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WHAT DID YOU
MAKE IN 1920 /?
UNCLE SAM BEGINS COLLECTION or
FEDERAL INCOME TAX FOR LAST
YEAR.

Work has begun on the collection
OF the income tax for the year 1920.
Uncle Sam, through the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue. Is addressing to
every person in the United States the
question. What was your net income
for 1907 The answer permits OF no
guesswork. Every single person whose
net Income for 1920 was 81 900 or
more and every married person whose
net income was $1,000 or. more is re-
quired to ole return under oath
with the collector in which he lives
on or before March t5.192l.
The penalty for failure is a fine Of
not more than 81 900 and an addition
al assessment OF % per cent OF the
amount Of tax due. For willful re-
fusal TO make return the penalty 81
ine Of not more than $4,000 or ncf
exceeding one years imprisonment, or
both together with the costa OF prose.
cution A RimllBr penalty Is provided
for making q false orr fraudulent re-
turn. together with on additional as
aessment Of 70 per cent OF the amount
Of tax evaded
The income tax applies 10 women as
well as men, Husband and wife must
consider tho income OF both plus that
Of minor dependent children, and II
the total equals or exceeds $1,000
return must he fllcd A minor who
has a net income IN hlg own right ~
81 900 or moro must Ole n aupsrat
return. To be allowed the $1,000 ex-
ompti0n a married person must be
living with husband or wife on the
last day OF the taxable year. pecem.
ber 81, 1880 Divorces. pcraonH sep
aratcd BY mutual agreement. widows
and wtdowErR. unless they are tho
sole support ~ others living ia the
same household in which case thev
are allowed the s. 0a0 exemption
granted the head ~ q family. are en-
titled only 90 81 .o00 exemption.
The normal tax rate Tor 1929 Il the
same as for 1913 per cent on the
first $1,000 ~ net income above the
exemption and 3 per cent above thr
remaining net income This applies e
every citizen and resident Of the
United States In addition 10 The nor
nal tax a surtnx ~ imposed upon net
Income Ia excess ~ 81 GOO
Fuil Instructions Tor making out re-
turns are contained ou the forms
couies nf which uay hasnhiaannd from
collectors of internal revenue Per
aons whose net Income for 1890 wa7
81. 900 or less should uae Form i9ieA
Those with incomes IN rKcrSa of 3d.,
600 should nao Form 1910
Revenue officers will visit every
county IN the limited States tn asFiei
taxpnyora in making ont their returns
The date 81 their arrival and the ioea-
tlon of their oflieog will De ascerthiued
upon inquiry at the Offices of collcc-
tors This advisory service IL without
cost 10 taxpayers.
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Wlthcrow.

Hiram Lincoln Witherow. died q,
his home in Harney January n, aged
Sc years Funeral services were held
in the Lutheran Church, Harnsy, by
his pastor. tie is survived by hia wife
and the following children: Joha W
witherow, Harrisburg Ralph with
crow. 0f Rochester. n. "; Ira with.
crow, at home. two brothers, William
OF Washington and Mr.. j. W. With
crow, Taneytown. four sisters, Mrs
Agnus Phillips, Of Littlestown, Pa
Mrs. W. q Harner, OF Harnsy; Mrs
Allen stull. of near Bridgeport, and
Mrs. Flemming Hoffman. OF near Har.
ney G. o. Fuss g. Son funeral direc-
tors.
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YINGuNG'S WIN SUIT
ACCIDENT NEAR OWlAGs MILLS, OCT. .,
1873 CASE TRIED At FREDERICK
-HEATH's CAR WAS RUNNING so
MILES AN HOUR WHEN YIH6LlNG's
TRUCK WAS STRUCK SECOND CASE
DROPPED.


The suits of George It. Heath and
Catherine A. Heath, his wife, plain
tifs, against Joseph p. Yingling and
his son, Cookson Tobias Yingling, de-
PENDANTS, which was removed from
the Circuit Court for Carroll County
to Frederick County Court on May 20
through an order Of Judge William
Forsythe was tried Monday and Tues
day with verdicts in favor OF Joseph
=. and Tobias Yingling.
The Daily News Of Frederick, jan
uary 25 says: The hearing OF the
testimony for the defendant in the
suit Of Catherine A. Heath against
Joseph r. and CoOkson T Yingling
for $4,000 damages was heard this
morning and the hearing OF the testi-
mony offered by the plaintiff In re-
butal, was commended. Mrs. Heath
claimed that at $50 o'clock on the
evening OF Oct 0, 1918, she was travel
ling southwark with her husband and
three others In Cole touring car on
the ReisterstOwn state road, nea
pikesville, when her car collided
with the Ford truck OF the Wing
ling's She claims that the car
was standing In the road without
lights. The truck was in charge Of
Cookson r. Yingllng other occupants
Of the Heath car we're Isadore Ma
sertz, Mrs. Anna Smith and Verdiue
RingEold Both Mr.. and Mrs Heath
were thrown out and permantely in
iured. Il Is alleged II n cOntended ~
the defendent that the Heath's wGre
10 blame for the accident. Joseph =
Yinglng is the proprietor Of car
ming factory AZ Pleasant Valley. NC.
r. Yingling was returning from Bait.
more with truck load Of cans when
he met with the accident. He wax
coming up a steep grade about two
miles West ~ pikeaville In his Ford
truck, travelling at the rate oi
mile an hour when he met the HeuH
car coming from the opposite diree
tion az the rate Of 80 mile an hour
The Heath car was on the wroug
aide OF the road Yingling contends.
The time OF the collision, the left
rear wheel nf the Heath car was or of
the concrete on wrong side OF the
highway he says lie further stated
that he had two front lights on his
truck, and a lantern hanging over the
rear end nf the truck" Mr. Heat hhnd
Instituted suit Of $50 900 damagss
hut on receiving o verdict against hls
wife the case was asked TO be DIS
mlased. Theodore r. Brown, thls
city. and D. Princeton Buckley. Fr'7i~
erick. represented the Messrs Ning
ling: wineberg and kump the HeatnF'f
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rhlrlen and Mslle sapper

Tho members Of 81 Johns neneh-
clal Society voted at the last meetlnr
to take supper together at S. john
Hau Tho Thursday evening of the
oysger supner. The Westminster Or
rkeatrn w4ii rruacr program Of
nusic during the evenings Chicken
and wafIleB will yle with oysters for
ppnu'grity on Thursdny and Saturday
evenings. Aunt Jane will serve candy
IN abundant variety A hope chest VIII
hold the anxious attention ~ all pro
speetive brides. while cold drink
Toe cream and homemade cakes will
refresh The patrons a short comedy
viii be- staged ~ nine o'clock on
Thursday and Friday
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During the last fiseal year 6.0os yio
luiionn of statutes lntrusted "a the
uuited States Department Of Agricnl-
turc for enforcement were reported
by the Solicitors Office; a.At6 of them
20 the Attorney General assd 1G2 g
the Director General ~ Rhiiroada
pursuant to an agreement The latter
covered violations 0f Tho animal quar-
aBtinc laws ana the ss-hpnr law. oc.
curing during the Tins The gpyern-
ment held control % the railroads.
The number ug cREca considered IN
the various classes ~ violations, with
the dncs collected. we're 2S.honr iaw
3,t2g. Si0a. .sJ0l Food and Drugs Act
1858. glS.t6o; laws for protection Of
national forests. 597, t7f87a.3oi ~.
gratory bird Treaty Act, 2ag. $3.50;
AAimai Quarantine acts, iTa. fI1 900.
lnsecticide Act l34 criminal, s2.a92
20 seizures; Lacey Act. 26. Si,tl7i
Meat inspection. 20. si.306. Bird Res.
eryation TrespaBs law. G. 1919
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Sechrlst

BENJAMIN Sechrist, well known
nsident OF this city. died at 4 p. ~
Tuesday at the Maryland General
Hospital. Baltimore, aged G5 years
II months and days
Mr.. Sechrist went "a the hospital
or an operation, which was succesf
ful and was recovering rapid'3 whei
No took cold which turned 70 pncu-
nonia. causing his death His BODY
vas brought 20 his home the same
vouing BY funeral director James "
toner
Mr.. sechriat was nu expert electfl-
ian by profession and carried on nn
lectrlcal supply store NJ his RESI-.
dence. For many years he vas cbiei
electrician for the system IN th's
city
he Il survived by his wife, three
brothers. Ell, Henry and Frank 80
christ. and two sisters. Mrs. LYDIA
linchbair and Emma slincbhair' aii
or FtLtRpiyania.
Hts funeral services we're held ihiH
morning nj 1880 at Grace Lutheran
church. Rev. p n miller q Bait
more. officiating interment IN kr'd'
er's cemetery zines " sIoner iu-
eral director.
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Marriage Licenses.

Lawrence Hamilton Haines. cy
uniontown, and Lottie Virginia My
ers. Of Pleasant Valley
William Edward Stambaugh ana
Ethel May strawsburg, both OF Union
Bridge. Dn.
Bdward Christian storch and Ella
MAY Mufcahy, both Of Baltimore
city. ,.,
Sterling Ezra Blacksten. ana lAIia
NAV Grimes, both Of Westminster.
Donald Bennett Mullendore, OF Gap
lin. and Katherine s. Richardson, OF
Medford.
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d HS.
Steele

Albert Revell Steele. only son of
Dl. George A. Steele, Professor of
Greek and Latin In the Baltimore
City College, died suddenly ON Sun
day, January 10 of tetanus which de-
veloped after what had been pro-
nounced most successful operation
at the Maryland General Hospital.
Albert spent much of his boyhood
life in Carroll county where he has
hosts Of friends. especially among
some older people. who remember
him as happy affectionate lad OF
wonderful disposition.
He was a graduate OF the Baltimore
City College and alumnus Of Saint
Johns College and had an honorable
record for service in the World War
His last activity was in substitute
work In the Classical Department .at
City College just preceding the
Christmas holiday; even then was In
poor health and felt that an opera
tien was imminent. The funeral was
from Mount Galway Church OF which
he was a life time communicate A
reAuiem was celebrated by Rev. Dr.
W. A. MoClenthen. who had prepared
him for confirmation, presented him
TO the Bishop, given him FIRST eommu-
nion, had been his pastor contessor
and constant friend from childhood,
and whose privilege II was to adj
minister the last rites OF the Church.
be with him as he approached the
dark waters and to be renssured by
the confidence and compasure with
which he faced the foe and passed e
tho broader life; to accompany the
body 10 Elkton. and say the service
OF commitai. as he was laid TO rest
beside his mother, Bessie Miller
Steele
The pallbearers we're his class
mates, college chums and fellow sol
diers: Lieutenant Reuben y. Moxlev
Vernon HoddlnOtt, Vernon stewart.
Donald vanneman. Felix wathen ana
Ellsworth Mlhm
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krnns Rnbrlon.

The marriage OF Miss Irma Lydia
Babylon, daughter OF Mrs. Sarah f
Babylon, and the late Mordecai w
Babylon, to Mr.. iDuis Kraus, son o.
Mr.. Henry Braus. OF Baltimrc, took
place Wednesday evening at . y. m
January 25th at 81. Pam's Reformed
Church parsonage.
The corsRSny was performed BY
the brides pastor Rev Lloyd y. Cob
lentz. Tho bride wore a travelling
gown of midnight blue.
The attendants we're Miss Mary =
Babylon, sister Of the bride. who wore
a gown Of brown velour, and Mr.
Frederick Kraus, brother Of the
groom
After the ceremony reception
was held AZ the brides home.
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NEAR EAST CON-
TRIDUTORS
NEW WINDSOR n. {. CHURCH MAKES
LARGEST DONATION, s25O.si- MANY
OTHERS VERY GOOD.

Believing that the people OF th,
county Viii be interested in the pro
gress Of the work for Near East Re
lief. We make the following statement
OF contributions;
From Sunday Schools. Piney
Creek Brethern. 1880. Westminster
Methodist Episcopal, $500; Calvary
Lutheran, E2065; IAnwOod Union
$500; Western Maryland College
$4,000: Creenmount. sg1.50: Taney.
town Presbyterian, s<S5; Taneytowr
Lutheran, s6043: Brandcuberg, $50.
%: Silver Run Lutheran. 1I9.S2 Tn
ion Bridge BretherD, $4,000; Union
town VI. r.. S2295; Taneytown Luth.
eran Young Men'a Glass, $1,000;
Bauat, $500
other church contributors from
Sunday schools OF from school and
Congregations combined are Carroll
ton Church of God. $500 Carrollton
Circuit M f.. $1,000; Bethel u. r
New Windsor. $3.50; Stone Chapel
gi8n.7G: 81 Heujamin's Reformed
si00.60 uniontown NJ p. s23400;
Taneyiown Presbyterian. S2613;
Same. Christian Endeavor. I1s;
Thomas Chapel. st5.25. Taney-
town Lutheran Cuba. $4,000
Bethel Church, 1890. Hampstead NJ
y. S5i.25. New Windsor ~ r.. $3.50
.at: Ascension Parish, $1,000 May.
berry. sta22 Meadow Branch. g20g..
% FinkahurR 81 r., Si10b2 ST. Ben
lafnlu's Lutheran. 5000, Cranberry
$500. Tauoytown Reformed f5tlo;
g. Pants Lutheran, $500, same g. y
g20g. Tnncyt1Wn Lutheran. Jr. G. ~,
$500. Baust Lutherau Missionary SO.
clety, 3l000. ST. paul'a Reformed
s5 90 sykoaulio Episcopal, 5000
Union Bridge N. r., &fss2s Union
Bridge - 81. So. 90: Middlebarg y
g.. gss %. Saudymount. $500. Mes
siah Lutheran. Sa5 90. LeistHF'e -.
thoran. $50 lp, Manchester Het5rmctt
si0f sd. Presbyterian, $1,000
Lodge contributions Plymouth
Lodge, A. y. 4 A NJ. $500. Door e
Virtue Lodge. A. = a a 81. $1,000
Moneacy lodge. A. y 4 a 81. $500
Prudence Lodge. a. = & A rs $1,000
Lebanon Lodge. A r e a H. 8s.9oi
Westminster X ~ y 82n09
Miscellaneous Neaimiuster "
r. a.. g2dQO Carroll County savingi
llank. $50 90 Westminster Realty 2
Trust Co. $500 TaneYtnwn Grain z
g,waly Company, 500; wesley
school. district 40. & Fi05i, West
u4inator High School, $500; Aev
WIndsnr s. hool. $500
individual contributions ono q
1900 90, one % $50 90. nye 81 8eSo
twenty four ot 5000. thirty seven o'
a. %. sir uf $500. one 81 $3.50. TWEEN
ty.nlne ~ sl o.. ton * $500. one o.
go cents
n ls possible that errors nud oiniA
atoms have occurred yu the copying ol
the asst. but it IL " least uearly rnr
rrrt ii can be easily seen that Vhii'
many Of the church contributions
and some individual gifts nre ver'
cnmsnendable, only 9 small portion q
our people have made contributions q
any slgu The need is continuous
send In your contribution 10 ihe treas
ursr. SIR ! pearrc Wsni1, WestmlnH
tor Get np club 90 fifteen vihst :.
fifteen people who will each send
si 90 per month, aud Hond u together
II yon have not given genetoui
contribution, send u now
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Milton y. Keohtz, aged % Year,.
died IA hiss homo. MalAcnBvlile, near
New windsor, from piunrlsy, followed
hy naralyais. al : O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. kOouts was o popular
and well known farmer Of New wind
sor district
lie was q member of Sans Creek
Bethel Methodist Episcopal church.
lie IA survived by 0ve sons Wiliiiti.l,
of LinwOod Vernon, iohnsYil'e. Ed-
gar. Maurice and Russell, % home;
air6 one sister. Mira. Horton, Sans
Greek. and his father Thomas kponlk
Tayiorsville, and several brothers
lila funeral will be held Sunday
morning. al the Bethel VI Y. church
SANS Creek Rev Parrish, officiating
Intcrment IN the cemetery adjoining
tho church. Harvey Banknrd 4 son
funeral directors.
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RoInnger

Abdiol Boilinger. q well known rea :
ident OF Eastyiew. died Saturday
morning about o'clock. aged 50
wears and q days His death was
caused by apopIexy He Is survived
by a widow, two sons and tour
daughters. Harmon and Edwin Of
Eastvlew: Mrs. George Ditman. Mrs
Christy Arnold. Of Eastview, and
Mrs. Ida Walsh and Mrs. Martin
Baker Of Bird Hill Funeral was held
Monday afternoon at Deer Pafb
Church by Rev J NJ Link. Intermeni
in adjoining cemetery. Pallbearera
were John Beard, John Conoway
Thomas Jones. Christ schnauble, VIII
liam Lockard and Alfred Arnold. Th'
funeral was largely attended and th'
floral contributions we're numerous
JameB NJ. stoner. funeral director.
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smith.

Peter Smith died January 25th a
tie home OF his daughter. Mrs. John
Graham, near Taneytown. aged IS
years. Funeral services will be held
January 2sth at bis home by Rev. Pct
rea. Interment in Mount Union Gene
terry. He is survived by three daugh-
ters, Miss Ida Il. Smith. Of near Tan
eytown; Miss Ella NJ. Smith. OF Union
town, and Mrs. John Graham. near
Taneytown; two brothers, Anthony
Smith and Jacob Smith, Of Liberty;
and one sister. Mrs. Sarah CARRIER, Of
Ait. Airy. c. o Fuss & Son, funeral di.
rectors.
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ALL SMILED AS THEY LEFT UN.
DERTAKERs
Suspicion Aroused In Chicago; 100
GnIlons az LIanor Found.

Chicago. Jan, 22-checking up to-
day on liquor they seized at the un-
dertaking pariors OF Jackson a Har-
ris. prohibition enforcement agents
listed nearly 100 gallons Of various
kinds OF liquor Smiles instead Of
tears were on the faces Of visitors to
the undertaker's, neighbors noticed,
and a squad OF prohibition SCENTS ar
rived suddenly
In a purple casket lined with light
gray satin. three dozen quarts OF high
grade whisky repoHed: more whisky
was found In another basket. while
the casket cupboards lining the rear
room Of the establishment were load
ed with cases OF whisky, the agents
said.
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Methodl.i Prote.tnnt Church.

Next Sunday morning. the Rev. II.
T. Stephens. d. D.. Prof OF Philosophy
and Bible, Western Maryland College,
will occupy the pulpit DIR, Stephens
has for a number of years been con-
nected with Kansas City University.
The pastor will be In his pulpit for
the evening service, and his subject
win be, "The Why OF Marriage. DR..
Van Dyke Is delivering series Of
seventeen and one-half minute SER
mons on "The Why's OF Lite Ls.st
Sabbath evenings subject, The Why
of Courtship". developed much inter-
est. other subjects to be dealt with IN
4 seIective order are, The Why Of
the Ys''; "The Why of the Preacher ;
i'The Why OF the Layman";; The Why
OF the Sabbath; "The Why Of Di-
voree": 1.-THE Why the Empty Pew.
"The Why OF. Gambling, the Dance
the Theatre. the Movies, etc.
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sarah Harris. aged 6s years. wife OF
the late Samuel Harris, died at heT
late residence Ia Baltimore. January
20, from heart trouble. She was
native Of Carroll county Her remains
were brought 10 81. Johns church on
Monday. where a Requiem High Mass
was said Interment ln St. Johns Gem
etery. Pallbearers we're Gloyd lynch
eloyd Dlnendal. Joesph Boyle. Edw
Case and Michael r. Walsh. Harvey
Bapkard a Son, funeral directors.
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A CInss ln Geogrnphy.

In one OF the public schools oi Man
chester district, geography class
was reciting. The subject of national
,,v and color was started. The four
rsces namely, ethiopian, Mongoliann'
savage and Caucasian were named
with black, yellow, red and whlte' az
the coIors OF course, Ethiopian meant
black. Nlongollan, yellow, and Savage
red who belongs to the Caucasion'
~ white racer" One boy at the foo'
of the class raised his hand and said
achrfatiansv
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Mntson

MahAley e Watson die at the
Methodist Protestant Home, this city.
for the Aged, Sunday, January 25.
aged 90 wears She Is survived by 01e
sister. Miss Virginia r Watson, %
baltimore. Funeral services were held
Tueaday al the home BY Reva. r. 4
Van Dyke and G. y. Forlines. Inter
mcnt IN Westminster cemetery. STU
diets of the Westminster Theological
Seminary acted a. pallbearers +, a.
gharrer & son, funeral director.
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IEaines Myers.

Lawrence ~ Hanies, OF uniontown
and i.0tHe y Myers. Of Pleasant Val
10y. were married AZ the home OF Wal
lace Ecker, silver Run. January ~, b.
Rsy. A. q. Wolf. % Silver Run. Mis
Halnes and Mr., Goodman attended tn
bridal party. Attending the wedding
we're Mr. and Mrs Samuel Myers and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Myers and child
ren. nf Pleasant Valley Refresh
u.enia we're served. The folks Of The
nalEhborhood aeronadcd the bridal
couple.
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Baker

Mary t.. widow OF the late Eiias
Baker died at the home Of her son
Harry. near Carrollton, on Mond y
morning after short illness q pneu.
monta. aged 76 years She Is survived
nv three daughters, Mrs VIM, JOhn'
son. Of baltimore. Mrs, Fred Breiton-
baeh. az Cecil county and Miss Emma
Baker, OF .Upperco, and TWO SONS
Whitfield. OF Baltimore, ana Harry 2,
near Carrollton, also py 9ne-hli'
sister, Mrs. Annie Black, OF BaitluioIe
Her funeral was held on WEDNESDAY
afternoon al St Paups lutheran
church. Rev. ]. "A. Howe officiating.
The pallbearers were Edward shai'
fer. Frank shaffer, Jacob Houck, Jnhn
Vouck. Noah Rill and A. J. Holman
Tipton & Son. funeral directors.
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MrR Mandilla Shaiier see Of levi
ghaaor. died Tuesday night nd 1870
o'clock. after 0 sickness OF ) weeks,
during most ~ which time she had
been confined to bed She was 6l
years old
Besides her husb band, she ia guryiy-
cd by the following children Edward
Frank. John Frank. Mrs. Fred Bailey
Glen Rock Mrs. Cora Helndcl, near
Llncboro: Mrs Lydia Heindel. Spfins
Grove. Also by one sister. Miss Ainel-
Ga Snyder, near LinebOro.
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Shney

Mrs Emily Jane shuoy. wife Of
Frederick shuey. died In Hanover,
January IS. aged 50 years she
is survived by her husband, tn
whom she WIS married IN 1919. and
the following children Mrs, Ephralm
Widasin and Mrs. Charles Dutlerer
Of Littlestnwn. Mrs Murray MeHeil'
helmer. of Silver Run; Mrs Elmer
Houck and Mrs Charles lAineuollsI
of uanoyer; two sisters. Mrs. John
Rudislii and Mrs. John Humbort, oi
Hanover: Eve brothers. Jonas flick
ingcr. Of BittinEer. EdwaId q SILVER
nun. Charles. Of Llttlestown: John,
of Hanover. and Harvey Of Ne~ OK
ford. Funeral was on January II VIII
services at ST. Mary'R Reformed
church. Silver Run. by Rev. John >,
Adam. assisted by Rev. II. a. Rnbb' IN
terment in silver Run Cemetery.
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BoardIy

Sarah NJ. Boardly aged 10 years,
wife of Aaron B Boardley, died at the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. James
johnson, near sykesyille, Sunday
Funeral was held Tuesday at Browns
Chapel, Dayton.
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John Bowers died at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Mildred r. Ham.
OF Hagerstown, January II, aged 81
years. Funeral services were held In
Pipe Greek Chapel January 20, by
Rev. w. r. Englar. Interment in adj
joining cemetery He IL survived by
his daughter, Mrs. Mildred Ham. Q. o.
Fuss & Son, funeral director
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zuHlbrum

Austin r. infant son Of orrell +. 7,
and Mary K. Zumbrum, died at the
residence Of his parents, 2lS0 OAK
street, Baltimore. January ~ The
body was brought TO Manchester Sun.
day for interment.
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Itesh

Daniel II. Resh, aged SO years, died
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs, P
s. Shearer, Millers, January 22
Funeral was held Tuesday at p. m
at St Abraham's Church, Beckley.
willie.
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Iohn Smith, or New Windsor, aied
M the Maryland General Hospital
baltimore. Wednesday night at II
O'clock. after an operation Of gaul
rtone. He is survived by q widow, Fu-
neraI services win be held Sunday az
i o'clock az the Methodist kplscopal
Church .yof New Windsor. lntermenl
IN pikesville cemetery. Mr. smith
was employed at b. D. Shrlyer Com-
pany, New Windsor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-28

Services at Baust Reformed church
sunday 1890 o'clock a. m. Sermon by
Mr., Murray Ness, Y Pfs., at 7 p. m,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-20

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