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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-08
DEMOCRATS INVITE
WOMEN TO FARLEY IN
BAL |MORE JULY Fl

TheDemocratic State Central Com
nittee will meet july q at the Hotel
Rennert. Baltimore. in response to a
cali which will be sent out in few
days by DR. ]. Hubert Wade. chair
man OF the committee.
Invitations 10 the gathering will
not. as in the unregenerate days, be
restricted TO the committeemen-wit
accent on, the men" Last autumn
the committee entertained numerous
ladies' as honored guests. Though
the feminine vote in the election did
not evince much appreciation OF this
hospitality, the Democrats are too
gallant to harbor enmity against the
fair-and also enfranchised sex, and
so they have invited the ladies again
hoping for better luck this time.
In addition to the feminine cor-
tingent. guests will include a number
of male statesmen who do not belong
TO the committee
One item of business-as distin-
will be the traditional luncheon-will
he the authorizing of the chairman TO
name a date for tho meeting of the
State convention. The question OF
having women on the committee is
also likely To came up
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-08
HEAT AND HUMIDITY con-
TIME THEIR DEADLY
WORN

Heat and yet more heat is the
order o. the day
The world is now well in the
third week Of the deadly heat
save which seems to be universal
During this time the thermometer
has rarely been below SIS in An
napOlis and usually IS we'll mp in
the ninefies in the middle Of the
day. while the general atmospher-
ic humidity keeps people dripping
As yet there If no sign 'of tie
possible thundershowers that the
weather man has talked OF as
temporary relief 10 This appalling
weather
For the incurable op,imist ii
may le some consolation TO know
that in the Middle West the con-
ditions are even worse and 5000
men were laid of in Chicago yes
terday because the heat was TOO
great to continue work in one OF
the large foundry concerns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-08
HOSPITAL REPORT
SHOWS BUSY MONTH
AND MANY CASES

Long Continued Heat Spell Fills
Wards And Rooms To Over
Flowing And Keeps Doctors
And Nurses On The Jump All
The Time
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MEXICO treasures
PEACEFUL RELATIONS

MEXICO CITY. July S.-Official re-
assurances were given today in state
ments TO the newspapers that the
Tampico situation does not contain
elements of danger to peaceful rela-
tons between the United States and
Mexico.
There is no need to give further
thought TO the subject" Secretary
Callas. the chief of staff said today.
The vessels 1.-THE United States
ships al Tampico) belong 10 friend
~ nation that merely seeks to protect
its interests. and their presence here
is no reflection on the friendly rela-
tons of the two countries"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-08
PLANS FOR METHODIST
CHI. SCH. EXCURSION

An excursion to Rochester Beach
will be given by the Sunday Schools
of Calvary and Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Churches. OF Annapolis. on
Thursday, July 21 The Steamer An
napolis OF the Rochester Company
has been chartered for the day The
Loaf will leave Annapolis at $50 a.
m, and returning will leave Toll
chester at $50 p. m.
While the excursion is under the
auspices of these two Sunday Schools
tickets will be on sale for the pub
lie at 20 cents round-trip. includ-
ing war tax. Children under IL years
S5 cents. A pleasant outing is prom
ised TO all who will go.
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Continued Fran raEe ~
a highly successful one. seems Ger
tainty.
Il do no, intend 10 Re al all easy
on the $500 youngsters" (meaning
the midshipmen) the ADMIRAL said.
He is known To be stanch discip-
linarion. but in directing the affairs of
officers ana men under him. he COM
mands the good will of all hands
with such = body of students under
him. young men being trained for the
sea commanders Of after years. VII
son realizes the task he has before
him Character. traditions and
morale, are among the main attributes
of the Navy. and these The Admiral
says must be maintained n a high
standard at ali times regardless Of
those who may suffer thereby.
Admiral Wilson is al once a like
able man. Re is fellow among fei-
lows. and that undoubtedly is why he
commands the highest respect of Off
GERS and men throughout the service.
The new superintendent has gath
cred about him al the academy. u
number ol the officers Who served with
him in the feet during the trying
but successful times OF Transporting
American troops across seas, ana in
the war zone. and whose services were
conspicuous Notable among these
are Capt John Halligan. next rank
ing officer. who has charge of the
Naval Experiment Station; Capt
Thomas r. Nur,z assistant on his
feet stan, now c0mmandant of mid
shipmen. and Lieut. Com Mahlon 5.
Tisdale who had much 10 do as a
press censor. and who is now his Off
cial aide. and right hand man. Others
may be assigned here before the next
academic term begins IN October. it
IS said. So with such coterie of Of
ficers who know him best. all augurs
well for a most successful admiuistra-
tion FOR Admiral Wilson.
Admiral Wilson belongs 10 the class
of 1881, perhaps the most famous
class that ever left the Naval Acad-
envy. because it contains a number OF
noted men in and out OF the service.
Notable among them are Baron Uriu
Of the Imperial Japanese Navy: Sec
rotary of War Weeks. and Senator
Weller, OF Maryland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-08
- LITTLE STRANGERS
ADMITTED IN JUNE

The June report Of the Superin
tendent Of the Emergency Hospita
shows very busy month. IS i,
usual during a long continued spell
OF extreme heat sickness has de
yeloped and The hospital is full
Miss Wohlgcmuths report in detail
is as follows:
Number az patients remaining June
/. 10; number Of patients admitted
free. 80; part-pay, 8; full pay. So
Number Of admissions. 81; total mum.
Der OF patients treated 10
Number Of hospital days free. 334
part-pay. 30. fun pay. 500 Total
number OF hospital days, 700
Number Of discharges, So: num-
Der of patients remaining July /. IS
Number OF births. 70. number OF
deaths. > number Of operations, 81
major operations %; minor opera
lions. o.
out patient department New cases
"a; total visits. l32.
Donations for the month we're as
follows:
Mrs Van Lii West Annapolis. .
cans corn, can tomatoes, ] large
bag -four.
Mrs Ida Petlebone. St Margaret's s,
boxes rasDberries for the nurses
Mrs. Walter Clark. 3 boxes flowers
from Maryland Avenue NJ +. Church
for the patients.
Miss Hoflenger's class of the Girls
Friendly Society OF St Anne's
Church, 2 vases for the Children's
Ward
Mrs Anon Bronson, , Porter Row,
Naval Academy. So magazines, s
books. games
Mrs John l.. Stallings. ST Mar
garet's. oggplants and pepper plants.
Mrs AdoIphus Midget. West An
napolis. Il bottles for the pharmacy
G. w Norris, Annapolis. 6 copies Of
The National Farm Boy Magazines,
copy Farm Mechanical Magazine.
Mrs Richter so Brewer avenue,
basket OF vegetables.
Mrs Thomas r. Kurt. pa King
George street. books for library
Louis b. Myers. 81 Conduit street.
l pair crJtches.
Commander r. w Tod Ia Upshur
Row, Naval Academy. infants scales
baby's nursing chair
Mrs Dean Russell, AL West street
2, face towels
Mrs. Reynolds, ST Margarets, cab
hagos
Mr. Monday. card table for the
Nurses Home
Mrs w c. Brewer. 1913 Market
street. magazines u92n.
Flowers from Maryland Avenue N.
+ Church
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ADMIRAL WILSON
SAYS HE LIKES
ACADEMY BILLET

(Continued From RAGE ~
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Charter No. 12Ii Reserve Dist. No. )
REPORT OF CONDITION
OF THE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-08
"THEDA" WEEDS SECRETLY
By The Associated Press,

NEW YORK. July S-Theda Bara.
siren of the films. is bride Her
friends here learned today that she
had been Secretly married last Satur-
day at Greenwich. Conn. to c. J..
Brabn. director of her pictures
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I KILLED IN SNOW
STORM.
FAST TRAIN HITS FUNERAL AUTO NEAR
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov ia- Seven 20 clever
persons were instantly killed and =
funeral limousine in which they wer,
riding was demolished when fast
Santa Fe train crashed into the ma.
chine as It was cr0ssinA tiie tracks
between summit and Lyons during !
heavy snowstorm this mofnlnR,
Parts 0f tho victims bodies and
fragments of the machine txero
strewu along the track FOR nearly 3
mile The accident occurred at bend
Ii tile rnad and L was Thought the
driver was unable % see the ap-
preaching train on account Of the
driving snow
Nni even the license plate could be
found IL the wretkaee "a identify tho
car The largest piece NJ the WrrcAiiEr
antnmabiif measured no more than
four tepi long The9train which war
bound for Chicago. was said 70 have
been running al a hish rate ~ speed
Thomas. Bennett a Hunter. con
tractors. Rave 3 dinner III Ford'a Inn
on November ~. % celebrate the com
pietion ef The state road between West
minister and New Windsor. The nenu
cCnsisted ~ uygters heef ruast pin.
potatoes sauer kfaut and many other
seasonahle dishes The State Roads
Commission and guests ff0m Wash
ingtOn and Baltimore enjoyed the NJ
fair.
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AFTERNOON arRTIsGs Az THE
catNTr fxHIHIT


Wednesday afternoon. November 80
tha women meetlne vii b. held N
.tHe County AGENTS oslice Thls after.
moon We hope % cemnlete the fedora.
tinn III county yswide Nohens Gibbs
Besides That, ~ also expect 10 have
twp ao9a speakers. Mr. Benent difec-
.t0r ns TIE Maryland institute 0f Arts
and MlNs bershn knight, ot sbe unl
versits nl Maryland In connection
with the arr ii gtc afternoon sou Will
eujUg seeing the exhibit al the Ar.
mory. the platform 81 which 4lii be
devoted 90 art
ThArsday afternoon. December 1.
the wulneaN nseeting will be held Iii
the kFmorY Miss Nellie Grady. 81 BAL.
ilmpfe. Niil De prcaenl and have with
her 0 beautiful exhibit showing the re-
lation u fooa h health We also hope
70 haze talk by the County Nuree
Friday afternoon. December 2. there
eiis 10 demonstration ii bread MAKE
ing Al taa Armury by three club girls,
and an address ~ one II the fore
nlest women IA Home Economics work
Mrs Calvin oi the Il 5 Bureau og
Education ~ NRahlnkt0n. d. q.
DO not fbrget Saturday afternoon
fer the children story hour from
2 70 D. ~ Saturday night VIII be
shown moving picture Ia the inter
eat of the Near East Relief entitled
Alice in flunseriand
Mr. Fuller. the County Agent. is
very anxious IL have All the men bear
Dr Sym0ns IN Wednesday afternoon.
November 80. a thr Armory. Il viii
he the enly afternoon meeting Tor
men and " symons II ening 10 give
epme very interesting COMPARISONS 81
the farming eonditions of Eurape and
the unlted States and also explain
nome 81 the wonderful work that they
are dalng over there
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w EDDINGS.
BOYLE FRANKLIN

On Monday morning AZ O'Clock
Mr. Norman = Boyle and Miss Ethel
Anne FrankiiD were married with d
NupSlal Mass Several hundred friends
of the young people were present to
witness the ceremony Father NcGui-
gaH oiiiclated The altar decorations
were most attractive Prof Howard
Henson presided a the orgah Miss
Franklin is a graduate of the Frost
burg State Normal school and - popu.
lar IN Cumberland and Westminster
Mr Boyle Is the son of Mt. and Mrs.
Joseph y. Boyle and is favorife
among our young people He Is an
alumnus Df LOy0la College and was
overseas with The A. r r. He also
holds the reAponuihle position as toll.
cr IN fhee Westminster Savings Bank
lie was an altar boy al Sc Johns
until he enlisted for service After a
"trip through eastern cities SIR and
airs Bowie VIII 30 to housekeeping IN
ssllse sshssser Apartments Fsther Mo.
Gniean Was henFd % say in his ADD
hfsss h tie contracting parties
fYaa knVw tho Holy Scripture
teaches that your union VIII be sim
ifHf Ia fse BHiSd ~ Christ aua the
Church. The wife II told a. lovc. hon
~ and obey her husband "a the
church honors Christ. and The hns
band ia told e love and cherish and
yroteei hls nife a. ckriet cares Tor
the Chnfeis so christian mas discount
the sacred and Binding character o.
marriage who accepts the Inspired
word IL (ina
Mrs BOYLE s. the danghter Gl tie
late nr and Mrs Beninmin & Frank
liu ~ thls city
Tss bride haa haFn Maxine her
home wiih her brother. Br. A. f.so
graaklin. Of Cumberland. Nd. since
the death " her parents
Mr and Aigs Bowie len Immediate
IS after ihe cer8mony mid sh4wHrs
~ rice for phlladalphia New Y6rk
and Atlantic City
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WONDERFUL C0NPaNY ANp
PLAYS At 0PgRA HOUSE

The .Nyaek NJ Y., Journal of recent
date has ihe fuliowing % eay aieui
the Aianhatien Players waleh viii Hp-
pear aG the Opera House all netl
week
There's stock c8upany appear
ing at tie Br0adwng Theater fbai q
@orgh while seeing The Mauhatten
Players. the exceptionally ane com
panv that opened week ensaEe
mrnf yesterday won the unaiiuipl
psalse of the big crowds that greeted
thesn both matlnee ana night Each ~
the piagefs b 4 real artist and gave
performance Of Wiliian Hodges "a
mnus c9medv success. The stan
From ifotnp. that thia wen haD#n
3tar mlghf wgll - rfrud nF Thr
Hodge fnit was gaplisilY played ly
Dick Ward Wards personality aud
ability wetc not long 10 Winnins their
way intn The good graees oi many
well known stage faFGrifaR The seen.
cry was briEht and gooa % look 10.
Those who enjoy really fne euleFiain
ment viii do well 10 pay trequrnt
visits % the Mauhatten Players dur.
ing the seek. This company numbers
fourteen people and carry car Load
~ special scenery and effects, aud VI
considered 20 be the best travelling
stock company Ia America
The Manhalten PLAYERS viii open
their weeks engagement ut the
Opera House Monday uiaht with an
elaborate production of Rsyund lbs
Law"
This la guaranteed to ~ the largest
and bopt Stock Company that has eyer
visited Winchester and ali attending
Monday nlght viii witness one ol tbe
greatest shows ever given 90 thle or
any other stage a full car load 0f
scenery and effects are carried
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MARRIAGE LIcRNSRS.

Charles w Benson and Emma
Elizabeth Case. both OF Westminster
Guy H. Jones and Josephine Vir-
Flnia Langley. both Of Silver Springs
Russell John Troxell and NettIe
Ruth sprague. both Of Union Bridge.
Norman Bruce Boyle and Ethel An
ma Franklin, both Of Westminster.
Howard Clinton Roop. OF New wind
sor. and Clara NJ f4ockensmith, .:
Taneytown
John Samuel Messenger. Of Litties-
town. pa, and Naomi NJ Mikesell, oi
Hanover Pa
Fred Fleming, Of Woodbine, and
Mary Belle Pickett. OF Mt Airy.
George A. Werner, Of Hanover. Pa.
and Lille T. sullivan, Of Manchester
Howard r. Coppersmith and Hilda
w. Green. both Of Westminster
william Henry Lare and Ruth Eliz.
abeth Burdett. both OF Mt Airy.
Raymond Williams, OF Underwood
Md. and Minnie Sentz, OF Fair Hills
MD
Harold r. Dutterer, OF Westminster
and Vera N Hill. of Littlestowny Pa
Isaac r 81 Dandy, OF Alhsia, ans
Sadie E. Alban. of Hampstead
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WANTz nlxIrR

A sefy pretty wedding was solemn
lgsd when Miss Ruth Irene 8ixleg.
daughter u Mr and Nifa Howard A
nlelef, bseanac The bride df Mr. WI.
bsr Paul Want. eldcst son 81 Mr.
and Mn Lewis ~ g WauiK. neaF
Westminster On ThaeRiaY, November
gath az Hsp .. N at the brides hUiae.
nsHf Wesfminnter.
The caunle we're attended ~ Miss
Naomi nixlefs Mr clarence Myers.
Nias i4aYella Wans2 and SIR Noah
Baashsf Wlss Mafy 6arnef played
sine SEEDING march
fSle gNrnmunt sAs psff6fued III gir
presence af BanheF og relative
and frienda ~ Emsr rsiah Hixlef.
mlnlster ot the Church of ths ilreth
sfn.
Immediately following ihe ccfe.
mony wedding reception was given.
The bride VAS tha recipient ~
mans useful and tandanme presents
Afisf honeymoon trip MI and Mrs.
WantE viii reside 81 the bgide's hume.
near WeasmlnAter
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George ~. second son OF Mr.. and
Mrs siiehard Grimes. died At his home
near this city on Tuesday November
II AFTER lingering illness Of about
~ weeks He had on operation pre-
formed the hrAt u July for tumors in
the throat, and be continued 10 grow
weaker until death claimed him. lie
was aged % years. ! month and "
days
BESIDES bis parents he is survived
by the following slstern and brothers.
Nrs Milton r0rbln. Mrs HershelI
lcpp. Mr Iiahyion Grimes, Of near
this city. and Mr Levi Grimes. Of Bal
timore Funeral services we're held
phursd~v ~ ! o'clock AZ the Brethren
church. Meadow Branch. conducted bv
Elder George Early. assisted by El-
dor triah HixIer. lnterment IN the
adjoining cemetery He WAS former
resident of Westminster where ne
hss MANY friends who mourn his
early death Tlle pailhporefs we're
Haiph Martin Clarence Hesson. Har-
~ banner Wilbur banner. Nakie
iiaile sud Ralph Warehlme. James II.
stoner funeral director
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JILL NR. sTKELE.s Inn.

The Baltimore Amerleen lhls
morning saya;
Carroll County Republicans are
after the sealp ~ GUY w steele. sur.
yeyor OF Customs They charge him
with having been guilty pf apernie-
ioas political activity IA the last
campaign which ha managed. and Of
going 70 extremea IN bis attacks on
Republican candidates, The matter
has been pui up to tlte Conversational
delegation. and n the leaders after an
Investigation. are convinced Of the
truth of the accusations. they nlay
ask tor his removal and the appoint
ment ef John II Cunningham. uh0
was agreed upon by the e0nferees nt
the time the Federal state was made
MP. ais Steeie's successor. Mr. Cum
ninElam IS also resident ~ Car
roll and vas one OF the leaders II she
contest waged by the Republicans.
Steele conducting the light Tor fAe
Democrats. No fault would have baea
found with the iatiers autivlsy. but
exception was taken 70 what he dlf
and said
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MsnArN ExGIAR

a very quiet hui pretty weAding
tpok place 90 November 9th, AZ shs
Reformed PARSONAGE bt z m Rev
Chaimers VI WAick officiating THE
contracting parties bpinS Thelma
i.0ulse dauEhter oi IRA u mud Fiioulae
Epgiaf. II near Weatmlnater. and ii.
Waifef eon 81 Jesse u Nusbaan. sc
Ay0ndaie.
The bride waH handsBmelY alfred III
travelling suit ~ blue dugetyne With
has and veil 20 match and carried q
large hnuenpt ot bFidoN Roses.
They we're attended BY The groom =
brother , flnY Nu hanm Rnd wife. aa
naffOn ~ honor. whO wore tric0iette
and carried lavender chrysanthe
NUNS.
a reoeniinH was given immediately
after thf ceremony, Il the home Or the
bride They received many beautiful
and useful presents. consisting " sil
yer cut glass. monty and linens,
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OUR NEXT ATTRACTION
THE COUNTY EXHIBIT IN ARnORY hExl
WEEK PROGRAM ANNOUNCED.


The county exhibit which is 10 De
held ia this cfly next week has per.
fected the following program
Tuesday November 20 b me
Chairman. Df N a Ward Selection
Mixed Quartette; Violin Solo. Philip
Rover Address, alonumenis, Rev,
Chalmers Malck discussion.
Wednesday, November 30, at Conn-
y AGENTS office, 2 D. nj. W0men's
Meeting Subject, ART n the Home.
Miss Bertha Knight of University of
Maryland Color and Design Mr..
Henent of Maryland institute OF Arts
Completion OF County Federation of
Homemakers Clubs
Mass Meeting Tor men, nr. symons
viii speak ~ Arm0ryi Armory. D.
no.. Solo Mf Turkington Reading.
Mlaa Dorothy Eiderdiee Address. Dr.
Symnns Director of Extension Ser
vice University OK Maryland,
Thafsdliv. December I. at Armofy
z b. al WosnenA Meeting. Subject
~Heaith Food and 4ealth IS Miss
Nelfie Grady ol naitimare Talk on
County Work, Miss Hayman. county
Nurse 8 p ms. Liberty Quartette
recreation. fr Burdlck. r A. ~
Flower Dance
Friday D@sembef 3 AZ Arm0ry. gp
~ Demonstration IN Dread Making
hy three ciap girls of Haxeratown
Address Mra. Calvin ~ 81 s. Depart
meni of Education. Washington. y. C.s
if We have TINE . dress form dentnn-
straisnn eill 81 given
50 u Selection. Warfeldshurg Or
eltsslra Solo. Mrs Paul wlmart
Reading. Miss Margaret Snader. Al
dress Air Hall Recreation Director
~ WashinAfen county Moving Pie
iirss The liiah fiSad 20 Happiness.
National X VI q A. fiim
SATURDAY, December !. Chiiarens
Day. Free Tor Children. children NAV
ficW exhibits from to b. m. 3 ia 4
p nj. Strfv aoNr for children. arramg
ed hy NRS4aH's Ciss 81 Westminster
5 . M Moving Pictures. Alive IN,
tiuHaeflana II interest u Near Fast
Relief
SIS bone exhibits pr three tar.n *
hlblfs eeruses one session ticket. ~.
ehaYse foF epsgtca All entries excen
licked goods and candy must be IN Nv
4 3 ~ On TasadAr. November 2afh.
and returned ~ Monday noon. Dee
elaser 3th
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ARRINeT0N

Mrs Caroline Arlington, widow OF
the late Austin +. Arlington. passed
away nt The home 6f her daughter.
Mrs Luelila zepp Of near Marriotts-
mlle on November 2gnd, aged Ss
years.
Mrs. Arlington was married at the
IaEc OF seventeen, and had fifteen
children. eleven oi whom survive her
ltieOrKe w. of SykesYilIe; A. Els-
wprth Amos ". and J Oliver, II Bal
tlmore. Daniel Il. and Walter M.. OF
Marrinstayille Alfred. Of Pennsyl-
sania MRS LuciIia Zepp, or Marri-
Ioitsyllle. Mrs Joseph Brown and
Mrs George Holman. Of SykesviIle.
and MfA. William II. limbaugh OF
f'lohrville, These eleven children have
bren constantly at her bedside dur
inw her illness Besides these. OF six
ky0ue Krand-childfen. fofty-nine arc
SIN iivlna and swenty-three great
grandchlIdren
The mineral serviseA were held at
the Springfield Presbyterian Church
at 10 o'clock yesterday In charge Of
Rev Carl Maxwell. intefment In the
cemetery adjoining. The pallbearefs
VIII be aiN grandsons
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DEATHS.
ANDERS

Mr John r. AndeFe, one OF our old
est and best known citizens. died ~
bis home on West Main street on
Thursday. November "a. after long
ILLNESS from general debility, aged 81
years. months and is days. He IS
8aurviyed by his widow. one son. j.
Thomas: one sister, Mrs. s Walter
shank Of this city; one brother, WIN.
A. Anders uf New Windsor; four
grandchildren and d number Of nelees
and nephews and other relatives. He
WIS O former resident OF Uniontown
and came % this city many years NO
where he conducted the merchant
EtailorlnR business. He served several
terms ia the City Council. was a melii-
ber og the Methodist Protesuant
Church and 4 Staunch Republican lie
was twice married. HIS first wife be-
ing daughter Of the late ex-sheTiff
VIM Se0afoose. ri l'niOntown He VAS
cenaensal gentleman and had DUR
inE his long residence In this cay
made q host Of friends who he'd aim
So high esteem as a citizen. nesghiiOr
and friend 10 all Ile was member
.Of Westminster Lodge |. o. N 0f this
.city and of the order OF Red Men, az
linionfown. who viii act as his pall-
bearers. The funeral viii he held st
the home SUNDAY afternoon next. Mt
D "a. md then the rcmains will be
taken ta Iiniamtown for interment IN
the family l0t Services win be In
charge ~ Dr. G. + F0sslnes and Rev
& " walck The 10 nily returns
thanks % the neighbors and friends
f1F n plr assistance daFiag his illncss
y \ sharrcs& s Son funeral director
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nAD 4 prNNsNLyANIA LICENSE.

James =. Johnson. Lancaster. PA.
and Miss Wyuea + Waltman. Ahb0tts
town. IN. called AZ the Lutheran par
eOnagr Silver Hun. Rev A. q Wolf,
pastor. 10 DC united IN hold matrmony
AMER pfepafaI n were made for the
services Hey Blf noticed that the II.
ccnses we're issued IN Pennsylvania.
Hc announced % tie couple that nn.
der conditions he could not marry
Them Ia Maryland but suggested i
visit to Ire honie ST Mr. ana Mrs
Frank Matthias I.iltlcstown. Pa
which WAS aeeeoled and The ceremony
performed The couple lcll afterwards
On their honeymoon IL Baltimore
syn zhlngion aud Philadelphia