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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-09
HARVARD yANDEGRIrr.

A very pretty wedding took pine" -
Philadelphia on Saturday evening when
Miss Gertrude Harvey VandcErft be-.
came the bride Of MIR. Winfield T.. IInr
ward, member Of the Bel Air bar
The ceremony took place Mt St Mn'
thew's Church, DR.. Charles Pierce Off
cinting The bride was given In MARI
age by her step father, Mr.. William
D'OlIcr, and wore white silk with court
train, handsomely trimmed IN the
duchess lace which adorned her mother 4
wedding gown, and carried sweet pens
and IlIIies-of the valley Her tulI veil
WAS held in place by orange blossoms
Miss Evelyn VnndeRrIft, sister Of the
bride. who was maid Of honor, wore
blue, and the bridesmaids, Misses Gene
We've and LouraniA Vandegrift. sister
Of the bride, Bessie McCnndlcs and
Elizabeth Belts, wore pink and carried
pink snap dragons and roses. Mi--
Catherine L. Baxter was flower PIrI
and carried basket Of sweet pch-.
Mr.. Stanley S. Spencer. Of Darlington,
WAS best man, and DR.. John j. liar
ward, Of BrookviIle, brother Of tn,
groom, and Messrs. George ToIlcngcr,
Of Wilmington, Edward Sullivan, d
PittsburR, and Harold Baker, Of Abcr
deem, were the ushers.
After the ceremony reception Wa
held ut the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. William D'Olier, after which Mr.
and Mrs Harvard left on trip nortt
they will reside ut his home netr
Churchvile.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The Board meton Wednesday. Messrs
Harlan and Day present Minutes OF
previous meetings were read and MP.
proved.
Acomp"titive examination for scholar.
ships to Washington College and Mary
land Agricultural College was ordered
The use of school buildings for Girls
Club work in Home Economics during
the summer was granted
The Superintendent was directed to
advertise for coal bids for supplying the
public schools of the county with conl
for school year l9l6-l7.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Peerless Slate Co., slate for curb Mt
Dublin well. SIG; Stewart Lowe, repairs
to fence Mt Forest Hill, $50
The following designations were re-
ceved and accepted: Mary +. Moulton.
principal at Hartford Furnace; Lillian T.
kimhle, principal at Hartford Seminary;
Mabel Il. Scarborough, principal at
Fallston; +. Harold Frant2, high school
assistant ut liel Air; Helen q Wright,
assistant at Darlington; Homer IIol-
land. high school assistant at llnvrc de
Grace: Leona Buchwald, high school
assistant at llavre de Grace, and Emily
G. Pearce, high school commercial
teacher Mt Ilavre de Grace.
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CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.

The attention Of the Circuit Court
was occupied on Thursday with the case
of Stone n Mccormick Va James NJ.
CHs-elI This suit WAS brought to 81.
cure commission claimed by the real
estate firm for the purchase Of Mr.
Ca--eIl'- place. \ jury rendered n yer
dict for the defendant.
On Wednesday IN" removed case from
Baltimore county Of the State W John
N. Taylor. coIorrd. charged with the
murder of Lucy Myer. also coIorcd,
WAS taken up in tn" presence Of large
audience. The testimony showed that
Taylor became Jealous Of the Myers
woman. with whom he was living, he
cause she received attention from an.
other man. After several minor quar-
reIs in which he threatened to Nil III,
woman. On April 9th he slAshed hci
thrOat twice with razor and ther
struck her with AN axe. Death was al
most instantaneous. Several writer
confessions were offered in evidence
but when the case came to trial Taylor
pu: in plea Of self defense
After celebrating for n short tim,
the jury brought in verdict Of murder
in the first degree. Taylor was defend
ed by W. Ashbie Hawkins, IA coloret
lawyer from Baltimore, who HANDLED
his case in good style This is probabl,
the first time negro attorney ever ap
peared ut the local bar. State = Attor
neys McComas and Hartman had charg
of the prosecution.
The prisoner will be sentenced tOmor
! row Saturday morning.
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Personal MENTION,

Miss Margaret Bell, of Emmortuu
has returned from New Jersey, whor,
she attended the wedding Of Mis-,
Runkl..
Mr.. and Mrs, G.. l.. Kelley and lnugh
ter, of Baltimore, spent the week en-,
with Mrs. John Itcmbold. of Aberdeen
Mr.. Charles Siegman, of FIorIdn. wa.
the guest for few days Of his slslrr,
Mrs. John Rembold.
Mr. and Mrs. William PIayford hay,
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs MhthIot
Sterling, at Vnh, and Miss Margaret
Bell Mt Emmorton.
Mr. and Mrs. \ f. Robinson have re-
turned from their honeymoon.
Mrs. f.. G.. jenkins, Of Lawrcncchurg,
Indiana, IL visiting Mrs. f. W Little.
Mt "Iittlciicld, near Bclcamp.
The Misses Little. of near BcIrnmI
have their friend, Miss Cnthorlu,
Howell, Of Morristown. N. j., visiting
them.
Miss Caroline Harlan left on Mondny
for visit to number Of former school
mates in Virginia.
Miss Lucille Met lintic returned OF
Monday to her home in Warrington, "
Va, after visiting Miss lara ruc
Mr.. Frank ID. WorthIngton IL spend
ing some time with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs j. ID. Worthington. after hny
ing completed his third year IN The
Johns IIOpklns Mcdicnl School.
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COUNTY COW NISSIONERS.

Road checks were issued as follows
Adam Bechtold, $GG 30; ID. j. Doyle,
SOB G0 r. d. Ward, $l52. 20; W. S.
Spencer. $6l 30; j. r. Phillips, $li3 H.
Henry Murphy, $Si 50: james Knhoc,
$40. Ii; Il. d. Myers. $40 i5 Theodore
Crew. $92; Galey Bros. ~ Orr, 81 80;
John Anderson, 500.
Orders on County Treasurer. C. r..
CresweIl, burial permits. $3.50; j. X.
Phillips, same 81; NJ. X. Whitclock,
same. 81 Do G.. Michael. same, SIG 30.
DR. james H. Bay, same, SO GO: G. G.
CrOnIn. same. IS 80; james W. McNhhh,
same, $i4 05; DR.. + Lee Hughes, health
officers SALARY md burial permits, $l39
The Paul Co., supplies for Orphans
Court. $ls.7 rs; election accounts G.. O
l.cit2inger, 81 60; George Knight. 81 20,
+ II. West, 81 80; W. Nirdn Martin.
81 20, J +. Bennett, $3.75, Xcphnninh
Heaps. $i35, William H. IIipklns, fish
for County Home, $3.50; Antoincttc
MOores. Juvenile Court, $lOS. 81, The
Bel Air Electric Co, $3i %; G.. a. T.
Telephone Co. $i5o9; H. f. Lee. plants
for County Home, 81 30; Mary Il. Arrni,
assistant mHtrOn, salary for months,
County Home. $l2; Mrs. William +.
klsIIng, matron's salary for months,
$50, Emil Acrnl, services County home.
$40
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The attendance was larger than ever
before and the close attention given the
services Ms well IA the increased number
of reports and contributions shows the
interest taken in Sunday School work
and the value of such gatherings.
The committee on resolutions laid
particular stress on the liberal spirit nf
this INSTRUMENTATION convention and
regarded the fraternity manifested
between the various denominations pnr.
ticipHtiup ~ nm advanced step for the
Kingdom of God. Their plea is for
more and better teachers.
Probably the most interesting part of
the convention was the evening session
with DIR, 7 NJ Hare in his mirth pro
vnking ns well ~ stern arrangement of
the liquor traffic. and DIR. Don NJ Colt
in his mastery address along the line
of evangrllstlc effort.
The officers elected for the coming
year ARE As follows:
President. James +. Norris; Secretary
and Treasurer. W. l.. Barnes Stats
teal Secretary. O. c. Michael
departmental superintendent l,le-
mcntary Work, Mrs c, VI. Wright;
Secondary Division. Edgar Cairnes;
Adult Glass Work, Rev. f. T.. Fcllen.
baum. Home Dept Work Mrs. K. c.
Richardson's; Teachers Training, Miss
Mercy Hull; Temperance Work. Rev.
W. a. Price.
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20 Messrs William II. Day. of near

-Messrs. William II. Day, of near
Castleton. and Bolts and McCausland,
of Dublin. tried conclusions with MIR.
Arch. Littles mule ON last Friday
night, but rs usual in such cases, the
mule came off victor. Their auto came
rapidly into collision with the mule about
midnight rs II was browsing on the
state road near Poole. The mule con
work the next day; hut the auto, after
rearing onto the mule in an effort to
leap over it. took back somersault and
pinned Messrs. Rotts and McCHusand
beneath 1t. They were finally rescued,
considerably injured, and will always
hereafter surrender the right way to
mule.
The home of Mr. and Mrs William
W. Wilson, who liv, two miles north of
hurchvlle, was entered by n burglar
on Sunday afternoon while they were
Mt church and the marauder secured
and carried away Mrs. Wilson's gold
watch and chain, gold ring with
cameo set belonging to Mr.. Wilson,
SiI in cash, and his razor The party
entered through back window and
although Deputy Sheriff Sheridan was
soon on the scene and has been work
ing on the case ever since, no arrests
have yet been made. The residence is
located some distance from the main
highway, with no other dwelling near
thus giving the visitor An excellent op
portunity for his operations without
much fear of detection,
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SMITllSON BIRD.

A very pretty wedding took place ut
Sunny Mound the home of MIR. and
Mrs J . C.. Ilngry James, near Church
vile on Thursday morning, June lst,
when Mrs. James cousin, Miss BESSIE
Eug"nIn Bird, Of PhIladcIphia. became
the bride of Mr. Rum4cy Smith-on. of
Port Deposit Rev G. u. Hastings
performed the ceremony.
The bride was bccomingIy gowncd
in dark blue silk coat suit with hat
and gloves to match, and carried white
peonies.
The happy couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for An nuto trip to
niagara Falls and other points north
Upon their return they will reside in
Port Deposit where the groom IL en-
gagged in business
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Mrs John lockwood and son Master
John lockwood, of Washington, d. {.
will spend the month VI June with Mr.
and Mrs William Roe
Miss Katherine McCnlllstcr. who is II
student of Hannah More Academy, re-
turned home on Tuesday to spend the
summer vacation.
Mrs. William Wright. Of New York.
il spending the summer with her son
and daughter.in-law Rev. and Mrs.
William Wright
Mrs. Eugene Tucker wns operated on
for appendicitis nj the Union Protest.
ant lnfrmarv on Tuesday night
Mr. Allen Smedlcy. of Pennsylvania,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. Oliver Johnson, who has been
undergoing treatment Mt st. Joseph =
Hospital has returned home much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. A G. t.nsnr IL patient mt the
Union Protestant lniirmarv, Baltimore.
Mrs. Grace McCallister, who has
been spending the month of May in
Virginia has returned.
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IInNrr dc Grace News,

llAvRE M GRACE. June I. If tn,
| program of the State Fircmcn's Con
vention ia carried out ~ planned thu
week the event will be interesting an,
enjoyable The nearly thirty compnnic,
represented will bring more than !
| thousand men. quite II number of whom
arrived ON Tuesday The first of tn,
events are the athletic exercises. in.
| Guiding baseball ON the diamond neal
| the school grounds. ON Wednesday
| afternoon. The feature of Thursday
il the parade in the afternoon in which
twelve bands will have places.
Most business places and many prl-
waite houses are decorated with the
national and state colnrs and bunting
and electric lights, make gay the prln-
clpal streets.
The baseball game on Wednesday
will he between the Ilnvrc de Grace
and hlktun teams.
On Wednesday afternoon of this week
nm exhibition of the work of the Manual
Training ind Domestic Science depart
mcnts was held mt the High School
The events connected with the grad
uHtlun of the senior class from our
High School begin with the sermon to
the graduates which will be- preached
by Rev. Robert K, Moilct IN Grace
Church next Sunday. Glass Day eX
crclscs will be held in the Opcrn House
next Thursday evening when the class
will present "Shnkrsprnrc's Mid
summer Nights Dream" The follow
my evening. Friday. the commence
mcnt cXerclscs proper. will br held Mt
which Rev. John |. lrllott, of Bel Air,
will be the speaker.
Those ut our boys who were winners
nt the Athletic Meet in Bel Air who
will go to the State Meet ut llomcwood
on Friday nrc prnctlrng faithfully for
the contest
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CnILDREN'S DAY SERVICE.

ABu,DrlN, Nh June q. l9IG.
Enron I.Ms.
Chldrrn's Duv wn- uhtnryrd nt Grncr
VI H.. Church south Aberdeen. Md
tnst Surdny, June ilh At the morning
service the pu-lur, Rev. .. W hushy
preached sp"rtni sermon 1" the sun.
lag School md music wa. rendered by
Junior Choir At night the r"PullEI
Children, day program was gwen.
The church WINS beautifully decorated
and wn- filled 10 pvcrllOwrup WIth m
apprcclhtrvc audience The program
consisted Of rcrltntIuna, rXcrrI-c4 NJ d
motion -oug- by the Primary school IN
tcrsperscd with music. H"sld" IT,"
Sunday School large Adult Chorus
rendered severn. cholc" selections Of
music, under the direction Of Mr.. y. e..
Michael Mrs. - +. Rowe VAS the
accomplished prnuoi-t Credit IL duu
Misses Helen Cronln, Mildred Richard
snu, Edna Jones and Mr.. Mitchell.
Osborn, tcnch"r4 Of the Primary and
JUNIOR Schools, for training the child
rem.
q G.. MICHAEL.
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DuBIIN'S FLAG RAISED.

Probably four or five hundred persons
assembled at Duhlin's new school on
Saturday evening to witness the flag
raising under the auspices of the local
organization of the Patriotic Order
Sons of America The furled flag was
raised by two little girls, and at IA
given signal was thrown to the breczcs
releasing hundreds of little flags. After
the singing Of the Star SpangIed Banner
by the school children, Mr. Willard T.
Tydings made the presentation speech
which WAS responded to by Prof G.
Milton Wright Inter the audience
assembled IN the school house where
addresses were made by Nlessrs. w.
I'eatty Harlan, W. j Heaps and others.
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BEL AIR 10, JOPPA u.

With CoAIe pitching splendid bail and
the whole Bel Air team standing be-
hind him ~ solidly IA stone wall,
Joppa's chances for victory were re-
duced to minimum on Saturday. Al
though the visitors put up very good
game they never succeeded in getting
II man near home plate. ,Joppa's defeat
was due chiefly to her inability to solve
Coae's twsters, and make good her
throws. Bel Air captured 10 hits Ia
Ioppa' ?. three of this number being
two baggrrs credited toJohnny DooIcy
Harlan brought down the grandstnnd
towards the close of the game by max
ing II most sensational catch in deer
centre field. The game was called on
account Of rain in the eighth inning
with the score 10 to u.
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HIGHLAND GRANGE.

The regular meeting of Tia" Highland
Grange wus held ~ Ilphlnud Hall On
Wednesday, evening. May bat. with II
tnrge Attendance, Worthy Master W.
f. Stuhhs presiding.
After dl4prnyrug with the usual bust
ness the degree team proceeded to con
fer the thIrd mud fourth degrees on II
lass Of fifteen 'Ihrrnnldnt"- IuItlnt
I'd were Mr.. and Nj. George T.. IInr
krn-, Mr. and Mrs j. Waiter STREET.,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin t. Olilicid. Mr.
W Chnnn"li IIcnpe, Mr.. Hurry I'm
field, Mrs Edgar KING, Miss Helen l..
Wilson. Mis-. Louise Heaps, Mia, Alice
v burgess, Mr. George u Wilson, Mr.
lohn W Gnlbrrnth, Dr., and Mr. & f.
reddish.
The Grange clo4rd to meet on June
It'll Refreshments were served und
"ycryon" enjoyed another pleasant
hour.
GRACE J.. DAY.
It.4g A tstut
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ABERDEEN. June Z. Mira Woodrow
| Wilson hns sent the Indies of Bush
Chapel II donation for the festival they
will hold near tnr-luA on Friday and
saturday evenings The article viii he
displayed on Saturday evening, when
the Aberdeen Fire Department Band
viii render music.
Chldrru's Day viii h" observed IN
'rOyr nr"shytctlnu Church on SUNDAY
morning, June | |. aud IN Aberdeen NJ
r.. Church On that evening.
The Bush ChnprI sunday School will
observe thIIdrrn's Day on the nItcr-
noon Of June Is
Rev. Mr. Moore Of the Radcliffe thuu-
lnuVun Company VIII deliver II popular
trrmuu m Tia" IhnutuuQun tent on sun
iny evening, June Is The chHulnlVun
lccturcs began here on Saturday, June
u. and continue on Monday md Tues
hay Of the following week
Mr. aud Mrs Hurry T. Strn4hnugh
viii lrnv" ON luredny, June 10. for
Boston, Providence and New York
Mr. William Silver has returned from
AN rNi"usiVc Western tour
commencement rNrTrI-rH Of AbCr-
deem High School viii Tux" plnrc IN the
town hill on Friday, June Ii. The
grnduntc4 hrr Misses Mnylioll Walker.
Mary Ouvcr smith. Mnry Evelyn Webb,
Mildred Ethel Mcl'hcrsun. and Masters
ltlch"rd Iirumwol Smith and Hollis
ll.worth Famous Prof T.. II Nor
mnn, Of the l'nlllmor" iusluca1 Col
h"p", will deliver the nddr,-s
Mira hhln"n- Morris, Of Drltn, Pa,
to waiting her mother, Mira kmr Iinkcr
MIR ltTuurI4 GIpl pg Di t,rTmuut own.
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OBI TUARY.
MRS. NANCY +, QuINRY.

The funeral of Mrs Nancy +. Quinhy
who died at her home in Richmond. Va
on last Wednesday. took place on Sat
uriHy afternoon Mt Rock Spring +. h.
Church. Rev r.. W. llutcnins officiating
The pail bearers wcr, Mcssrs. Fcrrnnr
and Benjamin IlolI, Harvey aud JOSEPH
Bail, Fcrrand Ball and Harvey Ball
Dean ~ Son had charge of the funeral
MRS. IErrIE GORREII.
Mrs. llettlc Gorrell, widow of the
late Joshua Gurrcll, died ut her home in
Darlington ON Saturday after IinEcr.
inv illness. IN her Slth year She is
survived 10y two daughters, Mrs Ernest
McNutt and Mrs. stephen Rodgers, and
on" son Mr.. Edward Gorrcl. Funeral
services were held from her late resi-
drnc" ON Tuesday afternoon, intcrmcnt
IN Darlington cemetery.
MRS. cmRlsrIANNA rWIrclIARp.
Mrs. Chr-tlannn Pritchnrd died on
Wednesday, morning Mt her home in
Aberdeen. She was n daughter of the
mtc Io-hun and t,IlInhrthC Rnwhuuscr,
and was born at Hereford, Baltimore
county, urnrIy seventy nnc years ago.
About erNty tire" ycars ngu shc mar
rlci Ii" late William G.. Psltchard. md
they rnmr to Aberdeen about forty
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CLOSE EARLY.

In the interests Of humanity it was
resolved Mt II recent meeting of the Bel
Air Civic Club to request the merchants
If the town to close their places of bust
ness during the months of July and
August at Z =. NJ Monday and Satur-
day evenings excepted rhc PROPOSE
ton should commend itself to all mcr
chants. No other class Of employees
are asked to make such long hours, and
we feel confident that all customers
who have any feeling for their fellow
man will see III" fairness of the move
mcnt and lend 1t their support Surrey
store clerks are ~ much entitled to II
few evenings with their families ns
anyone else
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I ORDERED TO LEAVE.

On Sunday evening residents along
the route extending from Conowlngo
Bridge to Darlington. which lies two
miles south Of IIavre de- Grace were in
II state Of excitement about large
band If gypsies en-rOute between these
two places with their attendant train
Of horses and other equipment Of such
wanderers A pretty strong impetus
to move on was given them from point
to point, and many complaints made to
Deputy Sheriff Sheridan to rid the
county Of the nuisance The party
finally cncamped on the farm Of MIR.
James w. Brown. near Darlington.
Responding to the repeated calls, Deputy
Sheridan went to the scene and arrest
ed and brought to Rel Nir five parties,
but batter they were released upon their
promise that the whole gang would
promptly leave the county
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DARLIhGToH, June 9Th Mr.. Henry
Price, Of Annapolis. aPcnt SUNDAY wan
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, David f..
Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. IIny. Of
Portland, Oregon, we're visitors her"
this week
Mrs. George -. Wnltcork, Who has
been visiting IN Mt. Washington. mas
returned home
Mrs Mary T. dickinson I- visiting
her daughter. Mrs Mliton Hammond,
IN SteWhrtatOWn. Pa.
Rev. Harry W Harrington gave u
very interesting lecture in the M"tho
dist Church on The Gnry School Sys
tenn" on last Saturday and Monday
nights
Dr. snd Mrs Harris, Of West VIr
gina, were the week end guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. G.. Allen.
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Forest Hill Letter.

FOREST HILL, June 6, Mrs. Verne n
Jet, of Baltimore, is spending some
tine with Mrs. ElmOr johnson.
Rev. and Mrs. + T. Fellcnbaum and
son are visiting relatives IN Lancaster
Pa
Miss Elizabeth Roberts has resumed
her studies at the Union Protestant In
Urinary, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wallis spent
last week with MIR. and Mrs. Preston
Wallis, in Cornell, Pa.
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FESTIVALS.

The Parents Club If Calvary achnnI
VII hold an nee cream and strawberry
festival for the benefit 81 TIA" Hrhpoi On
saturday, June I'm. On Tia" sch"ri
grounds
Tn" Epworth League Of MI /ron VI
r. Church will hold IL strnwh"rry And
zen" crrnm lcstIvn IN the w e.. T. Il.
iInIl Mt Fountain Green on 'iu"sbny and
W"dnoadny evenings, June IL and II.
The Indies Aid Sprlcty Of Smith s
Chapel will hold an ice cream aud 'trhw
berry fcstivnl on "Wednesday evening.
June Iith, IN W a. Bodt'a warehouse
near the church. If stormy the next
fair evening.
The Christian Church Of Joppn will
mold their annunI festival IN j. u. Han
why's grove Friday and Snturdny even
Ings, June IL and H.
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Prevent Hog Cholera

The Il \. Thnma4 Hog Powder
hns n record Of 49, cures Of Hog
Cholera If you feed your hogs ~
directed, you need never fear hog
cholera nor my other hog disease. md
the directions nrc very simple, Iurt
about what you ARE doing, plus few
cents worth Of Il. A. Thomn- Hog
Powder IN the feed twice week
UsuaIy, though, ChoIcrn gcts IN
before we know it, Then II requires
close attention to each hog each hoy
must be doscd and if you wlIl dose
them NJ directed yoI will -nyr better
thnn 80 per cent If you don't. the H.
a 1homns medicine coat. you nothing
We not some distant manufacturer
pay your money bhck.
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Neighborhood NewS.
NOrrisNillr Notes.

WORTHWHILE, June Z Misses ANN
l.. and Helen Post nav" been tn" Puc-t-
Of friends in the vicinity Of Worthwhile
recently.
Miss Janet M"nPc4, daughter Of Prof
Mcnges, Of York, spent II few dmy-
with her friend, Evelyn Smith
Mr.. G. Harry Yost spent ln-t Thurs
day in baltimore.
The church Will give fcntivnl on tn"
church lawn On the evening Of June II
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LAND TRANSFERS TO JUNE q.

Albert s. Magness to Trustees of
Jerusalem Christian Church, Il acres,
LIST district, 81.
Noble l.. Mitchell, executor to Joshua
L. Whitaker. | acre, 9Th district, 81.
Charles II Wood and wife to Sylvester
A. Michigan. IA acres, 2nd district,