The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-02-10
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS.
Transfers of Real Estate.

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Frederick Building Association OF Fred
erick County to the Frederick Improve
ment Company, real estate in city, $3.50
Reno s. Harp ct al, trustees, to William
B. Cutshall, real estate in county, $I2,-
500. "a.
Lewis O. Whip to William F. De
Grange. real estate in county, $3.50.
Milton c.. Urner and Mazzeppa Zlm-
norman and Minnie NJ Krise, trustees,
to lanes A. Stevens, real estate III county,
500. =,
Frank c. Norwood and wife to Mary
f. Woman, one and one half lots on
Rockwell Terrace, $4,000.
Hezekiah Cline to John X. Cline, real
estate in county, 500.
Henry E Biser to Eliza A. E. Blser,
real estate in county, S. and other con-
siderations.
Charles H. Brown and Vincent Sebold,
trustees, to Daniel r. Rouzer, Jr., 39I
acres, square perches of land, S3,35I.
Daniel r. Rouzer, Jr, and wife to
Charles H. Brown, 3r9 acres, square
perches of land, $685..
Sarah A. Z. Craver TO John L. Craver
and wife, lots in Lewistown, $40 and
other considerations.
Christian Smith to Jacob Engelbrecht,
house and lot on West Church street, $40.
Lewis T. Wachter and Granville Wach-
ter 10 Hannah Z. Powell, real estate in
I county, $50.
Thomas H. Davis and wife to William
| c. Davis and Willard +. Davis, real
estate in Woodville district $3.50.
Jacob NJ. Kanode and wife TO H..
! Keefer Delauder, real estate in county.
| e and other considerations
II. Keeier Delauder 10 Ella M Kanode,
real estate in county, S. and other con-
| siderations.
Adrian Tsilen, Jr., to Matilda d. J. Lee,
real estate in county, S..
Orphans Court.
Inventories of personal property and
real estate of Evaline c. House, de-
ceased, filed
First and final account of Jacob Rohr-
back, executor of Christopher c. Mark,
| deceased, filed.
Third and final account of Isaac NJ.
| Motter, Lewis E. M0tter and Augustus
| A. Houck, executors Of Lewis NJ. Motter,
deceased, filed and distribution made.
Letters of administration in the estate
of Evaline c. House, deceased, granted
Letters of administration i'll the estate
of Sarah Bowlus, deceased granted TO
! Wilbur Bowlus and Edward l. Bowlus,
administl ators.
Letters of administration in the estate
of lanes Henry Shields. deceased,
granted TO Frank L. Stoner, administra
tor.
Letters Of administration III the estate
| OF Nicholas c. Strawsburg, deceased,
granted to Mary s. Strawsburg. admins
tratrix.
First and final account of Frank /
Stoner, guardian to James Henry Shields
filed
Third account Of Frank I. stoncf,
guardian to Charles L. Shields, filed.
First and final account of Amanda c.
Monkey, Administrative TO Reuben NJ.
Monkey, deceased, filed and distribution
made.
First and final account Of Frank l.
Stoner, administrator of James II. Shields,
filed and distribution made.
Report of sale of the real estate Of Mary
B. Gelwicks, deceased, filed.
Inventory of current money in the
estate of Nicholas c. StraWsburg. de
ceased, filed.
Report OF sales Of stocks and bonds in
the estate Of Charles A. Tucker. deceased,
filed.
First and final account Of Charles E.
Staup, administrator Of John NJ Staup,
deceased, filed.
Marriage Licenses.
Walter L. Fritz, of New Windsor. and
Mary NJ. Horning. of Oak Orchard.
Henry Hughes Powell and Emma Bell,
both of Leesburg, Va.
| Thomas Trice, of Adamstown. and
Erma Morningstar, of Flint Hill.
John William Talbot, Of Park Mills.
and Admire Koontz DAVIS, of Green Val
ley.
Benjamin Moffett, of Washington, and
Helen Ramsburgh, of Frederick.
The first trolley car to make the run to
| Yellow Springs was car AZ. The tripwas
made on Friday last arriving there at s. 20
O'Clock. The car was in charge of Motor
man Charles Tltow and Conductor Paul
| Mahoney.
bodies of their daughters, by putting
them in rompers' and sending them
out to play with the boys.
Every normal being should engage
In some form of constructive occupa-
ton. The woman Is no exception, and
the education of the woman of the flu
ture should include not only effective
physical development and an adequate
training in acknowledge, but also
training that will enable her to fill
some position in life and fill 1t well.
Home life Is narrowing and unless sup
plemented by education leads to the
life in social sets so disastrous to the
development of individuality"
Mr. Nearing adds that there are five
groups of women who should always
be engaged In some form Of gainful oc
cupation He Classics these groups
as follows:
First, girls between the end of
their schooling and their marriage.
Second, women who are suffering
from any transmissible disease or de-
feet should be absolutely denied the
privileges of motherhood and should,
therefore, spend their adult lives in
some form of industrial occupation.
I'm the third place, women who are
seniuses-perhaps one in ten thousand
and the social value of whose careers
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