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RULES PUT CURB ON INDUSTRIES OF THE COUNTRY
VACClNATE 900 ON SHIP.
Case ~ SmRIIpOX Discovered
Bbonrd French Liner BrittsniR.

Quarantine officials yasclnatcd near
" 1000 persons to-day when tho
French steamer Brlttania arrived form
Marseilles und the Azores with "A case
OF smallpox iu the steefagc
The steamer was held at Quarantine
FOR disinfCction after wlioh the 100
cabin passengers will he permitted to
land The 500 stCcrage travellers were
transferred to Hoffman Island for OBJ
sCrvation.
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PIttaburEh Gets No Orders and Goes
on Using Fuel.

PfTrSBURGH. Dec. s.-little was
being done In the Pittsburgh district to-
day to obey the injunction of the Gov
enment and save fuel, At the offices
Of the Railroad Administration II was
said no ordor had been received from
Washington putting fuel conservation
regulations into effect. and so far as
known there individual ana corporate
initiative was responsible for such steps
as had been taken.
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HANDY MUST DIE IN CHAIR.
Conviction Of slayer OF BrOc lIyn
Bank Officials Upheld.

ALBANY. Dec. s.-Gordon Fawcett
Handy. convicted OF the murder OF two
bank officials in Brooklyn, who is con-
fined in the death house In Sing Sins
PRISON. must die in the electric chair un-
less executive clemency is extended &c
him.
Hamby's conviction was affirmed by
the Court of Appeals to-day.
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New EnsIaad TO Get Ocean shipments
Of CanL

BOSTON, Dec. s.--Ocenn shipments
% soft coal which have been cut Off
from New Englend for three days, win
DO resumed within a day or two. The
New England subcommittee on coal
has obtained fg1m the central com
Inlttee 81 WaThington permission for
tse lonoinG q forty oArgoes ror this
~ bassea VII be loaded az New
> sl6.
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HOW FUEL RULES AFFECT CITY;
BIG HANDICAP ON ALL BUSINESS
Continued From Page one)


others
rcads
mo cabaret, hal, hall bowling shall permitted
TO uso lights between T.. NJ II r. NJ"
Very few pool halls bowling alleys
Hight the daytime Such those which artificial light
day will
o'clock in the
Dance hasOnd presumed that by halls all
used
the Afternoons unless they substitute candles
necInc
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conservation measures crippled many
Industrial plants In this city and in
Minneapolis and caused annulment
OF many passenger trains, but no
shortage OF coal for household use
was reported except in Montana. The
big Minneapolis flour mills have been
operating part time on water power.
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Volunteer Miners, Refused board
buy House.

BEAR CREEK, Mont. Dec. s,--Store-
keepers here refused to sell supplies to
volunteer miners who began TO dig coal
Ia a nhne OF the Bear Creek Company.
Refusal OF the keepers OF a boarding
house to furnish accommodations TO the
men resulted Ia the purchase OF the
place to be operated by the volunteers.
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tained In the plan had been made
known this morning. II was prompt
ly accepted by the officials OF the
miners union. subject to ratification
OF the se.mtc Committee.
Persons who talked with the dis
trIct officials were confident that any
proposal approved by President Lewis
and MIR. Green would be acceptable
10 the majority OF the Executive
Board.
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AdSibert to Tive Nesr E1-Ka,.er.

AMERONGEN. Dec. 9.-(By the As
ISOLATED Press) Reports are current
that a house will he built near Ameron-
gen on ground leased from Count BEN
tinck for one OF the sons OF the former
Emperor William OF Germany. II Is said
that this son will probably b. Prince
Adelbcrt.
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Centre College 10 Meet Hnrvnrd Eleven
In In2n.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. s.-Centre
College Of Danville, KY, will play the
Haryard eleven at Cambridge Mass. on
Oct 23 next. according to announce
ment by Centre authorities tonight.
played this season.
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Many Plants Crippled and weather
Very Geld.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. a--Tem-
peratures as low as 81 below zero
prevailed over the northwest yester.
60. W..a continued cold fofocast. Fuel
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Dny Asks - Prr Cent. Hnisc nj Syrn-
cusc IuINcrsItN

port to the Board OF Trustees. chan
cellor James II. Day. OF Syracuse Uni
versity, recommended salary increases
Of 3S per cent for educators at the
university.
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wan Devise Means for SAVING sofa
Coal Upstate,

ALBANY, Dec. "a COMMITTEE ap-
pointed by the Upstate Public Service
Commission to devise ways and mea MS
to save soft coal was TO meet here this
afternoon.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ATTHE TICK OF THECLOCK
By DR.. BERTHoLD A. BAER.

Had the United States waited for volunteers, the
great world war would probably not be over
Had the Of affairs waited for opportunity to
knock at his door, he would most likely not have met
her. AS it were he went after her and found her half
way. . ~
Had science stood still, would still burn talow.
Recently attended a concert and listened to four
different compositions from four different masters,
The subject Of all Of which Death" Each COM
position and each artist vociferousy applauded.
Speak of Death" in society, and you are put in a
class with an undertaken" Who ever coined that
word undertaken" and what does it really meanG
Neither Frank z. Campbell nor The Funeral
Church 'undertakers"
The Funeral Church is the nations institution for
buyidls and crCmGtionS.
Frank f. Campbell supplies the needful for the
deinised In most ethical beautiful and buslneSSike
Both combined Frank E, Campbell and The
Funeral Church fill that gap that yawned In this
greatest Of all cities; the proper Of the demlsed
whatever hiS station In life might have been,
At every tick OF the clock being Is created, II Is
said. q soul 10 called,
Humanity from day to day gets more enlightened
People, who In former years turned their heads when
passing The Funeral Church, now enter voluntarily
They look Into llfe's twilight with open eyesI they
prepare for their sunset that when their dear
ones stand at their bier they will remember every act
of goodness performed, every true and beautiful ward
spoken,
At every tick Of the eleeh being is created it is
said soul Is called,
Are you prepared?
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To curs a cold in on. n.r

axe LAXATIyl; BftlMQ Q1iNINE fTaslrnI,
iho CoLl. y, w dnovES sTnSrurs On sASj
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DIED..

LIrrHAuEn--HnnM CAMPBELL
ruSGRAL ciIrrnH, Broadway, OstA
st., wednesday, p,Ao r. Al,
PosTI.EY,-v-JoHS, NJ CAMPBELL
rtINnRAL CHURCH, Broadway, odth
st., Tuesday, 10 A, II,
sUI4ILvAN,-rnpwAnh dAMrhhii.
FUNERAL CHURCH BWay, 0oth ST.
Auspipsa AaIsEs' Fund,
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lesI. yqYNP, AMP .HsN.AHes,
LOST, IhRS-tpsh atAaeEp ,Haa EiStiHgs hai
Igk 4 ed HISSdSKSi hsSsrd, Wilson, iSi
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USED eARe Fos eALE

W!s. !!s....s. .E4 -, 3, 81 'VSstss g. g.. !.
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ACTS OF THE ARRESTS KEEP
SECRET As POSSIBLE.

All that Mr.. GaskIll would say
was that his men had shadowsd
white and the woman for several
weeks and that other sensational ar
rests would follow,
From the nature q the erins. IL
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-1&TStE,.

MI. Roland Bale, Of Medford
spending a few days with Mr. Ray
Brown.
Mrs. Martha Phillip has returned
home after spending some time Wlrh
her SON, MIR. Grammer Phillip, q
Warfieldsburg.
Mrs. Alfred Linton is better AZ this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buckingham
visited Mr.. Howard zepp Sunday.
MI. Jesse w. Shipley and daugn-
ter, Beatrice, visited Mrs. Joseph
Babylon Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Barnes spent Tuesuay
with Mrs. Martha Phillip.
Harmony Grove will hold IT,
Children's Day service June 10 be-
ginning at 2.3O o'clock. Everybody
welcome.
Gist has organized fast ball team
and would like to hear from all teams
in the county.
We are having lots of rainy
weather, putting the farmers back.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. *. Grimes spenl
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Altree
Linton Sunday.
Harmony Grove will hold its fes-
tiyal July y, beginning at > o'clock
Benefit of church.
Bethesda will hold its Children
Dav service June 10, beginning a
eight d. m. All are welcome
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A Delightful Reunion.

a delightful reunion was held sun
day at the home of M J. Wilhide,
near Detour, in honor OF Mrs. Will
hides mother, Mrs. J. A. Haugh. At
noon all were invited to the dining
room to partake Of "a sumptuous
dinner which was heartily enjoyed
by all. The day was pleasantly spent
many incidents Of childhood days be-
ing recalled. The guests were then
served delightful supper, after
which they departed thanking their
host and hostess for the pleasant day
spent. Those present were WI. r. Will
hide and family, Mrs. j. A Haugh,
Detour; Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Flicking-
Eer, Frederick; Levi Flickinger, York;
Rufus Flickinger, son Raymond and
wife, near New Windsor; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Flicllinger, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Dunlap, Baltimore Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Flickinger, Walkersville
Mrs. John Fogle, son, Bethoran,
Union Bridge; Mrs. Stewart Hartman,
sons, Ezra and Hugh, Ray Doyle
Caoetown; Mr.. and Mrs. Helmet. son
Edgar, Mrs. Sylvester Fogle and
Irvan Berger, Hagerstown. and Mrs.
+. Warren, Detour.
t
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SYKESVILLE.

Mr.. VIM. Chipley was called tC
Washington Tuesday by the serious
illness of his mother Mrs. Steven
Chipley.
Mrs. John Morris entertained the
Up-to-Date card club Monday after
noon.
There has been several cases OF
scarlet fever with children in our
town.
Mrs. James Wheatly spent Tuesday
in Ellicott City attending trial.
Mrs. VIM. Gather and son, Ralph,
visited Baltimore last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, of Bal
timore, have been recent visitors to
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Wilson.
Chaplain and Mrs. Claude Layffeld
of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Harris of Montana, who have been
visitors to their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harris, have returned to
their respective homes.
Mrs. Carrie Herring entertained
last Friday afternoon the pupils and
teachers, Of Sykesville school.
Mrs. d. W. Dean entertained few
friends at cards on Tuesday after
! noon in honor of her guest, Mrs
Cogswell, Of Oswego, N. Y.
Mrs. Eugene Berry was operated
on at the Maryland University Hos
pital, Baltimore last Wednesday ant
! Us reported as doing nicely.
/ Little Gladys CLANCY, Of Baltimore
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STATEHOOD.

Mrs. Ella M Shipley Of Paramount,
has purchased Q new CheVrolet I'VE
passenger touring car.
Mr.. Lester s. Patterson, Morgan
Heights Farm, has purchased a new
Ford touring car.
Remember the strawberry and ice
cream fete at the j. Y. Y. e. M. nal
Saturday, May 31st
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday school will hold its
annual Children's day service in the
church Sunday afternoon, June 18th
at 8 O'Clock, instead of June list As
formerly announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freyman, son
Russell, daughters, Emily and Mae
and Mrs. Charles w. Arnold, Jr., OF
near Statewood; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Liockard, daughter, Naomi, sons,
George and Gordon, spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 0.
Lockard, of SmallwOod.
Misses Mae, Mary and Pearl
Brothers, of Baltimore and Walter r.
Naylor Of Reisterstown, spent from
Saturday afternoon until Sunday with
Mrs. Mary z. Brothers.
Andrew j. Raver, of near Louis
Vile, has purchased a new Chevrolet
touring car.
VIM. Frizzell, of near Statewood,
has purchased new Ford touring
car.
Henry Todd Ford, soldier boy, ar
rived from over seas last week and
surprised his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan Ford, Deer Park Road,
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BENNERSYILLE.

Mrs. Samuel Tucker and children
are spending a week in Baltimore
visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Little and
daughter, Anna, and Paul, Of Medford,
spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Al
fred Young.
Mr.. William e. Flickinger and wife
and daughter, Alice, of Frizellburg,
spent Sunday evening with David X.
Miller and family.
Mr.. Keener Bankard and family
spent Sunday with Harry Keefer and
family, Of Uniontown.
Mr.. Samuel o. Miller spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Strevig, OF
Westminster.
Mrs. Mollie Young spent Monday
with Mrs William Little.
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UNIONTOWN.

Mrs. Anna Babylon returned the
past week from visit to her son
Mr.. VIM. Babylon, and family, of near
Frizellburg.
Mrs Carroll Weaver and daughter
Miss Mary Louise, of Baltimore, are
spending the summer. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Weaver.
Mrs. Myers Englar motored to
Washington, d. O., accompanied by
Mrs. Rose Repp, Mrs. Devilbiss and
Misses Catherine Bowers and Eliza
Zollickoffer to attend the funeral OF
Mrs Mollie Sanford.
Messrs. Frank and Ben Hoffman
formerly Of Uniontown, called on
Miss s. e. Weaver on Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Shelly and
Miss Emily Shelly, Miss Sims and
Miss Michaels.
Mrs. Mary c. Cookson entertained
on Friday Mrs Martha Singer and
her guests, Miss Rebecca Thomas and
Miss Grace Firor, of Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Arrison, Of Fred
erick, was the week S end guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Lanye Shaw of Black
Oak Spring.
Miss Lucille weaver Oh WeSImlns-
ter, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Bernard Pinning and children,
Of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob Price.
DR.. and Mrs Luther Kemp enter
tanned the past week Rev. a. H.
Ranch, D. D., of Washington, d. O..
and Rev. James r. Berger Of Balti-
more, while the Chassis of the Re
formed church was in session at
Baust church.
Rev. and Mrs. Willard Saltzgiver
and son, Burns, Of Parkville, called
on friends in town on Wednesday
and were the guests Of MIR. and Mrs
B. l.. Cookson.
Rev. Mr.. Petra the new pastor OF
the Uniontown Lutheran charge, will
preach in the Uniontown church on
Sunday evening, June !, at s o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. COokson and
Mrs. Fielder Gilbert attended the 5Oth
anniversary of the Masonic Order OF
Union Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Smith and son,
Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Englar,
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Repp at
tended the silver anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Steele, Of near Frederick,
on Thursday evening of the past
week.
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has been spending a week with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs Geefse
Schrade.
Mrs. VIM. Shipley, who has been
visiting the last month with relatives
at Marion Station, Eastern Shore' mas
returned to her home.
The people of the upper part OIL
Sykesville are rejoicing over the
prospect of getting Central avenue
paved. Tt certainly does need t.
Mr.. James B. George, who spent
the winter in Baltimore, has return
ed to his home here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mantz Curley, VINO
have spent some time il SykesYllle'
have moved to Coatesville, Pa.
News was received here this week
of the death OF, little Joseph Kesshler
son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM kessnler,
of Alabama Mrs. Kesshler was MISS
Nellie Berrett.
Private ]. Allen Redmiles, Of Camp
Meade, was weeks end guest III
Sykesyille.
Miss Dora Kohls, of Baltimore, ana
Lieut.. Charles Kohls, OF the Navy
are visitors at their parents nome
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kohls.
Miss Dorothy DeVries Of western
Maryland College, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert DeVries.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bennett and
daughter, Lou, have recently been
visiting Mr.. Benefits sister, Mrs.
Thos. Roberts, of Laurel.
The many friends of Rev. G. c.
Cook were glad to see him in Sykes
vile last Saturday. Rev. Cook was
a former pastor Of St. Pauf's Metho-
dist church, in Sykesyille.
Miss Clara Weller, OF Hagerstown
is spending some time with Mrs VIM.
I Melville.
The little son Of DR.. and Mrs. John
Kohrner, who has had infantlle par
alysis, is, improving and can now use
his limbs.
The canning factory is getting busy
and expects to give employment to
many this summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ely and child
rem visited Mr.. Ely's brother, at Mt.
Airy Sunday, who leaves for trip
to California this week.
MIR. Levi Barnes is on the sick list.
/ Mrs. VIM. Bennett has returned TO
her home much benefited by three
weeks stay at Maryland General Hos
pital, Baltimore.
Locust are getting plentiful around
here.
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TANEYTOWN.

E. E. Smith and family entertainer
the following last week: Hezekaan
Boetler. of Jefferson, Thomas L.
Shoemaker, wife and son, Robert
ID. N. Ramsburg, of LewistoWn, IL
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. }. A.
p. Garner.
Russell Quinn, who recently return
ed from over seas, Is the guest or MS
brother, Father III. A. Quinn.
Ell. Carroll Lester and family, OF
Baltimore, are the guests OF ner
parents, Noah r. Cutsail and wife.
Mrs. Arthur Coombs returned TO
her home in Hagerstown on Saturday
after visiting friends here.
Prof. J. Hunsberger, wife ana
niece spent Saturday in York.
ii. @. Brendle and family spent
Sunday with his parents In Hanover
@. o. Fuss and wife gave a dinner
On Sunday in honor Of their son,
Merwyn and wife. Those present
were Merwyn c. Fuss and wife, John
Marker and wife, of Markers Mill,
and C. o. Fuss and wife.
Mrs. Chas. G. Brown and daush-
ter, Miss Grace, spent the weeks
end with her brother, VIM Hawk
and family
Mrs. Frank Clingan, Of York, is
the guest of her son, Robert.
Carrie Winter, who has been quite
i'll with pneumonia, is improving.
Zanna Myers, who recently return
ed from over seas, is the guest OF his
parents, John W. Myers and family.
Mrs. Augusta Bankard, of near
Westminster, is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. o. ID. Sell.
J. w. Nusbaum fell from the ice
plant building ON Monday, bruising
himself considerably.
DIR. Artie Angel and son, OF near
Baltimore, spent the weeks end with
friends here, and with his mother
Mrs. Ernest Angel visited his
brother, Ernest, at SabiHasv1lle
Sanitorium.
We were glad to note in the Mon
day papers that quite number OF
our boys who were in France have
arrived at Newport News. We hope
that they will all arrive home during
the week.
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Mrs. Belle Bortner visited friends
and relatives at Frederick from Sat
urday until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rinehart and
children, Mr. and Mrs David Rine-
hart and children, of near Chenille,
Pa, and MIR. and Mrs. George Rine-
hart and Mr.. and Mrs. Allison, Ct
Hokes, visited Mi. and Mrs Henry
Rinehart Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes and
children, OF Manchester visited John
!K. Miller and family Sunday.
John Dell, of Baltimore, visited
here recently.
Mrs. Martha Hoffnagle is entertain
ing her children from Baltimore.
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SYKESVILLE.

lEiss Margaret Arlington, OF Gwynn
Elk, spent the weeks end with MISS
Nellie Gather
4 Mrs. Harry Weer and Miss L1llye
Wheatley spent Friday in Baltimore.
Miss Helen Etzler spent the week 3
end i'm Baltimore.
Mrs. Nathan Hobbs spent the
weeks end with Mrs. Chas. Day, Of
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merceron, of
Towson, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton DeVries.
Mr.. Chas. Adams, OF HagerstoWn'
spent the weeks end with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson ana
daughter are the guests Of MIR. Chas.
Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Selby, of German
town, were the Sunday guests of Mr'
and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Messrs. w. r.. Hammond, IT., and
George Kelly, motored to Louisville
XIV, where they spent a week.
Miss Mary Melville, Of Annapolis
ia spending a week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Melville.
Chaplain and Mrs. Claude Leyfield
Of Norfolk, are the guests Of MT
and Mrs. John Harris.
Miss Lulu Day Is spending a week
with her aunt at Brunswick, Md.
Miss Louise Bennett spent the
weeks end with her cousin, MISS
Elizabeth Gosnell, OF Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnes, q
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Levi Barnes.
Miss Lillian Schultz, of Baltimore
snent the weeks end with her par
ants MT. and Mrs. l.. P. Schultz.
Mrs, Eugene Berry is at the Mary
land University Hospital to undergo
an operation.
Mrs. w. A. Ridgely, Of Glenwood'
is the guest of her son, Mr. James
Ridgely. ), ,-
Mrs. David w. Deane has as her
guest, Mrs. Charlie Cogswell, or Us
Wego. N. Y. Mrs. Deane entertained
at Five Hundred card party on
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her
guest. The guests were Mrs. Millard
Weer, Mrs. Able Norris, Mrs. James
O. Ridgely, Mrs. Robert Swain, MRS.
Robert Graham, Mrs w. K. Marshall,
Mrs. Charlie Cogswell, of OsWego, IN.
v. and Misses Frances and Ida Jones.
Misses Nellie and Alice Bennett en-
tertained a few of their friends on FIJI
day evening. Those present were MISS
a. Fife Wbeatley, Nellie Gather, Mar
earet Arlington, Rose Ways, Lulu
Day. Mrs. Geo. Gardiner, Geo. ways,
Wilbur Jenkins, Lester Phekps, Mel
Vile Gather, Richard Bennett ana
Robert Day.
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SANDYVILLE.a

Preaching and communion services
were held at Sandy Mount last Sum
day morning. The church went over
the top in the Million Dollar Cam
paiSn.
Christian Endeavor this Sunday
night at o'clock. N.
Don't forget the County Christian
Endeavor Convention, which will be
held at Finksburg church next We'd
nesday and Thursday A good pro-
gram has been arranged.
The. w. @. T.. Y. met at the home Of
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold last Thursday
afternoon Important business was
transacted, after which the Flower
Mission superintendent rendered a
short program and reported having
sent a number of bouquets to the
sick and hospital.
MI. and Mrs Clarence Glover en-
tertained a number Of friends Sunday.
Mr.. Plus Little and son, Joseph
Of Westminster spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold.
Mr.. Dennis Greene is spending a
couple weeks with his brother ID
Indiana.
Mrs. Lena Shilling visited friends
in Westminster several days this
week.
The weather was very warm Tues
day being IS in the shade.
The heavy rains last week caused
the farmers much extra work as
corn fields washed badly and had to
be replanted.
The caterpillars seem to have ap-
peared rather than locusts.
Mt. and Mrs Emory Zepp, Dr..
James Zepp and Mr.. Theodore Bitzel,
spent Sunday with Mr. Covinston
Tnnn apG fnypilv T1arJ-cyi11p