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DIES FROM INJURIES
rs. aaY sHlpLEY Run OvER D HaRsE
AHD CART At WOODBIEE.

The whole community received
quite = shock on Saturday when :
horse hitched to heavy dirt carI
ran away and In running struck Mrn.
Mag :. Shipley causing injuries from
which slzs died a few hours later
since the death Of her husband.
Harry Il ". Shipley. ten years 80
MTs. shIpley had been d warm friend
= ne families or both II. = Leather
w0pd and Q. A. MulIinix. of the Wood
blne Canning Company, and when Ine
var came on making help % scarce
she consented TO 50 in their once.
Pages might be written and her eEEl-
cheney as bookkeeper and stenogrnph-
y would not be oyereatEma4ed
sac has also spent nlnch tine n
the sick room and In her gentle.
aulsl way did much 10 alleviate he
aaiTarings OF many. She waa =
years old, and leaves two noble s9nH.
Louie. aged 10. and Francis aged !.
Funeral was preached by HeY. Z. :.
Iaaae. Jr.. and she was laId . Teal
n Morgan cemetery Monday.
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The curb market started oaf ~
pleIoaaly with n crowd oI .oznan
waiting for the gates to opaa. There
EeFe not many truckers present .
enough 10 supply the demand -
plenty produce has been promised -
nsxi Saturday. The farmers xane ;
HlIla skepticai of The Nomea coming
oat hat they were there on lIma ~
bought everything IN sight
Il i not the desire Of the women
p ufge other farmers TO bring II
produce II those who are nns bring
Ing In truck can supply the deaaad.
niIi we are urging all 10 palronIz4 !
Fheiher you have full load oF No
Many we're disappointed in mi hsInz
able u secure fruit. Tons Of cherries
are shipped right from Westminster
Yel i i impossible for the town 10
nle to secure them This i nuI rIaAs
The curb market IL the simplest
~ 10 brtng producer and consumer
together 10 a mutual advantage. -
course this Ia an ideal which h +
row md develop. We hope 10 =
abe 10 secure permanent quarters
latsr bul the Firemen'h yard i : IIne
place n good weather
He have bsen promised beela. eaEz
rot. cottage cheese, butter. 60.
poultry. green yeEetab sa. etc. InT
nsxi Saturday. Later We expect
Isaked goods
The hour has been changed Tie
market viii be from a. m. 70 II !.
n. Saturday. June 2ist From lheu
on se stll have two market a.
Wednesday End Saturday. Be on tIma
% = not 10 miss anything,
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ouZIs : TeH of The young folks
z@uHnI HHTa ave Hr. Milton Cook
surprise II honor q his birthday
N "Wednesday June II. ~ his home.
THs. HsTe entertained BY music and
game = ; IaIa hour all wers In
xIIeH = he dining room where all
HsemsI = sHIoy themselves very
much TIz1zs present we're Msssrs
nd MEzHzmaz Clifton Cook. Calvin.
EIzY IozsE. On Lowell. John Wag-
esr. :. !. .sIIzaan. 0rIer Robertson.
IlaH.HZ Isoxe. Clarence Langs. James
.u0aTIHoa. Vernon Barnes. Baxter
H.HE#.. .sHlamaa Charley Rickeil,
Lizzie 0NlnKs. Blanche Hollinger
aIzzs= E.rInA Aufz. Ruth lielwig.
Is.zzIa NeIgIe. Ia Brown, Beatrice
-. IHene tanner. Eva Brown.
nIanEHs uxInKs Della Myers, Jean
aIIs ZIIs. MaTY eook. Virginia Rickell.
IauLIz uaTaaH. naalah Cock. Amanda
IIaIIIazzE. AHaIIns Roasr. Ethel
HoxsTz. EoIa Hobarlson. Mesnra NIL
- Coz. Wesley Cook. Ralph Iseis-
-. TH.mzz Coo. Roland Ecker.
FxznE IN. lee sIuller. Wilbur
nznuaE. Robert Nelson. Jesse Myers,
Maurice nz1EaEd. Charles Rickeil,
nzYuson1 Coz. Dewey Lowell. Winter
IanIz. Arthur HzeEell. James Cook,
Francis Harnaz. Vernon Barnes, Clar-
anaa GooZ. Arthur Cook, Carroll
IasEaII. Price RIekelI. John Sellman.
Walter Coz. Randolph Barnes and
Walter oopparamIlh. All departed
ToF IHzIT homes expressing Themselves
= having xerY nee time.
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students, Recital.

On Saturday evening, June 14th. !
very enjoyable recital was given BY
the pupils Of Prof Howard Benson.
At his studio on East Main street.
The program, which reflected great
credit upon both teacher and pupils
vas as follows:
Part 1.--Marche Hongroise, Kowal-
ski. Mise Matthew'S. Miss Lippy; Bar
earoIle from The Tales OF HOFFMAN
0fTenbach. Miss v. Hunter; The
sleighride, Walter, Miss r. Hunter.
Miss stoner; lie Depart, Streabbog.
Mr. v. EckeDrode. Mr. Diffendal. Mr..
D. Eekenfode. The Pixies Good Night
Song. Brown, Miss Read: Waltz IN
= Major. Streabbog, Miss WeImerl.
Mr.. Weimeft; Imperial March. Drum
heller. Miss Essom: Galop In G. Ma
ior. Streabbog. MIR. owings. Miss ow-
ings; Reyerie, Englemann. Miss
Walsh. Miss Shipiey. Concert Polka.
Lenzburg. Miss Mitten; Dixie Land.
Enmet. Mr.. Shriver, Mr. Baumgari-
nar, Mr. Matthias
Part 2.--fnvitation 10 the Dance.
Weber, Miss Snader; Dance in :
Nlnnr. Meyer r-Helmund. Miss Lippy;
nirard Gayctle. Fondey. Miss lseek-
ord, Miss Trsycr, Miss Wertz; cecIlls
Waltz, Philir. Mr.. Unger: Ailitars
March. Martin, MISS Want. nlas
YinKlinR. Concert Waltz in . IA
Major. wieniawski, Miss snader.
Martha. F1otow. Miss Haines. Mias
Naekley; High School March. Spencer
Miss Myera Miss Waddell: March IL
Concert. wollenhaupt. Miss Wertz.
Hungarian Concert Polka. AIfoldy
Miss Miller Overture to Raymond
Thomas. Miss zentz; Sonata Paine.
tlane. Beethoven. Introduction. Ale.
Rro eon brio. Mr. Stouch.
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ToE5eryoae mo Served.

I ! IHe desire and hope Of the
County Committee n charge OF the
Great Homecoming Celebration TO be
held u Westminster July /. to havo
present every mn from Carroll coun-
: Whn - = Ihe service during the
period u ne World War.
Ezen a1l every man in every
branch = Ne service 4 cordially in
.IIea zna earnestly requested to re-
poTl II uniform II Belle Grove Square,
Westminster. Iuly !. # D. m. sharp.
Tie Invitation includes al from the
county H1o served - He'd Cross or
Army nHHzeH Automobiles will be
provided I0F them IN the parade.
Let 9..E. -. no served act as
: special committee of one to see
IhaI none d the boys from his com
mnnIIy - absent IT the roll call
July II. i o'clock. ! full pro-
ram # he events vii be given next
WeaE.
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Pauline Larue SNEAK, daughter d
~. George SNEAK. Mt. Pleasant -
quietly married 20 John !. EcnseIs
garl- aon OF Mr.. and Mra. Jon
sehHelgart. this city. Sunday eseaz
n. i $50 p. M. at the Lutheran
parsonage by their pastor. HaE.
Stephen TraTer. After wedding
ITIn . New York they IaFI -
Panama where they win reaId1. noIn
bride and groom are popular amon.
ne young people Of this eiIY I'D
their friends extend congratulations.
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BIe improvement For Armor, Lawn.

Westminster people should consider
themselves extremely fortunate n
having such q building as flfe Armozx
on Longweil avenue. II eaFlHIal.
deserves good setting. Civic pfIzlz
demands that We beantify the grounds
around this bIiildfng and the CIVIC
Iesgue has taiten up the mat1eF
Mr. Walter Ballard. the landscape
gardner from the Maryland AgrIszlz
tural College, has drawn up plans
for The planting of the g1-uunds ana
the hedge has already been started
growing.
The plans are elaborate and -
hope In time 10 make II sons Of the
heantiful spots cof our town. Mf. ].
:. stoner. our enterprising nursery
man. started us With a contrIbn. Ion
! of $1,000 worth OF Priyet hedge aud
also. let us have two OF his expert
planters to set 81. II there are an
other citizens OF Westminster who
feel a pride In beautifyinE these
grounds. tho Civic League vii Be
sllaa 10 receive contributions. large
OF small. for this cause. saae ny
sent 10 the treasurer Of the League.
Mrs. Morris Mitten, or TO the unSer-
aigned.
zgp0 cEnuf.E hsAT.IEs1
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alag DA1v OBSERVED
uHIaHIoaH Patriotic Order celebra-
lzen : y saeeess-Iddresses By

sz#===== = =
TIE oaIy public observance OF
ssEIaz - n this county was the
celebration . the day. conducted by
Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
s0aa = America Of uniont0wn, on
saluE1H. 1t. Many residences and
business houses we're handsomely
aae0TaIaa wlIh kIagz and bunting, and
many nHonle from the county we're
present = honor The day.
re parade Haa formed about 2.3e
o'clock n Ina following order: Mar
anaIIa. Charles r simpson. d. Norris
ETo6E. =. = Eekenrode. Alfred zolli-
eoITaT. Raymond DayhoIF. Thomas
DaTII6Izs and Rodney Haines. mounted
nd wearing he red. white and blue.
zIar= r=zuzaEIed raEalIa Of the order,
n. covered automobiles with minis
I9Ez = - nnIonIoHn churches.
Master = Ceremonies. Melvin A. Rout-
@ou. I'd InG speakers Of the day;
0aE Orchard land. delegations from
Washington camps No. 2 Of Taney-
tom. -. u Westminster. No. 7 Of
Pleasant Valley. 40. Is OF Winfield
nj -. : u smalluood: members Of
Washington Camp Of uniontown'
School children. nlarahnlied by Mr.
Harry HoEIe. boy Scouts Of UnioE
bridge. Veterans Of Civil War and
World WaE. N automobiles.
! TIE procession visited tbs three
cemeteries. where the children
zIrsH.I flowers and the Sons OF
America placed lIaga on the graves Of
aaEeaz.1 zosIIars II the Methodist
Protestant cemetery. nev. r. Z.
paIEea. y he Lutheran church offer
Il prayer. II the Church Of God
cemetery prayer was offered by the
J HaY. =. :. EnKIaT. Of the Church Of
Ihe Izr.Inren. nd II the Lutheran
eem.IzrY = Res y < Belts. % the
Church . God
TIE parade terminated At the pub
II zzHooI grounds. where hag
ziTapsa platform hid been erected and
: number q bunting decorated booths
HhsTe refreshments we're served.
States Attorney William l. sea
hTooE. FzzI SAFE President OF tbs
Hanz = America. Of the Maryland
EIzIH Camp. presided at the cere.
n.anIsz on lha school grounds and In.
IIrodn.sl n speakers. Rev. X. X
IzHIz. nzz.eT = TIE uniontowr
Methodist Protestant church offered
prayer. Addresses waFe made by ths
-. EzEzT : I'D. pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant church. West.
minister. - IzauIananI fiatimel
EIa9rzZaH. . BE ! 5 Artillery, whS
recently TEIurHaI from over seas
snHrs = participated n much Of th'
Hz.z#@z. zZ@@Zzna AIlaa KDorushy vi
1HrIIEa= u Westminster. rerifes
sEFsrYaaH u Yuu Won the War
- .zanF1nk. N concluding the OK
IsT.zz.#z aaEIea attention to the nation
de HHzka II the interest Of the Sal
FzIzun amy M arKed every ous 4
10 appreciation - what was don'
=. - splendid organization for oni
- i France. b liberal coniribu
ton
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Daylight sasInr Law Repealed.

Han.aI = Ihe daylight saving law
- xaZ.a Ior y the House OF Rep
TeaanIaIIEaH. there being 232 votes IN
IaTnT q wIplng i on the statue books
II - n Taxor 81 retaining IL. With
n - nour from The time the House
xoIea overwhelmingly IN favor OF It's
abolition. he Senate began considera-
tn y he aama legislation as an
amendment = The agricultural appro-
nIzaII0n -. voting Tor repeal SO TO
).
THe Senate amendment. like the
IIoHHH 6III. provides that daylight
saKInE. Inanguraled originally as u
eaT measure. ahaIl end next October
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aRaOSSE POsT ORGANIZED
Meeting Was Held In Armsry Lei
slghf-LleuL EmIeh Aade cem-
manaer.

Mneh interest was taken sast nIEhl
- our soldier and sailor bon =
the meeting held In The ArmorY -
nrggnlza post or the Veterans 81
Foreign wars The poat Aall Il
known a. the Argonne Post i -
> afguune the 18th and 18th DzYIz
alo8s. comprised OF CarroII county
f.ssa drove the Hun back aud auHn
70 defeat
The officers elected are Lieut.
Harry Esnigh. commander. Geo. O.
aoxne. vice commander ssFKt CO.
1unther. Ir,. vice commander. Pre-
IN Kaufman. chaplain: William N
derH. auarternaster. ssrRt. J. =
Dasis. ofIleer ~ Day: trustees. LLOYD
sEhasfIsr. Charles Y lAnIz. N.
sslsoufs. Paul Wimert. inside sent
nsI. y A. Miiten, outside sentinel
I'D Eltinge Reifsnlder. adIutauL
Members Of the post are John ).
Wieigle. W 2. Miller, I. 4. Baker. !.
: swinderman. n. Rldgslsy. Iezzs
Long. Harry NuaAaum. ]. ]. ahnsY
md Ios. Benta The National olzsz
eeFz present and who too parI u
organiziag tho post wsfe Comrades
Miller. Ford. worisy. Knaha. reaIeF.
N@pfsi ana Jonn1 " achezay -
-. 81. Of Baltimore.
The meetings of the posi- I'll =
hid the frat Monday at =. u. ~
shs third Sunday at $50 ,. n. :
Haeh month. The naxl mesflng III
- held Sunday. June y. 70 waIeh -
ofsF ses men are invited % attend
md become members.
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Turner Williams

Mae aeauTuard Williams md ne..
Gilbert Edwin Turner were quietly
married Monday evening" II 5 o'clock
= The parsonage Of the Mafhoalal
Protestant church BY Rev. Edgar =.
Read aHaisthi BY Or. Elderalee. Tie
bride Il Daughter OF Mrs. Samuel
Miller. West Main street and follnx=
InE saa ceremony q reception -
gisan At her home After \ wedding
trip they will reside in Cumberland.
I'D They have the best Wishes q
heir friends In this city.
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Emelne. widow u Iha IaIa John :.
Harman. dlei IT Iha home d h.r
niece. Mrs. Wm. HazIeT. n6ar HunekAz
vile. on Friday afternoon. aEe1 =
years. she L survived = to -
ters. Her funeral - heza - sunla.
afternoon II LeIHIeT.H church. ~.
Stephen Trasera oIIIaIzIInz. 4.ae
pallbearers Here N s@=nn. aeo.
Richards. Constant EIzaE0zz. Luther
Davidson. Matthias IzaaE - z.zn
Rill. Tiplon : so1 funeral directors.
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David Albert Hnz@aIIz. ; Ill
known resident q Moo1HHoTo. IIz1
az his home June i - ;. N. zII.r
an illness Of several Yaa|z. - -
7i years old nd spent nearly II
OF his life IN WoodHHo.o. Funeral
was held On Sunday = :. n. T Ihs
Lutheran church. W0oIzInHa. u
which he had been : prominent mem
Der for many YeaTa - ! survived
by the following brothers md sisters.
Edwin II. shareIIa. luther !. shar-
etls, and Mrs. IaYIna MeHrIn.. II -
Key Mar. and Mra. frank Palmer. nf
Gettysburg. Pa.
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MICKEY WANTS A GERMAa HEI.
MET
M Fun Landing Head Down In Prze-
1leing BreathIess Falls, Says Mabel
Normand.

Normand.
Mickey" featuring Mabel Nor
mand, 10 be shown at the Star
theatre. on Tuesday, June "a. Is filled
With unexpected situations not called
for IN the scenario. and although this
spuntaniety brings many a brilliant
flash into the picture, still Mabel Nor
mand admits that the life Of :
comadienne is not all giggle and
gnrgle.
One day. when Mabel was called
upon to dust chair, during one o.
the scenes for Mickey" she fripped
over = rug, took a header, landed "
against one OF those old-fashIonzed
nine=foot high hail clocks and tipped
i over. Mabel had Just time 10 brace
herself and throw her hands over her
head when the clock came down On
heT. For several seconds she strug-
lied. and then Bill coiyen. butler in
the scene. came 70 her rescue. The
camera man. realizing that the stun.
though not called for, was good ae-
ton. filmed the incident, and IL has
IhHan added to the great number Of
humorous situations in Mickey
But sometimes they don't finn the
unexpected" Mabel Normand. A.
Mickey" was to fall through 4 roof.
N which. to be effective, she must
land On her feet Mabel found t
cay enough to faiI. but landing head
up W another matter "Oh. Tor one
u those German helmets" she cried.
after ne 'steenth attempt.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
TRANSFERS O HI ESTATE, ORPHANS,
COURT. MARRIAGE LICENSES. ETc.


Ernest y. Pickett M u4Is %
George ". Conaon. 20 parehsa. for
$4,000.
Philip D. snaasr aud uITa . itch
ara Smith, L ceres, : rUoda and ?
square perenea. I0r = -.
SaIlie Grace uopneT.nzZlh t6
Howard j Martin a11 .ITe. i acres,
2 roods and 2 saaaHs psTohes. Tor
S4500c0.
Irene Z Tltae et Il . William i.
Steele and wife. ! acres. = 1zza0.
George =. LeisleT and HIfa = Wal-
ter Smith and HIfs. asTza aaa 3
square perchss. fsr 4zzE.09.
Francis EeaI Ya<Ee. IHazlea. 70
Marie <. Mcdonald. : aETaa aa1 -
square perchez. fuT zs09a.o1
Marie K. Mcdonald = William NaI
Vile and wife. : acre md = square
perehes. for 80.
MiIiy EarharI an husband - James
NJ. stoner. 20 square peFehes, for
$4,000.
James =. sloner and wife % i
Theodore Yeisar. % square perChes,
for $500.
N. Theodore YeIasr and uife u
James NJ atonsr md HIfe. % square
perehes. for 100.
Edward ?. Phillips Il II 70 ELISA
beth J. Phillips. SO square FEET. for
$500.
NJ. Theodore YeIHer md Vie -
John II. Elgin and vie. a4s1 saaare
feet. for $1,000.
: Melinda Smith 10 William :. Smith.
one acre. for 800.
I d Mary Ellen DIreIY. .zaenIrIz. 10
Maurice ] WIIhlde nd HITe I71h
acres and = square perehes. Tor
/ SIC, 10000.
I Ray Hin et i. 70 Harriet + Hlll.
IL acres and = square perches. for
tSi.o0.
Tahtha L slarnar md husband .
Peter RoIletIa. zeres. rods and
Is square perehes. IoE 5000
Kinney Randolph TAYLOR ana zsifa
10 Ray {. Taylor md vie. : reods
and 39 square peEehsz. foT 5000.
Benjamin : Doa6 = Winfield ),
Uhler, ~ aErez. - $4,000.
4 Trustees o Hampstead Methodist
Episcopal church = County GsnnIs-
sioners d Carroll County. 1870
square fssl. for 1za1.11.
William II chlnleg = Harry : De
! vrtes and ulfa. !. ere. lor s1a.o0.
Harry Il DaVEEaa - uIEa = zAe
sykeaYIlIa Motor : .n9uIy -. : s-Ia
perrhea. for ss.aa.
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- FesI Concrete Laid on LItiles.
Ieun pIke.

|H0=zzz. bennett : Hunter. con-
IEa1IHz=. 30 haxe under their super
xlzZ@u - EzII1znE d the concrete
I'D |E0n IIIa eIIy % the Pennsyi-
YzHIa IIns N lhe old Iltflestown
- - nuI down 700 feet OF con
aTaIa = - 1T % days. They aim
= - 80 - TeeI ; day and hope
: H2Ta : mIIaz = TIE road In use be-
I0~H .|n..H - n.
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Z-=ZZ


Frances Z Ear@IzH - = nHr
home near MeKInHIHa..a Ii. 80
nesday evening she : survived :.
one brother. Charles HarrIaH. aIso
one sister. Funeral services II =
held saturday morning :. - a.ma
at $50 q m. IT,. III oder -
ciatlug. IntermenI = - Hzaza
cemetery. Harvey E.nZz=I : -
funeral directors.
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mrs. GEoRGE MATlIER.
81. aary's industrial school tam
paigz-


TIE state wide campaign which i
earrIad on an the interest Of 81.
Mary.s 1nduEfrial School promises
from all reports 10 be most success
fnl. The local committee to w1zlch
has been assigned the work Of eollee-
ton for the nebullding OF The IN
siitutian lately destroyed by fire. r.
nurts progress. II was said during
the week by a member ef the eonzz
inIttee that the genuine spirit q
sympathy which exists IN the cemz
munity il most gratifying and proms
lses good results In the collection.
Carroll county seems willing to take
nart IN this campaign not only from
the motive of charity but also from
the motive OF gratitude for the ser
vice which khe httie boys have rem
dened At various times by furnishing
splendid music for public occasions.
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Jacob Newcomer 10 ! nIs hume
IN Harney On June = 80 = Years..
z months and . aayH. = laaYzz -
wife and three daughters. -. ! !.
Bush. o. I.emoYne: -. : ! -.
bf ArendIaTIlls: ~ -. : :. -.
of HarneE. - - : mzm.z= = -
A. o. < O !. :. - - : ==zz=z=z
or for fHanI.z|uu@ .zz=z.
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!. :. :. Changes Tlme Table

- following changes will be
maaa u Ina schedule of the running OF
trans N ne =. =. 7. Sunday:
80 l#YH- Heal--4.aa. 9.27 4. m.
=. H=zz. 7.za :. y.
zanHz. ~. 80 :. m, 3.4G and
=. :. =
- - HazI==e =. = s..:s. 10 s.24.
- : = -. 90 :. n Sunday
=. - :" :. -. 7.es and s.1a p. m.
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Granville nlooza. 80 : ..zTz nd
ii months. dIe1 Wednesday i -
home OF his daughter. MTz lee
Carr. near Bioo1n. Hs i survived -
ths f0fhwtng ehIldran= -. Cora
Carr. M Gertrude BOWERS. ArH.
IAEEie Carr, Mrz. Walter nI0onz. -.
timoFe. Clayton Dlo0m. UIa0m. I'D
William nlpnm. Dayton. =. alHo :
brother. David Hlnum. I..nzY I'll.
and = sister. Hrz. n1zTlzz H.1zEar.
near this cItr. Funeral ii :. led
tomorrow ak = = n = salem
Methodist EnlacouaI church. raII=
bearers vii b DaxIH HeaazY. :. =
Frixzell. Walter DuxaII. Samuel
Wright. Iezze AzuzIzu - Iz.uIz =.
koonz. IniaFmsnI = ~ adjoining
cemetery. {. !. WzIIz funeral .IIrss=
VT
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out the work that has been planned
Tor this summer OF 1919.
DHADr3Uf WA HifT40 TtzA.ssass4
II. S. H. Unger, Secretary

II. S. II. Unger. Secretary
June 18th special nesting Of the
Board was called at the request 81
the County Commissioners for the
purpose Of Jointly re-considerlng the
above resolution passed by the Board
Of Education on Friday. June 9Th.
After due consideration no agreement
could be reached, and the Board adz
1onrned until its next regular meet
lng,
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jackson Ham, aged GO years .
Hark Hill. died Tuesday n 9hs Mar.
Id General Hospital. Taltamore.
Izna body has been brought 70 hIa
home Funeral services tomorrow.
Intarment Ia Uniontown cemetery.
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Calvin noHIon Hamilton. Laurel
Nd. and Virginia Write. u Iesaups.
Md.
Chester 3. Wolfe. = unloa Drikgs
and Edua L Robertson . unIonI0an.
Lester Francis -. = LIIIasIoHn.
Pa. and slstIa EIa.Ie HIzIer. q Han
over, Pa.
George. +. snzfTsE ana DeszIs !.
Booknfan. hon y Hampstead.
Harry y. Carr. = Westminster.
and Raoda !. HzaEeEZ. . Silver Hun.
John Leslie sek.elEaEI md Pauline
I.aflue SNEAK. - - Westminster.
Gilbert Edwin Turner. : eamnar-
land. and Maa Heaz.szaTa Williams
of Westminster.
Roy z. HanmEardasr - sarah !.
NeweoMer. both o Kaymar.
Lewis TurnbauKn nd sarah \.
Dittere. bGIh q TonIn. naIIImor3
county. nd.
George ernmnaeker. n ND
dlehurR and Carrie :. Ecker. of
Taneyfown.
Richard Rufna HInsIoR. 81 Herl-
ford, n G. md Mildred EIHeIIa GIeay-
er. Of Medfurd. III.
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Monday. June Ig.-=IIarry ;.
Richards. administrator d zIIrs =
Richards. deceased. returned Inxen-
tories Of personal property and
money.
Luther Kemp. executor : I.a.Iaa :.
Benedict. deceased. returned n Id.
ti0naI inventory . z.HZz - settled
supplemental Account
Mary = HITeI.. ezez.Z=Iz q 0IIYsr
ID. Hlrely. deceased reported ale .
real estate which Has immediately
ratified.
Lula n Pickett. admIaIzIrzIrix Of
Harry B. Pickett. deceased. Teeslsea
an order % mae -
Letters of administration o ne
estate uf EIIaE FuEIe. deceased. uera
granted unIo EsIalIa = Ho9Ia. no
received warrant - anuraIHs an1 IN
order To notify creditors.
The Union Bridge banking md
Trust Company M IsHsa HeIzIaT,
executors u Samuel Raymond -
seney. deceased. reported ale D Teal
estate On which the curt granted ~
order nj Il.
Walter Z Haly. executor q Ate
III. Belhaon. deceased. FaIuTnaa N
ventorIes of personal property ~
debts. and received orders . I'll ns<=
sonal property. bon1H ID TeaI e.
tate
Samuel 7 Fleming. administrator
OF Mamie Hardy. deceased. reported
sale Of personal property ana settled
his first ana IN aazsa.I.
Tuesday. Inne Iz.-GaTITaaa :.
AppIef. exeeuITIx = =. :. zIa9=
hart. deceased. returned y inventory
OF money.
Preston L UeEaE - 80 EEzer.
executors u HaIIIe = HsEaH. o.
ceased. received - oHzIzT = - xaaI
estate.
Letters Of administration on ne
estate Of George : HnmneTz. ae-
ceased. were granIzI 10 ~ =
Humbert. Who Hass=saz .zrTaaz !
appraiae an n 0TIzT ! 11Iz|u
creditors