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Base Ball and Carnival Success.

Politician day viii be celebrated
at .paIapsco August t6, with two
games Of ball. On Saturday last the
PalapHeo Base Bal Cub defeated the
strong 0rI0le A. \. Of baltimore / 10
3 at patapsco. Evans. who pitched
for paIapsco, was IT bis best aud
proved equal to the occasion In work
Ing on Of tight places. After the
game : carnival was held for the
benefit Of the Patapaeo Club, when
nearly every citizen Of the town turn
ed out with bountlful donations and
helped 10 make 1t : success, and /
was.
The patapsco Club wishes to thank
the many business houses OF West
minister, also the home people for
their extensive donations and at the
same Ilme extend them warm vel
come 70 see the games at Iffif Top
PARK. aI ratapsco. every Saturday.
Saturday. August s will be polItI-
clan day at Patapseo Hundreds Of
peonIe have promised 10 be present
from al over Carroll county. Two
games o. ball vii Be played and
every candidate Is asked 10 be present.
-
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TAX RATES N COUNTIES
eaaRoLl INSTEAD : HAVING II -
= EsT RATE IS - Led By ELEEEz
COUNTIES.

: statement : lhe tax rates . =
counties q MARYLAND. issued - =
state Tax Commission, shows zHzzz.
= compared vi Iast year. there sTs
Inereases in a. IHe counties except
IgllT. Caroline. Charles, Prince
0Isorge's and Worcester. The highest
EaIs Is that 9 Nzeomico. 91.ga -
I'll 800 OF assessed property. THs.
HzIa IN the county last year Haz.
zIzkA on 800. The lowest raIz i
he counties i IHal Of wasbInzlon.
: cents A elose second IL thai -
Howard county. as cents. CarroI1
county which hal led with the lowest.
- Eafe for years drops TO eleventh
among the counties.
ne following able shows tn raIzs.
- 1918 and Ia19z
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sAspYyIII

Sunday school n = Sunday
morning i Sandy MonHI Preach
ing II ! o'clock. There Ill be no
G, e. service ~ night The young
people I'll attend the :. :. Confer
ence held Il Western Maryland Col
leEe It nIEhI.
The picnic will be held n the grove
adjoining lhe church on Saturday
night. August .. II ineIemenl IL will
be held on Monday night Ice cream.
cake, candy and lemonade will be
sold. Al invited.
The :. 7. l. met IaaI Sunday
morning nth fair attendance. One
new member was received The next
meeting I'll be held i Pleasant
Grove tie IaaI Sunday n August
Mr. an1 Mrs. Wilbur Arnold enter
taiBed II. and Mr.. Washington
Arnold. Miss Eta Arnold. Catherine
Greene. aalnh lockard nd Charles
Greene
MIR. Claude caple and Mr. Newton.
of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Ira. L. w. eanIe.
Mrs. Lem Shilling visited relatives
at SmaIIH0nd last week.
Mrs. :. y. caple Ii suffering from
an attack of kidney collie md bilious
spell II IIIa writing
A number Of others n he COM
munilg haYa bilious trouble.
Farmers are finishing getting in
wheat IIIz week which - sprouted
and : greaI loss as the result OF the
heavy raIna.
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-. Vim. Blizzard nd son. James.
z1enI Monday sIIH Hef brother. -.
ana Ire. James Martin. Mr. Marlin
=. badly injured - falling roof.
hal ! much improved a, this tine.
HuTai Carrier Walter CoppsrzmIIh
h. resigned a. nj carrier on Route
- :. 70 give HI entire time = u
IzzI business. waIE1 he has auees=zz
I'll. operated 10 IL satisfaction n
h many patrons
Agnes Buckingham. daughter II IL
lie Slmrod Buckingham died Tuszz
. n tho home = Har sister. -.
Josephine German. Baltimore. n
IsTment at Mount Olive Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday.
] -. J. NJ. Myerz. : uachman,a II.
Il. Haa been appointed n delegate =
II2 Governor 10 Tsureae.s. the So
II Maryland At IL Farmers National
Congress which m.sIa on The z7II
a. II October. = Hagerstovu.
nex. VIM. II. Hafrlek and family
LET this week Ior their vacation.
There viii be NJ church service of
Christian EndeafuT II Grace Lutheran
church until sunday. August Il.
Sunday school eaeh Sunday morning
s.ne iniscreanIz alole the touring
eaH owned =. Hr stoekz6aIz.
O Finksburg. Ia vas parked
aIonH East HaIn street, Saturday
night above Nm. :. Keefar's store
anI drove ouI ne Aims House
road where it Va found Monda. IN
n orchard. Tie ear contained ;
number OF provisions 10 be used N
Sunday some Of which were spoiled.
unlontown Passionate. D. u. peIrea.
paHIor. ST. LuEe.s lNinler's1 IuIn-
eran church. Sunday school f0l00 :.
n. Chief service 10 O'clock nIIn
sermon by the nazI0r 4 cordial HaIz
come 10 all to worship with ur 1t.
unIon-Sunday school 400 ;. n.
ehIeI service with sermon By The UzHz
TOR II 800 p. N. L.I every member
b present al both Sunday school and
church service. - are always TaI-
come 1t all services.
IT. and Mrs. Aaron Green. y
Maple Springs. -. nd Mrs. james
TEa.er and daughter. Virginia. W.HI=
minister: Mr.. and -. Kester Mxarz.
d TayIorsviIie; MIza Ethel McCluuEH
d Baltimore. MIaHaz NhItie Carney. of
Baltimore; Gertrude Green, Corr
Green. Margie Babylon. of Gist: Mr
William Frizzell. : Gambler; WzIlIHm
seInz md Arthur Green motore1 =
PaEe county, WeEI Virginia, to ZEE
IHz Iuray CavernH= EoIng by HaTn@=H
Terry. charlestoHn. Winchester. ID
dIaIown, New Market. 10 Lairay. -
turning by way . Winchester. -
lInHbnrg. WIliiamHporI. HageraIo.n.
Frederick, West ETIandsa.ss, e.EzHz
vile md Gambler. making a IrIn i
- miles without ny trouble. Il
I'd ; Ilne time. re scenery IS
lovely md never = he forgotten.
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RARE nHIAIII.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude II. Myers and
family entertained IN Sunday Ir.
and hrs. Theodore YIngling and Mf.
and MrH. Ralph Werley and son.
Lovern. all Of Hanover
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Z. Koontg and
son. Paul. OF LittlesloNn, Pa. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7.
KounIz.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Helwig enter
tainea On Sunday Mr md Mrs. W !.
Steele md three children of Canada
Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse SheckleH
and Mr. Ralph HeInIg. OF Pleasant
Valley.
Mr. md Mrs. Edgar Iogne and two
children. Of Pipe Greek. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder.
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Mrsan1 hrs. w O. IocEard enter.
tanned o Sunday evening Iast the
following persons: ~. nd Mrs
Henry Little and family. Evelyn
Frances md va, Mr.. Frank Freyman
wife md children, HnzzalI. Emily
Jane and Edna, Mr. IL Hook and
wife. MT. Claude Leppo. HIfe and
children. Emily and Claude Oliver
Mr.. and MTH. Wiiliam : Flyers and
two son. Harold and Francis. Mt
and hrs. Iohu q. HaaxI0n md son,
John :. Babylon, Jr.. William Oliver
I4oekaT6. :. and friend. HIHs Alice
Creawell. Alden Dobson ana Edward
Dobson. while some .zre playing
croqueI n the lawn uIHzEH we're en-
joying ne music On IIa Yictrola.
Just before they left for IHelr respec-
tive homes hrs. HenrY Little gave
some muzIe IN the organ = which all
Joined = singing. a. expressed a
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
TRANSFERS Of REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, nARRlteE LICENSES, ETC.
Orphans,Ganrt.

Monday. July 2s.-DayId A. Snyder
ana benedict b. Snyder. acting ex=
ecntozg of Sarah .. Snyder, leceas=
ed returned an inventory Of personal
property and received orders to sell
personal property ard real estate.
Her'0ert + Leafherwood. admins
TRAITOR q May Virginia shipley, de-
ceased. reported sale Of personal
property.
Howard r. Diehl and Mervin Il
Diehl. executors Of Sarah s. Diehl
deceased. reported sale Of real es.
tate On which the Court granted IN
order n 81.
Clayton NJ CopenllaYer. surviving
executor Of Isaiah GoDenhaver, de.
ceased. received an order to sell per.
sonaI property.
Tuesday. July 29th.z=Letters OF I'D.
minlslration on the estate OF Eliza.
beth Z. copenhayer. deceased, were
granted unto Clayton II. Gopenhaver
who received an order TO notify
creditors.
Mamie n. Flohr. Administrative o.
John T. Flohr. deceased. returned m
inventory of debts. received an ordei
10 deposit and settled her first and
final account.
Truman NJ. Lowman. administrator
OF edna p. Lowman. deceased. re
turned inventories Of debts and none,
and settled his first and final account
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Jacob s. sxartz. aged 81 years.
died Sunday II his home In Hanover.
p. G. 'es and Maurice E.aTIz.
Taneytown, are brothers Of IHs de-
ceased. He va stricken with naraIy-
zla after attending church services
Sunday and dIed several hours IaIer.
MRS. Joshua :. Gorbin and dangh-
ter. Miss Ruth. last Greon street.
I'll leave Sunday for a two weeks
vacation TO visit her brother. George
=. Davis, SunIuF., Ohio.
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The beard gave Z. {. Valentine n
Rocky nidge. Nd. tie contract 70
the Immediate resnrfaeIng Of the roaa
leading from KeymaF 10 Taneytown.
The board authorized Martin D
Hess. County Treasurer. 10 borros
s50aan1 from the Farmers & Ne.
chanIes National Bunk Of Westmins
ter. ID, 10 meet current expenses.
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Mra. Blanche EIm6aII Hacker, 81
Tanner. and Mr.. Samuel :. Myers. .
Center street, were quietly married
Tuesday evening aI ne parsonage D
the Methodist Protestant church, Eaai
Mai street, by Rev Ezgar Read, pas
tor. ne only witness as the gnoom'a
brother. James |. MYers. Mr.. Ny.
ers uaa IN employee II the Advocate
until var was declared Being !
member of Company !. he was call
ed 70 JOIN hts company and left for
Admission. afterwaTd being sent to
France. He took IN active part IN
the An.onne conflict md came ont
Wit plenty of experience but 10
wounds. He has Lne best wishes d
all IHz members q ne Advocate M
on n matrimonial adventure.
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Transfers Of Iseal Estate.

Joshua G. Trayer to Alexander B.
Shnll. | acre, 2 roods and rs square
perehea, for $5.
Lloyd w. Grimm 10 b. Wallace
Shull and wife, l acre. roods and Is
square perches, for 100.
Myra I. owings and husband TO ..
Wallace Shull and wife. acre.
roods and 80 square perches. for 80.
Edwin NJ. MeIlor. Jr.. Sheriff, 10
Michael McCaffrey. BOG square feet.
for 1920.
George Il. Brown ct al to Ella l.
Brown ef al. 3 acres. for 81.
Martha E. Fogle Ct al to John !.
Vaughn. 1874 acres. Tor s26il.
Jesse Il Stoner and wife to LeonI=
das D. Pemberton and wife, n aeres.
for 80.
Robert n. Koontz and wife 10 II
Theodore Yeiser. one acre. for sio
n Theodore Yelser and wife 70
Robert \ Koontx and wife. one acre
for 30.
oorydon p. Gowman to Truman II
Ilowman. lot for $50.
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DEATHS.
Gallagher

Austin Gallagher. former Industrial
commissioner O he Western Mary-
land Railway Company, president Of
I1e Baltimore Agricultural Trans
porIa4ion Club ana widely known
among railroad men Of the East. died
Tuesday at hla sumner home. Car
roll Orchards, near this city.
Mr Gallagher severed bis connec-
ion with the railway company IL
EasL /, 1917. after service d more
Ihan 10 years. - that time the COM
pany was taken over by the Govern
ment and the Industrial department
vas abolished md The work assumed
By other departments.
Though suffering from hardening Of
the arteries, Mr. Gallagher was III
but three daYH. Surviving ars ,
widow and Hon. winslow Pierce
Gallagher.
! short funeral service Ia charge
of Rev. Edgar 7. Read will be held al
the home Saturday. August ID. II II
:. N. The remains will then b Iaken
to nreenmounl cemetery, baltimore,
aud placed IN ! receiving vault m
Ierment Will lie made later IN Nas
fork. The palIbearers will BE- Judge
James A. c. Bond. Robert s. shrIFer
Judge William i. Thomas. v. Prank
Thomas, DIR. Henr. II. Fit1hugh. IN.
y. Steele. Joseph \. Shrlver. Arthur
?. Rainey and Charles o. Clemson
:. A. Sharrer : Son. funeral direct.
ors.
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George Martin Parks and Ellen
sofTono Kraft, both of sykesville.
Walter Fern Sullivan and Ruth
EsfeIIa Bair, both . Westminster.
Chester Thomas Williams aud Dora
Elizabeth Beard. bo1h Of Westmina=
ter.
John Curtis Ellis. II boston, Mass.
and Addie NJ Sterling. nf Hampstead
Samuel Andrew Myers. Of Wssl.
minister, and Blanche KimbelI
HaeEeF. Of Tannery.
Herbert Peter 0WInEa and Mafy
Viola Ecker, both II Westminster.
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William Cline. d cnlpepper. -. i
visiting friends n this city.
MIes Ada blizzard Is spending he
saek In Baltimore with Mrs. Harry
HsTr.
Twanty-four tickets were sod -
n liar yesterday for the prszIyIer-
n reunion.
Tie bride aaa groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Miller have returned rom
heir honeymoon.
Mf. and Mrs. Russell Mowen. Center
street. have returned from ; znoTt
vacation TO pen lar.
Hiss Dorothy E4aft, E1lieolI gIIy,
IaH been awarded : scholarship -
Western Maryland College.
hrs. Fannie Golfers and famzIy,
Hagerstown. we're guests OF II. md
rs. Claude NxeTz. Pleasant VALLEY.
IIas Helen Matthews. East .aIn
HIreet has returned after a YIsII 10
Dr and Mrs. Lynn Emerson. Grunge.
:. J.
Annie, eldest daughter OF Michael
: aud Mary Horan. who died = ner
home In baltimore. was buried II
SYEesville this morning.
II. Albert u Musgrove. near
sYkesville. haz odd his farm = =
aeres. located - tie North Branch
rad. to Charles :. Kemp, OF Howard
county.
= Matthews. Pleasant Valley
Sunday schooz : :. N. Holy .om=
manIon 10 , =. 81. BenIamIHzzzz=
sunday school ;. n Divine service
: :. m ]. =. Helnecke, paaI.@.
HIss Louise Matthews has reIHzaad
= har home an HaHt Main streeI -
spending several weeks Wit Her
grandfather. =. David : en-.
sanaa Greek.
Corporal Edward :. ChreaE. IN q
- md Mra. Edward ChrezI. st
IN street. serving In the IN. =
Occupation i Germany, arrived u
=. FORK Wednesday
Ths Woman,z Missionary sozIaI. q
=. Benjalnln.s Lutheran church ii
Kola its regular monthly MEETING
Wednesday. AuHHzI ). at 10 = -
: ne home : -. Ernest LaHz..
ne sale q - Shoemaker nHana
aTIY Il harns.= Haa held yesterday
afternoon , .=..eH Ii sEaeE=.@ze
- Guy Y zZzzIa. trustees Zzz
I'm contained = acres wit zZ.zze
dwelling ana @ZHz= improvements.
= purchaser - Martin : -.
: Harney. I'D - price So =
-.
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TANEY10HN.

Harry I. Ecker haa sold his George
street property = HIchard KesaelrIng.
MIsz Pose Smith returned snnzz.
from weeks vae@IIan Hpent il Ha@=
TIeIarg. L5mofne = other points >
inIzTezt IN Pehnazzzz zls
Prof. 6. " Sanders aad wife an1
MrH. Jennie HaEa@=. - GettyahaEE.
and hrs. Mar H@HazF. u HaTna..
spent Friday 1T - Eheir brother.
.. :. Hessoh kna zzHzls.
Harry IerIez. - I'd three z1na.
q razaaic, N. !. = - guests . -
parents. j. Albert zazzzI and fzmII..
Charles KenlDaH - purchased -
Non p CuisaiI Ta@1 Ior $500.
MrH. Blanche Em.IIzer, OF IzzIIIz.
-. ! the guest ! Nrs. Mary oHspz
aler.
HIzs Lena AagzII sUee1 The we@l.z
- .IEh her rn04 mzIa. Miss naaIan
ssaTIzbaagh, Il H.H1zer
Mrz. MnrgareI EHEIar Mutton. .
baltimore, speaI - weeks end sIIl
her parents, p :. Eazlar and family.
- caFmen FavEoI. = New orIszaH.
an Hr. E @. aIIIIar. Ir.. are Aou.a
guests u the aIHs=H Hlfnie
TIE Miases HIEa.z entertained -
Monday evening ! honor of -
Carmen Favrot. = - orleaHa -.
Raymond Miller. = Baltimore. -
alse : Monday sazal Of the MlaHaH
DIraIa
:. rosa Gait ~ son, Albert. d
-. Windsor Hp@HI be weeks end
HIlH nebeFt 8 mckinney and fafnIls
MrH. Charles Izan1. OF Hanover
zn.HI ne weekz - nth her zIzIeE
II EIIIH OhlsE.
- Curtis H14zEz and sou. IoHu.
ap.nI several d. IHaI ~eek In YoTE
- ne guests Of aErz frank Long nd
MTH. 1ohn Myers
r William i. H.IudoliaT died -
Monday morning = lie home o. u
On. Norman. aTI.T n Illness Of go.
eHaI weeks as i survived by -
zonz. Norman. y Taneytown.s -
Thomas. Of BaliIEsnT.. md nne sIzIaE
ArH= Mary Fair - saa in hla III
YezT Funeral z.slHssaay morning
II ths house II 10.
=. : SauerhHm=HHf i enjoying !
s@sE.z vacation Walking over -
country talking people 70 death q
tie interest Of Insurance business
Philip Fowler. sIls and daaKhlaH
Of Baltimore, ~ IsaFi Myers ~
vie. d Westminster. eere callers :
MTH 1essla Mys9z. - Sunday zfI91.
noon.
EHxIa HyEsr - purchased =
AzTEsook Angel property. At LaaE
vie for 5000
frank Palmer - sold his Izrn
- rhaa HArner z9H 1le00
frank Eaimex aaH purchased -
IoIz from J. " XzIHEFoN ai0HH -
Westminster stsls rad and II
IuIIl
- Dorothy eHzaovilh sluasa
nurse II Mercy Hospital. Baltimore
i enjoying a YHszIzaa ST her parents
nnma here
1osaua Routz + IHerosing hla 80
sTIY = laying ) saaaFete paxauEa
! . - east side - : W. AskTInl
- IazlnK cnuzIsIe pavement !
xHaaI II their residences
- Alice Hudson an1 Miss KzIU4
rlna Aecabe. q - Eastern 7a1Ha
students az the safe SoFnAl aehasl
Tu.zon. spent lna sssk'a end II
Iohn atnller ana HIEs.
ON A Garner. sIfe and 90
Carroll and Wilson nd Miss .IaIs
Is.zIrf. Of tiaiilm.Ts. spent sunIal
- hrs. 0arusT.z mother. -
George Fogie.
-. Katherine OhIer. Mrs. Go
~ uhleT, and - uasaUway ohIs
! aHsHl Tuesday III Hra. Paul Hlne
HzI.z aaar Humps.
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IzaI1Ie.

Samuel L. Gaple died Tuesday. July
y. aged - years and IL months.
lis nearest. living relatives are 4
number OF nIeeea and nephewa. run
eral services n charge OF Rev. 1. Z.
Owens were held IT Providence MeIho-
dist Protestant church Thursday.
July S1st, at ! o'clock. and inIerment
made in adjoining cemetery. The
DaIlbearers were George Klee. Eugene
Green, Clayton Davis. Howard Zepp.
Adam Hughes and g. r. Dearborn.
i. A. Sharrer : Son, funeral direct
urn.
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Hansen.

Virginia Z. Hanson. infant dauEh-
Ier Of MFR. and MrH Guy Hanaonz died
Monday morning. July rs. Buried n
Manchester cemetery Tuesday. Iuly
.. Rev G. G. IeaIherman officiating
:. Wink's Sons undertakers.
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Amelia Sherman died at her home
n TaneytoRn Iniy IS Funeral ser.
YIee was held July s2 IN Trinity In
lhefan church b Rev. l. i. Hafar.
Inlarment in Lutheran cemetery She
i survived , one brother. Albert
Sherman. Of YoEk. Pa. and 10 Is.
Iers. Mrs. james Burlington. d Tan
eYtown, and Ms Ida Sherman. Of
Taneytown. raIIhearers were Milton
Knnns. D. ]. HeHHon. Augustus ETHhba,
Curtis Bower. :. l. Hummer md
John A. BanEard Z. o. Fusa : son
funeral directors.
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SHIpIey.

Alice " shInley died at the resi-
denee of her daughter, Mrs. Warmer
shanck, Gambler. Thursday. JuIy 81.
aged So years. J month and : days.
She leaves SIX children, Mrs. Luther
Iahn, Mrs. Robert Zahn, Mr.. leo
Davis. Mrs. Paul Wagner. Mrs. VAR
ner Shauck ana. Wesley slInley.
Funeral services N charge Of H. Il.
:. Owens viii b held Sunday. August
ID at Zion church at 2 D. m. leaving
the home II 30. The pallhsarera
viii be Harry Buckingham. John
Hook, aAnthony polster, William N.
shanck. Alfred barnes and Frank
Warehime. =. :. Shsrrer : Son.
funeral directors.
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IlIaaallar.

william MorrI. Reindollar died IT
his home IN Taneytown July 18th,
ased as years. months and = days.
Services were held al his home IN
July .20th by seth Russell UaHnia.
i survived - no sons. Norman K.
Reindollar. of Taneytoxu. md
Thomas Reindollar OF Baltimore
me sister. Mrs. Daniel Fair. q Tan.
eytown. Pailbeafers wore 10hn :
Eekard. ThoH. Wfntz A. J. 0hler
Percy ShriYef. David n. Banghman
and Augustus Helndollar E. :. Fuss
: Son fneraI directors.
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SEWER Or NO SEWER

CITY CORPORATIONS oRoEhEl : CO...
PLETE RLlzs y NOV. =, lsla,
and 70 - COMPLETE = sEB-
EnAeE sfsTEa DEC. isT. f970--i
nOTI0a 7 azTE SURVEY - Hls
BEFEATED Il REs0LUIl6E III
ADOPTtn - IHE s0Gz1 : HElLIh
TO Rfseiz1 : susFEz1 - 1ApEE
TIE HEETIHs VAS III ! FIRE.
NEWS euIInIHe BfFoHE : llaef
Crowd.
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management Announced.

Hiss Margaret F1aAFmaH, Of xork
HIreet, Manchester. entertained ; num-
HeH of friends xerY eharmIngIx n
Saturday evening. Il which the ne
engagement d HaT niece, Mis- Ezlza-
18th II. Myers nd Air Edwin Colds
borough Alcorn. ~ announced.
The gueats included the members Of
the Sunshine soeIely and Isv out
= Town guests aIIh their hozIszzes
ere Mesdamez IN. Bergman. Iaeoh
Sherman. Cha = MasenhimeT. WaI-
= Hansan. N. shamer, Haaert
sHzmer. r Z. Gregory, Clayton Turn
=. Misses Fannie Ross. Elizabeth
Herr. Emma Trump. Miriam ner.-
nan. Dora Lees9. If Manchester: les
DANES Joseph Holter, Claude :.
IeDer. Misses Anna Kraus. Elizabeth
!. Myers, IsoIIa Instnaner. MaEy
HH1Eins, Dr. lie. Mr. y. G. AIEaTn.
Master Henry uoze Leber. o. HalIl-
more. Mrs. But of Washington ana
MIza Eva Preston. Hampstead.
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Clara Is. atoeEadaIe. wife O Toblaa
:. stocksdale. died at her hone At
F1nkaburg. Tuesday. She II survived
by her husband and the following
children. Mrs. Murray shresxe. HeIs-
teratowH; Mr.. Robert Morrow. JEFF
faraon City. No Mra. Wesley Fsneil,
Mra. William I. Heatzman. hrs.
Joseph DeyilbIHH. Mrs. Harry slIIman,
Baltimore: FLOYD. Lewis and Newman
Philadelphia. nd 7. G. sfoeEzdale
Jr.. Norfolk. -. Funeral services
we're held yesterday az FInEzInrg
Methodist Protestant church. lem.
Defs OF the family were paIIIsar.ra
Rev. n. G. GIonEH officiated. Inter
menl In cemetery adjoining Ihs
church. c. : Upton & Son funeral
directors
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Mrs Rachel Elizabeth HaIsnart.
widow OF tn IaIs William HsIehaFi.
died Sunday afternoon at the home Of
her daughter. MrH. Howard HaTs. Al
Miller's Station. from complication
0f diseases. aEeI Il years.
She n survived by two children.
John Elias neIahnrt. Of baltimore.
and Mrs. Howard Hare. NJ MIIIeria
Station: two brothers. John Haaben-
aIIne. of YORK. md Cyrus nHaBen-
Htlne. Of Hanover. and one sister.
hrs. Belle HorIner. OF MiIIeH.z Sta
ton. There HTa also II gran1Enild-
ren and ErsHI= grandchildren.
Funeral. Wednesday. IT !. m.
services and InIerment at IzzzaEus
Union Church. EIneboro, He. :. 4.
IeaIherman officiating. paIfUearsra
we're David l. drown. Tshoma. lar
tn. Edward nohTbangk. Nelson Car
Talf. William HHTe and Leonard
Derkheimer. J. WInk's Sons Iusnral
directors.
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The cITan= Eaea from ne1e . lag
erstoNn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
BUSINESS GROWTH AND
BIG CROPS FORECAST
Unemployment Rare and Wages
High-Clerks and Office Mems
Pay at Standstill.

Continued growth Of business and
prospects for large staple crops this
year give a distinct tone of optimism
to the monthly statement of the
Federal Reserve Board made public
today, but this is modified by a re-
newed warning against undue specu-
lation.
I'm nearly all the districts" the
boards statement said, the opinion
is entertained that the prospects for
a successful and prosperous year, with
very large output of goods and almost
unprecedented financial returns both
to manufacturers, agriculturists and
.aborers, now are positive. The posi-
bility that speculation may be carried
too far and may exert an injurious in
fuence, aided and furthered by the
existence of free credit and specula-
tive tendencies. appears as the princi-
pal offsetting influence in the situa-
ton"
building shows continuation of the
revival noted in previous months.
Heavy buying of lumber by retailers
has become general There is much
trading in houses and business prop
erty.
No Unemployment Seen.
THE labor situation has now reach
ed distinctly advanced stage of full
employment" the boards statement
said in commenting on employment
conditions. There is apparently no
present condition of unemployment;
indeed, many industries report they
'annot get the men they need, while
wages are fully up to the past levels, O.
higher. The requirements for farm
help are absorbing surplus labor in
practically all parts of the country
There Is some surplus of unskilled
workers in some centers, but this is
not different from the condition in
normal times. No reduction in wage
scales is now foreseen.