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CASE.
THE QUESTION OF REMOVAL WILL
BE TAKEN TO COURT
Of APPEALS.

The grand jury at the present term
OF the Circuit Court for Carroll
county indicted the TideWater Port
land Cement Company of Union Bridge
on the charge OF maintaining a nui-
sance. That corporation operating
one OF the largest plants of Its char
aeter, engaged In the making OF ce-
ment and hydrated lime, Is alleged by
Its failure to provide some method OF
arresting the dust TO be causing great
discomfort and injury to the people
OF Union Bridge, and damaging their
residences and other buildings and
injuring vegetation. Governor Tenor
OF Pennsylvania Is the president OF
the company and William ]. O'BrIen,
Esq, Of Baltimore, its secretary and
general counsel
The true bill was found on May 18th.
On June 4th, the company fled, by
Messra O'Brien and ]. Milton Reif-
! snider. Its suggestion and affidavit
for removal, alleging that 1t could
not have a fair trial In Carroll county.
The motion for removal was heard
yesterday by Associate Judge Brasil
ears. AfldaYIts Of James Pearre
Wantz. Rev. Calvin s. Slagle, Jacob
Brehm. James T. Trayer. Edward o.
Dtffendal, Horace L. shipley. Vachel
b. Griffee. John T. Brown. p. A
Rineman. George /. Benson, Charles
Il. Smelser. BurrieT Cookson, Or. Luth-
or Kemp. J. II. Dlffendai, Edward
r. Relndollar. DIR. Clotworthy Blrnie,
| George A. Arnold. Norman b. Hagan.
! Dr. Franklin II. Seiss, and others
chiefly residents Of UniontoWn. New
| Windsor and Taneytown districts,
with few from other districts in the
county, all OF whom testified to the
fact that they had heard the case
much discussed and that the bias OF
| public opinion was against the cor
poratIon in the matter of the charges
made, end that IN their opinion It
could not secure an impartial trial
| here. A number of others on the
stand testified to the same effect.
States Attorney Weant eontented him
self With opposing the removal, but
put no witnesses on the stand.
Judge nrasheara In the exercise OF
HIS discretion refused the prayer for
removal. basIng his determination
! largely on the action Of the Court In
Baltimore denying the removal of the
] Downs case. Downs vas indicted for
a felony charged With crime which
affected every taxpayer Of Baltimore
city. IN the present case only The
residents Of Union Bridge are direct
! ly affected IN the opinion Of the
Court : Jury from other sections OF
] the county can be secured TO give
| the accused corporation q fair trial.
At the hearing of the question many
extracts from editorials and eorTes-
pondenee IN newspapers OF the coun-
! ty. In which the history Of the con-
duct OF the plant, protests of citizens.
alleged injuries 10 the community and
public indignation meetings. b. which
knowledge OF the alleged prejudice
created. we're read 20 the Court.
Notice vas given OF appeal from
the decision OF Judge Brashears and
the question will be taken to the
Court Of Appeals on writ Of error.
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Walker.

MrE. Mary Walker. wife OF William
Il. Walker. o. near Fnydersburg. died
on Tuesday, June 10Th, at the Mary
land University Hospital. Baltimore.
where ahe had been taken the Sunday
previous. and had been operated upon
on Monday. Ter age was BIZ years. Il
months and q days Besides her hua=
band ahe Is survived BY Two sons and
tHo daughters. George I. Walker. o.
near snydersbnrg: Howard Walker. Of
Memphis, Tenn; Mrs. Harvey 7. Rill.
OF Hampstead. and Mrs. Arthur Lynch.
OF Hanover, Pa: ten grandchildren
and the following brothers and sis
ters: George p Smith. Of Woodens-
burg; Clemson Smith. Of Pennsyl-
vania: Noah Smith. Of Baltimore. and
Mrs. sue KelIar, Of Cumberland.
Funeral services were held today at
M. Union United Brethren Church. OF
which Mrs. Walker had been a menu
Der for many years. Rev. George w.
strlne offIciated and the palIbearers
were: John IL Lelster. George stoufiie.
George Stair. Peter Miller, Alonzo
ShIpley and Noah Houck. Funeral
c. '. Upton & Son.
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AmoHnalI.

: quiet buI pretty home wedding
took place at the home o. the brides
aunt. MrH Charles Weaver. Fourth
avenue and Park Heights. Baltimore.
on Thursday. June ;. when Mr.. Charles
Arnold. OF Union Mills. and MIas MIN
ME Dell. Of Westminster. we're married
b. the Hsy. John Kemp Horn. OF
Park Heights. The bride wore =
beautiful gown o. lingerie and car
rIad American Beauty rosea. She
was given away BY Mr. Vernon Dell.
OF the United States SaYY. The at
tendanIs we're Miss Bezale Gilbert.
o. Norfolk. "a. Flo atanahury. OF
Park Heights. and Mr. Carl MohT. OF
baltimore The house va beautiful
II decorated With cut flowers and pot
ted plants After the ceremony re-
freahmsnta we're served After June
10. they vii he a the groom.a home.
at Union Mills.
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BamettLMshaeI.

: quiet wedding took place We'd
neHdaY afternoon at 40 o'clock In
Baltimore. which IL of interest 10
many Carroll eornIIaua. AZ the Erooms
family formerly resided IN this city.
1t saa that o. Nj FItz James TART
let, on Of tn laIe NJ George Bart
lei and Mrs Willie 4 bartlett. OF
Baltimore. to Mis- Marguerite Mich
a4l. OF Baltimore The ceremony vas
performed At St 6regory.s Catholic
Church. on Gilmore street. Baltimore,
There wera NJ attendants
Directly afIerward Mr.. and hrs.
bartlett ieft for Atlanta. ia. where
the groom has accepted a position as
drug clerk.
Hr. Bartlett wHs fnr Home years
clerk n the drug store Of Mr. J. ].
Rose, this citY He Il nephew of
Mrs Mary Anderson. Green street
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WEDDINGS.
lhanmanEMemnnan.

Miss Martha Custis McMurran, for
merly OF this city, was married to
Mr.. William Hayes Chapman at noon
Wednesday at the home Of her eous-
ins, the Misses Gibbs, 1929 Bolton
street. Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. Dr. William NJ.
Dame. rector OF Memorial Protestant
Episcopal Church The bride was
given in marriage by her brother. Mr..
Holmes McMurran. OF Newport News.
Va. and was attended by her sister,
Miss Anna Lee McMurran, as maid OF
honor.
Mr.. Chapman's brother. Mr.. Robert
Breckenridge Chapman, vas his best
man.
The bride is = great=great-grand
daughter OF Martha Washington and
q cousin Of Gen. Robert Z. Lee.
Mr.. Chapman Il son OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Breckenridge
Chapman. of Baltimore county, and .
grandson Of the late William Chapman.
Of Caroline Felix. one Of the oldest
estates In Maryland. On his mothers
side he is related TO well-known
Maryland and Virginia families. lie
has been connected with the Merchants
and Mechanics National Bank for 4
number Of years.
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WESTMINSTER CHOSEN FOR NEXT
YEAR
Stale Flremen's Convention VIII
Heet Here sext June-LOcal Fire
Company Hell Represented at
HasIernu0Tf

About 20 members OF the Weatmins-
ter Fire Department attended The
State Eiremen's Convention at Vest
ernporI this week. Tue parade
trafersed The towns Of Westernnort
and Luke. Md. and Piedmont. West
Va
The prize for having the most men
in line weat 10 FrosIbnrg Fire De-
parIment and The prize for the best
appearance was awarded the Water
Witch Hook aud Ladder Company. of
Annapolis.
Westminster was selected AZ the
meeting place nexI year. President
DIehm reported that three nes com
panIes had been admitted last year.
N amendment 70 the constitution
was passed to increase the benefits on
1 q bilIIIes Incurred while on duty TO
double what they are # present
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Ths Church OF God. uniontowu. vii
graduate class of i've young IadlaH
IN tsaohsr.trainlng, with appropriate
exerelseH on Sunday morning. June
:. n II o'clock. The graduates ar
Misses blanche. Bertha aud Edith
Fhriner. ArmInta Murray and Virginia
Davis
TIE program NIli = n follows D.
soiional services. Hes. / r Murray
Introduction. Jesse ! Garner. super
IntendenI. EasaY. The BIbie aud It
hooks. Virginia Davis EHHay. The
Bible School. blanche Shfineri EssaY.
Old TcaIHmen; Institutions. bertha
shrlHer. EsHay The Teacher au1 III
Work. Edith shrlnef. Essay. A gies
q. and : Plea for Teacher Training.
ATmInta Murray. Solo, ArmIntA Aur=
ray: Address. District President Aurz
~ Address. Opportunities. County
President YeIscf. Address II gfadu=
aIea. State Secretary. KIndIey. PR
aeDtafion of Diplomas.
This service VII b instructive and
interesting. Everybody i invited.
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ChIldren's Da, ut Thomas Chapel.

! very beautiful and interesting
fhiidren's Day service was held At
Thomas Chapel. TanneTy, On Sunday
evening. June s. The church vas
beautifully decorated and the child
rem well trained under the lnatrue-
lions Of the superintendent. Miss
Blanche X. naer. Those having parts
were 0rgunlst. Miss Amanda Green;
aornetiaIs, Nr. John Houck and Mr.
Andrew HImler: singing b. the
school prayer by the pastor. Rev. G.
Z. foltz. Scripture reading: recitation,
welcome" Irene Green; singing. by
the school. recitation, Daisies. Miss
Minnie Bowman: exercise. Gift of
Graeos.s Matte Long, and Ida Lowe;
exerelse. Queen OF Summer" Queen,
Miss May Breitxeiser; attendant, Miss
Mary Lowe: fairies, Alice Glary,
Margaret Sharp. Irene Green, Zerllda
Sharp; singing by the school; recita-
ton. "Children'a Day Greetings" by
IaRne Bowman; recitation, Child
ren's Day Message by Alice Glary;
singing by primary class: exercise,
out and Out" by flya Hughes. Ray
nor Green, Irene Green and David
Bltzel; recitation, Sumner BY
Belle cIary: recitation. Flowers for
ehildren.s Day by Margaret Sharp;
recitation. Just one Day" BY zirilda
Sykes, solo. by Margaret Sharp: e.
erclae. Willing Workers. BY i've
young ladies, Misses Ida elary,
Anna SIes, Amanda Green, Marie
Long and Mary Lowe. recitation,
Master and the Children Evelyn
Bowman; singing b. the school; reel
Iation. More Work. b. Ida Lowe;
recitation, "0ne Day BY Grace
Barnes: address By the pastor. Rev.
G. c. Foltz; collection; singing BY the
school; DenedictIon.
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DudIerI6knd.

! very pretty wedding was esle=
bfated at the Lutheran parsonage In
tinIonIown when Mr.. William W.
Dudderar and Mis- Helen V. Eckard.
both Of Oak Orchard. were united In
marriage by The brides pastor, Rsy.
@. W. BauEhman. The bride va gown
cd in : white embroidered Yolle trimm-
Cd In lace. She carried q shower
bouquet Of ferns and flowers. The
young couple we're accompanied b. the
brides sister. Mis- Nellie Eckard and
Mlzs Helen Dudderar. Thomas Dudder-
ar. MIss Maude getts. Hrs. Harvey
Erb and Mr Charles smeIBeF.
After the ceremony The party, With
tha pastor and hIs wife. was invited
% the home Of Mr. Charles smeiser
where refreshments we're served
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IInnar.

Mrs. Adelaide Richards Horner
wife OF Mr.. George v. Horner, OF
Finkshnrg. died at her late residence,
Friday morning, June Il. at 80
o'clock aged % years, II months and
is days. She is survived b. her
husband and the following children:
Mrs. Joseph stoekadaIg, Of Fnks-
burg, hrs. |. Tyson Haiden, Of Gar
riaon; Mrs. John ID. Melville, Of
Chambershurg, Pa: Misses Maud and
Edith Horner. of Finksburg; Willie
j., and Z. Atlee. of Baltimore, and DR..
Glenn ". Horner, Of Westminster.
Funeral services will be held at /
p. m. Sunday. at the Methodist Pro-
Ieatant Church at Finksburg. Car
riages will meet The train. Rev.
Carroll Maddox will officIate. The
pallbearers will be her grandsons: !:
George N. Howard, John Melville,
George II. Melville. Guy 7. Haiden,
Chester II. Haiden and Clarence
Stoeksdale.
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MalEIArrIm0n.

Miss Helen Barrow Ianrlmare.
daughter Of Mr. and Mra Thomas
DaNson Larrlmore. who moved from
Westminster u baltimore little
over wear ago, vas married TO DR..
FrHnk Hicks Wake. Of Shreveport,
Ia. at noon yesterday II the home OF
the brides parents. 2l0s North Charles
street The ceremony was performed
by Rex s. Hilton 0rriek, Of this city,
In The presence Of the tso families
and a feH intimate friends. Mrs.
Emory Marcus Newton. sister of the
bride, Vas the maIron OF honor md
Mr.. Newton was the best man. After
a wedding journey Doctor and Mrs.
Wake viii be at home aI 41a Trans
street. Shreveport. La
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I.8f-Rleharda.

Miss Grace Elizabeth Richards.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Richards. of Hampstead. was
quietly married to MIR Theodore
Newton Ieef. youngest son Of Mrs.
Blanche Ieef. OF Helsterstogn. on
Thursday. June 8. at ; o'clock. at the
Anpoid Methodist Episcopal parson=
aEe. y the brides former pastor
Rev. Nilsson Thomas.
The only attendants were Miss
Georgia nupp. cousin OF the bride
Miss Helen Wrestraupel. OF Balti-
moro. and Mr. Marshall Wagner. OF
Hampstead.
The bride wore . cream nuns
yelling dress trimmed In cream satin
with hat and gloves to meteh. The
groom wore tho conventional black.
Mr. and Mr.. Leef will mako their
home With the brides parents. for the
present.
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aflhadIrI Prele.lanI Charek.

Summer Sabbath aerxIeea--9.ao :
II. Sunday school: 100 .. m. and
s y. m. Public Worship. Themes
Forgetting" and How Much More
Z D. m. Christian EnlnaFoT service.
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actlodIz4 rnIseonaI Church.

Sunday school e1h a, m morning
worship 1870 O'Clock Children'a Day
exercises p II. Prayer meeting.
Wednesday. p. N.
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niger, Trappe; Jessie Lambeth Shaw,
Westminster; Martha Elizabeth
Thomas. Frostburg: Evelyn Walter.
Washington. ID. G.
The Homer RolL
The following students OF the
graduating class are entitled to hon
ors rs follows:
Valedletory: Howell Kurtz Smith and
Mary Alice schwanInger. Salutatory:
Irving ElwaY Phillips, Martha Eliza
beth Thomas, and Mary Elizabeth Davis
the two young ladies being tie.
! summa Cum Iaude: Howell Kurtz
Smith, Irving Elway Phillips, Roger
Xavier Day. Howard Philip Doub
Mary Alice schsaninger. Martha
IjsfEabtth Thomas. Cum Laude: Ger
VII Gardner Hill. John Bernard Bark
~, Lester augustus Hall, John Ed
aSrd Stokes. Mary Elizabeth Davis,
Henrietta Hnop.
In the junior cIass-=0old medals
Clyde Elmer Burgee. Frederick. and
Mabel Durham. BaIaif. Honorable
mention. Harry Edward Blair. Hag-
erstoWn: Jerome Rockhold Cox. Pres
ton. Eullla Clifford Ryall, FruItland; I;
Carl Lawyer schaeffer. Westminster
Meta Frances EppIer, Cumberland:
Seya Pharea. Cumberland
In the sophomore eIass--Gold
medals: Russell Kephart Pfoffer
Relsterstown. and Grace Rebecoa Gar
Der. Hagerztown. Honorable men
ton. Paul Roscoe Holts, Frederick.
Alberta Virginia Haden. Washington,
.. z. Mary Rebecea Whltmore. West
minater Margaret Galley, Cardiff.
In the freshman elaaH--Gold med
als: John IHas Green. LeemonI. Va.
and Clara eroHsley ssartz. BeIaIr.
Honorable mention Lewis Radford.
Monroe. Ga. Martha Ruth LaCompte.
Baltimore. Sophia Louise KIrwan,
Eloyds; Frances starr Norment. Baltl-
more
Gold medal In piano. Mary Eliza
beth DaYia. fredericksburg. Honorable
mention Marguerite Skunk and Ger
ITude Royer. Westminster.
Gold medal IN sloonuon Pearl
Williams FiHhel. Vaughan. :. {.
Norment elocution gold medals.
Sophomore claas--Waitar Louis
Graefe. 0HInKs Hlila. Ann Marie JeH-
fer. Ieater1ilIe. Freshman class Louis
Radford. Monroe. Ga barbara ThekIa
WillIa. Norton
Society oratorIem contest. Merrill
tTophy-Irving society Newell tros
Browning Society.
Bates prize IBeHI ail=round mani
Harry spurEeon BeHll, Silver Spring.
State intercollegiate oratorieal
Contest Gold medal for second place
Irving FlHay Phiillpa. Salisbury.
Graduates In Pedagogy.
John Bernard Baker. Harry Spur
Eeou Beall. John smith blllluEsles.
Frank Bowers, IaaHe Vernon Drum
hAuFh. William Dounea ceeIi. Alvin
Young CostaT. Roger Xavier DaT.
Howard Philip noub. James AeIntiFs
Fisher. James Gather. Lester Angus.
taR nalI. GeTyta Gardner Ill. VIII
am Ogden IAHEford Irving Elwas
Phillips Paul Christopher PhIilipz.
T John Francis Reese. Howell Aurtz
Smith. John Edward Stokes. Eleanor
Anna nlTekhaad. Marian Kathleen
Howan. Edith Ma nruvn. s4ssy Eliza.
beth Davis. Marian Jenkins Ga
breath. Irene Wilson Gillespie
Myrtle Elizabeth HaIIowaY. Nary 1ans
HcCaffreY. label F1zicr Miller. Kath.
crime Marie Noble. Elizabeth Virginla
Perkins. Henrietta Hoon. Allea
+ anlngcf. Martha Elizabeth
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unIonio.n Iatheran Charwe.

WInter.z-Ghildfen.H Day service at
n a. III.
Mt rnIbn-p Preaching service n 2.ag
u. m. IT,. { y. nanghman. pastor
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are..

After a lingering illness, Mrs. X.
Elizabeth Gore, wife OF the late
Thomas J. Gore. died early Monday
morning At her home IT ReisterstoHn.
Mrs. Gore had been In III health for
the past few months. She vas the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bergman, well-known residents OF
ReIsterstoHn. She is survived by one
son. William Gore. and one daughter.
Mrs, Robert Burton. Two grand
children also survive. The funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon At }
o'clock. Burial n Lutheran Gene
terry, ReiaIersIown. The palIbearers
were George Uhler. Frank YInglIng,
Frank Hanghey, William shTiYer.
Guatayus and Charles CLANCY. Ser
vices At the home and grave we're con-
dueled by Rev. George Hazel.
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liraee Lutheran Church.

Rev. George L. Brown viii preach
Sunday morning. and chIldren's Day
exercises viii be held In the evening.
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llxle

Mr.. Fannie oais. aife OF Ar, VII
lam 0gis. died On Friday morning II
: O'Clock at the home 81 her sister
Mfa. william BiHer. 1T Pleasant. O
acute indigestion She was about :
years of aga nesides nor husband
hhs Il survived = one zon, Norman.
O near Frederick. and four brothers
and lHo sisters. Charles Il, Miller. O
Frederick. John V. OF baltimore.
William 6. Of near Pearl clifford G.
o nazr ~. AIR. and ArA. William
Hlaor. ana Mrs Robert BurrieF. Of
WoodaboHo.
The funeral tonk place on Monday
morning. Services Here held nj the
Methodist Lutheran Church. at Md
dIHtoEn. InIsrmant Haz made II ths
cemetery adjoining tie church.
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The world Is brighter because no
man can have happiness and be slingy
With II.
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C0Ter

Mrz. Ann !. Cover. widow OF the
late David Cover. died n her home
near Thurmont. Sunday. June :, aged
II years, months and q daya.
Nra. Cover was q daughter OF the
late George aud Rachel Derr Nikeaell.
Hrs Cover Is survived BY one son.
Mr. William 4. Cover. Of near En-
mIlsburg. and one daughter. Mrs.
William YInglIng. with whom she had
her home.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon IN the United Brethren
church, her pastor. Hey. p. Z. Hell
mer, officiating.
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EusE

After lying unconscious since the
accident Of Wednesday morning II
which he Va seriously injured. MT.
Edward Meade Fuss. Of near Emlnits-
burg. passed away Saturday morning
Mr.. FuHs Has hufI In an accident
uhen hia team o. fYe horses hiIched
% a loaded farm wagon frightened aI
train which wa passing. L IL sup
posed thai he va knocked down and
tramnlsd upon while Irying % control
the horses. lie HAa found IN an nn-
conscious condition N the road
Besides hia wife. Ar Fuss leaves
seven children. ranging IN age from
abouI 10 = years. none of Hhom
arc married. Mr. FuHa Haa about s.
years OF age na saa : Esll=Io-da
farmer and selI known throughout
the section n which he lived. II
married : Ms HaumEaTdneT. daugh.
ter Of Moses BaumgardneT, q Carroll
county. The deceased NaA ; Hon o
tie iHIs John fuaH.
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Frizzeu.

Mr. William Y. Frizzeil, an ex-judge
of the Orphans Court OF this county,
died Friday afternoon, June 8, al his
home near Bloom. In Franklin district.
n his sixty-fourLh year. Mr.. FTizzell
vas elected Judge Of the Orphans
Court In 1896, as Republican and
vas reelected In 1899 By a consider
able majority when the county was
carried by the Democrats By a large
plurality. He was a farmer and WAS
also IT one time engaged In merchan-
dizing He was for nearly 40 years
director Of the Dug Hill Fire In
enranee Company and was repeatedly
and for many years 4 member Of the
Republican State Central Committee,
He supported Roosevelt for the pTeal-
deney last year, but after the election
declared bis adhesion to the RepublI-
can party. He was . member Of
Door 10 Virtue Lodge. No. 46, 4. F.
and 4. n, Of this city.
Mr. Frizzell Is survived by two
daughters and one son. Mrs. Aubrey
J. Stem. OF Winfield: Miss GoldIe
Frizzell. at home. aud Mr. Harvey l.
F.rizzell. near Bloom also b. the fol
lowing brothers and sisters Mis-
AddIe Frlzzell and Mrs. Emma Zim-
norman. Of this city. and Mr. Andre.
p. Frizzell. Of Bloom. Ills wife. who
vas Misc Henrietta Lindsay. OF near
Uloom, died II years ago.
Mr.. Frizzell's father died In 1868.
lie vas , huckatsr and while on his
Eay 70 Baltimore one day fell ont Of
his wagon on the liberty road and
died almost instantly. William I.
Frizzell. though only n lad Of u II
the Tine. undertook the management
Of the farm and made a success Of i.
lie vas N upright man In al h
dealings and possessed the unlimited
confidence OF all who knew him.
Mr.. FrIzzeli vas ono Of the dlree-
turA Of tho Farmers. and Mechanics
National Bank Of Westminster. and
Has ; life long member Of Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church where hi
funeral vas held Sunday afternoon.
according to The ritez OF the Masonic
Order. The pallbearers. members of
tie lodge. were. Claude AliEfTg, Ralph
HsifanIder. DT J. : Myers. T. Q.
Grimes. Jr.. Victor Norton and ".
Frank Thomas The funeral waa the
largest efar held IN Salem Church.
HaY. Il. Z. Hall. tho pastor. ofiieIated.
e. N. Waltz funeral director.
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IIIooM
Bloom. n
ID lInm II

Roland Edgar Bloom. aon OF AT.
and Mfs. David bloom, q near Den
nInRa. died q 12z30 o'clock. Sunday
morning. June :. OF pefItouItla. IL
waa taken sieE tha Thnraday previous.
and vas Aged Just ie years. and Ave
days Besides hi parents. h Is sur
vIYed by three brothers. Wellington.
Of syEeasIlle. Holly. IT home. Dallas.
living In California and i've sisters
Mrs- Claude Wit. Of HnionyiIle. Irz.
CHAslsa Harnea, near DenDinEa, 1rH.
Weldon snahaum. near Inionfille
Misses ZaIma and Frances, II home.
Funeral services were held IN Tues
d. morning n It James Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Hsy. Mr..
Fielding, The pastor. officiating. The
pallbearera we're. Arthur Nall. Ray
mond stufler. Chester Myers. Samuel
Myers. Roland FarYer aud Albert Far
YER. Funeral director. G. NJ. Waltz.
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Presidents Reception.

From Z till o'clock on Saturday
evening, President Lewis gave his
annual reception 10 the faculty and
students OF the college and # o'clock
the class receptions were held In the
class halls followed By the cremation
of Cicero b. the freshmen and a
beautiful display Of fireworks on the
campus In front OF the main building.
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The next event Of interest IN con
neetion with the commencement Yai
the unveilIng and dedication by th'
senior class OF stained window II
the stage of Alumni Hall on Saturday
afternoon.
The window represents EuteTpe one
of the nine NEUROLOGICAL muses., anC
the design is In harmony With th'
character, being a beautiful female
figure, having a flute In her nand
Euterpe, In mythology. is the mus
presiding over lyric poetry and Il
whom the invention of the flute II
ascribed.