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LARGE PUBLIC SALE
- OF i.
Agricultural Implements
On TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1919.

On TUESDAY, MARCH e. 1919.
Gasoline engines. wagons from
horse TO tons capacity, Ford truck.
Corn King and New Idea manure
spreaders, DeerinB mowers. Superior.
Empire and Farmers Fayorite Grain
drills. double row corn planter. syraz
euse. Wizard and Oliver sulkey md
walking plows, riding and walking
eultlTators. disc hArrowa. 1mboden
roller and harrows combined. spring
tooth aud lpeg tooth harrowa. Feed
Mills. Lot OF Second hand Machinery.
Deering Standard binder tvlne and
many other articles not mentioned.
sale In begin az 1870 O'Clock.
Il. MILTON knIG.
LlttlesloHn. -.
Meh Il Il
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Mrs. Mary Jane Ennis. aged y
years, five months and aIx days. died
at the home of her daughter. hrs.
Lucas. SykesYllle. March about $40
-. M, of cancer. She rs twice mar
ried. She Is survived b the follow
ing children: George !. Thomas. Park
Mills; O. B. Thomas and Richard
Thomas. both Of Donhs: hrs. Lucas.
SykesyilIe.
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MIsa Marguerite Kaufman, Woods
boro. visited her sister, Mrs. Joshua
GroaHnIekle.
Mis- Madge Cover, Keymar, Il
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. D Diller.
MrH. Raymond Martz, Westminster
: visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. :. Urosgnlckle, near here.
robert Wood. Arlington visited
relatives here.
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Corporal James Myers. son of the
late and Mrs. =. Riley Myers, Center
street. has been mustered ont of SER
vice and has returned to his home.
Mr.. Myers haH again opened his
jeweIry store 1t the same stand as
when he LETT.
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ANOTHER LEBANON LADY p1AIs.
ES TONALL FOR It's MISf
VIQTITrC

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| felt II my duty IN eI.a N endorse
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N THE ORPHANS COURT Or
: CARROLL COUNTY.
February Term 1919

February Term 1919.
Estate Of Mary 8. Bardweli. deceased.
On application. Il 10 ordered. this 18th day d
Hzreh. 1919. that the sals of real estate q
nary s. Bardweil late Of Carroll County. dee Z.
made bY George A. Shower. EKsetoF q Ika
lat WIN and Testament Of said deceased. nd
The day reported TO this Court b. the zzlz
Executor. be ratified and confirmed. unless eaHas
b shown u the contrary on or before the md
Manday flth day Of April, next. provided :
eapY Of this order be inserted for three successive
Hseks IN sogne newspaper printed and published
n Carroll county. before the lat Monday. 7Ih
Day Of April. next.
The report states the amount Of sals 70 b
/, aoI00.
SOLOMON MYERS
THOMAS J. HAINES JudEsz
MOSES j. N. TR0xEIsL.
True Copy. Test
WILLIAM ARTHUR
Hr 14=5t Register Of Wills for Carroll County.
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Mr. and mn9. :. J. Shorb visited DR.
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REpoRT OF rng CONDITION

or The Wessminster Deposit d Tf7si Com
pany at WestmfHsier, IN he SAT- NJ
i, MARYLAND. al Ehs close Of tslsinszs
Marek 4. 1919.
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xals n Maryland, COUNTY n nuTHaH.
L JAS. pEARRE WAHTz. Cashier d the
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above statement : Izua y u. 1T Of ny
knowledge and belief.
Jas. pEARRE HzHTz. Cashier.
Subscribed and sHorn 10 nzIoTe NJ Ihia 18th day
Of March, 1919.
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CHARLES a.zFoUTz.
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The evening world., 1919-01-20
SOCIALISTS IN HUNGARY
ENTER new CABINET
Berinkey Forms Ministry Under
Direction Of President
karolyi.

BEiNE, Jan. 2O.-The Socialists in
Hungary. according TO telegram from
the Hungarian Press Bureau. hlve de-
cIded to enter a Cabinet headed by
FORMER Minister OF Justice Bernkcy, in
which they will collaborate with the
non-Socialist parties. The Socialists. il
is added. would receive the portfolios
.ot War. Interior and Public Instruction.
Another telegram from Budapest says
that Count Karolyi. the President Of the
Hungarian Republic. has lntrustel NJ
Berlnkey with the formation OF min
stry' and that the following Cabinet
has been named:
Premier and Minister OF Foreign AZ
ia!rs, Minister OF Justice and Minister
of Nationality. N. Berinkey; Minister OF
the Interior, NJ. Macy :. Minister Of FL
nance, NJ Szende. Minister OF Com
merce. VI. German; Minister OF War, VI.
Boehn; Minister OF Agriculture. NJ.
Buza Minister of Provisioning. NJ. Bal
oghy Minister OF Social Assistance, NJ.
Peidll; Ministers without portfolios. VI.
VASE. stephen Szabo. NJ. Krajnl and NJ.
kunnssy.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
WILSON LUNCHEON GUEST
OF THE FRENCH SENATE;
GREETED IN HIGH STATE
President Of Legislative Body
EuligileS American ana
His Ideals.

PARIS, Jan. 2O-Prcsidcnt Wilson
was the guest OF the French Senate at
u luncheon to-day He was greeted
by Antonin Dubost the President,
who made an eulogistic address. in
which he said that the Senate well
coined the President and his ideals.
President Wilson drove directly
from the Foreign office, where he had
been attending the meeting OF the
supreme Council, TO the Luxembourg
Palace, where the luncheon Palace,
where the luncheon took place. lie
was accompanied by Premier Clemen-
ceau. President Poincare was one OF
the guests at the luncheon, as were all
the French Cabinet members, the
members of the Senate. Paul Des-
chanel. tho President Of the Chamber
OF Deputies, and Marshal Foch.
President Wilson was received with
great ceremony. The Republican
Guard, in dress up torHi, was. drawn
up in The Court .ot oIInor, \, fanfare
Of drums and trumpets marked this
Presidents appearance. ,1Er1s 'was
followed by the playing OF the Amer
lean National anthem.
The luncheon was served in the
Salon dcs Conferences. formerly the
throne room OF the Bourbon Kings,
Tho American guests included Sec
rctary Of State Lansing, Henry white,
Gen. Taskcr II. Bliss, Rear Admiral
] Robert Woods Bliss, American
Charge d'Affairs, and President Will
sons two stonographers.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
NEW JERSEY BALKS
BURL[SON'S ORDER
AS TO PHONE RATES
CONTINUED from Frs, paEo)

station TO station" rate. The mes
scngcr call' is the samc as the "ap-
pointmcnt" rate
The report charge is about ono
fourth OF the station to station" rate
and is made on all toll calls other
than those made on station TO sta
tion" basis where the connection is
established but conversation is not
held.
The minimum "ncrson TO person"
rate is 20 cents, the minimum zap
pointment" rate IS cents and the
minimum messenger CALI rate 25
cents,
New night rates applying TO calls
made on station TO station" basis
are also 10 go into effect. For toll
calls between $50 L. NJ. and midnight
the charge is about one half the sta
tion to station" day rate. Tho charge
for calls made between midnight and
40 \. NJ. Is about ono-tourth the day
rate.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
BERLIN WARNS RUSSIAN
BOLSREVIKl TO CEASE
SUPPORTING SPARTACANS
Has "Irrefutable Proof" That Au-
thonties There Supplied
Money 70 Reds.

BERNE. Jan. 2o.-The German
Government has sent note 10 tnc
Russian Bolshevik Government pro-.
testing against the support given the
Spartacans by the Bolsheyik.
The German Government declares
IL is in possession OF "irrcfutable
proofs" Of the attitude OF the BolshC-
wiki and says that the revolutionists
who intended "to overcome the Ger
man people" were paid with money
officially supplied by the Russian
authorities. Russian official repre-
sentatives in Germany, 1t is said, took
an active part in the revolutionary
movement.
The note says that the German
Government will take vigorous meas
ures against the Russians who aidet
the insurgents and are still support,
ing them.
The National Ministry OF Finance II
said 10 have asked Berlin banks e
report on deposits belonging TO mem
bers OF the Spartacus League ar theii
wives. The ground is taken, il is
said, that such moneys are Russian
Government funds and subjcc, to
eonflscation.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
EBERT WON'T SIGN
PEACE EXCEEDING
WILSON'S POINTS
German Chancellor Says Spar
tacanS Are Crushed, but
People Must BE Fed.

" 'FF@Vr INV ny NNt 'Nfn IFNNl
BERLIN, Jan. 1s.-Chancellor
Ebert declared to-day that Germany
will do everything TO comply with
peace conditions based on President
Wilson's fourteen points, but that II
the Allies make further demands he
will not take the responsibility ot
signing the peace terms.
lie said Germany needs peace i'm
mediately that she may get food and
materials so her people can 80 To
work. Ho declared the Spartacans
lost their revolt and no further seri-
Gus outbreaks will occur II the poo
pie arc fed. II they are not fed. he
said, Two must be ready for any
thing"
I'VE must have a fair peace" de-
clared Ebert. I'VE stand on Presl-
dent Wilson's platform. which was
the basis on which VIC signed tho
armlsticc. We Will do everything to
comply with conditions founded on
his points, II Is possible, though, that
the enemy viii make further dc-
/ mandS Germany cannot accept
them. could not take the RESPONSE
biIity for signing tho peace terms In
that case. couldn't take the consc.
quences, and ] would resign. ] don,
know what would happen after that
The evening world., 1919-01-20
RENT STRIKE SENDS
MANY INTO Street
DESPITE BIG FUND
Thirty-TwO Bronx Families
Prepare to Move in Protest
Against Raise.

Three of the thirty-two families in
the apartments owned by w. u. ltel-
lcrs at Nos $50, $50 and SCI East i72d
street were cvictcd 10y city Marshal
Donnely OF the Bronx to-day ;or nor
payment OF rent. Donnclly said the
rest would be cvictcd ir they diIut
pay their rent Immediately.
Tho plan was to oy,ct four families
to-day. hut Abraham Stutnjkcr, ono
Of tho four, explained That his wife
did not feel well enough to move. And
since he is Nico President ot the
Greater Now Yor, Tenants League.
organized for defense against land
lords. the excuse was accepted. Also,
Stutnikcr, as chairman of the ten
ants committee in this particular
fund" composed OF the rents that the
tenants would not pay 90 tho land
lord, but did deposit with their chair
man.
Tho three tenants whose furniture
was deposited on the sidewalk and
thence taken to a store room are sam
.ucl Malamut, Bernard Glaub and
Hyman Rocket.
The origin Of the trouble, tire ten
ants say, is the announcement by the
landlord, through h.s agent. Jacob
Lcitncr, OF an increase IA rents, tho
Increase being dollar q month sor
each room Another cause or st.t'c
was the demand that the tenants s.gu
leases.
The landlord says me has to got
more rent because he renovated the
rooms ana increased the hot water
supply.
There was little excitement IN th"
neighborhood, but some cries ~
"scab" were heard when prospective
tenants were led around 10y the jlrl-
tor to look over the -yct-yacatcd
apartments.
Early to-day the members OF the
thirty-two fam lies bundled Their
personal belongings into bags and
grips and went out on the sidewalk
to await the arrival OF the Marshal.
They sat with babies on their knees
wrapped in shawls and blankets.
Most OF the occupants arc clothing
factory employees. some OF whom
have been on strike. Others have
i,an pppplaypJ ia f..t,ri,u , l,fpr-
Government work. orders for which
have been cancelled.
Justice Morris in the Bronx Mu-
niCipd. Court issued thirty-twO dis
possess orders last Friday.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
HO8OKEN DRUGGIST SHOT
IN HIS STORE At MONDAY
Victim Is Reported Dying-ASSail-
ant FleeS, and Suspect Is Ar
"'b rested Nearby. :

Charles Hfdebrandc, druggist. ~ No
goo. Garden Street Hobokcn, was shot
ny an unknown man while standing be-
mind a counter Of his store at noon to-
day Physicians at Christ Hospital.
where he was taken. said he would not
live.
Persons in the next block heard a
shot and saw a man run from tho store
toward Third Street and Park Avenue.
Th'v described this man as Of medium
height and wearing gray ovcrcoat and
fedora hat.
few minutes later in a saloon at
Third street and Park Avenue Detcc-
tiVos Clark and Koppel'mon arrested a
man who answers the description in
every detail except one detail Of cloth
ing. lie denied knowledge Of tho
shooting.
Tho police believe that the motive of
the murder was robbery, but that the
assailant was frightened away.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
WILSON SENDS SYMPATHY
TO KING ON DEATH OF SON
Prince John of England Dies I'M
eXpectedly Before Parents
Can Be Summoned.

LONDON. Jan. 2o.-Prcsident Wilson
has sent a telegram OF sympathy to King
George on the death OF his youngest son.
Prince John.
The death Of Prince John came so un-
eSpectedly Saturday night that there
was no time for the nurses to summon
the King and Queen Mary to his bed
side
In recent years the delicate health Of
Prince John made It necessary that he
always have an attendant. lie was never
s"en on public occasions with the other
members OF the royal family, but lived
IN comparative privacy at Frogmore
House, Windsor, or at Sandringham
Palace.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
WANTS PEACE DELEGATES
TO UPHOLD SEAMEN'S ACT
Andrew FuruSeth Fears Interna-
tionll Legislation to Abroga,e
l.. S. Law.

PARIS, Jan. 2o.-America's position
as strong maritime nation depends
on tho ability of It's peace delegates
to uphold the high standard OF work
ing conditions effected by the Am
crican scamcn's act Andrew Furu-
seth, General Secretary Of the Am
cr,ean Sonmcn's Union, said to-day.
FHruscth fears that other nations.
particularly GrCu: Britain, may at
tempt 10 obtain international lcg.s.
lau"n that would abrogatr tho Am
crlcan scdmon's act. but be is conf -
dent tho American delegation viii on
pose any such move.
Representative Of soamcn from ul
parts Of tho world VIII meet iu Lon.
don Feb q 60 consider questions al
foCtiuE their interests.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
HELD AS ROBBER SUSPECT.
Police say $4,000 in Jewels Were
Found ON Philadelphia Man.

Leo J. Gale OF Philadelphia was ar
ragncd before Magistrate McQuald to-
day as a suspect IN connection with the
robbery Of the O. J. O'Noiu jcwclry
store in Philadelphia and held IN 1000
bail for further examination wednesday.
Gale was searched yesterday by de-
te,tives when he asked where he could
ind a pawnshop open on sunday, Forty
one diamond rings, valued at $4,000,
were found In his possession, tho police
say. The robbery was committed Lst
Thursday evening. when the store win
dow was broken,
The evening world., 1919-01-20
HOLD BOLSHEWSTS
ACCUSEDOF PLOT
TO MURDER wilson
Arrests in Switzerland Reveal
Plans to Slay Clemenceau
ani Lloyd George Too.

GENEVA, Jan. -. - German am
Russian Bolsherisis said to have
been concerned In plot to assassi-
nate President Wilson and certain OF
the Allied statesmen have been ar
rested BY the Lausanne police. They
are declared to have hecn on their
way to Paris, bearing false pass
ports and supplied with German
money.
The Bolshcvsts under arrest"
says the Lausanne Gazette. plotted
against The lives Of Premier Clemen.
ceau, President Wilson ana Premier
Lloyd George The plot was backed
by German gold"
The evening world., 1919-01-20
GERMAN CHARTER
J GIVES RE|CHSTAG
SOLE WAR POWER
Details Of Proposed New Ger
man Constitution Now
Made Public.

LONDON. Jan. 20 Details Of tho
proposed now constitution for Ger
many drawn up recently at a con'e--
cncc OF widely known authorities on
constitutional law, including Hugo
Prcuss. state Secretary Of the Interior
in the Ebert Government, arc given IN
an official wireless despatch sent ont
from Berlin and picked up here.
II states that the Empire ls 90
consist of ltg former componcu.
states; besides amy territories w1ioh,
ny virtue OF tho right of soif-dctcr-
minItion. desire to be received into
tho Empire.
Tho despatch declares that tho poo
pie have the right. regardless ~ fpr-
NOR frontiers, 20 erect now German
free states within the Empire. pro-
viding any such free state has n pop
ulation Of 100000. n the people Of
a border country wish to join the
German Empire. the assent Of the
German people shall be required.
Tho Imperial President who is 10
he elected by tho people, must be
thirty y-fiyc years Of arc and mus.
have been n citizen Of Germany for
ton years before his election. lie will
bN elected BY an absolute majority ~
all tho votes Of tho Empire. Tho
Prcsidon. will represent tho Empire,
but declarations ~ war or conClu-
sions OF peace rest with the Rcict.j.
tag. Treaties with foreign states re-
qurc tho assent ~ the Rcichst1r.
AS soon as a League of Nations, the
object OF which is tho exclusion ~
secret treaties. has been formed, all
treaties with the league shall require
tho assent Of the Rcichslag.
The Imperial Presidents tenure Of
office viii bc for seven years and
his recollection will be permissible.
The Imperial Government will be
composed OF a Chancellor and Min
listers. who will bc chosen by the
President OF the Rcichstag. Tho Gov
crnmcnt must have the confidence Of
the House OF Deputies and shall bo
responsible TO the Rclchstag.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
KAISER'S HOARD IN HOLLAND
SAVED DUTCH FROM ATTACK
Millions Transferred to Banks in
Netherlands Just Before War
Started.

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 20.-Holland was
not invaded like Belgium because II had
been made a repository for private
funds Of both the Kaiser and the Aus
tran Emperor. tho llaagschepost re-
vealed to-day.
The newspaper said $4,000 .ooo Of
Wilholm's and E.5.Oto,OOO OF Franz
Joscfs we're transferred from London
to Dutch banks in july. 1914, at the
request Of the Kaiser. Tho transfer
was made by Prince Adolf OF schaum-
burg-Lippe the Kaiscr's late brothcr-in-
law, who returned from London on July
II, 1914. IN time for tho Kaiser 10 pre-
pare to attack France and Belgium.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
GERMAN PEACE CLAIMS.
LnNoSs ordered Not IL Exceed
Presidents Fourteen Paints.

LONDON, Jan. ga German wire
less despatch received here to-day
announcing the formation Of Ger
man delegation 10 attend the Peace
Conference says the delegation will
confer regarding the formation Of a
new Germany The GOvernmen.
agreed that everything must be done
tc carry out The stipulauons within
the limitations OF President wilson,
programme and the delegation must
decline demands exceeding that prJ-
gramme.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
supreme Relief Council Names Per-
mancnt Committee

PARIS. Jan. -0-Furthcr consid,ra-
tion Of the problem Of prov sioninE Eau
ropo was taken up by tho Supreme
Council OF supply and Relief after its
members had returned from the armi-
suce conference at Trrycs iato last
week, according to tho Councils official
statement issued to-day. perma-
nont committee was named by the
Council and This committee wa called
tog ether y'st, rddy for .ts hrst meeting
The evening world., 1919-01-20
AUSTRIA'S EX-EMPEROR
SUED ON LOAN PLEDGE
Charles Refuses TO Pay 100000
Crown Subscription 10
Eighth Issue.

GENEVA. Jan. 20.-Thc Commercial
Bank Of Budapest. according to a
BudapcsT newspaper, has decided TO
sue former Emperor Charles for i,O00.-
600 crowns. the amount OF tho for
NOR Empcror's subscription to the
eighth Austro- Hungarian war loan,
which the former Emperor refuses 70
pay. Former Haps burg Archdukes al
so refuse to pay their subscriptions
to the loan.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
GERMANS USE CIGAR BANDS
IN SPREADING PROPAGANDA
Piclure5 Of Wilson and American
Flags Lead TO Contistation by
Army OflcialS.

AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN
GEllMhAl. Jan. la.-Gcrman dealers
have been Gi. covered employing sta
tonory ana cigar bands to spread
llaprCuuau.
American army officials conhsoatcd
quantities Of letter paper bearing
crossed German and American naSs and
cigars with bands on which President
Wilson'S picture ls printed.
Further saIc of these articles has
been Stoppod
The evening world., 1919-01-20
British Flyer Carries Dispatches to
Peace Conference.

LONDON. Jan. 20.-Licut o. Ed
monds. British pilot. made the first
official nisht from London to Paris in a
British machine last Wednesday in one
hour and forty minutes. carrying urgent
dispatches for the Peace Congress. Tn"
return journey Friday was completed ia
two hours
The evening world., 1919-01-20
Lloyd Gcorgr Visits RheIms and
ChUtrnu-ThIcrry.

FARIS, jan W-DlVId Lloyd Gcorgr.
tho British Premier visited Rheims sun
day In company with George Nlcholl
Barnes OF tho British delegation and
t0no OF the minor British officials. and
;vom ;as cstSsa.s! CT a,o;".-i 10
Chateau ThierTy, visiting ,hc 5attlo-
The evening world., 1919-01-20
DIEO.


DE LACRuZ.--AMIvEL DE LAcRuZ.
Lying in state at CAMPBELL a
FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway.
HOLLIS.-FRANCE HOLLIS.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH, Monday. 10 o'clock.
WEBB.- Suddenly, on Jan. Is, 1919, al
his residence IN this city, HENRY
WALTER WEBB, son OF the late Henry
Walter Webb ana Leila Howard aris.
void, IN tho thirty third year of hisa
Funeral private
The evening world., 1919-01-20
SUICIDE AT AGE OF 100.
PhiIAdcIphian Ends Life soon After
Celebrating birthday.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-Frederick
Layton Of this city is dead to-day, a
SUI lido by hangins Layton recently
celebrated MS one hundedth birthday.
The evening world., 1919-01-20

PARIS, Jan 20.-M,ss Marsaret VII
SON len for Belgium to-day, where she
will sins TO Belgian and British soldiers