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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
WEST POINT WILL LAUNCH
SECOND SHIP ON TUESDAY
Number AS. of Shipping Board Fleet,
VIII DC Christened by Wife
of Yards Chief.

Ship No. AS. OF the United States
Shipping Board. will be launched at
the yards OF tho York River shipbu!ld-
ing Corporation. on the Mattaponi
River. near West Point Tuesday af-
ternoon at I o'clock. No Ais Is q $500
ton vessel and VIII become n part OF
the United states merchant marine
feet.
The wife OF the superintendent Of
the shipyard, Mrs. Guyer. will have
the honor OF christening the ship. This
is the second ship 10 be launched at
this plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

Second Division May Parade,
NEW YORK. Ju,~ z6.-Permission
for parade in new York by the
famous Second Division OF the regular
army on it's arrival here from France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
WILLIAM & MARY PRESIDENT
ASKS ALUMNI COOPERATION
DIP. Chandler Wants Men in Virginia
State to Help College on "DlS
- brother" Basis.

- That a complete organization Of
William and Mary alumni may be ef-
footed all over the State 20 cooperate
with the college on Il 'B!g Brother"
basis. the new president DR.. J. q. G.
Chandler spoke before the William
and Mary Alumni! ..Assoc!atio OF R!ch-
nnond yesterday sf;.:rnooh az the Uni
versity Club.
Or. p D. L.pscomb preslden; Of
the rich mond organization, and oscar
l.. Shewnake. also OF Richmond. !a
prts!den: Of The state capitalization. 4
large proportion OF the eighty mem
befs. OF the !cca! alumni! association
heard DR.. Chandler yesterday after
noon.
TIE outlook o. william and Mar
for the coming session. DR.. Chandler
stated. was mos, encouraging. The
needs OF :he!- alma mater ne put
clearly bs,or: the alumni! and asked
their help AID cooperation "a meeting
these 9eets
TO eHsc, closer organization o,
state and .ccs! alumni ot william and
Mary Cp.!egs, committee headed py
DR., Pau. EoTel! Wac appointed ~ the
close 0: Or. GaardI-rs address yes
terdEy.
Othe- n-nb.,s ., D. Howe!rs com
matee are - z. Hodges and Dr Z H.
TUcyer. ~ho - chairman .. the Wy
E!D.a Industrial. ccu'aiE2ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

HELENA, MCNT. July ZC.-The
Montana STATE Council OF Defense is
SUED tctay al appeal for Fedora! AID
In. fighting the foCes. ares. wh!ch. IL
isrGecis!ed. have got beyond contro!
in;ykgicus parts Of the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

was asked today by Mayor Hylan In
kilograms sent to Secretary OF War
Baker and Secretary OF the Navy
Daniels. The request was sent to Sec
rotary Daniels because OF the fact
that tho division includes 1000 marines.
Another Steamer Line on Jnmen River.
new steamboat line Is promised
Tor James River. to do strictly local
work. The Surry Transportation Com
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Citizens ASKED to Attend TubcreuIo.
Is Meeting.

! n the Interest OF tha Red crozz
christmas Seals the National TuheT=
f1llsSls Association Is putting On :
nationwide campaign Of education
and Publicity never before squalIed
n America
The disesae costs Maryland =
Least $1,000. no year. Last year
it took toll IN the United States q
three times n many I've as ware
IosI by the American army on Ihs
baIIlefields Of Europe
The Maryland Tuberculosis Aaaoz
eIaIlnn Is arranging ona=day health
conference f0r those interested u
InE county .ork for Tuesday, ssen=
Iamber 30. beginning n . a. m. =
Mccoy Hal. II West Monument 81.
Baltimore.
e Among tie Representatives from
Carroll county who ara expected Il
attend are Or. II. i Fitzhugn.
I1lnzle q. Heasman. Nathan =
BaIle. Herbert 4. Wooden. Preston
:. Englar. Ionn II. Cunningham. Mrz=
Roasrt s. sIrlver, Mr.. Henry !.
FIlzhngh, MIaa M. Madeline ShriveT.
Ars. John !. Cunningham, Mr..
Maurice y. : unger. Mra. Carroll
AIbaugh ana hrs d. :. shipley.
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nAKN cllNER.

.zzlf and ~. James :. HarneF aal
nnn. Seyin. Hpent Saturday evening
ID sunda. visiting y. Paul !.
Esdmrine md family. n near lEe
- Church.
II, and ~ James ! Bowers. :
nsar FinksbafE. spent Saturday ana
s1Ittsay visiting the formers mother
HIzIer aud brotheFsIn=IHs NJ.
EIHlInda Snyder and -. anc n.
Clinton GIL. oI this plaee.
NF and -. Wilson ! = dy -
Hr. and Mr. Ralph sluHs and -.
John. Aneni = nday yIHIlIas nt III.
William MIEezslfs ana family. =
naaT New Oxford.
II. and ~. Dlrnie IZzInanlAn ~
Eaaz Blrnle. II. Df HaaT Walnut
Grove, spent Sunday afternoon siHII=
M II the haale OF Hsr.In J. HarnaF
ana wife.
zIEs. EtlIuaa Snyder nd SIR. an
IL. james !. Bowers H.ant SalnT=
Il. evening xIslt.as n. Mabel :.
0orenhayer.
Ar and NJ. George Degroft and
ehIldgen. and Mrs. suzan nsgroTI
Hpent Sunday evening visiting at Ihs
home OF George Mayors m family.
Nr. and MTs. Wilson !. Study enen.
Saturday evening In Gettysburg.
IN Friday morning nIHhop Osfonz
MI delighted the sisters and Ihe
children OF tie school !. visiting tn
fey. David Williams of sI. Williams
church of CaI0nHvilie.
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). Jen,s. WeslmInsler.

sl. Jchn'a congregation Tor II
2TzI ume n nearly D century ana :
hall Of parish existence enjoyed the
privilege on Friday and Saturday o
witnessing : ceremony d ordination
Tie Right HsT. D. ]. 0Uonnsll, III
4op az Richmond. WAS IHs ordaiaInz
pHsIate. Mr. Richard I. Washington.
q GharleatoNn. W. Va. = student oT
fas Richmond Diocese II MI s.
MaTr.s College. EmmItsbuTK. received
zn1=dsacenHhIp On Friday and De-
eoHahlp On Saturday. Ir. Washing
lon has many personal friends n
Westminster nd a large eongreEa=
ton vas present on hoIa occasions.
Touaare ~ conferred on three
candidates presented b Aagr. b. ].
bradley who lied the once OF Arch
priest. ThaY ara Thomas A Cum
lnEhanl Of Springfield. MaaH., Lou
!. Rowen o Providence. 4. l.. en1
4Ioszlus J. Grady, o Altoona, =.
TIE Rev. Harry Quin . TaneyioHn
- Master = ceremonies and tn
neY. John cnTran Of Harpars FsrTY
aud Father Me0uigan = St John.z
Kere ehapllnz. The Rsx. : ,. Reilly
d Qlyndon md the ehIIJrsn unasT
he 1irection u Sister Elaeidia. =
muaIe teacher q the school. chanIs1
- Iifany . Iae Saints nd rendered
- asagOprIaIa musical program.
re foiIoHInK sanctuary boys -
Sisted the bishop. Irving De-.
Thomas slnaoIl. Robert Hna Eugene
TaEmAn, MzElIn uIlzz11aI. FranE
NsIaoskHy. zuzerh BaamzaFinef -
IMnleI Case.
ne Right Hey. Bishop and t.
sIHnTy were guests ~ ne ReetoTY
Otter visitors during IEH Heak usIz
1Iaz nsv Charles Mare. y 81. Gre
HTs.s. baltimore. and Fathers jane
!. Saiiy and Joseph :. Murphy =
> Peter cIaxoris, Baltimore, and
Fzrtoas ciazE rooms md chatting
sIIh the pupils with remarkable N
dsnHlanding nd sympathy. He IN
naHneed : holiday for TlIs afternoon
n honor Of ne new auDzdeacon sna
accompanied hin.
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Carroll County Poultry Association
Organized.

A meeting to organize a Carroll
County Poultry Association Haa
called to order BY County Agent Full
Ter, Monday evening. September 2
in his Office at the Times Building
DIR. WefzsI was elected chairman Of
the meeting and II. :. ElderdIee. Jr.
as temporary secretary.
DIR. Welzel made : lalk stating The
advantages Of organizing an asHoeia-
ton. emphasizing the necessity oi
standardIzIng chickens. Mr.. Hickey
poultry specialist o. Maryland statc
College. spoke on the purpose Of an
association. fayoring the production
of standard utility stock rather than
fancying.
The meeting WAS Lhen opened for
discussion Of organization. The Iol-
lowing spoke. MT. J. Smith. Mr
Yinglins. Mr. Gilbert. Mr. Joe smith
and Mr.. Hook. Mr.. Kemp made a
motion thai a COMMITTEES be appoint
ed on organization. seconded b Capt
Weigle ! committee ON bylaws
and the constitution vas appointed
consisting Of Mr.. Fuller, Mr. J.
Smith. Mr. Elderdlee and Mr.. Ying-
ling.
Mr.. Fuller later discussed plans
for ths county exhibit II the ATmory
on November 10, %. and 21al.
The nexI meeting vas called for
October zIh. -
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plsaRpER II wAssEsBoRo
Kaapp's Garage Dyaamlted- !
MaIeHman Shut

- H<@-@==
The strike situation n Waynes-
hQTo IS growing more desperate and
i suIIlcienf' force Is - put Into
elect et eilee % subdue he lawlesH
element Il Il feared lIIal life and
property vii > lmperIls1.
The STRIKERS are resorIIngs to more
desperate deeds. At 30 O'Clock
Sunday morning The auto md garage
kselHazinE q Arthur Knuou. one OF tie
sslzIsIaas &c tn Lands Tool Company.
s. aSnaHalez. The auto Has bad
: damaged nd the building almost
wrecked BY tie blast, IHs roof aud
~ IheThnerdInE being raised an inch
Gazn the TafIera and he weather.
Haardlng from Ihe croaHbeans.
zEneat Kaufman, . HaIehman 4
tie Iandis Tool Company. was shot
u ne leg while On hts way 10 worE.
Il gns eftazlug the baseball grounds
ii he fslnsrsan BranIIngham 10
Ween fired On rom aInaazh. lie re-
1aHned the flrs IN the direction from
whence the bullet came. but Is no
suTa unssher his bullets vent uiId
~ not.
h. n agreement was reached Sunday
evening between the strikers and
representatives of the seven shonz
affected for ) truce OF i hourB, ana
II : honad that during that tims
negotiations III result n . settle.
mHnf of the aIfIicullisz.
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.aH0RTGAeE..s PUBLIC SALE
~ or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
= aECHAsIGsFILLE. CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND.


= virtue = he pousH n sale CO.
taIHsa In tn norIfase tom Charles
= henson = ne Union Ilils aaxz
IN Bank . Carroll 1uunIy. MARI
Ind. dated 0sIobeT Srd. IaIs. and r.
eoEasd among ne Real Ezfale Mort
-. Records u Carroll. County =
IzIHsF o, D. =. 20. 81. foo 90 ele..
- aaderaiKnaa Francis ssal Parka.
attorney q HHsHt namszl IN Sc
ms@EEage. - I'll By public nuetlen
. ne respective premises on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER :. 1918.
y 10 o'clock >. m., Al those vaIuz
aHIs Eaa simple properties situated -
Il. village o MahcanIeHzIlIs. Carroll
County. Maryland, and described =
FlTis. All m, lot Or parcel q
Ind containing
II SQUARE PRRCHEs ~ LAND.
moTs or leaH. fronting . the wei
a1zs ~ NIeo1emus n4aH (slaIs
Hozdl, and improved b log ana
frame weaIhsHIeaFded TO and one
III stories dwelling house. frame
HIzlll@ and - other necessary ouIz
buildings. There is HsII Of water.
EII1 Wind pump, al Ina Kitchen
neoT. This property i u the cen
- 81 MeehanIeaVille. nd adioIns
lns property = George :. henson. and
L xsEy desirable.
Second, - hat lol . parcel .
Ind containing
- SQUARE PERCHEs - LAND.
msra or leBs. II tho corner formed ).
the intersection Of the vet edge Of
IL EicodamHz Road IsIzIs Road
- The urIlIHa County toad. THIz
l. = nnlInnHu#a1, but + ; ynluaBIH
building or business location, ~
liss 10 the noFfh Of the IoI FIRST men
Tened
Third. Al IHat lot . land con
timing one ere. two Toods anu
IHsnty-sevsn Derehes O and, more
II IeHs, on ne 0riffea County Road.
HsHr The NIeoaemua lsIaIel Road.
HnI adjoining he land = George :.
HenHon, TaIDoII Buckingham aaa
oInera; and Improved - : two ana
onezhaif storY frame waaIherboardeI
dwelling Of seven rooms and hath.
HIIh equipment for hot and cold
water; a lar barn. neat house.
corn house. nog pen anI other nee
szzary outhnIIIIngs. There Is wsII
. saler q ne kitchen door, an
there IL an abundance O Trnlt on II.
premises. II is N attractive
home.
II OF The above properties are
convenient = churches. stores an
schools. with ally bua Inc between
Westminster nd Baltimore. TIE
properties ~ be offered separately
nd - an entirety. and Iney arc -
contiguous.
Terms OF zaIa. 0nezthIrd cash -
TIE day OF Sc Or ON TIE ratification
thereof BY the Court, and ne residue
n Iwo equal payments d six A.
: nIWo equal payments q Six ana
twelve months. 0r all ezsh at Iza
option Of tn purchaser. me credit
payments to : secured :. the noIzz
= IHe purchasers. with approved -
HuHIIy. bearing Intareet IN the d.
= zaIe
FRANCIS MEAL nAEKH.
Attorney Or aEent named IN mort
gaEe.
Hon1 & raTEa. Solicitors.
= : Grn euFa=z Aueffnnaa~
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Ills Ability Needed Il Public Service
Says Str.

HIS ADlIIIY Hoe0ea - IuDtif Ser|I9e
Says Str.
The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor Of Maryland Is before he
voters Of the State Tor promotion
from the Attorney -GeneralshIn. 10
which he vas elected four years go
BY 25,00o majority. lis conduct Of
the business OF this ofIIce showed
such an intimate knowledge Of the
laws and the ways Tor their better
ment that he was he LegislaIureiH
adviser, 81 we'll as LIs Governors,
IN putting into legal form the Inn
portant measures marked for pas
sage by the governing body. He
displayed his capacity for this I'M
portant work when. - the peoples
counsel before the Public Service
Commission. where be met the ablest
counsel the great corporations could
produce. and convinced the Commits
sion that the Gas and Electric Com
pany waa charging consumers too
much money for IN Infarior article
and service. with the result that gas
fell from % to rs cents per 1000 GU
bic feet. and electricity from 10 TO
81 cents per X. y. Il, saving the
users 100000 annually. For this
and his many other achievements
the impartial press has recognized
his commanding merit and useful
ness to al the people Of the State.
The baltimore Star. Republican,
said editorlaily Of Mr. Richie. on
his retirement as Peoples Counsel,
"he will Be found serving the people
IN higher places In IIms; such abIll-
ties aa hIH are needed n public ser
vice"
The sun says, there are feu msn
IN public life In Maryland who lave
shown - much energy. ability md
devotion 70 the public welfare = hs.
ana the people worthy OF seIfzEoy-
eminent VII always keep such nen
in Office
Candidate Ritchie = in the prime
of manhood. OF revolutionary anees-
try, OF ability, large experience in
state-erafI. Of broad Vision, free from
faeiioEsi.sm. the choice Of the people
and without contest nominated bF
the Democratic parry ON pro
gressive platform to Ieaa The hozl ID
victory n November and give The
people, irrespective d party. Eour
years OF good government
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Calvin :. Dsntzol aola his Iea ere
larm situated aionz 10 Lanaoln
Highway HzaT Croa. Kays, Pa. =
Eiw. Frederick, AlesIa. for 1890.
Invitations have ben sent OF -
Postmaster nd Mrs. IoAa WaraHIne,
HayneaheFa. Pa, announcing The ~
preaching wedding = IHeIr Yoznsz
81 danzHZ=z. Mlsa ==aaalfne Fzz@zzz
% W1tIlnzH Aubnrae Thompson. -
- Mr. - Ire v =. Thonpaaa. =
= pf til place Tze marriage III
Ike plaee Dn Tuesday affaFHooz.
September >, At : sselocks = sI.
paul's Reformed church, Wa.Hss-
boro, p.
The Tea Of uneIa Sans pozaas-
aIons, visiting Panama. ArIzoaa.
Hawaiian Islands. Philippine -
lands ana Alaska gwen BY the -
alonaFy EoeIeties - ZzTaEe Lutheran
church Monday evening was . eTaaf
success. : large crowd toe ne
tour, getting ears al - church. IHea
going 10 he different places which
we're arIIzIiealiy Ieeorated -
where IlEII refreshmsnls were asTs-
Il. The dies express their thanks
70 all who n any.Hx helped ne
he tour : success
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sYKEsIILI.R.

Chaplain and mrs. S. O. Wright,
0f Norfolk, Va. are visiting Mrs.
WriEhL.H sister, airs. John Norris.
Chaplain Wright filed the MeIhodisl
pulpit Sunday morning and ave a
most splendid talE n his experiences
rs chaplain in ne war. Hs has
Just recently returend from France,
where II had some very thrilling
times g4d spent some time over
there. 1alng gassed BY the Germans.
Miss IAssie Ritter. OF Baltimore,
spent he weeks end with Nj Eifis
WheaIIz.
MlsH Emma Beach. Of Philadelphia
has ben visiting her sister. Afls d.
y. Spreehar.
Quite : number Of our ladies at
tended ne County Convention Of the
W. c. TT. insl Friday II FInks-
htMg. Those wh1z Hent w9Ta Hrs.
John Harris. Mrs. Albert la. ss...s.
VIM i. Bennett. Rev, and Mrs.
Frank Fielding. Mn. and Mr.. Arthur
Brown. hrs. WIN. Mason Jones, Mrs.
Wm. FoFlhman. MFz. Eugene Berry,
Mrs. EIhel WsthIaH md Paul Harris.
MF. nd Mrs. Charles shnTh. OF
Dover. Delaware. have been visiting
Mrs. Lffs Barnes.
Mr.. Carrie Gather visited Balti-
more IasI week,
NIzs Marle Reynolds Is ii at her
home Il sykesvIlIa.
J Reese MarHh no haa spent the
summer n Sykez.IIle. being connect
ed sIIH he Shfifef Canning Factory.
has returned 70 rs home n Dalti-
more.
Mr. md Alra. Iehn Bennett vere
Sunday guests o. MT and Mr.. Bail.
ey Dadrear
Mr. nd Mrs. Walter Hawkins had
for exsT Sunday guests Air. nd Mrs
w. I. Hawkins. o parkerabuTk. W.
Va. zr. and NJ. Harry Haynes. Alr
and - Wm. ETzklns. OF Washing.
ton.
Mr. I'm Reynolds waa lHkan te
the Maryland General Hospital. bal.
timaTe. Monday
Mr. Itowndea Bennett entertained
the Young Peoples Card Club Mon
day afternoon = Springfield stats
HcsUIIzI
Ar. Robert afahAm had ; YER,
paTHoH escape fTom = serIaas accl
AtHA zAVluAy 8UsH Hta uaEifiu ~
slipped On the pike and he I'm int
a eaITsTt. a shuTI distance ont o.
HykHHxIIla on II State Hazd Il
Howard county. HT. Graham has
With HIm In his machine hi HIfa ant
bahx. nd his mother in -laH. NFa. r
". HalIor, honea were zaFiouaI,
hurI. 1ul the machine waa smashed
4 ~. nd Mrs. Gordon Fisher ans
daughter. Salina. nd Mis- 4mslil
Fisher. d Hanover. Pa. NeTz Fecan
EusaIz af the Misses nennzII. d
The IIelghta,s
N. :. 8. Jonsz i vIsgtlaE In. ]
IT, amIlh. of Roc Hall, KHnI county
n nd Mr.. = d HaHEInz. o
gafk@zzaaFe, y. -. are sIzIIInz Mr
fiasxlH'a son. nr. .Haiser HzskIhA.
III Nsllis Kelly. of uIsnaoo.
WIS Ezssl q Use Mar norrll
last HssE.
~. nd Mrs, :. :. Hlll hzEe move,
20 tkzIE home II HTkssvills.
Nj rarolyn Hewitt, o. Washing
ton Huanl last Hoak with hnT sister
Mr.. lsIIn CanIE.En.
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Inmriant seem Naseting.

On nexI Monday evening y he
Armory i : o'clock ;. m, ever 10y
Hho Is ; member = either . he
Troops - 10y Scout. and ever DO
rho desires TO heeoms member =
urged II Ie ON hand. The Tr10as
will be razorganiaed md plans Toa
the future ill be made. The manzz
bers OF -. Council re also Invited
70 attend this meeting. but It ! ~
Holutely necessary - have the I0zz
present. The parents are requested
70 keep the time and hour d ZHIH
meeting II mind and + Die boy Zo1-
forget refresh their memories ION
day evening.
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Samuel Williams. head COO 1t the
convict camp D Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. made his getaway during the
thunder storm Monday evening and
haa MT been herd Of zIaEa. VII
liam Is been Coo since IHa camp
has zen established. which xas in
the anTlng. He had two more years
70 aaHxa.
TIE timely discovery OF -. n an
upstairs room II he hone oF Mr..
Bradley Miller. Pennsylvania avenue
Friday evening about 4 asaEoek pre-
vented ahat mIgnI nave cauzzz great
destruction. The IIre was discovered
IN 1oz OF clothes which burned.
elIsnII. damaging ether contents In
the IN The |ITamen responded
buI IHzIr services Here NJ needed.
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rralus IN Under ZEN Schedule.

The fl and winter schedule %
he Western Maryland Railroad venE
INTO effect Sunday I'll the follow
ing chanz9a
Trains Vest. waeIk aays-501. ~
:. m. a.za. h.8s and - D. m. ~
-. a.27 a. n. a.z6 and s.II >.
N.
Trains East. week zaya-6.2I. 20,
e.1b a. N. rs. 6.56 :. n. Sundays
%, 9.46 :. n. 5.as I'd e.5b ,. n.
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There have been several changes
In the Westminster uostofiics b the
resignation of Mr.. Dohnea Nygren.
Mr.. Harvey Leister las been promot-
ed TO money order clerk Mr.. Elmer
Gaple. sub-clsrk, has been made a
clerk, and q substitute Is serving the
patrons On rural rolfIe No. 6. The
examination for rural carrier on
route has been Withdrawn and
from whaI can be learned. a carrier
will be sent here from somewhere
else -
The tractor demonstration given
on the farm of William GeIman,
near this city, Saturday was a sne-
cessfnl affair Those demonstrating
we're Klee & Hun. agents for the
Illinois tractor; SehaefIer 4 MoHen,
agents Tor the Fordson.. tractor. and
II. II. Harhaugh. agent for the IN
diana tractor The Illinois tractor
used three plows and did its work IN
excellent zIyle The Fordson and
Indiana .ere smaller and used from
one to to plows. bnI did the work
yell
The authorities are investigating 4
story that ! girl VIC lives at Flohr-
Vile anl / employed At Springfield
Hospital. svkesvilIe. Eas overIaken
By machine containing three men
Thursday near the home of Mr,
Knauif and after InaaIring their way
to Baltimore, foreIbIy took her into
the machine The story Is thai a
handkerchief was stuffed into the
mouth O the young woman and the
machine driven inIo Howard county,
where Ine girl was badly treated
Later she vas brought back II the
machine md left aI uaring's iii.
She tod the above story. Her
clothing IS torn anI she showed
that she md been roughly handled.
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Ministers d farrell County, 1I1ea-
tian.

Notices have been sent out to I'll
he protestant ministers Of Carroll
county = meet al Westminster %
Monday morning, September zgIn -
1880, in ~ F1remeu.a Hail. foT Iha
purpose u organizing County
Ministerial Association.
This i important % not f. =
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Myers.

William Myers. infant son of nj.
aud Mrs. William Myers. Liberty
street died Wednesday ed 26 daYH.
Funeral services were IaId yesIeE=
lax and InIaTment n1a1a 1t San1=
Mount. Hnr.z. BankaT1 : son IN
eraI directors.
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40. .U8EQUlT

n the Circuit court 1eH Carroll caaaI..
in EaalI..
Frederick = Eslnhsinez. zzzlKaae Of zzz=zzzz,
moFtgnRaza
Ordered to aafh day q September 4 u. -.
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Jacob Henry Kalnp died = hla late
home n Baltimore street - Thurs
day e.snlng. II 1ad besn n in
valla IoH some IIme having suffered
a HIraZs Of paralysis several years
ago About 80 before = death
be became helpless and remained no
until Iae end - Naa twice married
and i survived : his aseond wife
aud IHE following children = hla
tirst marriage. John. William. and
Mrs. 4nnis oYeTHnltxer. of Emmiss.
burK and George. of Baltimore. He
waH : clyil Va veteran. ne fun
oral - held On Sunday 1t ! N. at
his IzIs home Funeral sermon by
Rev. zuf =. BEsHIz. aaEisIsI = Rev.
J.. !. Hafer InIsrmsnt - Emmits-
burr
NJ Anna WInHmlller 80 nuerat.
cd % Il Frederick City Hospital on
Thursday last f. appendicitis She
IL getting aIoa1 very I'll. Her
man. friends hons she vi have e
speedy recovery.
William 0llds. HIfe and slaughter.
OF eI.. Pa. HnenI the weeks end
with - parents. sherman Cid and
wife.
doHn fIngllng Nd wife an.aI sun
day .lIn his HlaIeT. Mrs George Har-
mon. u Hanover.
NHz. Edna KszH9T. OF YoIE. spent
the .sek's end 18th her mother.
Mrs. Jacob Baker.
Frank IlafreYar and son. Frank,
IF.. and Albert. d aabrlng. ono. are
the guests OF hIs mother, MTa. Laura
ReindoIlar
Mr.. Clara nrleEsr is visiting in
baltimore.
Fri Rooms let N Friday Iasl for
Philadelphia where he vi attend
sGhooI.
Master George Shoemaker IoI Him
err returned Sunday from : seven
weeks. VISIT % HaEerhtoun.