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CLERGY AND LA|TY
TO MEET IN THEATER
Pastors and Their Congrega-
tions Plan to Get in Close
Touch With Each Other.

At a gathering of Protestant clergy
and laity at the New National Theater
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
Rev DIR. Randolph H. McKim, pastor
of the Epiphany Episcopal Church, will
sneak on why We Are Protestants."
The meeting is the outgrowth Of an
effort on the part Of the churches to
effect an arrangement whereby their
clergy and laity will be brought into
closer touch with each other and
through which they will ge abe to act
together on questions touching. the
Protestant creed.
The services will be in charge of q
committee representing the Methodist
Episcopal. Presbyterian Episcopal,
Lutheran and Baptist churches. The
members ere the Rev. DR.. Wallace Rad
cliffe. pastor of the New York Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church: the Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith, pastor of st. John s
Protestant Episcopal Church: the Rev.
J.. ]. Muir. of the Temple Baptist
Church: the Rev. W. r. Wedderspoon,
of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
and the Rev. Charles F. Steck, pastor
OF the Epiphany Lutheran Church.
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Lounging Robes and Dress
ing Coins, of fine blankets,
woolen fabrics and silks, made in
parious styles and beautifully
finished.
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WhaIen Takes Oath As
Montgomery Sheriff

Montgomery county has a new sheriff.
Benjamin Peyton Whalen, chosen at
the last election, took the oath of office
before the clerk of the circuit court
at Rockville. and his bond of $4,000
was approved by Judge Edward, C.
Peter.
Sheriff Whalen appointed the follow
ing deputies: William E. Viett, Enoc c.
Ramey, Aaron R. Heditt Clarence T..
Anders, Robert L. Saunders. Thomas E.
Hampton, ]. Melvin Etchison, Randolph
Luhn. Mel Linth'cum, Irving Ray, Dean
Darby, William Fidler, Artemus Sulli-
van. Edward Wise. Eugene Fling, and
Maurice n. Cissel.
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Major Tracy to Speak
On Social Activities

Major Ruth Tracy, of London. prom
inent officer Of the Salvation Army and
editor of The Deliverer, one of the Sal
walton Army's English publications, will
speak at the local headquarters of the
army, $50 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, tonight at 8 o'clock, on rescue and
social work.
Major Tracy arrived in New York
last Friday. and came to Washington
last night She Is being entertained at
the home of Miss Edith Roscoe, 2017
street northwest. Major Tracy will
speak in several Eastern cities, and will
be in the United States about one month.
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Thirty-Three Million
Publications Issued

More than 33,oO0o0O publications We're
circulated by the Department of Agri-
culture during the last fiscal year. ac-
cording to the annual report of Joseph
A. Arnold editor and chief Of the Bu-
reau of Publications of the department.
Farmers bulletins continue to be
popular" he says. "Since the series was
established in 1890. $40 bulletins have
been issued. During the year forty-two
new Farmers Bulletins were prepared
and printed, the total number of copies
heinR 2SSS OO0"
The Washington times., 1913-12-12

House Goats, of chepiots,
broadcloths, pelpets, and Persian
silks; many elegant new effects;
nep Norfolk model.
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Charity Bazaar
Repeated Today

The bazaar. tea and dance given at
the hotel Raleigh yesterday, for the
benefit Of the Aid Association for the
Blind Is being repeated today. The
teas are being held from to 10 p. m.
while the dancing begins at O'Clock
and closes at midnight.
Mrs Flora Dyer supervised the dances
and pretty girls sold Christmas fancy
work over the counters of the bazaar
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S3.Z5 to $500.

Exquisite French and English
Silk Neckwear, in simple or elab-
crate colorings and patterns;
striped, fancy figured and Jac-
guard designs.
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Handsome Tub Silk SHIRTS.
each one guaranteed to ldunder::
plain neglige and ted-bosoni
styles, including the new nopeHy
thousand tucked bosonrs.
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Sl.OO to t5.00.

-Fownes' DENIS and Perin's
English and French-made Gloves
that have no superior for qnolit,
Of skins and excellence of make.
The Washington times., 1913-12-12
Suffrage" Her Topic.

Miss Janet Richards will address an
open meeting of the District Of Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs, at the
PUBLIC Library tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock. Her subject will be Suffrage. I"
Mrs. Ellis Logan, president of the Fed
Grafton, will preside.
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Italian Admiral Removed.

ROME, Dec. y12.-Admiral Cagni was
removed from his command because his
flagship. the battleship San Giorgio, re-
Gently went aground at Messina.
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Florence, who was u on the 18th day
of February. The evening vas spent
In various games, instrumental and
vocal music. At 10 o'clock there was
3 call from the dining room where
refreshments were served. consisting
of cakes, candies, fruit, nuts and
lemonade. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-FdWard Wise.
Harry Albaugh, Ell Null, John Smith,
William Crosse, George Sharrer, John
e. Ebaugh, William Myers. Wesley
Null, Curyan Webster, Edward Web
ster Samuel Shaffer; Mesdames-Ed-
ward Houck, Arthur Benedict, David
J. Yingling, William II. Ruby. Wilmer
Houck, Andrew Snyder, George Leis-
Misses Florence Wise, Viola Reed.
Annie Sharrer, Florence Yingling.
Mary Benedict, Evelyn Myers. Sadie
shaffer, Esta Wise Mary Houek, May
Ippy, Eva Webster, TreYa Rhoten,
Lille Null. Alice Reed, Hazel Al
baugh, Mabel Yingling, Esther Null.
Grace Simmons, May Myers, Sadie
zepp, Annie Snyder; Messrs.-John
Reed, Edward G. Gummel. Eryan
Ruby, Clarence Miller, Emory Smith.
Lester Leppo, Harry Myers. Thomas
Simmons. Walter Stephan, Clarence
sharrer, George Snyder, Benjamin
Croft, John Shaffer, John Benedict.
Frank Reed, Lee shaffer, Melvine Al
baugh, Walter Ruby, Edgar Rhoten.
Miss Florence Yingling spent Sun
day with Miss Goldle Zepp.
Mr.. Edward G. Gummel spent Sun
day with Mr.. William Sharrer, at
Roseville.
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RUNDOWN PEOPLE
Made Strong by vinol.

Rundown conditions are caused
~ ovsrrork, worry, too close Con-
anemsnt. q chronic cough or cold
which It Is dif1cult to cure.
We vant TO szy to eyerT person IN
this eondition-Jou need Yinol. our
delicious cod liver and iron tonic
without oil, the great strength ere
ator. L will supply iron 10 the blood
in the most easily assimIiated form.
create : good. healthy appetite.
strengthen your digestive oTgnns and
make you eat better, sleep better and
feel better.
A case has Jul come 10 our attsn-
ton from West Scranton. Pa. Nh
chAa Proper says: For three years
was all run down. weak and had
no appetite, and after all that time
! am glad to ~ YInol has brought
hack M health and strength. which
In Just what wa told It would do
We arc confident that Ylnol Is he
best body-bulldeT and strengthcreator
we have ever Hel1
Try bottle on our guarantees IN
refund your money II i falls TO
benefit you.
p. s. EcEema Sufferers We guar
sntss our new lin rsmady. SaIo.
SHAW DRUG %. Westminster I'd
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starner's Birthday.

A surprise party was given at the
home Of Mrs. Calvin Starner on Tues
day evening in honor OF her sixty
fifth birthday. The evening was spent
In social conversation and IN listening
to vocal and instrumental music
Later the guests were invited to the
dining room, where fine refresh.
ments we're served.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin starner, ST., Jacob StarneT
wife and family, ". e. starner, wife
and family, c. R. Starner. wife and
family. Edward Starner and wife
George Hopkins, wife and family
Paul starner, wife and family, Molly
Babylon. Mrs r. ]. Humbert, Mrs. j
C. Kemper, Oscar Humbert, Ernest
Louey. Dorcas Babylon. Charles G
starner. Mr.. and Mrs. W S. Michael
Margaret Starner and Mrs. p. NJ
Handley. of Frederick.
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SykesviiIe Realty Z Investment
Co., Sykesville, Md.
FARMS FOR SALE.

f1a.--Aerea. Fine Dairy Farm. 80
acres OF meadow, neu il-room dwell
Ing. heat and water throughout. new
barn and onlbuildinEa. 20 minutes
from i. 4 .. Il Il. miles from
syEssyille. near State macadam road.
TerI desirable and cheap. $4,000.
ieo-Acrsa. fine farm. large DWELL
Ing. new barn and ontbuilaIuEs. )
miles from aYkssvlie. on the Liberty
Pike and near State macadam road.
worth inspecting. good land aud not
hiiiY. $4,000.
I0o=-Acrea. Fine Dairy Farm. Ia
mIls from Hoods Nil. D. & Q. Il r.
Station. Buildings al In fairly good
condition. can be bought cheap. $500
~ old quick. actually worth $4,000
So ihls farm before buying. Il will
please you.
zzn=-Acrea. excellent farm IL
mile from sIEesvilIa. near mAeadAm
road. beat cropping farm IN tbs sec
ton. dwelling In good repair. heat
and uatsr throughout. barn and out
buildings fair. splendid location
$4,000.
II thcaa farma afa In Carroll
county. with lowest taxea In The State
Several other farms FOR sale. write
for description. Money loaned on
either OF thee faruaI. 9TH small eI.
psnaa Apply to
The sykesIilIe Realty 1 Investment
Company.
T. VI Anderson. Secretary.
sYkeaVilla. Nd
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned. having purchased the
Machine and Merchandise business d \,
E Franklin and will taka possession Of
same IN apslae. I'LL sell Il public ale On
the farm 81 Charles T. Hepn. situated .
miles southeast q Sew Windsor, o.
FRIDAY. MARCH IN. 1919.
commencing promptly 1T tn o'clock : N.
ali the valuable personal property tszHlt /:
EIGHT HEAu III HORSES q COLTS,
black mare. 10 Ieafs old. weighing 10
pouhdz work anywhere hiiehed god
driver Hud sIealIsnt bred mare black
hotse 1msTs - sS,s9 - isD ~. ms
where IIteh~d. good driver aud Cue style
bay me. u TszTz old. sniEhiuE IIs1.
works anywhere hIiehed I'D good family
yeaTH ED weighing RbaaI 40, thIz colt
10 thoroughly kTaEsn IA 81 harness. 81.
e"isuI leader nd ntHt class AiuEIs OF
double driver. - rolt = bred fTum 4
tgfi h.HsF. sHd TOOK aHzI prise a the
TnnsJfnsn GranFsra State fair. IL. -
IsaEIIuE. mating her me Of the HBssi
in The aeiEhbaTHaeds Thlz i Que # The
hnpHI Hui beet IaakinE tsamz 10 the Huah
- al fearless Of anYIHinE; hIaaded
driving mHfc. II Isars % Nth azeaIIsni
style ID artiaa= I'LL guarantee her 70 b
beet dHIzer IN - COUNTY and excellent
WORKER. blooded mare cot coming / Teai
old. bid from pairing hofse and ths
mHfa IHaf mentioned JszHIlHR colt. / sis
month cid coli. III brother to the faaf
l'"feHHFau msIs aait. ~ hid % nne milel
"oNH. mast - IHssa ar I'll co.'s. eel
bred malsisin III. he'd Of hogs. IN,
slSttnE # tNo god hroud H8wa Ia nIa b
E a registered BERKSHIRE Haz: had d
+ shaaIz thimHIH zksin HzHHltleT ! 81 q
horss HaEuns HIIh beds. zhorsa azzon
: tru4E HHKoua spring vsEaHs ct - BAL
carriages. ~ f. long. : Cofa KinG
MANURE zpfradHTz new = I. steam IN
f giHe Mccormick hinder foot Gu Ne
tofmIEH corn HEHHHf NHIufmirk mower
AaGaTmIft hsT FaEr -. corr plant
- HHIET corn uluN. single corn nIaH
crown grain III. land Hallsf 1IIFrf
thilaI pluwH HYfs~usH pluw zIaki,
shovel Hlus, TaffY Spring IHath hzH1aHs
20 81 i issth. zIssi fazazs lassF HaHHus
HUaaIHIuE hsffaH# Ne. I Ohio fl ut
ter. fiddler shredder ne Holland hop
{ per horse aHaHar. HHH=sdrr. triple
double apd stnEIH trsea JOCKEY sllekH Ias
FhHIH nth chain lot - 80 rhmIHH 1T
rglHf - milk I'D rom shelter equipped
pr izassF oT Hznd grind HIunr efa#z rn
sHss moving szTIEH aud HHamhle s.Ttha
ssIH Hfaa~hHHHdH ! 80 fHaHt EazHz.
s"is HIss gsaTH. wagon HFialsa HHKaf
+ 4 or hafs~ In lot ~ HaIfefs EE.aa
rhaiHz Init ITzHas inI - MIA ans
"ihHT articles - numerous to fHHHfIun
+ Corn - tie nsHHHi nuHHznuId furniture
uas HIaakasFd I'll Elaszz tsdH be-
spring lounge. lamp, mia strzInsFH
i.s cram fre<HHH
TeFmH 81 NsIa IN I'll ms % 80 zHt
under EHsh, ~ HHms hEu.s go ETrfi
- - months - IL gIHHHz IN nuHH# HlIf
da} - sal. - goods - be Fsmsvef
Brtl =sfflsd f.
WALTER = mAu.zs
.. = Crawford. AurtlaHa=Es
thzz= I Hspp zad y. 7. uzan~tt. Clerk
feb = =
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TRUSTEES SALE
- Of
DESIRABLE HOME
In Union Mills, Carroll County. Md

By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, In cause No.
1896 Equity. wherein Catherine v.
Shank, ct al. are plaintiffs and Isaiah
ID. Stonesifer. ct al are defendants,
the undersigned Trustees, will offer
at public sale upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th, A. d.,
1913, at 2 o'clock p. m, all that tract
or parcel Of land containing ID Square
ferches, more or less, improved by a
nno-stOry Yeather-boarded Dwelling.
chicken house and other necessary
buildings, and well of water at the
door. This Is very desirable home,
being located on the North side of the
turnpike IN Union Mills, Carroll coun-
ty. Maryland, adjoining the lands of
{. o. Bloom and Adam Humhert, and
Is convenient to churches and schools.
This property was conveyed to
Rebecca Stonesifer by James u. Lee
gore and wife by deed dated July IL,
1879, and recorded among the Land
Records OF Carroll county In Liber F.
I. s., No. d. folio 105 &C., and Is the
same property OF which Rebecca
stonesifer. died seized and possessed
and 10 nov occupied by William II.
Shank. Possession will be given
April LIST. 1913.
Terms Of Sale:--0ne-third cash on
the day OF sale or upon the ratification
Of sale by the Court. and the residue
In two equal payments OF one and two
years. the credit payments to bear in
terest from day OF sale and to be Sc
cured by the notes Of the purchaser,
with approved security, or all cash
It tho option OF the purchaser.
JOHN MILTON REIFsNIDER.
EDWARD o. WEANT, Trustees.
{. o. Weant, Solicitor.
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EAsTYIE

On February end Mr.. and Mrs
George +. Wicks and granddaughter
Dorothea. visited Charles Wicks. Of
this place.
On Sunday, February D. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wicks entertained Mr.
and Mrs. George Wicks and grand
daughter. Dorothea, OF Baltimore;
Charles Wagner and wife and Lille
Lamden. of Smallwood: Mrs. Kate
Conway and son William. OF Louis
Vile; Mr.. and Mrs. John conaway and
daughter, Elsie. Of EastYleU.
Mr.. George WlckB contemplated
remodeIing and painting his house IN
this place In a few weeks.
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Live Stock and New and
Used Farm Implements.
o. IHIpAf. sAECu =. 1918.

d IhibA1= aAHtH - iblas
The undersigu.a having rented HI
farm. EHazu aH IL tarub Swarm farm y
Union Taauubfp aaatgs county =
shout = mile NTH ~ gHHIzf Church.
along IL : & i Il mIuaHy bsfHssh
sells Station A. IsIcNfHH station !.
mile I'm either station. III I'll At rHb
L. aals IHs fDilssIaE prfsaHHI properly
SINE HAD o. HORSES AsD AuIEE.
consisting - uHIH - FsfHHHHuH hafHsH
t II IL hands Ing. Weigh -. 81 :
TsarBs - sItfa TT - tHs HfHt huTHHHs
active - ponies nd 80 whsfzFsf
hitchsd pair dHIsiHg haTa=zs ? - :
years -. the UTE soffrI. = AsmhTIHs
King sissE am lid rAu dfIfH the uIIsF
iart - mate. Wilkes 81 Ian fHEaG
stock. al bruEs eau - Icdigr. II
one paIH hHg muIaz. grHT# i good zIza
both IsHIHFH uaHa better HzIT muIsH :
Isars ii good - and FsnIIs baJ ii
J yrafz ID good - halter I'D hHfHHzz
broke
Thirty =nIsr nszH Of DehsHasd Cattle.
consisting 81 I'D mitch 80, fHHza
nov. ! fH.Hh - - ~ HaI.. SUMMER
anHh. : HHtfrrs. + them HnTlHEpfH. lie
stoct bus. 81 II them sauid NAE
good ~ for EuisHefiuR .aHnR HuI n
me condition al good uIH.d DURHAM
HEREFORD aud lielzIsln suseE
SHY Head II Tins kl.ais.
Weighing ffom 81 pounds 10 30 pouhaH
large aud are IN Kaed healthy coudIilsh
A loi If farming implements being IA
the farm implement business plhued N
my farm tho bet Hud lalrHI fuarhlu.Hy
enough 70 put II y good running uTdsI
aud 49, sell tHEan uHfp - / viii 40
ssil 1Hs line Of HEand ties maeliusTT II
this SAL The implements sHHHlHt uf IL
following Eight farm wagons e1IFa
good Acme wagon. home. made bsdy gid
a. nsu. A-ton capacity. : nh tire :
lire, aIIfa hesFI. both good. I coIam'
bih wagons. both new, md sstun "a.
pacity. Inch tire, ! aiih uss home nads
body zzton !rueE wagon nd body :.
Inch tn. good az new. Little Gem wagon
for one horse, usHf new uunIsT apTInE
wagon. = II. L. Inter 4afIaHal gaEuIIHn
engine. Hover thfsHnsF and separator god
a. new. Scientific fed mile me a II n
power nil. the oihaT a Ne 6 zearcd mill !.
GsariezH lay loader. p.foot rae. 8 I'll
mowers. aHs nsH Thomas musfT. n
formlrk mowers. : Thomas lay teddeFH.
d and 10 fork. one new. the aIHeT used m
binders. ! foot foot wheat binder. one nj" u
aermick corn hIaaar. good - HeH :
a. new nench Jr.. eultiyatoF aud planter
combined. spungief planter riding euIII.
YatorH J IF them new walking culiifas
tors In fnrrow ploRE o Of them neH.
Leaf mauure HnreaderB nv 3 ieFaT
spring tooth harnoKH. 2 Of fHsm ueK /
nsod ffame hnrfoR. peg laoth burrows.
OF them new, WheHI grader. Hanh AZ ueR
Platform scales. RFHHa seedef itlue I'LL
cream harvester, single double and trIIIe
trees, stHefeher. different kiudH IF harneHa
md manF other articles not mentioned
Sale II commence NJ $50 o'clock, A II
TERMS 4 credit If 10 maHIHH Will In
given On MI sums Of son ND over hY
purchasers giving note HIfh approved
security. Four per cent. Of far cash
AUG. =. IIPFf.
!, u. uasshoaT. AueIIoneeT
II. Kline and j. ualilnRer. UI.rks.
Train service on tie e L L. urrIfe
from York. Pa, II Il. M. return at -
from Frederick, Md. arrive II / 30 Il n
return n 90 p. N
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SMALL

Mrs. Harry Buckingham. Mrs
Joseph Miner. Mrs. Jennie Bowers
Miss Estella Bowers. Mrs. r. G
Baker and Mrs. Elizabeth Plaek are
spending this week with relatives In
Baltimore. Next week they will &c
to Washington for the Inauguration
DR.. SpangIer's Vaudeville Company
gave a series of shows here this week
The shows we're well attended and
greatly enjoyed. The special feature
of the show were the manipulation
of q novelty musical instruments by
Mrs. spangler singing and dancing
by two Maple leaves" from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks, and the rem
dering Of original Irish and negro
songs by the popular comedian, Mr..
Patrick Jacob Scaulan. The Maple
Leaves" were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Routzahn. The remainder
of the company formed merry house
party at the residence OF Judge R. G..
Baker.
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BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit
Court for Carroll county In cause No
I'll Equity. wherein Joshua N
eorbin. next friend &C, Il plaintiff
and Glenn d. Webster, OF al. Infants.
arr defendants. the undersigned Trus-
ten. will sell at public sale upon the
premises On
TUESDAY. MARCH 1Ith, 4. D., 1918,
At o'clock p. m. all those two tracts
Of land containing 10 Acres, more or
les. improved by Tho Elegant Dwell.
In Houses. the one : brick structure
aud the other n weatherboarded house.
NV stable. chicken house. corn crib
and smoke house Two wells of ex=
eellent water and ample quantity OF
fruit trees This property II most
desirable. being located l ID miles
South OF Westminster. Maryland, on
The new State road. adjoining the
lands OF Ralph s. RelfsnIder. Elias
sAIplsy and others. and Il eonven-
lent TO FenbY school house. and Is the
same property Of which Minnie l.
Webster died seized and possessed
Possession will b. given upon the
compliance With the terms Of sale.
Terms O Sale :-0ne-third cash on
tn day Of Eale or upon the ratification
u sale b. The Court. and the residue
IN Two equal payments OF one and two
years from the day Of aale. or all cash
IT tho option OF The purchaser. the
credit payments to bear interest from
day OF sale and to - secured by the
notes OF The purchaser. with approved
security.
JOSHUA ~ cORBIS. Trustee
/ Edward .. Weant. Solicitor
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GHERIFE.s SALE
y OF
7 Here's, J Roods and 81 PeFehes
of Land and improvements.

BY virtue Of a writ of FierI Facias
Issued out IF the Circuit Court for
Carroll county. In the case Of Robert
Franklin V. LILLIAN +. Brooks, the
undersigned sheriff Of said county
VIII sell at public sale. at the Court
House door. on
MONDAY. MARCH 18th. 1913,
At 10 o'clock a. M. acres. ; roods
and 81 square perches of land. more
or less. situate near Western chapel,
aud adjoining the lands of Il. Clay
Banner, Grant Bixler and others. on
the road leading from Westminster
to Sans Creek, and particularly de-
seribed In the deed from Robert
Franklin To Lillian I. Brooks. dated
February .. 1910, and recorded among
the Land Records Of said county, in
Liher ID. 2. s. No. Il. folio ags, &C,
and Is improved by a two-story dwell
Ing house.
Terms Of sale, cash.
ELIAS N. DAVIS,
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Du5LIc SALE
= OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
Near Rerret, Carroll County. Nd.

Tho undersigned owners. I'LL sell
n public ale 10 he highest bidder
On the premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th. 1918,
At o'clock y. m. Ill Ia. valuable
tTast Of land. containing IS Acres and
u perchez. more or less, situated on
the public road leading from Daniel
II the Washington Road aud about
one mile from both the Villages Of
Darrett and Daniel. n Carroll county.
IN the State of Maryland, and adIoin-
In the lands OF the late William
Henry Strsaker. BYafd Dorsey. J. 7.
Richardson. William Fleming and the
woodland Of Jonathan Dorsey. This
property / cleared. With tn eTcep-
ton OF about twelve acres IN young
OK and sheatnut timber. Il has
been recently lined and Is IN excel
ient state Of cultivation and Yields
largo crops II Ii improved D log
weatherboarded tHa=story dwelling
house. With a good spring Of water
near the house and all the fields are
Hail wateTed. TIE land II rolling
and susceptible OF high state Of cul-
tIfatlon and IL about one mile from
churches md school houses and
stores. This property will b sold
With right of way 10 the purchaser
over the farm of the late William
Henry Streaker. along the line Of the
land OF Mr.. William F. Fleming, to
tie White Rock Road. This property
vii Offer m excellent opportunity
for any one desiring productive
farm In a thriving community.
Terms Of sale:-One-th third cash on
the day Of sale or thirty days there
after, onezIhird In ak months and
onezthlrd IN twelve months from day
Of sale, or al cash If the option OF
the purchaser. The deferred pay
ments TO BE- secured by notes of the
purchaser With approved security.
bearing interest from the day of sale
WILLIAM HAIRY STREAKER.
THEODORE STRRAKER.
Owners
nond and rarke, Attorneys.
Joseph W. Herrett. Anetioneer.
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BORDER LINE.

Kenneth Tracey. Of New York city,
is visiting his father. Z. c. Tracey, OF
Arcadia
Y. attended the funeral OF his mother
ReY. Mr.. Brosius. Of Gettysburg.
Pa, preached at St Paul's last Sun
day. Mr. Brosius has brother who
Is missionary on the west coast OF
Africa.
Joseph Davidson has moved from
thu StockHdale farm to Arcadia. An
drew Rhoten will take the place made
vacant by Mr.. DavIdsonis moving.
Mrs. Georgianna stocksdale and
Mrs. Lizzie Blinsinger (nee Boltel
were buried In st. Paul's cemetery
last Wednesday afternoon, Rev. A L
Burk, officiating on both occasions.
This is probably the first time one
minister ever conducted two funeral
services there In one afternoon.
J. w. Davidson has sold his large
farm, consisting OF nearly three hun
dred acres to his sons. Joel. Newton
and Edward. Joel getting most Of what
was formerly the Root farm. Newton
the Chenowith farm. and Edward the
parts of both lying west Of the Emory
road.
Pleasant Hill Council Jr. o. L. A.
NJ. has been adding quite a number
of new names to its roll. recently. The
council has been very fortunate in
not having much sickness or death,
Ii being over ten years since death
occurred among its members.