The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-11-21

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Thursday next is Thanksgiving.
Revival services are in progress at
Sylmar M. E. church.
The Rising Sun Bank is receiving
a new fall dress of paint.
The service of the Red Arrow Bus
Line between Rising Sun and Oxford
will be discontinued after Friday
November 21.
The Directors of Union Hospital,
Elkton, have appointed Mrs. Barbara
Unger Austin Superintendent to take
effect gAdiately.
mes D. Call has sold his farm OF
i cres, in East Nottingham, Pa, to
r. Rhodes, of Queen Anne's
Ycounty, Md, for $4,000.
The Cecil Detective Association
will hold it's annual meeting in the
High School Building, Calvert, Md,
ON wednesday, December 10, at. IL
o'clock a. m.
Up to the opening of the cunning
season, Nov. 10, the sClerk OF the
Court at Elkton had issued 2517
resident licenses, IL statewide IL
censes, and ITS nonresident licenses.
Among those to suffer heavy loss
by the ravages of hog cholera IN
Queen Anne's county is Judge Harry
Clark. / Ninety-seven of his hogs
have died from the disease, the loss
being estimated at about $4,000.
Sheriff McAllister raided a crap
game one day last week, going on at
the gashouse in the town OF Eikton'
and rounded up fifteen boys, white
and colored, who were given hear
ings before Police Justice Lewis.
Joseph H. Perkins, of Elkton, has
been promoted by the Hires Root
Beer Co., from Superintendent of the
plant in Philadelphia to that of Cen
eral Superintendent ofe Manufacture.
He will henceforth have charge OF all
the Hires plants.
James Moran, aged 13 years, OF
Port Deposit, charged with throwing
coal from cars passing through that
town. was given a hearing before
Police Justice Lewis and placed
under probation to quit the practice
and attend school.
President Wilson has set aside
Thursday, November 27, as Thanks
giving day, in a proclamation wnlcn
said the country looks forward with
confidence to the dawn Of an era
/ where the sacrifices of the nations
Awill find recompense in: world al
peace"
After being closed for more than
Aree months, the main road between
nth East and Elkton is now open,
former gravel stretches have
zen replaced by concrete and the
entire road is now in fine condition.
The road between North East and
Bay View is in very bad shape, ana
sadly needs a friend.
Married three weeks ago to Ed
ward Russell, of Perryville, Mrs
Caroline Barnes, of Havre de Grace
has been arrested on the charge OF
bigamy, on complaint of Robert
Mason, of the U. s. Navy, stationed
at League Island, who declares the
woman was married to him ten years
ago and had never been divorced.
Celebrating a football victory
three Tome Institute students paint
ed the score on the railroad station
and platform at Port Deposit. They
were arrested and given hearing
AS the Institute had already repair
ed the damage and collected the
amount of the repairs from the
students, they were dismissed DS
Justice Lewis with a severe repri
mand and warning not to commit
such offenses again.
James States, of Crumpton, Md.
aged 16 years, was brought to Unior
Hospital, Eikton, Wednesday nigh
of last week, suffering from a guI
shot wound, received while out gun
ming. DIR. Mitchell was compelled
to remove the leg at the hip.
At the same time Arthur Warning
ton, of Fair Hill, aged IT years, wa'
brought to the hospital with to-
shot of. The surgeons think hi
foot can be- saved, but he will lose
couple of toes.
A fine of $25 was imposed OF
Francis sKavapaugh, of West Grove
for shooting into a covey OF quail
as Chester county is closed to quai
shooting. Several other arrest
were made in the southern end o
the county by Deputy Game Protec
tor Frank Walker, of Chesterville
, who caught Ave men who live il
Maryland, and who were cunning II
he county without non-residen
hunters licenses. A fine OF $50 wa
imposed in each case.