Catoctin clarion., 1921-01-27
Who Shall Be Queen Of
The Carnival?

A meeting of the chairmen OF he var
GUS committees who will have charge OF
the Carnival was held last Tuesday ev-
ening. 1t is usual in cases of this kind
to say they report progress but we can
conscientiously say they report great
things accomplished.
The soliciting committees have not yet
completed their work but the reports
handed in by them were most gratifying
and we earnestly hope that those who
are yet to be seen will be as generous as
those who have been seen.
In all our previous communications we
have been appealing to you for help and
your response has been most generous
we not only want your help but we want
| you. We want you to come to the Car
nival and let US haye grand reunion OF
all the pat, ons of our school and all the
citizens OF Thurmont during those two
nights and let US all unite in welcoming
all strangers who visit the Carnival. Let
US all be as one family and enjoy the
Carnival in the fullest sense of the word
Below is partial list of contributions
from Frederick and Thurmont. The full
list will be given rext week.
THURMONT.
Messrs John Creeger So 90, Charles r
Stocksdale coffee, Wilhide & Creeger 81.
R. A. Tyson S yards Outing and articles
for Grab Bag, G R. Shaffer crepe paper,
Charles Msckley one dozen oranges and
rs candy sticks, Roger Whitehill 81: 90.
DIR. Cassell articles for grab bag, J. A.
P. Matthias box of candy. Quinn Flor
snce Is cents, d. z. Winger rticles for
grab bag, Rudolph Eyler money. L. Ber-
kowich yards Percales, Howard Freeze
articles for grab bag, Edwin Creeger
SO cents, Clarence Lidie 100 rolls, ID. ).
Weybright one d, zen lemons. Sam Long
groceries, Uan'l Flory yards Outing.
Harvey Miller ore gallon of milk and
quart OF cream, VIM. Henshaw money,
o. Wisotzkey articles for grab bag, Rus
sell Baxter pounds sugar, Ross Eyler
butter, Mrs Winebrenner jar Of cherries,
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Cover pickles. fruit.
potato salad. cake. chicken, candy, but
ter. Messrs John Jones, s., l.. S. Birsly.
S.. 90, Earle Kelbauah $l.00, Citizens
Savings Bank SIS. 90.
FREDERICK LIST
C. M. Malone ring for Queen of Carni-
val. Modern Light Co. fash light, Beck
ley's car dy, Garber's Bakery peanut
butter, Gittinger's Grocery two bottles
; salad dressing, Dltrow's III. candy,
3. Roserour, N Market ST., 2 pair silk
hose; Thos. Haller / doz. linen handker'
chiefs, Lowenstsin and Wertheimer
| mems woolen hose. Undersel!ing Store
umbrella. The Leader pearls, Doll'sJew-
| elry Store silver meat fork. Bowers
Lumber Co. 81 SO, Etzler Grocery Co.
cocoa, Carty's Furniture Store picture,
| Rosenour's, Patrick ST., umbr. l'a; Dew
ilbss Grocery lbs. cocoa. Staub's 10.
cocoa, Cooperative Drug Store l 10. cam
dy, Dronenburg Furniture brass fern
dish, Seeger aluminium collander, Mar.
keys silk hose. C. R. Lands silver jelly
spoon, T. Kemp woolen stockings,
I Quinn's 2 hair brushes, knife, fork ano
spoon set; Harner's box chocolates, A
Fisher aluminium percolator, Benefits
silk hose, McCrory's number articles for
grab bag. Woolworth's number articles
for grab bag, McCleery S cameo lavalier
Evernart's music roll Piccoli, DR.. James
Long 81. 90, Mullinix & Bentz table run
ner.
Eisenhauer's, salad bowl; Williamson
Jonteel face powder; ]. Hendrickson
necktie, string of beads, beauty pins
brooch; Brish's, jewelry case; Pearre'
Pharmacy. San 10y face powder; Cline's
picture; Electrical Appliance Co, fiasl
light; H. F. Shipley. glass casserole ant
Abreacht Meat Market, Soaps and Cocoa
Doll Bros, dozen handkerchiefs.
Thieves Make Raids.
Last Sunday night thieves got busy ii
various parts of the county and mad
valuable hauls. At the home of VIM. H
Harshman, Utica, thieves broke into
building and carried away lot of hides
valued at about $1,000. Mr.. Harshma
is trapper and the hides were thos
taken from various animals caught sine
last fall.
The same Sunday night thieves brok
into the meat house at the home of Mr.
Arthur Wilhide, near Deerfield. and Car
ried away large quantity of pudding
sausage and bone meat. This wss tn
second visit to this house, the first occur
ring on Thursday night previous.
+ The same Sunday night thieves entere
the meat house at the home of MIR. Ee
Deweese, about a mile north of THU
mont and close to the public road leadin
to Deerfield, and stole all the meat ther'
' in except one side. Mr.. Deweese ha
: killed only one hog.
1t is probable that the stealing at tn
= last two places was done by the san
i. parties. 1t ia believed that an automob
was used to haul the meat, as the moi:
= of machine was heard Q a. m. Monda
morning near the home of Mr.. Dewee
q 1t is said that an auto truck was use
!. to haul away Harshman's hides and til
d same truck might have been used to 9
cure the emeat.