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RUY LOPEZ.
WENDALL QUITS ATHLETICS.

Lake George. \. Y. Aug. 5.-James l.
Wendall. Wesleyan. -. member of the
American team at the Olympic games I'm
Sweden. announced here to-day that he
had decided 10 withdraw from athletics
lie gave as his reason that he wished TO
retire while good" rather than to be
forced out by declining ability
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UHLAN WILL GO FOR RECORD.

Goshen. ~ Y. Aug. 5.-Uhlan. l:5s
owned by C. X. q. Billings, OF New York.
will appear at Goshen during race week.
August 10 to q, I'm an attempt TO beat his
worlds record OF 2O2A. over the historic
half-mile track. II Will be his only APP
pearance IN the East this season.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....S3 41227n2 Totals......3f , 9 p 10


'Batted Tor MoseIoy IN nInth INNING ,
St TIuis................ 0 %
Boston. 0 l %
Pratt Austin Brief. Hits-On Collins II IN
innings. on Moseley. J in inning. Sacrifice
hits-Balenti. Yerkes. Sacrifice hy-Willlains.
Left on bases-St Louis. {. Boston. 10 First
base on balls--OH Weilman. T. First base on
crrors--St Louis. /: Boston. l. Passed hall
McAllester. Struck Out-By Collins, .; by Well
man. g. by Moseley /. Double plays-Gardner
and Enge Speaker and Engle. Lavan, Pratt
and Brief Umpires-Egan and Dineen. Time
4
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BROWNS GET ONE GAME
Split Double Header with the
Tumbling Red SoX.

Boston. Aug. 5.-St. Louis ana Doseoi,
divided double-header to-day the heN
Sox winning the first game by sc'le
Of TO o. and the Browns taking the sec
ond by score Of to 2
The scores follow:
a.
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Two-base hit-Iewis. Sacrifice hit-Gardner.
stolen bases-Speaker 90. Double pay "a N"il'
pratt and StoyaU Left on bases-St Louis.
.: Boston. :. First base on balls-OH beyerehI'
4 of Leonard. 2. First base on errot-boston
J. Struck out-By Leonard, s. by Leyerenz' =
Cmpires-Dineen and Egan. Time-l;5o.
sEGDNn GAME
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PACING -- .TUREE-YEAR-OID CLASS
HORSFMAN FtfTURITY-PURSE, So 900
THREE IN FIVE.
Tliy Upton. h. T.. by Ozone (MurphO 1 | |
Homer Baughman, H. G. DaVisl ...... 9
Time 2:t2h. 2Ish. 2:I3h.
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BASEBALL TODAY. $3.50 PM n. Y. Amerl-
cans VS.. Detroit. Polo Grounds. Adm zoe
-AdVt
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FIRST GAME.
BOSTON
Totals......293s Totas......21 , q 10 =

.Batted for Alexander in elghth lnnIns
for Leverenz I'm ninth inning sRan Tor fidid-
gan I'm ninth inning
no,ton ............. 100 o, 0 0 ? Ks
I'm o D Y Y y " " v ~
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William |. Smith. of the Pittshe!d
Eastern Association Baseball cub WHO
took an injured arm out Of sphntS Mon
day, pitched a no-hlt game against
Waterbury yesterday, shutting them OF.
3 to o. Smith did not give pass ana
struck out six men. only three Water
bury players saw first. all on errors.
Smith came from the Memphis club OF
the Southern League.
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OND DAY TOURNAMENT.
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Notice -. b. m. GOrillafd). ............. I
Barchester, br. g OButler) ................
Time. 2.22h 2:2Oh
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The summary follows

sCHOONERS - CLASS b 60 START, 9.25 -
COURSE. 3Sa MILES.
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IDDIS-I LASS 7 MD NFW 1UKk 7.
sO-FOoTERs-sTART. 9IO-CoURsE. IS
MILES.
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HOONERS-CLASSES + + AND $
START. 9i5-COURSE 3Sh MILES.
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Jimmy Callahan is not bit worried
about the reports OF his impending fal!
from grace I'm Chicago. He takes Il as
part OF the penalty for plotting a team
far down in the race. He declares that
he knows nothing about any move 20
Gust him.
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Hard.

John Thomas Ward. 4 farmer Of
near Westminster district. did sud
denly at h Hume. about , haIf mile
from this eIIY. last Friday afternoon.
lie was plaxing In field near his
residence. and his son, Charles. living
Sith his parents. saw the nlox-icam
across the IIHIa and nobody driving H.
lie caught lhe team aud thsH seat 10
look for h father. whom h found
lying unconscious in the field. and who
died while IeInK removed 10 tn house.
Heart diaeaHe Is supposed u have
been the cause of death. Hr. Ward
was about = years of aEe. lie IL
survived b. n wife, four daughters:
Mrs. Philip Flater. Mrs Marion Flater.
Mrs. John poIsel and NFH. Eusan
shaefier. al Of this vicinity. md two
sons. Charles Ward, of near Weat-
minister. and Frederick Ward. Of Day
ton. Ohio.
Funeral services were he'd On Mon
day morning. meeting at the house at
. O'Clock md proceeding To Sandy
Mount Methodist Protestant Church,
Rev. Carroll Maddox ofiieiaIInK. In
terment Naa made In the adjoining
cemetery. The pallbeafers Here: +.
d. Boweraox. : Hamilton. John Bern
stein, Jesse stoner, John poIHeI and
William sIanHhnry. Funeral direc-
tors, Harvey nankard & Son.
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DEATHS
Manning.

Miss Mary Manning died At O'Clock
Saturday morning at the home OF her
brother-ln=Iaw and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Tobias 0ursler, about : mile
from the city limits. She was a
daughter of the late Richard Manning,
at one time a banker and Tor many
years was secretary and treasurer OF
the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Carroll county.
Miss Manning was a teacher and
spent about - years in teaching In
the public schools and In her own
private school. She was member OF
Ascension Episcopal Church. She Is
survived BY one sister. Mrs. Tobias
Oursler, and one brother. Jesse Man
ming, OF Baltimore Funeral services
we're held On Monday morning n IL
o'clock at Ascension Episcopal Church,
Rev. s. II. 0rriek officiating. inter-
ment was made in Westminster Gene
terry. The pallbearers were. james
E. Smith. George A. Miller. Atlee w.
Wampler. Dr. Glenn II. Horner,
Charles MagIn and Gloyd Lynch. Fu-
neral director. F. c. sharrer.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

j. Walter Englar and wife to Milton
d. Reid and wife, convey 10000 square
feet, for 800.
Alexander Robertson and wife to
w. NJ. Ry. Co., convey 5139 square feet
for $1.00.
Jonas d. E. Flickinger and wife to
Cornelius Z. Lippy, convey SO 3-4
acres and IS perches. for $4,000.
Blanche {. Ditman and husband &c
David &. Evans, convey 14.400 square
feet, for >.
Vincent ". Power and wife TO
Regina P. Tubman, convey land, for
$5.
Charles Edward Steele ct al. to w.
Frank Thomas, ct al. convey 2 tracts
of land, for $4,000
George D. Jackson and wife to Jos.
l.. Baust and wife, convey 81 square
perches. Tor $500.
Joseph L. Baust and wife to George
w. Albaugh, convey 81 square perches,
for $3.50.
Samuel Reindollar 10 Anna l.. Mot
ter, ct al. conveys several tracts OF
land, for $1,000.
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Mrs. Rebeeea Wagner. one Of the
oldest residents Of this city. died Sun
day, August 70. At the home Of her
son-in-laR. Harvey A. Stone. N Penn
sylyanla avenue. in her eighIYzelghth
year. She AS one OF the original
members Of Grace Lutheran Church OF
this city the land upon which the
church and parsonage stand having
been donated b. her husband. aoR de-
ceased. She leaves two daughters:
Mira. NJ. l. Maen. of HaRerHI0xn. and
Mrs. Stone. # whose home Hhe died.
Funeral services we're hsId u the
house on Wednesday morning Il 1880
o'clock. Re-. i. II. Betriek conducting
the services. Interment ~ made In
Rrider's Lutheran Cemetery. The
pailbearers Kefe George K. sehseffer,
:. c. stonef ! Il. IIandleY. GTaenhury
Palmer. Isander Gladhill nd Jacob
Elgin. Funeral directors. Harvey
Bankard : son.
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Helm.

Mrs. Catherine NJ. Helm. NIfe Of
Walter Helm. Of Trenton. :. !. died
at o'clock Sunday morning. in st.
Francis hospital Mrs. Helm VAS an
active member Of the Sacred Heart
parish, and vas widely known in
South Trenton. She was ! member
of the Ladies', Auxiliary. Division No.
2. A. O. Il. She is survived. beside
her husband. b. Ave sisters and a
brother. The funeral took place
Wednesday morning at o'clock. with
requiem hIgh mass at Sacred Heart
Church. Mr. Walter Helm |. 4 aon
of Mrs. Ella Helm, East Green street.
He has a number of friends IN this
city, who express their deepest SYM
pathy for him. Mrs. Ella Helm. Mr..
William + Helm, Mr.. Samuel Helm
and Mrs. Frank T. SchaefTer Attend
ed the funeral. Mrs. Helm will
spend some time with her aon.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Hfa. Edward Green, Of Atlantic
IT s. j. i visiting her sisters In
Ms city.
Nr. Joseph zsnigraft, OF baltimore
spent Tuesday visiting hia mother. on
neunsylyanIa avenue.
Dr. y. 7. NIeHtman. OF ths Johns
Hopkins University. spent feH dayH
IhiH week Nilh Ir John d. Edasrda.
Green street
ar. and Nrz. Frey. and child. Of
xaTk. Pa. are guests 0f Mr.. Fry 5
nafents. Af. and Mra. John =. UIehl,
Liberty street
ncv. and ATH. y. =. Herah. renn-
HYIYanIa avenue. returned home feB.
Iarday from NsatoYer. Pa. aTIar \
pleasant vacation.
Mrs. Frank i Begga. Of 11ffin,
Ohio. Is spending = month I'll her
parents. Mr.. md Mrs, William 4.
shrlFer. of Asoudale.
MIaa Charlotte Mltten. of Nsalmlna-
Isf. has returned from a two months
sIHIt 10 her sister Mira. Charles
EnHor. of baltimore. she alao Hsul TO
dorchester and Ocean City.
Nr. and 1ra. Edward Grsupe.
Washington. d. :. Miss Ella Evans.
baltimore. and Ara. Nelson Gilbert.
Vest Main direct. we're guests of Mr,
md Nra. Walter :. Ford. II The
Heights
Hiss Jessie Haumgartner. 81 Day
Iun. Ohio. Nj Carrie Rooms. of
IInwood. and Mlaa lottle canIe. Of
sandyyllie. seTs the guests Of Mr.
md Mira. Arthur Englar, OF thIs sity.
during the wee.
Elder and Mra. Kurtz Miller. Of
Brooklyn, y :. are visiting MT. and
Hra y. NJ nIah. West Main street.
Elder Miller III preach nj Meadow
Branch on Sunday morning II 10
o'clock. and II the Church of the
Brethren. Bel Grove Square. Sunday
evening at - o'clock
Mr. and Mr.. George Smith and
Hfa Smiths niece. Margaret smith,
of Johntown. p. Mr and MTz. VIII
Hollenbaugh and children, MaHY and
Grace: Dorcaa Smith. Miss Mary
sIoeksdale and Louise canlea. II Of
Westminster. Enant Sunday With Mr..
and Mrs George v Caplea. Of Ship
IeY.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter
blizzard Thursday we're: MrE. Joseph
shIpley, Mrs. Walter shlpleY. hrs.
David Glass. MHa. Russell WarIleldi
Mr. and Mra. Edwin Alexander. Harry
Blizzard. of Springfield Harry Wal
Iers. of Baltimore: Raymond Blizzard
Of sandyyille: Ruth Trayer. Eugene
Trayer, GeneYIexe shipley. RuDy Tay-
Ior. Christina shipiey aud MaTeeiilna
Alexander
Mr.. Horace i. Blizzard. D East
view, left for Atlantic, Iowa. On jan
nary 81, and since then has Travelled
through Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa. South Dakota. Wyo-
ming, Nebraska. Kansas and Missouri
IIe was joined n February At Kansas
City, Mo, b. Mr. Vernon Green. also
Of EastvieH. Mr. Blizzard md Mr.
Green are planning to spend : year
n The State O Washington.
On Sunday Misses Bertha and
0Ieatle Williams entertained : num-
Der of their friends. In the afternoon
the party wenI fishing. n. Lewis
Barber was the lucky fisherman aa he
caught four little minnows. Those
present were. Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim
Williams, Mr. md Mrs. Levi Barber
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Williams: Misses
ELIZA ]. FrIzzell, Of Baltimore;
bertha Barber. Bertha, CIeaIIe and
elsie Williams. Alice Williams;
Megsrs. s.--Ranben Williams. George
Miller and Chester Williams.
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Joshua Smith. a retired farmer and
highly respected citizen died At the
residence of hIa son-ln=laH. AT. }.
Walter EnKIaT. In NeK Windsor
Thursday evening. August :. aged 70
Yeara. ! months and % daYH. Hir
widow, and NJ Englaf. mo II an
only child. and one HiHIsT. Mira
Thomas KounIz. Of TaylorasIiIs. sur
Fiye him
lie wa : brother of the IaIa William
T. Smith. ex=indga Of the Orphans
Court.
Funeral services were held ai
Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church
Sans Greek. N sunday afternoon and
Were conducted b. Rev. J. 7. Marsh
Intermenl - made In tie adIniuing
cemetery. fHe pallbearerH sarc:
John II. Roon. Edward barnes. George
stltely. Charles strine. Charles T
Repp and ! : snader. Harvey Hank.
ard a Son funeral directors.
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Court.

Monday. August f1th.-Edward F.
Stermer. administrator Of Jacob II.
Stermer. deceased, returned inventor
les of personal property and money
also list Of debts, and received order
to sell personal property.
Ellen T. Grouse, Administrative oi
Ephraim D. Grouse, deceased, return
ed inventory of personal property
list of debts and inventory OF money
The IasI will and testament Of Fan
ME K. Valentine, late Of Carroll coun-
" deceased. was admitted TO probate
and letters testamenIary thereon
were granted TO Charles I. Valentine
who received order to notify creditors
William Y. Nusbaum and Fannie II
Earnst. administrators Of John +
Nusbanm. deceased, returned inyen.
tories Of personal property and
money: also list OF debts and received
order to sell personal property.
On petition OF Jesse !. stoner, the
Court ordered withdrawal Of funds for
the use of Marie G. stoner. infant.
Catherine Gunther. acting executriz
of Amanda shaffer, deceased, settled
her firaf and final account.
Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company. executor of Lafkin s. ben.
nett. deceased, returned inventory ol
personal property, receiving order tf
sell the same.
Marearelta Lambert and Arthur S
Lambert, executors of Emily j. Lam.
bert. deceased, settled their first and
final account.
Elizabeth II. RakeslfaH. received
order TO use funds for the support oi
her infant children.
Alfred 3. Mower, guardian fol
Lillian g. Earl b., Alfred G., and Rutf
V. Mower. wards, settled his first &c
count.
Tuesday. August 12th.-charles +
Steger, administrator Of Carl Il. Steg
er. deceased. returned inventory o.
money and reported sale Of persona
property.
II. Newton DeVrieg and Harry Il
DeVrIea. executors of ]. Oliver Wad
low, deceased, returned inventories o.
personal property and money, list o.
debts. and received order 10 sell per
sonal property and real estate.
Letters of administration on th'
estate Of Sarah A. Donty. late of Car
roll county, deceased. we're granted
unto Helen e. Keefer and Edward o
Weant. who returned list Of debts ant
received order to notify creditors.
Letters of administration d. b. n.
[. a., on the estate Of Nary Il. 4
Baker. deceased, were granted Il
Harry I. DeVries.
Rebeeea Il. Sellars. guardian O
Helen slulI, infant, received order tt
draw funds.
Letters Of administration on the es'
tate of Elizabeth NJ. Warehime, late o.
Carroll county, deceased. we're grant
ed TO Daniel E. Warehlme, who re.
ceived warrant to appraIse and order
to notify creditors.
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Blrthda, Party Near Flnksburg.

There vas most delightful birth
day party given at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ward in honor oi
Herman and Harriet Ward, neal
Finksbnrg. on August 3. Friends
began to arrive about | o'clock. Thes
played orounet and many othel
games I'll about o'clock. when the,
were invited to the table and served
with refreshments. Herman aRf
Harriet received many pretty pres.
ents. Al had good time.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Ward; Nellie Peeling, Harriet
Ward and Alice Peellng. of F1nks'
burg. DIaneh Ward. Grace Ware.
hime. Bessie Ward, elsie Ward
MalerIa Warehime, Amelia Ward
Elizabeth Wolf, of Baltimore; Her.
man Ward. Melvon Kay. Harry Kay
Eddie Pool, Sherwood Kay, Wilmer
Ward and Joseph Ward. Jr.
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IN Egg Record.

A correspondent to the Hanover
Record from Glen Rock. Pa, writes
as follows:
Probably the greatest egg record
ever made In this section Is tina of a
poultry specialist, residing a few
miles from town, supplying ]. W
Anthony, local egg dealer. For the
five months Just passed. Mr. Anthony
has pad this man total Of S6c8.sb
for eggs alone furnished him. The
amount this egg producer was paid
for his egg crop by Mr. Anthony for
each Of the five months i as follows
March, sI03.5S; April. 1ab.00; May
$112.20: June, s140.53: July, s117.b4
This l. great record and shows the
splendid possibilities IN scientific hen
culture. This successful specialist
has about 100 laying hens. mostly OF
the LegHorn breed"
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MaryIand1anEs 18th.

Maryland ranks thirteenth In the
list Of States and Territories IN the
amount OF internal revenue taxes col
leeled. Her total was S7,546.0 .0I2.I6.
From the Maryland district. however.
which includes also Delaware, the
District of Columbia and the counties
Of Aceomac and Northumberland, IN
Virginia, the total was $9,03s. .92s27.
which is also thirteenth In the IIaI
Of collection districts. Virginia SHOWS
q total collection of Ss,059, 1868 Just
one point ahead Of Maryland, While
West Virginia, on the verge OF be
coming a dry State, reports only
=. .g9a, ,99S13
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Mrs. Mary = Dayhoif. widow of
Thomas Dayhoff. of this city. died
Saturday morning from a eomplica-
ton of diseases after an illness OF
three months At the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. G.. Willet, 1927 North Gil
NOR street. Baltimore. She is sur
yiyed by four sisters, Mrs. {. J. VIII
let, Mrs. Lucinda YIngling. Mrs John
A. Bosley and Mrs. Nora sIer, all of
Baltimore. Ter funeral took place
Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from
her home. Rev. II. p. Miller. Of Con-
eordia Lutheran Church. conducted
the services. Burial was IN the Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. DayhoiT's maiden name was
Homberger.
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County Commissioners.

A number of bill were passed and
paid.
A committee Of two appeared before
the board on August representing
the order of P. o. S. OF !. asking for
a flag to be kept floating over the
Court House. The matter is being
held under consideration.
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Am Catherine sykes. wife of
Charles Sykes, aged = yearh. died
Saturday morning, from tho infirmitlea
OF aEe. Besides her husband che +
survived b. one son. znzh Sykes. IL
inK n the west. Funeral was heII
sundH. afternoon IN Wesley Melhoz
dist Episcopal Church. Rev II. +
Gil officiating. Tie pallbearsTz
were. Frank Smell. William II, $. Al
gIra. Daniel Riil. Daniel Reed. James
Hoffman and Cecil TInIon. G. v. tn
ton I son funeral directors.
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Mr. md Mrs. GrleT Robertson lefI
on Monday for weeks visit u
Atlantic City aud Hoo1berry, n. ].
Mis- Gertrude FIohn and brother.
LEROY. Of sykesYllle. are visiting IN
Wayneahoro. Blue HIdge Summit, Pen
Mar and Detour.
Miss Dorothy MullIn. Of Cleveland.
Ohio. Who has been spending several
weeks With Mrs. ] brooke Fink. re
turned home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Stewart
entertained q number Of their friends
at ! watermelon party yesterday e.
enlng 1T sGraceland
Misses Margaret and Hllda Eekard
have returned home after spending
come time with their uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Fricf. O
SmaIIHood.
Rax. +. w. DoIy. Of Cambridge
Ohio. Il here on his vacation and VII
deliver IN address II st. Johns, LeIs.
ter's celebration on Saturday, August
|23.
Mrs. Thomas Roblnzz wife of Gap-
tain 1ohIns, Of the shlngton bar
racks. spent feR rs this weeE
with her parents, Mr. md Mrs. John
Milton Reifsnider, EaaI Green street
Miss Clara Lewis. Sunday school
cleaz Of the Methodist Protestant
Church will hold lawn fete tonight
and tomorrow night Il hrs. II. Scott
Roopzz, Vest Main street, for The
benefit Of the church Improvement
fund.
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Hayes.

Elizabeth Hayes, (coloredl died near
on Tuesday. She formerly
lived in this county, and her remains
were brought here yesterday and in
tered in II. Joy Cemetery. Harvey
Bankard : Son. funeral directors.
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nnaaEmE.

MHH. Emeiine DuddsTet died at The
home of her daughter. Hrs. William
Radcliffe. In baltimore. after pr
traeIed Illness aad uId aKe lRiirmitIsa.
aged = years. 5 months and "a daYH=
HeT early life WaH HpsnI on the Old
homestead. near unIansIIle. now oeea=
pied y ] Roy sundenEiil. her grand
son The deceased + survived by tso
daughters Mira. William Radcliffe. oI
baltimore city. and MTa. Joshua Sun.
derKllI. near UnionfIIIe. Burial 80
made N the cemetery adjoining h
1.luEHuuTe church.
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arr.

O. Tuesday aftefHa.Hz. August :.
at - o'clock. Earl Raymond. son NJ
Mr. nd Nrn. Raymond Carr. died \
hIa Hnnr. IN Hanover. "a. from ,
complication Of diseases. aged / YsaT
month and rs tafH
Brisf funeral services Here held =
The HauHa ycHtsfda. evening at n
O'Clock. conducted = lev. !. :.
Glover. Of the Methodist Episcopal
church This morning The body Naz
conveyed ~ Salem church. near ahInz
leF. a.sr the Western Maryland HaIl=
va. share further services gers
held nd intermenI made
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Salem Lutheran Charge.

Services Sunday: st. Benjamln.a--
Sunday school 3 4. m; Divine ser
vices 10 a. M.
st. John's-snnday school p. m;
Divine services 2 ,. N.
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Union Lutheran Charge.

Preaching at unIontown Church.
Sunday at 1920 a. m. At Banst. 1t
80 D. m. Rev. G. " Bachman. pas
tor.
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Miss Margaret Skunk. East Main
street. i spending the Weekend with
relatives md friends At Taneytown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar eaple and
daughter. Norma, and Mr. Charles
w. 0urHIer. Of Johannesburg, Pa:
Mrs. Florence Curley and son. Rich
ard. of Baltimore, attended the funer-
al OF Mis- Mary v. Manning. on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. william :. Westaway
Of Evergreen Farm, paIapaco, enter
tanned It their home on Sunday lasi
the following guests: Mr. and Mrs
William I. Westaway. Mr. William T.
Crout, Mr. and Mrs Howard s. Biscoe
w. Stanley Biscoe, Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh
Mcneil, r.. and son, oI Baltimore;
Mrs. Rebeeea Caple. oI FInksburg:
Mr.. and hrs. Thomas I. Shilling, ol
SandyvIlle: Mr., and hrs. Jesse
Stoher md family. uf Westminster
and Mr.. and Mrs, George Benson and
family. oT Gambler.
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Campbell.

Robert +. Campbell died suddenly
on Wednesday. August i3. at his
home. 10 Falls road. Baltimore. He
il survived by his Nlfa. Kho was Nj
Nellie Gorsuch, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. GoTaHsh. formerly d
this county. and daughter about i
years IF age Funeral services vi
be he'd today at o'clock from Hamp=
den Methodist Protestant Church.
FallH Road lntermenI will ba r1ade
In St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Lippy, Mr.. ard
Mr.. q. Il. LInny and Mics L.
LInpy attended the funeral of their
aunt. Mrs. Thomas Dayhon. of BaltI-
more.
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Hr and Mrs. : b Englar nd
daughter. Miss neulah. of TaneyIoHn.
are spending two weeks In Frostburg
and Mountain Lake Park.