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UniOntOwn District Items.

James DevilbiSs. a well know, ..la highly
respected citizen. died Tuesday afternoon at
| the home OF his sister. Mrs William Baust
near Unionto,vu Mr. D-yi.hi>s uad been
sick only a few DAYS. and nuts outstanding his
advanced age. nearly s. yei,rs. had UuUl re.
Gently driven 10 New Windsor every wees.
lie had uo immediate family, as li, wife, VIE"
MAS Henrietta Haints. and has only son
Tnomas Deyilhi-s, died some years ssa.
F. Three grandchildren survive hn-James
Suader Deyilbiss. Howard D-u.h>- and Mrs.
Charles Crawford. Mr. Deyiihlss was born
in Pleasant Valley Carroll county. aHd was a
son OF the late Charles DeyIihiss. lie was
one OF a large family. having fiye SISTERS and
FIVE brothers. Of whom Mrs. Baust j. the euly
survivor. Politically he Was a Republican.
His funeral took place from ihe Methodist
Protestant Church 90 Thursday afternoon. the
services being conducted by Rev. b. W. Kind
lev. pastor Of the church. assisted by Rev.
William Grouse and Elder Solomon Srouer.
The pail bearers were Dr.. Charles B.tuE~.'a,
John J. Reese. William NcCoilsm. af NAiesu
Lodge. l. q. o. f.. Of WrsimiHs;rr. and Au-
gusius Barnes. Charles 7, kepp and Charlie,
". Smith. Of SBipbar Lodge, OF NsN WEED
sor. The services ~ the grave acre e'sH4He.el
BY Rev. VIM. 4. Grouse, 50! salem lodge
II. II. Weaver & Co, undertakes
Rev George ". Englsr sh1 grsigtts irnm
the Gettysburg Theological >ewu1T, vas
installed pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, AZ
puucauon, Pa. on Nuv~subsr 25ia. H. 49,
= native OF Carroll county. and aas educated
Al New Windsor College.
Elder W. VI. Lyon, ct Washing 81. y. c.,
has been holding ssgls~ If meerJugs In Tan
wood chapel dariaE the past seek. httrF
Lyon Is % the Progressive branch q the Ger.
man Baptist Charch and formerly uf Carroll
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FRIZELLBURG ITEMS.
Birthday Celebration by an Aged Couple
Personals, Etc.

Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Cover celebrated
their birthday at their home on Thanks giving
day. He is 81 and she IS years old. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Reese. and
sons Harry and Ephriam Reese, all of Cottage
Home; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cover, and sons
Paul and Raj phi, of Frizellburg; Mr. and Mrs.
Z. S. Everhart, of Woodberry, Nd. Mrs.
Rose Rowe and her sister Bessie, did their
best in preparation for the inner man, which
consisted of the delicacies of the season. \
pleasant time was spent, and all returned to
their homes well pleased at being present on
the occasion.
Mr. James n. Myers is i'll; Jacob lively,
is also quite III.
The Union Chaple Sunday school is prac-
ticing for fine Christmas entertainment,
which will take place on the night before
Christmas. All are welcome.
Jacob Null and wife spent Sunday last al
David Byers', Mrs. NulIs parents, near
Marston.
Jacob Marker and wife, Of near Mayberry.
visited Charles Myers on Sunday last.
Revival services are still in progress ia tins
place.
Geo Mather and Mr.. Sgragnn. of Western
Md College, will he present Sunday evening,
December 9lh, at the \. p. Society To organ
ize a Christian Eudeavor Society. \ full
membership is expected 10 be present.
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i-- gf ti.c sslat psrszaat s.clsl features 90 5Hs
,aav5a mas s r"gad party -eyeni.y hrad a. ne
ha,as ~ NJ Joan Wr.Ehss family Uaise 80 en-
;1Tsbl- ssnv vas sqeas .u "a ars muslc BY y1oste-
tlefs ant a-esn. ass csa versa iia A Is stasstza1s
as ,-skr rau s-czssu--T Trusts &c. uc-r rfus SOD
ts abe rsss;-ss AMI uss sgzel epsay~s. Those
s.-.a.af were wass~ Nrra ~asa Esish Efaz NsF
r.ryg ACT P-srl Fa,rr. Nsry. Frzrs 1r4Fs asi
Eh..ia WrN, .s.-r Isaa5e a-3 kH.-s wriEai Be IT,
Wa-sz--t sr-t f3.zs7~is rpvee Auns. Eessas ash
vsrt NarE Nsgtf- Nr-rt F.5yraer ~galass NsrY
starr. N-a-a Bzr. EIsa y-aa Nsy aoassaa E1k
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aalifs VI tl-srr- .'i <lsa .zas1~l Crzsz. EfurTt
Nrlsag I.ha ~lags .lY g SsfsaAr. Mo- Esli.
.sa wls esglr ur-a Areaa. W. Erseassssr
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hrzrE HrHar. grr-s. JcSrr ~aal2a caitsa HA-EFs,
Ms aa.l q r. FrseE Eaaasf~r: NJ ard - Iaha
Verge, sa3 lIsrry rashzaAn
Nr t.rarro &c g1atsaa ana Nsa Cover aeag
Is Eafs rg.leaa NJ % IaraiAy ia sa~s.3 Fe#
says st.E a.t .e4 NJ Trsas Raaiton aa3 saEs1F a.
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fs saa amHy Dr. Wessgf aU 40 g. % .
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snesaay and t.ra a. l.N 3 .as1Ay
3D. eatcs ave ehsiin.1 Gag 400 .a Nts fass
Isrry Il ia W-s-al.usief sn1 lso isas ,saess alsi
a-as ,aa ;s .h5. p-sea.
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Mr. aui Nh. Isaiah Miller Earr ma,f Dc
lighiful dinner on Suaasr last la naa -.t f0slr
son aud daughter IS b4i,saure. Tee saasc
aud table was beautifully decorated a.fh choice
plants and flowers and na,hisE Sa- .aH aa.
done 60 add to iar enjoyment aHa entertain.
ment Of their guests. The altcgHeau va,
spent go ganes asid Music aaa 'ha occasion
uas ouc not a1au O., ss- farEa5sa- jrH--
present we're I-aaaa Mi.ler ana a.!s. : ".
frank aud wifc. Joseph Fraak a18 sle;
Misses Cora Miller. DsHah Richard. Abase
warcheim, Laura Ni'ier. ksue FgaHS, N-f.se
Miller. Ahcr Frank. Nscz- Miller s4t Ei,sa
Miller. Msssrs Harvey g. fosus, William
Miller, John, Nsaara aal Eaisri Nl.'r- s75
others
The Duukar.l Brgssrea 10 Blsgk Eacs are
h1ldinE series 80 urrssHe- a. Alses school
house taruE the pzsl seeS. sasea g. as1sE
largcls attended
Ms paulel Reddiaz aHd ea5ilfsa, a' i..ar.
bore. sTseni Suu8ay sJsb her h.shrs. Nr
Jahu X. Miller II tais place.
Qaite q number et peaV3'' trasa Jsls Frvlaity
attended TIE funeral of NaaiiN E.ashar' ra
sunday last
Miss Elssc RsuRn. e Hanover. Pa, j. W..
tang her COUSINS, Mss.rs Nipair and i.sala
Brawn ~ nesr here.
Mss Jeanic Raaaea.lias. ~ a@mHs,~-t.
spent les dAvs re--us5s 81 e 4~r FArvsfs,
Mr. and Mrs. J ohm gsut~asstH-
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Ffraehias a. rtpe gfegk Y p Churvh sauaay
A0ratag Revival serfievr ln ta4sulDEH x z
kgs 5 y Gialtey. Pastor
~sa ,.tssse iaua-rau C1ar-n. neuga sa.n'
g#aaseh -s1neiay -ras-ll SO "a ca y n V :
aE 81 q "a r :. e. y az 2 y ~ tat-cni-v ga
-sA4astzy Al s3 "a CanmEnion 90 LsaccreSerf
gaafuuatae 81 % . a. Cstrchs.c GA saturday 81
3, SO Combination I'D Preparatory 7ars iee % z
$ A D5ehi. ta,ios
"a Ja.sa.. ,la--H -sIats s-.-faa Mss 81 rs
asst H3sa Nss. Al = 90. 80 Nrsfrs, a. '1D ?. IN
g,ar.a gae s--s -Ns,. at = a.
5o~,gh 81 fa.vsiy ls-iof.
feaserssrs n 2 Cba-va -Ssiasisy Srh1-a a. g
a Presiding ~ Ij 20 a. o. arHi = ~ p. ua EP-
Rsy ]. 4. Prev. D.. Pastor.
Msthaissi Frussstsr.t q. bu--h Ess. " T. Graham.
h II P.ssar-- sabbath scrrie Preaching 81
Il - a re- anf - q Ia sabbath school, q Ij m
Iaslurt Z at ss !, IN. Christian E'1iea yJg - p
"a Nj Wvek --rytce tH me leeture foom Wed
Ezsslsy sgeaiEg AZ - o elocs
uuloatsxn Church % God sunday school a. =
= "a Frsarnlua a. Do d m- la she evening a.
g Revival Scryice each evening daring the wves
FfcaChiag az Maybsrfy AZ I'D y. m
a. Preaching a. l1D a. 10 and $50 ?. IA \. r.
Pm Mnlef. d D. Pastor
- pauTs Erflrne,i Charrh sunday school a.
s9A m- iriyln- Services as 1879 a. "a. Hnd % p
IA g. agile Fxstur.
tArr5ii change r. BpuAmlu's Reformed Churcu.--
piv5as service al y. "a
Pra~sui valley Divine service ~ ioa. ~
: -Agir
Chairman II Committee uf supply.
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of Deer Park NJ
p Church held its regular monthly meeting
at the parsonage on Friday, November 80.
1t was a very pleasant meeting. The luuies Of
the society are working in most determined
manner to pay off their proportion of the par
sonage debt, and it will not be very long be-
fore they see the realization of their efforts
There was one most delightful feature of the
meeting, and that WAS a thank offering made
to the pastor, Rev. c. J. Bnrlet'e, and his
wife. IL consisted Of sugar tea a.d soap, and
u m ,st bountiful supply Of neat, sausage, &c.
1t is needless to say how grateful aud accepta-
bic these offerings were, AMI more especially
so when they were so lovingly remembered
by on~ sister, who is unable to 20 out on ac-
count Of affection.
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Morgan liens.

Mr Wan. EyAas- near here. j. csHsA a4.- SO
lrosn severe attack IF lypaa.d ierer-
Mss l.alA BrAadvabaFs aad brother. o'
this place. rs,arasd Co :Asir haasa go Sunday.
Ailcr aa extended ys-5; Js Hssssaksoa saa
GaithsrsbagE among relatives as4 sssrra4.
Mr. Augustus S~51f. %. 3a8 HIi. fs=r
poaed his sale 10 the ton Instant. pr. aee .aa;
u Indictment ~szfhef aa sic lfA-
= Is Mary Fiahg aad brother, at Nfk-svs.. r.
ecsv eaies;aiasl b. Aass Fasal- zal ssa,ars,
au S1uiav last
NJ. J. +. step. pS wasa.a-ssa. . C.. @as
The guest u the Nssses Sess Hael N,s. a
aay jhi, zevk.
Master Car llar,aeh Is Era3a-..E, saH,a-
.,..ciu. fram severn atss s II 'ygaafl i.,-e
81 st, pes home, i4l.isaH-
Gov Sm.ih h.. d-s5ss,r.l JsH4srs d g.
,he iay ~ execution ..i Charlie Jaan.aa.
ruiuY-4
Revival services are % Prnsfess % tle-f
Park ~ r. Church. Rev e. ], bariaft~. rA.
tor iu charge.
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Personal Notes.

Miss Lula Martha. OF Rocky Ridge, is a
guest of Mrs. Mary Dihendal this city.
Mr. Henry ". Rogers aud wiie, Of New
York, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy W.
Steele Mr.. Rogers i connected with the
Western Union Telegraph Company and has
been engaged ia installing the universal code
OF the Company in the offices in this country,
travelling all over the Union Next week be
will sail for Europe TO Introduce the universal
code there
Mrs Edwin W Shriyer aud son Edwin are
visiting relatives in New York, They will
nos return for sevral weeks.
Mrs. c. H. Vanderford van the first prize
at tue Ladies Wednesday Club, which met
this week AZ Mrs. Thomas J. Coonan's. Mrs.
Henning took the second prize and Mrs.
Frank T. Miller captured the BOBBY. The
Club viii be entertained next week by Mrs,
Frank r. Shaw
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Oar section ans visited na Fu-slsy is.,
aitb good and mgga -u-,l-d rt.u
Mrs. Susie Wilson sale. up ~ataHlav as-t,
Sas Nei attended, aud tHIngs brought ,air
price She moved her family 10 Baltimore
0n Monday,
Mr.Iacub Wilmer aud sil,.. and NJ Clayton
Sanders aud .i'r Spent s.Ii their ni-r- Mrs..
Jesse Myers, few days last week su 4 bridal
lour Both couples are al i.ancasser county.
Pa
Preparations are making By our Sunday
school for Christmas entertainment.
Our public school, NIIh about 90 scholars,
seem, To be progressing finely, With lbr dis
advantage OF d, very small school rJnm VIM.
Uuger is principal aud Miss BvrF,, OF Juioi,
Mills. assistant.
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Shiloh Items.

The BrdmmeI family have again started To school.
aitera severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Emma shatier visited her parents on Tuesday,
Mrs. Blizzard, Of Hampstead. spent Sunday at
Nj VIM HArriss.
Mr. John smith lost a valuable horse this week.
Mr. aul Mrs. EiwErd Pool visited the latter's
parents, near Snydersburg, ON Monday
Many thanks 10 the Editors Of the ADVOCATE and
Sentinel for the attention. paid to the account OF
surprise party held Al shiloh in honor Of Aunt Luz
einda Lovail, one Of our highly esteemed aged
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December mercury 20 at a. IN. aud A
At > p. ~; heavy frost; partially clouay.
December 2-mercurv so at : a m. and Is at
p. m; heavy frost; iair. December 5
mercury 81 q, a. N. and 43 at , p. m. ;
heavy frost, followed by dense fog; generally
cloudy; continuous rain from To- As p. IN.
December 4-mercgry 40 at a. IN. aud A. at
p. M; rain until p. M, followed by clear
ing and blustery weather. December 81
mercury 80 at a. m. and 40 at ? p. M. par
italy cloudy with strong northwest wind.
December G-mercury 80 at Z Il. m. and IS at
, p. m; generally cloudy and blusteryi clear
at night. December mercury 80 at 7 a.
III. aud 40 at , p. ~. cloudy.
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Ennntain Valley Items.

Weight of some hogs killed: Emanuel
Forney 8, 400. 800 and 27s; John Louie l.,
42s and beef 700; Howard Warehime ,, 500;
William II. Wantz 4, 1875. and W. H. Heagy
3. 6s5.
Mr. Stonesifer, of Union Mills, moved in
Mrs. E. E. Taylors house last Monday.
Mrs 4. Z. Taylor started to clean out a
we'll on the Kooniz property, she recently
purchased, that had not been used for years,
aud found it perfectly dry. 1t is 81 feet and
5 inches deep.
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Tyrone liens.

This section was visited by a heavy rain on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mg. Charles WeIk buicber.d iour hogs
which weighed Ill5 pounds; NJ. john Powell
Two. 1881 and 3lli pounds; Mr.. John Few,
two. 10 pounds.
Mr. Joseph Freeman died ON Monday,
shortly after dinner, at his sou-lu-law's, Mr..
John +. Rooms.
Miss Lillian Formwalt is visiting friends IN
Baltimore.
Prof Kurtzeuabe. Of Harrisburg. Pa,
started a singing class ia Markers Hall on
Thursday night of last week.
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urrhanS Court.

Mouday DtcemhsT srI Hattie i Aarkr
bonded a. guardian 81 Ps4l David Mark. aaa
Helen VIVIAN Market
The lat Nili and testament a. lrrsSiah
crowl vas admitted O. prsuste snd ieft-r'
tssgRmeniary ~vre Eraairt ln Charles IT.
ka,ppie. wbo received orieF IT, a.uiy crs8t
tors.
DAVID \ Shssciis, El~iu H. Shar,t'. aiii
l.ulhef l. Shareits, acting sy~eB 3rs 81 3-7.'i
Sbaretis, reported sale, O. real estate.
Tuesday. December 4,b.--F5ssi lai,ti,arau
Of distribution Amoag creditors af bauH h.
Bousack, deceased.
Henry ". Losg administrator Of Catharioe
Long, reported sale OF personal property.
George l. Stocksialr, executor 81 johg T..
Hornberssr, reported sale ST r-ai estate.
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MARRIED.

November -. 1870. 81 Fairfield Pa. by Rev ) ,
MuckIey, Hsrry l. haumg1.Uiner ~ Tsurytowu.
Md and Miss Msry :. Wa Ter, 81 Fairfield, IA
November p. iglu. At the brides home. by Rev.
rs e. Niuuick Walter ~ Shoemaker. 81 Harvey,
Nj sfd - MarEte VI. NNybrtshr, uf Freedom
low Hshlp. Adams county, Ia
Is Rev. " 4 Grouse GA November p, 1870,
Harry !. s,ruit aud Miss Mary e.. Little all Of
Westminster Nj
November - 1901 az residence 81 the bride, in
Union Mills Nd. by Rev. J. Stewart Hartman.
EPhHaim : Bish, OF Beggs, Nd. aud Mr.. susan
Bowers
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Alesia Items.

Mr.. Carviu Rohrbaugb, Of Fowblesburg
Nd. is visiting his uncle, Mr.. |. VI. BIocher
aud family.
Mrs. John List, of Baltimore, is visiting her
relatives and friends around bore.
The Alesia Band has admitted SIX new
members making IL membership of 20.
Mrs. W. Z. Lucabaugh, who has been on
the sick list for the past week, is slowly i'm
proving.
company of Gypsies are camping near
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DIED.

No charge foG Marriage ad Deaths. Obituaries aag
Verses s cents a lsIss.
Near silver Run, Nd. November q, 1890 Eliza A
Frounielter, aged "a years, II months and - days
Farewell dear aunt. farewell.
soon shall rise 70 thee,
And when We meet no tongue can tell,
How great our Joy Will be.
Now she has left our midst,
No more on earth TO roam;
She has fingered, fingered long,
And God has called her home.
Rest. dear aunt, thy work Is done,
The cross + passed. the crown is won;
Rest from sorrow free on Canaau's shore,
Thy pain is past and feared no more.
BY HER NIECE NJ. A. AFTER.
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IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembe rance of our dear brother
ROBERT ]. HUNTER, who departed this life Deem
Der T. 1899.
He did not ask on earth to stay,
But prayed for heavens repOsei
Our brothers troubles now are past,
His pa in disturbs no more.
Bnt Jesus in his arms at last
Bore him to the heavenly shore.
But dearest brother art thou gone
Forever from our sight
Shall we no more thy face behold,
So cheerful and SO bright?
You are not forgotten brother dear,
Nor ever viii you be
For as long life or memory lasts
We viii remember thee BY THE FAMILY,
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Fine PnrkerS.

Mr.. Jacob Brehm, ST., near Carrnlton. on
Tuesday killed SIX hogs which weighed 33S,
$40, 32l, 36S, 1874 and 377 pounds
Westminster-Mr J. David Crowl, seven,
1888; James Z. Smith, FIVE, 2SS, 296, 3l5,
325 and $50; z. Maekiey. Eve, S5l, 394, 397,
AT and 443
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December Weddings.
NYGREN-SITTTG.


Mr.. Dohuea Nygren, popular letter car
rier of Westminster, was married on WedneS-
day afternoon TO Miss Louise Sitiig. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Fred. II. Sittig. lOll CRANKY
street. Baltimore. The wedding took place
at the home of the brides parents At 30
o. clock. and the ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. F. Sterger.
The bride and groom came to Westminster
the same evening. to the home Mr.. Nygren
had furnished. on East Main street, near the
Eastern Hotel.
BERNSTEIN-wYAND.
Mr.. John Bernstein. a we'll .knosu citizen
of Westminster. was married on Tuesday
evening. The ceremony took place al bis
residence. and Rev p. H. Miller, u. D.,
pastor Of Grace Lutheran Church, otficiated.
The bride was Miss K. Elizabeth Wyand. Of
Baltimore Before the wedding the bride and
groom elect were given a dinner by the
groom nephew. Mr.. John H. Mitteu. bust
ness manager of the Sentinel. Miss Florence
Hoff Miten was maid Of honor at the wedding
and Mr. John a. Mitieu best man. Those
presen, atthe wedding were Rev T. H. Miller
and wife. John H. Miiten aud wiie. Geo. 4.
Miller and wife. John J. Reese. Ed. Lynch.
Rev VIM \. Grouse, Morris Muen and wife,
Mrs. Annie l.. Niiien. Mrs. Lizzie 4. For
sythe. of Westminster: and Mr.. and Mr. l..
NJ. Selluian aud Nr. aud Mrs. samuel J.
Messersmith. Of Baltimore. Refreshments
were served and pleasant evening was spent
The bride received many gsrlul and handsome
presents
ACFFEB-
Miss Gleuua Myrtle. eldest daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs Lewis S'autier. near Union Bndge,
Nd. formerly of " alkersviile, Nd, and Mr..
Elmer Ira. youngest son Of Mr.. aud Mr.. Jesse
Crnmbacker. OF near Uuion Bridge. Nd. weTe
quietls married Tuesday evening, November
. The marriage ceremony Was performed
by Elder 6reenbary Ecker, near OuioulovU.
The bride and groom are among Union
Bridges most esiiyhable Young people and
have the sincere wishes Of large circle Of
friends for long. prosperous and happy
married life
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THE OLD TOY CHIEF,

all
wonderful
worked
months
unusual
Wand ftoysev
old
nbythe Causs distribution
sight Everything fresh and beautiful
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER s, 1890.

The date on the Label On yOaF
paper ShOiCS the time to 'chich yOUf'
subscription is paid.
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John Chowiskey was sentenced to six
years in the penitentiary by the U. s. Court.
Baltimore, Monday, for raising 81 bills TO $40
bills
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THE ANr1-cANrEEN BILL.
4 Favorable Report Ordered by the
House Military Affairs Committee.

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House Military Affairs Committee.
The Bowersock Anti-Canteen bill was
ordered by the Committee, on Military Az
fairs yesterday to be favorably reported
to the House. 1t is amended to prohibit
the sale of liquor in the Capitol CT other
public buildings.
The bill was introduced to apply to
premises used for military purposes -
These words were stricken out. making the
bill apply to ANY premises used or owned
by the United States" The bill follows:
"A bill to prevent the selling Of or deal
ing in beer wine, or any Intoxicating
drinks in any post exchange, or canteen,
or transport, or upon any premises used
or owned by the United States.
'Be it enacted. ETC.. That the sale of,
or dealing in beer. wine, or any intoxi-
eating drinks as a beverage by any person
in any pest exchange. or oanteen. or trans
port. or upon any premises used or owned
by the United States. Is hereby prohibited.
Section 9 That the penalty for any vio-
iation Of this act shall be not less than
Sl00 and not more than $500 for each Of
fence
The vote on the bill was to 8. and 1,
is said to have been:
Yeas-Hull. Marsh Clpron. Dick. Sulzer
Leptz, Hay and Jett
Nays-Sayden. Parker. and Stevens.
The bill was supported by the Rev. VIII
bur F. Crafts. head of the Reform Bureau
and Mrs ]. Ellen Foster. and was op-
posed by Secretary Root Adjutant General
Corbin. General Miles. and a majority oi
the officers of the Army.