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Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21
One of P. vinegar's Best.

The late celebrated Peter Vim
egar, who in days gone by used
to make periodical visits to Dan
vile for the purpose of delivering
his sermons, remarkable on ac-
count of their startling texts, on
one occasion spoke to a large as
semblage of the colored Metho-
dist church on Walnut street.
When he arose and raised his
spectacles from bis eyes in order
to expectorate ith more free
dom, he said: My beloved bred
rem and sistern. i take my tex
dis evenin' in dat portion NV de
Scriptur' whar de 'Postle, Pau
pints his pistol at de Phesians,
an whar it say, 'Whar de her
scratches dar's de worm, 'ceptin
de case whar (sum previus her
hav bin dar." He then proceed
ed to tell his hearers what ahor
liable PERSONAL appearance tn,
Devil presented, with the follow
ing description His eyes look
ed like two balAs of fire, his teetl
like two skipn saplins, his ear
hang downI 'baccer leaf an
his hi, bref 8 ss ss a taSd tar aittls, tile,
oov,,arty~ -,
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21
Wrong License.

Here is one that has just reach
ed our ear. Not many moons
ago a young gentleman of this
county presented himself to
County Clerk w. V. Dudley and
asked him for a license. Not
stating what variety he waAed,
and Mr.. Dudley seeing that the
fuzz on his face had not develop
ed into whiskers, and his ears
were yet so thin that you could
almost read a newspaper through
them, just naturally suppoSed
that it was a hunting license he
wanted, and issued one to him.
When the important day arrived
and he and his intended were
standing at the threshold of per
petual happiness, the minister
discovered the mistake. Th'
pretty bride tainted, and the as
sembled guests had to rub he
HANDS and wrists with a brisknes
to restore her to normal conditi
on. However, the real kind o
license was secured, and the nur
tial knot was tied in due form
Here's hoping that they ma
live down this little mistake. =
Falmouth Outlook.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21

ADVERTISING RATEs-l0 cents per
inch, net, for space. Composition,
position, ETC., extra.
Obituaries (cash to accompany Or
der), business readers, political read
ers, etc., cents per line per insertion.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21
We Jerk too Sson.

Retrospective: Sitting on the
bank of the stream you keep a
wary eye on the foater of your
fish line or feel the rod carefully
for "nibles," if not using the
aoater., All a bite! you jerk and
the fish gets away. You jerked
to soon. Did you ever figure how
many fish you have lost by jerk
ing too soon?
In fishing for bigger game in
the busy business world, how Of
ten have you jerked too soon!
The American people are a nation
of nervous and impatient people.
They do not believe or at least dc
not practice the art of "watchful
waiting" They jerk too soon.
An agent approached us not
long since with a set of books we
have been coveting for some time.
We were thinking over the prop
3.sT;tisn.o.a.eisseno- -striliarhg mel
ad us hooked jerked too soon :
nd we escaped. A fair maiden :
vas angling for the chosen one
rom her suitors and while he
vas still debating the question of .
which possed the greater charms
he or another girl, jerked too
oon and she lost him.
Nor does the fault lie wholly in
he Western Hemisphere. We
,elieve we can name a ruler or
wo in Europe that jerked too
oon and brought about the
worlds greatest war. Oak Hill
'0) Press.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21
Obedience.

Every teacher should accentuate the
truth, every parent ought to teach,
that a child's whole duty is summoned
up In the single word. obedience.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21

Wouldn't it be awful it, in spite Of the European war
and the efforts of the republicans in Congress to bring
a sureeAough panic Wilson's administration, taken as
whole, should be an era of business prosperity?
The indications are that this will happen despite the
privileged influences that being used to dscredt the
President and his policies.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21

Dr. Miles, An,i-POin pills t'r rheumatism
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21
CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENTS

-, ainounce
We are authorized ARNETT
CHAS't the nomination for
as a candidate fc s,,h;.c,,o, a.. a.: ~.
Secretary OF Statoar,v ~
of the democratic 80
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21
All Good kerican Towns.

Indwlodz,
Bodhow,
Bslimow,
Halagoszcz,
.akliczyn,
(prjanko,
Hsok.
These are th names of Russian
towns culledfrom the latest war
news. Th give us Americans
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21

1t may be due to lapses of memory that I am asked
almost every day. by various persons, why don't go to
hear Elder Rhodes, the Baptist revvast who is holding
meeting at the Methodist church, but it sometimes pre-
sents itself to me as sinister attempt to the old
quarrel between the Methodist people and myself
thought was generally and thoroughly understood
that would never violate the sanctty Of that sacred ed
flee by my presence until that church, as body made
amends for the damnabe outrage perpeaed against me
by cotere of its members acting for the church, several
years ago.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21

Right will in the end win, and when public sentiment
crystazes opon an idea of public policy that idea will u
tmatey be enacted into the law of the country Recent
ly resolution to amend the Constitution of the United
States to prohibit the manufacture and sale of ntoxca
ing liquors received majority of votes in Congress, but
not the required two-thirds to amend the Constitution
1t was nevertheless victory for prohibition and fore
runner Of complete victory Bryan who has prob
ably clearer vision of the wishes of the people than any
in the nation has declared for it, and without doubt
the democratic party in its next national convention will
lledge itself ta Jaw NE voUe4 mi,
Congress shows that Congressen of all parties have felt
the influence of the people back home and will bel
political suicide for any party not to declare for prohb
ton The next four years will bring about national pro-
hibition.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21

: Il srs4 a 81 - TT
what would ppen to a gentle
Russian realer of the Novoe
Vremya in Petrogard if there
were a war ii the United States
and the poor cIss had to wrestle
with:
Chileothe,
OSHKOSH,
TusEeegee,
Ossawatomie,
Kalamazoo.
S@nhanoe,
Xelia,
Scbchoh,
Tafapoosa,
SyAcauga,
Yatme,
Wawaw,
Podomoonshine,
Schenectady.
Tiotghniougha,
Roqkonkema,
Skaheateles,
Creektowago,
Philadelphia,
Indianapolis,
Cincinnati,
Chicago,
You may not believe it, but al
of these are perfectly good A
merican cities.-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-01-21
LEY COURIER

| Entered as second class matter
April z, 1910, at the post-offlce at West
Liberty, KY, under the Act of-March
8, 1879.
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:.
aranlbtitsfdlIen Su untsrItiittn1, Q.
.Das Deutf1tbur, bur& GefeIRgtett
unb GintraHt 5l pflegen.@.
gBie pisle Wsreins finb nidt aus
bisIer seclonie berporeseansen,, ipie
pisIe WobltbGtigieitsftiftnnse spnren
ibr niat aneealiebert! Dd eab es Elm
WGbhenbsim. in BEN oeutfde MGbs
1en elm llnteriommen fonpsn. elm
ISplo epanseiieo. bas ,i9 Der beuts
fben, Diterreihif9en, fdlpeiaeriiden
llnb aud italientldtn proteftanten
annabm. 'rsie &rantenitsIlfn fiir urts
bemittelte beiltffe arante i'm Ospi=
bale massiors, sinen bsutI4enSpra&s
perein, in BEN literorifdeUo ges,
balten tpurben. sinen 6Iottenperein.
cine antGBli1s btr Silbsrho13eit, nn>
feres &aiierpaarts begriinbeie &aiiers
| itiftune, cine Bismardiiiftuns, aus
beren 3infen Ainberfefc psranitdltet
ipurben, unb ben bereits ertpdtnten
{5ilfsperein, Der i6brlia mebr ais
sipplfbunbert Deutide ,interitiibte,
manhem 1eutidtn, Der in Staiien
S6iffbrna su srfeibsn brobte, ben
Weg in.'bie Soeimatb ebncte. bic Riidss
febr su elmer aeorbneten griiten3 err
moelihts. So, bic beutfte aolcnie in
Mailanb mar cine feite beuti6e Sohs
burg, linb felbit ibr aus sipeibunbert
Mitglicbern beitebenber @eIonsptrein
bespedte neben Der Wlsse beuti6er
Mufit, ipie es in feinen Sabunsen
bieB. ,unter feinsn 1litsIiebern bsnt.
fhe 9eiinnuns aufre9tSnerbalten"
Run 1T biefe beutfde 5odburg 3ers
fallen, III, ipie 10 mande anbere beuts
ide aulturitdtte I'm Iuslanbt. bur9
blinben SAB, burd nisoertra&tisen
Reib, burd ben erbdr,nlihen garbas
rismus iener serit0rt iporben, bic in
itrer Obnmaht Dtutidlanb. bas bier
ipis iiberau eiu aultartr6er mar,
nit Idamlof.r s5re6h,it als bas
aanb Der 9arbaren gu fteItsn iih sr'
breiIten. -4
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j1rsden. CT IN ii4 abtr feiner jun.
gen .Tlannes Dibiirbe uifo bsr pfIit,a
ten. bic fis ibm auferIsst, 70 betpubt.
bub es bsi ibm siusr Dia6nung .selpiB
Hidt bebarf.
MeI@en sroBeu 4nflang BEL uns
fern ari.ssrn bas Soloaien8sim ses
funben bat. gebt an beutIihften dua
ber 9hatfade berDor. buB bic Rdume
ni9f mebr ausreidtn, nm bis 1eiudtr
gu faifen, ,unb bab in MurfGcu ein
stpeites Ssim .rDffnst ipirb, un bem
8eoiirfnib s.rebt gu perbsH.
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2lnbadt fir aamsrrbtn obns lInttrs
itieb Der aonfsFioH Ge!sgsnhsit sur
grbebung anp grbalung.
Ger GsiIt aber, in nem bns 5tim
geIeitet tpirb, III BON 6umor unb
UemiitbIitfsit bir4trdust. Gle iouls
men aud in Der .,.Sauscrbnun gum
ansbrud, bic ben Gsfu&sr am rGin.
gang bssriiBsn: Ia.
Qisbtr sfamerab, bebsnls:
Dies iit sin !6eim utb isins, Gh.nis!
5alf in gbrtn ihder 5aus,
9tnn iris fdb' es fonit bier aus!
l6rm' nibt, foni. fam man niht L.,
fen.
3anf nidi, fnnIt .6iIt BIZ BIER 9 ss'
.fuefen.
Gsi frsunblid, frisbli& ipud' nidt
unbtr.
Weiteres fas' itt bir niubt mehr.
Oente, bu ieieit bsi biz 3u Sdus.
Da jisbt es bod, aud iists faubtr aus.
1edhts biss dlles gang ssnuii,
Cont ff,rsibs ih btim ~ an btiHs
Grou,
Dislt Mdrniing fam frsiliH ben
jixbstbniG9rissn RtisgsfrttpiIligsn.
Ebsr iIs osts6s lisii, ni4s ssfoussss
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Gin heutides sDplbatenbsim.
80 orf1a a IL.

Dor 4du.
pruntpoa .rbebt ji6 in @arid,au
aIs 4bidlub elmer f.iner iaOniten
Strabsn, birttfarbis -,lfb reid ges
i6miidt, bas ruffii6f GpunaIium.
Dor oem @ebdube itfbt Elm 9entmal
bes aop.rnifus; se.r0nt pirb Der
pra6tbau Don Der lanbesiiblihsn
aipisbelf0rmisen auppel uHp ben sri.>
hiidsn areua. Su Der gerdumigsn
2lula seussn bic rei6en S4muds
tbeile Der giIosrrabm.n Don bem ruf;
Iiid patriOtifben Jnbalt. ben iie
umi6lofen, rffenbur 8iloer bes 13as
rsn uub ieinsr gngebOrisen.,
9sute bliden aus Sisfn Rabmen
bic ipoblgslllnssrsn 8ilDsr bes aais
isrs uub !Sinbenbures. llnb bas
@Dmuafiun. in beFen Rdumen nod
Dor ipeuis,n WlDnat.n Der 5ab gsgtn
alIes 9eutIde, lItb defenders eessH
bic oeutIde RiIitGrterrfdaft, sepres
Sist porben III, frbt bsuts i'm 2iss
bsspisnft. fir unin. JeIosrausn.
,Dsutides Solbatsnbeim- fttbt nit
grpbsn gu@ftaben an ber JrOnt Des
StbGubes. M
5isr ioa Der beuii6e arieg.r, Der
i'm 5einoesIdnb itebi, feyn BON ifinsn
aisben gu einsr, 2beiIs tpiebetfinDsn,
ipona6 isin Sa5 iid i.tni,. bic Seis
natB upb Elm 5eim, &'smiithii6tsit
unp Ssritrsu,rng, .rHi.e- unb beittre
lInterbaItung. Wsnn ianp bebannn,
bab niht ben 2rilppen I'm JsIbs elm
sIsi6es gebotsn fptrbsu fam; fusnn
man aber telleidt msint. baB a,rabe
in elmer WoB,n Stabt fpie Dorihcu
am ipsnisftar YtbiiriniB fir cine iols
DIE sSiirIopee beftebt, 70 Iebrt Die ers
fabruns bod .ous ges.Htbeil. Geipib
sibt es bi,r 3eatsr. Darietets, aines
photographer in Rsnss. 4ber eins
NAL firfb unfere Spibaten nidt ale in
Der aas., @slb tistfiir auisutperlben.
fobann III es aud niht fpiinidtHs.
tperth. bab uniere arieaer Der leihten
Tlui. allsu .tfrig buIbigen. Gs tpirb
babnrh tp.bsr bus -aniehen uriieres
5eres in ben 9usen Der einbsimis
Iten gen5lieruug aefDrbert NOD bic
gtunnssSuht. ri. @eiuHbbeit unb be
eDeoral bes ein5slnen iWunnes. Die
Bfahr.n ben Grobfabt finb gsrabs
In @ari4du 10 srob, baB bic 5tsrsss
peripaltung TM psranlqbt fiAf ipie'
berbolt in einbrinsliHeH Wabnunsen
auf Fl. binsatpeiien unb por ihnsn sa
fparnen. &
Mber ss IN cine quite shat,
baB fie bisrbei riiht 'iiebtn bleibt, fons
bern 1rlbft cine gtitis atfhaffeu bat
mo Der rSolbai isins frsis 3eit nibIid
unb up1ensbm psrbriusep fam. llnb
Don ber Ginrkhtans pirb germ unb
frnibig G.braut gemd&t.
.Sn ben arrBtn, belltn 3immern,
beren Ddube NIT freunbIiHen Bill
bern, aumsit aus Der Sstmath, ass
Ptnriidt iiub, finb.n mir nnfere felbs
Nrauen Sunssn unb ggltsn beim
gr.ttfprl, btim 3titungslsien unb
8rnffGreibeu. limb manhmal tritt
elm funitbesabier aamerdb an bas
Rfapier nHb erfrsnt bic 6Drer burh
Elm NufItitiid. 4bsr aud. fir bic
1eibfiden @eniifie III eeIorgt. Gin
reiGlidxs D2itiaabrpt 1T Fir 70 pf,
Elm 2lfxnbbrot fir 40 g)f. Su buben.
eins suiTe 8affes cber ain 8uttsrbrot
frjten 10 of.
Die f6on eripGbnte 4uIa tpirb Bee
iputesni .Deranitaltunssn bienIibar
aema6t. 6isr finben muiitnlifhs
gotirdae, 9}ortefiina.H aug DiHtern.
poftstbiindihe; fpiiieni6aftIihe unb
pbilofopbd DE DOrttdgs gu Dorbsr BE-
hfmmffr uub baouufoeusbkukx Adj
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nrs&..

yfidtsr: .,Sis iOllsn bsm Iiitanse.
ilastsn Gslb seseben taben. bnmit er
ben Jbnsn psrbabten aHger iib.rfulIs
unb perpriigle; III bas pabrg-
.Det itimmt.1
.Gddmsn Sis fi4! Tas mar cine
gan, feiss unb gsmeine 9dnoIuns!1
rRanu - Serr M@tsr2 Det mar
bod niidt ipsitsr tpirn iIssner DRAFT.
perbau!s
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fat. sbsmata ipie .@ibt es Elm 2ef
ben mad BEN 5obs?" obsr rgtlb unb
arebit i'm arisse' fiilIen ben serdus
miseH SaaI ebsnfo lpie bic mujaafis
iden @sranItdItiingtn. bel bensn bas
0oltslieb unb bic BARN befungens
6eimatb I'm @orbtrgrilnbe su 'itehsn
pflssi Ssben 9lhtnb eibt bic in d.
nm bsfoususu Gdat itattfsubenH!
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Gpa 4 b o ael.

StubiOfus: Sic fiibrsii ssbn gor'
ten 9itf94
@irtb; ga, Bel mir Tam jsbsr mad
isinsr 5aFon .fsIis4 tpsrbsu!-
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Jrau: .gpeibi Oh, ga6nn.. i'd lpns
be bas SOupsr am gnbs bisf:s Wos
nats sebsn; bann iinb bic jilnasrsn
3errsn asmDbnlih tnapp Bel RaiIs!s
DitnIimdbden (oaspiidxnrufsnb):
limb no bIsibi bann mein 5rinigeIbgs
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an bsrfnnien - Sarmsn.

aIetuc Harm IN Der Gtnbf pdiierb fhr
tgemiiIclndjt eiibnersndbt oocr fItine wssiiftel.
Sen 1aptb. anoaicn 5errp Roab.s 1eleooene
Natiop $40 y vi
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et.Ilenaeiade de-@ei6Iih.

Reffsre aebiIbste btuif8e iunee 5rau
iphnfbt Sene aIs 9auet1Iteriu eei ttnsm
aneirttebenbsn aerrn. q. D. 81 Cn .. Sfr.
gldf 2.
|Teuff8e grau f.i@t Jrauen yh maffirfu.
g. z. @enbfr. 106b Gutter Gtrnts.
grau fu6i 5erreinpaj6e sn ipnften une gu
bHeefn. fttrsr Udrbtntn si rhuigsn. 1919
Dloors Etratf. 2. etof.
Az rpaften 1iro IN btr ffi6e .JnitsrttIfsn.
i42i nafe Strrts. 8. Gto6, Hnttn.
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siaiiee: uuIb fa0n In dbuiitsu Setr'seen ae'
atbeitef bdhen. $500. acli nne iisl 1.n"ss
nne 9Iui gtrnbs.
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eteIlenasiud,s--9saHnIidj.

gbauffenr. iiseuiirfer. .fnff gisIIs ole
Snusmdnn cbsr 9prfsr. gfrpiebirHa. z. r..
eio. wirs S1eget, 4rineipip rbe., pinfpooo,
man n, Iebiasr, mittsIlabrisss, fu6t Sisue nls
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Grant, 2sS1 0leabord ebeHue.
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3n MISUNDERSTANDING.

,rettsentai"--b 3tmmere. pas;
Sf5, slrmprh rrn Bcrmnn iinbe piiln: Brlpat
Saue, qsnibsiriHsr. Storasesiinnsr ylap'
Sufrdaen anl Rnte. "
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(0tntna Room @apteu nnb saus.
innbfeH In ileiner SaHIiiis. e2e wn,ysu
shenns, Tel sIpon 32os. ll,iz
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aa psrmiet6em- Stats.

eIhs,,b III e.--209 Gedrne Mbeniie, itts blul'
insr gIat. aIle DISQUALIFICATION Ills
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oeur6s.s s,nSermne6sn ".
sir gsabu. yrau Gee u. unlt. 0gtHburlf. ~
spalnui Sius. 1sl Gni, 1921. %.
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gutes beuttees Wab6su tiir. aIi'
semsins sGusarbett i20s YtEs gnass.
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seaf6frau. cute fiir sipet 2aee IN osr
SBodbe. 2ss2 GIora enabs Clifton Seiss's'
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CIR ertabrenes @ah9sn fir niIes'
meirt 9ausprbei.. 2sI ecraine apsmne
clifton.
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@erlanat-MaMIid.
gerIaaat--@eibIidj.

rabnen 'iir auaemeinr SansaIbsti @nlsr
aobn. 252 qbrnaH aeeHne. *eohe Ipo"
l75o.E.
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eiubstmdb4eu In go. puieueta
elpariinenis, stioesrpah glrenue. aponeals.
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@db4tn for cngemslns
Souscrbeli. Outer aobH fnt bic ri9tias ~sr.
fon. sl7 S,ntiHs plSeHue. enonodls.
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weeiernussIa anitennnass.
Sn pertanfen- @66sIn.

@sbsI iar spei simmer. is2s Gin s,rahc,
2. stc6. LIZ
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|@dp6eu flt alssBeine eausarbsit IN Ge'
mile BON 8. Outer aobn. 7ts UtseHipoob
Gpekne aponbalt.
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lRdb6tu flr aIIgsmeine Saieurbeit IN go
nllie bon 2. Cbtrts yIaf et5 Burtnn dps'
rliis, elbpnbdIt. StabtsGmpfe5iiHsen.
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|wab6eu 'hr obsre arpeit rub I'm bet bst
gsdffe an belfen, slusfiinft. pfleHg., sSs
gsinbtani sSsnas dpOrodIe
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% af6 frau far gsOnias in 1905 Central
HpcTfue.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-01-16
Thief Pleads Guilty

William Wilson, alias "Dude", alias
"Reddy" was ararigned before United
States Commissioner w. G. Mahaffy
in the Federal Building, Wilmington,
Friday of last week, and entered
plea of guilty to the charge of robbing
the postoffice at Akin, on August 16,
1912. The commissioner placed the
bail at 81, 200 in default of which the
prisoner was remanded to the custody
of Acting Marshal John w. Mitchell.
By pleading guilty, the prisoner makes
himself liable to fine of $4,000 and a
term of not more than ten years in the
United States prison, at Atlanta, Ga.
The arrest of Wood is the result of
hard work on the part of Postoffice
Inspector Plummer, of Wilmington,
who has trailed the man for over two
years. Woods plea saves him from a
trial, in Delaware, on the charge of
holding up street car at Richardson
Park, on last Halloween night
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-01-16
Revival Services

DR.. Leonidas |. McDougal and Mr..
William n. Thomas arrive in Elkton
this Saturday to assist the pastor in
the conduct of revival services at the
Methodist Church, and will be present
at all the services on Sunday next.
They are engaged from the 18th Of
January to the 31st, inclusive. Mr..
Thomas is not unknown to this com
munity, as he has been in charge of
the singing at the Leslie camp for the
past two years. He is one of the
most gifted revival singers before the
public, and can sing a congregation
into heavenly joy in the quickest time.
DR.. McDougal is one of the most cele-
brated pastor-evangel in the Will
mington Conference, and the church
and Christian community are greatly
blessed in having two such Christian
workers with them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-01-16
improvement Association

The Elkton Improvement Associa-
tion met in regular session Monday
evening, the President, DR.. H. Arthur
Mitchell, presiding.
The Association was addressed by
Deputy Comptroller w. T. Childs, of
Baltimore City, on individual! Res
possibility in Civic Government" Mr..
Childs gave most interesting ad-
dress on the needs of towns, and said
that the aim of every Elktonian should
be to make Elkten the best place to
live in, showing by apt illustrations
how individual effort could accomplish
wonders in the improvement of any
community; that number of individ-
uals, each striving for the same end,
banded together into an association
such as this, should be powerful in
deed, and able by systematic and har-
monious work, free of politics, to
make great advances in living condi-
tons.
Mr.. Childs warned against expect
ing to accomplish great undertakings
all at once, and advocated the plan of
preparing for the future by setting
aside small sums each year as fund
to meet coming needs. In general, he
advocated the use of school properties
for community gatherings, and made
a strong plea for Fairgrounds for the
boys and girls.
Mr.. Childs was given cordial vote
of thanks by the Association.
A number of matters were discuss
ed and the President was authorized
to appoint committees for the follow
ing purposes:
l. To confer with the Town Council
and the Eder Park Association with a
view to improving the condition of the
marsh south of town.
z. 10 urge upon Town Council the
necessity for an ordinance permitting
the health authorities to placard anv
house in which there is any contagious
disease.
8. 10 cooperate with Town Coun-
Gil and the School Board in arranging
for cleanup week before the annual
School Rally Day, and to assist in
making that occasion an even greater
success than last year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-01-16
COUNTY BOARDS
ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court Of Cecil County
met in regular session on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. Present:
Hon. Richard B. Merritt, Chief Judge;
Hon. NJ. S. Sentman and Hon. Thomas
S. Miller, Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against estates of
deceased persons were examined and
passed.
Bonds Approved.-Bond of Harry
H. Gamble, administrator of William
H. Gamble; bond of Andrew j. Scho-
field, Jr., administrator of Andrew J..
Schofeld; bond of Mary Elizabeth
Price, executriX of Susanna A. Perk-
ms; bond of Maud M. Kirk and Will
liam S. Evans, administrators of Allen
E. Kirk; bond of Sarah Ann Harris,
executrix of Enoch Harris; bond of
Mary H. B. Wilson, Administrative Of
Reuben Bond; bond of Ida Arrants
and Philip M. Groves, administrators
of William j. Arrants.
Accounts Passed.-First and final
account of James F. Evans, admins
traitor d. b. n. of Benjamin T. Cald-
well.
Court adjourned to meet in regular
session on February 9, next.