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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
aug tt. 1909
New Schedule Does Not Change
CITY Trolley Line.

Sunday last, October 10th, the Hag-
erstown and Frederick Railway Company
put into force a new winter schedule on
all the lines of their system excepting
the Thurmont Division. After that date
cars will leave Frederick every two
hours for Haeerstown and will be run
through t., Shady Grove. 40 miles from
Frederick. Two hours and forty minutes
will be required to make the trip and
there will be a twenty minnie lay over
at Shady Grove and ten minute lay
over in Frederick. Three cars will be
kept upon the line between the two
points. AT Shady Grove connections can
be made for Chambersburg and all Of the
Cumberland Valley points
The cars about the city and out to
Montevue will remain on the same
schedule as at the present time. The
cars on the Thurmont Division will also
be run on the same schedule Special
cars are provided for between Frederick
and Nliddetown and Myersville, and
also to and from Jefferson, making prac
tically an hourly service to those points
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Orphans Court.

The final account Of Margaret F. Rohr-
back, guardian to Thomas r. J. Rohr-
back, filed.
First and final account OF John S.
Hoffman, administrator of John H. Hof-
man, deceased, filed and distribution
made.
Report and ratification Of the sale OF
the real estate of Valletta S. T. Blessing,
deceased
ti>t account OF Wilbert E. Cronise and
MordeCai c. Jones, executors of Harriet
A. Rlnehart deceased, filed.
Inventory OF debts due in the estate OF
John II. Frazier, deceased, filed.
Report sales of the real estate of David
Ohler and Joseph Ohler, deceased, filed,
Letters testamentarv on the estate of
VIM. +. Perry. deceased, granted to
Frank n Maynard.
Letters of administration on the estate
of James Carey, granted TO John W.
Carey.
Ratification of the audit OF Lloyd T.
MacGill, trustee in No. 3o4 Equity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Don't forget your neighbor. See
that he votes early. Polls open
at q. m. and closes at 8 d. m.
CITY Bank Deposits Cain.

Prosperous conditions are reflected in
the statements published by the SIX banks
OF Frederick, at the close Of business on
Tuesday, October 2Ist. upon the call OF
the Comptroller of the United States
Treasury. The bank deposits jumped to
the high water mark. while the resources
correspondingly increased The total
bank deposits, subject to check excud-
ing the United States deposits, OF the
local banks. are $7,763,67S. 10; the total
resoarces, SIo,452.769.3I
| he las, statements were published
at the close OF business, August 9th.
The increase in deposits since that time,
is $1,000 90. The statement of Iune
4th, showed falling off in bauk de
posts, and the April statements repre-
sented the high water mark, but the new
statements establish new record, as the
aggregate deposits of the local banks
are now S2S, 1857 above those given in
the April report.
There is deposited in the three ma
tlonal banks OF the city the sum OF S.
23S, 646. 81; in the two savings banks
$I,SG5,9 3G 81, and in the one trust com
pany. $7o9 Ioo.I6
Since August 9th, the resources of the
SIX CITY banks have increased SOL, 664os.
The bank statements represent the
healthy condition of Frederick's financial
institutions and reflect the prosperous
times In the community
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Church HassBeen Improved.

The Methodist Episcopal Church, of
Pearl, this county, of which Rev. B. F.
Ruley is the pastor, which has been
going repairs. will be opened on next
Sunday. November end. A steel ceiling
has been. placed in the church, the inter
or repainted, and a steam heating plant
has also been installed. The total cost
was about $500, all of which has been
subscribed. The congregation is one of
the most Furnishing in the county.
County Commissioner Charles w. Zim-
norman is the Superintendent OF the
Sunday School.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31


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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31

Saturday evening DR.. Bowers willEfll the
pulpit and preach at 80 O'Clock, and on
Sunday he will preach at Walkersville,
al 10. 80 a. m.
Mrs. J. !. Hitselberber returned home
after visit with relatives at Mt. Holly,
Pa.
Mrs. Clarence Middleton, and daugh-
ter. Anna. Of Chester, Pa, spent few
days with Mr.. w. d. Curiman and fam.
lily. -, 49, @.r o. So rs
r. +. Lorraine Simpson has purchased a
delivery wagon which he will use in his
business. Ssss K4t gs
. Mrs. RachelEVirgina Simpson, Of this
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Wellington for Woman Suffrage.

Former United States Senator George
!. Wellington, the Progressive nominee
for United States Senator, has declared
tor woman's suffrage. He says: Il am
strongly in favor of womans suffrage.
1t is plank in the Progressive platform
and it should be written into law. |
have pledged myself to the national or
ganzatlon of the Woman's Suffrage
League that | will vote, in. the event OF
my election to the United States Senate,
for the pending Constitutional Amend
ment, which, if passed. will invest
women with the right of suffrage"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31

danes Charles Poole J. {. Sappington,
Eugene Hammond. A. Crayson. William
HDbbs. ffsnk H. Hammond, Raymond
Casbonr. Ilsses Angela. irene and Eva
SaDpnIioD, Gertrude Wright, Annie
Peddicofd Annie Yingling, Margaret
Bpyle. loeephoc Boland Ella Lawrence
and Nfa Hai Stone.
On Saturday the official board Of Pipe
Creek Benevolent Society will convene al
the Methodist Protestant church at nine
o'cl<k q. NJ Immediately after the ad-
jourBmeDt The quarterly conference will
convene and Rev. Dr. Bowcrs. president
" The MARYLAND Conference ~ the Meth
Odisi Protestant Church, will be present
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Marriage Licenses.

John Thomas Blackstone, %, of near
Adamstown, and Lee Anna Wallace, is,
Of near uscafora, both colored.
Clarence Gross, a. widower, and Ell
eanor Washington, 81. both oolored, Of
Bu,kiitsville
Clarence Hatfield "a, and Geneva
Smith, 49, both OF Unionville.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31

Michael Intyre, of Fiddlersburg, an
electrician employed at the Hagerstown
and Frederick Electric Railway Com
pany's power plant at Security, and two
Italians were seriously burned by COM
ing in contact with an electric wire
charged with $50 volts. Intyre's cheeks.
forehead, eyes and nose were blistered.
He was taken to the Washington County
Hospna,.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31

place, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas
s. Yakey, near Loveitsville. Va, and
will also visit her step daughter Mrs.
William A. Stewart, Brunswick.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
WIN. C. HUMM rvGryg
w SURVEYOR & ENOiN.

w SURVEYOR x EMU -,
Farm surveys. Town amy anu
Grades. Drainage. Water l,, SuP IN.
Inmates, Blue Prlnis' "
Land Surveys from tn ss us, sapecsi
land and Survev Records r
oaiceRoo,n No. s. People Us !.
ian o If Phone
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Advertised List

The following is a I Us. + Ftredsi
letters remaining IN Inc ne,,ob.r
Postotfice. SATURDAY o ia,,srs !
TO obtain any Of these s,ssytised
Giants must call for ..,, aot tro I'd
If not called for wll Inad letter 4
NAV be sent to the deau W Il
Gentlemen's. List Charles /
Thomas Graham o S q
Thomas KING E;on "A, van and sol
lanes Wade. A.. Sarah 81
Ladies List. Mrs
Anna Gates.
Republican M' =. he'd
The Republican p pa ,bs Of
meeting last night . a, &c as
with Col. E. c. Carri"'
pal speaker.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
BUSINESS IN TIE COURTS

july % 3mo.
The evening world., 1913-06-20
Betty Vincent's
Advice to Lovers

away without giving any reason O-Go
PLANTATION. What % you think = -
cause Of this!'
The young men are possibly I'll ae10
butterflies. NsSc
.-e
TX. c." wr4tss: - had Q youosaN0
from . young man saying that he ~
write soon. but I haven't heard ~
him since. A. I an soon going aotea6
would It iook - II I were running aD6t
him Y sent him . oardr' =,
n Il hasn't been too long . tine 49,
you received the card from him oeqf>
see why you shouldn't answer Il.
&C. r. writes: There y . slya ~
whom I am fond. although We Are ~
engaged She has birthday 800.
Would you suggest something a1OAt
give her?'' ~
Either flowers or candy. va
The evening world., 1913-06-20
PEACE AND POLITENESS.

1T IS NO LONGER but people who do most bring
vsr Ssastor Root told the Chamber Of Commerce. Tho
psscs Of the world only kept up by selrestrsn and
sy In these qualities 10 not governments which are most
lacking.
I'VE in America" insists the Senator "must learn that
not eonnus policy M psscs with insult We must learn diy
We that when American esD Of We affairs
Of foreign nation he must observe those rules Of courtesy which
alone the peace Of the world can Be maintained"
Truth and In former centuries, when kings
s,d potsna did the making pecaous peace depended largely
en dpomsc, which ss invented partly oodo Of intsrna
onal cv their national pride from being too often ruff
Ned by rude remar Newsds wherever the people scvesns
diplomacy too opt to Be depsed the opposite Of fsnnes and
sahowardne Indiscusns other nations many ssns would
rather be thought dcoueous than diplomatic Why should polite
between peoples differ from poness between families nd
uaf Now that the ght word spoken printed autographed
forthwith the four Of the EARTH insult than
t.snusbs The sovereign people Of the United ses have
healthy Of gold lace dpocy Of fair speech and doubea
IT. But may they dspse civil and consderas tongue
The evening world., 1913-06-20
Bad Temper Comes from the Eyes!
Shade Your Light, Says Science.

perity and slsring lishts went hand In
hand.
But now
Let's get back 10 Prof. Cravath. He
says . oright light causes eye Strain.
Also that eye strain causes bad nerves.
Also that bad nerves cause bad temper.
Nor does the mere oolorins Of the
lights globe solve the problem. And
various colored lights lead TO various
forms Of mental misery.
For example. green and red Nights
cause melancholy. Prof. Cravath thinks,
perhaps by casting upearthly hues upon
the countenances Of ones fellows. In
fact, ell bright iights. colored o. plain
are conducting to blues or crossness OF
shortness Of patience.
Therefore. advisss Prof. CFavsth
have softly shaded lishts In the homo
And insensibly you Will change strife
to calm. you and yours viii grow peace
full and ssntle. and harmony will reign.
Maybe Il 10 all true. Maybe not
Anyhow. except for reading purposes. II
costs little to try and Il makes your
rooms pfettier.
The evening world., 1913-06-20

.
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u. =" ~
WIN .ne.s sno m.ny e.her cltect'ons
Iesaros nre. Dill oonectors' nat mouse
" " -. pa"sses, penA'uc
.ne on'.,e On snouiu % .aIe..eneo wtn
os.s 'aey p'.yeu IN 'ne 'uee'I4
s wsn. 1ow"'o"n 70 'o'" nor 'r'eno
''"" 80. M.i.la
o"" 'n'cno 10 run INTO town TO-
..y. susned Mrs. 'eh.'ns. nut mr.
senN'ns teiepnonec me ne "ouiant %
mSms ui' 'ss' mr. .Ht wou'o most
nHe'y oine MS ounce sssoc'stee to.osy'
no. sucn ss"srou' "s"' AF' 'arr'
~nt neT
No snou'c mink ms eeneT-
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The evening world., 1913-06-20
THE LUcKLESs SMOKER.

TY the poor smeksi All the world to be down on
him vhsn Public Service Commissioner Mstbs listened TO
sppleation from thu National Non Smoker Protective A.
son for the abolition Of smoking trains cr and ferry
Ass what With and doctors the ants made
~ and the few moks present humed detected
II vss b. the Night Of reason science and what not il dead
see The smoker Yet HE weakness 10 such comparatively harm
- - aniabs onsi It b cruel 10 hunt him last ditch
hs only time many have 70 during the dsy Il On
~ w - and from work Smoking may not b bes habit IN
to world but IL means lot Of comfort and relaxation 70 uons
g hsve smoke pvffsd ones not pleasant nor sesuy
& cigarettes dropped from elevated trains should sst Ere
3 Fins millinery But the smoker mostly we'll meaning and
s do hs part the railroads and companies win
= 81 y to provide him with isolation he viii huuy do his
not 10 onnd others and to forgive others when they do things
s onsnd him. For the smoker often tolerant and uh
han the nonmoker Az crushed and dispirted d.
fender Ct the hearing moved to plead "spars little our vc
~ shah b long time dead"
The evening world., 1913-06-20
? yHEN papa 10 cross or mamma 10

w yHEN papa 10 cross or mamma 10
w Difficult" or when M.ti'd.
svensssn mashes crocakery and
sister Eths!inda issvss he table in
tears. turn down the lights or else put
pretty shades over them. Then All will
BE- smiiea Prof. J. r. Cravsth. ad-
dressing a. illuminating engineers 4"
convention out In Chicago recently.
Gays %.
He says that sisring lights srs more
or lsss an aNomination and not only
make room and IT. occupants hidsous.
but are cruel tests Of the iatter's tenn
per.
You ~. In early days, when candles
were used 10 light rooms. there was q
lot Of expense involved. And the house
that burned the largest number Of can
diss and whoss rooms shons the brtsht'
est was the house which proclaimed III
owners ~ richest
| Then came kerosene lamps; and again
the greater the glare the grsatef the
show of wealth. The same with IA
ana then with electricity; until pros
The evening world., 1913-06-20

he loves comfortable. But he realizes
that II 10 not enough to give her his
money; he must also give her himself.
And this he cannot do II he devotes all
his time and attention to amassing \
fortune
The sensible girl knows something Of
the ideals Of her young men friends.
She knows II they appreciate nature. II
they are fond Of children. II they have
q high sense Of honor. or II they are
mere money-grubbers. And she doesn't
choose man Of the aforementioned type
a. her husband.
"B. g." writes: several young men
have called upon me and taken me out.
I am pleasant and natural In their com.
pany. md Am considered possibly good
looking. Yet after . time they stay
The evening world., 1913-06-20
iSe ) g|JeqSR S6i

Why. Gertrude. there were half .
dossn finger bowls the last time we had
company. remember distinctly"
"A mouse got In the china closet and
broke them, maam." said Gertrude.
And ! suppose . mouse lost four Of
my dns dinner napkins toof" said Nra
Jar.
But observing 0ertruds's sunny coun-
tenancs was olouding land. after all.
what can one do with. servants these
daysD. Mrs.. Jar sighed and said:
well. Gertrude. I'll suggest We oil
take dinner out somewhere this Sve-
The evening world., 1913-06-20

ming. Mr.. Jenkins and I and Mr.. Jar
and Mr.. Jenkins. Surely they should
take " 70 dinner u take her to .
matinee and luncheon"
They, never do. They'll expect you
to taho them. That 10. II you are going
out ID their place Sunday and take the
children and stay to dinner there" re-
marked the astute Gertrude.
II suppose 60" said Mrs.. Jarr; 'thoss
people who live In the suburbs have no
consideration. Well. look after every
thing while I am out Make . rice
pudding for the children. and II they
The evening world., 1913-06-20


beat down the water aud get TO the
surface In bounds. That's the reason
his tail 10 nat.
THIS baleen. or whalebone whale. car
ries all the whalebone in his mouth. II
hangs down from his upper Jaw In a
vast network. He eats the smallest
sort Of jeliytish. &c. Having no teeth.
he swdms right into . shosl OF things
that form his food ana the network Of
whaisbons acts - . hugo hshing net
Whaleboue 10 worth $4,000 . ton, and
one whale may carry one and hall
tons Of t. Besides whalebone We got
tons Of oil from . whale. II II used for
ointments and very hns candles. And
from q certain species OF whale We got
Ambsrgris. which 10 worth from ~ "a
- a euasA yhs'wapae'is : asaAase
- = - 49, hu1nun1uuknu
The evening world., 1913-06-20

ne m Wina saA che lGaysA
- ~ B1lAw e ~ 1saias Wssl,
u answer - year editorial TT Was
~ m VIA" ! wisA to ~ that about
~ saly ons tAses 10 any chance b ct
~ AAysrU setsntisa = when some
~ hasvU a0AAnSe Nm. A discarded
nowsDeDsr basWs aOnAnse W10- and the
DsBss ass ~ - ne 3eb ef sevppins
~ - haSet Of Shrowing nswspspsrs
- Ne street. Bat Vt . citissn compiain
. this asA 1sa - how far he weuiA
~ MS Hsaes has suddenly walked up
- ~ ovesesSvdsa condition Of the
~ cars Dut whsn Q eltissa com
plaapsA q oh ssms tins ass hs (ths
10aSss, Wsses hin - wan, tAs ans q
- ~ 4 vAils 80 ] wrote b H
0Bass ssoUsainiAg q he tsalissen Of
lDbss1nOs11s HsFk Ana Ne Mayvs
uvoee baSk and As,Esd ne e ] vsnssd
- pesttboa NJ Pask coanmiss1sAse. Ne
dhanee q aN unls0 somsth1ng bssws
Aoniaet ~ Mayer. 4. 3.
~ - Selsss 0hlvalsy.
- 0G1D - 2sass 0s11s
= $50 =
The evening world., 1913-06-20
Money %. Matrimony.

NJ:
m an to " h o m
money 10 the most
important thing In
lifA" Q wise wom-
IN tod ne the
other day.
Her remark h
perfectly true The
right sort Of hus-
band " . n t. ia
earn en- o U gh to
make the person
The evening world., 1913-06-20
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sc
vyleht, i0iA. b. n Prs0 Pd6H1hng o.
fIHe NO1 Yesk Evening WoFiA).

n RN6. JARR he'd an engagement TO
M meet MrA Jenkins in the ladies'
AVA tea room At . big store.
'0f COURSE" said Mrs. Jar to Ger
truaA the old family retainsr-oh In
point Of service only. you understand
''of courss. that means I'll have to take
be- y Q matinee somswhsrs. An those
people who I'VE In the suburbs Just
work their aty friends for matinee
doksto Ia summer. p
"And 10 you don't buy tickets for
thsm-yss, and luncheon too-they are
liable to tell you very swsstiy over the
telephone. when you cal. them up to
say you'll be out Sunday 70 II dcesn't
rain. that they are Just. going on for
an auto trip. or the childsen are sick.
or something OF that SORT"
''Yes'm." said Gertrude, ne lisht run
ming domestic. "And DO you think Nrs
Jenkins win come homo with you FOL
dinnsrf You know she gsnsrally doe,
that IN summer. and then Mr.. Jenkins
comes up and taiss dinner too. II %
wanted 70 tell you that you aim
ordered nothing for dannsr for company
and there's only three finger bowls left
ma'ana. There was four. bue the chill
drsu ussd one for soap bubbles ant
broke n"
The evening world., 1913-06-20
IAxIoN.YAleoUO
INV Yo3X 4U1D1Da

4 rsmarksSls series ~ Al1suou
Zsnxy lewis, sas1tasA ''1sa 1sA1soU''
Taneus Few Yozk 1eurSsss.~ y4'
Ssga, n asst Wednesdays 1vsaan9
World. Juns -. tbs ssrlso u r
gssat summer fsssar~tAss yea 60,
a4oSl - 0aso.
The evening world., 1913-06-20

lV.-W II ALA0s
r IRsT lot us d!spel the popular
idea that whale 10 Q hsh. II
10 not q hsh. but an animal. II
feeds it, young with milk. And even
though It lives in the water II can be
drowned. A nah extracts oxygen from
the water ana takss Il In through its
giliA But the whale has to riss 70 the
surface and set . supply Of oxygen
from the cir. When Il does this Il
spouts water to make room for air;
blows"
A whale has large. nat tan. about 10
feet aeross. Every nsh has an upright
tsii. That 10 esesuss n:h nssd ths'r
taiss eeAy 70 ~ - rualssA 1ut .
@es sesa = eesas sg1sA - =
The evening world., 1913-06-20
AS THEY DO 1T ON THE JERSEY SIDE.

YRsEY CITY to Be- congratulated upon the oyousnss and
good viii with which uhen in ts Commission Govern
msnk The Director Of Revenue and Finance has
s smashed his way through Ave locked doors into the City
sassrs oc which the former City Treasurer had bsrrcaded
dst him. and Aas elected the former Corporation Counsel under
~ Az four banks in which the former kept
~ town funds b persuaded honor the Directors sgna-
m The gcvsrnmsnt begin 70 finance itself and perhaps
ply ii tssehs and employees Yesterday the candidate for Copo-
ration Counsel svowed hs would take the job the slated
M Corporation Attorney appointed and the lawyer sst
~ Assstsn Corporation Attorney declared he would b hs MIN
yssh n TIE Atorncs oncs nothing
Anybody that Mayor Fagn ssy all the dspsreuss
~ sady adjusting Themselves he nsy situation" Putting jsr-
~ CITY Under ito govssnmsnt easy getting calf into
1ltchers cart
The evening world., 1913-06-20


osd-t'ms ohivairy . host aooomplish-
msntr' Tosrs have been many Nsss
expressed along this sine. ed have
wondered II the attitude OF ne quist
sssf-poasssssd lady-ttks tths real lady
wAo he's rsGpsct Tor herself anA thouGAt.
fuansss esr othsrsS y also bsesmang q
'Ssst aceomp,ishmsat" We an ana just
about what W ars ioo>1nG ~. n W
tahs . walk or street car ride. dressed
wsh - Otherwise. and fancy every man
y sooking q ~. We win doubtless ma
u asosssary b Sook for . policeman.
But u there - isss Of he ego IN our
eAouont more poiss IN our manner ana
many in>eres&s IN our hearts. osThaos
10 asarse sieAt win - asnah osnviDe
|eeeetesy b eor men q te-AAS.
0&lD0 o. -
wants q De . oal1oN
- ~ B11aR & n DWaho Wualt
! an twsnty-two ysan q ~ and
wouh me cone nautical ssaAsr Il
sAviss me - - the esst olas Cor Ghip.
psag Seeess tAs nast - S1ginalnG q
. - eaeele NJ =
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