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Princeton and Harvard Battle Today SPOR
SPORTS
Harvard At Top Form
For Princeton Team
Murray Will Play Quarter for Red-Funk Will Be Used by the
Tigers-Record Breaking Crowd Will See the
Two Elevens Battle

Cambridge Prince
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Football Battles
Scheduled in South

Vanderbilt VS.. Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Alabama VS.. Georgia Tech, at Atlanta.
Alabama POLYTECHNIC VS.. Florida, at Au-
burn.
Sewanee VS.. Chattanooga. at Chatta-
nooga.
Kentucky State VS.. Louisville, at Lex
ington.
South Carolina VS.. Virginia, at Char
lottesvile.
Clemson VS.. Virginiaia Military insti-
tute, at Richmond.
North Carolina VS.. Davidson. at Win
ston-Salem.
Georgetown VS.. Kentucky Wesleyan, at
Georgetown. Ky.
Wake Forest VS.. Wofford. at Wake
Forest.
Oklahoma VS.. Kingfsher, at Norman
Tulane VS.. Rice institute, at Houston.
Washington and Lee VS.. Bucknell, at
Lexington.
Georgia VS.. Furman, at Athens.
Spring Hill VS.. Mississippi normal, at
Spring Hill.
Roanoke VS.. Gallaudet at Roanoke.
Randolph-Maco VS.. William and Mary,
at Ashland.
Oklahoma Aggies VS.. Central Normal.
at saltwater.
Louisiana State VS.. Mississippi Aggies,
at College Park
Texas Aggies VS.. Baylor, at Waco.
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is not regarded as likely to weaken the
team. Casey, Thacher and Horween will
complete the back field.
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TIE AT ALBERTVILLE

Alhertville, November 10.--(Special. 1.-The
jackson County High schools claim to
the state championship was tied this aft
ernoon when Albertville played them a
0 to 0 tie. The visitors kicked off and
during the first half the ball sawed
up and down the field. In the last hale
the locals outclas sed Jackson in every re-
spect, keeping the ball in Scottsboro's ter =
ritory all the time. Three times they
were in striking distance of the goal,
losing the ball on downs ten yards
from the goal line The terrific line
plunging of Holcomb was the feature.
For the visitors Taylor and Clemens
played the best game. Albertville plays
Birmingham college in Birmingham next
Friday.
Following was the lineup:
Scottsboro-Hunt, center; Allison, left
guard; Robertson, right guard Foster,
left tackle; Peters, right tackle; Thaxtcn,
left end; Rudder, right end Taylor Gap
tain, quarterback; Smith, left half;
Brown, right half; Clemens, fullback
Acknowledgements, center; Gaines lett
guard; Rice, right guard; Hanes, left
tackle: Ray, right tackle; Harvey, Left
end; Carroll, right end; Thomson cap
tain, quarterback; Emmett, left half;
Pennington, right half; B. Carroll, full
back.
Summary: Time of quarters 70 minutes;
lor (Alabama); head linesman, Boone
Substitutes: Albertville. Ogle for Rice,
Holcombe for B. Carroll.
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An automatically operated trap door
that bridges the gaps between passen-
ger cars and station platforms on the
same level has been adopted py an
eastern railroad to prevent accidents.
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W0man's League of Westminster and
Carroll County, for National
nafanea

At the Opera House. Friday after
noon, June 23rd, most enthusiastic
and successful meeting was held TO
organize the Woman.s League of
Westminster and Carroll county, for
National Defense.
Mrs. Charles Il. Stewart called the
meeting to order Interesting as well
as stirring addresae1 we're made By
Mrs Samuel K Herr, Mrs. Lamberton.
of Washington; Miss Lon Haughton.
of Baltimore; Rev. Edgar Read, and
DIR. FcrIInes, of the Theological Semi
nary. The women responded most
eagerly and quickly and one hundred
and fIfIy were enrolled as members.
Mrs. Samuel K Herr. was elected
President. Mrs. Amy J. Lamme, sec
retary. and Mre. Edward ? Brun-
dige, treasurer Committees were ap-
pointed and classes formed. Instruct
ore with certificates from the Red
Cross Society. have promised their
services. One notice Will be given
the different classes.
It i the desire OF the organization
to have every woman IN the com
munify show her interest," as well as
her patriotism by becoming q meIl-
be-. There are no membership dues.
Esz-.ee ! NEEDED.
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County Commissioners.

The board met on Monday with all
members present. and transacted
business az follows
A special pension OF g was granted
TO David E. OFT, OF Taneytown dis.
trict-
The board met the Howard County
Commissioners at their office here and
awarded the building Of joint bridge
over the Patapsco River, at Gathers
Siding. The substruetnTe was given
to Howell Davis for s6.2e per cubic
yard, and the superstrueture TO NJ D.
Porman. Of York, Pa. for the sum OF
$1224. The bridge Is to be COM
pleted By August 26.
A delegation of 80 persons from
Manchester district appeared before
the board 10 improve the road from
Manchester to Roller. The board will
inspect the road at an early date.
Richard Z. Shippers. Of Hampstead
district. was ordered 10 Springfield
State Hospital, for treatment, at the
expense Of the county.
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A Surprise birthday Dinner.

: surprise birthday dinner was Civ
en- al the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
|. Wagner. The dinner was given IN
honor Of Mrs. Wagners birthday.
Many good things we're brought and
two tables were loaded with chicken.
ham. gravy, potatoes. lettuce. pickles.
coffee. bread. butter. preserves. ice
cream and cake.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wagner Mr. and Mrs. David
Hubbs. Baltimore: hrs. Carrie seIby.
MT. and Mrs. Allan Barton, Earl Wag=
ner. Of Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs. Sam
neI Myerly, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther ny
erIy. of Gist; Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Wilson, of Freedom: Mr.. and Mr.
David Warehime. of Baehman,a Val
Lev: Mr. and MTH. Luther Lipny. D
New Windsor: Mr. and Mrs. james
Warren. Mr.. and mrs. Guy Warren. Of
Delour. and daughter. Louise: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Warren and daughter.
Laura, of West Virginia: Mr.. and hrs.
Erwin Wantz, Of Pleasant Valley: mrs.
Lizzie Brothers. Of New Windsor: Mar
garet Lppy, Helen Wilson, Louise ~
erIy. catharine Wagner. Louise Devil
bIss, Ivan Barton. Harry WarehIme.
James Barton, William Lippy. Baby
WIllison, Harry Warehime. Ruth
Warehime. After wishing Mrs. Wa
ner many more happy birthdays they
al returned to their homes.
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TO CARE FOR CAR
ROLL COUNTY
SOLDIERS
100 MEN sIcH PETITION COMMITTEE
on PLANS APPOINTED.

A mass meeting was held ~ ne Opera
House. here. Wednesday nIgnI. 10 hear
the report Of committee heretofore
appointed 10 formulate plans for the
care OF Carroll county soldiers. The
Boy Scout Band furnished music.
John Milton Reifsnider presided. Miss
Kathryn Lynch and George Armacost
sang, MY Father KnowH9 Miss
Haughton. Of Baltimore. aang Kip
ling's "Reeessional". Rev. Edgar It,
Read. chairman OF the committee, OF
which the other members we're DIR. ".
N. F1tzhugh. George r. eehn. Michael
e. Walsh. Hef. Carleton Barnsell. Os-
Ger ID. Gilbert and Francis Neal
Parke. reported a plan for The organ
ization Of Ine men of Carroll county
TO care for The interests. business and
otherwise of the soldiers. = keep a
record Of the work OF 20. i. md It's
individual members. to 1TIng home
their bodies i any OF them should die
or be killed IN battle and - provide
for the support OF their families dur
ing their abssaee. Judge Jaa. A g..
Bond made m address advocating the
adoption Of the plan. Addresses we're
mnde b. John Milton RelfHnIder, R9v.
Edgar T. read and Hes. Carleton
Barnwell one hundred men present
signed the articles of Association, and
hundreds more throughout he county
will sign. John Milton HeIfauider
was chosen president jos. ). ahriyer.
treasurer. s1ld II. peyton norHnch. sec
retary. These officers With seven cit
liens To b appointed By the president
- -
power and authority 70 carry out the
purposes - the organization. A
systematic canvass will :. made OF
the county % secure pledges OF
monthly contributions Of money for
relief. moi - ! charity. but - , sacred
duty Of thuHe who remain II home,
10 those I'm have responded 10 the
call 20 armz
The book fur mcmberahIP sill be
placed n II Joseph =. Eaxla.z Drug
Store. an anyone wishing - Ioln the
organization ean DO - =. calling
thpre
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lln7TheFly.

Swat the fly Il not fad: Il Il
spreading insect : free use Of sfiy
traps' in the home. In the stores. n
the markets. and IN all other places
where flies are likely to swarm !
one of the most eifieacious waya Of
eliminating the II.
Keep files out Of the house. eHpee.
iaIly out OF the kitchen. II you cam
afford wire screens. buy mosquito net.
ting and tack i over the window
frames.
The back yard should always he IN
object OF special care. Negligent ser
wants can make : back yard , rsal
neighborhood abomInation. Keep Yoaf
back yard oommenaurately udY KIIh
Your home. The free use OF linz i :
most helpful measure.
! clean, healthfHI city should be the
Ios and pride Of every man, woman
and child. II each person will d. hia
fhare OF sincere aud persistent coop
GRAFTON. Westminster will soon b
known as the finest example n
America OF cleanliness and health
Aren't you interested enough u 10
your part
Watch the place from where You
bay your food end fruits. II the food
Il eareleSsly exposed to flies and dirt,
buy from some other place where Tie
foed and fruit ara properly protected
No merchant or manufactures i .
good citizen If he permits hia business
premises 10 become a menace 10 he
Lealth OF HIS employees or neighIorH.
or II he permits HI premises II be
m eyeBore TO the public by reason of
neglected appearances or property IN
cleanliness Much Of city's health.
III .ees depends upon the condition Of
II business properties.
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Miss Day Heds DIR. Shre,e.

The wedding Of Miss Carolyn L.
Day. 2311 North Charles street. Balti=
more. daughter Of The late Madison I.
and Sophia Day. formerly Of Cations
vile. and DR. James +. Shrefe. II.
100 East North avenue. son of Df. and
Mrs. J. e. shreYe. of EllleotI eIif.
took place Saturday morning II
Northminster Presbyterian Church.
The ceremony waa performed b. Res.
Dr. Henry Branch. and the wedding
march was played b. Harry GlllIgan.
oTganist, elaaamaIe of the groom.
The bride wore , travelling gown
Of dark blue geoTgeite crepe and
lafIeta silk, trimmed with steel beads.
Ieghorn hat, trimmed with pink RIB
bon and French roses, and carried :
bouquet OF Killarney roses. ImmedI-
aIeiy after the ceremony the couple
left for a trip to New York and At
lantI City and upon their return .ill
I've On Rask avenue. Mt Washing
ton.
The bride Is graduate In domestic
science OF the Y II. {. A., while the
groom is a graduate OF Western
Maryland College. He received hIs
degree OF d. d. s at the Maryland
University Dental College.
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Joseph Bowman. aged IS years, 8
months. and 20 days. died Wednesday
night II L o'clock, at his home, Tan
merry. lie is survived b his widow
and The following children Thomas
b.. Of New York; Joseph. ~ home:
Wesley {. Baltimore: William r.. OF
Tannery: Mrs. MeHenry Marshall. OF
Tannery. Elsie, of home: Mrs. /. NJ.
Williams and Mrs. Blanche Hecker. of
Baltimore. also three brothers, Thos
Bowman. Of Davis. " Va: Frank
Bowman. Of Asbestos, and John Bow
man. of Oakland.
Funeral services we're held this aft
ernoon. II the home. 1T : O'Clock, con
ducted BY Roy. W. +. Hersh and Rev.
Fields. Interment In Ieister's eeme-
terry.
The nallbearers were T. J. Matthias,
J. =. Hahn. r. Brehm. i. r Matthias,
Andrew Long and John Breitwiser.
James !. stonor & Son funeral di-
rectoTH.
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SISTERS nuRT IN CRASH
Misses Beall, Of HoHHl Alry, In Car
Which FelI IN Feet.


Because OF defective steering gear.
the - automobile q y. J. Horton.
Of Long Island, dropped over q 10-fooI
enbankment on the State road near
Lisbon. Howard county, Monday
nignI. Mr. Horton Haz pinned under
the car and three young women with
him .ere thrown on and badly IN
jured. They we're
Nj Nellie BealI. eut on the face
and arms and perhaps internally IN
jnrs1.
Mis- Ida BeaIl. TIzHl arm broken
and face and arms CIT
Mis- Ellen Beall. rIsbl arm broken
and enl On the bodY.
They are daughters uI Mr and Mrs.
Elijah Deali, OF Mount AIry. Md. and
Mr. Horton. who rs fIaltor :: their
home. had taken tn ont for ride
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ATTENTION (!
Children Westminster.

as.sing been requested by those n
g y ssof the unvelllng OF the cannon,
u - TO Westminster, 70 LEAD ne
children ) parade On the evening o
July 4th, would Ike 10 have every
child who Is willing TO march, 70 meet
mo at the High School, on the even
ing of Tuesday. July 4th. at 8 O'clock,
sharp. 80 as to be ready TO march II
half past six.
The line OF march will be from
Centre street 10 Grumbine's store.
where the cannon will be unveiled,
and all children. no matter how small.
vii be cared for by a number Of
young ladies. who will act as mar
shalls, until after the exercises. when
the parents and friends are requested
10 look after them.
There will be no costumes worn n
tic parade, the children wearing
their white or light dresses. and com
ing bare-headed. Flags will Be- pro-
Yided for them. but any OF the child
ren owning small nag. will please
bring II with them. as we may moi
be able 20 secure enough TO supply The
demand, as We lope to have every
child TO take p4Et In this. the only
demonstration Of the day.
Tie parade VII be led by the Boy
Scout Band, and the cannon vii be
unveiled by MaHIer Henry KINNEY
and little Miss Edith welgle. renfe-
aentlng Co II, md The LIST Regiment
Band. OF which Ha are 30 Justly proud
The children Of the men, who have
20 bravely answered the call. vii
please give me their names 70 thai
they may be given 4 place Of honor
in the line.
Remember the hour. o'clock sharp,
Tuesday evening. July 9TH. High
School Grounds.
MARY BosTWIcR sHELI.NAS.
For the Committee.
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DEATHS.


Mrs. Sarah Duttera died Wednesday
night, 1t her home at FrIzellburg, Of
cancer Of the liver, aged 3 years and
months. She is survived by two
sons. Edward, at home. and Harry, Of
Baltimore. Also the following BROTH
ers and sisters Jacob Duttera, near
BausI church; William and Joseph
Duttera, near Frizellbnrg: Mrs. Abbie
Smith. Harrisburg. and Mrs. Byers, OF
Hanover, Pa.
Funeral services will be held Sum
day afternoon, meeting II the house
at Il o'clock, with further services In
Baust church. Rev. saItzgiver. officiat-
ing. InIerment In the adjoining Gem
ctery.
The nal1bearers viii Be James II.
Myers. Charles w. Myers. Upton Ny
ers. Holly Myers, Levi Myers and Mil
ton Myers Harvey Dankard q Sons
funeral directors.
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MkMx2ZZ#Za

: large congregation wan present
Sunday morning, Iuua za. In Imman=
ueI Lutheran church. = tho instaIIaz
ton services OF their naH pastor. Re-
e. =. Ielherman. - he organ pIaY=
81 he nshsrs escorted rrof Wentz. of
Gettysburg Seminary HeF, n. Man
hin. of 81. Buke's church. Baltimors.
Re-. Izslherman. tie new pasIoTl
and he members q - coasistorIsz
81 the different congregations OF the
charge. ~ the aIEI. - he altar. Al
ter Ihe singing OF n anthem by The
choir. Prof Wentz. conducted the
opening services and delivered tne
charge 70 the pastor. ues. Aankin
followed and delivered The charge -
The congregation. aIIsr which nev.
fisherman and h laTman. we're
called 10 the alter zud Installed. Al
ter : short address : The new pastor.
ths service was closed. With the doxz
oioEY and benedloiion
HeY. J. Stewart Hartman preached
N Trinity Reformed church. Sunday
evening Noxt Sunday morning. July
:. Hss. Brown. Of Hampstead. I'll
preach and on Sunday morning July ;.
Res Hartman vii Iass service. Rev.
Brown and Hartman nasa promised -
supply until a neH pastor In received
70 II The place Of nsY. Thomas !.
Land. d. D.. deceased
II. nai Men. nnHzhuutss Tribe.
%. -. vii hold ; picnic Ia MzHz
ueTsH grove. on The Westminster rcd.
Saturday. July =. fTom y m. nnlII
10 =. m. Music III BE- furnished
y re 10y Scout Ind Of westmIn.
slET. Good speakers. socai music.
naf1Y go.rouud nd other amuaaz
meHIs sili BE- The attractions. sun
Per I'll be- served zIso sandwiches
aud zofIss. Ice cream nd soft drInEz.
TrIHsH from other towns have besn
Invited
-. Harry BolllaHar. IlsinE one nile
Southwest % MnuaIszaafs on h
Germantown road. - lAksn 10 tHe
fhuTaH Home, baltimore. Wednesday.
: h attending physician. In HarrY
Z Preston. and operated upon for anz
ssnaIeItIa. Mr. BollIHEef Is ooHYaIszz=
M rapidly.
TIE I.utheran Sunday school All
aeasr.e Cbildren'a UsY. Sunday. InIx
:. - u o'clock. \ n
II. David Hare HzH returned from
The hospital lie i recovering rapid
/ fH0m hts operation
MTzz Grace shAfT.E. Of baltimore.
snsuI several dayH Il ne home Of her
father. Mr Oliver Iznnxl
II. and Mrs. John Land and daughz
ter. Enu spent HefeTal weeks here -
guests Of their mother. Mra T. =
Land. returned To their home In lar
rlz.uTk. Pa
MIHa Mae MuHHeIman. Is Waiting
her aunt. Mira. shamDeFEer, of YorE.
IA.
MTz. Walter Ronamua and non,
Carlos. have Joined HT RonRmuH N
Lebanon. Pa, for : several weeks
writ
The new Lutheran patronage i
ready Tor The maaunEz
u. :. r. league expects 20 occupy
his nHR dental pHfIorH come time nezI
month. They are Md up with IL
con4enienoeR. and are ideal for HI
work
NT. George a Shower. sr.. and
Master George Shower. Jr.. have r.
turned from their Se. FORK trip.
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UNIOsT0NR.

hrs. BERNARD pinnInE and son. Her=
nzzrI. Of baltimore. are spending some
time Nth Mr. and MrH. Jacob Price.
MIaa Nellie Hilbert. Of New Wind
cor. spent the weeks end with Mrz.
Ella babylon.
MTs. Marvin Barton. Of ceniresIlIe.
va The guest OF Mr. md Mrs. Harry
Weaver. the past seek. Miss Nellie
Weaver. OF the sIaIe SaniiorInm.
spent the week at home.
mIzs Annie Mcmahon. of Baltimore.
IL Visiting Mrs, flemmIe MerIng and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. d. ! cookson ana
Mr.. Martha Singer. made an auto
trip 10 Ghambersbnrg. md spent sew
eraI days with relatives.
Mr. Harry Hainea and bride return
Cd On Sunday evening.
Mr. William Bo.ersox, of San
Diego. Cal. Is visiting relatives here.
The Church OF God Sunday school
VII have their pIenIe On the eehool
house lawn. July Il. The Union Bridge
Band vii be In attendance and fur
nish music for the evening.
Mra. Hose Caylor. Of New Windsor.
spent several days HIIh her sister.
Mis- Lila May HilIebrLdle.
The Sunday school room OF the
Methodist Protestant church, has been
painted and improved IN different
Waya. L will b raopened on Sun
day. JuIy 2. Sunday school at 90.
reoDenIng exercises ! % .. m. II.
Ward. o. Westminster. I'll make the
address. The school I'll be glad u
welcome all who are interested
enough 10 be present. It 2 D. m.
Sunday School Rally I'll be held IN
the audience room Of the church. 70
which service all are cordially In.
vited.
Mre. clementine Merlng Is visiting
friends n Westminster.
Mra. Alice Brough. Il visiting her sis
ter. Mra. Thomas Erb. d WestmIn-
sLer.
n. Perla McMaaIar = visiting her
sister. Ira. Maston. q Harrington.
Del.
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Orphans'= Court.

Monday. June 26th.-=GeoTge Grob.
acting executor of Ernest Grob, de-
ceased. settled his second account
Theodore A. Yingling and William
H. YingIing. executors Of Michael
Yingling. deceased, settled their first
and final account.
Minnie d. Clary. exeeutrix OF Lima
U. Clary. deceased, returned an in
ventory of personal property.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate Of Llewellyn Poole. late OF Car
roll county. deceased. we're granted
warrant to appraise and IN order TO
notify creditors.
George d. Jones, administrator of
John u. Jones, returned an inventory
OF personal property and real estate
and received an order 10 sell person
al property.
Tuesday. June 9th. = Anna r.
Poole. administratrix Of Blewellyn S.
Poole. deceased, returned an inyen=
tory Of personal property. and receiT=
ed an order to sell same.
Letters of administration on the es.
tate Of Thomas $. Land. deceased.
We're granted unto George A. Land.
who received warrant 10 appraise and
an order to notify creditors.
Ida lands, exocutrix Of Sarah A.
Rock. deceased, settled her first and
final account.
Helen ]. Lease, exeenIfIx Of Helen
c. Case. deceased, returned an inyen-
tory Of real estate.
Letters of administration on the
estate Of Edgar ~ Powers. late of
Carroll county, deceased. we're grant
ed unto Harry Nj. Powers. who re-
celved warrant to apnraise and an or
der to notify creditors.
The last will and testament of Julia
A. Englar. late OF Carroll county, de-
ceased. was admitted 10 probate and
letters Of administration y. a., were
granted unto Jesse + Eng1ar, who
received warrant to appraIse and an
order 10 notify creditors.
The last will and testament OF Jno.
S. Snyder. late of Carroll county. de
ceased. WAS admitted 10 probate and
letters testamentary we're granted un-
to Ida o. Snyder. who received war
rent to appraIse and an order 10 no
tify creditors
Next Monday and Tuesday, July J
end /. being a legal holiday, the
Orphans. Court viii not be in ses-
sion. but will be I'm session on Wed
nesday and Thursday, July 9TH and
9th,
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Lambert

Abraham A. Lambert. a highI. re-
HpecIed farmer. uf near Mt. Union,
died suddenly Monay night, of hard
enIng OF the arteries. aged 81 years. Il
months and 20 days. He is survived
b his wife and the following child
ren: Arthur Lambert, OF Illinois;
Harry Lambert. Of Union Bridge; and
Mra. Edward DehofT. Of Clear Ridge.
Funeral services we're held Thurs
day morning. IN III. Union church.
conducted by Ref. ". f. SaltzgIver.
Interment In the adjoining cemetery.
The pallbeareTs we're Samuel Jones,
William Jones. J. 7. Gladhill. .. =.
Huntington, c. I. Koontz, and John
Delaplane. c. o. Fnas & Son funeral
directors.
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Camp Setes.

Sunday uas : hne day for mud
ducks
Private Roy Gambler Il suffering
from rheumatism.
Lieutenanta 1erwager and Dewey
are kept on the hustle.
Aaron Fisher md Douglas Lindsay
enlisted In Company II last .eeE. at
Laurel.
Private Joseph Yingling Il hammer
Ing the typewriter In the Captains
quarters.
Private Charles Kolb had ben as
signed to Brigade Headquarters. and
was pleased viii the move.
Private Samuel !. Myers + carry
Ing a few mashed fingers he received
While unloading the camp wagon.
Cook Bowers is satisfied 1T the
boys in camp I'll stick 10 hin.
Rookie Fisher vent hunting Sum
day, but he didn't get anything.
Private Joseph Smith in the Ma
chine Gun Company. was visited by
his friends this week.
Musician HeIlibridle is not working
now. He Is playing. He also has .
big % farm On Fair Ground III.
Friends Of LIeutenants BeTHager
ana Dewey saw them take the new
oath OF office md congratulated them.
! number d the troopers attended
eariy mass IT Catholic church in
IAurel. FirHI time for yearH Tor
one.
Major Harry KINNEY, OF IHe First
Regiment Band. vas in this CT Tes-
Ierday looking aIIer his inIeHezIH. He
returned the saua day,
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.arriara Licenses.

Joha II. Humbert and Annie Bank
ert, bot OF Taneytown.
Clyde !. Sellman, Westminster. and
Ruth Yohn, New Windsor.
James P. Hickle. Cumberland, and
Clara Z. Harry, Carroll county.
John r Warehime md Bertha s.
S. ZenIz. both OF Westminster.
Bernard Theo. Lawrence. Union
town, and Julia Margaret Sprague.
Union Bridge.
Samuel Z. Smefser and Lillian D.
Wagner, both of Westminstef.
Emory Wisner, MifleTH. and VI. Al
berta Ross. Baltimore.
Charles s. Earnest. ut. Union, and
Margaret e. Bowersox. rniontown.
Ray Z. Hyde, New Windsor, and
Margaret ]. Wagner. Westminster
Norman E. Hyde, Westminster, and
Sadie NJ Wisner, Mt. Pleaasnt.