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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06
HERZOG WORKS HARD.

Every day HerZog is the first man
on the field. He gets as much batting
practice as possible and takes fielding
practice around second base until the
last batter has departed He still plays
wonderful game, but it is n question
if he is worth $4,000 to a ball club un-
less there is a good chance to win the
pennant. Grant is "A shrewd business
man. knows the value of a dollar and
Is likely to make some sort of move
before the end of next month. In the
meantime Herzog is on trial.
Chick Meehan, the star quarterback
of Syracuse in 1917, is a candidate for
second base and already has attracted
considerable attention. lie fields his
position we'll gets ground balls on
either side and is fair hitter. He has
lots of room for improvement, but one
year in the big show should help. Nee
han is short and stocky, a good waiter
and an ideal lead-off man.
Hank Schneider is another kid phe-
nom who has every appearance of a
finished ball player. His work at
shortstop is gilt-edged and no one can
kick on his hitting In 1917 he led
the New England league with bat
ting average of 1850 and was drafted
In the fall. Before he could do am
thing. however, he Joined the army,
went to France and came back wearing
two service stripes. This youngstcr
will bear watching, for he also can
play second base if that position sud
denly becomes vacant.
MAY SPRING SURPRISE.
They say the Braves are too old and
too mediocre to do anything startling
In the pennant derby. Don't you be-
lieve it. That dope is all wrong and
a public demonstration will be given
on and after April 10. There are many
good players on the team and the util-
fly material is exceptionally high class.
The Understandings Blackburn
and Meehan-can fit in any place. but
Blackburn is the most valuable substi-
tute In the league. He has a good arm,
fields well at second. third or short
and is fast on the bases. He has
changed his style of hitting and is do
ing much better in that department.
The outfield also Is well taken care
of, with two regulars, Powell and
Kelley, on the job. Wickland has
been holdout but Powell has taken
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

BE A DETECTIVE-Exce oppor-
tunity; good pay travel. Write c.
II. Ludwig, 900 Westover bldg, Kan
sas City, Mo. Sun&Wed M2S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

- NEW CARBURETOR
FOR FORD CARS. Simple, not a
moving part; installed in 80 min
utes; guaranteed to double your
mileage and start in zero weather
without heating or printing; Is days
free trial; our st. Louis man sold
400 In 6 months; Salt Lake City
man made $1,000 in one week. Write
u. & j. Carburetor Co, sos w. jack
son blvd, Chicago. A6c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Narcissa Gestal Zabala, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate OF
Narcissa Gestal Zabala, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after the firsv
publication of this notice, to the said
administrator, at the office of r. II.
johnson, 112 North Sixth street, Boise,
county of Ada, state of Idaho, this be-
ing the place fixed for the transaction
of the business of said estate.
Dated March "a, 1919.
PETER NJ. DAVIS
Adv S o A27 Administrator.
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EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing
for newspapers, magazines; exp. I'M
nee. details free. Press Syndicate,
$40 st. Louis, Mo. A6c
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HELP WANTED
Male

ASSIGNMENTS -
DOES YOUR TRADE USE THEM :?
WRITE FOR THE NEW * & S
PLAN OF COMMISSIONS. LARGER
COMMISSIONS THAN EVER.
THIS is A REAL PROPOSITION
FOR LIVE MEN. WE WANT MEN
WHO MAKE THEIR TRADE REG
ULARL4; NO SAMPLES; NO
COLLECTIONS; STATE TERRI
TORY COVERED AND HOW OFT
EN-, CLASS OF TRADE CALLED
ON AND YOUR PRESENT LINE.
WRITE TODAY SURE. X. & S.
SALES COMPANY, 154-156 WHIT
ING ST, CHICAGO, ILL. Acc
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Serial O23O39

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
y. S. Land Office at Boise, Idaho, March
Z, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred B.
Day, whose postoffice address is Barber,
Idaho, did, on the 23rd day of August,
1918, file in this office sworn statement
and application, No. 023039, to purchase
the WIZ SII1-4 Section 81, Township S
North, Range 4 East, Boise Meridian.
and the timber thereon, under the provi-
sions of the act of June 8, 1873, and acts
amendatory, known as the Timber and
Stone Law" at such value as might be
fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant
to such application. the land and timber
thereon have been appraised Two Hun
dred Sixty Dollars, the timber estimated
10000 board feet at $500 per M, total
$4,000, and the land 10000; that said
applicant will offer final proof in sup
port of his application and sworn state
ment on the 2Sth day of May, 1919 be-
fore Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office. at Boise. Idaho.
Any person is at liberty to protest this
purchase before entry, or initiate a con-
test at any time before patent issues, by
filing corroborated affidavit in this
office, alleging facts which would defeat
the entry.
FRANK S. HEIR, Register.
$ o Nav Is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

CLASS SALESMEN-Bi indie
pendent oil company; strongest In
Texas; advertising furnished; COM
pany producing, paying 1870 dividends
now. Petroleum Securities Co, 610h
Main St, TT. Worth, Texas. Wire
territory desired. A6c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Pool hall; might consider
some good trade. Waldorf Pool Hall,
ZIG Main. A 30
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06
.REQUE N T L Y

ton Is pau W
the development Of
the lower linn b s.
Even though most
convent ton a IL y
garbed, awk W ard
legs will spoil .the
carriage and grace
of the whole body.
You stand on your
legs. you walk on
them and d a n C e
with them. You will
do all these things
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

SIDE LINE-Top notch speciality; re-
sponsible house; pays commissions
promptly; write today; samples and
sales talks free; no delays. Erick
son Co, Des Mones, Iowa. ACC
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Female

EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing
for newspapers, magazines; exp I'M
nec.; details free. Press Syndicate
$50, st. Louis, Mo. Aso
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

MEN-Age II to 55; experience unnec-
essary; travel; make secret investi-
cations, reports; salaries; expenses
American Foreign Detective Agency,
203, st. Louis. Acc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

MODERN electric shoe shop; only one
in R.R. town; good business. Box
355, Glenns Ferry, Idaho. Ase
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

WANTED-One man by the month,
two men by the day on farm. Phone
51-J-1. Az
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

WANTED at once an experienced alb
stractor. Lady or gent. State salary,
experience and reference. jefferson
Title g. Abstract Co.. Rigby Idaho.
ASc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06
EARN RIG MONEY

EARN BIG MONEY
in the auto and tractor business;
learn in few weeks; practical work;
expert instructors; earn board and
room while learning; FREE catalog
tells all about it. National Automo-
tive School, oldest in the country"
Figueroa at Sth, Los Angeles, Calf.
Survived
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06
look OUT FOR THOSE
1919ED|T|ON BRAVES;
THEY'RE SURE THERE
Stallings' Hired Men Playing
Classy Ball in Georgia; Above
Comparison With the Gang
of Misfits of Last Year.
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL.
(CopNright, 1919.

Columbus, Ga, April accompanying
the 1919 edition of the Boston Braves
with last years aggregation IS like
trying to pan off flivver for a L.
cylinder runabout. 1t cant be done
Down here in Georgia the hired men
employed by Stallngs are playing
some great baseball, everyone is work
ing his head off, and there are evil
dences of a deep laid plot to put some
thing over on seven other clubs in the
National league. There is a differ
ent spirit than was shown in 1918, and
If everything goes through as planned
there will be something doing in the
senior circuit.
Boston is the mystery club of the
National league. According to the
dope, Stallings and his new owner,
George Washington Grant, will be
lucky to remain in the league. But
that is according to dope. In reality
this mysterious gang looks better than
at any time in the past three years,
and will prove it at any time or place.
There is a vast improvement in the
inficld with IIolke at first and kid
named Schneider at short and an old
bird labeled Riggert has added some
strength to the outfied. In addition,
Rabbit MaranvilIe is expected to be
among those present about April Is
and Hank Gowd%' is looked fer around
May l. With that pair of soldier ath-
letes on the job i3Cston must lie con
sidered a first divisi N clUh. I
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

FOR RENT-Furnished room; hot and
cold water; hot water heat. Phone
1861. Al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06
LOST

LOST-State warrants Nos. 44S3, 1851,
1896. All persons are cautioned not
to purchase, as payment has been
stopped on same. +. w. Galbraith
phone sci A10
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06

ENTER business where you will be
independent; the salesman is the
man of the hour; insurance the bus
mess of the day; agency openings
everywhere. North American Acct
dent Insurance Co., Chicago, Ill. ACC
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-By married man position
on ranch; preferably place with
house for family with one child.
BOX o4oi, capital News. A,c
WANTED-Half-da bookkeeping or
clerical work by student; small
wages accepted. Address 3413, care
Capital News. ACC
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STAlLlNGS lUBiLANT.

STALLlNGS tUBiLhNT.
"Jhe club looks better to me than
at any time since 1915" said George
Stalings after the morning workout.
'"The boys are working harder are
taking their jobs more seriously and
act as if, they really mean business. |
never have seen 50 much spirit, and
right now we are weeks ahead in our
training.
The pitchers look good, and while
I am not predicting a pennant or any
thing like that, can say that we have
an interesting ball club which will win
more games than it loses. If Maran-
vile and Hank Gowdy were with the
team l would say without hesitation
we had the best looking squad since l
have been in Boston"
Stallings struck the right note when
he spoke about having an interesting
ball club. There is speed in the infield
and outfield, the pitchers are going
good and the catchers-John Horny,
Art Wilson and Walter Tragresser-
also are in shape. Walter Holke looks
like a different player, uerzog is work.
ing harder Schneider probably will
take the shortstop job away from Raw
lings until Maranville returns and Red
Smith is just a S good as ever.
For the first time in many years
Herzog is trying to make good at sec
ond base. Heretofore he had the tenn
permanent of a high salaried star, a
player much sought for and considered
an asset to the ball club. This year it
is different. He still has a CONTRACT
which calls for $4,000, but it contains
the ten day clause, and he must prove
his worth. George Grant, the new
boss, did not give in to a single de-
mand made by Herze, thus accom-
plishing something that hasn't been
done for several years. The stormy
Petrer' has the same social standing
as any other player and will he judged
on his 1919 efforts-not past perfor-
manceS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-06
FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 412 N.
End. Acc
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
Country Property

FOR RENT-Acre of red raspberries;
near belt line. Inquire 1411 N. 10th
street. Al
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wedding MaIs~r,.

The twenty ziifik wedding zanIveFz
zary . Ar nd -. i D. Eosbie.
Vest Maiu street.. occurred . FKIz
aay June : In EsaponHe 70 invita-
IIons mt oal 9 large number .
guests called upon them during tn
evening from Il i , n. = con
ETatalaIe an HiNh IhsIn ne pleasant
returns 0f Ins d.. During IHs r.
eeption so ne guests n orchestra
rendered , nuH1ar - exEeilenZ
selections. ne H0aAe vas taste
lilly decorated nd made ; mo-
handsome appearance. no Eradaz
zIss o The HeatsTH Maryland Co
legc. = which MIss Helen FowkIs
.as : member. ssFe entertained -
.r. an Mr.. fow1Is.
The nnt-of-towu guests wera Mr..
Laura Eow1Is. baltimore. NJ. James
zmith. Union bridge; ira. Harr.
Perry. Mr, I'D ~. Charles Dielz.
Hanover. P. Mr. ana 4rH. Frank
HHHanl md Mf. an Mr.. Roy Hsanl.
Baltimore. MT. an Mr.. ~ :. Ben
Eon. Baltimore: i. Maurice FleaEIs
nd II. Roberta T1eagIe. Hzaover.
p. ana NJ. and Ira. Claude BilIz
.uYer. Union bridge
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farmna, Ped MHllns.

A feid meeting wilI be HeId o.
Ihs nuaEhKezaa Manor Farm. fouT
I'D one hi niles eazt . WeHI
: iondEAip. On tt Frederick PIKE.
5 tturdas. June 1T.
For A number of years LHs -
pertinent Station has beea conducting
experiments IN tn farm TIE 60
= Chester loan. whzzl variety
Iests, fertilizer AM lime experiments
re being worked ct On bis oil for
ne benefit of the farmer In central
Maryland.
Dr. Patterson. frof xngxgsT. az
Mr. Eamsn Ill - uu ne grounds
nd explain ne results = theII aoFE
This : an oppOFIaalty Iew farmers
IN Afford = loose Ne. farmers -
Carroll county hAss ihis lYDe q EozI.
I'd 10 Is ne tine % I.aru WI.
varsity Of s1eat nd uAzi ind =
fertilizer % zee t. f. p oEasT :
1T taH be- FetuHHs f. money e
pended.
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Ne Nant y Inform ne uuIsanes
makers who Ioye = maEs dsxil q
racket afteT might by blowing horuE
and keeping Iheir ut outs open OF
fHeir automobiles nd motor cycles
disturbing The siumber o our citi.
zans. that ttes are Eoing n Loosen u
b digging aaHn nd bringing forth
lHsIr I'D an turning some OF i pyeT
II Justice nlnst Il Ii doesn't stop
Suppose thes we're enjoying alum.
bsr and some one would turn loose
: stone eruslsr under their window
there i lltfIz difference between thz
TO noiaa machines Come now. eaI oul
the racket 81 officer Stem VI ref
yan IN Justice nInst, shat I'll h
-? rHabaII. iiva md .osis ThaI
i real mise md L : made while the
IN shines to-.
n opportunity faT our citizens to
have delightful evening II the
country. Mr.. Austin Gallagher haz
Invited not uHIy tn members D the
Woman.s CIEIe League but Enei@
families md friends % spend Thurs
d evening, June 10 from : % :
o'clock ! her home. 1afreII Orchards.
~. CaIIaghe=za hone wit rs I.antIz
II lawn and spacious puHanes. : In
wing = an time q ths year but
especially 50 n tn month o. June
and It ! hoped eYaTy citizen : cur
ton - h my HIsic 11Ide :. ~
VI accept tIIa mo coveted invita-
tt. There IL b refreshments o.
caIze. r. cream a. lemonade for
saIe for he benefit Of re lzzgue.
Persons z1eHiTIaH 10 % ar having No
-. it IHas - communicates nth
-. Martha znau = -. Howard
Knanfz transportation - b mr.
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elizabeth vansant. Goit. Nd.

Elizabeth Vansant. Coll. Nd.
Second honors. Gilbert Oar=
roll Hooper. HoonarsyilIe. NJ; Mar=
.nerlle McCann, Street. ID.
Second snb-Freahman Glass.
first honors; Thomas Orkney
Tongue. SoIomona. NJ: Elizabeth
Noel Gehr. Westminster.
Second honors. Carroll Ira Young.
Westminster Mary Meyers. West
minister.
First snb-Freahman elazH-firaI
honors: Charles Edward Blsh. West
minister Marion Champagne PafIetl.
1essup. Nd.
Second honors HUH Reynolds
CrameT. Walkersville. id Mar
WarfieId, Westminster.
Certificates awarded m the pre-
naratory school ware . follows:
Gilbert Carroll Hooper. Hn9perzz
sllle, id: Robert Lee HnbseheT.
Berwyn. Md: Charles William geefer.
Westminster: Michael nasld Issistef.
Hampstead Ralph unIoa Marker.
Westminster. John Murray RobeY.
DlilingaIey. Id; Russell Wellz sapn.
Baltimore, ID: Gabriel soIeF. To
HaIa. :. Il. Victoria bailey. River
Springs. Nd: Alice Elizabeth Bill
myer. Westminster: Ma1s Ramsey
1oteleT. Buekeyslosn. IA NiceY
Telma Brooks. Madison. -; Virginia
Katherine Dodge. 1oston. Masz: a.
lay Laltch. Friendship. Nd: Ma
Euerils Mccain. Street. id: Louise
Elliott Owens. Pinaell. I'D Lillian
zzs4tffazzzzs.,. 448rsA.zs zzzs.f..z zz.sst =
annie Proctor Rogers, E1prezI Hi.
Id: Hsba Elizabeth NzHsanl. Col.
Id; Nary Marjorie x=Izh. Friend
hip, Id
Certificates awarded zHndIEIonRIIY
from he Preparatory HsH9pi:
John Robson Dunbar. bldg. NJ
Arthur John Elliott. CenIfevIII.. Nd
John Augustus Hafer. Ehiidz. Nd .
Harry L.aflue Carroll baltimore. sfa
Charlotte Cough. XloomIsp. II. ~
- Reynolds HaTI. To.Hsna Del.
Kathleen I.angrau. NlnEate, ID
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TAX LEVY st.23
FOR CARROLL COuHTY / 1sls--AH l.
GREASE Of ! CEETs OrER 1t
YEAR-BRIDeEs NO RoADs ASSESS
NET RAISED From : 10 = CENTS
COURT ADJ0BRRs- GASES DlsP0s-
ed Of.


The Board authorized Martin :.
Hess. County Treasurer, to- borrow
the sun o. O.ooo.00. from the Far
mers ! Mechanics National Bank d
Westminster. 10 meet current ex-
nenaea
The Board appointed Martin ..
Hese, Collector . State and County
taxes IN business corporations. banks
and trust companies. also collector of
Iaxea on mortgages ana judgments.
The following ordefa we're passed,
liking the tax ley for the year 1919:
Ordered this tenth d. of June, by
he Heard Of County Commissioners
Of Carroll County, hat Q lax II
IS 5I=72 cents upon ea1h 500 valua-
ton Of aasessabIe property of Car
noll county. be aad Il hereby levied
FOR the use Of The Stale Of Maryland
Tor the year nineteen hundred and
nineteen.
And be Il further ordered by the
board OF County Commissioners, that
> tax Of sI.28. Be and II Il hereby
levied upon each 800. valuation n
asseszabIe property OF aid county for
me current expenses q said county.
and being divided as follows:
So cents or public schools.
cents for Court. magistrate and
officers. salaries
cents fUr County Home md IN
sane
% cents for large bridges and
macaaam roads.
10 cents for County Foads.
3 cents for registration and election
expenses.
cent for County jaII.
On9zhaIf cent for collection Of taxes.
0nezhalfs cent for Board OF health.
cents Tor miscellaneous: total
z123
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CInlt enrtAns.

The Circuit Court for Carroll
County reaonvenea N Thursday.
June IN, md the following cases
we're disposed o. with Chief Judge
William II. Thomas md Associate
Judges Robert Moss and William :.
ForayIhe, 5r.. on tho bench.
State vs. Eugene w'hIIaley and WI
lam Cross. larceny. trIsd before The
Court. finding guilty. EeabFoaE fof
State. pendIsson or prisoners.
State W Arthur Millan, ToDbeFy.
tried before iury. verdict no guilty
and prisoner discharged. seabrooE
Ior State. Walsh Iur prisoner.
state vs. Alice L KIser. murder.
Irled before Jury. verdict no guilty
md prisoner discharged. seabrooE
Eor STATE. WeanE. Bond 4 parke for
prisoner.
Florence sehrInar, q n. plaintiffs.
- The MAJOR = Council OF HageTz-
Iown. defendant. Action damages.
Iried before Iur1. verdict for plain
III, md damages assessed At 4I0.noa.
Nagaman, KayioT and weant for
plaintiff. HagneF, Mason, Dond :
narke for defendant.
Court adjourned % Wednesday ana
Petit Jury Excused unlIl further no
Hco.
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Meeting = Christian gndeasor.

The 18th annual convention Of tn
Carroll County Christian E11eavor
Union vas held II FIaksbu1E o
Iune I'll and 5th.
All he sessions were interesting
nd helpful The EreaI need o iniH=
sIonarx worE Ia foreign fields was
emphasized throughout the convention.
he Junior Society Of Grace Lutheran
church. Westminster. and that Of the
brethren church. Ilnwood. ave :
cry interesting program i tha
Junior Rally. after which the Junior
superintendent made an appeal for
moro Junior societies.
A resolution W. sent TO or rep
resenIaIIves At Washington asking
Ihem . support the Prohibition
amendment
The following officers were
Ient, Guy Fowler, WazImina=
Ter: EIce-presidenI. Elmer Cent?.
LIaehoEo. secretary an treasurer.
! Pauline nerr, Hampstead; temper
nee superintendent. Mr.. !. G. Buck
Ingham. Eznkskzrg miszIonaT.
superintendent. NJ Lizzie I. HIreiy
MIddla1urg: Junior superintendent.
Re ) ,. Hzll. Westminster; pastor
: counsellor. -. n O. GInueK.
FInkshurg; literature superintendent.
ISIS MabIe Albert. Westminster:
nraas correspondent. Mr.. 10Y Singer.
UHIonIaan.
The next convention ~ be I'D =
z.Sst1#zs.t~. :.
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DEATHS.


Ernest N. Andersen, cashier D the
TIrat National EsanE. OF Mechanics
YIIIe. N. and a former EnenIher o.
the State Legislature fnom Carroll
county. died Wednesday morning At
the home o. hia daughter. Mrs.
HobineIle b. Hayes. HiIlzboro. :. c.
He had been II about one month.
Born in New Market. Frederick
county. Mr. Anderson vs. 81 years
old. IN OF he Iale caDt. William
PInkney Anderson. UnlII 10 years
ago ~. Anderson vas n business
With his uncle. Abzalom Anderson.
Who conducted a general meTchau-
dlse store at Mount AirY. He also
Us a former member O. the Duard
Of Education Of Carroll county and
uas al active member and former
vezfrymza OF the Protestant Eplsco-
pal church n Mount AIRY lie was
. member OF he Masonic order.
Besides hi daughter. Mrs Hayes.
h il survived by h widow, VINO be-
fore he marriage as Mis- Agnes [.
Clay. o Frederick county. and two
brothers. Thomas Il. Anderson. OF
s.kesvIIIe. and William ?. Anderson.
o. Baltimore.
The funeral took place i II o'clock
thIa morning from Mount airy.
Burial I'll be n Pine Grove cemetery
Mount airy.
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AH===zAHe
Samuel J. Stoaer, ased so years. )
months ana ~ days died Monday
evening iu Philadelphia having beea
run oYer b an express train. he
sas ; aon o the Iale Abraham st0neF.
Il Union bridge md lIxed n Texas
.ut II the time of h deaIn w.
visiting his sister In Philadelphia.
rho following brothers md one sla=
xer survive: MarH1alI Hloner. Ship
DenshnEg: !. y. eI1ner. .edford: La
Eloner. Union Bridge: John sloner.
Texas. md RS. EHglar. Philadelphia.
The body Has brought TO IHe fun-
raj narlorz Of Harvey BaHEard :
son where services were held Thurs
aay u 10 o'clock. Elder snauer on
eIating. InIarmenI wa made II
nIpe Creek cemetery THa palI6earsT1
were David Rooo. Reuben saylor.
Thomas sIlnglufT. Charles ?. Repn.
Guy babylon and John Hoop. Harvey
1ankaTd q son funeral directors.
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asnlezzr, ssilpaIzl EpIzsspaI eharsl

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SCHOOL 10 !. n morning zufahIH"
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director and oTgaHIHt = The FIR
IeihodIHI Episcopal church. HaltIz
more. waA married . Noah l.. sEhaaf.
fer. thu CITY. yesterday = her home.
40 Shirley avenue r.. ceremony
.as performed By he brides Ialher.
the Rev. Dr Calvin s. sIagle. ; re-
IIFed clergyman ef tn Reformed
church. Only the Immediate relative.
nd few friends attended.