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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15

witnessed in the first hour of the trad
ing.
Trading began with vigorous rally
from the extreme depression which
marked Yesterdays final dealings. Mo-
tors and their accessories featured the
recovery at gains of one to five points
oils following at similar advance. There
was an active demand for food and
shipping shares at gains of one to three
points. Stecls and equipments recorded
moderate advances with rails and to
baCcos.
Further reduction of yesterday s
losses occurred during the morning. al.
though trading was restrained by the
uncertain money prospect. Strength
was most pronounced in shippings. mo b.
tors, oils and miscellaneous special
ties
Gross advances of 8 to 10 points ac-
compancd the buying of Atlantic Gulf.
American International, Chandler,
Stutz and General Motors. Mexican Pc
troleum, Texas Company and Industrial
Alcohol.
Baldwin Locomotive and Worthing
ton Pump featured the stronger equip
ments. and Food Products and Wilson
Company We're foremost among food is
sues. United States Steel was the only
leader to reflect pressure.
Anticipating higher money rates,
stocks became active at concessions
during the mid session, selling of stcclS
soon spreading to the general list. Re
versals among popular issues ranged
from three to eight points. oils. mo-
tors and equipments forfciting the
greater part of their gains
United States Steel and other repre-
sentative stocks rallied later DESPITE
the ii per cent call money rate.
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still on, and SO long as II remains, still
higher prices may he looked for
The local contingent who have been
responsible for the market fortune OF
Lake Superior Corporation deserve
great credit for the successful forward
swing in that speciality the last two
days. Flushed by their success of yes
terday. they gave their pet another up
ward whirl to the extent of 81 80, maxi
ing new top for the movement at 241a.
There was likewise an encouraging
turnover, approximately 5000 shares in
the first two hours. The income bonds
at the same time on fairly active trad
ing advanced | per cent to &c. There
is little to be said of the movement
in connecting it in any way with the
property, 1t was obviously a stock mar
ket demonstration pure and simple.
One of the curious developments of
the day was the apparent sidetracking
of the General Asphalt boom. The
sudden neglect of these shares after
the recent boistcrous trading is natur-
ally causing considerable comment.
Only two shares at 142 of the common
was traded in, while only twenty five
shares of the preferred came out at a
recession of 81 at 21O. ..... !.
Little remains to be said of the deal
ings in the other local stocks. United
Gas Improvement again showed symp-
toms of hcaviness. yielding to G1 y, an
overnight loss of seventy five cents
Philadelphia Electric shaded to 25as
but soon returned to the set price Of
25h. Philadelphia Traction lost twen
ty- five cents on small transactions.
American Stores improved twenty five
cents. Most of the others were un-
changed.
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New York Oct. l5,-BUTrER firm. Re-
cepts. T24S tubs High-scoring, 67l2 a Csc;
extras. a7c, inside; firsts, 50ia @6Oc; sec
onds 52la q 55l9 g; state dairy, 05 66c.
EGGS firm. Receipts. l0,211 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. 670Bsc; hrsts. 8OQsac;
fresh extra trsts, 8406Gc; fresh gathered
seconds, "a 6oc dIrties No, /. 37@ 39c; No
-. Al q 45c; checks No. /. 41043c; under
grade. 3sG4Oc; irsts, "a q 55c; seconds. '35
q 4Oc; state and nearby hennery whites 50
q sec: gathered whites. 7OD S5c: western
whites. 10 ~ S3C; Pacific coast 81 90 SBc
western and southern gathered whites. 900
soc; state and nearby hennery browns 7O6b
78c; gathered brown and mixed. 500 5Oc
fair to- prime, GOdp 65c; refrigerator No /
50@51h c: No. .. 46q40c -
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Oct. 15.-The foreign eN-
change market opened steadier TINS
morning, Indications were for al
easier market. Demand sterling was
quoted at 4.171a and cables at 4.lSA
marks were 3.S5 and Austrian kronen l.
Other quotations were
In the afternoon sterling was the
only exception to weak market. De
mand rcceded to the low of this. morn =
ing, Alta and cables to 4. is, but the
latter were steady at the decline
French exchange sold off to SO fol
cables and SIT for checks, while lire
fell to the previous low, 1O.l6 fol
cables and 1918 for checks. Marks
broke to 3.64 for cables and 1866 fol
checks.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Oct. 15.-The coffee mar
ket opened at an advance q - to IS
points, with local trader closely! con
nected with New Orleans interests the
principal buyer of December and
March, believed to be covering shorts.
The worlds visible supply statement of
October 1 showed an increase of 505.
OO3 bags for the month, including stocks
at Genoa. The supply. as reported of
October |. was 1904. .776 bags. not in
cludng 3.O73 900 bags withdrawn from
stocks at Rio and Santo- cy the Bra
lillian Government. This compares with
I 900 .713 bags ON September l.
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New York Metal Market

New York. Oct. II. = Copper-Spot and
October, 21h n 22c; November 2lh PA c;
December. 21% GD22R c: January. 30 a Do y e;
February o2ii a 2Sc; March 22h G23c; mar
ket quiet. Lead---Spot and October. 0.l9c
bid November 615c bid: December II. .SS
bid: January. 6.2ac bid; Market quiet. Spcl-
ter. Fast 81. 1ouis-oSpot and October. : 33c
b,d November. 73Sc bid: December I 40c
quiet.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. Oct. 15.--BUTTER--Rec receipts
4237 tubs Firm Extras 64c frsts. "a "
G3c seconds. 4sM52c
EGGS-Receipts. .4l34 cases Steady
Firsts, a7@1Sc; ordinary frsts. 5O0f5fC
Cellaneous, 40 n 56i5c.
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Lehigh Valley IS
1000 ......l0l15
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
5000 ...,.. -.
IfO0O pTl
Int Rap Tran I'd

DOOO '..'s. BbI2
Lake S NJ G. S RR
5000. So,
L Shore As of 81
1000 ...... S6ls '
Lake Shore & NJ So
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Ala Gold NJ CIV A

Am Tel & Tel 4 y
10000 .... Sc
Am Tel & Tel 5s
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

: coI m ~ thus farts week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
Bait & Ohio 5s

B&O L l. Il K W As
1000. 6ll2
B g. o S w 8 hs
5000. ..... 81
Beth S Co 5s Of SO
1000. 81
Beth Steel I'd
5000 ..... S9I4
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Chi Rock Is Pa
Chile Copper IS
c of y Y 3
Nov 1854
O0UU TUITl
City Of Paris 6n

1000 ...... a
C of n Y AIS OF
Nov 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15

Seahoard Air l. Z
So Pacific I'd

1000. 50
So Bell Tel 5s
1000 YOIs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04
sEMANARIo ESCoLAR.

A In vista tenemos Ell primer numero
del importante semanario escolar "Al.
mas Juveniles Es su director el Ia
len'oso ioven Pablo Bonilla. Acting
principal de nuestras escuelas. re
dactor administrator el conocido ioven
Teoflo NJ. Carazo. Este primer numero
viene nutrido de amena interesante
lectura. que Sc relaciona con ell buen
funcionamiento de nuestras escuelas
''Almas Juveniles" dara cabida EN- sus
columnas cualquier trabajo rclacio.
nado con la escuela Y la nifez. Con este
va son dos semanarios escolares con los
cuales cuenta Cabo Rojo, han venido
llenar una gran necesidad largo tempo
seAtida.
Al desearle mucha vida al nuevo Sc.
manario, nos ponemos tambien incondi.
cionalmente a sus ordenes
NUEvA PANADERIA.
Sc la alberto al publico una nueva pa
MADEIRA, 10 que ha venido a abaratar
ell precio del pan.
Hoy Sc vendio a razon de s:ete ocho
en'avos el bollo de a libra. La nueva
panaderia es propiedad de don Benito
Mon alvo ell cual esta dispuesto a Ella
hor~r buen pan Y vendcrlo con poca "a
nancia.
LA CoMPANIA DE LUIsA BoNORIs.
El jueves debutara ell ell teatro Tx
celsior esta aplaudida compania. en-
la cual figura Ia CONGO .da Luisa Bono
ris. Su debut sera con 'Hugono:es'
preciosisima opereta. Los precios fila.
dos han sido bastSnte baratos, por 10
cual auguramos un bren exito los en-
presarios.
MEETING" SOCIALISM,.
Habra un gran meeting" Socialis.
ia esta noche, Ell el cual ,omaran parte
conocidos oraoores de este partido Co
mo Sc We, los socialistas no quieren que
darse atfas Y han dado comienzo a la
campana poEtica.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04
DESBE JUANA DIAZ
FIESTA ESCoLAR

No es mi proposito hacer una resena
de la fiesta celebrada ell la escuela Fer
nandez Juncos, con ell fin de allegar fon-
dos la Cruz Roja Juvenil
Ell motive de esta cronica no es otro,
sino hacer llegar hasta los concurrentes
Ten su mayor parte de 10 mejor de nues
ira sociedad), mi mas acerba censura
por su proceder incorrecto en- el alto 81
t:al en- que Sc hallaban. Algunos hubo
que tiraban de las cortinas del esce-
mario, produciendoles desgarraduras, y
otros, que faltando al respe:,o al recin
TO augusto,-como 10 es la escuela-, en-
Que Sc hallaban y las mismas niiias
actrices de los papeles Representatives, Ian
zaban besos al aire, hechos estos que
dan mucho que decir de una sociedad
como La nuestra.
En- estas reuniones Sc apela al ho.
nor. La caballerosidad Y ell buen juicio
de los espectadores, 81 es que de elias
Sc ha de sacar ell fin PRACTICE que Sc per-
sigue. Hacer 10 contrario. es atentar
contra Ell derecho individual de las per-
sonas que asisten elias con Ell fin de
coadyuvaf dar realce al acto de pa
sar I'm ratio ameno.
La verdad, aunque amarga, tenemos
que decirla: que el publico no estuvo
al alcance de 10 que Juana Diaz STEM
pre- ht sido, EN- cuanto a cultura, Ia
nentamos tai proceder porque ell magis-
terio de Juana Diaz 10 componemos jua-
nadinos, caEi en- su mayor parte.
Los maestros no podemos convertir-
nos EN- policias en- actos de esa indole,
por ell tenor de her;r susceptibilidades
Hemos confiado siempre en- ell buen jul
clio y caballerosidad de los concurren-
',es a d;chos actos los hemos creido
sabedores de que la escuela es I'M tenn
plo, como 10 es la iglesia. como tai
debe ser respectable.
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DESDE CABO ROJO


UNALAMBIoUE, Y GRAN cANT1DAD
DE RON EN- PoDER DE LA POLL
CIA DE CABo RoJo.-BUEN SER
vICIo PRESTADo PoR Ell AcTI-
vo PoLIcIA MARTIN RODRIGUEZ
Hacia varios dias que ell jefe de la po-
licia Maximino Quihones. tenia conf
dencias de que en- Ell barrio de Llanos
Guna'', sc fabricaba y Sc vendia ron en-
gran cantidad varias veces la policia
ell mismo investigator de Rentas In
ternas habian inten5ado sorprender di
cho alambique. pero siempre fracasa
ban, pues NADIA podian conseguir
FL dia % los policias Martin Rodri
guez Y Julio Montalvo, provistos de una
orden de allanamiento de morada. Sc
presentaron EN- la morada del indivi-
duo Francisco Samolla. sit.o conocido
por Los Chorros''. hicieron un mi
nucioso registro en- toda la casa sin
conseguir NADIA; entonces Lamolla man
do que lie prepararan cafe los policias.
y hasta lie regalo un gallo a uno de ellos.
Sc deshacia en- protestar de que jamas
el habia fabricado ron; que ESQ era obra
de sus enemigos, etc Rodriguez no Sc
conformo con NADIA de ESQ siguio sus
pesquisas alredor de la casa.
Viendo un gran monton da paja SEGA
en- el suelo. le llamo la atencion con
los pies la removio cual no seria su
sorpresa al tropezar con vartos ga;ones
de ron que es;aban ALI escondidos: en-
tonces llamo al otro policia. sacarcn
toda la paia, Y encontraron todas las
parties de un gran alambique. el cual
funcionaba de noche Y de dia. tapado
con la paja. Arrestaron EN- segudl a
Lamolla; Y, conducido ante el iuez le
impuso una fianza de doscientos dolares
por su libertad provisional La polic.l
sigue muy activa pues tiene informos
de que hay varios alambiques mas Ell
la Jurisdiction.
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MEETING" SOCIALISM,.
ESQ ERES TU

Ia entraste EN- 81 trono dc mi
corazon, como feroz dcntcllada del
demonio Entire tuS cariciaS cele-
bro la hipocrecia >u aparici6n.
En- el eden de mi crcida dicha.
conn la manzana que me brindaS-
te, como aqueIla culebra que va
liendosc de manas halagadora>
como III. engan6 a Eva.
ESfnge de mi idcall I'm nm
tempo te adore; mas, hoy remie-
90 de II. Con la fuerza de mi va.
hntad, tc derrumbo. Ya caiSte
hecha pedazoS. ah Como cae to-
do 10 imbecil
ION negra esfnge. iIliena de
falsedad con bills de amor fingi-
do Y lepra de caricias Is un can
Ger tn amor Y hoy, que 10 com
prendo, detcSto de FL. ES. o Scria.
come haccr crecer m lirio her
moSo, traSplantado de un bello
jardn, en- medic de un pantano
deteStable.
Te llevo hoy en mi coraz6n, CO.
mo un aneurisma que 10 deStroza.
i lnfame! tn suggestion me Sulfu-
ra V Ell pago IA mi delitO de ha
berte amado, deScaria la mucrte.
por ser la vida tan deseada.
T. GUSTA.
Catafio, p. r.
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Harminio SCHMIDT.
CoNCURso DE PENsAMIENTos EN-
HORMIGUERoS

Magot Rodriguez, 9O1; Narcisa Rive
ra, 678; Arsenia Diaz, 416; Maria Mon
serrate Rodriguez, 394; Maria Sepulve-
da, SO6; Mercedes Ponce, 221; Eulalia
Roca. 2O1; Aurelia Toro, S5; Julita We
lez. II; Conception Rodriguez, IA; Jo-
Selma Toro, rs; Clara Perez, So; Tere-
50 vivas, 16; Mercedes Franco, II Y Ur-
sula Rodriguez, H.
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CHooUE DE AUTOMOBILES
Ell CoRRESpoNSAI

De Bayam0n informan que ell la ca
lie de 'Degetau esquina a la de Be
tances, los au omoviles de Enrique Gar
cia y Pablo Rodriguez tuvieron una CO
lision en- la que ambos vehiculos resul-
taron con averias Garcia Rodriguez
convin 'eron ell un arreglo amistoso So
bre los dafos Y averias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-04
DESDE VEGA BAJA
Die. 10.
UN pREc1oso TRABAJo A MANo.

La sefiora Providencia Barrero, macs
ira de costura en- nueseras escuelas, aca-
ba de terminar un trabajo hecho por
sus propias manos, que merece ser visto
por todos los amantes de las cosas bue-
mas Y curiosas.
Dicho trabajo consiste ell una colcha
de hilo. tejida en- punto de "Guipur',
y de dos plazas. En- ell centric aparece
un Cupido de rodillas d3sparando su
fiecha, cuyo alredor hay "a maripo-
sas grandes, y en- cada punta hay un SOL
La senora Barrero hace seis amos que
empezo este trabajo ell Yabucoa, Y sin
descansar un solo dia hoy ha quedado
terminado. Nos dice, ademas, que pien-
sa llevarlo a los Padres Redentoristas.
que pagan muy bien esas clases de ira
baios aunque tiene ofertas de Glen do
lares por el.
Este corresponsal ha Quedado mara
villado de tan precioso trabajo. Y fell
cita a la genial artista, deseandole a
la vez, una oferta que lie permita reco
brSr los esfuerzos miIls4ples que con
tanta abnegacion ha sabido sostener en-
a,is amos de ingenio artis:ico.
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JOSE No. 6. TEL. s55
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cUPoN PARA EL coNcURso DEL JABoN
SALVAVlDAS

En- San Juan sus harros consumer UIAEfAMFNTE
abones SALNANlDAS. 81 umero sone
positado acrado Jas vhrcr 10 Fcra FiNtAY. ios
scnores Nicolas fernando Co.
GAIA CONTENIENDO ClEN JABoNEs SALvANtpAs j DfEz
PESOS EN ORC.
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Ell BALE DEL CASINO

La orqueSta de la localidad amenizo
tan brillante festival Las damas, TO-
das ricas en- bellos trajes en- gra
cias mil.
Los jovenes Y caballeros, todos CO.
rrectos sOlicitos.
La geAtil pareja Recio Portela, quie
nes celebraron su aconAecimiento nup-
cial en- noches pasadas tambien alegra
ban el ambiente de los salones del Ca
sino.
Este Corresponsal Sc di6 cuenta de
un peQueno incidente ocurrido entire
un caballero y una dana, desearia
que ESQ no Sc repitiera, para bien de
la cultura del Centre social del pueblo
en- general de VegaB Baja.
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RegaIO de Diez Dollars y
Una Gaia de Jabon Salvavidas
pssIua 5.

TOpA PFESoNt a.c atcrl. 81. trrs
SALVAVIpAS uJE So ooNsttlEs s.tast.t, .l.at
San pEZ DOLLARS &A tAlt utL
MAGNIfIcO JABON SAtANNlpAs uat.l. ~, ottN tNnuNf%
In ydf.as dc alteIfat.a f#rt.fn ttftf ~ a.a
cajta ,.tl.t r..... $500.
eontcncndo 81 norcra csa, lader sttN1ttuhs
daramcutc ~ Joan la.rnt
persona dcrcth1 a rss n
cnviatsc rar persona
aoortato con,tituyc trcnio guai
Rcccrtc cl 81 re H.nto ftro faaraic
mandeIo por derfo ~ sa1fe
NioIes IIernand r dc iuan. Allen
rsquna del "cnur ian Ss,a,aas"
En- dc nnluna tafnfne II
dc Jabones SAtVANIDAS daraHer Juan
solo dc pltH DOLLARS rNN
GAIA DE JABON SAGNAVlDAS 81 g1c arroxime
haya Iepado pmero Nosoiros De- sobrss
medda s. rccihicuto
conrso cerrara 20 ia D. is 1efute so'res
rc~eucia r,rristas
FINI.AN. q dia Us dc dccmhrc o ias ~ "a tarle.
Las bases para Duroues ararcteran
los das un pcriodico de san Juan Basquelos
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VARILLAS para cemento armada, to
dos los tamafos ttene la
FERRETERIA MERINO
Han Juan. Advt
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oJEDA.-SAN JOSE No. 6. TEL. S55.
Adv
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.TOVNTiEN VIEW.

Mis- X. Eeryl Fleming and sister
Rave Of ,niOn Bridge. visited the
grandmother and aunt. Mrs Amelia
r Davis and daughter, Deborah, the
nasr Sunday and Monday.
The st0rk visited the home OF Mr..
rhas. J. Gum recently and left fine
son.
Miss Gertrude Appler is visiting her
niece in Baltimore. also her brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. MulliniX and
daughter Maye and Miss Edna Ecker,
of W0odbine. visited Mrs. Amelia Fl
Davis on Sunday.
Miss Deborah x. Davis visited her
consin. Mrs. Gopher Skidmore. recent
ly
Corp NJ. Ellworth Poole, who re
Gently returned from France, was at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Poole, last week. lie was IN
the 313th Company.
Miss Barbara Poole visited friends
in Baltimore recently.
Mrs. George Main visited her moth
err Mrs. Newton Rimby, of MT. AIRY
last week; also her daughter, Gladys
Mrs. Hood is visiting her niece
Mrs. Basil Gosnell this week.
Mr.. John w. Dudderar IS having
all his buildings painted.
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Tale of a Telephone Booth.

At twenty minutes to nine the gen
ial citizen, respondent in fresh linen,
sailed into the telephone booth 1T
was hot day.
At fifteen minutes to nine the
somewhat less genial citizen, in
somewhat less fresh linen, finally
managed to attract the attention of
the sweet-voiced hello girl. 1t was
you will recall-a hot day.
At ten minutes to nine a grouchy
citizen in white linen got his party
on the wire. 1t was hot.
AT five minutes to nine the wreck
in question discovered that he had
an entire stranger on the line. The
day grew warmer.
At nine o'clock the hello girl in
formed the driveling wreck that he
must not use the telephone as play
thing.
At little after nine there issued
from the booth dilapidated rem
nant, who drew from his pocket a
dollar bill, and, first squeezing from
it the moisture it had collected, laid
it on the druggists counter.
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GHERIFF'S SALE
~ OF
House and Lot
\ WESTMINSTER, CARROLL
COUNTY. MARYLAND.

The undersigned, as Sheriff Of Car
roll County, Maryland, by virtue of
writ of f1eri facias issued out of the
Circuit Court for Carroll County,
Maryland, against the goods and
,chattels, land and tenements Of Will
liam M Harris and Ida " Harris his
wife, at the suit of Westminster De-
post and Trust Company, Of West
minister, Maryland, a corporation, to
the use of George w. Albaugh, have
seized and taken all that piece or
parcel of land, and the improvements
thereon, situated on the East side of
Pennsylvania avenue, in the town Of
Westminster, Carroll county, Mary
land, fronting Az feet on said avenue
and running back 1913 feet to a 16-
foot alley, containing 1906 square
feet of land more or less, which the
said Ida V. Harris obtained from The
George w. Albaugh Real Estate and
Brokerage Company, of Westminster,
Maryland by deed dated September
%, 1910, and recorded among the
Land Records of Carroll County in
Liber o. D. G. No. lis folio 34S etc.
The improvements on said lot of
land consist OF a 2-story weather.
boarded dwelling house and some
outbuildings. The lot is located in
a desirable part of Westminster, Is
well drained toward the rear alley
and the whole property is in good
condition.
And l hereby give~notice that in
pursuance of the authority contained
in said writ Of fieri facias issued to
me I will sell the above described
lot and improvements so seized and
taken, at public auction on the
premises, On
SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1919,
at 2 p. m, for cash. Other terms,
however, may be made with George
w Albaugh. -~
EDWIN NJ MELLOR, JR.,
Sheriff of Carroll County
5-16-4t
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FOR SALE!

Case Portable Steam Engine, IL
Horse Power, in first class condition.
Bore and stroke 7AX12. Will sell at
a bargain.
ISAAC MI. ANNON,
EmmitSburg, Md.
May 23-2t.
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Sr ATEWOOD.

was entertained at the
the :: Mre Joseph T. Parrish last
home OF m1f Although the wea-
Friday mite stormy large num-
Their Was onhers and visitors were
Der Oh The meeting was conducted
pres she president Rev: H. r q, ovens ",n $
by In pn interesting story Inc young
told al nnioved a very pleasant social
folks Ms Parrish served delicious
hour. m The next meeting will
refre7H tba home of Mrs. Marshal
be i al the third Friday evening
in june and Mrs. John Spencer and
MT: "m" entertained the following
dauslteL md guests last week: Miss
week SNYDER. of Medford; Miss
ha,n- Garner, of Westminster and
May Anna Quinn, of Glenco.
MISE MISE sunday last Mr.. and Mrs John
vi entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
5Pene9, A Kemp and daughters
Wlli Iin and Olive. Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
My ~ I'D daughter, Janette, Mr.. and
son ' Danrga Stabler, Misses Rose and
MIS-. CrahIer and Mr.. Walter Stabler,
am" baltimore; Mr.. Ray Brown and
al u rhas Brown, of Gist; Mr.. Albert
S Snonrpr and daughter, Dorrls' OF
StateW00d, od.on "a
noIrimore. spent from Tuesday until
1,r;d1v with his sister and brother
lt f,,r W. and Mrs. Jos. T. Parrish,
81 near ~tatewood.
THOMAS Hill is having his resi-
s.nrq naiutad Mr.. Albert Gambler
P', W.T. rHe.sant Methodist Episcopal
r sunday school will hold its
C C,., children's Day service at "
ot.Ir~r in the church June 1st.
w. Frank Grimes, Mrs. Emma
r,.".r. and Miss Helen Grimes, OF
WacdAne: Mrs. Louis CresWell and
A. Mary j. Bower, of Winfield;
Mr.. catherine Barber, Miss Ella
I Jr1,..r Nr.. Louis Barber, MIR. and
49,. leo H. Davis and children OF
cNtnrn- spent Sunday with Mr.. and
r.... Warner 5hauck.
Mrs Mabel \. {. Shauck and Mr.
r.,,.;s &hiDley. Jr., spent Sunday
With the 1atter's sister and brother
:,-r,v Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brown.
c., Sandy Mount,
.fi.. Olga Is&acs spent from Friday
..ani1g until Saturday with MISS
1r.t.. 49,. ALERT, OF Westminster.