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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
Horned Negro
FoRer Gets Life
Sentence.

Alma, Ga, April 80. : DIR. j.
r. Dodge, white, of Horned Ne
gro" fame, was convicted of MUIR
der here tonight in connection
with the. killing of Justice C. j.
Medders, white, on July 10 of last
year. The jury recommended
mercy, and Dedge was Immediately
sentenced to life imprisonment.
Dedge and Medders were form
er partners in the show business.
They hit upon the plan TO put
horns on a half-wit and tour the
country with him as the "only
horned negro in captivity.
An operation was necessary to
insert big pair of horns in the
mans head, and the skin grew in
place and made them appear like
real horns.
The show business thrived, it is
said, until the horned one, at Val
dosta, Ca, several years ago, dis
closed the fake.
Dedge and Medders had made
a fortune and returned here.
Medders becoming overseer on the
Dedge plantation. A year ago, be-
cause of personal difficulties,
Medders left the place, opened a
law office and became a justice
Of the peace. He was shot down
in front of his office one night,
and Dedge was among the men ar
rested in connection with the
shooting, the automobile from
which the shots were fired being
traced to his home.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
RACE FOR S1,700
AUTO SOON TO
BE GIN

Intense interest is being shown in The
Whips big voting election in which
beautiful $4,000 Dixie Flyer. FIVE
passenger touring car and hundreds of
dollars in big cash prizes will be given
away to our own folks, readers and
friends OF The Whip.
Men and women, boys and girls are
sending in their nomination blanks with
their own name or that OF a friend ON
them and are asking just how to so
about winning the prizes of their choice.
All of these prizes-even the fine
$l.70000 Dixie Flyer-and an abund-
antly guaranteed cash prize to every
active participant will be given away
absolutely free to all who take part and
cash their spare moments that would
otherwise be wasted for the next few
weeks.
Continued Page 50
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
LOVE
is RAPE; LOVER
MUST HANG
Ridiculous Defense Offered
By Court-Appointed Counsel
Draws Laughter From Crowds.
By a Staff Correspondent.

PARIS, Texas, April 30.-Southern
race hatred entered the courts here
last week and, terming the clandes-
tine love affair between white wo-
man and a black man criminal as
.satslt,.a eaiised--.the- ssentence-oi-.deatl,
to be passed on Virgil Sampson, the
alleged "rapist."
True Story Suppressed.
The true story of the affair has
been suppressed by the Southern
white press, and members of our race
who discuss the travesty on justice do
so at a risk of their lives. The true
story of SIMPSONS trial and convic-
ton was obtained by an observer
whose fair complexion deceived the
whites into thinking he was white
also.
The Love Affair.
Virgil Sampson had for some time
carried on mutual love affair with a
young white woman, about p years
of age, near Honey Grove. Often he
met her at designated times and
places i'll the woods near Honey
Grove. To avoid suspicion, she al
ways left home accompanied by her
small brother, aged 9. He kept watch
for the pair, being bribed by his sis
ter to keep the secret.
Finally the secret leaked out. and
the parents forced the details from
the boy AS the affair began to be
talked of through the community,
Sampson was arrested ito save the
good name of the girl
Confession Forced
In order to force a confession from
their victim, the authorities in Paris
are said to have beaten, tortured and
hanged the unfortunate man by his
wrists until, crazed by pain and
agony, he finally signed confession
of the crime of rape"
Defense Provokes Laughter
SIMPSONS counsel, appointed by
the court stated that he never would
have accepted the case for pay, but
had no other alternative when ordered
by the court. Their defense was so
ridiculous that the spectators were
provoked to laughter.
The girl herself refused to testify
in any manner whatsoever.
With mere show of legal formali-
ties, Sampson was convicted and sem
fenced to hang May 81. When asked
if he had statement, he said he had
one. but he knew it would do no
good, so he wouldn't make one.
The jury was out nine minutes.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

GARY, Ind. April 26th, l92l.-Gary,
Indiana, Americas greatest steel city is
in the midst OF the hottest Republican
primary fight that this city OF $4,000 has
ever seen, and as usual, where the black
man is largely represented, the issues
center around things that concern us.
There are two prominent candidates,
Col. Thomas Hamilton, who served in
France. and Ex-Mayor r. O. Johnson,
who was mayor OF Gary from 1913 to
1917 The burning issue in the campaign
is whether or not ExMayor r. o. John
son shall be punished for his misuse OF
the black man during his former admin
stration. Johnson. so the dependable
black men say, made many promises in
their behalf which were not kept.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
WHITES WARNED TO
QUIT INDIANA
AVENUE FLAT

Tenants of the apartment building
at 4924-26 Indiana Ave. say they have
been receiving anonymous letters
warning them to vacate the building,
which has been bought by Nodley
Shorter. 4428 Champlain Ave.
The letter states that because the
building has been sold to Negroes, it
will be burned Vacate by the 1st of
May. Don't be foolish and try to
stay. You are liable to lose leg, an
arm, or your life" 1t was signed,
"Knewood Club"
The whites claim that they will not
MOVE
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

Freedom, Of Speech
Is Unheard OF In
Birmingham, Ala.

Birmingham, Ala, April 30.-
"BlacA negroes cannot talk to
white women this side of the Ma
son and Dixon line, even if the
white women are in JAIL" ruled
Judge Henry J. Martin, recorder
of police court, yesterday, when
he fined Will Mass gal e,
$50 and gave him a Jail sentence
of 80 days for talking to a white
woman while she was being held
in the city Jail.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
PREMONITION
SAVES BOMBED
GIRLS LIFE
Heard Plot To Bomb Home As
In A Dream; Change OF
Position Saves Her Life.

Race hate bombers," supposed to
be emssares of white protective as
sociations," struck deep home into
the heart of the South Side Monday
night when four young women were
seriously injured in bomb explosion
at the Fort Dearborn Hospital
Nurses Home, 37lS Grand Boulevard.
Sleepers Hurled from Beds
The injured who were hurled from
their beds by the terrific impact of the
bomb are Misses Stella Woods, Cor
rine Lyles, Dorothy Waters and Mae
Harris. Miss Lyles and Miss Wa
ters, who are most seriously injured.
are nervous wrecks as a result of the
experience.
Hears Plot Hatched
In an interview Miss Waters told
reporters that while half asleep sew
eral nights ago she heard two men
under her window discussing plans
for the bombing. Before she could
sufficiently arouse herself to give the
alarm they had gone. As if by some
prenonition.--slfe- changed her posi-.
ton in the bed. When the bomb cx-
ploded, she escaped the full force of
the explosion by having changed her
position. Otherwise she probably
would have been killed.
The building was recently pur-
chased from Dr. Odeon Bourque,
white, 1881 Vernon Avenue, by Drs.
c. w. Bibb and r. II. Williams.
The bomb was placed in the Ell
trance to the building, inhicting a
damage of about $500.
The usual lack of clues character
lied police reports of the affair.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
MEMPHIS COP TURNS
BANDIT; IS FIRED

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 30.-Pa-
trolman B. f. Weaver, white, has
learned that even in Memphis too
much is sometimes enough. He has
been fired from the force following
the finding that he was guilty of
stopping a man of our race and TAX
ing 81 from him. Effort was made to
keep the matter secret.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
Paid $500 a Week Protection.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 3O-Nat
McWhorter, hackman and bootlegger,
testified Saturday that he paid Detec-
tive w l.. Payne $500 week for two
years to protect his place under the
Washington Street viaduct.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30


man (white1, at
AL Warwick
Ave. on the FAR
northwest side.
Boflnan. who was
a bachelor, IS
year OF age,
lived alone in his
bungalow al the
Warwick Ave.
address, and was
also found dead
..,tf, A. v,ri
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
Mrs. Collins Answered Want Ad.
Three Possible Solutions.

MoOnY hincwhis
key. lenees OF
wiif we're found
ina partly emp
tied bottle, may
have caused the
deaths. A partly
eaten meal found
in the kitchen
points to a possl-
bility OF ptomainc
poisoning.
A more plausi-
IL. .t,,x,.,, Jo,,nt
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
FIND WOMAN
AND MAN DEAD.
IN W. SIDE FLAT.
Alleged Moron Surrounded
With Nude Pictures;
Scores of South Side
Phone Numbers.

Mystery deep and battling shrouds
the death OF Mrs. Mabel Collins. 2937
Dearborn St, in the bungalow OF
NL.,fr.I l.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

The two were found Sunday after
noon by ncighbor who entered the
house to obtain lease from Bodman,
who was a special ag,1t for the Co
luinbian National Life Insurance Co.
Newspapers lying on the porch indi-
Gated that the couple. had been dead
since Friday.
Mrs. Collins Answered Want Ad.
Wesley Conrad. 2o57 So. Dearborn
St. who. identified the body OF the
dead woman, said that Friday morn
ing she had answered want ad for
maid and telcphoned Friday after
noon that she had secured the
position and would not come home
FRIDAY night lie said she was scpa-
rated from her husband and. had two
children living somewhere on the
West Side.
Three Possible Solutions.
Police of The Irving Park station
arc seeking a solution 10 the puzzle
from thrfr different angles
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Bodman a Moron?

The mystery deepened when police
searched the house and found tele-
phone numbers OF twenty-five or
thirty women, all the same race as
the dead woman. About ten or twelve
poses in the nude Of an unidentified
white woman were also found.
The two bodies were found lying
in the bedroom-Bodman' with his
feet on the bed and his head on the
floor, entirely nude, and the girl was
lying on the floor beside him, She
was clad in silk stockings and silk
underwear.
An examination is being made OF
'he vital organs by Coroner's Physi-
cian William d. McNally.
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opcd when the police learned that a
gas heater was burning in the base
mcnt when the bodies were found 4
rooster confined in the basement was
found dead. evidently killed by
fumes. 1t is possible that the pair
were overcome BY carbon .monoxide
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Mr.. Maurice Reindollar has started
up a bread route through this COM
munity.
Mr. Raymond w. Reinaman spen;
the past week. at the home of Mr.. ST.
las Utz. OF Humps station.
Mr.. Cletus Reinaman, Littlestown.
was a visitor In this place on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Crabbs ana
daughters. Grace and Catherine, OF
near the Stone Road, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Crabbs and son, Erwin, of near
Piney Greek. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Morelock and son, Monroe. OF
Silver Run Valley. were Sunday vis-
itors at the home of Mr.. George May
ers and family
The dry spell which lasted all
through October was broken by Nom
day and Tuesdays rain.
Mrs. George Mayors was reported
ON the sick list
Our hunting season opens next
Thursday, November 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baumgardncr
Major Moonshowcr and wife and Mrs
Harry Phobus. OF Frederick, Md,
we're guests OF Mrs. c. v. Eckcnrode
4 Mrs Thomas Rowe's.
Ilcaring Thursday on the appli
sation Of Bishop Alma White, woman
oreIats Of the Pillar OF Fire Church
Trenton n i, for a divorce from he'
husband. Rev. Kent White, also I
lergyman AFFILIATED with the church
vas given almost entirely to recita
~ Rev Arthur Kent White, son OF the
,ouple Of bis efforts 10 effect a recon
;iliation between his parents. The sof
said that he met them while trayelinf
n Esh pnd the trio on several oe.
'asious ,7ns from place to place To-
gethef HIS e.ssss.=sss to establish annie.
able relations between his father and
mother we're futile.
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Mrs. Mary 3. cooEson after a visit
OF some wesks ksnea home the
past week.
Mrs. David 30fs6 North Dakota,
was the guest 81 Elder and Mrs. Phil
IN Englaf the past week.
Prof. and Mrs. William Brown, OF
baltimore. were quests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VI q, Heltibridto Cd Sunday
John Stoncr has returned TO Hag-
erstown. where he has secured EN-
ployment
Mr.. and Mrs Solomon Myers en-
tertained on Sunday Air. and Mrs
Howard Myers and son, Alr. and Mrs
Charles Lindsay, Of Baltimore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton copenhayer. OF
Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rockville and
son, OF Rowservilie; Mn. and Mrs
Charles Selby and family. o. Way
nesboro, spent the weeks end witt
elder w, ? Englar and family
Mrs, Edward Little and daughter
OF Westminster, visited Mr.. Solomon
Myers and family several days this
week.
Miss Bertha Shriner ii making B
visit 70 her home.
uniontown Methodist protestan
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Sunday visitors at the home Of Mr..
James J. Harner and family were MIR.
and Mrs. Addison Harner, OF Han
over: Mr.. George Mayors, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mervln J. Harner and son, Lar
verne. MIR. and Mrs. John l.. Wolfe, Of
Markers Mil; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II.
Krumrine and children Melvin. Ma
bel. John. Ruthetta. Claude, and Paul,
Jr.. OF near the New Church: MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Mayors, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ilarner and children and Mr.. George
Baumgardner. OF near Granite Sta-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Copenhav-
er, OF near Bethel Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson II. Study. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. 8. Harner, of near Kingsdale; Mr..
and Mrs Birnie A. Reinaman and
son. Blrnie. Jr. and Willie Degroft
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Church. Rev u, Il. Crowson. pastor,
Services for November Q. $50 A. M.
Sunday school Every one should be
In their place and on time. 1880 d.
vine worship with sermon by Rev. j.
N, stroyef. This is our annual liar
vest Home Service" and a cordial
welcome Is extended to all. 780 D. m,
Rally Day" service We have spen;
lot OF time on this service TO make
Il one OF the best OF It's kind ever
seen IN this town, 50 be sure ant.
make your arrangements to attend
Church Of God. uniontown sun
day school 800 a. IN. Eyangelistic
services commencing Sunday morn,
ing at 1915 and continuing for the
next two weeks or more. 10 be con
Quoted by Rev J G. Barbour, tho
great western Evangclistic. All are
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices
The ladies' Of the Methodist Protes
tant Missionary Society will hold an
oyster supper on Tuesday, November
I s. Election day, at the home CT Mir
( D. l.. Cookson. It viii be contlnue
Z on Friday and Saturday nights at tn,
/ Mechanics hall. Chicken and waffles
win be served on Friday night,
Mrs. Annie Stoner and Mrs. Mollit
Selby. OF New Windsor, spent Sunday
with Elder W. r. Englar and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Il. K. Fox. OF Wash,
I ington, u. G., spent Sunday and Mon.
day with DR. and Mrs Weaver
Mrs. Robert Rowland and daughter
Lois, Of Hagerstown, visited heI
mother, Mrs. Lorain Hollenberger
several days the first Of the weex.
MIR. Milton Shriner and family at
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Mr. Joseph D. Wimert and son.
Ralph. near Tannery, spent last week
in Virginia on a hunting trip.
Frederick county had 10 autonao-
bile accidents Sunday the largest
number on record for one day.
Cordell Hull of Carthage, Tenn,
was unanimously chosen chairman Of
the Democratic National Committee.
in session at st. Louis, Tuesday, 70
succeed George White Of Marietta.
Ohio. Mr. White submitted his resig-
nation few minutes prior to Mr..
Hulls election.
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e. o. DIFFENDAL. Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. A, 1921

The Congoleum plant at Asbestos
has been closed down indefinitely.
Center street is being repaired. l;
had been in bad condition for several
years.
Frank p. Goodman died at his home
in Baltimore Saturday. Funeral ser
vices with interment in Western GEM
etery was held Tuesday.
Twenty secret societies in Chester,
Pa. have asked the Mayor Of that
city, to stop all Sunday parades and
demonstrations in that city.
Ettore Ciccotti, editor of II Paese,
was seriously wounded in a duel with
Professor Benito Mussolini, leader of
the Fascist, Italy. Swords were used.
The people living on the Bark Hill
Road. leading from Union Bridge, are
soliciting funds to repair the road be-
fore bad weather sets in for the win
ter.
BY low pressure unit on one OF
the large engines at Union Bridge Ce-
lnent plant, broke down last week, o
damage TO the amount Of $4,000 re-
suited.
Miss Gertrude Murray Baltimore.
has entered suit for $4,000 against
Madame G. ~ Barrett, hair dresser.
She claims the treatment caused her
hBir TO turn green
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tended the funeral OF Mrs. shriner $
sister. Mrs. l.. Heitibrdle, ia West
minister, on Sunday.
AZ a meeting Of the joint council OF
the Uniontown Lutheran charge on
Thursday evening, call was extend
ed to Rev. J. Lowe, OF Albany Cen
ter, ~ u, 10 become their pastor.
F'rizellhurg Sunday school 1870 p.
m. Preaching 2.30 p. M by Rev. J.
r. Barbour
Miss Estelle Beam, OF Blue Ridge
College. visited Miss Catherine Gill
bert over Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Waugh has made sale
and moved TO Uniontown to make her
home with her. sisEer, Mrs. Jennie
Rodkey and family.
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All persons are warned not 20 tres.
pass apon our lands with DOGS or
GUNS, or IN any other manner. An
offenders WIN be prosecuted 10 the
iuII extent Of the law.
D. JOSHUA HUNTER. CARRIER 4.
JOEL l. ROOp.
/ CHARLES D. ROVER.
VERNON BARNES
D. c. REYNOLDS.
( JOHN ROVER.
JOHN WAGNER.
/ CATHERINE WAGNER.
JOHN Il3EN.
JOHN WILSON.
/ d. N. BEEGfE.
JOHN II. STEVENSON.
GRIER ROBERTSON.
IRA ENGLAR.
JOHN w. GABLE.
JOHN T. CLOSE.
NATHAN flAINEs.
I d. X. STuLIsER.
la. VI. stiAEFFEn.
BENTON sTONER.
PAUL ROBERTSON.
JUN ~ NAAHMN
Pleasant Valley. Nd >
ANNA s. WANTzs
( ~ .8ER HOLLgNGER.
/ fis1RSER WAAEuIAgE.
GEORGE n. HUNTER.
Z FRANK SiiAFFER Carrier Nc a.
ROY A. BksbBn, Westminster.
THEO ~ biGG8. nachman'a valley
EnW ]. MILLER. Westminster.
THE GEO 81 ALBAuGH REAL rs.
TATE a IRoK ERAGE co.
GEO W AlF3ANGH
GEORGE " HARRIS. Carrier No .
CHARLES ARNOLD Carrier 40. ~
ID. II kOoNTI. Carrier No 81
JOHN " UTi.RMAtti.E I'm. Carrier IL
GEORGE " pnEsCHLER.
cafroIltnn. Md
o. A. DREscflLER,
CaFrollton. Md
DAVID LEpfos
FRANK STEWART
WALTER q LOWELL. Carrier No 81
I. WALTER isfHkAED Carrier 3
LESLIE &. ROBERTSON. Carrier &c
GEORGE a. PHILLIPS. Carrier 81
n y SHRlEEN CO
W LILLIAN W*itnHs NHfflcf 40, J.
sykcaville
w. l. 1ORDAN. Carrier 80. s.
FRANCIS A. f.iRstfE. Westminster.
HOWARD r. altipl.EY. Westminster.
JOHN SEMI. Z Pleasant Valley.
EDWARD LESTER.
GEO A LESTER
HARRY q MATTHIAS
WILLIAM III SNYDER
MRS MARY LOWE
DAVID w TAwNEY.
OLIVER SIMPLIFY.
GEO G CieESa
LEE G. LESTER
+ WILLIAM II BUCKINGHAM.
Carrier No G.
FRANK FREEMAN. Carrier No. s.
CLARENCE L. YfNglslNg, ST. Pleas
anL
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE
FARM
. G A. tCNAWAY.
Wa. r. FLEMING.
( CLARENCE CONWAY.
TOSY n FLEMING.
ELMER ~ zEpp. Sc Pleasant
WAITER r iiAINEg. Carrier 80, i2s
ARCHIE c. WANTg. Carrier No -
LEWIS y, O. wANTz
MRS BENJAMIN SHERRY
Carrier hole
JOHN II. HOOK.
G. 81 WAGNER
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NOTICE

All persons are warned not 10 tres
pass upon nv property a. any time IN
the year. IN any Way No trapping or
huuiing With dog uf gun allowed. The
law win be enforced
JOHN n FRocK
mig 4 ~
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Tuesday Is Election Day,
I
Polls Open at : A. N. Close
at 7P. NJ.
Let Every Democrat Vote.

Harvard lost its first foot ball game
in five years Saturday to Centre Col
lege. Kentucky The score was 6 90 o.
The game was played at Cambridge
before $4,000 people.
1.-THE only good bootlegEer Is a dead
bOotlegger," Is the startling headline
in an article In the World Digest OF
Reform News, issued by the Methodist
Board Of Temperance.
Western Maryland College foot bali
squad again go down TO defeat by the
score OF a to 0, against Johns Hop
kns ut HomewoOd Saturday The W
NJ. c. has not won game this season.
Joseph Eyler, a meat dealer OF En-
Initsburg was severely injured and
his truck loaded with meat badly dam
aged when struck by an automobile
near Fountaindale early Wednesday
morning.
Evelyn Nesbit. New York, nne-timc
wife Of Harry K. Thaw took an over
dose OF a drug and screamed TO a mar
shall, posted outside her apartment to
eyict her that she had swallowed
enough poison to kin 20 persons.
Members OF the federated shop
crafts Of the Western Maryland Rail
road in Hagerstown will not Join the
strike OF the railway engineers. fire.
men and conductors, called for Octo-
Der 30, If II Is called on that date.
James McCrea, aged Is years, a far,
mer at Estellville. n j.. was killed al
Dorothy station ny a Reading ex,
press train. lie was deaf and drove ~
front OF the train. His horse was Gu,
in bali. McCrea's head was crushed
Sylvester Valentine, pioneer repair
fit Of Western Maryland. died Satur
day at his home at Rocky Ridge. Mr.
Valentine. who was Sc years OF age
was the son OF the late william Val
entine, who settled near Rocky Kidgl
over a century ago.
Molle Wheeler, wife OF the late An
gustus Wheeler, died at her home u
Baltimore Sunday. Funeral services
were held at her late residence Wed
nesday. The body was brought [,
Hampstead, the same day and inter
red In st. Marks cemetery
Harry c. Willis, OF Rock Hall, in hi
suit against ID. u. Foote e. Co, tomat,
packers, Of Baltimore, for $4,000 TO
failing TO fulfill d contract to pur
chase his crop. has been awarded
S2500 by a jury I'm the Baltimore Cit.
Court.
The Overland touring car OF Harr.
i. Krise, of Logs Station, and tn
Ford touring car Of w. ]. Blocker, o
York Pa, had a head-on collision OF
the Wodsboro pike on Saturday nigh
between and 10 o'clock Both ma
chimes were damaged to some exten
but no. one was hurt
Joseph Glenn Weddle, son OF Chat
Weddle, near Midvale, and Miss Ma
Elenora Newcomer, near RinggOlt
Md, we're married at Waynesbort
Pa, Friday, by Rev w. C. Wertz. TIL
bride is very popular in the Ringgol
section, and attended the Blue Ridg
College. New Windsor, Md, for sever
81 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith of Wax,
field Valley, entertained a number {
members of the Reformed congregi
tion at their home Monday evenini
The evening was pleasantly spen
Some difficulty was experienced /
coming home over the muddy road
Get out and push happened to man
before reaching the New Windsor cor
crete road.
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For Sale I!

win deliver one cord Of chestnu;
and Oak Wood, sawed for use, ~ $500.
IN. CROWL.
nov 4-5t WeAgminster. Nd
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That they can be fitted perfectly in stylish new
suits right here and French scrRea and munnlsl
aerges IN various models that reflect good taste and
reaa0nabiencss IN prices sizea 80 to 90 inch bust
measure $500, g325G $500
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WOmsn's Tailored Suits

Il gives one the feeling that .alrs right with the
world" when one how much has been accom-
pshed in this single line OF merchandise. toward
settling prices right again.