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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09
ATHLETIC MEET
FOR SCHOOLS Of cARROLL COUNTY
OFFlCllls--pROsRaR or EVENTS.

The Fifth AHnaals Athletic Meet.
Field Championships, and Baseball
Contest of CarrozI county will taka
|plaee On Saturday, zzay 17th, accord
Ing 70 the following program:
Officials re ~ follows!
Honorary referee. Hon. Wade H. D.
Referee. DR.. Wm. Burdiek.
Starter. Mr. John Doyle
TEaeE Judges. Hr Charles Glenn
son, Hon. Herbert Wooden and Dr.
J. S. Myers. -
TImsz. Mr. D. Yount.
Field Judges. .. o. Cash, Mr..
Michael 2. Walah, Or. Vim. O. Hop
kIna. Ir. Joka. =. Cunningham, M.
Charles Glover. ". +. w. Seabrook,
and Mr. : y. FesseF.
Inspectors, Dr. J. II. Sherman, Mr..
Joshua :. Iagse. Rev. Vim. H. Het-
rick, Rev. :. ". Reinecke.
CLERK . the Course, Public
Athletic League OfEleial
Asst CLERK Of the Course, Public
Athletic League 0fHcial.
Chief Relar CLERK. Mr. Grover G.
Assl. neIay Clerks, Father Nc
GuIEanx > 2. ziolsopple.
Scorers. Mr. Milton Rooms and P.
:. L official 8
Asst. Scorer. Mr.. II. o. Diffendal
Announeers. MF. Percy l.. Mehring,
Mr. Samuel CaltrideT.
E. MarHhaIs and ABsts., Mr.. John
Stem. Mr. W1 Helm and Boy Scouts.
Custodian Of Prizes, Mr.. George
- =
Games Committee, DR.. Charles II,
TonIz. mr ]. Pearre Wantz, Mr.. H.
?. Gorsneh. Mr.. o. d. Gilbert and Mr.
J. Il AIlender
Committee On Arrangements, Mr.
Walter H. Davis. Mr.. N. G. Erb, Mr..
Charles Reed.
Committee Of Decisions OF Last Re
port. MT. Theo. F.@.stTaus, Chairman;
Col Washington Bowie, Jr., Mr..
Henry :. pennlman.
nEogTam-9o0 4. m physical ex-
animation Of Contestants Cwestmins-
ter UIgh sehooD. -
9.a1 ;. N. Girls report to dress
for Uodze nall and End Ball Contests.
lxlesIminater High SCHOOL,,
100 :. n. Dodge and End BarT
Contests -
100 n. Lunch.
90 ,. N Boys Athletic Contests
begin. lWeatern Maryland College
Gr1HHdzl.
10 ,. N. League Baseball Ion
IeHl.
s.o0 ;. n Award of medals, badges
and he cnp 70 be presented to the
Whining baseball team.
The medals and badges are award
ed b The Public Athletic Leaguv, and
The eonIeats are conducted under
Their direction.
The noard Of Education will pre-
aenI - the saseeskful baseball
team. n he contest between the two
leagues. silver cup which is to re-
nan the property Of tho particular
school winning II for the year. and
each year i 10 be contested for AZ
one of The features of the athletic
tontezts. On this cup the name OF
h school winning II Is TO be In
gerIbsa eaek year. @
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09
H. gholera = Present in Carroll
County.

Nouutts =
! number OF cases OF hog cholera
have hssn reported In this county.
i i up 10 the farmers II they are
going 70 let this disease break out IN
Ihslr herds a few precautions xIII
aId IN lie eradication OF the disease.
Remember. care is your best pro-
IsetIon. aaerms--No Cholera STAY
axaY from other peoples hogs. keen
people away from your hogs. TIE
eaTe N moving hogs TO your premises
foT my purpose. Keep your do
ted np. keep other dogs away.
Promptly burn or bury the carcass
d any animal that died On yonr
premises.
see that other people do the same
i hog In your herd appears aloE
lpae no time IN calling competent
person. veterinarian IL possible. to
examine IT, II evidence Of hog
cholera IL found In your herd. II
Ihafe Il or has been possibility of
exposure, lose no time In yaecinatins.
Advise your neighbors Of The
above noted outbreak. II Jon know
d sick hogs In the county. notify
.onT County Agent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09
Lutheran Conference and Sunday
School Institute.

The Middle Conference OF the Mary
land synod held what proved 10 be
one Of It's best and most inspiring
sessions IN Emmanuel Lutheran
church. Manchester. Rev. @. G. Leaths
erman. pastor, on May 8. G and 7.
The meetings were all very we'll at
tended. especially The service on
Tuesday night when the large, hand
some church was crowded to the
doors to hear the Rev. Charles p.
NIIea. .. >. editor of the Lutheran
Publication Society. speak upon the
subject. Spiritual Leadership of
Sunday School Officers and Teach
erss. The address was one that will
not aoon be forgotten.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Rev.
l. :. Hafer. Taneytown; secretary.
Rev. Chs. 4. shiike, Walkersviile:
treasurer. Rev. ". c. Waltemyer;
missionary superintendent, Rev. VIM.
I. HeIrIcK. Westminster.
: neR feature of the conference
vas he Sunday school institute which
met With such universal satisfaction
thai i vas resolved to make IL
feature On next years program. A
decided step IN advance along Sun
day school lines was taken by the ap-
pointmenI Of conference Sunday
school secretary. to which office, Mr.
George YeIaer. of Union Mills, was
appointed =
That which helped TO no small ex-
tent IN making this conference a de-
eIded success vas the splendid hos
pitallty and entertainment furnished
b the good people of Manchester.
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IanaIIIHmmIzsIonerk.

The following business was trans
acted b lie baaFd 81 County Com
mlasionnrH tn Resk.
DR.. I. D. EHonE. Franklin district.
waa appointed 70 The board Of health
for Carroll county for hi district 10
hli the vacancy caused b DT A. T
Gronk moving aHHY.
The board ordered advertised che
road running rom Ihe Liberty road
to Oakland MIIiz foT bids Ia build
a State I'D rad
Application - nude for State
aid Toad % be bull from Middieburg
tn netouf b = delegation rom that
section.
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COMMENDED
FOR BRAVERY
JOHN y. ROHspEHT. : uaIaHT0sE,
SAILOR, DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF
WHEN DESTROYER 81 Is CUT n
TWO. :
Secretary Daniels conmeads

Secretary Daniels commended
John W. RomsperI aH1 ! UIIaT mem
bers Of the crew = - destroyer
Shaw for their eonHa@z NJ devotion
to duty at the time = n collision be-
tween their vessel - Ine cunard
liner AquitanIa Il October :. near
the English Coast - azIleAra and
10 men lost their liysz = ne accident
The Shaw va one . three destroy
ers conveying thezAa.IHnlzs which
was carrying several I10aaana Amer
lean soldiers to England. ne de-
streyer was making aboHz 81 knots
an hour and uas zIzzagzIng - usual
when her steering e became dis
abied. Had she foIzaHsz her course
she probably would - #ammed and
sunk the1 AanIlanIa. G6mmander
William Glaasford. - Commanding
officer, ordered TnIl zusa1 asIern. md
thus 80 changed Ina zIz.9z course -
to bring her udner Ne DO. Of the
huge troop ship.
Ninety feet q las shaH.a bos sas
carried away IN n eoII.son. but IN
spite Of this c1mfaIaHET 0laazford.
with the aid 81 picked 0sn Of his
crew, got her = pr Without assist
ance, but moi mil he IN nd re-
peatedly faced dezIh = IIEhIlng =
fire IN the oil hanEeHH HlIIeh threat
ened TO explode The shIH.s magazine
and In throwing overheard , number
Of shells which had Iaeuaas heated.
Led by the destroyer Kimberly. tho
Shaw made Portland. England. under
her own steam. although lhe floor Of
the eQEiassfoom Va zzDpded and
there was huge hole II Ihe IlTe-room
just aft Of where the destroyer had
been cut In TO. TlIH nsIe lad been
plugged with mattresses md timber
before the vessel anI under ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09
EDEN.

u. 4. Matthias haz had HIa buildings
repainted By Snyder md IeIzIar.
Edwin ]. LaisIer has nad hIs dwell
ing and dairy covered recently. The
work was done b We /. Snyder.
George NeudeeEer has erected q
new front porch aI tie residence oez
cupied by Walter HlauIaII.
Mr.. and Mrs. George !. reese en-
tertained the following on Sunday:
Mrs. Edward Reese. MT. and hrs.
Brooks ana little daughter. o HaIIi-
more, and Lester an1 Harvey Reese
and Mr.. and Mrs. {. ). Hoffman and
son, of Honcksvillaz
Horatio Matthias M children. DON
aid and PerneII. Of Baltimore. visited
at the homes O i. :. z|aInIaa and
Geo. L. Reese, On Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09
COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS d Heal ESTATE, MARRIAGE
LICENSES. ETC.

Herbert .. Getty and wife to Jesse
p. srrite anu .Ife, convey IL acres
and 20 square rods Of land. for
: John DsMdzs ana wife to John II.
PaeIIng and H1Is. convey 1900
square feet d Iand. Tor 800.
: Nora ElIzabHZn HeIman and hus-
band to John =. Kaufman and wife,
convey $3.50 agslATs feet Of and, Tor
s2Iooou.
]. Albert Easloa. % Samuel Bair,
conveys 81 square fsss- Of land. for
$500.
Samuel Bar ana wife 10 J. Albert
Eaaton. eonvsy Ea6 square feet Of
land, TOR 800.
Ira 9. Lawyer. executor, TO @. Irv-
Ing Kroh. conveys s9 square peFches
Of land. Tor lIs00.0o.
Edward !. Hankerd eL al. TO j.
Kemp sIrInEef and wife. convey
5000 square feet Of land. for $4,000.
Mary 4. nroxn and husband TO
Clafisa '. YInIon. convey tb acres, 2
rooda and square perenes Of land,
for $1,000.
Edward /. Hieeiy and wife, 10 Jesse
Z. Warner and wife. convey 10 acres
and u perehsa of land. for $4,000.
Joseph Il kan. executor. TO AT
elnda KaIn. conveys three lots OF
land. for $4,000.
Ella Il. lively. et. al to u. Car
roll lively. convey Ief aerea. rood
and - square neneheH Of land. for
$1,000.
Ella n. lively. e. al. 70 Bessie p
Myers convey Two lots OF land. for
SO.
Eliza ]. FredeTieA u Charles s.
Nolberl and xIfe. convey lot OF
land. Tor $4,000.
Andrew WIanef and wife i0
Oliver Dultener and wife. convey 3
acres and square penehea OF land.
for $4,000.
Samuel Herbert YInglIng. ct. al. TO
Edward o. WeanI. convey 1eo
Of land. Tor Zs1a.
Edward D Xeaal and uife. 10 Sam
ueI Herbert YInEIInE e al. convey
loo acres Of Iand. for 300.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09

Clarence Henry AlldsHya. and
Elizabeth Almeda Carmen. both oe
York. "a
Paul :. sI9Hnar md Marie Alban.
both nT Manchester. I'd
Andrew Samuel 1zaEriine. of Vest
minister. and Stella Jane BarthOiow,
of HeIstaFaIoHn.
Russell LItIIH Hoear. Of Aanches-
ter. md LILLIAN Viola aAfTnev, oi
Glenviile, pa
Raymond Il sheaIY. uf Baltimore.
aud Mamie ! Cfamsr. Of Walkers
Vile.
Clarence !. H0rnInE. of NeHtmina-
ter. and Violet i KeekIey. Of HAg-
nTHInHn
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salem Lutheran Charge.

St John's-saturday May 10 at 2 D
n. preparatory services. Sunday
go a. m. Sunday school 1890 a
IN. Holy Communion.
st Benjamin's-1.3 D. m, Sunday
school, 2.30 p. M, preaching. Sat.
frday. May II preparatory services
Sunday, May 1s, Holy Communion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09

Jordan's Retreat public school I'll
hold Its annual ice cream and straw
berry festival on Thursday after
noon and evening. Nay 2. There
will be a fishing pond. also plenty Of
Ice cream, cake, lemonade and candy
for sale. Proceeds for the benefit u
school. II the weather Is unTaYor=
able, 1t will be held the net 1aIT
evening.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09

President Wilson issued call BY
cable for . special session of Con
greaa to meel on Monday, May 10.
Secretary Tnmulty in making the
announcement, said 1t would be i'm
possible, of course, for the President
70 be here on the opening day. The
date fixed for the special session was
much earlier than Democratic lead
ers had expected.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09

Mr.. Louis sachs. North Branch.
sold the North Branch Hotel to Wah-
len & Knott. 1or $500. The new
owners VII convert the building In
70 an up=Io=1aIe grocery store aud
viii build : garage and service sta
tion. Mr. Sachs will conduct his
usual business nnIlI July ! when
he vii move . HaIlIms bre he
has purchased : home. Il. will
enter the automobile business.
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A Quilting a. nlrtaazY aaal,ersar,

On Saturday. MzY I'D. ron % 10
II a. m. could - zen automobiles.
vehicles and pedestrians vending
their waY toward he @0ne EoaI The
home Of Nr. md Mra. George Harris.
Eighty persons responded = n IN
vitatioH 10 quilting Hz.xsn IN he
honor of their tn daughters. Mfa
Joshua Hunters ana MIH. Edward
Keefsr's seth birthday anniversary.
The day wa perfect. bright. warm
sunshine which made ! .ozaIhle far
the men and kIddfna u - md nlaY
on the beautiful lHNn II saay. whilst
the women folkH saTa bHzY plying
their needles on he Lhrsz unllla
which had been previously puI n tn
frames. Conversation EepI ~ 70 the
stitching, the quIIIz HaHa finished ana
hemmed before sunset THHIss
o'clock fast 1ImeI ~ IL rank Tor
dinner. Each person ID hsan given
peanut containing ; number. Yuu
found the watch - HHuLI sTMEzK
found the match u YoHT number and
vas escorted n the IzIIa. KhIeh Haa
hlled with The substantial nd delIeas
cica Of the season Plate Hers lad
for eighteen. The writer's number
was 20. which gave NJ zazI # the
fourth table. md Hhsn leaving The
table the clock struck IaTs.= Useless
TO say all enjoyed IL MT delicious
dinner In The preparation u which
our Carroll county women cannot hs
eHoelled y. ~ refreshments we're
served. consisting 81 chicken HanTz
wichee. potato chip. coffee harlequin
Ice cream. cake and mInIz Tha twins
received many useful presents. from
the qulltefa beautiful serving fraYa.
Decorations seTa ez=nHIZuuz md nan
sles. s. p. N the Kne= = I'D good bYe q
The host and holsters. thanking ihem
for the delightful md pleasant daY.
long 10 be remembered.
Those present HaHa II md Mrz.
George Harris. Mr. and -. Joshua
Hunter. Roland. IaHns anI Mildred
Hunter. Mrs. Edward Keefer. Ar.
Charles Hlmler md aan. Henry. III.
and Mra. chas. Harris. YoFE. p.
Mr.. Joseph Harris. Mr. md MTa. char
ley Harris. son Edward XzYneabnro.
Pa; Mr. and Mr.. Wilbur Harris ana
son, George |. Mr.. 0fYIIIa noNarsox.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben shInIeY. daughter
Hattie. Patapaeo. Nd. Nr. Edward
Mann. baltimore. Nra. Gharlaa Hunt
er, Ruth. Emma Hunter. Evelyn nd
Vernon Blizzard. Mr. ana NJ. John |
Bale, Mrs Gertrude Norwood. Nr /
Jack Myarly. Mr.. and MrH. James
Ranoul, Mildred and NIIberI RanouI /
Mr.. and Mrs ehaa EIrIne. Nr. and
Mrs. George Wafd. MrH. frank FrIzz /
zell. Mrs. Charles FrIzzsII. HaHdamas
J. w, Glat. Robert 0Izt. Alert BeYeeh.
Alice Ziie. Laura seIlman. LHnIe Du.
vail, Annie Cushing. Emma Bowers.
Margaret Poole. Blanche noIilnKer. I
Tobttha Summers. HeaaIe Summers.
Ethel Sellman. Elale ZIIe. Jeanette
Wagner. Elsie Robertson. Marie
IkoonsT, Carrie Cook. MoIiIe nonk.
Wiyie Lantz. Ella Lloyd. Dora Rob
ertson, Fannie Lowell. Dora LeIsteF.
Elizabeth Haines. Maggie DnYaII.
Anna Bower Mae DuYaII. Eta Kauf.
nan. Ellie Halnes. Misses EiIzabeth
voss, Ella Robertson. Annie
Barnes, Mayretla IeIzIar. i. Alice
)uyall. Carrie IefHIer. Master Roland
Haines and AIhIu i. DuYaII.
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The thermometer Sunday registered
u. Some bot for a starter.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-08-22
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
In the Eighth Election District of
Cecil County, Maryland

Under and by virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court of Cecil County,
Md, the undersigned, as trustee. will
sell by public auction. at the Court
House door, in the town of Elkton,
on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 23. 1919
at IL o'clock A. M.
all that farm or tract of land con-
tanning about
30 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
situated on the public road leading
from Rock Springs to New Bridge.
in the Eighth Election district of
Cecil County, which was conveyed to
Henry C. reynolds by Jacob Reyn-
olds and wife by deed dated the 18th
day of April, 1868, and recorded in
Liber w. H. r. No. 4, folio 657, one
of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county, excepting, however, theren
out and therefrom. all that part
thereof which was conveyed to
Joseph T. Bunting by the heirs OF
the said Henry C. Reynolds and
Eliza g. Reynolds by deed dated the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-08-22

pected is the presence of cocoons on
leaves webbed together. If many
such cocoons are found the chances
are that the major injury is past.
However IL there are many small
caterpillars and practically no CO.
coons, the chances are that the dam
age will continue for sometime and
il will be necessary for the farmers
to judge from the amount of growth
already made and the prospects for
growth whether the plants will out
strip the damage by making new
leaves and pods. If he thinks that
they will out-strip the injury, then
he can afford to wait to cut his soy
beans at the normal date. In order
to guard against another outbreak
another year. he should see that his
hay is carefully stacked and all Oh
it should be fed before another
Spring.
Report injury to ], H, Knode
County Agent.
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Cure for Dysentery.

s.While | was in Ashland, Kansas,
a gentleman overheard me speaking
of Chamberlain Collie and Dlar-
rhoea Remedy" writes William
,Whitelaw, of Des Moines. Iowa.
"TIe told me in detail of what 1t had
done for his family, but more especl-
ally his daughter who was lying at
the point of death with violent at
tack of dysentery, and had been
given up by the family physician.
Some of his neighbors advised him
to give Chamberlain Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which he did
hand fully believes that by doing SO
kayed the life of his child. He
Stated that he had also used thin
remedy himself with equally crafty
ing results"
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SOUTHERN BApT1sTs GO tn FOR
MAMMOTH SUM.
$4,000, 900 In Eight -Novem-

X75,UUO,UUU In ElgnG Oay S-4NOSDih-
Der 3O-December z.
At the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton in Atlanta, Georgia, in May,
with more than 5000 Baptists as
sembled, it was unanimously decided
to raise rs million dollars, for mis-
sions, in home and foreign lands;
for their more than $50 educational
institutions; for their many orphan
ages and hospitals; for their aged
ministers; and for the National
Memorial Church, dedicated to
Roger williams and Religious Lib
erty. to be built in Washington. A
Campaign Commission was appoint
ed, with DR.. George w. Truett, pas
tor First Baptist Church, Dallas,
Texas, as Chairman, and one mem
Der from each of the Southern
States. At meeting in Atlanta,
Georgia, early in June, the Commits
sion met and made out plans for
raising the rs million dollars. DR..
l.. R. Scarborough, president of the
Southwestern Baptist Theological
Seminary, FIT. Worth, Texas, was
elected General Director, and his
headquarters established at Nash
vile, Tennessee. Five of the Com
missioners were appointed as Cam
paign Directors, to whom the details
of organization were committed
Mr.. J. H. Anderson, of Knoxville,
Tennessee, a wealthy merchant, was
made Chairman.
The name of the campaign is
Baptist rs Million Campaign" The
time for the big drive will be No
Ivember 30th to December 7th. This
will be called Victory Week." at
which time cash and pledges payable
in years are to be raised to the
amount of more than rs million dol
lars. All the general organizations,
The Foreign Mission Board at
Richmond, Virginia, the Home Mis-
sion Board at Atlanta, Georgia, the
Educational Board at Birmingham,
Alabama, the Old Minister'S Relief
Board, at Dallas, Texas, the Lay
mems Board, at Knoxville, Tennes-
see, the Woman's Missionary Union
Board, at Baltimore, Maryland, and
all the state organizations are
throwing themselves full length and
full strength into the campaign.
Three million Baptists are to go in
and put it over. 1t is to be the
greatest and most meaningful move
ment ever inaugurated by Southern
Baptists. It's issues to the cause OF
Christ are incalculable. This money
will help every phase of religious
life represented by Baptists through
out the whole world. 1t is expected
that every Baptist Church, more
than 25 thousand of them, and every
Baptist member, more than 3 mil
lion. will put themselves in great
fashion into this movement.
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aryland

28th day of March, 1904, and re-
corded in Liber ]. G. w. No. IA,
folio $50, another of said Deed
Record Books.
This farm is of very fertile quail
ity, conveniently located and is very
desirable.
The buildings consist of house.
barn and other outbuildings, and are
all in good repair.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the
decree are: One-third cash on day of
sale, one-third in six months, and
one-third in twelve months, or all
cash, at the option of purchaser the
credit payments to bear interest and
to be secured to the satisfaction of
the trustee.
Cost of conveyance to be paid by
the purchaser.
OMAR D. CROTHERS,
John c. Hindman, Auct. Trustee.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-08-22
special Notice to Soy Bean Growers

Special Notice to Soy Bean Growers.
There seems to be decided out
break in the State of the green
clover worm. Plathypena scabra
Fabr. It's favorite food is the clover
and 1t is only occasionally that 1t at
tacks soy beans. 1t is the larva OF
moth with a wing expanse OF APP
proximately one inch. 1t is a light
gray to dark brown. moth and Is
rather inconspicuous. There are
three generations annually. The
first brood begins about the middle
of June, the second in early August
and the third late in September 'or
early in October. The egg is laid on
the leaf. Where this pest is attack
ing garden beans or soy beans that
are being grown for seed, they can
be poisoned by using one pound OF
arsenate of lead powder to fifty gal
Ions of water. Both the upper and
lower sides of the leaves should be
sprayed.
Where the soy beans are grown
for hay, of course, spraying is i'm
practical. In such case it is a ques-
ton of deciding whether the worms
have done their maximum damage OF
whether they are just beginning to
do their injury. II they have done
their maximum damage, no doubt
the crop will be cut before the third
brood appears. One indication as to
how much more damage may be ex-
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh Is a local disease. greatly in
fiuenced by constitutional conditions. and
in order to cure 1t you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of tho
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
\posed of some of the best tonics known.
Sombined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients In Halls Catarrh Meol,
results In catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials, Free
r. ]. CHENEY q CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
aairs Family pills for constipation.
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HOPES. BRO. & THOMAS COM

HOPES, BRO. G THOMAS COM
pany, West Chester, Pa, have GOOD
opening for good energetic, reliable
salesman in this district; terms and
full information concerning the
work will be furnished upon appll>
cation. Anyone desiring employ
ment for full time or part time
should write at once for particulars
to Hopes, Bro. C Company, Stephen
Girard Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
600 Acres in Nurseries. Established
&c years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-08-22

For years my digestion was so
poor that could only eat the light
est foods. tried everything that
heard of to get relief, but not until
about year ago when I saw Cham
berlain's Tablets advertised and got
bottle Of them did find the RICH
treatment. Since taking them my
digestion is fine. Mrs. Blanche
Bowers. Indiana. Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-08-22
Rising Sun, Phone 321 Md.
LUMS PEACHES

We will sell our peaches at the
orchard as usual. Season starts
August list and continues through
September. Crop is OF moderate
size and fruit is large and fine.
MAULDIN LUM,
Leslie, Md.
Phone, North East, 74-F12.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-08-22
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Notice IS hereby given by the
undersigned that their places OF
business will close each Saturday at
noon, until further notice.
BILES & CAMERON,
STERRETT G WARD,
Rising Sun, Md.
CAMPBELL & CO.,
Port Deposit, Md.
CARROLL H. CAMERON,
Colora, Mo.