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/ Pleasant Surprise

Mr.. and Mrs. John l. FreYman and
family on Thursday evening. March :.
had just enjoyed their supper when
The dogs began 10 bark. Mr.. Freyman
vent out and saw several teams drlkz
Ing up al once. The ladies went IN
and informed Mrs Freyman and
daughter that II was a surprise
What welcome they all received
The whole house was thrown open to
them and the kitchen vas soon clean
ed out for good old dance. The music
sas furnished BY Mr. Charles Wagner
and son. Walter. At late hour re
freshmenls were served In abundance
consisting OF cakes of various kinds.
lemonade and candy In the wee
sma' hours of The morning al depart
ed for their homes thanking the host
and hostess for their kind hospitality.
Among those present were Messre.
and Mesdames John l.. Ereyman,
Frank freyman. George Ffeyman,
john Goodwin. John VIII, John Lof-
ell. Clayton Bloom, Somerset Walt
man. Misses Helen Freyman, Ethel
MeQuay, Pauline DiehI, LILLIAN Foutz,
Marie Lindsay. Hildn Davis. cleedle
Williams. LILLIAN Davis. Rena Snyder.
Carrie Lindsay, IaRue Gum, LotIIe
Knauff. BERTHE Brown. Marie Barnes.
Hollus Wagner. Esther Wilson. Bessie
Brown, Rhoda Wagner. Mamie Walt
man, Emily Freyman, Messrs. Vernon
Beard, Arthur DuvalI. Albert FrioE,
Walter sayers. Gelius Belleson. Ebert
shipIey. Charles Wagner. Geo. Miller.
Walter Wagner. Nolan Wilson. Albert
Byers. Edgar Mengle. Ernie Haines
Leroy Snyder. Walter Linton. Fred
VIII, ". T. Dnvall. Z. A. Keefer,
Chester Williams. Ed. Brown, Dewey
Lowell, Glen Wilson, Duttsie Hinlz=
man, Russell Freyman. Miltoll Frey
man, Russell Bloom, Harold Goodwin.
Joseph Naltman and Roscoe Good
uIu
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Hhitmon.

The funeral Of Mr.. Sarah Emma
Whltmore. wife Of John ~ NhItmors.
Hno died on February > at her home
near Utica. took place February >.
After = brief service II the house. tie
body - taken To The ROCKY Ridge
Church of The Brethren. where ser.
vices we're conducted y Elder Tobias
E1ke.
Besides her husband Mr.. Whit
more Il survived by the following
children Harvey. CreageFataHn. Il
Hny, Utica Bruce. Hanover. paz !.
Spencer. Chicago. Charles. Steiner
and Nil Helen. az haz4 The fols
lowing brothers and sisters also sur
we: Mra. Elmer HamHbuFE. near
Hfiea. Ira. James v Robinson. Eat
Third street, Frederick. Mr. John
Dorsey and Hrs nsxeklah Foz.
Woodsburo: Luther. Edward and
James Smith. uf WooaaboTo= Frank.
nI Howard county. and John, n
sskeaRIIIe.
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Company Hnspecld.

Company 4 and Band Of the First
Regiment Of Maryland National
Guards were inspected lasI night at
the armory BY General Gather com
of the First Brigade of u. y.
G., Can't. Hadweli. u. S. Army md
sergt. Cottwa1l, U. 5. Army retired.
A full company VAS present md
were eompIImented by the inspectors
upon the showing they made In -
tendance and the condition Of he
property under their charge.
In remarks of reward several re-
ceived the perfect mark OF 100. Every
member received good averages. The
Band came N for : share Of honor,
which they rightly deserve. II Is Sec
Gnd u none IN the State.
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.sehool. .CommIssIoners.

The board Of School Commissioners
Of Carroll county held = regular meet
ing on Monday. March 6, TIE follow
ing members being present: A. :.
Zentz. =. C. Deyiibias and N. :
Rooms
Upon the absence of the president
the meeting saH called TO order at 10
:. m. b A. y. Ientz. acting Is presI=
dent protein After he reading and
approval OF tie minutes of the Int
meeting the regular order OF business
vas taken up.
A large delegation of citizens ffom
Hampstead and the surrounding com.
munity came before the Board asking
Tor increased school facilities al that
place On account Of the absence IF
several members OF the Board m
definite action Has taken
The county superintendent reported
the sale Of the old school building and
lot at Nj. Airy. to MT. T.. = Moies-
worth for S1500. and sas authorized
by the Board 10 have n deed for lie
property executed.
After passing a number Of bills tie
Board adjourned at / p. m.
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Newcomer.

1endlgo Newcomer died 1t hla
home, near CopperyilIe. Saturday, o.
paralysis. aged 81 years. ! month and
L days He Il survived by his wife.
four SONS. Augustus and George, o.
Taneytoxn; Jerry, Theodore and Miss
Annie. 1T home.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
in Bethel Church OF God, unIontown.
Res. l.. :. Murray, officiating. Inter
ment In the adjoining cemetery. Pail
bearers we're Percy shriver. Charles
Koontz. David Nuabaum. Oliver
HeIner. Charles Young and Harry
sIanffer. G. Q. Fuss : Son. funeral
directors.
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HIGHER TAX ON aoTonrRUcks
Floor Leader Bryant Offers Bill To
Increase Charges.

The proposed increased tax on
antotrueks Is given considerable
boost in the bill introduced In the
House by Floor Leader Bryant and IN
the Senate by Senator Warfield.
which makes many amendments IN
the present law concerning the
licensing of motor vehicles.
The new rates and regulations were
agreed upon by Henry @. Shirley.
chief engineer OF the State Roads
Commission; G. NJ. Bngler. chief clerk
in the Office Of the Commissioner Of
Motor Vehicles. and Osborne l. Yel-
lott, representing the Automobile
Club Of America.
Under the provisions OF the bill
trucks With fiat tires which now pay
: license fee Of SO n year would be
taxed g for all such Of one-Ion capa-
city or less and Sc more for every
additional ton of capacity. Pneu-
matte tired cars would pay fiat 50
cents per horsepower instead OF .
certain rate for each 10 horsepower.
- at present. The rates for this
class Of cars would vary little from
the existing ones.
On motorcycles the present rate Of
Il so would be raised To 81 Many
regulations are made concerning the
running Of automobiles. the size Of
the figures on the license plate. max
ing a nominal charge Tor the dupliea-
ton OF certificates and tags that are
lost OF destroyed and charge for
the little book giving the numbers Of
licenses and owners Of cars.
No municipality or community may
make any laws or regulations thzt
conflict With those provided In ths
bill. Garage keepers would be given
= lien upon cars In al cases OF IN
disputed bills. The bill also provides
for automobile reciprocity with other
states; that Is. that no fees should Be
charged for cars for other states
passing through Maryland i Mary
land cara are allowed to tour such
states free. HnI no charge Eill b
made With regard 10 making car
owned IN Washington have Maryland
licenses.
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Large Garage 10 Be Built for CarrsR
LoeEard,

Mr.. Carroll n. Eoekafd. trading az
]. ". Lockard q Son, Liberty street,
has sold his furniture business to
Mr. ]. N. eorbin. and will hereafter
devote his entire lime 10 the auto
mobile business
Mr.. Loekard has started 10 erect
brick and concrete garage GO $50
feet On the ground where he has at
present his repair shop.
Mr. Lockard Is one Of our hastl-
ing business men and II goss without
saying that he viii make a success
OF hi garage. lie has not made any
change In his line OF veil known
cars. which are the Hudson. Buick
and Chevrolet.
lii Office Will be at the zams
place. In the furniture store, until
his Office IN the new garage Is com
plete1
Everything will be handled Ihat
goes into m automobile. The repair
shop will have the latest Installed
machinery.
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MyerIY.

Calvin Myerly. q we'll known farm
er of uniontoWn district, died Tuesday
II his home. near Frizellburg, from
nephrIlis. aged 65 years, months and
Il days. Mr.. Myerly had been In III
haalth for some time. He was MEM
Der OF The Knights OF pythias. p. o. 5.
Of A.. and the Farmers Grange. He
l. survived b his widow aud tHo
ehildren-S Sterling MYerly. Of Frizell-
burg, md Mrs. Harry BolIInger. Of
Silver Run, also one brother. Jackson
Myerly. near this CITY. and two sisters,
hrs. ]. Wesley ZIle. Of Spring Mills,
and Mrs. Betty zepp. Liberty street,
this city.
Funeral services vii be held today
1t Banst Church. Rev. l. 7. Murray
officiating InIermenI IN the adioln-
ing cemetery. Pall1earers--Charles
Myers. Calvin Starnsr, John Null.
Claude ReifanIder, Edward Yingllng
and Holly Myers. Harvey BankaTd
: Son. funeral directors.
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TaehenAeelIw

Instead Of the regular meeting Of
the Carroll County Teachers Asso-
ciatIan at the close of ths spring term
of school. separate meetings o. the
teachers Of each election diatTIet OF
the county Will IL held In which
certain matters of interest 10 al the
teachers aa well - to everyone In
tereHied In public education VII be
taken up aud discussed
TIE report Of The surrey commits
sion appointed txo years ago 10 in
yeEIIgate school conditions In Mary
Land xaE received and contains many
interesting facts EorthY Of serious
consideration by IL who are IN any
wa connected vIIl the public school
system OF aur county. Some oI the
suggestions and criticisms OF The rn-
porI wil furnish material for dis
cuazIon at Ihese meetings. and n or
der that tn teachers nay become
familiar with the proposed changes
for he Improvement Of the public
sehaol system Of the State. they
should be present when the various
features Of he repor, are considered.
The follosinR places and dates have
been selected for he meetings. Dis
triet 40 |. Il Taneytown. March 20;
district No .. at Inion Mills. March
u. district No :. at Manchester,
March q. districts Nos % and L. at
Union Bridge. March %. district No.
4. n Sandy Mount. March q. dis
irietH Nos and -. az S4s Windsor.
March Is. district 80. : at nanp-
stead. March %. district No. ! at
Westminster. March 20. district 40.
., IT sykestIllc. april ! district No,
~. Il Mt Airy. Apfll &. district No.
2, n FrizeIIburg. April :.
Al teachers aIe required n be
present at both morning and after
noon sessions The morning sessions
will begin n 8 80 = m, and the after
noon sessions at 10 o. n.
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PogeI

Harry {. Fogel, aged 40 years, died
Sunday morning AZ the home OF he
mother =In-law, Mrs. plumeT. II ;.
Patterson Park ayenne. Baltimore.
after ! short illness from pneumonia
md typhoid fever.
Seeing Mr.. Fosel's condition szs
becoming critical he vas moved 10
Baltimore, where he received The bet
Of treatment until he died.
Mr.. Foeel came to this city about
TO years ago from Union bridge and
opened up Q bowling alley. In ths
last year he conducted the picture
frame md photograph business. He
.aa q member Of the order q Eagles.
Order Of Owls and Order q Moose,
this cIfY.
Uia funeral services we're held Wed
IermenI In OaElawn cemetery. The
nallbearsrA selected from Ine three
lodges vere aa follows. Harry Hesson.
John Lsffert, IT. OF Z. Ella Davis.
William Ac sIoner. Rev. seabFooE
md Michael Walsh James ! StoneT.
funeral director
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IlixIer=

Jacob Il. uIzler. Of Milford. In
diana. dIed Monday. March 6. from :
complication u diseases. lie Wa
aEed Il years. About four years ago
h waa stricken by paralysis from
the effects Of shich n never reeoY=
cred.
lie Is survived b. four children.
Nra. Henry Wink and John Hlxler. of
Maple Grove. Id: Morgan Blxler
and Mas Lola Bixlef. of Milford.
Ind. also by no brothers. David i.
HIxier. Of lola. Kansas, and Solomon
HIxler. Of Hanover; aud three sisters.
Mrs.. John Bergen. Of Kentland, In
diana: Hrs. Noah Peterman. n Han
over, and Mrs Amos sauble. of Mel
rose, Md.
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Smith

While throwing wooa into he esl=
Izr Of hIa home. at Frederick. FRIDAY
morning. Daniel ID Smith. aged !
years.. suffered : heart stroke md feIl
dad The bOdY lay On the pavement
far several minutes before Il saH diHz
covered
Hr. Smith I'D been a sufferer of
heart disease for many years. Hs
lived = retired life on account OF HI
Illness. Friday morning he had jul
started u thro. some wood into hiH
cellar Khen h suffered The fatal
stroke
Besides hia widow. IT Smith IL sur
YIxed b seven ohildran.-Charles y.
aI WaIEersviile Thomas D.. of Bait.
more; Clarence aud Cleveland. Of
Frederick. Calvin. nf MlamasbufE.
Ohio. Mrs. James Trump. of West
minister. md NIas Effie May Smith. Il
home
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4PHILI.Yr i PRErIsH
Must Enjoy Billy's Roast 0f stIngy
naltimoreans.

Mr.. Sunday Is quoted as expressing
chagrIn and disappointment in the
size of the collections on Thursday in
baltimore. The total, 1920, he is
said 70 have declared. was only $3.50
more than the amount On the same
day IN Trenton. aud. he added, since
Baltimore Il six times a. large. Bal
timore should have given SIX times as
much.
But perhaps some Of the money con-
tribuLed at Trenton was counterfeit
Chinese coin" 1t Is little unfoTtn-
nate that Immediately after Mr.. sum
days glowing tribute to the generous
hospitality Of Baltimore he should
feel compelled to deliver reprimand
showing how accurately he keeps
tab On every dollar put into the col
lection pans. Would It not be veil
for the evangelist 70 devote his alIen-
tion to the spiritual aspects OF his ef-
forts Tor sII-sick souls. leaving to
professional money changers the exc
cution OF his desire TO increase the
amount OF Ine voluntary Ihank-ofTer-
lnga from tho Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
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4 Mother Surprise o. Pair Ground nm.

Ar. Willie EcEenrode md family
we're given surprise On last satur-
hay efeninE Mr. Eakennade haz re-
Gently sold hiB home on Fair Ground
Hill and vii mose into town this
spring. The neiEhbors met nj the
home of MH Edward Mancha. and
about 5 y. N. marched II body TO
the home IF Mr. Eckenrods Ar.
Eckenrode came II the door and the
crowd shouted surprise. IL waH Il
complete surprise u nj. Bckenrode
and family. The family we're ready
10 nzIire for the night, one half hour
later and they would have been call
ed out OF bed by The surprise party.
After the neIghborH entered the house
lhey took fnll charge for The evening.
Everyone seemed 10 thoroughly enjoy
themselves. both old and young. The
young and the old together enjoyed
playing innocent games. some games
that we're entirely new To most Of the
crowd. Mr.. Eugene Brown, who In
quite an acrobat and good singer,
gave an entertainment that lasted
about an hour, and al expressed their
appreciation TO him for entertaining
them so we'll The neighbors on the
hill are all very sorry thai Mr.. Eeken-
rode and family are moving away.
Those present were Rev. Goneo and
family, MrH Lee Soel aud children,
Mr. Edward Mancha and family, Mrs
Emily Manning and grandson. Edwin,
Mr.. David Ebaugh. wife and family,
Mr.. Eugene Brown. wife and dangh-
ter. Mr. Frank Fowler, wife and
family. Mr.. Thomas Carter and wife,
Mrs. capp. Hiss May Gardner. Miss
Josephine Gardner and niece. Miss
Josephine Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Little. Mrs. Frank BrighlWell
and daughter. Edna. Dir Frank I0gue,
wife and family
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Has Not Accepted Gallows.

AS announced In the daily papers
that Sheriff James u. Sloner had
rented from the Anne Arundel County
Commissioners a gallowa 10 hang
sudler. is incorrect Sheriff stoner
asked the Anne Arundel authorities
II he could rent the gallows In case
he had hanging. they consented 10
rent t for .. The gallovs has noa
been accepted by Sheriff stoner. He
Is also in communication with he
authorities Of Adams county. Pa, or
the rental of . galIows
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FIVE BROTHERS TO RIDE GOAT
Father Claims q Record For Such an
Increase In Fraternity.

Atlantic City, March 3.--When the
goat Is turned loose In the near fu-
ture On class OF aspirants for mem
bershIp in American Star Lodge. 1 o.
o. f.. five brothers viii BE- numbered
among the nyictIms." Among the
spectators viii be their father. Louis
Da Grossa, Court interpreter at Mays
Landing and for many years attached
to the City Hall force.
He proudly advances the claim that
he il the fret Odd Fellow In this or
any other country to propose Ave sons
for membership 1t the same time.
Their applications have been accept
ed, and only the initiation ceremonies
are necessary To make ua Grossas
feat matter OF record.
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GIOVANNI BONAso NOT GUILTY
Tried Before Justice BroNn Yesterday
Al Court House

The case of Giovanni Donane sAo
was arrested last week a. the guilty
party In the dynamIIlng Of > dwelling
In Union Bridge, March :. was dis
missed By Justice Brown after q
hearing in the Court House yesterday
afternoon.
Italians and a spaniard. and Was
some knotty problem for Justice
Brown and the counsels to make out
what they we're saying. An inter-
pretor was used 80 the court could
understand each question answered.
Only once did the interpreter balk
and that was when a spaniard vas
put on the stand n a witness.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Bendigo Newcomer and wife 10
Jeremiah Newcomer, convey / acre
and 30 perehes, for s105.
Emma K. Golibart to John l.. Bren-
gla conveys III acres, roods and J
pefeAes, for s7556.
J. 7. Waesehe and wife 10 Thomas
a. Thompson and wife, convey IIO
aerea, for $4,000.
John G. Ely TO Harvey {. WIsner.
conveys 1l6 acres and Il square per-
chas. for S720.
Henrietta n. Miller To Trustees OF
German and Evangelical Lutheran
Church OF Manchester, conveys 1920
square feet. for 5000
Marshall {. Campbell and vile to
Prank b. billiard, convey 94O0 square
feet, for So.
Peter c. Wertz and wife to Harvey
q. Wertz and wife. convey 4S acres, 3
roods and 81 square perches. for
$4,000.
John e. 0rndorff to Paul ID. Masen-
heimer, conveys q acres, for $3.50.
John S. Bixler and wife to Lewis W.
Glass. convey IA IS acres. for $1,000.
Stephen Bollinger and others to
Henry X. Miller convey 2 acres. for
$1,000.
John e. Ylngling ct al. to Samuel s.
Robinson and wife, convey TOO
square feet. for $40.
Glenn ". Horner ct al, TO Edward
o. Weant, convey lots, for $4s2s.
Edward o. WeanI and wife to Maude
w. Horner and Edith Horner, con
3 lots, for s482S
Ella M. Barnes and husband to
ThoAas Pickett and wife. convey sew
eral tracts. for $4,000.
John Grouse and wife to Alfred w.
Pieh, convey II square perches. for
Addie E. crosfeld to the Taney-
town Burgess, conveys Il 7-10 square
pereles, for $50.
Peter P. sauble and wife to Samuel
p. 0altrider, convey 1862 square
feet, for %.
Samuel ?. Caltrider and wife to
Peter p. Sauble and wife, convey
1862 square feet. for So.
9lgmund Z. TeIser and wife to
Herbert C. Hill, convey lots. for
s3z0.
aigmund 3. TeIser and wife to
Joseph A. Leppo. convey 3 lots. for
2330.
GIgmund F. Teiaer and wife to
George Il. Benson. convey lots, for
s66e.
SiEmund =. TeIeer and wife to
John H. Montcmaur, convey lot No.
"a, Tor $126.
sigmund T. Teiser and wife to
Martha A. Barnes. convey lot No. s,
for xI10.
Slgmund 7 TeIser and wife to
James A. Peeling and wife. convey Is
acres. for $500. -
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COURT HOUSE news.
Transfers oi Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
County Commissioners.

The board of County Commissioners
met Monday and Tuesday this week
with a full board. The following SUI
perintendents were appointed for the
county to serve for one year:
Taneytown district-James b. Reav-
er.
uniontown district-John +. Mar
quei.
Myers district-Wm. !. Crabhs.
Wooleryts district--Jacob +. Caplo
Freedom district-John o. DeVries
Manchester district-Jacob ID.
Weaver.
Manchester district A--Johh C.
CFumrine.
Westminster district-Joshua d.
Owings.
Westminster district A--Robert NJ
WanIz.
Hampstead district-Wm. H. Ruby.
Franklin district--Chas. A. Fleming.
Middleburg district-Perry G. Low
man.
New Windsor distrIet-Harry J..
HaIaes.
Union Bridge dIstriet-Wm. ]. Eb-
bert
It Airy Willard E. Buck
ingham.
Barrett district-B. Frank Dorsey.
letter vas sent TO the State Roads
Commission by the board on February
%. ~ follows: 1t having been rep
resented To our Board that the own
erg Of two-thirds Of the land lying
upon the public road. known a. the
Baltimore Z Reisterstoxn Turnpike
Company. between the Baltimore
county line and the city limits OF
Westminster. about So miles long.
desire said road to be constructed un-
der the provision of the State Aid
Road or Shoemaker Law, and are to
pay for said constructing a sum equal
TO 10 per eentum of the cost Of such
construction.
Therefore this Board notifies your
Commission that they intend to have
said road built under the provisions
of The State Aid road Law whenever
said owners pay the 10 per eentum
of the cost TO this Board or give IL an
approval bond for the payment there
Of
Upon the verbal petition OF certain
residents Of Carroll county residing
in and near New Windsor district
htaalnk luHI lHe9 are AIiIlnR Ii ana
do agree to pay 81 TO this board for
every 81 this bonEd will expend in
repairing and reconstrnating with
stone the public county road known
as the Buffalo Road from the eorpor-
alton limits Of the town of New Wind
son 10 the village OF Marston, the
distance being about two and one
half miles: II has been agreed by
the board to expend the sum of 81
for every Il said petitioners or their
treasurer or representatives vii pay
over to this board. in the repair and
construction with stone said part OF
SAL road from the corporation limits
of the town OF New Windsor 10 said
Village of Marston. The above ap-
preparation shall not be expended
by this board until the money TO be
contributed by said residents Of Car
roll county be actually paid over 10
this board.
4 delegation Monday from Hamp-
stead appeared before the board In
regards to building school house at
Hampstead. The board after con
sidering The proposition agreed to
help the School Board repair the
present school building.
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Hook.

Charles l.. Hook. aged ~ years, /
months and II days, died at hIs home.
Vest Main street. Monday. lie Ii sur
WED BY his widow. one brother.
Harry. Of Piedmont, u. Va. and two
sisters. Miss Kate Hook and Mra.
Leonard Helm. Of Baltimore.
Funeral services we're held this
morning at 8 q. m, In sL Johns Cath
ole church, Rev ]. c. Mallon. ofiiciaI-
ing. Interment n the adjoining ceme=
tery. The pallbearers were s. {.
sIoner. J Gloyd Diffendal. Michael :.
DOYLE, Charles :. Eckenrode and En-
gsne Mecaffrey. r. e Sharrer fun
eral director
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Marriage Licenses.

James 2. Alexander. owlngs Mills,
and Vlrgle G. sehaefer. Westminster.
Frank E. ShFay and Nyrl Il BosleY.
both Of Owinga Mills
John ". Sholl. Melfose. and Carrie
Z. Frldlnger. Manchester.
Norman X, Baumgardner and Edna
B. Mehrlng. 10th of Taneytosn.
BENJAMIN + WampIer and Hattie
II. Fuhfman, both of Westminster.
Joseph ID. ZeDp and I.aura L. Bef-
ering. both of Baltimore
Thomas r. Smith. Sew Windsor.
and Blanche n Dayhoff. I.inHood.
Lester W Eyler and Sellie :.
Greene. both Of New Windsor.
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To The Laboring Men oI the eIly ana
County.

Al the laborIng men of this city
and county. who would offer the help
ing hand 10 the Church Of God Of this
city, have now golden opportunity.
The old Central Hotel building will
soon be thing Of the past. It will
som be torn away. A number Of men
are now It work getting ready to
throw down the walls. ! large num-
Der of men are needed 70 do the fol
loving Draw nails out of boards.
pack up and asaort lumber. throw
brick walls, clean OF and pack up
brick, help dlg out foundation. and
teams are needed nov - haul stone
from quarry. hanl SAND. lumber and
lime. also cement. now begun.