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MANCHESTER.

An enjoyable evening was spent at
a party given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward BurgOOn, South Main
street The evening was spent with
music, singing and games. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour by
the hostess, assisted by several
friends. Those in the merry party
were Misses Velma Bair, Florence
Alban, Romano Dubs, Elizabeth
Keck, Vera Wentz, Josephine Mating
lv. Ruth Ebaugh, Messrs. Herbert
Fritz, Milton Fritz, George Alban,
Howard Mehring, Orman Moore, IT.
vim. Smith, David Ebaugh, all of Han
over; those from Manchester were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward BurgOon and
daughter, Naomi, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Burgoon and daughter, Marguerite,
Mrs. Rudolph Wink and son, Robert,
MIR. and Mrs Lewis Lippy, Miss
Minnie Burgoon, Miss Ida BrilhaEt
and Mr. Ralph Yingling.
An enjoyable evening was spent
on Thursday evening, September IL,
at a surprise party given DIR. a. Lee,
in honor of his birthday. The even
ing was spent with social pleasantries
and cards. Among those present
we're the hostess Miss r. G.. Ross,
Mrs. Cornelius Miller, Mrs. William
Culp, and daughter, Louise, of Balti-
more; Mrs. Jacob Musselman, Mrs.
William Shower, Mrs. Harry LaMotte,
Mrs. May Gettier, Mrs. Ross Blocher,
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Frankforter
Misses Fannie T.. Shower, Mae Mus
selman, Messers. Harry Hutchens
George Motter and DR.. Lee.
Mrs. Ada Witter purchased the
stock and fixtures of HOffman's Cafe
North Main street. She took posses
sion Monday and invites all the old
patrons and friends to give her a
call for ice cream, sandwiches, con-
fectionery, oysters, etc.
Mr.. Charles NJ Masenhimer is inn
proving his property on North Main
street by placing 4 concrete pave
ment the entire front. The work is
being done by George E. Leese, as
sisted by George P. BiXler.
Mr. Clinton Warner and family, of
Baltimore motored here Sunday
spending the day with friends.
Mrs Gertie Gender and Mrs. Ed
ward Kneller have returned home at
ter visiting an aunt at Buffalo, n. Y,
and sight seeing at Niagara Falls and
Canada. Miss Estella Kneller, who
accompanied them to New York
state, spent her time visiting her
brother, Mr.. George Kneller, of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Regular service in Trinity Reform
ed church Sunday morning.
st. Johns Episcopal Cathedral, Of
Detroit, Mich, was the scene of a
beautiful wedding at high noon Fri
ady, September y, when Miss Helen
Bacon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ba-
con, Of Detroit, was married to DR..
Harry Masenhime", of Cleveland,
Ohio, son of Mr. J. e. Masenhimer,
of this town The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Williams. After
the ceremony a luncheon was served
at the home of the bride, after which
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STATE WOOD.

Mrs. Oscar Barnes and children
of Ottawa, Canada, are spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Her
shell Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Kelley and fam
lily, of Hanover, Pa, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barnes.
Miss Olga Isaacs, of Baltimore
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs
Mabel A. c. Shauck.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ell. Wheatley
Of Sykesville, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Wheatley's sister, Mrs. VIM
Creswell
Miss Naomi Lockard after spend
ing two weeks with relatives and
friends in Sykesville and Freedom,
has returned home.
MI and Mrs. Lewis Brakeman
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
Matte Harris.
The Statewood A. C. will play
FiIlsdale at Hillsdale Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20. Game will begin prompt
ly at 3 p. m.
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FARMING MPLRMPNns

One 4-horse Brown WAGON ;,
hay carriage, Superior diso Il t
spring tooth harrow, Mc6 1affoE
binder, Z it. cut; land roT meeCornick
beam Oliver Chilled plow Nv ~ ra
wood beam Oliver Chilled Oio ~, I've
40; driving or brake cart Rr o,U"s No
ing corn pillow, Brown ridin "n ~alE-
pillow, grass seed sower, grind.t con
buggy pole, sled, corn s6 HaIIuS'o sl
sets breeding harness aos tSo
harness, Set buggy harness fr,o lat
pillow harness, check lines ivy bu.S Ses
collar, etc. 0ridles,
Many other articles too nnrD...
to mention. OuefCls
TERMS OF sALE:-Au sDm, i,
$1,000 or under, cash, All s q
over $40 months credit ~ sums
proved notes, payable at the S sF
vile National Bank, with mae T!sa,
from day of sale. No goods ~ y
removed until terms are com ~ Y
with. oollpled
WILLIAM T. ALLEN
Owner
Edgar Merceron, Auctioneer,
Aug 29-4t
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Valuable Property
IN MANCHESTER, Nd

The undersigned executors q ]. n
cob A. Frederick. deceased "" Md "
at public sale in Manchester NV 'o,0
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, l' ~
at D. m, the valuable L 1a1s5s
ROOMY DWELLING, near Us fHda
known as the old Stonesifer s+san
property. The property has . S s
heating system through I'M inc $ sOs
1t is conveniently located lol nster a
or business place. Pump q Iar
the house. Shoemaker snG aErildins
barn and all necessary out Du ! iars
Has right-away on alley anu
81 Terms ern s'I Of Sale: third ~ 2 dd
purchase money in cash ~. ~ taesd
Of sale or on the ratification n trpI
by the Court, and the resIu I tTan
equal payments of six "a. anu oDtiop Z
months. or all cash at the UUapvIeds
t thellT pnrchaser;; the credit pa singt
to be secured by the bona bona esuacjr
bills Of the purchaser WIZ .a-ast fro
security. and bearing lnI
the day of sale unpRIG
WILLIAM EkEph
II. iii. LAUEk, rr,Cuta[
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Horses, Harness and
Vehicles Sold on Commission.
LHXECUTOR'S SALE
4 of VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY .
In WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND.

The undersigned, by virtue of the
last will and testament of Josephine
Bush, deceased, and of an order of
the Orphans Court of Carroll Coun-
ty, will offer at public sale, on Car
roll street, residence Of said deceased,
on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1919,
at l o'clock p. m, all the following
property: parlor organ, parlor suit
of pieces, extension table, 'settee,
Is dining room chairs, rocking
chairs, large stand, large rug, bed
steads, bed springs, 2 counter-panes,
bureau and glass, cane seat chairs,
l rocker, marble top stand, lot of
china, glass ware, 2 rugs, l water
set, 2 glass pitchers, glass mugs,
lot of straw mating, alarm clock,
bureau and glass, bedroom chairs,
Hot of bed clothing, holsters, pillows
and quilts, 2 rugs, 5 blankets, 2
looking glasses, gas burner and
oven, sewing machine, 1 feather bed,
l rocking chair, l bureau, glass vases
and mugs, lot of dishes, druggets,
refrigerator cook stove, l cherry
leaf table, 4 kitchen chairs, kitchen
safe, lot of dishes and glass ware,
knives, forks and spoons, tea kettle,
lot of cooking utensils, coal oil
lamps, chairs, linoleum, axes,
rake and hoe, lawn mower, 10 window
curtains, window screens and many
other articles too numerous to men
ton.
Terms of sale: All sums under
$500 cash. All sums of $500 and
upward, credit Of six months will
be given, purchasers giving their
notes with approved security, bearing
interest from day Of sale.
GEORGE IL. STOCKSDALE,
Sept. 10, 2t Executor.
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Assignee Of Assignee Of
Mortgages Sale
of a
Desirable Lot Of Land
AT GREENMOUNT, CARROLL COIN
TY, MARYLAND.

by virtue of the power Of sale con.
tanned in the mortgage of Victor,
Shatfer and Joshua Shaffer, her h,.
Dand, mortgagors, to certain Charls
w. Shaffer, bearing date Febrmr
10th, 1902, and of record among n.
Real Estate Mortgage Records a
carroll County in Liber ]. HIM
46, folio AIT ETC., which said mortgsg
has been duly assigned of record
unto the undersigned, and defiant
having occurred in the payment d
the said mortgage Indebtedness and
the interest accruing thereon TIN
undersigned will sell at public sale
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER a. 1914
at two o'clock p. m, all that lot OF
parcel of land situate in Greenmoult
Carroll county, in the State Of Mary
land, lying along the Baltimore and
Hanover Pike, and also along be
County road leading to GreenmOult
containing
80 SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND
more or less, and being the same lot
or parcel of land conveyed unto The
said Victoria Shaffer by deed d
Alexander Fowble and others, bearing
date April 18th, 1892, and RECORDED
among the Land Records Of Carroll
County in Liber B. F. c., No. H.
folio 5O4 etc.
This property is improved by 2
21z STORY FRAME DWELLING
OF six rooms and large cellar meal
house, corn-crib, chicken house, h3
pen, stable with loft, wagon sle'
and the usual outbuildings. Ils
property adjoins the property OF ns
United Brethren Church, and is a0oI
five minutes walk from the Rallroa'
Station at GreenmOunt
TERMS OF SALE:-One-thlrd
the purchase money on the ia!
sale or on the ratification OF the ST
by the Circuit Court for CaINl
County, and the residue thereon 4
six and twelve months from the VI
Of sale, or all cash at the 0ptlOa Y
the purchaser or purchasers: ~
credit payments to be secured Oy
notes of the purchaser or purchases
with approved security and peAiI'
interest from the day of sale.
FREDERICK V. REINHElhth
Assignee of Assignee OF MOT sSs'N
Bond e Parke, Solicitors.
JnO. ". Reaver, Auct.
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Public Sale!

The undersigned will sell at public
sale her property, situated q mile
East of Carrollton Station, on the W.
MI. r.. r., on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1919,
at 1 p. M, the following real estate,
containing 8 $40 acres Of land, more
or less. Improved by a two story
Frame House and Outbuildings.
Spring of water on the place and a
stream running through it. Adjoins
lands of George E. Hughes, Louis
Blizzard and others.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
Also at the same time and place
various personal property will be
sold.
FRANCIS @. CULLISON.
Louis Blizzard, Auctione5r.
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the couple left for an extended trip
through Canada On their return
they will be at home to their many
friends at their home in Cleveland
Our congratulations are extended to
MIR. and Mrs Masenhimer for many
years OF welded happiness. Mr. and
Mrs. J. e. Masenhimer and son, Will
liam, parents and brother of the
groom motored to Cleveland Septem-
Der |. They attended the wedding in
Detroit, returning TO Cleveland where
they will remain until the return OF
the bride and groom.
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By virtue of the power and au
thority contained in the last will ant
testament of Sarah e. Snyder, de
ceased, and an order of the Orphans
Court of Carroll County, the under
signed acting executors, will offer al
public sale upon the premises, situat-
ed in Carroll county, Maryland, or
the Baltimore and Frederick State
Road, about IL miles East of Ridge
vile, on p
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1919,
at 2 o'clock p. m, the following real
estate of which the said Sarah f.
Snyder died seized and possessed
being,
First: All that farm containing
81 ACRES, 8 ROODS AND - PERCH.
les
of land which is improved by new
frame dwelling house of seven rooms,
conveniently arranged with pantries,
closets, ETC., all necessary out
buildings, consisting of stable, car
riage house, dairy, etc. This prop
erty is we'll watered by two never
failing springs, one at the dairy and
one at the house, all kinds of fruit,
acres of the land is in timber, the
rest is under cultivation, and every
field has running water in it
The Baltimore and Frederick State
Roads run through this property and
it adjoins the land of Ezra Davis, Ell
ridge Monkey, Granville Kinsey and
others. About ten acres Of it is in
Howard county.
Second: This parcel of land con-
tains
1514 ACRES
and lies North of the B. & o. Rail
road on the public road leading past
Wild Wood Park to Mt Airy. There
are no buildings on it, but all the
the land is tillable and it adjoins the
above described farm and the lands
of John Long, Clarence Murray and
others.
These two properties constituted
the home farm of the said Sarah T..
Snyder, deceased, and are divided into
two parcels in order to be advan-
tageously sold; both parcels are most
located as to Railroads,
schools and churches, etc.
Terms of Sale:-One-third of the
purchase money to be paid on the day
of sale or on the ratification thereof
by the said Court, and the residue
in two equal payments, one payable
in six months and the other in twelve
months from the day of sale; credit
payments to be secured by the bonds
or single bills of the purchaser or
purchasers, with sufficient security,
bearing interest from the day Of
sale; or all cash at the option of the
purchaser or purchasers.
DAVID A. SNYDER,
BENEDICT B. SNYDER,
Acting executors.
James H. Steele
Guy w. Steele
At the same place on the same
date at 2.30 O'Clock p. m, the person
al property of the said Sarah e. Sny-
der, deceased, consisting of cook
stove, table, rocking chairs, bed
steads and bedding, sofa, and numer-
GUS other articles of household and
kitchen furniture, and a ladder, corn
shelter and horse power.
Terms of Sale:-Cash on all sums
under $500; credit of six months on
all sums of $500 or upwards, pur-
chasers giving note with approved
security bearing interest from day of
sale.
DAVID A. SNYDER,
BENEDICT B. SNYDER,
Acting executors.
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EDEN.

EDEN
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Price, 81
Taylorsville, and MIR. and Mrs. Geo
Bear, of Sans Creek, visited the lat
ter's aunt, Mrs. Amanda Lester, on
Sunday.
Testers school opened on Mon
day, September 10 with Miss Chris
tina Wright as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mahanna
spent Sunday with their brother-in-
law Mr.. VIM. Davilbiss, at Reese.
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Private Sale of FARM /!

The beautiful Geiman homestead
between so and 20 acres adjoining
Western Maryland College, ideally
located between 2 state roads.
Choice fruits Of all kinds. Finest
cropping ground, springs, wells
Of excellent water, two dairies.
Buildings in good order. Informa-
ton
WIN. H. GEIMAN.
Sept 10, 2t#
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go Prominent Persons ASK Senate
For Early Action On Peace Treaty.

~ TTTM1MEML TETSUHS RSR STMIUC
For EARLY Action On Peace Treaty.
New York, Sept. 1.-Two hundred
and fifty Republicans, Democrats and
Socialists of national prominence,
representing 40 States, have signed
an address to the United States Sen
ate, urging ratification of the peace
treaty without amendment or de-
lay"
The address was made public by
the League to Enforce Peace after a
copy had been sent to every Senator.
The signers include former President
Taft, George W. Wickersham, DR.. A.
Lawrence Lowell, president of Har-
ward; Samuel Gompers, president of
the American Federation of Labor;
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, president
of the American Woman Suffrage
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Association; Heber J. Grant, presi-
dent OF the Mormon Church, and
John Spargo, leader of the group OF
Socialists who supported the war.
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A large passenger automo-
bile was destroyed by fire at Ridge
vile early Sunday night The name
Of the owner could not be secured.
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Our Advertisements Bring Results.
We Do Plain and Fancy Printing.
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PRIVATE SALE

I will sell one of my Farms at pri-
vate sale of 80 ACRES, 55 acres in
cultivation; 10 acres in pasture; rs
acres in woodland; also Good LEAD
MULE; Good Drinving and Work
HORSE; good WAGON and HARNESS
and all kinds of FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS.
JOHN M SCHMIDT,
Greensville, ~ miles from Oakland
Wooden Mills, mile new State
Road ssp12-2t*
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FXECUTORS' SALE
IL OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

ON STATE ROAD NEAR MT. AIRY.
CARROLL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
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FXECUTGRS' SALE
II OF
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For Sale


MULES
WIN have cnr OF good mules. due TO
b" uuiondcd M Sinton Wednesday. win
De az stock pen one on two days VIII
aoll and guarantee these mules 10 suit
ynu T.. a. Van Bughltk. or j. r. wood
FOR SALE one FISH iee box. win
hold 1000 pounds ~ fish. Heidcu
Hotel
ron SALE Cabbage md onion sec,is
Fresh grdon ana field nerds Arnold
Sessd aud Produce Company Portland,
Toxins
FOR SALE To oloso an ESTATE ] SIN
make special price on two moiern
homea ON Third street South nluff
paved rtrnrt roWent sidewalk citt
wntor. Hcwer. electric l'rhts and gas.
j Barn 81 ii2 starr ST. phone lbS.
ron SALE Fair gool muios wien
warnu AMI hnrnoss Soe u. y g. Hus.
aet ot po.ioffice box 38
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Help Wanted--Male

WANTED Statesmen 60 represent le
Corpus Christi aud surrounding frfrl-
tory iiaour and miniong rr0fucfa
Prize brokerage CO.. san Antonio
Texas.
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WANTED

| have one good big
route for a boy who is
willing and prepared to
handle it. An opportuni-
ty for some High School
students to make $500
or $4,000 ON the side.
Apply Circulation Dept
THE CALLER.
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Wanted

WANTED TO RENT -Four nr five
room house hy responsible nmilt
close in on hluff preferred phone
1000 or cali az $40 ~ Carancnhua st
WANTED "A middle aged white
couple, no children. 90 work in su
hnrhHn home. Bath must be- iutelm-
gent Man 90 work nn ulace and
must he mechanically inclined $50
FARMING no animals WHO go have
knowledge ~ cooking housekeeping
and sewing Have three other sorry
hnts. own house with every CON
Nolirnfo furnished flrn Honutifl
location. healthy environments la inc
SNOW place pf mo vicinity Family
consists of three References re.iiif.
3D. Splendid salary Tor hot0 rund
place ini % couple 90 sivo money Ad
dross , % A. BOX s. station a SAN
Antonio Texnp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
AUTO THIEVES
At WORK HERE
TAKE BIG wHLYS-KNIGIT TOUR
ING CAR OWNED BY D. A. FEIG-
LEY, from TWELFTH STREET.
Thought That other Cars Have Been
Picked up by the Same Gang That
Is working Eere.

The large Willys-K Knight touring car
owned by d. 4. Fciglcy. general man
ager of the Dillon Lens company. was
stolen from in front OF the Is. W. Hicks
& Staff office OF Twelfth street last
evening while Mr.. Ficglcy and T. l.,
Brantlcy. a representative Of the Gel
licrs agency, were III conference with
Mr. Hicks.
The car had West Virginia license
number 3j776, body number l6S0S. and
also had q kiwanis emblem on the wind
shield The police were Immediately
notified and are working on the case.
1t is said that two men had been seen
looking ut various cars on the street
and il is supposed that th"y watched
the mon get out Of the car.
Two mon driving n largo National car
pulled up on Twelfth street during ~"
late afternoon and wor" seen I" align;
and enter another car. TIL" h;g National
car was still standing on the street lat"
last evening and i is supposed mat IL
was stolen by some ono.
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WILLIAM MATH|SON
HOME FROM FRANCE

William MathSon. youngest son or
Mr. Ii"orr, Mathi&on. has returned from
France. arriving in tH;s country on the
l.. S. s. Orivava. which put In at the
Naval Operating Ease AT IN" old James,
town EXroSit.on Grounds last Tuesday.
From there Mr.. Mathison proceeded I"
WASHINGTON. where he WIS met by the
members Of his Immediate family. Mt
and Mrs. George Mathison.. Miss E'ss
NIathisun and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathi-
son. the family motoring back homo
over the National Highway.
MIR. MathiS"n. though Il very young
man. answered his c"untry'* call with
ont waiting to he drafted into tn" serI
vice. Is hr enlisted in the Marines on
July 10Th. at Pittsburgh. going lroHA
there to Paris Island. the marines train
INK $Chuol finished his training there
aud WAS sent to QuantICo. Va. Marines
Barracks. on August 18th. where he re-
manned for on" month. cmharkinE on
September 99th in company Is. llth
Ecgimcut l. s. Marines for overseas.
After Il thirteen days trip the regiment
arrived at RrrSt, where they stayed FOR
ten, days, h"inG sent on to Hum. where
they rcmainrd until after the signing
Of the armiStiCc. Mr.. MathiSOn'S only
regret is that it WAS all too slow. as he
saw no real fighting. and his service
was confined TO duty back of the lincs,
hut his spirit WAS willing and of the
stuff that makes true patriots. After
signing Of the armiStICc he did guard
duty at La Enrhc'l" in III" :. -. :. for
six months. remaining there until his
return.
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CAPT, MCPHERSON
GOES TO CONFER
WITH Pres. WILSON
viii invite President TO como u
Wheeling for esqu-CcntennlaA
Celebration.

Captain ]. T. NLrk"rs"n left last
night for Washington Nh"rc ne hop"
To arranrc "A conference with president
Wilson and to invil" tho president I"
come To Wheeling during ScSQui-r"ntrh-
nal and state fair week. Another mem
bcr Of the scsqGi-C"nt"nnlal committees
will lcaVc tonight for washington |"
ioin Captain Ni"k"rSnn. Harry L. Coz
roran. assistant secretary OF tho Chain-
her Cf Commerce. Will probably Dc t"'
other member Of IN" committee.
The scSQui-ccntcnuial committee mo-
last night and after discussing plans Ter
Tho City'e one hundred and ffucth p'r'h-
lav adjourned TO meet Wednesday even,
ing &C next week. at which tim" inH'
disrosition Will be- mad" Of all plans l"r
Tho events Of the week.
Members Of the colorCd peoples com
mi,tCc announced that they lnt"hd"u
living n dance on Friday evening "i
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