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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-03-24
Forest Ilill News.

FOREST Hill, March -. Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. :. Rowe. of Baltimore, wer,
weekend guests Of Mrs Rowe parcnts
Mr. and Mrs. Abel u. Wilson.
Miss Dora Morgan. of Aberdeen. il
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Georg,
Roberts
MIR Reuben Fellenbaum, of Pennsyl
wanna. spent last week with his brother,
Rev. +. Z. Fellenbaum.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts. of the Union
Protestant lntirmary, il spending some
time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Roberts.
Miss Frances Wilson is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Lillian Jones, of Baltimore, is
spending some time with Mrs. s. A..
McCommons
Mr. Edward Kahoe, of Pikesville,
spent Sunday with his brother Mr.
Thomas Kahoe.
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4 CONTEXT OF LONE ANn WAR.

lhecuntrov"r~y long existing between
Mr. md Mr.. Wuunm c. Chcnworth. Of
near Upper X Rpnd., in West Hartford.
and Mrs. NloliIc 5. Wilson Of Baltimore,
with reference Ia the possession VI the
Chenworth'- little foui year old daugh-
ter rcHched u climax in Judge DAwklns'
Court IN Baltimore" ON Monday When
only few months old the child. It ia
alleged. wns given to Mrs Wilson, Mrs
Dnrnwurth' q mother. who has given il
the beat Of care. Recently the parents
went to Baltimore and tried to get
pr--r--ipn Of the child. whose custody
had been awarded to Mr. Wilson 10y
the Court, bot few days ago the par
cut- attempted 10 swear out II warrant
ior Mrs va -un'- arrest on II charge Of
having kutnnVpcd the little girl THIS
act brought the parents into Court on II
charge Of contempt for alleged interfer-
cuee with t. order and thcy finally g..
capped punishment only upon condition
that they would no longer interfere
with the Courts orders
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INTEREST ~ HOLSTEIN.

Interest among IIolstein bre elders,
now growing numerous in Hartford.
ccntcred in the sale, March 9 10, at the
William Penn Rn2ar, Philadelphia. or n
Iurge number Of high bred lIol-tcin
cattle, cows, bulls and young stock
There was some beautiful stock sold with
II line Of proud ancestry and record If
rich production NIIamuchy Tidy Able
kirk RrX, lGO6Oj. bull, born April q,
1913, brought $3.50 Bull, Belle Ellen
Srp.us JuIlann, lGs2i'. brought $3.50.
Cow. Fairmont Crndock AIratnrH,
2lois2. brought $5O1, being bought by
Mrs T. George, Of SudIersvll", NIL,
who stood IN the ring and bid for her
self Another woman who bought was
Ms II + Wilson, Of New York. who
paid 500 for three young cows for her
Virginia farm
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JarrrttsNillr News.

JARRErrSNlLLE. March %, Miss
Marguerite Scarf il the guest of Miss
Miriam Smith, of Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs G.. II Taylor and Mr.
Waiter Merryman spent the week end
with MIR. and Mrs. N. o. Merryman.
Messrs. Edwin Jarrett and Leroy
Smith. of Johns Hopkins University,
spent Il few days last week with their
patents.
Miss May Schillngs il spending some
time with relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Hattie Mellor, who has been
spending few days with Mrs. 7. II.
Ward. has returned to her home in
Philadelphia.
MIR Charles King has returned home
after spending few days with rela-
tivcS in Baltimore
Miss Marie Burton, of Glen Arm, il
visiting her aunt. Mrs Carville Burton
Miss Marion Full. of Cooptown. was
the week end guest of the Misses
GLADDEN..
Misses Edna Bnhr and Rehekah Wiley
have returned home after spending
few days with relatives in Baltimore.
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IIn,rc dc Grace News.

HANRE DE GRACE. March q The
steamer ''Susquchanna, which was
advertised to make its first trip from
Baltimore on Monday did not come, N
there was SO much floating ice in the
channel
The New York City Players, who are
to give one play "hch week in the City
Opcrh House. CAV" their initial per.
formnnrr last Saturday evening, when
they presented "rhe Working Man. "
The far sized audience present was
favorahly impressed and feel that the
entertainments should he pntrOnized
This saturday evening My Southern
Rose" will bc given.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pennington en-.
tertalucd some of their friends at theiI
home ON South Washington street on
Tuesday evening.
Maryland Day exercises will be held
ut the Iliph School on Friday Afternoon
at wnIrh the speaker will be Rev W.
A Price, If Grow" Presbyterian Church,
Mr- f. r. Pearson IL quite i'll OF
pneumonia Mt her home on Union ave
nue.,
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Az EARLY AWAKENING.

Mr. John Young, who lives near Coop
town school, had most unpleasant ex.
perlrnce about O'Clock Monday morn.
ing when he awakened to find n room
"l the nr-t floor of his house on fire.
Inc family was quickly aroused and
organized into bucket brigade. and IL
spit" Of -cant clothing and great quaint.
tues of mud which stuck to bare feet
with great t"narlty, ind thus made
"urk ,lirult, succeeded in carrying
enough water to rNtlnpuish the ha2c.
1t j.. imposed the fire originated h ougi
-pnfks fnIIng down the chimney into
th" wood box. The loss which wns
slight was covered by insurance with
MIR Charles II Reed
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EDUCATION ny OBSERVATION,

"A week ago delegation of fifty high
school students from Kent County visit
ed Annapolis under the auspices of their
principal and gathered in n single day
nj light expense n vast amount Of valu-
able information. The visitors were
taken IN hand by their Senator and
delegates and received every courtesy
from various officials, including State
Superintendent Stephens and the
Governor. These educational cxcur-
sluns are not unusual from the Eastern
shore from whence cheap transporta-
ton by water can be secured, and the
same thing could be arranged from
Hartford via public buses and private
cars. The attractions Of Annapolis
from historic rs well IA educational
standpoint cannot be appreciated by
those who are not familiar with the
city, but while they are not vast IN
numbers they ARE rich in the best ira
dltlons of our forcfathcrs, and the
naval academy grounds ARE model Of
their kind for the world.
OF course such II trip should be- taken
only while the Legislature is in session
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FALLSTON FARMERS CIT u.

The FalstOn Farmers Club WAS very
pIch-nntly entertained on Saturday.
March Is, at Pheasant Prospect, tn"
home of Mr.. Charles h Burton.
The following members were present
Mcs-rs. Charles f. Burton, Caleb j..
Moore, Cnrvl Amoss, Charles Virgins
Robert s. Preston, r. Stanley P-cston
William A. Harlan, Edwin Harlan
James o. Watson, Leonard Forrd, f.
r FOard and Percy Foard The guests
were MrssrI John X. Baldwin vii.
ligin Chamlngs. Jr., and Walter furtOn
The inspection committee, Messrs
Robert s Preston and ChrvIl AmOsa
reported: The stock consists Of seven
horses, two five. year, DID, worthy Of
special mention, about twenty five
cattle, five breeding hogs, and thirty
five pigs. all in splendid condition \
flock Of Rhode Island Red chickens,
fifteen Bronze turkeys and twelve pair
pigeons attracted much attention.
There was also found It lot Of fine hay
in the barn and good amount e corn
IN the crib The wheat il looking very
well considering the hard winter also n
good amount of blowing has been done.
Mr. Burton has installed new scalc-
WlllfU ne mus very uStIuI, anu HhN
recently laid n new cement wall
a bountcou4 dinner was ser d hY
Mrs Burton assisted by Mrs. j. r.
Baldwin, Miss Ida Baldwin W..
Walter Burton. Mrs. Leonard FOard,
Mrs. +. T. Foard and Miss bes-I"
Foard. after which the subject as
Alfalfa Profitable Crop and Would It
b" Advisable to Sow it With Wheat, "
was discussed The general opinion
was thst it would be advisable 10 SOW
II with wheat to lnoculate the soil, bu,
not for hay crop. IA the wheat you'd
smother it out Most Of the m"mhrr-
thought it advisable to mix alfalfa with
red clover and timothy and SOW Iu the
fall, while others SOW 1t alone about the
middle Of August.
Messrs. Caleb Moore and Rohcrt S
Preston were appointed to revise the
bylaws and recommend any changes
deemed advisable.
The club adjourned to meet at Bon
Air, the home of Mr.. James o. Watson,
on April 10, at 4 2. M.
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BRAKEMAN KILLED ON u. a o.

Thomas j. McCann, front brake
man ON a fast Baltimore Il Ohio freight,
was found by another brakeman lying
dead in the coal tender as the train
ueared Belcamp about = =. NJ Tuesday.
The mans head WAS badly bruised.
A. he was unfamiliar with the route it
l. supposed he failed to duck low enough
when the train passed under bridge.
\ cor"ner'7 inquest was held and u
verdict of accidental death with cause
unknown was rendered McrAnn, who
was 30 years of age, is survived by a
widow.
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LIEUTENANT GoRRELL MISSING.

(Ihc friends of Aviator Edgar Gorrcll
who flew into Mexico several days ago
to Aon zen Pcr-hIngs expedition and
hn,\ not since been heard from. ARE
greatly concerned for his safety A
second aviator who left at the same
time rs GorrrI has been reported safe.
Nr, Gorrcll. who Is II native of Bel Air
aud nephew of Mr. Frank +. Gorrel,
graduated from West Point as II Second
Lieutenant IN 1872. Later he WAS ~
signed to the sigma Corps and has been
doing some sensational flying in the
Mn.l lnrlmp the nn-t Mlnirr-
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BEL AiE nICK PIN LEAGUE.

BDwtns at tn" armory has grown 90
rapidly IN popularity during the recent
past two new teams have been admit
ted to the bIck Pm League. As several
of the teams ARE very evenly matched
interest in the games is intense. The
following table shows the standing of
the itnm..
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Neighborhood Me9us.
Sara Furnace News.

SARA FURNACE. March 10th y MIR.
Charles Daughton. who has been i'll at
his home, is now able to be out again.
Miss Mary Hey spent the week end
with her parents.
Mr.. Harry Preston is preparing to
build an addition to his house
Mr.. and Mrs. John lsennock are
spending few days with Mr. and Mrs.
George Stieher. of Towson.
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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs Lewis 6 Martin announces the
coming marriage of her daughter Susie
Cole to Mr.. Charles ". Jacobs. The
wedding will take place Wednesday,
Apr! 18th, at 4 L. VI. in Grace NJ. T..
Church South, Aberdeen. and the cere-
mony will he performed by Rev. o. W.
Lushy, pastor Of the church.
Miss Martin il daughter of the late
Rev. Lewis &. Martin, who for a
number of years before his death was
member of the Baltimore Conference of
the NJ T. Church South. Miss Martin
IS well known and popular in this com.
munlty where she resides.
Mr.. Jacobs is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Jacobs. He is at present
member of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee for Hartford County and
has for number of years resided at
Aberdeen, where he is connected with
the business interests of that town.
No invitations have been issued in
the tnlntV
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Personal MENTION.

Miss Mary Monroe Harlan, WHO'S en-
gagged in teaching at Greenwich. Conn.
is spending the spring holiday with her
parents, Judge and Mrs William IL.
Harlan.
MIR and Mrs Frank Bruins and MIR.
and Mrs. Bernard Bruins have moved
into MIR. II s Carver's former resi-
dence on Broadway.
MIR. Edwin Webster of Tome Insti-
tutc, is spending his holiday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edwin Web
stor.
Mrs James Tyson is sick Mt her
home near tNurchville.
Mr. and M James Hanson Kinsey,
of Philadelphia, spent the week end
with their daughter, Mrs Michael +.
Pue, at her home on Broadway. Mrs.
+. II d. Pur is also II guest of her
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The AntiseDtic powder to be shaken mo The
shoes and used in the foot bath. II SOS want
rest and comfort for tired. aching. swollen,
sweating feet. use Aliens FoOt-Ease II relieves
corns and bunions Of all pain and pr vents
bli,ters sore and callOus spots. Sold every
where, BE Try II today.
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MIR. JACOB W. MoRDEw

Mr.. Jacob W. Mordew, of near Black
/ Horse, died Mt his home on Saturday of
the intirmities incident to his advanced
aged of Is years. Besides his widow
daughter. Eva. both of Hartford, and
Mrs. Daniel Alder and Mrs. Grace st.
John, both Of Baltimore, His funeral
took place on Tuesday. services and in
terment at McKendree NJ h. Church,
Rev. c. W. Evans officiating. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Ross Henderson,
Charles H. Beatty. John N. Norris,
Howard l.uckey. Charles +. Preston
and Clarence Bradenbaugh.
MISS CATHERINE GREENLEE.
Miss Catherine Greenlee died at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Susan Bald
win, on Sunday morning after II linger.
ing illness, in her 59th year She WAS
II daughter of the late John Greenlee.
of Mlchaelsville. and had made her
home with Mrs Baldwin for number
of years. Her funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from her late
residence and was conducted by the
Rev. A. h. Spielman. of the Aberdeen
NJ h. Church, of which she WAS mem
Der, assisted by the Rev. David JAmi.
son, Rev. J. II Baker and Rev. A. j.
Gill. lnterment was made in Grove
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Mother Gray, Sweet Powders for Children
Break ~ Colds IA - hours relieve ttY"fish-
ness Headache. stomach Troubles, 1g"thinR
disorders and DcsuOy worms. ~ all druggists
ne. Sample mailed FREE. Address. Mother
Gray Co, LeR0y, N. Y.
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tht"h
States Senate.
Subject TO Primary Election May /. 1910.
President Of Mdryldnd Senate 1896;
Head Of Baltimore CHy Lar De-
pdrtment, I9O5-f9OS; Counsel to Pub
lie Serrice Commission, 9i0-i9iG.
PLATFORM. The old Jeilersonian
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; tariff for reve-
nue. only; the largest measure of local
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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OBITUARY..


The funeral of Mr. John Gunther,
who died at the University Hospital,
baltimore, on Wednesday Of last week,
took place on Sunday from the home of
his brother, Mr.. Frederick w. Gunther
It Edgewood lnterment was made in
Trinity Lutheran cemetery, Joppa,
Rev. r. S Sieberg officiating. The
pail bearers were Messrs. William
Bechtold John W al oman. George
Bearch. William Hornh"rgrr. dohn
Gunther and Oden l.itzingcr. II. X.
McComas had charge of the funeral.
Mr.. Gunther was SO years of aye and is
survived by three sons and fou daugh-
tpra
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THE EGIS
Local oAffatrs


noon.
A number If Hartford Gamers at
tended mertlngof the Maryland state
Gamers ASSOCIATION held in En-ton On
Wednesday
The Hartford County Ministerial As
ISOLATION VIII meet in Grace NJ. r.
Church, Bel Air, ON Monday, March
9th. ut 10 O'Clock.
Mr. f + Farrell Of Medical Hall
farm, has sold hi- bunch Of fat ratte
to MIR. Louis Kaufman, and they viii
be shipped next week.
The play, "Lo,t "a Chaprronc. " will
be given by Jarrrtt,v,Ir Grunge in the
X Of = HAL. Frdry evening, March
oath If stormy Saturday evening.
The clo.ing number Of the local
Lyceum Course will be given thus CFrj-
day. night by the La Dcll Concert
Company The program will he chiefly
musical
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Falls
ton Presbyterian Church will hold an
oyster ana "'e"' '"''''' W
h1' ~ f"'''''h '"'' ''"''' "E"'
March u.
The comrades o, 'ae '''ip' N'"y
OF the Republic of this State viii attend
the Rev h'''y SUNNY evening service
In BODY seven h""lred strong al Tue
taoerhA''e hp'' -
The puhHc sale "i MI '' clarence
Wilson, executor anNeF"-'" I" LAKE
place on last wednesday was p'''p'h'H
UNI lhnr'H"S' M'F.'' "''"' on "'Souh'
OF 'ncIemen' weather.
Mr. tiNn II. N"h"t"F' trustee
has sold the p'tu"l' 81 tue '"h"'' TOT
wood property Whi'h lies III 'n' "''h
district to Miller hr"'herS Tor S'''"'
There IL considerable lumber on the
property
Mrs, Ethel y. f"arr" ON Monday
offered her property ct ." hrr'7 IN hrS'
district at tn" court nous" door '"'
wlthdrew It ht ~ hIi nl SI'"' o.
Richardson " Bro were IN" "lr-
tone"r-.
Nv r"vrr'" OF heufe' m 'h" re-
port OF the Second IIA'I"id go" I'7'.
ing A1spcn'Ion rs" weeks ago the net
profit Of Mr. f. j. Johnson g herd WIS
put ~ SIS ~ instead OF N" correct
amount $Si -.
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State Of ohio, City Of Toledo.
Lucas County, '"'

Lucas County,
Frank j Cheney makes oath that he iascni0f
partner Uf the urn Of i. j. Cheney s. Co, dong
business In the cry OF Toledo, county and STATE
aforesaid, and that said firm Will pay IN" SUN
ui ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each and
ryery case OF Catlrrh that cannot be cured bN
the use Of HALLS CAIAkKli CURE.
FRANK ] CHENEY
Sworn to before mt and subscribed IN M
presence. this 8th day OF Decembur, 4 ID. 1919
Seal A, W. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Uf the SyAtrm. send IOf ttslimOnas. ircc.
+. j. CHENEY s. co.. Toledo. U.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hans Family Pills for constipation.
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Public Sale

One pair Extra Fine Black Mules. : and 7 yrs
old weighing iHU lbs perfectly matched. spleen
did workers and sound, Registered Guernsey
l'ltra out III an advanced Registered Dnn, !
Guernsey Cow 3iIcIfrrt. pure Mule Fool Boar
Registered Mul" Foot So" win . ilRa puf"
Mulr-fuut ont | Brood SOW, hrrd ShnHtA. /
IwU.hUI.r Farm Wagon. | Dc,TInV Mover, /
IIUrtr Rake Walking Double worker. I I'm
pruyrd Disf. Harrow | Steel Roller, / Spike
Lever Harrow SEringtpUth harrow, Gang and
IwO horse Flow, Single GuliyalOr, ONO Cut
Ting IUs. one horse Lawn Mower. new Horse
art Single. Double aud lhubblr Trees, Jockey
Sticks Hoes Iukrs ShOyrS ELr. All tn above
fools and implements AZ" IN good shape and
practically new Hand mad" set Of BrCcchband
Harness, Pillow Harness, Huggy harness. Cart
Harness. Halters and Chains. lot Log Chains.
Carriage Poles. pair Shafts Iron Double Tree.
Wagon Jack ilotbrd Sash. Miscellaneous Tools
and indictments. GrndbiOnc lot Nails, about
JDU lort OF Fencing Lumber. chestnut Posts. lot
n, " finch lie. about 10 barrels Corn BY the
barrel lot timothy. Alfalfa, Sudan Hay. Balcd
Wheat Straw. Bran and Middling. Corn Chop,
loi Empty barrels. Lard Press. Oak Morris Char.
Reed Morris Caair. and many other articles too
numerous 10 mention,
TERMS or SALE
All sums Of 50 and under cash on the day Of
sale: on sums over that amount credit Of q
months viii BE- given. purchasers To rive notes
with approved security. bearing interest from
day OF sale
No good, To br removed until settled for
DIX II A MElSNEK, owner.
Milton j Dance. huciiOnccr. Glen Arm. Md
phone, Fork 2i-j
" u Is Wright, Clerk,
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EDWIN II WEBSTER. Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

James W FOrWUDd IN the
aud others Circuit Court
for
IUnmi fUTwUpd Hartford county
and others In Equity.
ordered. III, pIrd day 81 March 1915. that M,
.Ii.s made and reported ~ ihr above uniillrd
rlus" by Edwin II Webster trustee, b" FINALS
confirmed unless cause to The contrary ihcT"n'
h' shOwn on ar before tie IIh day oi hprl
lrlr. provided q cury al ms order b. inserted
IN some news paper published III lihriDrh
county. aforesaid one" ~ each of three y
rurcoSsivr weeks before the lilh day Of hmh
lHlG
a" The report states The amount ol sales 1" bt
ti.lB.
.IOlIN 4. ROBINSON. Clerk
.IOIIN A. ROBlNSON. Clerk
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-uF ruR--
Forest Hill State Bank
AT FOREST HILL. MD.
At the Close of Business, March 7, 1911,

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ....,,,.. .....,.... . 81 I'M -
OVCrdraftS secured. .... ,.... ... ...... * 80
Banking House. Furniture a Fixtures. 7tD
Other Real Estate Owned .....,,-. .. lbb ~
Mortgages aud Judgments OF record. l0.2SD N
Due from approved Reserve Agents. i,lD1 10
Lawful Money Reserve IN bank. via
u, :. Currency aud National
hhhk Notes .-..r ..sr........' r,s,' U,bihOO
Gold Coin ....,...,.....,.... ...,..,.... 5000
SILVER Com 900. ...,.. ..... ......... 1870 81
Nickuls aud cents .............. p52H N61 n
Expenses ..,..... ....,.,... ............. I1i M
Total .............,. fbb Inl %
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid In ........,..... Gee. tIOOW III
SURPLUS Fund .. ........ ...... .......... UiU ~
Deposits tdcmandl
Subject 10 check ..........r.. t2S. l2B ~
Cashiers Checks outstnnd'
nv r.r.-.....-r.a. .....,..t.,s,., lib w IhJu' w
Deposits tlmrl
savings and Spccn .........,......,. GlOG 10
liills Payable including certificates ut
deposit for money borrowed .......,... 10000 90
Reserved Tor Taxes ... ..t,,.,s...".,,,,., laH M
Total .............. thb. iD3 DO
State Of Maryland. County Of Hartford, IS.
!, L." Fucker, Cashier uI the above
named Institution, do sulcmnly swear that the
lhuN" statement ~ true Ia the best uf my know
lvdm" and l. net
L. ". TUCKER. Cashier
Subscribed ind sworn Ia before me tins 2Ist
du, al March. iDlG.
WAITER c. ROE
Notary Public
WIN H. TUCKER,
WILLIAM ROE
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or hey may otherwise by law be- excluded from
all benefits Of said rsilt" ~ - rsans indebted
10 aid estate are requested 10 make immediate
pa mrnt
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
OF March, 1915. ...
JOSEPH l. WEBSTER.
Executor,
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
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On ar before the 18th day Of SEPT, 1915

lat Of Hartford COUNT, deceased. All PERSONS
having claims against SAID deceased are hereby
nuufird 10 exhibit the ,ame. with the legal
yUurhrrs thereof