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WAS 1T 4 DREAai
We Have % or More af the gounIY
Home and Six In jail, Which i
Far From being Empty.

A correspondent from Noodbine
signing his lame G. \. p. To the BAL
tfmore American of March q. has had
case of night mare or wrote On :
subject before he learned the faete.
The article is as follows:
SAYS AI.MSHousE Is EMPTY
To the Ed!'Or: In reply to Mr. L
NJ. Tyrrell about statewide local o.
ton. ! differ In opinion from him.
Mr.. Tyrrell stated liquor would not
fll our jails and almshousea. but !
don't agree with him there. Good
old Carroll county got local option
May |. 1915. and hasn't single In
mate at the almshouse and almost
an empty Jail. Now, Mr. TyfrelI.
please state, II you VIII. why liquor
will not help to I'LL our jalls. What
Will become OF our future generations
II liquor is allowed to be sold and
ruin body and soul?
Suppose you, Mr.. Tyrrell. we're to
have a boy start drinking and ruin
mis- life. would you still oppose state
wide prohibition? No. believe yon
would think differently. Let every
man have vote on prohibition and
the good, old United States viii Be
cleansed OF the demon rum for ever
We learn that more than % inmates
are being cared for In the County
Home, and on many occasions the
number is 40. Sheriff stoner has aix
prisoners under his charge that are
not worried whether II rains or not. or
how dry Carroll Is.
Do you call these institutions
empty?
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WEDDINGS
GnrirelI-Shane..

Miss Olive G. Shane and Mr. Will
lam ]. b. Gartrell, both of WoodDIne.
were quietly married Thursday oven
ing, March 23, at o'clock. by Rev. 7.
NJ. Dickey, al the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage AZ Mt. Olive. The bride
was attired in dark blue serge suit
with hat and gloves TO match. The
groom wore the conventional black
with white tie. After the ceremony >
reception was given at the home Of
the bride. followed by lively aere=
made. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. u. G. Poole, Mr.. and Mrs. ". :.
Wood, MIR. and Mrs. Otis BuckIng-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bueklng-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Grimes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gosnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Augusta Gosnell, Mrs. Edith !. Sell
man, Mrs. James Fleming. Mrs. Jas.
Gosnell, Misses Susan Penn. Pearl
and May Chimes. Beryl and HernIce
Buckingham, Alma Ecker. Barbara
olevia and Elizabeth Poodle and Ro-
berta Dicksy, Rev. T. NJ. Diekey.
Messrs. Joseph Gosnell, Emory Poole.
Leslie Poole. Harold Wood. Jennings
Buckingham. Albert and Marvin
Grimes. Calvin and Lloyd Baker. Jas.
Fleming. Kelso Ecker and Master
Joseph Gosnell. The bride received
many useful presents They vii
make their future home with the
groom's mother. near Woodbine. We
wish MIR. and Mrs. Gartreli long
happy and prosperous married life.
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! Party For Mss Haryie Babylon.

: very enjoyable party was held
II The home Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
babylon. near Giat. on March 21st, In
honor Of their daughter. Miss Mar
gle The guests began to arrive at
n early hour and we're received by
III MarEIe Babylon and Miss Lot
lie HaFnes. ! large crowd soon gath
sTsd. Party games and some hne
selections On the organ by Miss
EsIella Bowers were INDUCED in un-
II late hour when refreshments
xere served IN abundance consisting
oI cake Of various kinds, lemonade
and root beer. to which all did ample
Justice. 1t m early hour In the
morning the guests departed for their
homes thanking the host and hostess
lnT Their evenings pleasure.
Those present we're Messrs and
Mesdamea Joseph Babylon, Guy
Smith. Harry shipley. George Graw,
Misses AarEie Babylon, Lottie Barnes,
EaIella Bowers. Margie Green. Viola
Buckingham. MargIe Barnes. Norma
buckingham. Lillian Barnes. Rena
snIder. Elsie Parrish. Eva Kopp, Lily
F1ohr. Eva barber. Gladys Green,
Gertrude Green. Geraldine Smith.
Hesars. Yerlie PHILIPPE. Ray Brown.
Arthur Green. Albert Parrish, Earl
Walking. Nolan Wilson, George
Miller. William Smith. Harry F1ohr,
Russell Miller. John Phillips, Sher-
ley Smith. Roger Dell, Roy Snider,
John Jordan. Roland Babylon, John
Gonenhasen. James Bowers and John
barber
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Wesley Harrison. aged s. years. q
retired farmer did # the home Of
his daughter. Mr. Thomas Conway.
near 1T. AIRY. Monday Mr. Har-
rIson waa : successful farmer Of 1T.
Airy. and raised ! large family of
eleven children. - living. married.
and have families. Mr. Harrison
lost his wife ten years aEo. lie
stopped farming nd sold his farm
and moved 70 II Airy with his
youngest daughter. : hort time ago
his daughter got married. when ne
moved short 1Ialanea 10 their farm
where he died.
Mr.. Harrison - N aellse mem
Der Of church. DeIHg elaa. leader for
q number Of year It III Olive NJ.
4. church. near ~ Airy. where his
family worshInpea. ~ until be be-
came unable 70 = On account OF
afiiiettons and HEe.
Funeral services zzEa held Thurs
day morning IN Prospect n z.
church. Rev. EIs ulz=1Izlad. Ir. Hiar-
rIson i survived :. II.e sons and
five daughters. Andrew J. Of Bruns-
wick: William : nd Grafton. OF
1T. Airy. Samuel. ! Cnanlbsrsburg.
Pa. Joshua. of W0.aIIn.; Mrs. Lena
Burial. Arz. Jezss Zazzaersond. Mrs.
John SalI and " keIlie Conway,
Of Nj AIRY. Mrz. Hena Go9neii. Of
Noodhlne Tso IT0IHs1E. SImrod md
George. of IL A.. The paIlbear-
ers we're :. :. ro8I !. 7. GosnelI
Joseph 0osnsIl. William Hood VIM.
Roberts and George Gilbert
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Dance Near eIst.

A very enjoyable dance sas EIean
# the home OF Mr. and Mr.. uzY
NcQnay, near Glst. on Friday even
Ing. March 18th. At an early hour
the guests hegau 10 arrive and con
tho house was filled The mnHIe -
furnished by Mr. Charles Wagner and
sou. Walter At 4 late hour refresh
menta were served In abundance. IN
The wee ana hours of the morning
all departed for their homes. express
Ing themselves as having spent :
very delightful evening. Those pre-
ent we're Messrs. and MeHdamea RaY
AcQuay. Joseph shipleY. Alfred
Linton. Jr.. Edward knauff. and Mr.
Wade Hubbs, Misses Amelia HeQuaY.
Marie Lindsay. Ethel Meouay. Hollis
Wagner. Carrie Lindsay. Lula Gibson.
Margie Barnes. Rhoda Wagner. Esa
kopp. Lottie Barnes. MarEie Green.
fottle KEaufg. Mildred Ward. Emily
BeaAman. Helen Zahn, Wealthy Glib
son, Flosaie Hood, lillian narneH.
Darce =. LAnton: MesHra. Anon Ship
Icy. CelIus Belleaon. Derry BuekInE-
ham, Lawrence Murphy. Donald Ship
ley. Arthur Duyall. George KILLER.
Walter Wagner. Snyder Arnold. Nolan
Wilson, Oscar Baker. Ray nrown.
Harry Gibson. Ellis Bowers. faaIIe
shipley, William Stimax. Lewis zahn.
Wilbur Hood. Claude Brothers. naY
Hood. veriis Phillips. Wm. Grimes.
Shirley Smith. Roland Grimes. vi
liam Smith. Harrison shIpley. Walter
Linton, Arthur Green. Carroll FORD.
Guy Barber. Charles Wagner. George
McQuay. Ruby Gibson. Sterling NJ
Quay and Vernon IInton.
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DOES THE DUTCH ACT
MILTON HALL, UNION BRIDGE, SHOOTS
SELF IN MOUTH AND DIES
INSTANTLY.

Milton Hall. a young man. aged II
years, committed suicide by shooting
himself In his bed room at Eyler,a
Hotel. Union Bridge, Wednesday ev-
ening. Hall had been employed In the
general store OF George ?. buckley
for about ~ years. For several daya
he had not been on duty and II vas
noticed that he was melancholy.
About $50 O'Clock he went 20 hIs
room. A few minutes later ! shot
was heard. and the proprietor. chas.
+. Eyler, with a number Of boarderz
went To the room and found the door
locked. Upon breaking Into the room
they found Hall lying On the bed.
MIS- hat pulled over his face and : a.
eallbre revolver In his right hand He
had shot himself In the mouth and
died instantly. lie was formerly
from Church HIll. Nd He Is unInar-
rieG. He has one brother. Harry
Hall, At White Marsh. Baltimore eonn-
ty. The revolver vas purchased
from EnElc's Store in Union nrIdge.
I II said.
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Birthday Surprise.

Tho neighborH and friends. Of ar.
Claude v. Robert gave him n surprise.
Saturday evening. II being his birth
day, at his home. Roseyille. Every
one enjoyed the evening. and after re
Treatments were served they wished
Mr. Robert many more birthday sur
prises, and departed for their homes.
Those present we're Messra. and
Aesdamea Claude Robert. Charles
Reed. Wesley Ruby. " Brook IsIsler.
Clare Shoemaker. Charles Mahannz.
Fred Schlerf. Albert Houck. Mra.
Kate Shoemaker. Mrs. MoIIle Hahn.
Ara. Mary y owinga. Misses Edna
ieisteF. Louise owinKs. Lotta IyAlsIer.
Mary iiouck. Lima Seudecker. MyrIe
L1eistsr. Mary Benedict. Viola Fisher.
Mae Williams. orpha AlbanEh. neasIe
shaFrer. Norma l.slaler. Ada seu=
decker. Esta IeIster. Irene sehIerf.
Iaitue Ielster, CleYa Stephan, HassrH.
Dan sharre-. Charles Mahanna. IT..
Arthur Leisser, Robert Fleming Irwin
Ruby. Howell Heird. Russell VIII
lams. Clarence Albaugh. Oliver III.
lender. Walter Blarnett. IrE /. LaIzz
ter. Lester Peese. Ira Il Dsisier. uzr-
ysy Reese. Claude Beialer. Clyde
sohierf. I'arks LaIstsr. Clinton
Mahanna. Russell Stephan. George
sllaii, OecfEe Lester. Milton nene-
diet. Harold LcIsteF, John NsudacEeT.
Walter i.eister and Norman ONInEH
Hsbeft
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IHH@N@

James " rearrs. former member
OF The Frederick 1ar md former
president q the s1aool Board for
Frederick Counts. 81 Friday morn
ing 1t the hafne d n On. Charles d
Pearns. - Lisbon. II 0na Time he
represented Howard county IN the
Maryland Legislature.
MF rearTU - ; zuu 81 James
ana Eliza rearIe HHI sas born near
tfnlunsilIs. August :. IEss When the
Civil War started = IsII his sIfe and
young spn ana NsnI - anttstam. He
Vas mel fhene b nIs hFolhsra. Aubrey
and Oliver peHHne. no thought him
too young - enlist = he confsder-
ate Army. and IH.Y aent him back
home
Mr. Pearrs - IxIee married. uia
first wife ~ IL Marian Lindsay.
Of unlenYIils. md u second wife.
MlaH Victoria Howard. daughter OF
Edward Howard Tie following
children ar II survivors ire.
Josephine EIeHIHen nd Dr. :. l.
Pearre. Of Frederick. Mrs Violet
Noli. George = rsarra. Charles H.
Pearre. Mrs. Graea AmoH. William
peafre and III IaesIIa pearra. 81
Howard county. + Charles V.
Nautz. this eIfY. : : liter nf the
deceased. Nr and Hfs : : Wantz
and sonH. James rsaTTs and { Fisher
Wants. thIa eIIf. attended The funeral
at Llngaa0re church. TnIunfIiie on
sunday afternoon.
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Dance st PInksbux.

A delightful dance was held It The
residence OF Mrs Annie Valentine.
Of Ffnksburg, on Saturday evening.
March 25. In honor of her youngest
daughter. Miss Ella Valentine.
The evening was spent IN dancing.
Mr. Charles Wagner and aon, Walter.
OF smallwood. furnished some very
fine music on the violin and guitar.
At late hour refreshments we're ser
we'd In abundance. Afterward al de-
parted for their homes. thanking their
host and hostess for the enjoyment
OF pleasant evening. Those present
were Mrs Annie Valentine. Mrs. Nay
slripley. Misses Mable Shipley. Mary
Brothers, Minnie shauek. LILLIAN
Haines, Margie Green. Berkley Peel
Ing, Lillian Philips, Virgie Davis. Nay
Green, Lillian Valentine. Viola FrIeE.
Ethel Philips. Maude Harry, GoldIa
Little, Lillian Wolf. Lulu Glpson.
Gladys Green, May Brothers. HIlda
Wampler, Welty Gipson. Florence
Patterson and Ella Valentine: Meaare
Charles Wagner. Harry Hughes. John
Green, william Bush. 0rton Dorsey.
Vernon Stocksdale. William Zenlz.
Cleveland Stocksdale. John Rosenher=
ger. William Seip. Courtney shlnIes.
George Shipley. Snyder Arnold. Yer
ley Phillips, Melville shauek. Edgar
Barnes, Ashland StoekadaIe. Bayard
Arnold. Vernon Rhoten. Oscar Bar
Der, Arthur Green. Nick Logue. TlpI9
Buckingham, Charles BreiIWeIser.
Marion Goro, Leslie Barnes. Walter
Sayers. Raymond Valentine. Walter
Wagner, Claude Brothers. William
Philips, Frank Dorsey. Albert Parish.
Guy Brenning, Ellis Gambler. Luther
and Carroll Valentine.
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Mr Fred ". Rhoda, OF Baltimore,
made business trip to this city
Wednesday.
Mr. John Shaw, of New York, is
, guest Of his father, DIR. Frank T.
Shaw. Court Place.
Arthur Dull. Patapsco, spent Sat
urday and Sunday In Baltimore and
also vent to hear Billy Sunday.
! marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Wednesday TO Matthias
lang. Hampstead. and jamie f.
Ebaugh.
Miss Isabel Roop returned to her
home Monday after an absence for
some time teaching in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Miss LILLIAN Valentine. OF Balti-
more. spent Saturday and Sunday
viii her mother and sister at Finks-
burg.
Mf. and Mrs. William Shaw and
daughters. Misses Lillian and Marian,
d Baltimore. spent Friday with rela-
lives in this city.
Ar. and Mrs. T. Fred Boisvert, of
Me0InnIs Siding, entertained at din
neT Sunday evening. Mr., and Mrs
Edward Dresehler.
Hiss Emma Grouse, Of Hanover,
p. after : several weeks visit 10
her sister. Mrs. Edward Cox, Of
Hampstead. returned
hrs. Charles Moore and daughter,
ANNA. Of Baltimore, spent several
days with her sister. Mrs. John Baker,
Llberty street. this week.
Ray Spencer. this city. will leave
Monday 1or Dayton. Ohio. where he
I'll III HI = position on the Day
ton Hall team ~ > fielder,
Miss HIlda wampler. OF this city.
apent from Saturday until Monday
Rith her friend. Miss Ella Valentine.
III Top Farm. Ffnksburg.
Mrs. Nary Myers and grandson,
Malcolm Myers. OF Hanover. Pa,
zpenl Sunday with Mr.. Milton Myers
and family. West Main street.
ar. =. Theo. Yeiser and family
md Miss Irene Hppy. Pennsylvania
A7@Ha7H HHsnt eunuhI Win All. CIll-
Ion Il. YeIaer and family. Hanover.
p.
Ar. and hrs. Edward Sullivan and
daughter. Miss Mary. OF Baltimore.
seTe guests Sunday Of Mr.. John II.
Sullivan and family. Pennsylvania
avenue
The Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dull. Of Patapaco, were Rev.
:. HAsens and Rev. W. u. Husung
md AF. Charles Dull. wife and three
children. 0I Westminster.
Tuesday evening Misses Derma and
Rnble YeiHer. Pennsylvania avenue.
had one put over on them. in spite OF
The do.npour of rain. when a mum.
Der Of their friends called to remind
them 81 their birthdays. After the
shock of the surprise. which proved
n b an agreeable one. was overcome
n enjoyable evening was spent that
I'll not soon b. forRotfen.
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Mt Olive School Closed.

Our public school closed It's winter
term on March nth Miss Jennie
Selby, teacher, of Mt. Olive school.
reports an average attendance Of b.
The following scholars making every
day during the term Gladys Buck
ingham, Golda Fritz, Yirgie Welsh.
Roberta Dickey, Alma Ecker. Le-
vantia Buckingham. Milton Penn.
Morrison Dickey, Hamilton DieEey.
Dewitt Dickey and Lloyd Baker. The
only one making every day during the
year was Lloyd Baker. He has also
made every day for the last three
years and only lost one day in four
Years.
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A Birthday Surprise Party.

A very large birthday party was
held at the beautiful home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John W Reaser. On Monday ey-
ening, March 20. Il was IN honor OF
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Loekard's
e3rd birthday She knew nothing of
the event There we're I26 guests
present The evening vas spent In
playing games Of al Ends. Music
was furnished BY Wimert brothers.
About II o'clock all were invited to
the dining room where tables were
loaded with all kinds Of good things,
consisting OF ice cream. cake, candies.
nuts, ETC.. all the heart could desire.
At a late hour all returned to their
homes wishing Mrs. Lockard many
more happy birthdays.
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IuHIuH

Near nerrstf. March =. Thomas
Lloyd Gonaon. HEeI i year.. II
months and : Ia.z= III deceased
Nas one oI ; family of i children.
most Of whom hafe passed away. lie
IL survived II h. lido. and four
sons. Walter. II Daniel. Denton. near
sykeaYiiie. : II. II baltimore. and
{. Gondun. nsaT I=THaII. one dHngh=
ter Mr. Emma Wilson. preceded him
To the eternal world Hf Gnndnn vas
highly esteemed IN ne community IN
which he ilN.d. Il. ~ ; member OF
the |. o q 7. which order furnished
the nallbeareFs. aud participated IN
the services II the grave. Services
conducted h naT !. y Eanghman,
we're held Monday ii II the Ehen-
ezer Methodist Episcopal church. near
Winfield Burial n he cemetery ad-
Joining. Z WALTZ. Of Winfield. fu-
neral director.
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VILLA STILL ROAMING
ILLS FIVE HExICAHS IN ONE FAMILY
NEARLY sTRAECLED BY ONE con-
DEHHED TO DEATH CLOSE ON HIS
TRACKS AND NAY Be CAUGHT ANY

Wednesdas--After killing every one
of tie - men in the garrison at Guer-
zero. Francisco villa moved northward
Wednesday and now Is somewhere
near the head waters of the Santo
Maria River. according to UNOFFICIAL
information secured by General Fun
sIon tonight.
II the head Of 4 considerable force,
villa Has reported TO be on the San
Geronimo ranch. or the Quemada
ranch. and troops of both the United
sIates and Mexico were believed to be
closing IN o. him.
L has been learned here that Fran
eIHeo villa nearly lost his life a few
daYs ago On the Gorrallitos ranch,
Hhort distance from this place. where
he tortured aud put 60 death Eve
MsxIeans. One Of his victims leaped
npon hin and was strangilng villa
sIsn officers beat his aasailant sense
I9z. HIIh he butts OF their guns.
MneIo nolaneo was the name OF the
Mexican Hho almost succeeded IN end
IN Villas career.
Tn murdsr Of I've members Of the
n0IanHn family Has said 10 have been
Intended - = warning TO other Me1l-
cans against having dealings with
Americans.
u fike of the men. Crsgorio and his
tso sons and Mucio and his one son.
villa EaId.
I an goinr TO Kill you because you
are ioo Amerieanixed. You are Grin
20 lovers
Hui instead Of killing them outright
villa had them partly stripped and
then beaten With the fats OF heavy
swords. NneIn polaneo broke away
from h eHptora and got one hand
locked about Villas throat before he
HHs beaten on
s.xt villa ordered ths Ave stood up
beneath huge arehway. where he
told them h would hang them.
H0pes szrs placed about their necks
and thsY ssre Ierked into the air. but
Hsre nuI permitted 10 die. Just when
ln.s n consciousness approached they
s0uId IL lowered to earth with de-
zIzzndz thal they reveal the hiding
place oI horses said 10 be hidden
aEonf the ranch.
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: very enjoyable social was given
1T the home of Miss Media Weller
Carroll street. Friday evening, March
=. Tor the Junior c. r. Society OF the
Church Of God. this city. The even
Ing was spent In singing, recitations
and instrumental music. Mrs. Har-
laugh. superintendent OF the Juniors,
gave short address TO the children.
After refreshments were served all
IefI for their homes
Those present were Mrs. Jacob
Weller. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Weller, Mr..
John Weller. Mrs. II. II. Harbaugh,
Misses Media Weller. Alice Ebaugh.
Elizabeth Hood, Beatrice Hood, Geor-
EIanna Weller. Leanna Brown, Ester
HorHt. Margaret Weller. Mary Brown.
Helen Horst. Masters Melvin L. King,
irwin 4. Ebaugh. Leighton King, Ed
.In Manning. Henry Harbaugh. Law
renee Weller.
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.TrIpZIoIIagenIoHa

Mr.. and Mra. David T. GAIman and
family. near this city. had : delight
fui auto triL Sunday n IN Oakland
Six, model 3. when they motored to
HagerstoWn. They left this city At
S.4b =. NJ. fLr HageraloWn By way OF
Sykesviile. and parsed through West
Friendship. RIdgeYilIe. Frederick, Mid
dletown. Boonsboro and Funkalown.
arriving 1t Hageratown at q o'clock.
They remained IN HagereIown
hours where they took dinner with
Mr.. John Wolfe ana family. At 3
o'clock IN the afternoon the happy
party left HagersIoHn On the return
trip. having stopped half hour In
Middletown and q half hour IN Fred
erick. and arrived IN this city At 7
o'clock IN the evening. The round
trip constituted distance Of I62 miles
and Notwithstanding the fact that two
mountains had - be climbed, only
7h gallons Of gasoline we're eonsum-
ed on the trip The narty encounter
ed no bad roads unIIl the arrival at
Funkstown. n IhIz Ioxn the streets
we're under construction and Mr. Gel
man was obliged u travel On some Of
the back streets which we're In very
bad condition and IN some places the
mud was as deep ~ the hubs on the
car. This was splendid trip for the
entire party. especially the driver, Mr.
Geiman. wha enjoyed the sightseeing
as much as anyone IN the party, as
his car ran along nicely IT IN average
OF q miles an hour. Aside from the
bad streets IN FnnkaIown and the
stopping and starting d tie car. Mr
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%HIIHHII#T.

Mrs.. Mar Jane sehaeffer. vile Of
Emanuel ssaasfIeF. dIed II her home,
East Main Htreet. Saturday March 20.
In her 18th yeaT She i survived by
the following IT0IHHTH anH sisters.
Theodore Crawford. InIz city. Angus
tus Crawford. Indiana MTz Charles
N. Nitien and Mr. Elizabeth Hesaon,
this city. MrH. Harvey Singer naltI-
more. and Nfs. George Kuahanm.
Tyrone.
Funeral z.TxIesH HeHe held II her
late residence. Tuesday. n II !. m,
ReY ". :. HeTsh. officiating. Inter
ment In Ine WeHImlnHter cemetery.
Pallbearers we're Daniel seIp. Edward
Freyman. John poIzeI. Charles Ward.
+. Jesse AlsauEI md Iamez D. Nit
chell. +. {. sharrer. funeral dIree-
tor.
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Doubtful Recovery.

The lusty -lunged itinerant auction
eer was holding forth In the market
place.
Taking up a box OF cigars. he
shouted at the top of his voice, You
can't get better gentlemeni | don't
care where you go, you can't get bet
ter"
NO" came cynical voice from
tho back of the crowd, you cant !
smoked one last week. and I'm not
better yet."-Answers
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Weller hangs

On March 20 In the Greenwood'H
Bethel at o'clock D. m, very beau
tiful wedding took place when Mlss
Helen Marie Bange became the bride
of MIR. Joseph Herbert Weller. both
of New Windsor. A very large crowd
gathered at the Bethel To witness the
ceremony. their pastor. Rev. John II.
Gonso, officiated at the occasion. The
wedding march was played By HTa
Nellie MorningstAr. of near SeK
Windsor. Mr.. and Mrs. Weller VII
make their home near New Windsor.
The bride was handsomely attired IN
blue travelling suit, while the groom
wore blue serge suIl.
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walbeck

At s o'clock on the evening of
March 25th. a very beautiful but qniei
wedding took place at the Church of
God parsonage. this city. when Mlss
Blanche Almeda Corbin became tie
bride OF Mr.. Henry David HaIbeeE
both Of near Westminster. The lex.
John II. Gonso performed the e4re
mony There Was no attendants. HlHe
bride was becomingly attired n :
travelling costume, while the groom
wore the conventional black
Mr.. WAlbeck In a farmer and In
tends 10 follow that occupation.
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Piper.

Miss Maggie Piper. aged Is years.
died at the home OF her brother. John
Piper. Madison avenue. on Monday.
She is survived by one brother. Iohn
Piper. Funeral services we're held
yesterday at the homei Rev. y. I.
Hcrsh. officiating. Interment IN Haile'z
cemetery. Harvey Hankard ! Son.
funeral directors.