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DESTITUTES IN EUROPE
USED CLOTHING hEEDED-MY KID
ACCEPTED.

The investigations Of Herbert HooY-
er into the actual conditions in the
recently occupied territory IN Europe
have revealed state of destitution
far greater than we n this country
can possible realize. The discovery
of this great need has led him to AK
the American Red Cross 10 make an
other collection OF used clothing 70
sllunly the immediate necessities of
these unfortunate victims OF war.
Every kInd 0i garment, for all ages
and both sexes, Is urgently needed
In addition. piece goods, light, warm
canton flannel and other kinds u
cloth from which to make garments
for newborn babies. ticking, sheet.
Ing and blankets. woolen goods OF ans
kim. soft hats and caps for all ages
sWeatera of any kind and size, aud
shoes of every size are asked for
scraD leather Il needed for repairing
FOOTWEAR
s!nae the clothes viii be subjected
to The hardest kind nf wear. onIs
garments Of strong and durable M
terIalB should be sent Garments
need moi be IN perfect condition
Many thousand destitute women i
the devastated regions are eager 4
earn small livelihood by repairing
gtfI clothing and making neR gar
menls adapted IN needs with which
they are familiar Mems shirts an
paIamas. - worn or HbTunken as n
longer To be sefYiceaBle. are pariIe
ulafly welcome. since he material eaI
lie utilized for making children gar
mHnIa.
The camIDaiEn viii b for IN thon
sand ton Of used clothing and the 70
idmae Division has b4eH asked to col
lei 200 ions Carroll County Chap
ter has been given a allotment .
Go11 pounds. or tons
ne Director - department Of u
yelopmenI ~ he Potomac Division
writes Your Chapter vas one TN
went over the to- so aHlendidIY in n
iaHI drive for clothing and although
your allotment i larger thIa time
fasI confident tn you Ill do 20 agaII
and We ara depending upon sou !
heIp make tho campaign great aue
caHz
II the branches and auxIlIarlea .
the Chapter wiI. RCeiFa clothing anl
the response should = prompt aa.
generous
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GRANGE MEETS.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFlGERS-nR
SORBERGER ADDRESSED TaE MEMBERS

The Pomona Grange OF Carroll
county met in Davis Hall, this city.
Saturday. March 1st The morning
session was taken up with business.
OF which there was . number OF I'M
portant resolutions.
i resolution against setting the
clock forward vas read and passed.
4 resolution fayoring a park as a
memorial TO our soldiers an sailors,
a hospital was out Of the question.
was read and passed.
After lunch the biennial election
Of officers took place. The following
we're elected: Master. G. r Beek.
BerreIt: oyeraeer. John Il. Leiater.
Westminster; Lecturer, ]. K. Smith.
Nj AlrY Steward, Clarence DuYail.
Medford. Assistant Steward, Charles
Myers, Frizellbnrg: Chaplain, Mrs
John IeHge. Westminster. Treasurer,
l. NJ Giadhill. Medford; Secretary.
r 4, Melcalf, Union Bridge; GAZE
keeper Il r. Fuss, Union Bridge
Ceres Mrs C. +. Beck. Berrett, 20
mona. Mrs. Geo. A. Ieister. snydera-
burg Flora, Mrs. Noah Babylon
Westminster; Lady Assistant Stew
ard. Mis- Mnrrell LsIater. snyders-
burg.
Mr. Gae. A. Leister. snydersburg
waR reelected aB a member of The
executive committee.
Mr i +. sbmberger. Assistant
Director and Specialist from Mary.
land Slate College, gave very n.
tereating and timely ak On organE
zaIion.
Mr HulatOn. az Laurel. Prince
George county. discussed the results
of horse racing as It iE nna heIna
conducted in Maryland and partIeu.
laTly In Prince George county
nr. Robert Gist. Mr Frank Fenb,
and B. 7 Stanshury sere appointed
n members n large q the Advisory
Council
Mr, George ! LESTER Installed h
newly elected ofiiesrB Then
resolution backing tie hospital proIsei
- suitable memorial 10 our hraVt
soldiers md sailors vas read HE1
adopted
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INIIlsT0HN.

Ailss Dainc sIttig h been visiting
friends IN Baltimore
af. md Mr.. ]. : IinllenbeFTy
daent sunday With Mr. and AFa Jez#e
NuBbauE, of AFDndale
Hfs. C. " Haughman spent Tues
d. In Baltimore
Hfs CLAYTON Ham returned Ihe
pat week from yiHit 10 her dauEh-
ter Mra COurlland 10y and family,
OF Philadelphia
The remains uf Mr. Samuel Wilson.
vino was buried IN The hill cemetery
the past October. were taken up N
Monday BY G. .. Fuss and aon, Hnd
placed In a more substantial cnaEsi
aud then returned u the crave u
which Sumo changes had teen mHds
n impressive service wa held II
the Methodist Protestant church =
Unlontown the past Sunday - aIug.
After an Interesting sermon by IHa
pastor. HaF X. 4 l.EzIa, he received
into church membership IL persons
This WIS followed ty ne Communion
service. i waa also gratifying u
have q faIrly good attendance at both
Sunday school anu church ~ aieE
neHH and The general condition ut
thinKs this winter has materially de-
creased he attendance aI all the
church services.
Mrs Mary L. Brown. widow of lie
late John Il. Brown, formerly y
unIontoaa, Md. died February q n
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Amhurst. Westmorlan1 county, ra
Mrs. Brown had been confined to her
bed for several weeks with 4 severe
cold but died very suddenly. aged :
years and months She IL survived
by one aon. Ur. Walter Brown, of
Yonngwood, Pa. and Iwo daughters
Mrs. George Manherz, Of Waynesboro
and Mrs. Nellie Amhnrat, of AmhuraI
also brother. Rev. William EnklaT.
of Bark I'LL; three sisters, Mrs. Lew
Rove. Mrs. Julia Trite and Mrs
George Keishaar. Her body waa
brought u Uniontown for burial On
Saturday evening. The funeral ser
vice was held in the Methodist Protest
ant church by the pastor, HeY II. (.
Lewis. She was then laid to rest IN
the Methodist Protestant cemetery by
the side 0 fher husband james II.
Stoner funeral director.
Mrs. Sarah Bloom, widow of the
late David Bloom. died after llnger=
Ing and painful illness at the home
OF her son=in-laW. Charles Fritz, IN
Tuesday, March /. ene is survived
BY four children. two daughters. Mrs.
Charles Fritz and Mrs. George 5tuIIz.
two sons. Harry and Jesse Bloom.
The funeral service was held On
Thursday morning at the Church q
God. conducted by her former pastor,
Rev. l., f. Murray, Of Frederick, aH-
sisted by ney, '. K. Belts. Intermenl
= Ihe Hi cemetery
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BANKS WIN
the COURT OF APPEALS DECIDED 1HaT
BANKING laSTTUTleHs % not HATE.
u PAY THE Tlx o. INCOME FRO.
MORTGAGES AID JUDeaEMTs.

In an Opinion written by Judns
PaIIIson. he Cazzxa O Appeals d
Maryland nandesz zsMn n March 6fh.
1913. decision azzzanzng ne Judgment
Of tie Circuit C0.Ff for Carroll COM
ty IN the suif OF mo County ComniiHz
sioners OF Carroll County against Tks
Westminster Savings Bank. Thiz
case arose n an attempt made by ths
County comHisslonsrs 10 collect from
the banks md truzI companies Of Car
roll County the nDrtgage and judg-
meT1 income taz u eight per centum
on the interest payable on Judgments
and mortEagess Tho position of the
Commissioners way that the banks
and other banking institutions should
bay IS individuals II4H must. Tha
lower court held mt ne banks and
trust companies we're. not compelled
TO nay this tax because / was not the
intention Of the Legislature To male
them. as the properly of the banks and
truEl companies. represented b. jude
menIa and mortgages. was already
subject - a taz hafd ~ them On
every kind Of Their properly. and the
Legislature did Mt intend to impose
an additional tay On the samesform Of
property. This view Of the lower
court has been affirmed by the Court
G Appeals In accordance with tt
construction lplaeed for many years
on The Law by thh Sta1e and County
officials charged With The eollectioa
of taxes,
| Theo. !. Brown. E5a.. represented
the coanty Commissioners and Iva
l.. Hon. Guy W Steele ana Bond :
= rke appeared Tor the Westminster
! Savings Bank.
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MANCHESTER

The remains II George A KeIl were
brought here Sunday and laid 10 resL
IN the family burial Iol beside h.
wife. who had preceded him u years.
Funeral service Nas held AZ his Bal
timore home by asv Gobients. who
also 0fiiclaIad at re grave here III
IlpallbaaTeTH were selected from thz
Lodge OF the r . s. 4. nj which the
deceased Has a member The faskeI
vas eoyeesa IL. > flag and one Va
placed on he grave
M. George LoYlnger bought tiss
Trump lot on York street, 125 feet
front. extending bach 900 feet. for tke
sum Il 500. lie viii build ; cigar
factory In he near future.
The drama "rupps THlnsn. xill b
played in lbe l. . o. ! Han Friday
evening. March = by ; company Of
young ladies am gentlemen Of The
town.
Mra. Leonard Smith, shilo SalkinE
on York street stumbled and fell LAT
Thursday evening. c1tIIaE her hand.
face and shocking her whole system.
DT. DenueH was called and dressed
the wounds.
Mis- Lillian Smith, Of Germantown.
F hf8#z88A AAHZ AAAhtH6 = sAAHHzHZ AWHAZHEN
North Main street for The Hum .
s27E0.
The members of The Daniel an1
Jacob Lodge viii entertain the mem
bera Of Hampden Lodge April 8. IT
which time number vii be Initiated
by The visiting team The members
OF al sister lodges are Invfted to BE
RreRent
NJ and Ars, David brown received
a dIapateh stating thai Their son.
Sterling, lad arrived aafe N Neu
N"= This was followed feY DAYS
later by card from The AdIutan1
General stating that Sterlinga eondI-
lion was very satisfactory, and thai
be would be removed to Camp Meade
soon. During the hard fighting he
was # the front and escaped Without
any wounds. later his IaE was broken
in N automobile accident.
Mr.. and hrs Jacob WarehIme. al
ter : long interval of silence received
letter from their son. William. IL
writes be i perfectly weIf BaH active
duty It the front. was fortunate not
to Be Injured and is anziona % re
turn home.
Mr.. and mrs, Edward YinglinE were
also made happy y lelter ana pie
tnre from heir ann. Ralph e Il
well md acting aH messenger # the
Peace Conferenc.
Mr. A. 7. MarHh. of Frederick. was
\ guest for the weeks end If the
home Of NJ and Mrs .. 8 Dubbs.
Mr.. George HhafEer. vie and child
son, motored from Raltimore snndaY
rGn. Dr. aud Mre L. c ghouar aua
TO the home Of NJ William II. Show
er. Foundry avenue.
The FachI NachE social held IN the
social room of the Lutheran church
Tuesday evening, March : was largely
attended. = well arranged program
was enjoyed
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.MILLERs.

The influenza patients in our yietn-
ity are convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lippy spent
a day last week at Hanover. Pa.
Mrs. Hoover. Of Hanover, Pa, visited
her son. George Hoover, and family
the Dast week.
Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter
of Baltimore, visited her brother,
Harry Brilliant. and wife last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoover and
daughter visited friends at Baltimore
last Sunday.
James Frederick had the misfortune
OF nearly cutting his thumb on while
chopping wood. DR.. Sherman dressed
the wound
William Giller and son, Of PhIla-
delphia. Pa, visited bis parents here
this week.
Oscar Garrett's sale was we'll at
tended last Saturday. He moved to
Lneboro on Monday.
Charles Frederick, Of Shippensburg
Pa, visited his daughter, Helen, Al
the home OF Nelson Garrett several
days recently.
Miss Bessie Mccullough spent
several days among Baltimore friends
recently.
Mrs. Jane Miller and granddaughter
Of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hare.
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Ormlans'GGrt.

Monday. March 3rd-l4etters oil ad'
mInistraIion on the estate III John =
gIyely. deceased. were granted unto
Ella Nj. Hiyely. who received Warrant
IL annraIse and an order IN notify
creditors.
I.nttera OF administration on the es-
tate OF John T. Parrish. deceased, we're
granted unto Ella NJ. shipiey. VINO fe,
eeived an order to notify creditors and
returned an inventory Of debts.
Letters Of guardianship Of Lucille T.
WInnifrea A. and Marjorie ]. Lynn. IN
fantg. we're granted unto Allie NJ. TOY
stone.
Jula n. Pickett administrators oil
Harry D. Pickett. deceased. returned
an inventory Of personal property, nnd
received orders to sell personal prop
erty and stocks.
Emily 4. Herr and Bvan B. nc
Kinstry. executors of Mary Bucking-
ham deceased. returned inventories OF
nersonaI property. debts and money.
Letters OF administration On the es-
tate OF Susannah Ko0ntz. deceased
we're granted unto Milton L. koontz'
who received an order to notify credl-
tors.
oliver f. Nicely, administrator of
Henry Z. Buchen deceased. returned
an inventory OF money. reported sale oi
personal property, received an order
10 deposit funds and settled his first
and final account,
Aubrey J. Stem, administrator OF
Jnsa1h 7. Stem. deceased. reported
sale of nergonaI property
Thomas ]. Miller, administrator Of
Harriet :. Miller, deceased. received
an order to sell personal property.
Tuesday. March 4th-The sale OF
real estate OF Samuel L. Angel, de-
ceased. was finally ratified and con
firmed.
The sale of real estate Of Samuel
Weybrieht. deceased, was finally rati.
fed and confirmed.
Letters of administration On the eg-
tate OF Emory D. Loekner. deceased
we're granted unto Mary ]. Lockner
who received warrant to appfaise and
an order to notify creditors
Harvey NJ. petry, administrator oi
Amos Fftz. deceased. reported sale Of
personal property, and received an
order to SCH bonds.
Harry F. Angel, acting executor Of
Samuel L. ANGEL. deceased. settled his
third account
Mark Yingling and NJ. f. YingiIhg
executors OF William II. T. Yingling
deceased. settled their first and final
account.
". Frank Thomas. setting executor
Of Rebeeea r. Thomas. deceased. re.
ceIYed an order to sell ground rents
ana reported sale OF real estate on
which the court granted an order n
81.
Rnsa ,. Kemper. execntrIx of I'd.
ward Kemper. deeeasad. settled her
fret account.
Letters Of guardianship Of JOSEPH
Allen Long. infant. we're granted unto
80 Westminster Deposit and Trusi
cnmDanY.
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TAsEYTtIHs.


m J Roaa ualt, o. New Windsor
an Nrs Robert ~ 0a1t. Of KeymaT
spenl Friday ana Saturday With Mr.
* : Mckinney
Hsrrv MahrinE. ~ Hampstead spent
The zeoRz end 9TH h parents, L. =
MahfinK md family
= Earl Gmbhz. OF baltimore spent
the weeks end 9TH h brother 0na
Crahbs an family
- carmen zhoemzksr. y Irving
t.nIIsRc znant - weeks ond Vii
her parents. Snrval , Shoemaker
and wife
Misses HIlda md HeIan EeEard. u
WHIkrTtFIIIa. spent - weak end
wIIh IeFa ] Garner HHd vie.
- Elizabeth NsfkaFd returned n
he home n NeH Oxford aflaT spend
tnK nnita WIne wiIh har sister
MFz. J = BoRaf
J. :. Hover and vile spent Sunday
viii Ed shfIYar and wife II lian=
uFsF
Inhn EaIHtef nd HIfe. 40 haza
heen spending tn winter In baltimore
returned n town this week
IIarnara shaum white, and ClaI-
worthy I'll. eaIsrsd have returned
~ heir homes here aftGr serving
uuaIa San In Fance
About twenty friends Of dfz
Norman aaindoilar Eafe her = com
plHIs birthday surprise on Monday
night.
EHaa, : Elliot. OF FORK md son.
Lieut. Il. Elliot. O. the Aviation
CuTnH. spent a feH daY= with hla adH.
jos ID Elliot
MIHa Alma ahTIner HDsnt the week :
end N LiIIlsstoHn.
HIas Samantha nepnIsr. Of 0Ttann..
is ne guest of Misses Veffie and
F1eHa shozmnksH
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FORM : Farm Loan Association.

! number of farmers have -
pressed desire 10 borrow money
from the Government through Ihe
Farm Loan Banks N order tu II
this County Farm Loan Association
composed OF Ten OF more borrowers
must be formed. low raIe Of n
tareBt II charged Baltimore nd
Howard counties each have such n
organization and IL haa been great
benefit Ii the farmers and he eoun-
ties as : whole
Any farmers wishing t0 borrow
money for farm improvements ean
get information from County Agent
Fuller
Only 4 few moro farmers IRE need.
ed. You can borrow from 800 10
$4,000 On long time. with low n
terest Al such applications re
confidential
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Gelselman.

John 0eiselman, , well known
citizen o. this eIty died last Saturday
at the homo o. his daughter. MTa
Joseph sIouch. Pennsylvania avenue.
aged 80 years. after m Illness 81
four weeks from garalYaia lie ~
q member Of Grace Lutheran church.
lie Ia survived b. four children.
Charles :. and Austin H.. Of BaIII-
more. hrs. Alice WInemIIIsr and
Mr. Joseph sIDueh. his eIsy; aIso
one sister. Mr. Lucinda Fe@zer, II
tlaztown. Pa.
Funeral hlrfIgea wHre held at III
lats home on Monday conducted y
hi BastnT. Rev Wm i HelFIek nfInr
which, iHIaFmenI was made In 1t.
Carmel cemetery, LIItlsstoEn. p.
Harvey BsnkaTd = Son funeral
directors
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IN MEHORIAM.

HEs9IITIaN Anaf1En ~ TT COS
HnIIUAHED PUBLIC UTILITIES Coz
rAEf O. WESTMINSTER = IT.
HEATH q MI LAWRENCE IfLIsEE
A.
nHHIbg - Association 9Th - affair
0f rs COMPANY. Nf. Lawrence 9lilelHH
discharged BE duties NJ 1IfretoH with :
ca raIuI pnH#d for - Interest of i stoeE=
aoIdsTa. Without overlooking the tights y
the public lie brought 70 tHE nerfaF
mHHaa 0f IHs#e HHIirH high z.nse q
honaT. Haund und Informed judgment
and m engaging EHnduf Hud taEI In II.
presentation Of hi TieW#= His HHFFeHHIa
personality and hia uniform courtesy en-
desired him - his - directors Who mourn
him - friend an a. = valued counselor
In lie management Of the Company.
Therefore, be Il resolved ~ The Cen.
saIIaHIed HnhIie uIllitIsz Company =
Westminster that thEz Resolution Is spread
on Is minutes aHa be published In II.
Westminster papers and mi Il copy b
sem II his HaFeHFEH family.
TIE CONSOLIDATED nuBLIG uTtIH
TtEs COMPANY = WESTMINSTER.
~
GEORGE n. HEHR.
IL Vice President
= RAYMOND MYERS.
Secretary
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Albert : Heaa. OF Silver Hun, re
ceiYed message notifying him Of
the death of hla son, Guy W Hess. n
Fort LeaYensWorth, Kansas. The
message states that he died Friday.
February 2sth. from an attack of
pleuro- o-pneumonIa. and that his re
mains would be shipped EaaI. II de
sired. Mr.. Hess on Saturday sent
word to have the body sent home.
and Is survived BY his wife Who was
The deceased Il aged about p yeara
n daughter OF William Bortner. for
mefIY of Pennville. and Two children
also his father. Albert J. less and
Paul Hess. brother, Of Silver Run
twn sisters. Mrs. David Rauhenstine.
Of Hanover. Pa. and Mrs Charles
Bowman. If YORK.
Dr. M. :. Wentz has received an
honorable discharge from the Medical
Corps after a service Of 1s months.
seven of which we're spent overseas.
He was Chief noentgenologIat in =
Mobile Hospital which operated IN
the advanced zone of the st. MihieI
and Argonne drives Dr. Wentz Is :
son Of Mr.. and hrs. O. B. Wentz, Of
Linabore
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Hfs. Edward LAWYER, wITs OF IL
lets Edward ] Lawyer. former sIafe
Pr Marshal. dIed suddenly zfueza.g )
m1nHibs n the hume n her daughter.
NJ. Edward 4 Gnult. fllza ApaIf=
mfEis HaltlmTIa. shn = IL
daughter af the lato Henry =. Bailey
am for many years ~ a member Of
FIT Methodist Episcopal church
She Is survived D., Tour daughters
Hnd two HunH.
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4 marriage license vas issued in
baltimore yesterday to Charles 4.
Norman. Union Bridge. and Hilda
NJ. TIIghman.
On Tuesday evening, February IS.
4 community gathering. vas held ct
WariIeldshurg In the sohooIhonse.
An interesting program vas given By
the school and people Of the com
munilY. Mr.. Fuller and Miss Everett
made very interesting talks on the
work IN which they are particular
~ interested. LameIy thai Of the boys.
and girls cInbs. The county banner
was presented TO the girls. club Of War
1eidHhnrg. This cub made the high
est ner cent of completed work in
the county. Following he program
light refreshments were served by
the pupils of the school,
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DEATHS


Myers
Mrs. Elenore Missouri Myers, wife
of Frederick Myers died at her home
in Pleasant Valley, Sunday night,
aped Sc years. months and 10 days.
She IL survived by four sons and one
daughter. Edward. Harry. William
and John Myers and Mr.. Jacob
Frock, also one sister. Mary Geiman
and one brother. Edward Geiman, Of
Pleasant Valley and Il grandchildren.
Funeral was held Thursday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at Pleasant Valley
church conducted by Rev. Reineeke
assisted By Rev. Wolf. Interment IN
the adjoining cemetery. Pallbear-
ers were Holly Myers. Jos. Ylngllng.
Harry Devilbias. Edward Hahn. Ed
ward YinRling and Edward streYlg.
james N. 5tonar funeral director.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, nARRlA6l
LICENSES, ETC.
Transfers of Real Estate.

Edward o. Weant, executor, to Peter
.. Rooms. Sr., conveys 1-3 acre, Tor
$3.50.
William J. Lippy and wife to Ma
thaniel E. Lippy and wife, convey
Il 1-9 acres. for $3.50.
Andrew ]. German and wife TO Ed
ward G. Butler, convey 961b square
feet, for $500.
Charles r. Foutz and wife to Ed
ward o. Weant, convey 1886 square
feet, for $40. =
Edward o. Weant and wife to
Charles r. Poutz and wife. convey
1886 square feet for. 80.
AIbin s. Mercer to ID. Pearl Mercer
conveys 2 tracts Of land, for S65.
Nathan II. Bale to V. Marie Bale
eft al, conveys 5000 square feet, tor
So.
Nathan II. Bale to John S. Bale
conveys two parcels Of land, for -
Arthur II. Hush and wife 10 Samuel
Hush. convey 2 acres, for $1,000.
Jennie E. Blseroad to Jacob A.
Hoover ct al. conveys 1886 aeres. for
$4,000.
John ". T. Eyler and wife. tc
Keener W Wagner md wife, convey
land, for $3.50.
Walter II. Davis and wife 10 kensey
r. TAYLOR ct al, convey land. for 80
Martha e. Harman and husband tc
Daniel J. Utz and wife convey
acres. for $2250.
Charles A. schaeffer TO John W. T
Ey1er conveys acres. for $500
Kinney Il. Taylor ct al. 10 Walter
Fl. Davis. convey acre, for $1,000.
jacob Bankard and wife To Ida n
Englar, convey land. for $40.
Frederick Mehring to Frederick
Mehring Fertilizer Works, conveys
acres. for $4,000.
Eli NJ Dutterer to Wade II. Gold
smith and wife. conveys II acres. fol
SO.
William c. Hill and wifeEo william
A. Parrish and wife. convey land. 70
$40.
Harry F. Angel executor 10 Waite
{. Brewer and wife. conveys II acres
for s2500.
John Edgar Myers and wife to elf
fe= n. Deyilblss and wife, convey land
for $4,000.
John q. Benson and wife to GroY,
N. Shinley and vile. convey land
fer $4,000.
Grove NJ. shipley and wife to Johi
O. Benson and wife. convey acre
for 800.
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HanReIlstie Services

Harffeldsburg and community take
notice. There will begin a series Of
EYangelIatie Services IN the Bethel n
Wartieldabnrg Sunday. March .. at
TO D. N. The main theme Is, The
Bible, Gods Message OF LIE and
Salvation. The main text. How
Readest Thoufa
The church Is the greatest asset Of
any community. Let all who ean
avail themselves of these means Of
Grace i. b. wenger, pastor and
evangelist.
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seIpp.

Mrs. Eliza 4 seipp. aged u years
died Sunday evening IT the home of
her son-in=law. Harry Belt. near Ar
cadIa from cerebral heInorrhage.
She IL survived by one SON William
and four daughters. Mrs. Bradley
Blizzard. Mrs. Michael Grim. Mrs.
Harry Belt and Mrs. Charles Croft
Funeral services WeTe haId Wed
neaday morning ut Wesley Chapel
Methodist Episcopal church con
Quoted b Rev ID. II DIn1le The
pallbeHrers were William armaenst
John Rh0ten, 1ohn HossOmI Richard
Cooper. Vivian Davidson nd Bari
Taylor :. V. Upton s Son funeral
directors