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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06
HALL IS ACQUITTED
Of KILLING WIFE
Jury Out Ten Hours in Maine
Murder Trial

Saco, Me. Feb. Ga verdict of not
Saco, Me-, yesterday in the trial Of
Henry H. Hall the preacher accused
of the murder of his wife, Minnie, at
Wells Depot last June. The verdict
was returned late at night after the
jury had spent more than 10 hours
in elaboration.
There was an Outburst of hand
clapping from the crowd as the fore
man announced The finding. The court
voiced a stern protest but in spite of
it, the applause was continued.
Hall was in state approaching
collapse as he heard the words of the
forema an He tOttered as he was told
10 stand when the jury Was ready to
report. His keeper, Deputy Sheriff
Fred r. Muchmore, was compelled TO
assist him to his feet When the
words, Not guilty" were uttered Hall
swayed, but was prevented from fall
ing by the deputy. Then Judge Will
son pronounced the formal discharge
Of the prisoner from custody and
Hall slipped heavily into his chair
He responded weakly to the congrat-
ulations of his counsel. the members
which Immediately surrounded HIM.
Without much delay Hall, accom-
panied by his aged mother, Mrs.
ZemrO Hall, his brother, ZemrO. and
his sist er. Mary. started down the
stairs toward the exit doors. lie was
stil showing evidence of weakness
from the nervous strain and his chief
counsel, George /. Emery, assisted
nv nj
shoulders, Halls mother also had to
be assisted.
In the early evening when the pre-
Wilson, announced a. brief recess asd
went to dinner, the crowd became
smaller but many remained in the
court room determined to witness the
closing scenes of the trial. In the
jail beside the courthouse the de
PENDANT spent a nervous afternoon.
He had periods Of sobbing. ate very
little of the food that was brought
him, and paced restlessly in the
corridor. 1t was known that Hall
had been strongly hopeful Of an
early verdict Of acquittal and he be-
came greatly depressed as the passage
Of the hours indicated a difference of
opinion among the jurors.
Later in the afternoon Hall con-
ouered his nervousn ess to some ex-
tent after visit from George l..
Emery. his chief counsel. After eating
q fairly large supper he stretched
himself on the couch in his cell. The
door of the cell was open and he
conversed with his keeper joking
part Of the time. He said he did
not care to have a light for reading
Throughout the charge to the jury
bv Associate Justic Scott Wilson,
Hall leaned eagerly forward in his
chair with his head slightly turned
To one side following every word. He
seemed wholly alert. His appearance
in this respect was a contrast with
his attitude while the closing argu-
ment for the state was being given
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

taxes enlightenment needed what may be called the u
PHILOSOPHY 0
general the think of at all we th
c0nsoe
blessing think of taxes IN Term"
rendering winch
wholly to t"x"ion
o and
Conservation q
socia cc>si
Of
he ''T'F'
a
and pun
arch,
ldren
goulI
We
low oN gra trViC
hence ScfaWhN eHc'ency
a hc
a
Of
OF he weak,
a q
Of
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

yn1s afiliated.
ntil New Britain does adopt an
sssm emit system that is universal
democratic complaints will al
Is be heard. Under present regu-
pms the decision of the board of
essors Is not final, and arbitrary
hE of values may be ameliorated
an appeal to the board of relief.
method is not altogether &C
liable and the best solution of the
Ablem would be the establishment
system which would distribute
burden of taxation on more
Fly just basis.
cerbity of language directed
INST the assessors will not cure the
They probably have made errors
Judgment and there may be some
hcation for the criticism of those
have formed the Taxpayers
gue. This criticism will not have
in vain if it arouses the public
he need Of an equable system Of
Ing assessor ents.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06
Security For Our Loans.
(Houston Post. }

What security has the United
States for the billions Of dollars loan-
ed to Great, Britain ?" asks an anony-
NOUS mutton-head Of st. Louis. The
security of as sublime a courage, as
inNincible a spirit, as unwavering a
faith and as knghtly an example Of
self-saCrifiCe as the annals Of the huz
han race disclose. Next.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

Tommy had been out playing till he
was very tired, and did not feel in
clined to say his prayers, but his
mother insisted. SO Tommy began:
Nov l lay me down to sleep,
pray the Lord my soul to keep
If" prompted his mother.
Tommy (sleepilN)--''If he hollers.
let him go.
"Eeny, meeny, miny, -.
London Idea,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

charleston News and CouriorD
If we don't answer the question
NV hat shall the civilized world 90
with Russia?" We shall soon be con-
fronted with the question, Nv nat
will Russia do with the civilized
world ?"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

Proba bly, the next offensive of the
Anti. loon League will be launched
with the purpose of knocking the
hoops off Saturn. ...#
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06
Treat 'eIn Rough.

Boil 'em, fry EN- scramble EN-
roast 'em or eat 'em raw. Native
eggs. Strictly fresh. 55c doz. Russ
sell Bros, sol Main St.--advt,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

Down in Brooklyn the unconvert-
ed 'wets" are wearing buttons in
scribed mo beer, no bonds And
yet it's doubtful if they'll persua dc
many people that the more folks
spend for booze, the more they'll
have left to put into the next issue Of
Liberties .-Mancheste Union.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

FIindenbu1 g's boast that the Ger
mans arc indicated does not pre-
vent them from admitting that they
are unfed-Washingto Star.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

What we wonder is when it is 60
ing to occur to Mr.. BurlCson that he
cant make enough money in public
life to support his family in the style
to which it has been accustOm ed
Ohio state Journal
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-06

aH win the war.--Kansas City
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14

TTIlIY Good usht oss t1s.s ,<>@y-r,.r. 81. Ha..h
blocs rAd. souh h1"g, ~ rrHoa a'
hork east; South B1tsr u,ny 10 rrs.sau ore
blfck south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14

Ey, .,tN ...I LA . prs --- rrs irpsf ua.r-
r... b., .a5us - spare f-st nor gar
p..t fH rH-~ ans lgHi us1-r lfsrHI eiJ urt
col. q. FiE --'H~ rAo1s O-Agf sh4S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14
Stuart Land Company
De Queen. Arkansas
w AN

w ARf
s,.s ai ,o,o'Ir,'r y SO 6oc in orr,nt,,l oal .aI
Is, nas W ny ' %gp .'i .mps ooaa6o,ad,, rii-oc'
n' - psr. 0% g1S,, Wir",i 5,,,r,o w" nrl tt4t.
i-,fnr iivr.s kUn glg AZ Hhs
ia ",,l. ig.d iUl,p, land ru.r. aad olh,f
In sn,,,rr,,r r,o,, 40 oil p,a.la-,i0n P .
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na-.d ra hen, for ale Adjoining tifiee1th
t % 49, 49,, Il, -, ,n ~
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zoo NHh tNHH ron mNI 400 ace. finest u nay
anl. balance hest a upland school X II.
"i'eh and c0a'" TIE ia'm rhu.
Ip' COZ fSI National Bank bullnGl fhDhc
o'atr 1855
tynkkN MiskRS 20 sugy, smsll house M,
lari IroniHr Mo f0r. / : frut tres 5uu
monthly 1907 D M.lei sApllrA mi,
AEA,\.ts us,,,,r l., ngm,,.+,r-, o.o lt6
.rrr, GOOD l.nI rr., Wl!!!f-t Ark Is 10 cll
" traunn under fence psi,iI,aIy m1. than
,nsugn timber Ia p,, rt hml All r,r h, u4d
oo, ,,.s rg,, ,,,,s ,b.I. b,s, and r,t,l, ,a,,so
rs,p iar ,he mli-t no ,samp,. no nrg'oes rro,
lsoe Terms Title abstract Nes LIST " A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14

shuNt NstS n }ru aaut ttr.r,sss wrff 10 Ia,
fw lnmruAs 'hipmrut MtarH Sr.a.ksr NHfa
80 tar fifth rrrr' ksu.,s tfr Nr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14

t.,t aIIlt # H-i-.H ...r ..1ui. ia -rpt -sk
r,t .tr.r-- s-r %. iss 'lt'g ~s's NAin.
u-fI.| Mvu .. Hr.l rsss-a rhfd I'D lralh "a
Na" rH.rf .h
u... PUNISH rn.. gs-- irrs o. ir,rsh's p.Hv
a"ls n arr.v Jr-rtaa. iuriuG t.sn0S ss4-,
r u N., lsNf
u...t tuA ANr Ir lHHr H.g t..-rrry 10
V.H r4H g-,-oasc r-' 6ust fAAils frv
.r 90. WrHt r."H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14

# arms ON Credit

. Farms ON Credit
Antrim .rd K.llsssa counties. Mich.
otter a. unr1uared opportunity for farming.
Farms here duriHv the last year have yield
ed immense profits from berries. pickles
beans potatoes and fruit 90 addition 10
the regular crops Of corr. oats. wheAl ~"
Afa'Fa clover etc some A7ts costing
t25 rar acre hAys yielded as high as $3.50
70 $500 per acre from = cur.mh-r -ron
, Rertlrs iu suar instances $50 ia t1N1
r.r Are Labor a0d seed must be de-
duc'sd 10 show ths a-iual pro'& but the
remalrlcr vii sul b" 'eD 'afse'
Hr-s you eso e., 10 acre, 'or fruit
trpsk srd roul,ry. up to tfo acres or more
for stock raising AM grain farming at tl5
70 pef a.re on very easy terms but
nrIt January "a. Wul positively iugrcase
s. to $50 u,r acre Our .ands havs been
sailing '1r 'yss Than they ore really worth
and tas increase 4 s1'AU compared %
irc-aa.cJpI some sFthsr .ofs'.'ias lg 81 ryD
rGr ari e.sewhcrc. II YOU eeArnes'y desrs,
some .AFi you vii 90 vel y com" aIi
see us before January ! me- auds att
hand, 60 good schools churches. tJsrs.
hArI roads telephones a1d X : D.
For more than 90 yearr -. hars been
helping men 20 get farm horcs o. iheir
ovu aHi otter many advantages We can
ret rovhere else Ws give fr-s irsurarr.
protection shlr YOU are payIug for the
lard ard free sdvirs Of Agri-H .tural experts
when Won settle on youF fam. W. sll
loAa yog money - erect buildings and buy
live stock sHrr the 'A-i is paid Tor Na
tarrs fo actua. settlers fy- I've years
Writ. Today flr free book hrd fall iafor,
mat,Ct
.SwiSart Land Co..
Jl2ss Pre-, Nan R.as R'tE chi-,so H.
A tAgN no gtNF ..l"r ar-ss " 81 isad y vuJ
\ b r,iA Fbans rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14

HHSianIb b6gtStIA>Isinh bal,. ~ ,pu,Rsnt 4
NE "a ss,su faslmt. i6ifilT modern. ~ pefmA
tent fIfnhslble Tuias ps,iss prefer tduib " s'lh
-.I tId hsfrf-ues fh1us COOS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14
SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RE


HOUSH fos SAT- -
Nuau SinN rs.u,. nDlru. .an pa"mrn.'
n 'l'rul''I '''r' b't9,rn h,,'@gnl s'f.i, l.i,
I u,ao,, rs. rya, 6,.s, SG.S
ttttNH Np pt,tH ~r,o rp1m ~ g. i.,'
rrrF,". tasmsnt hrA'aH fu1r. oh QIT'i.
"n l"" A' l''ns ..n r',.Gs 500.
'on' r,.'sS't .@.y gaoi.t. a,sr,ni ) oao
''rn.. .lam rIrhus South bhumfs ~ 500
r""ry ~ Ehn'oD oAss H'e '''s
Two NnrtHN nolrts hss.ed lu our 10 ueH
tI' pns roam. b.h ,.o ii9y mui,a fs'th
pIHs 500 rHre So 900 h-ttuci, Jti 300
los" PIG n'd s''-
~ no rrNs , rlr- RON halas on FAST r.rr'h
sihir1 diHaNrs sAraEt snd srtou''l on a1 i0r
l'H. mo- more pNmrnn. isa,tug rit 4, trUun fut
s'ulns u yuu r nasIHs 'or bisIln nes Is
me 'im' 10 hg un hIns y Girc ~ We
fm aNfs \ bls tsrtl0 rlon tuI.' rlo' 'n.
i'a"o"m-rt' r,.r i'hnn. s. 80 sil handle
40 7'nrn ban tIde trlsr ~
foe s,lt NfW guuM byus n.. r,e,,t tri-oI
h'"H me h''h airhn cabinet r,t front
t'ftstn 81 g. .uu. ,- 500 .uI handle 80 Ne
ri'W n'rt t1s err
hunN nul 81 Noo.n anv h. 900 rA,b al
bought IN us fau,s tw s. 100, han cAsh
l0'hr go HnHoo slE rhnus i7oo
i,uu' HDoM pppr Tao ri.nrous .,u.gA and gan
lo inp -'". nire i'at'ilnm ', basement
4. gaI., As " f1r VI buusso. I'm isinn
ll"tnrn' 90 rlrut 1853. Residence -sI &
.'.1p >frg Hds
so in Hlut um Hrl-r curnsr 20, To 500
g''|'n., 4" m' I''oo term. W. lIenioa"n.
'uI H'r D" a m o' hnr Z m
10 t'r dh sfIl rss o-tti, sst tr.gi. -. Bta
hif Phone 1855 $3.50
Sgr SAlr 10 usnr'. u,as'n froon Brl~ snh
,'Ir'uri I1 HHn pHrrt 90 'Ii utrd sAst front
lot usW 0oi't ,ii'lur rHW-nlfRl 10 uiuIl ami
H'''irs raf lines rh"us naGs Hii1
ful kOrn hut ~ ant r,rg. grap,s and 'nut.
cellar and acl. lot iuuIltu. hpncs, Red
lb
Me- IN' room mndgu tpusa.s psTirI stl lu-
la.m U1 rAH side '1r w,.E sale onl 81 500.
h'rn rash. balance lice rent can Tor NJ Aldsr
"n is' -nh i'ior iH'0tm'nt't'
aiA hu"N lupu. IA, iu,h rl., oolI 'E3ou.
Hiu ilHNN ash. balance $50 per mouth
god home ln'rtn'nt MYt SELL Immediately can
h. q ii.i AH to' VI Alr~on siih the iAiun
lm~'m-r' a." 'I' Nv7rln siE
aDAtFp- -,lpf heauiu 'uc room modern bungalow
.' .'m 'n'N~ "N urr nom. "a.m" Is
H. beat rles s. ''u. s. 900 a'h 80 prr
E,o Eols lT@,d''G o",cg''9 s, rn'o' '',n ~,
l"aa Investment 90 al' sernI,y Hds
DAWN stNEN ANN m'itrn so ton home. Nor'h
'h@'NW hi' urDthiHg Tor convenience, storm
n''',l ''i front. om gn1e ssrann room
oNV 1000 terms II iesi'td a. fWr Nj Douglas,
Sih hiDn Investment Co Phone 1888. BeNi.
a'tf '''i .l- '' Srru'iy hiC
! 600 l'u0 u,H buys tiru l,s toom houe on
thsI side. rs' 'o s1haol and llkI lns .nrrr
w'u~ rr lpanaHg fast Phone 6,lg 1854 tHI
~ " t'icsot. HooP 2iy Security B'ds hion
Investment 10
sOl Ii oiut F'c 'ooms uo.erg. ssnsr it.'H
H.. to'ms na't.a,d i,ory 'io'h. nA'.m'at - ooo'
N'ma seven room huughps Souii Baiumnre.
s. 500. Ssssnay JAl Roblng0u. hsA.p tjb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


H0US,S roR sAlt A.
| IIst NNtR proprry .ith s Rse hgsn eating
''no
| KANSAS Cttr No homr from 81 600 to HTt.
600. urus m 'of pAuicuIin b0uDeIl nsaiu
Co, Tss han-J tIrhangs biis kansn tlu
NJ
! TdR SALE on RfNf room aou,s tso bans. t.S
,r-, Of Uaand wei fenced os1s1
! FUR SElE ny MskH ihrre ,uom hols, ba9msnt
tao screened In roreBes three nlerss " tuo CSs
v-.i side g. 500 81 900 ffrt payment, SIS ts
month s-rrpt god Ford as part on iirs. pDmtat
Mn STN Room btsal'.d ioom bath haSm,ni
sstar, oN fio,v throughout side uEhtlu In ~
| iHs room live bar rrrtpti.'s iecmatsd by u
pert drcnratDr,: tsd nrsplAre, hIilt In boosris
itunlnsboAid broom closet. cabinets acfu,a Kitchen
| possession II oncs. tsfnD to suit rrors nor
osAss sa,
vi lIyE Z NfW ( foom modern bungalow, lls
! fr.dy to occupy $3.50 cash hAute sasS Cal
sams, C-dr 1850 al nhin.on flts
bUi M sint room pioy modern On p.'ins
close 10 car line OnlI s. 500, Terms jA
wight Of Van tsin 1850 S,l Robinson
"'s $50 ' ts.h' s.l,ncc ,aJ C. wight or Van
t-d.r 1850 a,l Robln'on Blas
EAkr sibk. = HOoM hoi,e ooroef lot tT Ilns
close IN. Just m pstins good cell n sAis'
e~n,r lot tan Wright VI Van ClS'o, yl
P.AkmLL ADDITION N~ ) rom modern ban
sAlos mantsl built ln features basement uli
s'rd lot Nion 81 900 cash $40 pcr
month redM 1850
lUH S,lf I blors' Of ba'in--s corner lot stb I.
fnnm honp isal apartment site for ~ 600
slll consider slod lot Or rn In trade Leslie
RroA, Co Phone q 2s1l
TON sAl uR tNth,NGE -Four room house ard
huilt in sarasr. tu sired lot On paved street
Hnlss h,llt ~ slth space for hJua 0u front
sro Gond localp uuh milding restrictions
Would vii q trade Som. tums- Phone Usage
7SA
FUhNRD 1915 stn 10 shummy ln rcrtrrt ropdi
ton would sell " trade Too good income p'up
erp Phone O'asr iai
G,n,E Z toom 'uunsau- and gage VFins corner
lol hsssmrni furnace. TIE bath. manirl. living
rpom luSu' Iiup finish Dolhle oas floors ard
storm ,hcrted na all hutliin features cabinet,
bookcases and buffet O0O sill handle
utIi place pfier nsht Phone Tpon 0sAG'
12l6 tsdI Ij'6 We .hcs SUNDAY. enclosed
fof 81 500, s. On0 rA'h hslAn~ lkt rent iHfcs
hcdrooms. hrrakfast room NE hA,h French dof,
AZ oas iioor' martsl buiil in cA,.s. tt'h'n huit
In features An unusual bug We shos sunday
Eucl'ssd cas- nyuu. 0ass i2l6 teiI
lat6
ArlHA, iltk moi,-u 5 room ho.ss = arfpiHg
pofrhs sarAss rtus trf SIS p~f mouth sold BY
sSryf leaving rilsa rhrns 26il
kud Nuh Urc rnom house must ~ moved .ds feet
Il sal'inlt,d rc,', san be h,d cheap tPpg At
'2b iaa Thirt tr-st
hy FROM uHNlg ricrdih S room modern huns,
ics On 90 'ooi 'aa front lot siih E"E, 'ad
term, s,. pl~' At - North tuc, rhnns 'ii'
nAthttfI fUSnisSluN Hsui ne- uuns,y-. Z
h,d.poms. Tile bath. niu,tl Aui. h,nkyas-s All
floon OAK. jrur 'isish hAsemrut, INtsc on ps'
o t,h. b.l.nr, i's rui sct M, isdr tSuniul
tnclosrd cars mon 0sass i2ls kesi
Osucs. triar iaA6
~ ,OO i@ ia rOou' moiorn buntao. on pA,s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14

ACREAGE IOh SAT- sJ
lIH ACKtS nI miles Of Tulsa vel nm
proved 800 per acre, on paved road
l2l acres urAr jerks, 800 per aste $40
acres GiI miles out Of Muskogee All
good land rficr t}S por scrs | have
many bargains to offer = A Shores
Phone C.hHl II Turner big
BE- AS Athk tAsll fria, s.hanl tAlI. fot sale h5
ihs rais a. s. ~ asrS Sc Ter acre rash An1
hiItHrr In a. yrar blt per cent interest SstJ
o. pwuss Tor further is'Wm,'ion lurrttHf fu1
Ii,hlns 10 hsth =. sac Anlnnll TrlAA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14
OH, BOY!

Isn't It a grand and glorious feeling
to own your own home? with
Christmas almost here, now is the
time to buy THAT home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-14
tOts fON sAlt

FOR sNF ny OwNFR Vacant lo,, that you ut
make money IN blocks Of fifh and Main, II sou
sri bargain
Rtu R,RGuN living Place lot with tao rm
rsaer. paved street n you want bHgain set
Oth,S Phone OaEt 6ih5 6uiG
FOR ,,tf Hpe ,ASart residence lot, close Ia
M.tIHei Phone q p'ss
FOR SALEA lot on south Elwooi, hASs
let contract for SIX room bungalow which
vii transfer 10 party buying lot very
reasonable figure can Usage Cls2.
WOODWARD PARK ADDITION BcAuti.
'n lot h0Si1G feet; high location. f120.
Tcrms Usage oioS or Usage i7i4.
NORTH SIDE Lot 5OSi9o Icct one hall
block from pavement. CAll us for terms.
OsNgs qlAs Or Usage i5li.
hrRA COON tugNER lot ria tir s. 600 u'rn
I'D la' near lrlns mruursai $500 u nice
lots BcUs- 81 900. terms n'd';
lOK SAlt iugn rat font lot. '.st side tae
epry s5rih 5000. sui sts El25 rash hal,H-s
psh olt So , month, Leslie BUoa Co. fhon,
gst1
IUf tuI IS Pcf,hIns Nrun- $. oO0 d.sn. tc-mA
~ FIggd s,nolAu hul'ilHG Phone N'Sa
Fuk S,lk Two iou on rlIeA hsfnu. lots n sni
s. 500 each ilo duun auaYA4,a7pef month
o. $50 r~h lidfrrS Alien punfsNT- $50 FAR
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This il to give notice that the subscriber hAS
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll CoWn-
ty, IN Maryland, letters testamentary on the
Personal Estate OF
KATHERINE e. CONAWAY,
late Of Carroll County. deceased. All pqNnMm
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit tina same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated TO the subscriM@%.
on or before the 9Th day of December, 1919 they w
otherwise by law be excluded from al benefit 0R
said estate. E, ..
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Mmv.
1919 =.
EUNICE GATHER
may 9-t Executffx.
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Wedding Dinner.

A wedding dinner was held at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Bauerline
i'm honor of their youngest son, An
drew S. Bauerline and Stella NJ.
Bartholow who were quietly married
at St. Johns parsonage, Saturday
May 10 by Rev Thomas McGuigan.
The attendants were Mrs. Margaret
Beaver and Mr. Casper BaueFline, sis
ter and brother Of the groom.
Those who attended the dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Bauerline, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bartholow and daughter,
Alice, Mr. Charles Apperley, Miss
Mable Whler, of Reisterstown; Mr..
and Mrs. George Bieker and fam
ily, Louis and Catherine, MIR.
and Mrs. John Bauerline and family,
Margaret, Agnes and John, Jr., MIR.
and Mrs George Bauerline, IT., and
family, Madaline, Irene, Ruth and
Nevin, Mrs. Margaret Beaver and
daughter, Dorothy, MT. and Mrs
Harry Rickle and family, Josephine
Annie and Evelyn, MIR. and Mrs. Cas-
per Bauerline and family, Casper, IT..
Edward, Henry and Gilbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bauerline and family
Edwin and Nettie, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Spencer, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Spencer and family, Grace, David ano
Andrew, MI. Vernon Hook and fam
iIv Gesell, Marie and Helen, Mrs
Mary Darr and Mr.. Herman Logue' A.
OF near this city.
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The MedfOrd Grange Meets at Mr..
DuValPS,

The last meeting of the Medford
Grange met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Duvall, Wednesday,
April 80. This was one Of the best
meetings held this year. About
75 members were present and en-
joyed a social time together. The
program consisted of a reading by
Miss Margaret Snader, New Windsor,
and an amusing farce was presented
by Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Stoner, Della
Myers and Jeanette Zile.
The topic for discussion among the
men was Should the farmer expect
to receive higher prices for his pro-
ducts and buy his supplies cheaper?''
The lecturer, Mr.. Upton Gladhill,
presented the topic which was con-
tinued by the County Agent, MIR. Smith
SnAder and others.
Miss Everett was called upon to
discuss the wonan's topic on Glow
can we teach better cooperation in the
home" Among the suggestions for
the good of the order was one presec
ed by Miss Everett that as many OF
| the grange members as possible &c
down in a body to College Park IN
May Goth. Many are planning to go
The exact number will be reported
at. the next meeting.
After the program bountiful lunch
was served by the hostess and enjoyed
by all present They adjourned tC
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Devilbiss on Wednesday, May o1st.