porticrcs. rHdio. chess game.
suits overcoats dishes. $3.50 10Th =. NV.
Col. IO4IO
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complain. ~,.end nee
essary to be made TO The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv.
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
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IPATFHHANNINU. PAINT INL = ~N''IT
prices this week, average size room @craDr .
sized. pointed papercd with pplXrhrou'
paper. S. 90. washable paper can he washe.
with cloth. Sl2 90. painting aud ulaste-irr
at low prices. We use Dutch Boy lead AND
pure hnseed oil only. We mix our paint
on premises. You can sec the ingredients
PaperhauGiuG guaranteed for wears, first
class work only no extra charges Term
II YOU desire. as long a s months 20 nav
free estimate Philadelphia Decorating Co
Inc. S11-sI7 9th Il. nv. Main "236 on
evenings -
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CHURCH PEWS sufficient to SCAT 500; Circ
lar. modern: bargain. Atl5uti" I6a any In:s
/ noon. Keller Memorial Church. Mary ~
ave. and 9th ne
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/ CHIFFON1ER (5-drawcr1 and hat box. M
ror brass bed spring and mattress ?.
viii sell separately. Bargains. @all pr
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STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II Pm:
must he at The Star Office or one, OF The
star branch Offices by / pm. the DA \
rEFORE ISSUE. with the following eXcep-
tons
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Death Notices
Wanted Help.
fnd
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RATS CE

RATS CENTS A WORD.
Minimum charge 45c.
In Washington and suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted
Business Opportunities. etc.
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ONE OF THE LARGEST GARAGES in
Washington. "Oo-car capacity. $50 regular
storage; NV, one of the best locations,
with Hve-year lease; have made sixty thou
SAND years business. ideal for two men
hat understand the garage business $40 900
VIII buy it. only one that means business
1eed answer, For an appointment address
Box f55-X Star office
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Observation-Disclosures play -ure wi
ner this week: its hard 20 beat our sprung
suits and light overCoats. tailor made. uQt
slightly used at prices which mean t'g
saving to you 50 to sl5. Justh's Old stand.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-08-07
FEELING RUNS HIGH In
W. VA. MURDER CASE
DR.. r. |. Civens Returns From Visit
To Scene Of Crime. Liberal Re-
wards Offered.

DR.. r. l. Givens has returned from
his trip to West Virginia, and reports
conditions just about as related in
last weeks Democrat.
His cousin, Casper Hutchinson, was
killed and his brother-in-law, Hamp-
ton Hall, was dangerously wounded,
having received a gun shot wound il;
his head.
DIR. Givens reports the feeling as
running high in Craig county. Some
arrests were made but the man, Vance
Smith who did the shooting has es-
capped. Descriptive circulars have
been sent out, and liberal rewards Of
fered for the arrest Of the law break
ers. Resentment In the county was SO
pronounced that storming of Jail was
threatened, the object being to wreak
vengence on those already arrested.
DR.. Givens reports his brother-in-
law as likely to recover from his
wounds, and viii soBn be discharged
from the hospital.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-08-07
REPUBLICAN NOTABLES
VISIT POCOMOKE CITY

Col. John Phillip Hill, candidate
for the U. S. Senate against Senator
o. E. Weller, accompanied by ex-May-
or William F. Broening, of Baltimore,
candidate for Attorney General, were
III Pocomoke City on Tuesday.
These gentlemen are waging an &C
tive campaign for Republican nomi-
nation and to unseat Senator Weller
as the head of the Republic party in
the State.
These gentlemen were in the hands
of DR.. r. Lee Hall, this city, and, no
doubt, made many friends while here.
Hill buttons, displaying the colors
of Maryland, were widely distributed
throughout the city and were seen on
the coats of many Republicans.
The visiting party was quite opti-
mistic as to the result of the ap-
preaching primaries regardless of the
fact they are opposed by Senator Wei
Ter, the strongest Republican in the
recent history of Maryland.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-08-07
NEGRO CONFESSES
ATTACKING FARMER
Former Fl. S. Teacher
Dies In Pocon1oke Home

Samuel l. Dryden, died on Thursday
of last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy R. Birmingham, the cause
of his death being paralysis.
Funeral services were held at the
house on Sunday last, Rev. J. w.
Jones, of the M. E. Church, this city,
officiating, interment being in the
cemetery of Quinton church. The
bearers were his three brothers
Jeff, Edgar, and Calvin; M. A. Culver,
of Salisbury; Fred Culver, of Berlin;
and Roy Birmingham, this city.
He is survived by widow and three
sons, Hugh L., Of Washington; and
Raymond and Leslie, Of Baltimore.
The deceased was at one time, a
teacher in the Pocomoke City schools.