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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
STATE REVIEWS
WAR ON FRATS
Eli Prohibiting FraterDaI Climbs in
State High Schools Is Again
Introduced.

Springfield, April S.-War on fra
ternities, sororieties and secret so
Cieties in high schools was resumed
in the legislature today when Sen
a'or Henry W. Austin. Republican
of Chicago, introduced a bill max
ing il misdemeanor to be a mem
Ter of such organizations. and FIX
ing a penalty OF from S25 to 500
for each offense. School authori-
ties would be empowered to expel
CT suspend any offender.
A similar bill was passed by the
last general assembly. but it was
vetoed by Governor Lowden.
Senator Austin's measure went to
tIe judiciary committee. 1t excerpts
universities and colleges.
Both houses adjourned at noon
under joint resolution extending
tie weekend recess to Tuesday
morning
Speaker Shanahan said it was the
plan to begin holding Friday ses-
sions next week, and that lit. lie
later the house would convene
Monday afternoons.
Representative Richard r. Meentz,
chairman OF the house roads and
bridges committee. today introduc-
ed the bill of the department Of
public works and buildings, appro-
priating $12,0O0,0O0 10 meet a sim
liar amount from the federal gov
eminent for hard roads. This will
make available during the bien-
mum S24 100000 for federal ala
highways.
Without opposition the senate to-
day advanced to third reading. with
minor amendments, the "miDiste-
rial boxing bill" of Senator Barr,
providing for three or four round
bouts and eight ounce gloves. Ap-
parently opponents of the tooth
less boxing measure" were taken
unaware.
A communication from Walker
y. Hines. director general Of the
railroad administration, TO Secre-
tary of State Louis L. Emmerson
and presented to the sonl-e, said
20 immediate reduction OF freight
rates on building materials was
contemplated.
The letter continued. however,
that the railroad administ-a ion
vas studying the question OF freight
rate DEGREES on stone, crushed
rock. sand and gravel for road
building purposes when the freight
V as to be paid for by federal, state,
county, parish or township funds.
4 reduction in rates under these
conditions. it was stated, might be
made soon.
Information as to freight rates
was forthcoming as a result of mas
sage by the senate OF Senator Dun
laps resolution memoTializing fed
eral authorities 70 decrease freight
charges on road building materials.
The constitutional convention
bill was held on second reading in
the senate for the purpose Of
amendment on motion Of Senator
Pocs. It was understood that Sen
a-or Roos would attempt to have
delegates elected at a general cleo
ton instead of at a special election
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Funeral of Grace Hudson.

Funeral services for Grace Eliz-
abeth Hudson, aged II. asphyxia-
ted at her home, POLL Fourth ave
nue., Monday night, were held at
the Memorial Christian church at
$50 this afternoon Rev. l.. Had
away OBLIGATED Interment was in
Ch;ppiannock.
The pallbearers were Otto Hoeck.
Harold Moore, Joe Swanson, Ed
ward CuTler, Albert Fox and
Wayne Trady
Those attending the funeral from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Babptis of Jacksonville, and V. b.
Hudson, u. S. army.
At the inquest held over the re-
mains at the Moeller undertaking
rooms Tuesday evening a verdict
OF asphyxiation by Illuminating gas
was returned. d. J. Clelaud con-
Quoted the investigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Lieutenant Smoke Married.

Lieutenant Ralph w. Smoke. son
of Mr. and Mrs. d. H. Smoke of
Davenport, and Miss Florence Mar
jorie Blackmar, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Blackmar of OF
tumwa, were married at noon yes
terday at the home OF the bride s
parents.
Dr. E T. Hageman of Des
Moines. uncle of the bride. read
the marriage ceremony. using the
Episcopal double ring ceremony.
He was assisted by DR.. F. L. Day,
the pastor
The ushers were J. A. MoSenfeld-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
However, while it cannot inter

State of Illinois, Department of
Registration and Education. State
Water Survey Division, Urbana.
April l. 1919
Laboratory No 4OS25.
Report of the sanitary analysis
Of water.
Sent by J. A Murrin, March IS.
1919, I a. m, Superintendent of
Filtration. Rock Island. Ill.
Source of water-Raw water.
Amounts are stated in parts per
million.
Turbidity, 625. Color, 0. Odor. 3m.
Residue on evaporation sos
Chlorine in chlorides .... 7
Oxygen consumed ..... 1872
Ammonia Nitrogen .... .240
AIbuminoid nitrogen ..... 1900
Nitric Nitrogen ....,. oil
Nitrate nitrogen ...... 1.20
Alkalinity, Methyl orange. SO.
Bacteria per &C
Gelatine .--...,.... Liquified
Agar observation-disclosures 2430
Gas Formers .10cc Loco Ice
Pre6umptive tests
for B. Coli - p
The raw water is polluted.
STATE WATER SURVEY DIVIS-
ION. BY NJ. C. Perry. Bacterial
5ogist.
State of Illinois. Department of
Registration and Education. State
Water Survey Division, Urbana.
April l. 1919.
Laboratory No. 40S26.
Report of the sanitary analysis
Of water.
Sent by J. A Murrin. March %.
1919. 9 a. m. Superintendent of
Filtration. Rock Island, III.
Source of water-Filtered water
tap.
tAmounts are stated in parts per
million.
Turbidity. o. Color, 0. Odor. "a
Bacteria per &C
Gelatine .......-.-.---.-
agar .-.'----
Gas formers. -. 10cc Loco Ice
3. Coli. confirmed 5 s.
This supply conforms in every
respect to the requirement of the
United States Treasury Depart
ment standard for drinking water
to be used on interstate carriers.
STATE WATER SURVEY DIVIS-
ION, by NJ C. Perry. Bacterial
ogistr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Dittmer-Todsen Wedding.

Miss Helen Todsen. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Todsen of
Dewitt. Iowa. and John w. Dit
mer of Davenport, son of William
Dittmer of Long Grove. were mar
ried yesterday afternoon in Daven-
port. by Magistrate John c. Hig-
gins. in his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dittmer were
the attendants. The bride wore a
dark blue serge suit, with a spring
hat to match. The groom is en-
ployed by the Tri-City Railway
company, and the new home Will
be in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
MISS STONER TO WE'D.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Stoner, 512
Eighth street. announce the en-
gagement and approaching mar
rage of their daughter. Miss Glee
Stoner. to Corporal Edward john
son. of Kansas City. Mo.
The wedding will take place next
Wednesday at the Masonic hall. in
this city, and nuptials will be said
by Rev. j. l.. Wharton Of Mon
mouth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
William &. McEatp-

William c. NcF'ate, SO years old
a switcbman for the Rock Island
lines in this city. resident of SI3
Fourteenth-and-a half street, died
at St. Anthony's hospital today.
He was born in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
July q, 1883. and on June s, 1914,
he and Miss Myrtle ]. Clark CT
Rock Island were married. He was
a member of the Eagles. the Broth
erLood of Railroad Trainmen and of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
PASS ENGINEER TEST.
Especial to The Arpusl

Springfield, Ill. April. 3.-The
following have passed the state
civil service examination for sta
ttonary engineer: Robert Z. Barber
1o6 Twentieth street. East Moline
d war veteran; Lewis NJ. Hogue. 237
Tweatiet hstreet, East Moline. and
Cyrus E. Montgomery. 143 Nine
teenth street. East Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Funeral of Andrew Nelson.

Funeral services over the body of
Andrew Nelson, pioneer Rock Is
land contractor, were held this aft
ernOon, with rites at the house at
100 and at the Swedish Lutheran
church at 80 Rev. Karl Nilsson,
pastor. assisted by DR.. BIomgren
OF Augustana college. Oficiated
Interment was in Chippiannock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Andrew Banner.

Andrew Banner will be buried
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in
Chippiannock cemetery following
services TO be held at the home
of son-in-law, Robert De Groot,
1918 Ninth street
Deceased expired Tuesday at his
home in Chicago The remains ar
rived in Rock Island last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
WATER SUPPLY IS
UP TO STANDARDS

Rock Islands water supply con-
forms in every respect TO the ro-
quirement of the United States
treasury department for drinking
purposes to be used on interstate
carriers, a report of a test made of
the supply by the state water sur
vcy bureau shows.
Turbidity Of raw water is rated
at 625 per cent The water when
filtered is devoid of all foreign
matter. according to the report.
The percentage of turbidity climb
ed to an alarming point recently
while the river stage was high, but
is again back to about normal,
Commissioner John A. MuTTin OF
the waterworks department stated
today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Obituary
Fred GeOrge Ehman. :

Fred George Ehman, 712-months-
old son of Mrs. Laura Ehman, died
at 5 O'Clock this morning at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ehman, 410 Seventh
street. He had been i'll three days.
Pneumonia was the cause. The
child was born Aug. 10, 1915.
Father of the child died eight
months ago. Funeral services will
be held Saturday afternoon at the
home. Rev. F. J. Rolf will have
charge. Burial will be in Ch;ppi-
annock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03

the Switchmen's Union of North
America.
Surviving he leaves. the widow
and a son Raymond aged 4. of Rock
Island. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam ]. McFate. sister, Miss Clara
B.. and brother, DR.. Raymond Nc
Fate of Oskaloosa, Iowa
Funeral services will take place
at the Knox chapel tomorrow morn
ing and burial will be in Oskaloosa
on Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Society
Announce Engagement.

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage of Miss Ida NJ Wynes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Wynes, APT Forty-fifth street, and
Walter NJ. Hageman, son of Mrs.
c. A Hageman. 17O21a Division
street. Davenport.
The date for the nuptia1s is not
announced. but they will probably
be celebrated this month at Stock
ton. Cal. the home of the bride
groom. Mr.. Hageman left this vi
cinity Monday morning for his new
home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Mrs. Amelia DOering.

Mrs. Amelia Doering, 30 years
old, died at the Watertown hospital
Yesterday. She was born in Iowa
Jan. %, 1864. Funeral services will
be held at the late home. 3722k
Fourteenth avenue. Interment will
be in Chippiannock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03

instead OF at a special election in
November, next. ami thereby save
he expense of an extra election,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03

McCabe's Semi-Annual Third
Floor Sale, March q to April s.,
inclusive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-03
Licensed to Wed

Harry c. Allen Crookston, Mimi.
Mrs. Elma Miller. Crookston, MINI.
Donald A Meth .... Rock Island
Hazel Mitchell ....... Rock Island
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zEXSTILL.

Miss Dora DevlIbIss spent Saturday
and Sunday With friends 1t Greagers-
town.
Mss YalIie KIser had a pound
parry On Tuesday evening for her
many friends. 1 very enjoyable
evening was spent IN playing games
and social conversation. There Rsre
about fifty present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hahn, daugh=
ter. Elizabeth. and son. Wilbur.
spent Sunday with relatives d York.
Pm
Maurice elnta. wife and three
children. Gieer. Durrell. and Derniee.
Of Ashton. IL. are spending few
days with Charlie 0Iutz
Mrs. Laura Froek. Of near DeIonr
Is visiting Harvey shorh aud family.
Of near Clear View
Mr.. Abraham Mil. Of Bridgeport.
spent few days With hlz daughter.
Mrs Peter Raumgardner.
Marlin sIonesifer and family. mo-
tored 10 GharlestoWn. II. "a. nYer
Saturday aud Sunday 10 visit he
lattef.a brother. Samuel Hoeken=
smith.
Mr.. and mrs. Charles uasehaar nj
Sun. Clyde. Rev. and Mrs.. irwin IN
and son. Rex. and Mrs Gould Wick =
al Of LIItlestoHn. spent "Wednesday
At Charlie GInIs'.
Mrs George Froek entertained Il
Saturday evening. N old time a.
anaInlanee. Mrs. Louisa Hoffman. If
Winfield. The last surviving dangh .er
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MANCHESTER

The members Of Emmanuel LnIh=
aEan church celebrated the aIn
anniversary Of the dedication 81
zneIr church on Friday evening.
There was a large number Of mem
hers and friends present VINO en-
ioyed the following program: Open
Ing. hymn: violin solo. Gilbert Mar
TN: living pictures. part l. Baby
land. instrumental solo. Miss Mildred
Hanson: living pictures. part z, Red
Cross headquarters. vocal duet.
Misses Edna LaMotte and Miriam
Bergman; living pictures, part J,
Tom Thumb Wedding Procession;
living pictures. part /. Tom Thumbs
washing. instrumental due, Mrs.
Rudolph Wink all Margaret Bur
coon. Japanese exercise. Remarks BY
the pastor. rev. Leatherman; offer
ing. chorus. Mrs. Nagla.a class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer DorInfT and
son spent several days IN town last
week. Mr.. Eontner. enperinfended
the removal Of his household enects.
He will teach the coming winter.
ReY. and Mrs. Master. Of Hunting
ton. Pa, and Rev. Paul Rupn. oI Nc
Keesport. who spent Their vacation
ut the RoslIn, left Tuesday for their
respective homes
Mrs Clinton narnharl and dangn=
Ter. Margaret. Of baltimore. spent the
week here with friends.
Mr.. Nellie Root Lilly. Of the state
NnrmnI School. spent the weeks end
rs guest nj the home Of Mrs 4. :.
MuHselman.
Mr.. John Land. 0f Hamburg, Pa.
spent some days with his mother.
Mrs. T. s. Land.
Mr.. George Whitmors. Of Harris
burg. Pa, spent the weeks end n
the home of his grandfather Mr.
Oliver Llppy.
Mr. william Frederick sold his
farm. near Aiesia. including growing
crops. farming implements and stock
x0r 81 900. He and his family will
glva possession in the Spring.
mr.. John Black sol bis farm about
~. miles from Town II aeoTEs
MeTEIa for $500. He VII glYe pozz
session in the Spring.
The surveyors have made subway
Of the town for the estimate cost u
z,aeadamIzIng Main street. YoTk
street To Church street an Foundry
avenue 10 he state road.
MIS-. ]. B. I4ynard and sister are
visiting tfieIr brother IN Buffalo. Il. !.
Mr.. Elmer Lppy. manager Of the
naoYzng picture IhreatTe. has installed
= new lightning system Ihat gaFs
perfect satisfaction Saturday night.
large crowd Df ueupls Hefs n
Town Saturday nlght. Al places af
business were crowded until la1e
hour.
The last saek Of August. bur 4
fex dayH until al vi be 9Th u
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.ITE1IIlsE


Mr. Harvey II. plIIanger was q
visitor . Thurm0nI N Monday ii
this week.
Mrs. John 5. Long spent Monday
With friends N Thnrlnont.
Mrs. HeIlie Hoffman spent one day
with Nesdamea Lila and ethel Hon
man and families.
The Rocky Ridge Sunday school
VII hold its picnic IN Saturday. Aug
lfst %. Music b netnlIrI Band. 1 feHtlz
"a IN The evening IT the ssme place.
Mr.. George Wood spent Monday
q this week II Loya.
Miss Ada i HIIIeneer spent one
1ay u tbs week with Mrs. HheI
Hoffman and family. q Loys Station.
Mrs. Lille HanneT. vie Of Samuel
senner. of New Midway. died IN
sunday after undergoing an opera
ton for appendicitis 1t the Frederick
eIIY Hospital. Mr. Henner Wa the
daughter IF Mr and rs. william :.
I0Her. q neaH NeH Midway md
vas y fears of age Besides her
husband ahe + survived BY three
children. Funeral services we're
conducted b ReYa. Fztz and F1ohr
IN Rocky HIhEe Duukard church.
Interment Wis made IN the adjoining
cemetery.
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SIMPLIFY.

Mr. Paul NaEnef uI FenhY. Eha
worked for MH. Luther Xahn. had tn
misfortune of breaking HI e lazt
Thursday morning. IL Ind 10 be
taken IN Il Baltimore hospital foT
treatment
Mr. and Mr. David 1. Hook and
family visited Mr.. and Mr. IN
baker sunday evening.
Mr. BsrIha Zahn - Sunday
evening guest Of Mrs.. margaret
eapIes
M Clarence Gaples nd MIaa snzz
anna gaples spent Saturday evening
and Sunday Win Mr.. and Mr.. John
Martin. near nrummaI.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew YoIHIar haI
- their guests Friday Mrs.. kafa
ahipIey and Mrs I'm. fool. y
Gambler.
Mr Robert Zahn md Mf. and MFH.
Leo Davis auI9ed II baltimore Mon
day II bring IT PM Wagner nome
and n Re Mf DaYia' sister. MrH.
Lula Gofbin. Hho i sieE n . hospital
IN Baltimore
The good I'D HforE visited n Hnd
Mr. james asehnaider ona dHg ii
week and lei Ihem n bouncing farz
mer boy.
Mr. aud Mrs. John : NiIhIde an1
Mr. Earl ORInKs Ind - visitors and
callers Sunday MT and Mr. Charles
Hartman. Miss Anna M Hartman.
Charles Thurman. II. Join HnFman
GHufIfaH Arnold H0herI UalmEHTI=
nsf. N Westminster: Dr. EnglaT I'D
a0n. Charles. Raymond and Carroll
OxinT=. II. MaHHrE. William md
K0herI 0NInEs AID uIHera
Mr. Amelia Wagner. Nho NJ N
IL sick ii. Ia improved n tn
writing.
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Entrance Examinations
silIa Scholarships Il Engineering coaf.e

slzla Scholarships i Engineering Courses
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS EaT
lie Department q Engineering. -
IL = I1T lie IoIIsE. II AHIa anH
Sciences - = hid n Gilman -.
HHnssH9d anadaY Thursday. Sep
IamlsT -. - beginning = : :.
n eaeh d.
APPLICATIONS HuH EEHoIz At
sIIIfH : TuE DEPARTMENT o.
ENGINEERING established unasr -
provisions . - ZaHH uf Maryland
happier =. -. I'll NJ - raeeI4z
Il / InaTH = maH. in -. annII=
IN - particular aHHIIzTzIIu. :
competitive examination mi !. IaZ.u
friday September :. beginning i :
: !. Appointments ~ n mHIa
Haan thereafter.
EHEI Legislative UI=IHIGI n uzIII=
maFs - nd sHEH county If ne
.IaIH. I'll ne exception If Howard
QUEEN AnH.=H - Somerset counties.
II I. entitled = ne n maT. #eIaI=
HHHhIHH - II IaIazIHz1. N addition
:. the already assigned II resident
students n IL IHTea counties msn.
IIaHad HHoxH. II he available zeaoI.
aHHHlYz IHxH HHHn awarded
.naeT IL provisions q Iha A. II
A#=emHIx. - County ~ 80 seHnI=
aF#hIIH II IL Department d Engineer
N r. awarded on II deserving
students HIoHe financial eInnnmz
stances re Hnsn IN Ihss afe unable
u o1IHIn n education n Engineering
unleHa Tra6 IaIIIdn i GRANTED - Inem.
The scholarships enIIIIe tn holders
. free tuition. Tree Ne II IaxIz
b00E.. nd exemption from ii regular
IHs=. 0ne q lie scholarships n eaen
Count. md eaeH Legislative District
II he lZIf carries aIH0 Ihe Hnm o
20. TIE eznenHs u attendance Or
IIoae Nho IL no receive scholar
HhIpH ! mt greater Ihan n other
Maryland institutions
Scholarships my b awarded -
graduates n LnYola College. It.
Johns College. Washington College.
Western Maryland College. Maryland
Agricultural GnIIezH. 1t. =. Marv.s
College. noeE II College
One scholarship I'll b awarded
At Large
Applications ahouI1 address TIE
RegIHIrar. The Johns Hopkins I'M
KsraIIy. for blink forma Of annIIeaz
tim ana catalogues giving Informa=
II0n - = examinations. 4HanI d
scholarships. md courses n InHIrnez
Ion. T1a nexI session begins Tues
~. September .. 1913.
an lit
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One 4-horss Brown wagon. Is #
nay carriage. Superior disc harrow.
spring tooth harrow. Mccormick
binder. t. cut: land roller. ron
beam Oliver Chilled plow No. 10. two
wood beam Oliver Chilled DIoWs No.
ID; driving Or brake cart. Brown walk
ing corn nloW. Brown riding corn
pillow. grass seed aoHer. grindstone.
buggy pole, sled. corn shelter. two
sets breeching harness, sci lead
harness. set buggy harness. two sets
nioH harness. check lines. brides.
collar. etc.
Many other articles too numerous
10 mention.
TERMS Or sALE.-All sums of
1000 or under. cash. All sums
over 80 5 months credit On an
proved notes. payable 1T the Sykes
vile National Bank. With interest
from day of sale. No goods to be
removed until terms are complied
With.
WILLIAM =. ALLEN.
Owner
Edgar asrceron. Auetioneor.
aug 29-lt
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ss1s N Lns premises. On
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER n. 1eis.
nj I2.so ?, N. sharp. III tha4 YaIuahIa
property containing
= ACRES D Land. mere Or IL.
situated ! miles from Westminster.
IN the corner Of the Washington and
Hook roads. ana adjoina ne lands IF
zso. :. snIpIey. Mrs. Lizzie Fowler.
Lyman Arnold md Iha Samuel DIIzz
zaI1 property: improved b. : 7-R0oM
DWELLING and onlbnIiainzs. vel Of
HaIer n the door : the view In the
mountains and elsewhere.
Possession given At once.
II The same time and place I'll offer
: ACHES u TIMER LISD. more
u IsssI situated : mile from above
property. and adIoina the landa ol
Hoesrt 1IIlInEsIea. Lyman Arnold md
o1neTs. With good outlets.
Terms made known N dr. 81 ale.
i Ihe same tine and place I'll ell
I'll the Personal PROPERTY n
afz. Raehel Nuil. consisting of Beds
an bedding. chairs. stands. bureaus.
eapnoaTtla. stoves and fixtures. crooks.
buckets md numerous other articles.
IEHIs.-AlI aumz of = and under.
ezzsA II sums over = credit If !
months vi b given On notes. win
approved security With interest from
d. II ale.
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Having sold my farm situated on
The Jamestown road. about ! : miles
North Of Eldersburg, ! vii sell III
public auction IN the premises. On
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER :. 1919
ut 2. m. the following personal
property:
HORSES
Three tine Work Horses, all Of
which are heavy draft horses and
vii work N al harness. One mare
coli ! months Of age.
COWS
Elghi head extra line MIlen Cons.
some Of which are heavy sprineera
aud others recently fresh and are
nov IN fnIl fiou Of milk Al are
heavy mixers.
NIne head Of meIfera. some Of
which VII b fresh this Fail.
One thoroughbred Jersey bull. }
years of ne. and one shorI Horn
bull ] year Of age.
one Dnrocz1eTsey brood soN. one
.. !. :. brood sou. one registered
DuroezJersey boar and nineteen
shoalH.
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Tract o y IGREs. J R00Ds
I'D ! fEHInEs. situated On the
south side IF the Baltimore and ONO
railroad. which separates tie Iwo
tracts. Tie baltimore and Frederick
pie rnns through IhIa property. ma
NJ this very desirable location. The
property improved NIIn : naw -
STORY FRAME DWELLING. eooa
water near the honae Al Of lha
lnEE. including fine dairy house
There I : neyer=faIlInE spring d
water near the house Al Of ne
IND i uIIa1le. exeept abou. } acres.
which : n timber There L water
n every field IhIH Iarm cropa vel
and + n hIgh ataIs 0 cultivation.
2.-TraeI . : ACRES. adjoining
fare.II - situated on he north zIaz
u tie :. : :. :. !. Tbs i al clear
q nd IIIIahIe land. Thee Iwo IraeI.
I'll be offered separately and Ell
sod 70 lns highest bl1adr.
= the Hame lIma and pIace he N
dsrHIEned executors vi zaIl IIz
Household M Kitchen Furniture.
Terms q Sale Ona-haIT d tn
purchase money . b paid n eazI
m The ratification u sale b IN
Court. the residue n 81 months. The
purchaser n purchasers giving h.
her n Their noIez. 9TH approved -
CURLY and bearing interest from h
day oT HaIe. oT II eazh. # the option
Of the purchaser Or purchasers.
|GonxeyaneIng and revenue stamps i
the expense oI the purchasers. D.
post II 100 On TraeI N. and 30
On Iraet 10. VII b required Of ne
purchasers II he tine oT saIe.
Terms Of Sale Of Personal Proper
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TIT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
HaIIImare. Maryland.
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q IT. John sn0uE. u InIE vicinity.
MT. and Mrs. Ihanles GiuIa visited
NIr. Harry Boiler, 81 Logs On Saius-