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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
JURosE zUvo PENKI
zMoNEs.
Tx vienas lakunas isgelbetas,

MIAMI, Fla, kovo %.
Lakunas Robert Moore dide-
liu hydroplanu su penkiais ki-
tais zmonemis pasileido skier
sal juros i Bimini If su hy-
droplanu pragaiso jurose. Tai
buvo pereita treGiadieni.
Tx penktadienio popiety
plaukias vienas laivas pama-
te jurose vilniQ m6toma ap-
virtusi hydroplana. Ant jo
nugaros buvo prikibes pusgy-
Wis lakunas.
Jis tuojaus isgelbetas. Nuo
didelio nuovargio, /perSlapimo
ir troskulio Jis eme klaJotl'
Gydytojai tvirtina, kad, rasi,
jis pasveiksias.
Lakunas baisius daiktus nu-
pasakojo apie ta nelaime. Is
skridus ant juros, hydropla-
no propeleris nuluzo ir orc
maSina nusileido ant vandens.
Hydroplana vilnys mete mel
skiedra per dvi dieni If max
ii.
Penki keliauninkai, dvi mo-
terys ir trys vyrai, nuo nuo-
vargio ir troSkulio tiesiog pa
MISC ir iSoko i/juras. j Tx
jam vienam, lakunui, buvo
lemta ilgiau atlaikyti kente-
;jimus. II baigiantis paskuti-
mems speku kibirkstims, plau-
kianeio laivo jis buvo pama-
tytas ir isgelbetas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
Anglekasiai Rengiasi Strelkan
Pranesta, Kompanijos Organl'
zuoja Neunistus
TARIAsI sU OPERATE
RIAIS.

NEW YORK, kovo %.
Kietuju angliQ kasyklq dar-
bininl1q atstovai cia atnaujino
konferencijq su kasyklQ ope-
ratoriais. Vargiai bus koklll
pasekmiQ.
- Darbininkai reikalauja oil
desnio uzmokesnio 20 nuos.
Jie sake, kad karo laiku Jiems
uzzmokesnio buvo padldlnta
tik Xxi :65 nuoSimGiQ. Tuotar-
pu gyvenimas keleriopai dau-
giau buvo pabranges.
Darbininku atstovai irodo
kad kasyklq kompaniJos oil,
deli pelna ina uz iskasamas
anglis. Tuo tarpu darbinin-
kams pamela tik sudzluVusla
plutQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28

PARYZIUS, kovo %.
Entent6s uzsieniQ reikalQ mi
nisteriai Gia konferuodaml
iokiu ,budu neiSgalvojo, kalp
suskaldyti ir pasidalinti Tur-
kijq. !Tuo labiau, kad turkal
pasirod6 neiveikiami. Vlem
graikai negali iveikti turkq
nacionalistQ. Gi entente netu-
ri moro duoti graikams pa
gelba.
Kad taip. tai nutarta atgai-
vinti ir vel Turkijos imperija
su Sultanu Konstantinopoly.
Taigi, turkams iSnaujo turl
TEXT Trakija, is6mus Adrla-
nopolio miesta, .Smirna II Ra-
dosto. Nuo Adrianopolio Xxi
Juodosios juros pakraseiQ no.
Gima pravesti buferml kari
doriQ, kurs nuo Furkijos pla-
Giai atidalintQ Bulgarija.
Kuomet Konstantinopolis
grazinamas sultanui, tai Dar-
daneliai pilnai nuginkluojaml
ir paliekami visoms tautoms
liuosu per6jimu.
\Nezinoma dar kas padarytl
su Gallipolio pusiausaliu. No
rima j pavesti graikams. TAI
butQ kaipir kompesata uz JQ
vargus NJ. Azijoj, iSkrlr Jie
turf pasitraukti.
Armenia pavedama Tau
tn Sajungos globai, kaipo tau
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
1O-ciai sAvAIcIU IsTEK-
LIAUS.

WASHINGTON, kov. 2S.-
Pastaromis- dienomis minks,
tqjq angliQ produkcija zymiai
sumazejo, palyginus su per
eitq metq toxic pat laiko pro.
dukcija.
Teeiaus minkstqjq anglig
isteklius visoj Sally yra nema-
zas.
Anot ziniu, bus apie 60 mi.
lionu tonu angliq. Taigi uz.
ticks desimeiai savaiciq, kuo.
met kasyklose darbai bus per
traukti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28

kus. Juos nori pavartoti prie
darbo kasyklose sustreikavus
unistams.
Ypac ten tas daroma, kur
artimai gyvuoja kasyklos su
neunistais darbininkais.
Streikininku virsaiciai su
tais apsireiskimais lures daug
nesmagumQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
UNGARAI UzPUoLE AUS
TRU PROVINCIAL.

. -
VIENNA, kovo 28. Trys
simtai ginkluotp ungarq isl
verze Austrijos provincijon
Burgenland. Nuzudytas We
mas austrq zandaras.
Austrijos valdzia tuojaus
prizes uzpuolikus pasiunte sti-
prq kariuomenes burr. II a
pie. tai painformavo ententes
atstovus Ungarijos sostineje
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
NAUJU GELEz1NKELIV
PRoJEKTAI.

KAUNAS. SusAiekimo mi
nisterijoj visi darbai pradejo
eiti j prick If zymiai sujudo.
Tarp kitko galutinai priruos-
ia statyti naujus placiuosius
gelezinkelius Kaz. Ruda, Ma
riampole, seStakavas; Ukmer-
ge, Kedainiai, Lydavenal
TelSiai, Kretinga, Palanga,
sventoji. Dirbamas planas
ti6sti siauruosius gelezinke-
Illus, pirmoje 'eileje; l Pa
nevezys : Paliuniskis Vabal-
ninkai apie 40 xii. ilgdmo; 2,
Vabalninkai Kupreliskis :
Papilis % Kill; 3 Birzai :
Papilis Pandelis 50 xii.
Antroje eileje bus statomos
gelezinkelio linijos: l Jonis-
kelis zagar6 26 Kill; 2
Taurage Pagramantis ST.
lal6 : Retava zarenai Tel
Siai = apie so Kill; 3 Mazei-
kiai Seda Telsiai = 81 xii.
ir 4 GelgudiSke sakiai Gri-
Skabudis Birzai Pilviskis
so xii. Treaoje eilaje els ge-
lezinkelio. statymas: l nuo
Ukmerges per Vidiski, Ka-
varska Xxi Anykseiq 38 xii. 2
nuo Ezerenq per Dusetus, Ju-
zintus, Kamajus Xxi Skapisklo
10 xii. ir 3 nuo Anykscitl
per Svedasus iki Juzintq
so xii. Toxic yra nauji Susi-
siekimo ministerijos summary
mai. Be to, zadama statyti
daug naujQ plenty If tlltq
ko nevisuose kampuose
Lietuvos, lygiai bus kreipia-
ma domes j yieskeliq pageri-
nina.
Keliu> tarybos virsininkui
Ravesta paruosti zinias gele-
zinkeliq darby likainavimo
Hausimu, o lygiai ir geleain-
kelio eksploatacijos pagerini-
mo plana.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
TIKIMASI, STREIKUoS IR
NEUNISTAI.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, kOvo
%. - Cia savo namuOse lalkl-
mai apsistojes internacionalls
apglekasip organizacijos pre-
zidentas Lewis.
Jis sake, kad vyriausiajame
anglekasiQ organizacijOs OIL
Sc. mieste Indianapolis, lau-
kama ziniu nuo neunistQ an
glekasiQ, kuriQ bus apie 2OO,-
900.
Tie visi neunistai pakviestl
prisid6ti prize generalio strei-
ko. Tuomet butQ tikresnls
laim9jimas.
Prezidentas Lewis speJa'
kad neunistai anglekaslal
duos palankQ atsakymq II prl'
sides prize streiko.
Tp neunistp anglekasiq stl.
prios spekos yra Sip valstiJr
kasyklose: Virginia, w. Vlr
ginia, Pennsylvania, Alaba
MA, Kentucky, Tennessee, 90
dorado If New Mexico.
Gi unistai anglekasiai pasl
renge pakelti streika vidunak
eiu prizes balandzio 1 diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
LIETUVAI GRUMOJA
EPIDEMIJOS,

WASHINGTON, kov. 2S.-
Baisus badas RusijOje suhle
ten dar baisesnes visOkias e.
pidemijas Qimpamasias j.
gas). Tos epidemijos plinta
j vakarus muo Rusijos. Jas
iSneSioia ypaG gryztQ is Rusi-
jos kituomet pab6ge IL iStrem-
ii gyventojai.
Visokios is Rusijos persl-
metusios epidemijOs plinta ne
vien po Lenkija, bet jau pa
ieGGia Lietuva ir rytine Prusl-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28

NAUMIESTIs, sakiu APPS.
"Ziburio" gimnazija cia ISL
kure 1918 metq pabaigoje. Sa-
WI nanny neturi, del to tenka
nuomuoti, mokant keleta TUX
staneiq auksinu m. Projek-
tuojama statyti sayus namus,
kuriuose galetq jau sutilpt
pima 8>klasiq gimnazija. Da-
bar yra dar tik 5 kl. Mokslei-
yiu simet yra 220. U tarpe y
ra ne tik vokieciq, kuriu cia
Paprusej yra nemaza, bet net
ir zydQ, nors Naumiesty yra
.ir zydq gimnazija. Mokslei-
vial suslbure / "Ateltlnlnkq,"
"Ausrininkq'' ir "Kanklie-
Giq" organizacijas. Atskiros
klases mokiniq yra: I 80,
III - SO, III 81, ~ - "a,
ir " IL. Klases misros.
Mokiniai, sulyg turtu, skir-
stosi ssiiaip:
NeturinciQ zemes tevp
46, turinciq nuo 1 Xxi so mar
gu - 81, nuo so Xxi 100 mar
gu - 62 ir virS LOO margQ-
%. Per metus gimnazijai
moksleiviai sumoka irasq virs
100000 auksinq. Be to dar
gimnazija gauna is valdzios
apie $4,000. auksnp paselpos.
Gimnazijoj yra knygynas If
nemazas gamtos kabinetas. Ir
kitias mokslo irankiais GIN
nazija aprupinta neblogai.
Mokslas pastatytas CANA ge-
raj. Mokytojauja 8 mokyto-
jai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
vERcIA sTREIKUoTI.


WASHINGTON. kov. 28.-
Amerikos Darbo Federacijos
prezidentas Gompers pazymi,
kad dauguma angliq kasyklQ
Waldo plieno industries trus-
tas. 'Faigi, tas pat, kuris
smaugia darbininkus plieno
industrijojje.
siandie tie kapitalistai SUI
name sugriauti II anglekasiq
organizacija. Ir sayor auto
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
BUS ATCA|V|NTA TURK|JOS
IMPER|JA
Turkai Atgaus SmiTnair Trakija

tine mazuma Turkijos imperi-
jos ribose.
Aisku, turkai nacionalistai
laimejo. w tai jie turf but
d9kingi savo iStvermei ir pro
.pagandai visame pasauly.
Taipat turf but dekingi pa
clos ententes nesusipratl-
mans.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
SURADO EzERE s LAVO-
NUS.

DOWAGINIAC, Mich, ko-
vo %. = Michigan ezeran ga
zolina varoma valtimi ana
diena isplauke 8 skautai, ku-
riu tarpe buvo du skautq va
du. Visi is South Bend, Ind.
Ezere valtis apvirto If visi
nuskendo. Visu nelaimingq
lavonai jau surasti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
METAI-vOL. VII
Izllz : ga!!E@GZ

Visame Ezerenq apskrity
yra tik vienas gydytojas, bet
If tas pats dabar serga, kaip
girdetis karstine. Tiesa,
nebrangiai reikia apskrities
daktarui mokati, bet ka jis
vienas gall padaryti? Tiki
mes ir laukiame, kada Svei-
katos departamentas pasiru-
pins ir apie mus ir pateiks
pagelba1 sergantiems.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
AMERIKOS KAPITALISTAl
SIUNCIA SAVO ATSTO-
Va LIETUVON.

WASHINGTON, III-24 d,
fElta). - Amerikos kapita-
istu grup6 Siomis dienomis
simcia Lietuvon, Latvijon il
Estijon savo atStovQ suSlpa-
zinti su vietos ekonomine pa
d6timi ir i$tirti Amerikos-Bal-
tijos prekybos galimybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
VIETON MEISTAVIGIAUS
-- GEN, MAKSECKIS.

WASHINGTON, III 27d.
CElta). - Vilniaus KraStO
Valdomosios KomiSijOs Pirmi-
ninkas MeistaviGius atsista-
tydines ir perdaves valdziq
Ienku armijos gener. MakSe-
ckiui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
PINIGU KURSAs.

syetimp saliu pinigu verte,
nemaziau 25,o0O dol.
kovo 81 d., buyo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.SS
Prancijos 100 Frankly 9.O2
Italijos 100 lirp 5.13
vokietijos 100 markiu 30
Lietuvos 100 apksinu 80
Lenkq 100 markiq .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
MEGINA ORGANIzUOTI
NEUNIsTUs.

INDIANAPOLIS, kovo %.
Vyriausiajame anglekaslQ
organizacijos ofise aptureta
zzinip, kad kai-kur kasyhQ
kompanijos iau megiEna orga-
nizuoti neunistus darbinin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
BoLsEv1KQ DELEGAcIJA
KELIAUJA KoNFEREN-
CIJoN.

RYGA, kovo %. Is Mas
kvos ceia atkeliauja Rusijos
bolseviku valdzios delegacija
Genoa konferencijon. Delega-
cijai, sakoma, vadovaujas
Tchitcherin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
vALsTYBEs BIL1Us
PRIIMTAS.

LONDONAS, kovo %. :
Jau ir lordp rumai treciuoju
skaitymu prieme Laisvosios
Airiq valstybes biliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
4 zUvo, 6 sUzE1sTA.

PORT HURON, Mich, ko-
vo %. = Perkeliamajame lal-
We Omar D. Conger eksplio-
davo katilas. 4 zmones zuvo
ir 6 kit suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
ARMENIA T.. sAJUNGos
GL0BoJE.

PARYz1Us, kovo %.
Ententes uzsienip reikalQ mi
nisterip konferencijojje nutar-
ia Armenia pavesti TautQ
Sajungos globon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
I ORAS.

CHICAGO. siandie ne
pastovus oras; gall but lie
.taus; salciau vakare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
IS MAzOSIOS AzJOS.
GRAIKU ARMIJA BLoGA-
ME PADEJIME.
smi1nos gyventoiai gyvena
baimeje.

SMlRNA, 5Maz4 AzlJa, Ko-
vo q. Vyriausias graikQ
armijos vadas iSkeliayo j Ate
nus projektuojamQ paliaubQ
klausimu. Pirm iskeliausiant
vienam korespondentui jis
pranese, kad graiEa armija
palikusi be pinigq.
Vadas yienai amerikoniskai
kompanijai ,yra kaltas dar
nuo perniai 5000 doleriQ uz
sunkiuosius automobilius. Sa-
kosi neturis pinigq atmoketi
ta skola.
Tas kuoaiSkiausiai liudija,
kokiame blogame stovy yra
Graikijos finansai. Ir del to
graikQ tautos politiniai vadal
siandie nesutaria, ar vesti to-
|liau kara su 'turkais naciona-
listais, ar visai paliauti ir at
Saukti armija is NJ. Azijos.
Cia graikai gyventojai did
ziausioje baimeje. Jie nezl-
no, ka gall jiems atnesti ryto-
jus.
Graikai labai nusimine.
Turtingesnieji visus savo
daiktus turi sukrove ir kas
valanda pasirenge aplelstl
Smirna. Jie visi neteko pa
sitikejimo graikq armijos is
laikomybes. Nors militariai
zinovai tvirtina, kad graikq
armija karo fronte doriniu at
zvilgiu neblogiausia pasilaiko,
bet is pacios GrailSijos neturi
|reikiamos meteriales para
mos.
Kelintas nemesis armija ne
apmoketa. Karininkai save
kareivius itikina; kad su An
glijos pagelba 81 pavasarl jie
laimesia puolima prizes turkus
nacionalistus ir pasibaigsiq
vargai.
Teeiaus kareiviai abejoja a
pie laimejimus If nezinia kas
bus prasidejus ofensivai.
Bijosi skerdyniu.
Teciaus civiliai gyventoja5
jau nebetiki, kad ia armija
ka-nors laimetu kariaudama
su turkais.
Gyventojai isitikine, kad
graikp kareiviai veikiai lures
apleisti Mazaja Azija. Smir.
non gryz kraugeriai turkai il
tuOmet atSlVefS( hauJaS pra
garas.
Vietos zmon6s, ypae graf
kai, labai gerai susipazine 81
turkq ziaurybemis.
We kodel jie siaRdie eia gy
vena didziausioje baim6je. L
nezinia, kas bus toliau.
Pasirodo, kad Graikija til
veltuI issilesavo su tuomi ne
reikalingu karu.
|kratiniu nusistatymu vercis
darBninkus streikuoti.
Il
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28
verGia

kratiniu nusistatymu vereia
darBsninkus d streikuoti.
Daug kasyklu Waldo ir ge-
lezzinkelip kompanijos. Ir di-
Ddelius pinigus padaro su ang-
limis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-28

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
ORPHANS COURT.

: Bonds Approved--Bond of Edward
w. Haviland, executor of Martha
Viola Haviland; bond of Sarah Flea
nor Taylor, Administrative d. b.>n. c.
t. a. of Margaret r. B. Steele.
Accounts Passed-First account
of H. N. Willis and M. N. Willis,
Jr., executors of Joseph c. Naudain; |;
first account of Mamie B. Clayton
and ]. Groome Steele, executors of
Frank s. Clayton; first and final ac-
count of Ernest w. Wood, executor
of Jacob Smith; first and final ac-
count of Thomas B. Williams, ad-
ministrator of James G. Fairbairn; /;
first and final account of Lily Kane
ly, executrix of Mary Jane Knight;
first account of Howard B. Manlove,
guardian of Merritt Manlove, minor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
NEWARK TO HAVE MUMNIERs
PARADE.

Newark is expecting that the
mammoth, spectacular Mummers'
Parade on New Years night will be
the greatest event in her history.
Over $500. in cash has been con-
tributed up to date by the business
men for prizes, in addition to long
list of valuable gifts OF merchandise,
including a ton of coal, overcoats,
suits of clothes, silverware, auto
mobile tires, furniture, cigars and
candy.
Bands from many points through.
out Delaware and the nearby towns
in Maryland and Pennsylvania will
compete for prizes amounting to
$100. offered to visiting musical or
ganizations. There will be prizes
of $50., $50. and $40 for out-of-
town bands. The two crack bands
Of Newark will join in the parade,
but will not be contestants for the
prizes. The parade will start at
100 P. M.
The Newark Chamber Of Com
merce is cooperating with the
hustling Town Committee in charge
of the big celebration and has con-
tributed SIS. as prize money. The
contestants will be classified in di-
visions of floats, comic costumes and
fancy costumes for the awarding OF
prizes. r. nj
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
CECIL COUNTY BANKERS MEET.

CECIL COUNTY BANKERS MEET.
Following luncheon held in Elk
ton at the Howard House, on Dec.
12, representatives Of the different
banks in Cecil county met in confer
ence at the Court House.
The object of the meeting was
two-fold: first, to bring the banking
institutions into closer touch; sec
ond, to discuss together the carry
ing out Of the plans of the Commit
tee on Public Education of the
American Bankers ssocia I'll on,
which aims in cooperation with
school authorities, to give to the
school children of the country a
course of lectures on the funda-
mental principles of banking, and
the relations of the banks and the
public.
The Maryland Bankers Associa-
tion elected as chairman of this
movement Irwin T. Kepler, Treas
urer Of the Elkton Banking and
Trust Company, who is organizing
every county in the State for the
work. He has named as Chairman
for Cecil County ]. T. c. Hopkins,
Jr., Cashier of the Cecil National
Bank, Port Deposit, who presided at
the meeting and in conjunction with
Mr.. Kepler outlined the plan of
campaign. Superintendent of Edu-
cation Hugh w. Caldwell, who was
present, assured the bankers that
the schools would cooperate gladly
in a movement that must be surely
beneficial to the coming men and
women of our country.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
. HRsRHR an RaaH q an
THE REAL CHRISTMAS Z

g g @ q @ q @ @ q @ @ @ @ @ @ @
The real Christmas is an invisible
presence, a joyful glance of the eye,
wonderful expansion of the heart,
a sense of comradeship with all
mankind 1t is an abandonment OF
ourselves to all good impulses and
an almost reckless waste of good
feeling and generosity and love,
and no army of pessimists can ban
ish that kind of Christmas from our
hearts.
Christmas is not just a day OF
tree-trimming and toy-giving for the
kiddies--not just holiday for
youngsters to outgrow. Its spirit is
of the heart, the soul-communal
between us and all those whom we
hold dearly as our friends. It
changes not, however we may. May
its glow be reflected for you through
all the coming year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
TO CUT JITNEuR's FEES.

1t is said that Elkton jitneurs,
who have thriven finely from fares
of couples bound to and from the
local Gretna Green will experience a
"defiation" in their scale of charges
after New Years. The P. B. & w.
r. r. management, 1t is reported,
will offer the taxi privilege to and
from the station at Elkton, to the
highest bidder. fixing rates for fares
as follows: for an individual to any
point in the town rs cents; for an
hours use Of car $S and for wedding
couples from station to Court
Clerks office. to minister's abode
and return trip to station. $3.-Whig
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
RESIDENCE DAMAGED BY FIRE.

RESIDENCE DAMAGED BY FIRE.
The residence of Mrs. John r.
Bond. near Port Deposit, was badly
damaged by fire on Friday last.
Rising Sun, Port Deposit and
Perry Point fire companies respond
ed to- call for aid, which came just
at the dinner hour. The first two
mentioned COMPANIES went into
action. the close proximity of a
small stream to the burning farm
dwelling affordfng water supply for
both engines.
The fire Is supposed to have orig
mated from a defective kitchen
chimney, and worked its way up
the wall on the inside until it reach
ed the roof. The original shingle
roof had been covered with a metal
roof, and beneath this the flames
gradually ate their way, the sheet
iron roofing making it difficult to
locate the spread Of the fire and get
water upon it. Finally by cutting
holes from the outside and taking a
line of hose to the attic the blaze
was extinguished, but not until the
dwelling was badly damaged, both
by fire and water The loss is estl-
mated to be about $4,000, partially
covered by insurance,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
B. 8 0. 500 CLUB PRIZES.


Won BY Washington County Cir
and Cecil County Boy.
The two prizes of $100 each, Of
fered by the B. & o. railroad, fol-
the boy and girl who made the best
record in club work in 1922, have
been awarded to Katharine Baker
of Edgemont, Washington county
and Norwood c. Thornton, of Elk
ton, Cecil county, according to an
announcement by e. G. Jenkins
State boys club agent for the Uni
versity of Maryland Extension Ser
vice, and @. X. Quivey, general agri-
cultural agent for the Baltimore and
Ohio.
The prizes were available to club
members in all of the counties of
the State through which the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad runs and
there were numerous competitors
recommended by the county and
home demonstration agents. The
selections were based on the records
made during the year with particd-
lar reference to the interest shown
in various lines of club work.
Under the rules of the contest the
prize money may be applied to an
educational trip or to the payment
of expenses at the University Of
Maryland, will use her prize to con-
tinue her university course, while
young Thornton planned to take the
trip to the International Livestock
Exposition at Chicago, Dec. Q to g..
Miss Baker is 19 years of age and
has been engaged in club work for
six years.
Norwood Thornton is 16 years old
and has been in club work two
years. Norwood started off in his
club work with pure bred Poland
China SOW which he succeeded in
raising during the summer of 1921
and on which he won first ana
champion prizes in the junior sow
class at the Timonium Fair. The
following spring he decided to in
crease his herd and purchased a
boar of the same breeding. This
year he won first and champion
prizes on the boar at Timonium and
again placed with his SOW in the
senior class. Norwood has been
particularly successful as "a breeder
and has encouraged other boys to
enter the game, giving one boy a
pure bred pig to start with and Of
fering another pig as prize in a
contest at West nottingham.
He was member of the team
which represented Cecil county in
the dairy cattle judging contest at
the Timonium Fair this year and
took an active part in the farm
products judging contest for club
boys at the Calvert community
show Norwood has worked on the
State road to make money for the
rips which he has taken,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
GEORGE S. QUEINN.

George s, Queinn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Queinn, Of Cherry
Hill. died at his home near Union
Church, Friday morning, Dec. Is.
after lingering illness of cancer OF
stomach, aged A years. The de-
ceased was a butcher by trade,
which vocation he followed up until
his health failed him. He married
Miss Blanche Martel, Of Philadel-
phia. who survives him with seven
children The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon, with interment
in Sharp's Cemetery, near Fair Hill.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
WILL FILED FOR PROBATE.

The will Of the late James Maui
din, formerly Of North East, this
county. who died last winter in Los
Angeles, CAL, and whose remains
were brought to North East for In
terment, has been admitted to pro-
bate in the Orphans Court at Elk
ton. James NJ Rittenhouse OF
Fifth district. a granddaughter, is
named as executor. The caveat
fled to the will has been withdrawn,
and settlement made out OF court.
Mr.. Mauldin left large estate.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT AssOCI.
ALTON.

The Colora School Improvement
Association met in the school house
on Wednesday evening, the 18th.
The special feature OF the evening
was a. talk from Mr.. Radebaugh,
which was much enjoyed by the few
people who turned out to hear him.
His talk was on general agricultural
lines, bringing out especially ideas
CLEANED at the Chicago Show. and at
the close he answered some ques-
tions very helpfully. Everyone
came away feeling proud of Mary
lands record at the Show, and also
proud of our County Agent,