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Re,. nr. Ishn 5. Bowers Dies.

The Re- Dr. John :. uowers, four
tIues president Of the Maryland
Annual Conference OF the Methodist
Protestant church. died Wednesday
n his homo N sew Freedom. Pa.
who're he hz1 lived since retiring
from he active ministry two years
ago o. account o III health.
Or. Bowers wa 20 years cd nd
waa son Of ne late Lev. Or. samuei
Bowers. aIso II TO Methodist Fro
teHtanI church. He va born IN
Ghestafioxn, Id. wa a graduate Of
Western Maryland College and N.
tered The ministry In the Maryland
Conference in 1851. 10 wa preai-
dent Of the Maryland Conference from
1912 % tal7. his llrsI election being
contested botly Int tie other three
being slmnBt unanimous m account
Of hiz efficient and wise admInistra-
ton of affairs.
Surviving are his mother. hls
widow and three SOM. Daniel and
Frank Bowers. o Baltimore. md
DT. Cole Bowers. OF New Freedom.
nov m the United States Army.
Thomas b: Bowers, postmaster of
Chestaftoxn. i h brother.
The funeral viii take place toner
row afternoon and among The offieiat-
inE eIergymen VI BE- The Rev Dr.
]. N. Sheridan. Francis T. Little and
V II LiIHinger burial will be in
the New Freedom cemetery.
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DEATHS.
Bumben

Reuben ]. Hnmbert. veil known
citizen OF this county died Wedneg-
day night at his nome near this city.
aged q years and 2y days. He vas
taken sick On May % and several
weeks ago underwent an operation
for an apacess in the stomach from
which lie died. he l. survived by
his widow and the following child
ren. William. of Silver Hun; mrs.
Edward @. Starner and Mrs. Clinton
Kemper, near this city and Oscar
Humpert, Altoona, Pa; also one
brother, Adam ". Humbert, Union
Mills.
Funeral services viii be held SAL
urday afternoon at his late home At
II O'clock, services conducted by his
pastor. Rev. Stephen rraYer. Inter-
ment will be made in the SILVER Run
cemetery. Pallbearers viii BE- Har-
yey Beard. Clarence Baughman. Id
ward Brothers, Daniel Kaufman,
Clarence Zepp and David Kaufman.
Harvey Bankard a. Son funeral
directors.
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Farmers Rack Thresher.

4 delegation II farmers from The
vicinity II Mount Airy, aays The Hal
limors Evening Sun. came to the
oifice c. the State Molor Vehicle Com
missioner With their VIZ paint and
feathers On md got 30 .hel mp be
fore the left Ihaf they threatened
o stop growing wheat and LEI the
PEOPLE q tie cities either i've O.
e0rn1re41 O starve 10 death.
Il was al about : traction en.lna
owned - o1e = = MuIlinIz, no
Ihreshes wheat. re, ETC.. IN III
HeighboE1ooI To engine nas BEEN
IN owe the state reads without Havz
Ing I'll cleats 50 IKE at Ehex
HitI noZ cut u the red surface.
md he owner, after beng mad fon
violating tn IL, vent ahead ana
an III lis license as revoked. So
MnIIInix a is farmer friends
Ht0Fzned DEPUTY MOhIIB Commissioner
HnKIar, n W rHanzH. II|e 0zzlca
n Ihe abzsnez = EamzzlsnIzanz
DauEhmaH, ut .ere informed hat
he NV would b enforced.
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IICKETs NOT FILLED !!
RoTH DEMOCRATS AHD REPUBLICANS
FAIL TO FILL TIE TICKETS FOR Ill
The OFFICES CENTRAL COMMITTEES
IN SEVERAL DISTRICTS REMAIN VA
CANT CONTESTS Il BOTH PARTIES.

Both Democrats and Republicans
have failed 70 put full tickets in Ihe
field 1t Ine closing Of the time for
candidates 70 file their nominations
for the primary. Several Of tie dis
tricts on both aides failed TO appoint
central committees
The Republicans have scraps for
the Offices Of County Commissioner
States Attorney, Sheriff and State
Senator. while the Democrats have
contests Tor States Attorney and
Orphans Court
Assistant Attorney General J. N.
Heauafdt advised he Board 81 EIec-
ton Supervisors that me time limits
On withdrawal certificates VIII ex-
pre- n noon on Saturday Of this
week.
The vacancies sill De fIlled In BY
the State Central Committees naming
ths candidates and committees At q
meeting which VII take place pos-
sIbly nsxt week.
The nominations fled for he
Democratic ticket ar as follows
For State genafezzWada IL. u.
WariiHId, Freedom district
For Sheriff John l.. Ffayman.
Franklin district
For County Treasurer Samuel D.
Stone. Westminster district
For ataIe's .-AtiorHeY--Gharles o.
Clemson, NeZlmIastef district md
james HEMP Steele, Nj AIRY dla-
tFIet.
For Uoazs II DaIcgaIen-Iienry ".
Fzfzhugh. Westminster district and
TtuDefI r. shrIxef. Myers district.
For County gommIaHionsT-EY
Il MekinHIry. Union bridge district
Fof Judges of thn Orphans Court -
Clinton Y tzppY. Manchester dIs-
trIsti Thomas ] uaines, sew Wind
50 district: Nicholas ? .ummauE1.
WooleTy'a district and joshua D.
o.inEz. Westminster district.
Delegates tu The STATE Convention.
Basil Dorsey. BeTrotI district. D.
Eugene Walsh. Westminster district
wade II y. WaFiIHld. Freedom d.
trIei r. :. Heilz. Hampstead dIs-
tHIef, md Edward o. Wsznl. Wet
mIuAteT district.
The Republican ticket q 3 fol-
losa.
For STATE Senate. Il smith snad.
ef. Ne. Windsor district aid Herbert
n Wooden. Hampstead district
Kur Hua6H delegates. Charles
flensnn keubsTl TansYtuxn district.
anH Jenss L.sthsrwuod NJ AIRY
district
OF County Commissioner. John :.
Burlington. Union Bridge district. and
Charles ' Melville. Freedom d.
tFIeL
- z,.zz4s usIIIz..z nj. IT.
minister district. and Herbert ! Mot
teT. Myers district.
F0r States Attorney. William :,
SezbFn1k. Westminster district. AID
Theodore = Brown. Westminster
district.
For Judges II the Orphans TOlITl.
Junn : Miller. Manchester district
EuF rouHty Treasurer Vacant
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Re- Estate sid N u,er District.

The following sales of real estate
haze taken place in Myers district
within The pasI week:
Harvey :. Moreloek old his farm,
containing Ii0 acres. lying n TIE
northern part - the district. u Den
ton Bosersnx, or $4,000.
Robert = Kn0ntz. OF Hanover. h
disposed o. hi house and Ut n thIa
village. now occupied BY William
Faeser, Jr.. 20 Ara. Paul SITevIE, foT
1900.
Samuel J. Messenger bought a puI=
lie sale a wood lot containing about
; acres OF land. loeate1 a naII mile
south u Union Mills, belongfn. q
the estate of tie Iale Geo. d. Hum
berI. for $50.
y I Frock. Hanover. p, offered
his 5S=acre farm n Deep Run. i
public sale lazI week. The highest
bid was $1,000, md i VS. withdrawn
Shortly after lie sale the property
wa sod a. private sale 20 } Mr.. BeT.
wager or $1,000.
George y. Jones sold his TO- zacTa
farm along tha Westminster Road
near Yelser.s Ill, . Arthur LaIsteTI
OF neaT Westminster. The fan :
improved 18th - 10 necezsaE.
buildings and under iina cultivation
Possession Hill Be given April 1. 1920
when Mr. IsiaIer will move o. IT,
farm. The. purchasing price W
$4,000.
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WEDDINGS


It the home Of fIIe bride near Lin
wood, on August %. at 2 >. M Miss
Edith Elizabeth pTautz. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W pfoutg, vas united
In holY maIrinIony ito Mr.. John D.
Reap, IT, son Of Elder and Mr.. VIM.
ID Roop. O. Westminster, Elder John
J. Roop officiating. used the impress
stv ceremony customary to the
Church OF the Brethren. Miss Mi
dred Englar, o MedfoTd, as pianist,
played Mendelsaohn8 wedding march
as The couple entered the pariof
which had been decorated with
palms and flowers for the occasion.
They we're attended by Hiss Margaret
WeYbrlght, OF De.our and Rev.
Roland Relcard. 4 rairnlay. The
bride, Tho vas handsomely. attfred IN
orene de chine. carried white asterz.
The groom wore he conventional
black. The maid OF honor wore pinE
orEandie md carried pink asters.
while Miss Ruth Anna Roon. -
flower girl. carried : basket OF sweet
peaa and flox.
After the ceremony ne couple re-
eeiFsd hearty congratulations from
the relatives mo lad gathered for
the occasion. AfteFwaTd they al
retired 10 ne dining room where ~
elaborate luncheon Raz served. The
happy couple then eft T0r ; trip -
the norID. Upon returning fheY vii
reside near L.inxooII
Mrs. Roop Il an alumnuH OF Blue
RidEe College md Ir. haop = n
slumnuz Of Johns Hopkins uaiveT.
stty. TIE latter has recently been
employed a evil engineer in Wash.
inEIgn county. I'D. Mexico ana
Arizona. more recently a. ; fur
louKhod conscientious nhIector II
Washington county.
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Close One staIenoo.l.

me 5talewood Athletic Club de-
feaIed he HiIIzdale Athletic Club N
an Interesting game at Oakland. Sat
ufday. August Is, 10 /. statewood
began scoring n he second inning,
Phillips. the first man up, flied onI
too short. Barnhart and Wagner
both walked: =. shauek fled cut %
Reed. PruEh hi sharp single ID
right and narnhart and Wagner both
scored. In the eighth inning Monroe
started another rally With \ heautI-
ful single 10 right, started second anI
scored On : Wild throw By Connolly
and Sennanps. The score:
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Myers.

Philip Myers. aged 30 years. Of
Philadelphia. Eon of MrE. Annie i
G. Myers. and the late Samuel /
Myers. this city. died at Hamburg.
Pa. Monday. Mr. Myers HaB ; for
mtT editor OF he earHulltanlan thzl
waH published here some years aTo.
lie also taught school In PennAxI-
yanla. but Al the time OF his death
he held a position with he PhiIa.
delphia Traction Company lie mar
ried MIa Maggie KIlgore. daughter af
DIR. KIIg0ra. lie Il survived - hIz
mother. tWo brothers. Frank HyerH.
this city: Charles y. MYerz. Nevada
three daughters. Mrs Margaret Dor
shein, Philadelphia; Mu. Frank
Leyba. and Mrs. Geraldine Baum
gartner both Of Hershey. "a. Inter
ment vas held today In Philadelphia.
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AZ benton Harbor. Mich. seventeen
years ago aect Of people organized
under the name II .IsraIite House
o. David now haH grown to a
colony OF nearly one thousand mem
hers. No razors are used on ne
mems faces, and no hair Is allowed
t. BE- cut. TIE result Is thai many
o. the men have whIskeFs covering
their chests and hair extending do.n
over he shoulders. Their baseball
nIne = 4 curiosity with flowing Iair
aud whisEers.
We read . large snakes being
killed measuring y md 2 fset IN
length in the mountains u rannHyI-
vanla. and even II more open places.
One . our people sau a black snake
h declares va Q Or % faet m
length. - h dc not XII the snake,
h could not verify the statement.
Seeing notice In Local news
paper Of ben PODS 20 inches m
length. W ca boast . some nodz N
our garden now 2 inches In length.
and, growing # re tie If y Inen
eaeh ! hours. the VII IIAeIy reach
tne length tt Ile Hama Implies,
.Yard=IOnE beams
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
TRANSFERS 0F ZEAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
Orpmnsaomt.

Monday, August 1sth.--Letters Of
administration on the estate Of
Arthur c. Smelser, deceased, were
granted unto David Panl Smelser.
VINO received warrant to appraise and
an order 70 notify creditors.
Byron >. Dorsey, administrator Of
hmory d. Wagner, deceased, settled
his first account.
Daniel W. Bowen, executor OF Susie
Bowen, deceased. settled his first and
fnal account.
William :. Frederick and Levi i.
Lauer, executors Of Jacob A. Fred
eriek, deceased, reported sale OF per-
sonal property.
Martha L. Reese. dmInislratnIx Of
emma v. Reese, deceased. settled
her first and final account.
Mabel N. Copenhaver, admlnIstra-
trix OF Charles W. gopenhaYer. de-
ceased, received an order 10 denogII
funds and settled her first and final
account.
The last viii and testament Of
frances 4 Parrish. deceased, was
admitted to probate and letters testaz
mentary thereon were granted unto
Raymond A. Parrish. Who received
warrant to appraise and an order 10
notify creditors.
Jennie Il. Elaeroad, administrators
OF David ElseToad, deceased. returned
inventories of personal property
debts and money and received au
order to sell personal property.
The last will and testament OF
Clara D. Stocksdale. deceased. was
admitted to probate and letters
testainentary thereon were granted
unto Ella N ShreeYe and William l.
Hleatzman, who received orders to
sell ground rents and 10 notify
creditors.
John L. Bennett administrator Of
Htlda b. Thomas, deceased. returned
inventories Of personal property and
debts and settled his first and final
account.
Letters of guardianship OF William
Il. Thomas, Francis w. u. Thomas
and Elizabeth {. Thomas, infants
were granted unto v Frank ThomaaI
Tuesday, August 19th.-The sale OF
real estate Of S. Raymond sensenev
deceased. vas finally ratified and
confirmed.
David Paul Smelser, administrator
Of Arthur {. Smelser, deceased. re
turned inventories Of personal nropz
erty. debts md money.
Mary T.. Humberf. admlnistratrix
OF George I. Hnmbert, deceased. re
ported sale Of personal properly.
Catherine r. Thomas, axeentrIx OF
Louise 5. Matthias. deceased. settled
her first and final account.
Laura HyIe, execuIrix of ElleanOra
Mcuee, deceased. s settled her nrst
and final account.
Letters Of administration on the
estate Of J. Carroll YinglIng, de
ceased, were granted unto EII T
Yngling. who returned m inventory
of debts and settled his first and
final account.
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HAD 8 WIVES;
GETS J YEARS
BUT c. \. WILSON sAYs HE'LL MARRY
ONCE MORE, LATER.

Charles II. Wilson. bikamIsI, was
sentenced yesterday by Judge Wadr
hams In General Sessions % three
years and SIX months n Sing Sing
prison. He was convicted several
days after It was shown thai he had
eight wives living, I'll Of whom he
had married during the last = years.
Judge Na1hams questioned MIN
about each Of his eight marriages and
he admitted them IL. lie said he
vas anxious to make amends and
that he hoped to engage In prison
reform york while serving bis term
n SING Sing.
Ing Wilson about his marriage TO
aaiss Caroline Morris. June 7, 1ei3.
Hiss Morris, very tall aud weIl-dresss
ed. suddenly stood up and said:
Yes, xou know yon did"
Mis- Morris .Haa asked by The
Court II me bad any recommendation
u make ~ - what Kind OF punish
ment should be meIed ont 10 The
higamist. She answered that she
had nothing to say either for or
against Wilson. MIHs Norris sxz
planned Hhe first me- Wilson At he
Grand Central Station. where he did
: small favor for her He Immediate
i started To court her. Hha Haid.
Mis- Morris ia trained nurse It
i MIHa Morris who Is the fAxorits OF
Vision, and TO whom he aald he
would we're he given the chance.
Shall yon marry again wlen
free7s the superzbigamist wa asked
yesterday. IL replied
Il an } lonely man. - | under
stand II. my imprisonment here al.
tomaiicailY divorces ne rom all az
fliatIons Of he past When / am
free ! VII marY-bnt only one.
If she Wiz accept me again I Hill
offer myself first uf Al 70 my seventh
vile, OF all my wives ne RaH he
bat woman. Should she refuse ne
I would probably renarrY--but sery
carefully
M ftFHi vie. Bessie Stanton III.
s0n. whom | married IN Davenport.
Iowa II 1000, .aa the on Hho
inltialiy dIsiliaaioned me. I vas p
Ehen ] married her and no mn aald
higher Ideals OF .omauhaod Ihan ]
For ne fITst four years ] va happy,
nd 40 daughters N.re born 10 "a
Later M wife began 10 drink md
or home wa destroyed She broke
NJ hsart and | vent away.
In 1908 | met Mar HALEY. %. in
EYnenburE. - Ehe HaH red headed
nd pretty J married Har because
sEe EaA unhappy IN her homo nd
HIshsd 70 geI away. II Haa under
stood thai We would not remain 10
EstheT. and IN two weeks we parted
h. Ts never seen Mary since.
Later J found my ffraI rel eom-
panion and helpmate. IA. onIY good
influence thai came into m life
she Kas Caroline Morriz. y years
Old d Mount Vernon. y :. Caroline
Eas no plalnssl of IL. but BY ar
tie best. Sha waa . Christian and
. good cook n | hadn't been n
travelling man I never would have
ieft her
1t gaa oniY feW months laIsr
though, .hen ! proved myself m
worthy Of Caroline. N Philadelphia
| met NiInelmIna JaEEard. a aI-year-
Cd HIenoErapher. W we're married
and ! va good u hsr Int waa
beginning TO Worry about M many
marriages then md ] think Il Vaa
tho fear hat | would b. discovered
that made m leave NtIhelmlna.
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nd The seeanarel ! Passing = :
Uara

mera.
The Newspaper Enterprise Az
aociaIion recently carried ; story.
which the Evening Times. eumber=
md. printed. about the meansst
thief.
IL Iold hoH tn Orphans Court OF
Philadelphia appointed Frank u.
Ellis guardian II Edith BENDER. =
ri now : years old. whose Iag Hse
eat olT b : street ear nd Hho re-
eaiyel $1,000 from he company Ior
her injuries. Dill was re guardian
not only Of Ihis child 1ut various
other children. Cha. y. CHASER.
mo vas bondsman or Ellis. sHore
falsely that be owned certain prop
erty ElIIs Ted with the 5000 OF
tAe crippled child md $4,000 OF
other orphans Tor whom be vas
guardian. Then Il .as discovered
GIaser.s bond wa worthless and. on
: charge II perjury. 40 Nas senl to
prison.
The little crippled glrI vs. left
pennIIsss an6 nos i a subject OF
charity.
President Wilson learned of he
facts lie learned Hlso IhaI Ellis
Was n France as Y. N. Z. :. work
=. He learned also thai Ellis lad
posed AZ hero and put onI false
reports O. valiant work h had done.
The president haH ordered he
arrest o. Ellis md his return 10
Philadelphia . stand trial for rob
bIng the crippled child. Meantime
h xr0la O note of cheer u little
EsaIth
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Gondon.

Mrs. Ruth Emily Condor. widow Of
the late L. Beall conond, died II her
home N TaylorsvIlle ON Saturday.
August 8, Il $50 p m. aged II years,
3 months and IS days. she i sur
viYed BY three sons, DouE4aHs. Willy
and Burgess Condor, al Of Taylors.
Vile; two daughters. Mrs. Albert
Jordan. Shipley: hrs. Robert Tarver.
near TaylorsvlIle. one sister. Mrs.
Clemeutine Conway, Winfield. tHo
brothers, Milton md burgess Penn.
OF Noodbine.
j Funeral was held Tuesday. August
IL. at Bethel Church OF God at 3
p. M. Rev. B. d. NenEer officiating.
assisted By Rev. Mowbray. PalIbeaf-
ers were her three sons and three
nepheHs, Douglass. Willy aud BURGESS
Gordon. enrtIn and eurtIss Penn
and Alvin Z conagay. InIarmsnt IN
adjoining cemetery : II. Waltz
funeral director.
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faIk.=

Howard Franklin Weik died at his
home IN Frizellburg Tuesday night
aged D years. 10 months and L daYs
he : survived - hIH wife and one
daghter II home
Funeral services wi be held Sun
day q the church II E'rizellburg,
meeting n the house al l o'clock
InIermenl IN FrIzelibnrg cemetery.
fallbearefz vi be members from
tne three lodges Of which he waa a
member, Knights pythIas. p. 9. s. 0f
j.. an Red Men. Harvey BanEard q
Son fzaeFal directors.
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Miner.

Mrs, Frederiea Miner. wife Of the
late Charles Miner died Sunday II
her home. near SmallKood. aged =
years, % months md Is days. STE
is survived by three daughters aud
-four sons. hrs SuHyer. Mr.. casseII.
Mrs. Apple aud John Miner. naltI=
more; Charles aud Joseph xIneT.
WoolerY's district md Harry SineT.
near NJ. Pleasant.
Funeral services were held Tuezz
day at p. m. from the home win
services In Trinity Lutheran church
conducted BY aev. Wm seahroolz.
Interment in adjoining cemetery.
Her eight grandsons acted aa pail
bearers Tie funeral wa largely
attended and floral tributes were
numerous and beautiful. james II.
Stoner funeral director.
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Marriage Licenses.

Milton Leroy Ens0f. of Manchester
and DerzIe B. Beaver. OF Nestninster
Floyd Obel Bnhrman. and Elmire
Grace Manchey. - both OF Hagerstown.
Charles Herbert Leppo. and Myrtle
Alice zepp, both OF Westminster.
John D. Roops Jra Of Westminster
and Edith Elizabeth Pfontz. OF Lin
wood.
Charles l. DepilbIas, Of Washing
Ion. D. :, and Daisy T. Arlington.
Of MarrlottsYille. Md.
Earl Lee eagle, Of Cape Charles.
louisiana, I. :. Navy. and Anna
Mary Grimm. of Noodbine. Nd.
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: Former Vel knowH CfIIzeH OF
Hampstead died at San Diego, al.

George z. Fnhrman, formerly a
veil knoWn citizen of Hampstead.
died n . hospital at San Diego, Calf.
N Monday night, aged g. years.
Death followed an operation for
complication Of diseases. lie at ene
time was : successful horse aad
cattle dealer at Hampstead, but
about fifteen years ago went to San
Diego where he mas been engaged in
tho livery and cattle business.
He was married three times md
i survived y hIs Lat wife, Yho was
Miss May Davis, of San Diego an1
Iour daughters, Nrs. Wm. J. Jaeger
nd Mrs. Allen Murray, o. Baltimore.
nd Hra. Mdv. :. Upton and IRIS.
Iohn W Murray. of Hampstead and
0ne aon. Wm. Z. Fuhrman, Of Halti-
more. Several brothers and sisters
$50 survive His funeral took place
n San Dleeo.
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Stanley Ray Wright died n the
home of hIs parents Mr. and ArH
Wm. Wright. near Winfield. Monday.
August II II 1910 a. m. aged Il
months and > days Funeral was
Wednesday. August i. ut Taylorsz
Vile Methodist Episcopal church, Il
O'clock 4. N, Rev MoNbray ofIIciaIz
Ing. Pallbearers were Vernon Buck
ingham. Hamilton skidmore. Walter
Fleming and - Grimes. IntermenI
in adjoining cemetery T. Il. Waltz.
funeral director.
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franklin.

Ralph Edwards Franklin, snly
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John = Frank
lin. died aI their home l409 v LIZ
fayette avenue. Baltimore, Wednesz
dag. August 10 u 3 m. aged years.
months and y days. Funeral. FRI
day. August l6, At Taylorsyille Metho-
dist Episcopal church 1t L o'clock
m. Rey. Mowbray officiating Pal
bearers were Albert sDyere. Franlx
Byers, Merton Franklin and Malter
Franklin. InteTmenI N adjoining
cemetery. :. !. Waltz undertaken.
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Po-foiiee Department 70 Ftrahk
Army roea nere.

Tie Post Office Department Is nov
furnishing % consumers, through
The post Office II Westminster. the
following articles o. surplus army
food:
Bacon. l2-n cans. sli5 and post
age.
Corned beef. 20. ! cans. zoe and
postage.
Cornea beef, No. eans. g5e and
postage
Corned beef. 10 : Cans, sI.7s and
postage
Roast beef. No / cans, pc and
postage
Roast beef. No. cans, &C and
postage
Roast beef. en- cans. $40 and
postage
Hash, eorned beef In. cans, 22e
md postage.
haah. eorned bee. IN. cans. s7e
and postage.
Baked beaaa. 10. cans. &C and
postage.
Baked beans. No cans. &c ana
postage
Baked beans. 10. cans. DC and
postage
strineless beans. N eans. DC aud
postage.
Sweet corn. 20. cans. &c and
postage
Dr. beans. 00-ib. bag. z6.4a and
postage.
Canned cherries. small cans. 2te
and postage.
Flour, loo N bags, $500 and
postage.
Black pepper. an. cans. &c and
postage.
Green pes, %. : cans. &c and
postage.
Vegetable Houp. No / cans. Sc and
postage.
Tomatoes. No 10 cans. &c and
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