davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-04-21
.ELKTON CLUB WOMEN
ELECT new OFFICERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md, April 21.- The an
nual election of officers Of the Wom-
ans Club Of Elkton, was held on Tues
day afternoon, with this result: Pres
ident. Mrs. Isaac ID. Davis; first vice
president, Mrs. Reginald Constable; (;
second vice president, Mrs. Henry
Mitchell Mccullough: treasurer. Miss
Susan Bratton; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Stanley Evans; recording
secretary. Mrs Harlan Johnson; di-
rectors. Mrs. Winifred T. Morrison,
Mrs. Charles B. Finley, Jr., Miss Mary
Hollingsworth lamar and Miss Ger
trude Ash Smith The installation will
be held on May 2.
The funeral Of Eli Reynolds, of
North East. was held on Tuesday
afternoon.
The recent meeting of the Cecil
Farmer Club held in Rising Sun, re-
suited IN the election OF these officers:
Joseph c. Grove, Elwood Baldorson
and Cecil Ewing
Personal Nettie Zebley. Of
Wilmington mas been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Amos Martindale, of Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marcus
were recent guests OF relatives at
Bethel. MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Merritt,
of Warwick, have been visiting Elkton
friends Mrs Esther H. Banks, Of
Chesapeake City, has had as her
guest. Mrs. Harold Souder, of VIII
min 0fpu rho Pow and Nfre Eru n L
r. Carpenter. of Wilmington, have
been spending a few days with friends
i'm Port Deposit.-Leland Price, of
Wilmington. has been the guest Of his
family in the First district.-The Rev.
A. w. Soabreeze, of Port Deposit, was
the guest Of the Rev William SchOu-
Ter. on Tuesday Mrs. William p.
litter is visiting Mrs Andrew Schli-
Ger. Of Chesapeake City.
Handmade Hickory Fishing Poles.
at Harry Yerger's, 419 Shipley.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1916-04-21

class Of girls representing the Infant
Department; third. Madeline and
Charles Lewis, representing interme-
date department; Ladies' Aid, Mrs.
Hopkins; Home Missionary Society,
Foreign Missionary Society. Mrs.
George p. Plummer; duet, by Ralph
and Marion Minker: Standard Bear
ers, Miss Leila Veasey; Epworth
League, Mr.. Armstrong; Friday Night
Glass. Ralph Minker: selection by
the orchestra; reception. party stand
ing inside the rail met the new pas
tor; refreshments; orchestra. Mr..
Northrup comes from Harrington and
was assigned at the last conference to
succeed the Rev. f. e. Carpenter, pas
tor of Brandywine for the past four
years. who was this year transferred
to Laurel, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1916-04-21
news HAPPENINGS
OF NEW Castle
Churches Prepare Elaborate
Easter Sunday Musical
Programs
CARS DAMAGED
IN STREET SMASH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. April 21.-In I'm
manuel Church, on Sunday. an aug
mented choir will present special
musical program. Frederick Wyatt,
baritone, of Wilmington Mrs. Edward
Shipe. alto. and l.. Eugene Chase, cor
petist, Of this city. will assist
The Boys and Mems chorus. accom-
panied by brass-4nstruments, will ap-
pear at $50 A. M ia the church tower
and a pleasing program will be pre-
sented before the o'clock service.
Other programs Of the day follow:
1890 o'clock-pr Professional. AT the
Lambs High Feast We Sing: intro
ist Christ the Lord is Risen Today; !;
hymn "Ile is Risen. offcrtory an
them. Tie Livoth." Danks; Com
munion Service in h Flat Godfrey;
recessional. "The Day of Resurrec-
ton: organ postludc, March Ro-
maine" Gounod
730 o'clock Professional" Come
Ye Faithful; "Gloria Patri," q"
Greatorex; "Magnifcat' and "Nunc
Dimittis in d, Fields; anthem. AL
lelulia, He Is Risen,' Bracket; hymn,
ANGELS Roll the Rock Away; offer
tory anthem. Christ Being Raised
From the Dead" Bracket; presenta-
tion of aims. "All Things Come of
Thee Rogers. recessional, "The
Strife is Ger: organ postlude,
March Pontifcalo." Lemmens.
Many cOlored folks we're badly
scared yesterday afternoon at the
Baldt mills Dr. Frantz, secretary of
the State Board Of Health. called up
the Baldt plant and announced that
the wife of William Hazelton, colored.
was suffering from smallpox. Accord
ingly, her husband, who was working
here. had TO be yaccinated and his
clothing fumigatod before he could re-
turn TO Wilmington Tho orders were
that every man with whom Hazolton
had come I'm contact during the day
would have to he yaccinatcd. r. r..
Roth assisted in the work.
Mrs. Hazelton has been sick for
days, and yesterday her case was
diagnosed as smallpox
Dr. l.. Heislor BAN. grand master
and staff paid am official visit last
night TO Friendship Lodge, No. 3, a
.. T. W., and installed the following
ohicers: Master Robert McFarlin
foreman. John d. Cannon; oversoer
Roy Draper; guide, Fred Friedel; out
side watch. Frank Pierson; inside
watch. John FINLEY.
There was miXup OF automobiles
yesterday at Second and Delaware
streets AS Mrs Cavenaugh turned
the corner at Second and Delaware
streets, a big car, owned by a vii
mington man. came mp the street.
collision resulted. No ono was hurt
but the cars were damaged
Florists arc doing a big business
today
Special musical programs have beer
arranged for The Easter services IN
The churches
In No. school yesterday Afternoon
Miss Elizabeth Jefferson of the Wo
mems College. Newark, and Mrs JohI
p Manloye addressed the pupils OF
civics
Miss Bertha Harlan. of Wilmington
addressed the Womans Missionary
Society Of the First Presbyterian
Church this afternoon.
IN Mayor Rodney's office tomorrow
week an election for trustee OF IN,
common viii be held An election
Evening journal., 1916-04-21
BRANDYWINE METHODISTS
WELCOME PASTOR NORTRRUP

The Rev. Van P. Northrup, new pas
tor of Brandywine NJ. 2. Church was
given a reception in the church last
night The church was crowded. The
following program was given:
Solo, by Robert Reed; address Of
welcome for the congregation and
official board, by Noah Cunningham:
orchestra, selection; response, the
Rev Van p Northrup; selection,
choir; Mr. Bayls spoke for the senior
Sunday School; entertainment by the
three smaller classes OF Sunday
School, first, Miss Bernice Norton, Of
Beginners Department; second, a
Evening journal., 1916-04-21

was held several weeks ago but as
no one obtained a majority vote no
one was elected Win three candi-
dates I'm the field the person To be
elected must have more votes than
the combined vote OF his two oppo-
nents. James n. Challenger. James b.
Lancaster and Andrew NJ Gallagher
will be the candidates.
Evening journal., 1916-04-21

medicine / took. Every month since /
was a young girl had suffered with
cramps in my sides at periods and was
never regular. saw your advertise
ment in the newspaper and the picture
Of a woman who had been saved from
an operation and this picture was i'm
pressed on my mind. The doctor had
given me only two more days to make
up my mind so i sent my husband to the
drug store at once for bottle Of Lydia
E.Pinkham' Vegetable Compound, and
believe me, only took four doses be-
fore l felt a change and when / had fin
ished the third bottle / was cured and
never felt better. grant you the priv
ilege to publish my letter and am only
too glad TO let other women know Of my
cure. Mrs. THos. MCGoNGAL, 3432
Hartville Street, Phila., Pa.
Evening journal., 1916-04-21
pRFPARNTORY STRyICF.

AT Eastlakc Presbyterian Church.
a preparatory service will be held at
73O o'clock this evening. The Rev.
Henry Cunningham. pastor, will
preach on 'The Words Of Christ
From the Cross" At the close OF
the service. the session will meet to
receive new members
Evening journal., 1916-04-21

m my side and Dack
until l nearly went
| went to
diferentdo and
they all said l had
female trouble and
would not get any
relief until | would
be operated on. l
had suffered forfour
years before this
time, but / kept get
Iting worse the more
Evening journal., 1916-04-21

Edward C. Glenorrls. a convict in
the Rhode Island State Prison. who
recently professed religion, confessed,
the police say, that he took part in the
secret burial of Dorothy Arnold. the
long missing New York heiress, after
she was murdered He said the burial
took place in the cellar Of house
near West Point. H. y. where it was
taken by a wealthy New York man,
who hired the services Of Glenorris as
a guard to prevent interference Miss
Arnold disappeared from the home Of
her father. Francis r. Arnold, in West
Sevonty-ninth street, New York. De
cember II. 1910. After examining
Glenorris' statement, Johr S. Keith
Mr.. Arnolds attorney, said Chat
neither he nor any member Of tho
family believed the story.
Evening journal., 1916-04-21
Moosr porrLARITY CONTEsT.

Voting was brisk yesterday and
many changes were noted for those
Interested i'm the Moose Popularity
CnnInsi Tho slandlng.
Evening journal., 1916-04-21
WOMAN GIVEN
TWO DAYS
To Make Up Her Mind for
Surgical Operation. She Re-
fused; Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa.-"One year ago
was very sick and I suffered with pains
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22

.iail@MorningstM.

On Wednesday evening. at o'clock.
at the Church OF God parsonage, :
very quiet wedding took place when
Miss Nellie N. Morningstar. became
the bride of Mr.. Sterling j. Bale. The
pastor. Rev. John II. Gonso. ufEIcla1ed
at the occasion. Mr.. Bale and Miss
MornIngsIar are both residents Of Car
roll county. living near New Windsor.
Mr.. Bale Is q carpenter by trade. but
intends To take up farming as his
future occupation. After the ceremony
the happy bride and groom left for
Taneytown, 10 visit relatives.
After returning from their wedding
trip, they expect to go to housekeep-
ing Immediately. Both Mr.. Bale and
his wife have host of friends. Who
wish for them. much happiness. long
life and prosperity.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22
MRS. L0GIlE1IES.
From Injuries Received # CsntreviIle
Crossing-Was Struck Dy Pennsy
Raflroad Train.

Mrs. Elizabeth Logue. widow Of Mr..
Theo. Logue, OF Pleasant Valley. died
at the York Hospital yesterday morn
Ing about 1880 O'Clock. from injuries
received when ehe Has struck by the
Pennsylvania Railroad train ct Gen.
treville crossing. near Glen Rock, on
September 5. Mrs. Logue after taken
to the hospital improved and her re-
.covery was thought possible. On
Monday her condition grew worse and
continued so until the end came.
Her body was shipped 70 this city
where It was taken n charge by
Funeral Director r. 6. sharrer, and
taken 20 her late home.
She is survived BY the following
children: Lewis Z. Logue, Pleasant
Valley. Mrs. Oliver Myers, this city; !;
Mrs. Howard Martin. Pleasant Valley;
Edgar Thomas, Herman Freyman and
Thomas Winfield IoEne. At home,
E Funeral services VII be held Sat
urday afternoon, meeting II the house
At IL O'Clock. with further services In
Deer Park Chapel. At .. m. Rev. J.
Luther Holman, officiating. Inter-
ment In adjoining cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22

The Church Of Tod II Pleasant Hin.
Carroll county. Nd. situated about
2 miles from New Windsor. on the
MoKinstrey's Mil road vii dedicate
their new house uf worship on
Sunday, October Ist. The above
named Church has formally held
their services in The building known
rs Greenwood's school house The
services will begin IN Saturday, Sep
tember 30th, at 30 ,. m. There VIII
be service at night. and On Sunday
morning. The dedication sermon
will be preached IN the afternoon. The
Oak Orchard Band RiiI render a
sacred concert, from 30 y. m. TO 2.30
p. m. There VIII also be n number
Of addresses In the afternoon A
closing sermon vii Be preached In
the evening, at p. N.
A splendid musical program Is be-
ing arranged The uniontown choir
will render all the music for the
morning service. IN the afternoon
after the band concert the carrollton
choir will have charge Of the music.
At night the Church Of God of this
fity will have charge Of the music.
directed by Mrs. Grant Heltebridle, OF
Westminster.
Quite a crowd Is expected to attend
all the services. ! cordial invitation
Is extended to all the Churches OF the
county to attend these dedIcatory
services. Preparations are being
made TO accommodate those who wish
10 go from Westminster. One of the
large buses Will be chartered for the
day. Come one and al 10 the dedi-
cation. John II. Gonao. pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22
UNION MILLS.

Twenty-Five members of the Select
Castle Of Maryland, Knights Of the
Mystic Chain. visited Silver Run On
the 18th Inst. and transacted official
business .IIh the lodge, George L
Doyey. Supreme Scribe, OF Pittsburgh.
was also present. Thomas Heali. Of
Cumberland. Nd. was elected treas
urer Of the Select Castle, TO succeed
George u. Dankert, OF Union Mills.
whose term had expired. The gentle
men we're al entertained at dinner b
Irs G. Lawyer. Of Union Mills.
Mrs. Susanna Bankert has sold II
public sale her farm OF 40 acres. 10
Gated along the turnpike. two miles
south Of Union Mills, 10 HoratIo
Rhodes. for s54i0.
Mrs. nankerI has purchased Of
Harry HoliInger. his house and lot N
Union Mills. upon which she will move
In the spring.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. II. M. ]. Klein
and their son. Richard. have returned
10 their home IN Lancaster, Pa. AFTER
an extended visit to the family OF the
late Mrs. I. Writ Shriver The two
younger boys. Frederick and PhiIIp.
are yet At Union Mills, as the guests
of their aunt. Miss Bessy Shriver.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22
zen Schedule Of W. N. r.

The Western Maryland Railway vii
put into effect Sunday its new fall
and winter schedule, with the follow
ing change
Trains East--A. M.-6.17 and "a
accommodations: 9.19 Hageretoun
Express ?. M.-4.33, accommodation /:
5.37, Chicago Express, and 6.34. ac-
commodafIon.
Trains West-A. NIB. II. fast nal !:
9.34. accommodation, and 11.61. chi
cago Express. P. M--3.45. aceommo-
dation: 81. Hagerstown Express. and
TAG. accommodation.
Sunday trains will run on the same
schedule ae above except GIT East n
the morning, and the 5.11 and 10
West IN the afternoon. There vii be
the usual evening train up on Sunday
at Tic o'clock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22
Orphans Court.

Monday. September lSth.-=DaYId L
Zahn. executor of Jacob T. Zahn. de-
ceased. returned Inventories Of per
sonal property. debts due and current
money. and received order to sell per
sonaI property and real estate.
Letters Of administration upon the
estate Of Emma X. Turtle. deceased.
were granted unto Arthur l. Turtle.
who received order to notify creditors.
Letters of administration upon
the estate Of William l.. Crawford.
deceased. we're granted unto Nag
gle II Crawford and Jacob Faffer.
who received warrant TO appralae and
an order to notify creditors.
Josephine Irene Ham. execnIrIx
OF Michael y Ham. aaeeaa-
ed, received an order 20 transfer stock.
reported sale OF personal property.
and settled her first and final account.
Tuesday. September i9th.-AiIee '.
Walker. administratrix of Grace i.
Yingling. deceased, settled her first
and final account
Maggie Il Crawford and Jacob Far
yer, administrators OF William =
Crawford. deceased returned IN In
ventory Of personal property and re
ceived an order 10 sell same.
Abraham A. Huber and Joseph L.
shreexe. executors OF Mary =. Huber.
deceased. settled their first account
Stewart ]. Brandenburg. executor
of Caroline Johnson, deceased. return
ed an inventory OF personal property
and received an order to sell real es=
tate.
John v. F1ickinger executor Of
Susan {. Deister. deceased. returned
an inventory Of personal property and
received an order to sell personal
property and real estate.
Charles d. Warehime. Irwin [.
Wantz. and William II. Myers. admin
istratora Of David VI. Warehime. de
ceased. returned inventories Of per.
sona1 property. debts due and current
money and received an order 10 sell
personal property
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22
l. II. L. Gold MEDAL Contest.

A most successful and interesting
Loyal Temperance Legion Gold Medal
Contest was given before the Carroll
county w. c. T. I. Convention. which
convened In Hampstead, last Friday.
September 15. Il Is The first time an
L. T. l.. Gold Medal Contest has been
held In the State and Carroll county
Is proud OF the honor aa veil as was
the Hampstead Convention. There are
seven l.. T. L.. IN the county, five
having been organized the past year.
Plans had been made 10 have each
legion represented IN Home way at this
meeting. but owing 10 the dreaded
infantile paralysis. these plans could
not be carried ont. However. -four out
of the seven took part. either In song
or recitation. They are as follows:
Hampstead. Emory. Westminster and
Finksburg The reeIlatIons Here OF
the highest order. and The contestants
did splendid work md each one was
deserving OF the medal. However It
WAS awarded 10 Misa Dorothy Hon. OF
Westminster. Appropriate gifts were
given each Of the ether contestants
Following Is the program Song. nu.
dience. remarks. County Loyal Tenn
perance Legion superintendent. solo,
Miss Katherine Lynch. Westminster
remarks, Mrs. l. Z. shIpIey. Nastmin-
ster, recitation. Ugly Sam Charles
Blsh, Westminster. recitation. Id
eense 10 sell IItlie blossom. =
Mildred Taylor. Emory. Holo. Margaret
Flater Westminster. recitation. The
Surrender" Glora Armaeast. Finks-
f4fg. recitation. The Wrecked E1-
presa." Dorothy EzHl. .4e4tasfnmter:
solo. Virginia WaddelI. Westminster:
recitation. Tom Brown. Ruth Fowble
Emory; recitation. IaIIle Blossom
Elizabeth Hood. Westminster. aolo and
chorus. Dry Clean Maryland Where
You Are" Miss Lynch and audience
short address. Mrs. sara !. Hoge, State
". {. r. U. President. Virginia. short
address. Mrs. phIlena Fen1s. County
". e. T. u. president. HoIo. Hiss lAppy.
Hampstead; presentation speech. Mrs.
Carrie v. Ray. State l. r. l. Secre.
tary. yell The leElonefH
! wish 20 express ny hearty appre-
citation and gratitude 70 those who
coached the children. 70 The pianisis
and to the judges. and 10 all who In
any way helped 10 make this such a
success. Yours for !. 7. l.. Carrie
Z. Greene, County / 7. l. superin-
tendent
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22

Middieburg--Mt. Union. Il. G. Ny
ers. Grant Grouse. :. :. Luscaleet;
MIddleburg. Albert slanabury: Bruce
vile, G. r. Wilhide. Cha. CARRIER, Geo
y. Winemilier; Keya.IlIe. Dr.. Geo. W.
Roop, Gordon sIonegIIzr. :. Z. Wey-
bright ID. r. Greek. i. WIlhide, Bdw
Essieh, p. ID. Rooms. Jr.: Hobson
Grove, John Shirk. Samuel ?. Jones.
New Windsor--Neu Windsor, Geo
r. b. Englar, A. ?. snader. Wake
field. J. w. Wagner. Iaaac y. Stoner
springdale, John Burial. Walter snad-
er; Park Hall, 5. y. HofT. Harry Ying-
ling. Lewis Green: MaTHIon. George II.
stifely. Walter Engel. !. :. Nusbaum ;
Medford, II, Z Myerz. David Englar
Jr.. Jesse Bale; DaIIe.z. Joseph +.
Stem, Jesse l. Franklin: Retreat, A.
G. Kaufman, John i. EaIIe: IAnwood
4. Lee Myers, John :. EngIar.
Union Bridge-Hnlon bridge. d. Fred
Englar, Mcclellan kaaIzr: Prieatlapd,
J. Z. SenBeney. Evan M1KInstry, VIII
liam Rinehart: hard III. VIM. II.
flngiing. NJ. o. Angel. IN. Il. Jones.
1T. Airy--Hidgevllle. Iohn Il Hahn,
v. Z. Brauning: Chestnut Grove, In
charge OF Commissioner Dr. Vim. ID.
Hopkins: Mt Olive. .. :. Buckingham,
e. +. Grimes; Ridge. IN. 4. Rlgier,
Emory Harrison. Albert fonavay: Mt
Airy II. S., George =. eIay. J. IL.
Klees. Robert spuTrIeT. Newport. John
Zapp. VIM. o. Porter. Julian D. weav-
er.
Colerea seHsalz.
UnIontown - AullonIuwn. George
Brooks, John Green. John i. Thomp.
on.
Freedom--WhIte Hoe Henry Jack
son. Columbus SugeuI. IN. E. Per.
kins: townsville. PhIll1 1osneli. Allen
7. coilina: sYkeaYIIle. 1ohn v. Frey
!. IL Dorsey. Joseph EoTTIz. slaok's. In
charge Of Commissioner !. \. Zentz
Nestminster-u Union Street. George
Bell. AlgernoE Bnndy. =. :. Dorsey
Charles Street. rayluz boyer. Thos
Ireland: Western Chapel. John VII.
aon. Joshua BTosa. = = Squirrel.
Franklin--w Winfield. Eeenar Costley
John Dodaon.
Sew Windsor--Nea Windsor. 8. p
nurdock. Ephraim III. George w
Thompson
Union Bridge prIazIland. Joseph
Jones. Joseph Il. Howard. Martin
DoHery.
1T Airy--Fairsiex. ). i. Holland
Iaaae Waters. Ale HYsFz. rarfSyille
John Anderson. DonssY Myers. David
Keets.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22
A FamIllRuon.

: family reunion waa held al the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nusbaum,
1t Avondale, Sunday. September 18th.
Those present were MT. and Mrs.
Jesse Nusbaum. c. d. HoIIenborry and
wife. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. Who are Wis
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. NuHbanm; j. G.
Hollenberry, wife md daughter,
of uniontown: Grant Hollen-
berry. wife and son. EI.ood. Of Pixies
Vile; Mrs. Elizabeth HolIenberry, of
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrz. Clay Roser
and daughter. Audellne. Of Warfields-
burg: Mrs. w. ]. HrodbeeE and daugh-
ter. Catherine. OF Philadelphia. Misses
0oIdie Trump, Avondale: Edna and
blanche Manger. Of Westminster;
Measrs. Guy. Roy and Norman Nus
baum, Roscoe and Walter Nusbaum
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Chase.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22
PIsrYcRRRK SUMMIT.

Misses Mildred Shorb and Hazel
Utterbaeh. Of Lewistown. spent the
weeks end With ]. c. Sauerwein and
family.
Neighbors and friends, 20 In num-
Der, vent - the home OF Harry
CutsaIl and cut corn for him for
several hours. Mr.. and Mrs. CuIsaII
served elegant refreshments Mr.
Cutsail has been i'll since before
harvest and recently underwent N
operation. lie Il able to be ont.
Mrs. George = Dutterer and dauzh.-
ter. Ruth. and Miss Mae Bair. OF near
Silver Run. accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Heason and daughter
Esther. 70 Hloom. recently, and spent
the day With Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Barnes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22
THY TO sAUGGLE HAnf OVER
LINE ~ 4 suIT CASE.
nagsrstown Couple Caught II shady
Grove By nuar1 n Iel.

erpte bJ auzT1 u AeI-
IN order to get iheIr infant child
from HageTstown to Franklin county,
tso young people put tie YnnnKster In
large snit case here nd boarded a
Northern trolley car Tor Shady Grove
There they ailghted and afterward
entered G. @. : =. St Ry. car
bound for Naynesboro. As soon A.,
they had taken seala IN the car they
opened the suit case slightly.
People in the car heard The baby cry
but could not locate The baby. William
Ter. the quarantine guard It The troll
ley station, was one oI those who
heard the infant
lie entered the car md asked who
had the baby that had cried. sobody
answered and izer. going 10 The couple
whom he suspected. opened the suit
eaae and there found : pretty little
naby, less than q year old. comfort
ably stored in the snII easa.
me parents admitted that they
we're trying TO smugEIe t into Penn
syIYania. Guard Ter made them re-
turn into Maryland On the Hagers-
town car.
Quarantine Officers George f. Byers
and Cleveland Johnston. who are
guarding the state line against the
crossing OF children without the nee
essary lnfanttle paralysis certificates,
had little TO do yesterday.
Constable Byers turned back at the
EIate line, near RinggoId. several chill
dren from Waynesboro. Rho we're in
automobiles going Into Maryland.
Officer Johnston did not fInd : child
i the machines crossing Ire line near
the Iron bridge.