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Birminshan Iron Company
Cayadulta Electric Railway Company
Chicago & North Western Railway Co.. Equip
ment Trust Certificates, Series b" WE
Chicago & North Western Railway Co., Equip
ment Trust Certificates, Series *" 6lzeo
Commercial Cable Company
Connslissiiie Water Company
Durham County, N. c. (Rosd Ss)
Durham County, N. c. CCourt House 40
iackawanna Steel Company
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, lst Exten-
sion Mtse.
Muncie Water Works Company
New England Car Company, Trust Certificates,
Series "A" New York, New Haven K Hart-
ford Railroad Eqlipment
North Piain6sld, Borough Of
St. Louis Merchants Bridge Terminal Railway
Company
81. Pad City Railway Company
81. Joseph Water Company
Victoria Qexas), City OF
OCTOBER 10TH. 1921.
Victoria 0exas), CITY Of
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Mortgage company's preferred and common
stocks.
The New York Trust Company gave last
night reception and buffet supper TO its
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DIVIDENDS.

Siock Of Paw
Record. able.
Amer Piano Co. q. St.50.. sept. ~ Oct
Amer. Piano CO. pf. q. st.55. Sept. ~ Oct. /
O. s2..........'.........'.' Sept 30 oct. II
Bayuf Bros.. Inc. ID pt.
q, S2..................... sept. 30 Oct rs
Congoleum Co. q. si...... oct. 10 oct ~
PIN. a. Camden Ferry. q. 5ce Sept. 30 Oct "a
Plymouth Cordase Co. q. 81 Oct. Oct 81
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DIVIDENDS
OCTOBER 1sT. ts2i.

OCTOBER 1ST, f92i-
Twin City Rapid Transit C,mpsny, on Pre-
fered Stock
WeymAn-Bfuton Company, on Preferred Stock
Weyman-Bruton Company, on Common Stock
r. W. Wooiworth Co., on Preferred Stock
Ernest Simons Manufacturing Co., % Preferred
Stock
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTEE.
RAILWAY co.
Grand Central Terminal.

Septcmber q. lyIl
A dividend OF per cent. (S2 per sharel on
the Common Stock OF this Company has been
declared. payable on Monday, October T..
1921, 20 Stockholders of record at the close CT
business at II o'clock noon on Saturday,
October 8, 1921.
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Coupons and Dividends due in Oc-
tober are payable at this Office on
and after October ist, 1921, rs
follows:
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The Farmers Loan & Trust
Company

10, is, 20 and 22 WILLIAM STREET,
New York City
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william j. MONTGOMERY vice-president of
the Bank Of America, will sail for Europe
to-day on The Cedric. He will visit Belgium
and france.
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DEATHS.
MERING

Mrs. Mary Alice Herring, wife OF W
.-B Herring, died az her home. 34t
South Potomac street. IIagerstown
formerly OF this city sunda,
afternoon at 2.2O o'clock from
complications, aged e3 years. Al
though Mrs. Hering had been com.
planning for over year, was only
confined 10 her bed just one week be.
fore her death She was member OF
the First Christian Church Of this
city.
Besides her husband she is sur
viyed by the following children: Miss
Marjorie. Baltimore. and William d..
OF HagerstoFn; sisters Miss Cordella
Miller. and Mrs. Dennis A. Smith.
both of New Windsor: Mrs. William
g. Benson, Baltimore; brothers, Geo.
u. Miller Westminster; Francis. New
Windsor; Harry. OF Baltimore.
Funeral services we're held at the
house Tuesday az ? o'clock, Rev. ".
N. Norment officiating. lnterment viii
be made in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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DON'T FORGET THE FIREHEN'S
CELEBRATION HERE Mt WEEk.
NeaINNIs connrsroynrNr nrAn

Mr. ". X. Foltz. an iuternal reye-
nue. agent ~ the Rovefnmeut At Nc
Glnnis and correspondent % the Ad.
y0ease from that place, died Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock after q long ill-
ness,
Nr. FoltE over a year aEo VAS in
iuFed a. his right foot in n motorcy-
Gle accident. which caused him n
great deal of trouble. He was operated
on 10 relieve him of his suffering hut
received little relief His injury 90
affected hls body toward kbe last that
be became helpless fie fWae one ~
the heat men In the lutegnnl revenue
service and WIS popular with every
body His host uf friends express
their deepest sympathy fnr the fam.
lis
Mr. F0itz wuH IS years old During
his llrr ne heli posltipn aa assistant
tax collector under y. W, Relehard
and John AnkepsY che latter nov
Mayor ~ iiaEerstogn For ~ years
be was ia the intcrnsl Revenue Ser
ylfe Willie tn this aeryife be- became
very well acquainted with people
throughout the state After he was
GHHANM NNhA ~ HAftNf AAAtAAhAH NsHf"
which confronted his department
Mr. Fuitz WAS educated ia the pub
ne achOols of Washington County and
also u student Of nafs and Sons
college. gf Pittsburgh Fur his apt
ss=s ~ igures he Wna considered one
of the best mathematician IN HaR-
eratown. which Was great help 90
him during hia career us assistant
tax collector
tie VAS g member of the Royal Ar
canum. g. o Eagles Brotherhood ol
Railroad Tra.nmcn and veteran of
the spanish American War, and o
devoted member o' The Zion Reform
cd Church
Besides his widow he ls survived by
three children Louise, Julia and Jane.
All at home
Mr.. Foitz died Rt his home ~ HaE
erstoWn and WAS buried at thai place
Tuesday afternoon Mra r Fred
Boisyeri. MIR Arthur BDisvert. Car
Folltonl aud Miss Mary Adams thlg
city. attended the funeral
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DON'T FORGET THE FIRENEN'S
CELEBRATION HERE NEXT WEEK.
SUMNER MEETING or HORTICUL
TURAL SOCIETY.

The. summer meeting OF the Mary
land State HORTICULTURAL Society. an
annual event discontinued during the
war and again inaugurated last year
al New Windsor, Carroll county, viii
be held this year on invitation OF the
Baltimore County Farmers Fedora
tion at the orchard OF A. u, Noftsing-
er. at Cockeysyille, July ~. II was
announced by s. b. Shaw, secretary.
The program for the meeting has
not yet been completed but will in
clude tour OF the Green Spring Val
ley section, inspection trips through
Mr.. Noftsinger's orchards. the Brook
landwood Dairy Farm al Cockeys-
VILE, the dairy farms OF s. NJ. Shoe
maker and j. NJ Dennis nearby and
visit TO the soil fertility plots al
Sparks which are being conducted By
the University of Maryland Expert.
ment Station. Lunch will be served al
BrOoklandwoOd Dairy Farm and viii
( include a variety OF milk drinks.
Last year nearly 500 members and
visitors attended the summer meet
ing held at the orchard OF A. p. Snad
i er in Carroll county and Mr.. Shaw
predicts yet larger attendance al
the Baltimore county meeting.
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TWO FIRES SATURDAY
THE HOME OF Mr.. AIGH. AT FlNEsBURG
RESIDENCE AND PART OF STORE
OF WILLIAM slPE, At. WAKEFIELD,
BURN.

Last week Chief Frank r. shaef.
fer, Of the Westminster Fire Company
and his aremen anywered five alarma
from Tuesday until Saturday even
ing -ons at Hampstead. two az Man.
chester one AT Finksburg and one
at Wakefield.
On Saturday mbrnlHg at 8 o'clock
an alarm was sounded for the resi-
dence of Norman High. at Finkaburg.
eight miles from this city. When our
Company arrived the Reisterstown
company was on the scene doing what
they could 20 Keep the ere under con.
troll. Later the GlyndOn IRE company
arrived. The chemical tanks were
soon exhausted and the IRE kept gain
ing nntll nothing remained but the
walls. The contents were moved out
and were saved The fire started In the
garrett. The only fire around the house
was coal oil stove IN the kitchen
The residence was practically new ana
was well built of brick and had
slate roof The loss IL about se 900
with a small Insurance The sur
rounding buildings were saved by the
firemen
IN tuf hlAfYuuN ahouf y O'Clock the
company was called tu The residence
~ William Slpe. AZ Wakefield. four
miles from here. which was a are
When the company arrived the resi-
dencc Was destroyed and the store
was afire IN tha roof. A nearby stream
furnished plenty uf water and in q
short time the Ere was extlnguished
in the roof aud the balance OF the
hailding saved from total destruction.
except the damage BY water
Fromcn and citizens carried
great deal ~ the merchandise from
the store 10 Hcld tor safety The
ere was caused by the explosion Of a
tank % gasoline engine in the rear
of the building. firing the house
Some ~ the furniture saa saved The
loss Will amount 10 several thousand
dollars with some insurance
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-FOUR DAY CELEBRATION
FIREntH, AUTOMOBILE AND TRADES DIS
PLAY PAHAOES BASE BALL, DAN
CLING AND PLENTY or GOOD EATS.

Tomorrow evening the big four day
celebration under the supervision oi
the Westminster Fire Company will
open al the Firemen's Building. II Is
everybody's night Let everybody
come To the building and get acquaIn.
ted and learn of the big things doing
Tor the next four days. There will be
dancing every night. a country store.
that will surpass anything pertaining
TO ftS name will be here All kinds Of
soft drinks. Chicken and wafYles wili
be served every evening from to 10
p. m. Don't miss anything. The pro.
gram will be as follows:
Saturday. July 2 Eyerybody's
night That means that you are In
ciuded.
Monday, July Firemen's Day@At
10 II. m. Westminster and Hampstead
VIII play game OF base ball ON the
college grounds Az y. m. FIRE COM
Danies, headed by several hands wiz
form on the Park and march through
the city disbandinE on the college
base ball ground where Westminster
is scheduled 10 play game Of bnll.
Tuesday, July 8, al D. IN. Trnde's
Display ana Automobile parade viii
take place The ere company wants
everybody IN the county 10 enter the
parade as their viii be three prizes
for each-Trades Display and hest
Decorated Automobile. The prizes will
be as follows Trades Display
prize sl5 second. $40 and third $3.50.
Best Decorated automobile First
prize $40. second 81 and third $3.50.
Wednesday. July g. all the lodges
OF tho county are invited to the ba-
zar.
A cordial invitation ~ extended 10
everybody 10 come 10 the firemen
patronIze each attraction and
make the bazar a success. The funda
are to be used 10 pay for the new La
France fire engine. which ala such
good work az the I've fres IN this couu
ty last week What might have been
the loss az these fires. u II would not
have been for the quick action Of our
FIRE company and others our com
pany never hesItntes 10 help whom
called upon Help us pay for this
wonderful Ere lighting machine. 80
we can help you
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LIGHTNING FIRES DENTON WARE.
HINES BARN.

nuring the heavy thunder storm
Wednesday evening the large bank
harm 0f Mr Denton s. WaFshime IN
Hnehman's valley. about four mites
from this city was struck by light.
ming and burned 10 the ground.
The bolt struck IN the gable end 0i
the roof on the West side and In a
short time was mass ~ fames The
reflection could he seen for many
miles Many citizens from here were
attracted 10 the scene. The Wostmiu
ater Fire Company responded and
protected the several buildings neat
by
The live stock vas saved. bat im-
plemsnis. harness. has and four loads
~ grain wagon shed and also q
chicken house and number of chick
ems we're consumed by the blaze The
loss VIII run we'll up into the thoua-
anda. witch ia partly covered by In
aufaHce
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
ORPHANS, cOuRT

Monday, June 27th.-The last viii
and testament OF James J. Koller,sde.
ceased, was admitted 10 probate and
letters testamentary thereon were
granted unto John H. Roller and John
s. Bushey, who received warrant to
appraise and an order to notify cred
it0rs.
BENJAMIN e. and John S. Halnea,
executors of Margaret A. Haines, de-
ceased, settled their first and finaI ac-
count.
Jacob Koontz and George L. Stocks
dale, executors of William II. Koontz.
deceased, settled their FIRST aud fina:
account
Tuesday June 2sth. Grace l..
Rinehart. exeeutrix of Rebecca Rne-
hart. deceased, settled her first ana
final account.
The Office OF the Register Of Wills
will be closed Saturday, July 2nd,
1921
Court will be in session Tuesday
and Wednesday next week.
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BARGAIN DAY AT PATAPsCo

Hurrah' Look who is coming to Hm
TOP Park, Patapaco. Sunday, July s.
The strongest amateur team In Hai.
timOre known ais THE Blue Ribbon
and think Of Il fans. they haven't lost
Il game this season Can you imagine
what the score will be, al any
rate when they get through with
the two games can hear them
saying that first pitcher Evans was
too much for us and that second pit
cher Taylor showed little mercy for
us
oh yes. you don't want to miss the
two games July & The fierce Tigers
are coming back again for their sec.
Ond dose this season and. promise two
good games All they ask for is IS
good hot afternoon then they will
play fast ball and unless the wealth
er man orders a change think the,.
will get their fill at Hill Top Park.
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rRANKIIN NnRMO0n

Miss Annie Norwood and Emory
Franklin of sykesyille were married
last Wednesday evening. June p. AZ
the parsonage Of the Methodist Pro
testant church. Rev. J w. Mel.ane
officiating. Following the wedding a
reception was held at the home Of the
groom. unOn their return from their
bridal tour they will reside at Wood
bine. where the groom Is engaged In
business. Among those az the recep-
ton we're Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nor
wood. Mrs. r. r, Sullivan, Mrs. Lil-
lian Harrison. Mrs W. r. MeCardell'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Farver and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Watkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. = r
Carr. Charles Harrison, Jacob Nor
wood, Jr., and Misses Elsie. iiilda and
Doris Norwood, Ida Watkins and
Misses. May Day and Mary Ward.
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LAuTERBACH

Mrs Annie f.auterbach. wife of Mr.
=. " Lnuterbach, ~ Freedom. died on
June 90. while on visit al the home
ot Mrs. T r Conner. 2ll \. Fremont
ayenue. Baltimore after an illness oi
Que week She was the daughter OF
the late Henry and Elizabeth Wan.
pleg of Westminster Besides her hus.
hand she "a survived by two daugh.
ters. Mrs ] Harry Koller and Mrs. j.
Andrew Branlenhurg, and three
grandchildren.
Services we're held from her late
home NJ Freedom on June 20 al 10 q
m and conducted BY Rev. NJ. r. Nc
Linn The pallbearers we're &. f.
Beck T. p Keeter. - VI. Shoemaker.
: g Mckinney. n NJ shipley and G.
q Wilson lnterment was made In
the Westminster Cemetery.
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CANTwELL

Lewis Henry CantweIl died Sunday
June 90. al 10 o'clock q. m. at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Chas
Warner, near Uniontown, age 75
years, 2 months and ~ days. He Is
survived by the following children
Mrs. Mary r. Warner. uear Union
town Mrs, Maggie " Barnes. West.
Minister. David Cantwell, Sans
Creek Howard Cantwell, Oak Or
chard. and Clarence +. Cantwell,
Mantena. tll
Funeral services were held Wed.
uesday. June %. AZ Pipe Greek Church
az ! o'clock IN Elder ". =. Eng.
lar officiating Pallheareys we're Wal.
ter Snader Samuel Benedict, Chas.
Blackaton, Howard Moore, Wesley
Sauble and Harry Smith lnterment
In Pipe Greek cemetery. c, ". Waltz.
funeral director.
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sCHARFFER-OTT

A very pretty wedding tooh place
when Miss Helen OFT, Of Mercersbnrg.
Pa, became the bride Of Lloyd Schaef-
fer, son OF Mrs. Mary Sehaeffer My
ers. Of this city, Monday Ut the brides
home by the Lutheran minister ol
that place. There were no At
tendants The bride and groom left
on wedding tour Immediately after
the ceremony and will be gone 10 days
after which they will reside in thu
city. Those present at the ceremony
from this city were Mrs. Mary Suhaef-
fer Myers, MIR. and Mrs. Russell Mo.
wen. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Schaeffer
of Hanover and Mrs. Horace Reese, oi
Florida, sisters Of the groom.
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Mrs Anna Mary Calharine Myers,
widow of the late Samuel l.. Myers.
died al her residence East Main
street, sunday June 26. aged So
years. 2 months and ? days. She Is
survived by two sons Frank A. My.
ers. of this city, with whom she had
been making her home and Charles
W Myers. Of Nevada Funeral ser.
vices In charge nf Rev Chalmers W.
Wnlck we're held az the home Tuesday
Al 10 a. m. and lnterment made In
krders cemetery. The pailbearers
were Walter Helm. Samuel X. Wing
ling. Luther Weimert, John . Bowers
G. Gloyd Lynch and Herman NJ
lanst +. 4. Sharrer a Son funeral d.
rectora
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WILLIAM II. CASSELL DIES SUD.
DENLY.

William ", Cassel died this morn
ing at 7lb al his home ON West Main
street after q short Illness.
Mr.. Cassell WAS a painter by occu-
patton which he had followed for
many years.
He was stannch Republican and
attended many OF the Presidential In
augurals. lie was an active member
OF the ]. o. O. r. and l. 0. NJ. orders
OF this city
Mr.. Cassell was famiiiarly known
as Doe and had host OF friends who
were shocked when his death was re-
ported Mr.. Cassell's death was caused
from stomach trouble from which he
has been sufferer since LAST
fall His illness was not considered
dangerous until Wednesday morning
about ! o'clock, from which time he
grew worse until he died at the above
time
He Is survived by three brothers
and one sister, James II. and Frank
this city, and John Cassell, of Phila
delphia, and Mrs. Edward Clark, O
4 jamestown, N. "
Funeral services will be held Sun
/ day afternoon at 4 o'clock at thu
house, Interment will be in the Gas
I sell cemetery, al AvOndale. Harye!
I Bankard & Son funeral directors.
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Don't FORGET THE FIREHEN'S
CELEBRATION HERE NEXT WEEK.
PROF. BENSON's RECITAL ny
STUDENTS

The annual recital OF Mr.. II, l.. Ben
sons music class was held al his stu
dio on Wednesday evening.
The program was well rendered
and showed good work on the part
OF the performera The technique and
Interpretation displayed by Miss
Snader In her execution OF Lists
Rhapsody No. d, should have special
mention. Below IS the program
Part /. Les sylphes, Bachmann
Miss Sullivan and Mr.. Sullivan.
Dorothy, Old English Dance, Smith,
Miss Walsh,
SNOW Bells. Behr, Mr. Matthias, Mr.
j. Baumgartner and Mr.. @. Baumgart-
mar.
Waltz in G Major, Martaine, Mise
Wimert and Mr.. WImert
Traumerei and Romance. Schu-
mann. Miss Fenby.
ta) Etude in q Flat Major oi 10
No. 3, Chopin: tb) Venetian Love
Song, Nevin, Miss Matthews.
Husaren Marsch. Gnrlitt Mr.. Sui
llvan. Mr.. Unger land Mr. Diffendal.
Humoresq'ie Dyorak, Miss G
Haines.
The Witches Flight, Russell MT
Diffendal.
For Home and Country, Engleman
Miss Davis and Miss Doyle,
Part II. Ciirard Gayotte, Fondey
Miss Sullivan, Miss Garza and Miss
Maekley.
yalse Elegie, wollenhaupt, Miss
Shipley.
ii Troyatore, yerdi-Dorn, Miss
Hunter.
Little Fairy schottische. streabbog
Mr.. Stouch and Mr., Sehwinn.
Rustic Dance, Howell, Miss Peel
Ing.
Valse. streabbog. Miss Magins, Mis-
Gilellan and Miss Marker.
April Smiles Waltzes, Depret. Mis-
M. Haines
valse in + Flat Major Durand
Miss Holman.
Sweet Glover Waltz, Hoist, Mis-
Fowler, Miss Owings
valse Arabesque, Lack, Miss rs
SON.
The Flatterer, chaminade. Mis-
Grimes.
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 9, Lisz
Miss Snader.
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Young LENNON

A very pretty but quiet wedding
was solemniEed when Marian Ruth
Lennon. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Washington Lennon, of Taneyt0wn,
became the bride of Earle David
Young. son OF Mr. and Mrs. J ~
Young. near Westminster. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Guy r
llready. AT the Reformed Church, Tan
eytown. Saturday at 6 p. m. There
were no attendants but several friends
were present After the ceremony thS
bride and groom left Immediately on
a trip to Braddock Heights anl Pitts
bnrgh
There many trends wish them q
long and successful life.
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FRANKLIN FUNKHOUsER

DR., A. Leo Franklin, a physician OF
Cumberland. and Miss Ruth Pearl
Funkhouser, daughter Of ftMr. and Mrs,
Newton Il. Funkhouser. OF Ilagers-
town. were married Wednesday morn
ing AT the rectory OF ST. Patriek's
Catholic Church by the Rev Edward
IJ. Wunder. The bride was attended BY
Miss Ethel Franklin, sister OF the
bride groom. William c. Cannon was
best man. DIR. Franklin is brother Of
Mrs. Lillian Franklin, West Main
street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Josiah Good GenH. Of Baltimore
City. and Viola Belle Snyder, Of sny-
dersbnrg.
Norman Henry utz and Mary Jane
Horton, both OF New Windsor
Daniel S. Weybright, Of Thurmout
Md and Anna r. Roger, OF New Wind
sOr.
Earl d. Young, ~ westminster and
N, Ruth Lennon OF Taneytown.
Joseph l.. Reeder. OF Braddock. and
Vada +. Shafer. OF Frederick
Clayton Euglar, OF Baltimore City
and Helen Harriet Englar, Of Lin.
wood
Joseph Jennings Ella Of Philadel-
phia. and Bessie Craig human, Of Bal
timore.
Rufus Addison Day. Of Monroyia
Md, and Myrtle Laurette Day. OF Mt
Airy,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

Board of>Ieducatlon to Jacob Koontz
80 sauare feet. for $1,000.
John ~. Smelser and wife, 10 Har-
ry u. Nagle Jr and wife, 1920 square
feet, for 800.
Paul Case TO 3 Carroll Swinder-
man. $3.50 square feet. for $40
j. Carroll Swlnderman to Ernest
II. Troxell, $3.50 square feet. for $40
Edw. II. Reindollar Jr.. Executor et
al. to Reuben II. Alexander and wife.
1880 square feet for $1,000.
Howard s. Wilcox and wife to VIII
liam u. B. Hepner. lot, for 81.
Charles G., Gorsuch and wife TO
Ferd A. Difenbaeh and wife. 4 acre,
for $40.
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Miss Elizabeth Petry. aged IS years.
died Friday at the home OF Noah
Babylon az Fountain Valley
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock Al Meadow
Branch Brethren Church. Elders ur-
iah BiSler and William Roop ofiiciat-
ing lnterment was in the adjoining
cemetery PallbeaTers we're David
Young Harry Young. William A.
Roop, Harry Babylon. Ezra Brown
and Calvin Staruer Harvey Bankard
a Son funeral directors
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DON'T FORGET THE FIREHEN's
CELEBRATION HERE NEXT WEEK.
TWO GAMES FOURTH

The Westminster Ball team Will
play two games on the fourth on Col
iege Field The FIRST gene will be IN
the morning ~ 10 o'clock and Ait
Airy will be their opponents A good
game can be expected as both have
won game which will make the
teams play hard 10 win the rubber IN
the afternoon Statewood VIII play.
This, team has also . grudge against
the locals as they have lost two straits
20 our team
ON Wednesday Taneytown comes
here and the home team Will certainly
DO all they can 10 win.
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KRABILL ARNOLD

yerlin c Erabiil. ~ Denton, Caro-
line county. and Miss Anna Louise
Arnold. only daughter ot Mr. George
V. Arnold. ~ Bnrkittsyille. we're mar
ried al high noon Wednesday. June
y. by Rev. John 3. BowluA. Of the
Church OF the Brethren. at hia resi-
dence near Burklttsville. Both are
graduates nt Blue Ridge College. New
Windsor. OF the class OF 1880 After
a short wedding trip they Will reside
near Burkittsyille.