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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-03-17
Meighborhood Neqvs.
Darlington D0ings.

DARLINGTON, March 10. Miss Elvu
GOrrrII has returned home after visit
ny relatives near Iiavre de Grace.
Dr and Mrs Runner are visiting il
baltimore and Washington for Il
couple Of weeks.
Mrs Ellen Brown has returned HON,
after mn extended visit in Baltimore.
Mr. j. r. Stlvely and family hay,
moved into their new residence on Mair
street
Miss Hannah Hopkins, who has beer
visiting IN West Chester and IInltimor,
has returned to her home.
tn" moving pictures which have beer
given in the town hall on "Wednesday
evenings, under the management oi
Nr Assn Morrison. have been great
success and hre adding much to tn,
enjoyment of the neIghbOrhood
Mr. and Mrs. David Is. Ellicott hav,
returned to their home Crock land u,
after spending some time in Port De.
post.
The epidemic Of measles, which has
been in Darlington and vicinity for tn,
past six weeks. IL almost over.
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Aberdeen News.

ABERDEEN, March IL The desire TO
have the old Philadelphia pike macada-
mized Is MI issue Of Importance to many
Of our residents, especially to motorists.
Mr.. Harry +. Strasbaugh will appeal to
the Legislature of Maryland on Wed.
nesday to have the State finance the
undertaking.
Mr.. George II. Mitchell gave pleas-
ant entertainment on Monday evening
to the Brotherhood Of Grove Presby
terrain Church.
Cupid has had busy winter in Aber-
deem, the result OF which we will prob
ably be permitted to announce in our
next communication to The Hgl-.
Messrs. +. o and Parker Mitchell,
Harry T. Strasbaugh and Fred. o. Vlele
attended the convention of the National
Grocers' Association in Reading during
The past week.
Miss Eta Silver, Of Chenille, has
returned home after aVlsit TO the family
of Mr. William Silver
Mr.. and Mrs. William Silver returned
on Saturday afternoon from II visit u
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Graeme Allen, in the sunny Southland
The Young Peoples Social Circle will
hold social on Friday evening, 18th, nj
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin
Rogers.
Mr., and Mrs. William N Michael re.
turned on Friday from their wedding
journey in the North. They were giyer
serenade on Saturday evening by q
number Of their young friends.
Miss Dora Morgan is visiting hei
cousin, Miss Ella V. Osborn, Of Balti
| more.
The Perryman Bush River Neck cross
ing has been greatly improved during
the past week by Mitchell Brothers, Of
Perryman, who have placed TOO tons OF
stone on the road. This will add much
to the comfort of travellers.
Mr.. John Archer Mitchell, Of neal
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COMPANY STANDS THE TEST.

| On Friday Gen Gather of the M. N.
&. and Capt Hadsel, Of the u S. A.
Inspected Company u at Bel Airs
ipe new armory, and declared them
5 ives well pleased with the company 3
showing The afternoon was spent in
inspecting the states property. while
in the evening the company was put
through rigid tests both in close and
extended order drills Every member
of the organization, totalIng three
officers and fifty seven men, turned out
for inspection and did his best The
bows skill IN the extended order drill
called forth special commentator from
the inspectors.
Major Reckord and Capt. Archer are
so anxious to swell the company s
number and make it one Of the best in
the state they have agreed to furnish
| free transportation to drill to squads Of
eight men who will enlist from any
community. They have mi d the even
more liberal proposition to discharge
men who now enlist, if they so desire,
at the end of four months if they are
not receiving pay for attending drills
at the end Of that time These officers
will gladly furnish full information tc
any men who contemplate enlisting.
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lia,re de Grace Items.

HAvRE DE GRACE. March 10, A most
welcome sign of spring to us in the
perch which are now being caught in
our waters. although they are M yet
neither large nor numerous.
Mr. Milton Carroll has laid the found
alton for his new steam laundry which
in being built on Juniata street, near
the old Pennsylvania railrOad station
Rev. w. j. Meeks. pastor of the NJ
h Church, will deliver a lecture in the
social room of the church on March II,
the subject being GLOW Billy Did It,"
Quite number Of our people have
gone to Baltimore to hear Mr.. Sunday.
and on Thursday the 23rd special
train will be run for that purpose
Mr.. Guion Hughes, who has been i'll
of heart trouble for the past two weeks
IL no better.
Mrs Marian Galloway, wife of Jacob
galloway, died at her home on Wash.
ington street early Sunday morning.
after IA weeks illness of pneumonia.
Besides her husband she in survived by
four children. Edward and Emma, of
Philadelphia, EIdrldge. Of Spesutin
Island, and Mrs. Alverta Boyd, Of this
city. The funeral services were held
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. John Kane died on Sunday after
long illness of complication of dis.
eases.
Mrs. Alice Penning is the guest of
friends here.
Mr.. A. B. Lake, of New York, in
the guest Of Mrs Lakes mother. Mrs
Harvey Bristow.
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FallstOn News.

FAILsToN. March II. Mr.. Joseph
Grumllsh Will conduct services at the
County Home next Sunday afternoon
Mt 2 30 O'Clock
Three of the Grand Officers of the
Knights of the Golden Eagle visited
Hartford Castle No 81 last Wednesday
night, and witnessed the End and Bird
degrees conferred on II class Of -four
candidates Addresses were delivered
by the visitors and refreshments serv.
I'D, This castle IL gaining rapidly.
Mrs Joseph Crumlish and daughter,
and Mrs. Paul DIIworth. of Hyde, Md I,
nre visiting their mother. Mrs. Viola
G. Scarborough, of Prospect,
Mr.. Walter r. ScwcIl had the mis-
fortune to bndly mash and cut his foot
with an axe last week Vt this writ
ing he IL much improved.
Mrs Annie Anderson and Mrs. John
Yellott are visiting friends in BnltI-
more.
Mr.. +. II Chalmers has returned
from business trip IN Virginia.
Services began last Tuesday night nj
St Marks Catholic Church, which will
be held each Tuesday during lent.
Mr.. Wilbur Clayton. who has beer
sick, IL out again.
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IN Bel Air. was welcome visitor 10 our
office on Wednesday Mr.. Ferryis now
engaged as special accountant in
Philadelphia.
Professor J. F. Mahonev is critically
i'll from paralysis at his home near
Fountain Green.
Miss Mary Hanna. of Baltimore, was
the week end guest of Miss Carolyn
Harrison.
Miss Emily Randolph. of Blacksburg,
Va, was the week end guest of her
school friend. Miss r. Elizabeth Bald
win, of Baldwin.
Mr.. Stephen A. Shepard. Of Pitts
burg. Pa who is connected with the
Standard Oil CO.. of New York. spent
a couple of days this week with his
sister, Mrs Wilson Harkins, at Bald.
win. before leaving for Seattle, Wash,
from thence he will go by steamer to
Shanghai. China, where he will be
stationed for the next three wears
Mrs Charles Cordray, of New York,
and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barker, of
Baltimore. were weekend guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley McComas.
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Forest Ilill News.

FOREST HUI, March 18th Mrs. vii
liam Roe whs the guest last week Of
relatives IN JHrrrtt-vllc
Miss Attn Ovcrmyrr. of Bel Air, wh'
the week end guest Of Miss Add,
Wilson.
Miss Mary Grevemeyer delightfully."-
entertained number Of her friends at
her home on Friday evening.
Mrs, Eugene Tucker and son Paul are
spending some time with relatives IN
Baltimore.
Miss Dora johnson il the guest this
week Of Miss Viola Meyers, Of BnltI.
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Enfield have moved
to their residence IN Dublin.
Miss Mary Tucker, who has been
quite III IN much improved.
Miss Aice WnIbeck WAS the guest
last week of friends IN Baltimore.
Mrs Wilbur Elliott, Of Roland Park,
spent few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wallis.
Mr. Samuel Nicer has sold his farm
TO Mr.. K f. Grafton.
Miss Carrie LochHry Of Thomas Run,
WAS the guest last week Of Miss Bertha
Mechem.
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A DREAM

! slept and dreamed and was off afar
In castle wide and high,
It's owner was king, giant. too In strength.
With cruel brow and eye
asked Of one who stood within the door.
Who Is your king so strong"
King Alcohol" he said, and he Is brave
And bold In doing wrong,
He rrasps man and throws him down with ease
And trCadS upon hi ); then
II some one helps to lit him 10 his feet
lie throws him down again"
There came a wife with sorrow aged and bowed,
And knclt before the king.
Aud plead and prayed he would release
Her husband from his ring
lie spurncd her from him with his cruel foot
Go, woman, from my sight,
Your husband only spends the wage he earns
II Is his lawful right"
And others came. mothers, sisters, friends,
hut all were sent away,
Aud had TO give their loved ones IN
Unto his greedy sway.
Why do you stay and see him do this wrong,
why do you not rebel"
All lady am caught and now am In his thrall
And can never tell.
The sorrow and distress that he has wrought
On me and others dear.
Hut am bound by hand. and bound bv foot
And trcmble too with fear"
Coward - | said. as looked on amazed.
Is there no law for such ?"
lie makes his laws himself and no one dares
To NEEDLE with them much
Have you no queen To soften his hard heart 2"
oh, yes, We have u queen;
She SHARES the boys for him 10 catch at viii,
Her name is Nicotine.
She gives To them the cigarette and pipe.
Aud has them smoke and chew.
Then 10 her lord most chcerily she says.
I'm training them for you"
They spend their money lavishly ON me
And poison all tn" air.
Their next desire will he for you To fill
And take them In your lair"
Do friends Of these have long and prosperous
lives
An. no. they soon are gone,
Hut others come and 20 and others too,
They're never left alone"
II men will let things 20 On for aye
W. women will step H.
And Nluy this tyrant and will slny his queen
These NninrirS Ol sin
Aud IN my dream 80 earnestly wished
This king and queen were dead,
Aud money spent 80 wrungiully on them
Were spent for homes and bread
walked and sad was | to know too true
Had been my lcvrrcd dream.
Our Father, will thou not IN mercy show
How We may conquer them
Let's try the pledge the triple pledge
Let's Try II one aud all.
And show the world though we're for peace
We'd slay King Alcohol
Ruru lIASSAu MArTuKwS.
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SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.

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KING ALCOHOL.

A generation ago Mrs. Ruth Hannah
Matthews was known among her wide
circle of acquaintance in Darlington
neighborhood as an especially lovable
and talented Quakeress who had come
from Virginia and married in their
midst many years before. Like practi-
cally all of her religious denomination
she was n devoted temperance women.
and inspired by her zeal for the cause,
she reduced to verse her views on the
subject. Her friends were so impressed
with her pathetic vision that they urged
its publication. hut through modesty
she refused to permit it during her life
time. At the request of one Of her
intimate friends it is now given to the
world
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GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. and Mrs. Parker Forwood cele.
brated the ifticth anniversary of their
wedding on Wednesday evening of last
week at their home "Rockdale" near
Aberdeen. Upwards of fifty guests
were present. among them being friends
who attended the wedding fifty years
ago Supper was served from 4 to Z
O'Clock Among the many beautiful
presents received WAS about 500 in
gold coin
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AT the Fred. Heine public sale held
at his residence near Edgewood on
Wednesday, few ready buyers paid no
attention to the inclement weather but
entered into the contest with such keen
competition that soon sixteen cows were
knocked down at an average price of
| $50. Prices We're good all along the
| line; 10 barrels of corn were sold at
from S4.35 to 81 40, potatoes at $l.30 to
81 40, and hay ut from SIS to $l9.
| Messrs c. C. Richardson & Bro. con-
Quoted the sale
A valuable two-year old Registered
Holstein bull belonging to Mr.. J. W.
| Neikirk, of Forest Hill, had the mis-
fortune to break his front leg on Wed
nesday The next day he was loaded
onto Bidison's truck and taken to Bal
timore for slaughter, forcibly illustrat
ing the value OF this vehicle to farm
er, as he could not have been shipped
in any other way. The animal WAS
valuable one recently purchased. He
weighed probably over 400 pounds.
50 he brought about 500 for beef.
The extensive sale of high-bred
stock advertised elsewhere by former
Senator Charles A. Andrew, to take
place at his Berkeley Stock Farm on
Thursday, March 30. should command
wide attention of possible buyers. Mr..
Andrew holds such sale about every
other year in order to reduce his widely
increasing stock, and he not only offers
the public richly bred animals but he
is one of the dead game sellers who
sells everything placed on the block
without by-bidding or fictitious sales.
MIR. Lawrence Burke. superinten-
dent of the race track of the Hartford
Agriculture and Breeders Association.
arrived in Havre de Grace on Wednes-
day, and is busily engaged getting |
things in readiness for the spring meet |
Ing, which opens on Thursday, April Is, |
and continues for Is days. The system
of betting will be changed, rs workmen |
are now fitting up the betting ring with |
Pari Mutuel machines. This system
will be used exclusively on the track |
here and book making will not be allow
ed. - Democratic Ledger.
We are glad to welcome to Hartford
Colonel and Mrs. b. boyer, of Taze-
well, Va who have taken possession Of
their Corbin Grafton farm near Hickory
which they purchased nearly two years
ago. The CIinch Valley Times, of Taze-
well, Va, il. its last issue said:
Colonel and Mrs. J. b. Boyer left
yesterday morning for their new home
at Bel Air. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer
will be missed from the town, society |
and church. They are among our very |
best and most highly respected people |
and our town regrets their removal.
May the world be kind to the Colonel |
and his good wife. They are most high |
Iy commended to the folks of Maryland
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PROPERTIES OFFERED.

Mr. W. W. Preston, attorney, on
Monday offered the William Ropka
property, containing Ii acres, at the
Court House door, but Withdrew it Mt II
bid of $40. C.. G.. Richardson Il Bro
were the auctioneers.
The T. NJ, SnodRrass property, con,
tanning l65 acres, located in the fifth
district, was offered at the Court House
door on Monday by Mr.. Stanley S.
Spencer, attorney. and withdrawn ut II
bid Of 81 $50 Auctioneer W. w. Lee
conducted the sale
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LAND TRANSFERS TO MARCH "a.

Cleveland Heaps and wife to William
w. Linkous, lss acres, 4th district.
$1,000.
Benjamin Snowden and wife to John
n. Smith and wife, Is acres. Bird dis
trict. $3.50.
William II. Murphy and wife to
Oliver f. Carr, q acres, 9TH district,
$l732 30.
Camilla A. Mitchell and s. augusta
Martin to Walter G. Matthews, 2 acres,
Bird district, $40.
james +. Pugh and wife to James A.
Burcham, l6l acres, Bird district. So.
Harvey X Miller ct al, to Robert II.
Mercer, $40 acres, 4th district, $2O5S.
Mary C.. Strawbridge ct al, to John
". Strawbridge, n acres, S..
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CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.

On Saturday testimony was taken in
the divorce case of Annie NJ. b. McRoy
vs. John l.. McRoy but not completed
The case of Griffith & Turner W,
Benz J. Wychgram was taken up be
fore the Court on Monday and judg
ment rendered in favor of the plaintiff
for Sl32 80
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Personal MENTION.

The friends of Miss Elizabeth Rob
inson, of Bel Air, will be glad to learn
that she has sufficiently recovered to
be able to return to her home after Il
protracted illness at Mercy Hospital.
Mr.. Edward Ferry, who formerly
conducted a grain and lumber business
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Yours very truly.
G. II. Afford.
State Agent for Maryland.

Just after those seeking to secure
the services of an agent by raising
through private subscriptions the $1,000
which should be furnished by the County
Commissioners the statement WAS freely
circulated and generally accepted as
true that any further efforts at this
vacancy at the disposal Of the United
States Government had been taken.
The above letter shows that this il not
correct, and if those having subscrip-
ton blanks would proceed with the
energy shown at the start the necessary
funds could soon be raised.
The only list available at this moment
is that of Mr.. W. f. Hays which shows
the following ten dollar subscribers:
James T. Norris, p. II. Close. John D..
Worthington, VIM. F. Hays Il Bro ,
Alex. NJ. and II. FuIford, Lewis j.
Williams, William W. Finney, S. A..
Williams, Harry b. Hsnway, William
l.. Amos, George E Silver, W. Beatty
Harlan and J Alexis Shriver.
Others who have expressed willing
ness to contribute are: A. G. Ensor,
A. B. Twining, Herbert Hopes and
GLADDEN. Davis.
Mr.. Winfield Harvard guarantees
ten subscribers, and if Il dozen lists are
taken by representative men well
scattered over the county the work can
be quickly and successfully completed.
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aberdeen. was given IA birthday dinner
last Thursday at his home by his son
and daughter in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Shirley A. Mitchell MIR. Mitchell was
y years old, and being of hospitable
disposition, this gathering brought him
cheer, and the occasion was enjoyed by
all. The following persons were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield B. Harris,
Mrs. Virginia Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
II. Mitchell.
Mrs. Howard Holmes Mitchell enter
tanned the Sewing Club at her home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Harry Gibson will give st.
Patrick 4 entertainment on Friday after
noon in honor of her guests.
VIRGINIA.
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More Eggs This Winter or Your Money
Rack That il Our Guarantee,

Feed b. A. Thomas's Poultry Remedy regular
ly 10 your hens and If you do not get more eRRs
We will r-fund your money. Makes hens lay
cures cholera. roup and gapes. For sale by all
good dealers. Made by Old Kentucky hanufac-
turing Co.. Paducah. Ky.
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ftT
States Senate.
Subject 10 Primary Election May /, 1915.
President Of Maryland Senate 1896:
Head Of Baltimore City Law De-
partment, 1908 1905, Counsel to Pub
lie Service Commission, 1910 1915.
PLATFORM. The old Jefrersoniar
principle of equal and exact rights to all
men; reliance for individual well being
upon individual enterprise and energy
rather than upon Government patron
age; the regulation (but not the owner
ship of the telephone and the railroads
by Government; the highest degree of
administrative economy consistent with
the public necessities; a tariff for reve.
nue. only; the largest measure Of local
self-g government compatible with Wig
orous national authority; and an army
and navy unquestionably strong enough
to preserve our shores and liberties in
violate.
Published by authority of
CARROLL GoRMAN. Treasurer.
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Local AFFAIRS.

O'Clock.
Rev. f. G Wooery has been moved
from Good viii U, + Church to organs
vile. Rev. Mr.. Thurman will be his
successor.
An attractive four play entitled
"Me and Otis" will be given on Satur-
day evening, April lst, for the benefit
of Joppa Christian Church.
Frank +. Smith, of IIavre de Grace,
through his attorney. MN +. Tydings,
has flied bill of complaint for divorce
from his wife, Charlotte f. Smith.
Elder J. M Fenton. of Philadelphia.
will preach at the Old School Baptist
Meeting House, near Jarrettsvile, next
Sunday morning at 10. 80 o'clock
The FalIston Community Center for
the country church will hold its regular
meeting on this friday evening at
100 o'clock at the Friends Meeting
House. Fallston.
A petition has been filed in the
Circuit Court for the voluntary dissou-
ton of the Hartford Garage, Inc. The
business of this firm was taken over by
{ Mr. J. NJ Wells several months ago.
/ The State Comptroller by his March
distribution of the State school fund
has apportioued hsrford county for
running schools 81. 4)S 30, for book
fund 1851 60; for High Schools $l,975
Hartford Grange No. 326 having
changed its time of meeting until the
second and fourth Friday of each
month will hold its next regular meet
ing in the hall at Upper X Roads on
March u, at : T. NJ.
The pupils of Highland High School
and the members OF the Girls Home
Economic Club will hold u supper and
bazaar in the basement of the school on
the evening of Friday, March 2lth. If
rainy, the next clear evening.
/ The farmers of Hartford shou d
keep keen eye on the general Hgricul-
tural bill now in the Legislature; its
! lbl fl'Hi''''li W WIS NJ
important source of Mary lands wealth
sre beyond ejaculation
At meeting of the School Board
last week 1t was decided not to hold
Rally Day this year. but that n county
athletic meet. under tn, supervision of
the Public Athletic League of the State,
Would be held on Saturday, May 9Th.
C.rds b,va haan i.su.d advancing
the marriage of Miss Virginia Lee
Perdue. of Salisbury, Md and Mr.
Henry Harlan Hanna, youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin +. llama, now of
Howard county and formerly Of Bel Air
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OBITUARY.
MRS VERNON { SHERIDAN.

Mrs. Vernon C. Sheridan, aged %
years, of Level, died recently at the
home of parents at Pennington, Del.
Besides her husband she leaves daugh-
ter two years old.
MRS. JESSIE n RICHARDSON
Mrs. Jessie ID. Richardson, widow of
the late Lake Richardson. died at her
home in Havre de Grace on Tuesday
morning Her funeral took place from
her late residence on Thursday after
noon
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STILL A CHANCE.
March ., 1916.

Some days ago we received the follow
ing letter:
Murch "a IuIr