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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
TWO LONE RANGERS.
He Can't Embrace Her

Dear Cynthia--I am seeking your ad-
vice on very unusual question. and |
hope that you or some OF your readers
can answer me truthfu.y, and please
don't think me foolish.
First Can you explain 10 me why II
IL. when a man who longs 70 take n
dear girl In bis arms and hold her for
ever II meanSone he dearly loves. but
he finds that the more he wishes TO dc
this. the more he holds himself back.
and SO 1t still goes on III" same, day
after day. DO you think the girl ic-
spects him more for It? Sometimes ho
thinks that the girl is anxious for him
20 CarcsS her. but at the same time h"
is afraid Of offending her. and second.
there are other girls he knows who
have thrown themselves right at rim,
but ne still held himself in check. These
other Eir.s always look for the rough
stuff and he does not care for ones Tx"
that. but the one he loves Is different
please tell me-. tyn'hia. what do YOU
! think these girls think OF man like
! that. and what causes him to be s."
| 10 you think they respect him more for
| il. especially the one he loves? He has
nc"er been nearer than taking a girls
hand. and he isn't very young either, ou'
lAsiIl respects all the girls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

Hand made blouses always do give
ono dress feeling and are very
smart and always in good taste.
have seen some French wolfe hand
made blouses, the sheerest OF material. .
drawn work, an inla!d block, and
some with hand embroidered dots.
some of them We're trimmed with real
irish lace. others fine flct, and they
range In prices from $3.95 to $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
"Princess" to "heart.Breaker"

Dear Cynthia--Just few words 10
Heartbreaker.
Dear Heartbreaker-Thoug some os
your expressions are not logical you
are interesting Come again BY tho
way. Hcartbreakor you sound modern.
Do you think dual personalities exist?
II were you I would not call all girls
analytical They are not | for one
usually take things at their face value.
Let's hear more from you. lIcartbreaker.
PRINCESS.
We do not d scuss the kind Of affcc-
ton YOU mention In your letter in the
columns. Cynthia edits the letters, you
know
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

In the State of Pennsylvania both
must be of age to marry. or must have
parents or guardians consent IL under
tWenty-one.
To swear TO untruth about age or
anything in court is TO commit a crime
punishable by Imprisonment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
WILL FOOD EVER REPLACE MEDICINE
FOR EVERY ILLf

Discovery OF yitamine IN so SINAI
OF a teaspoon is now said to restore vitality
10 the tired body and faded spirit: Read
PVSilo LSpoBa. 'Nsks II . Habit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

Tomorrow-hn Astounding Explanation
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06
THE CROWLEY DRAINAGE DIS

TRICT."
End. That such Drainage District
shall include all the lands within the
corporate limits of the Town of
Crowley, to-wit: All those parts of
the Z of the Me- and of the N y
Of the SEA of Section Twenty-sH
C2G). and of that part of the S y of
the NWA of Section Twenty-Five
(25). all in Township Twenty-one
t21) South, Range Fifty-eight (5S)
West, in Crowley County, Colorado,
which lies North of the Northwestern
ly boundary line of the Railroad
right-of-way of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company, but included
within said Drainage District
3rd. That the lands within said
Town OF Crowley are not at present
cultivatable Or useful, or fully so,
ond that they can be made more pro-
ductive or useful by drainage.
4th. That a mGp is hereto at
tached, marked Exhibit AZ, and
made a part of this Petition, which
said map is drawn to scale OF not
less than two inches to the mile. and
gives the names of the owners OF
said tracts of land within said Town
of Crowley which it is proposed to
have embraced or included in said
Drainage District.
5th. That II. L. Shipler. w. f.
Wilson, and O. p. Atkinson, who are
signers of this petition, and residents
and owners of the land within the
corporate limits OF said Town of
Crowley, as hereinbefore defined, are
hereby designated as Committee to
present this Petition to the Board of
County Commissioners of the County
of Crowley, in the State of Colorado.
and to give notice OF said presenta-
ton, by publication in some news
paper of general circulation, as re-
quired by law.
9th. That good and sufficient
bond, with security to be approved
by said Board of County Commission
ers. in the penal sum double the
| amount of the probable cost of org
anizing said District, and conditioned
for the payment of all costs incurred
in said procedure, in case such org
anization shall not be effected, is
submitted for approval with this
Petition.
| 7th. For convenience in obtain
ing signatures of land owners, this
petition consists of more than one
part, but all parts of the same sub
| stance and Gubject matter and, when
presented to the Board of County
commissioners for action, will be
joined together as one petition.
| Wherefore. your petitioners re-
spectfully pray for the entry of an
order by the Board of County Com
missioner of the County of Crowley
in the State. of Colorado. in which
order. and in defining and establish
ing the boundaries and designating
the name of said proposed Drainage
District and in causing the question
OF the organization of said Drainage
District to be submitted to a vote OF
the owners of the lands lying within
the boundaries of said Drainage Dis
trict, as fixed and determined by the
order of said Board of County Com
missioners, the lands and all the
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. F. HARTMANN, Minister.

C. F. HARTMANN, Minister.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Sermon IL a. M, 1.-THE Christian
Home"
There will be special music.
Young Peoples meeting 6:3O p. m.
Sermon at 1880 p. m, Lessons
From the Life of Caleb.
The male quartet will sing.
Prayer and Bible study Wednesday
at p. m.
Remain away from church and you
influence others to stay away. Go
and you help someone else to go.
Human destinies are often decided by
single church service. Your
neighbor may find "the life which is
life indeed" Going to the place of
worship is therefore not only an in
dividual duty and privilege, 1t is a
social obligation.
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CROWLEY SCHOOL NOTES

The enrolment in Crowley .S] I
solidated school has now u
325. OF these 1Os are in 'un'
Senior high school. 80, nj,
Miss Braidwood is trying ou'
terial for AN orchestra and y ',.i,sd M
pleased with the talent eA. .,I.t,
organization will begin immsu''''
ly. .oor orf
The Girls Glee Club has pes' y, Nj, Nd
anized under the direction VI
Adams. crovle
The new teachers oi s.,.,ue
school were pleasantly en'els.a, v,Ia,
by the old teachers la'. .so A.
night at a party given al ~
Bowers home.
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KEEL WITH WESTINGHOUSE

Howell Keel, who graduated liVl
the university last June, mas 'e' y
The way of Chicago for fi''s.a.l
Pa. where he has accepted . po'aY'
with the Westinghouse Elec'rN1
company.-.Boulder Camera. /
Howell Keel formerly res'ue' \
Ordway and the family mO'''
Boulder about four years aso'
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06

make connections in Pueblo. Ths
game was called with ordway in fay-
or as Ordway men out weighed Flor
ence three pounds to the man.
Florence made two touchdown
and a drop kick before Ord
way could solve the plays. COach
utzinger says Ordway out PLAYED
them in second half playing good
offensive game. The Ordway boyI
are out working hard this week Al
they play Fowler today and thej
expect to do their best.
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06
COLORADO COLLEGE BEAT
WYOMING UNIV. 90

Colorado College opened the RoeS''
Mountain conference football seaS0'
Saturday with defeat of the uh'
yersity of wyoming 20 to 0.
A fine running attack, interspeise'
with several long passes from f'VA
formations with Francis MaeDousa,
and Captain Waiss throwing, Inc Da''
enabled the Tigers to keep OIL ~
offense thruout the entire game
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06
FOWLER WALLOPS
ENGLEWOOD ELEvEl

Tho Fowler Eleven won their frs
game Saturday by defeating Engle
wood % to G. Englewood starle'
out like veterans making the ilrs
touchdown in the first quarter. In th
second quarter Fowler opened VI
with passes and the EnglewOodef
were overtaken before they eoul'
solve the problem.
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06

unto Set our hands and seals at Ord
way, Colorado. this End day of Oct
ober, A. D., 1922.
A. G. BOWERS, (Seal)
f. NJ. HAISE, (Seal)
L. w. WILSON, (SeaD
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06

4NoAA\h w l1oN Io
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
NHSSIONERS OF A PETITION
FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF
A DRAINAGE DISTRICT IN
CROWLEY COUNTY, COLORADO
TO BE KNOWN AS 1.-THE CROW
LEY DRAINAGE DISTRICT"
Whereas. on Saturday, the 21st
day of October, A D., 1922, at the
hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on said date
A. G. Bowers, E. M. Haise and |. w.
Wilson, acting as a Committee duly
and regularly appointed for that pur-
pose, will present to the Board of
County Commissioners of Crowley
County, Colorado, at the Court
House in the town of Ordway, Colo
rado. petition praying for the form
ation and organization of a drainage
district to be known as 1.-THE Crowley
Drainage District" embracing Ccr-
tain lands situate in said Crowley
Coucty
At the same time and place the
undersigned, acting as committee
duly and regularly designated and
appointed for that purpose, will pre-
cent to the Board of County Com
missioners petition, copy of
which is published herewith, request
ing that such drainage district be
formed and organized and that all
the lands lying within the corporate
limits Of tho town of Crowley, r. mu-
nicipal corporation existing in said
Crowley County, be included within
and made Fart of such drainage
| district. That the petition SO to be
| presented to said Board of County
Commissioners is in words and fig
ures as follows:
ID
WITHIN DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners OF The County OF
Crowley, in the State of Colorado
We. the undersigned petitioners
being a majority of the owners, both
| residents and non-residents, of the
| tracts of land included within the
| corporate limits of the Town OF
Crowley, municipal corporation
organized under the general laws oi
| the State of Colorado, and situated
| in the County of Crowley, in the State
| of Colorado; and, also, being the
! owners of a majority in amount OF
| acreage of all the lands within the
boundaries of said Town of Crowley
hereby petition your Honorable
| Board that the land and all the lands
within the Town OF Crowley, may
be included in and made and con.
stituted part of the Crowley Drain.
| age District, a District, the petition
for the organization OF which has
been or concurrently with the pre-
sentation of this petition, will be
presented to the Honorable Board fol
action; and that, in defining and es
tablishing the boundaries and desig
rating the name of the proposed
Drainage District, as hereinafter sci
forth. and causing the question Of
the organization of the Drainage Dis
trfct, including the lands within the
corporate limits of the said Towr
cf Crowley, to be submitted to &
vote Of the owners Of the lands lyinf
within the boundaries of said Drain
age District, as fixed and determin
ed by your Board; and in accordance
with the Statutes in such case made
and provided, we further show ant
ask:
1st. That the. name Of the pro
posed drainage district shall b,
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06
ORDWAY IlOOSEs TO
FLORENCE 15-O GAME

On Saturday Ordway met the
Florence eleven and was defeated to
the tune Of Is to O. Ordway had
hara luck In getting away Saturday
making 1t hard trip for the boys as
the trains were running late and
'ney had TO drive to Manzanola to
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06

NOTICE OF PRESENTATION TO
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MuSSIONERS OF A PETITION
FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF
A DRAINAGE DISTRICT IN
CROWLEY COUNTY, COLORADO
TO BE KNOWN AS 1.-THE CROW
LEY DRAINAGE DISTRICT"
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BEANS. BEANS! BEAM, "a. p,

We are in the market ~ mark
Beans. VIII pay the hises. ln,t,I
price at all times. We 10 o,sausr
ed one of tho modern bean Wv -. bssl
and we are prepared to receive :
any time. sst for ~
We are also in the marks' y
milling wheat. nnvRII
THE JOHNSTON = ~ = WI
ING COMPANY. .ao 4
Rocky Ford, c0l0rsss I
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-06

ed in said procedure in case said org
sntzstion shah not be effected. IS
submitted fer approval with this pc
titson.
For convenience in obtain
srC signatures of land owners. this
peiitioa consists Of more than one
Part. but all parts Of the same san
stance and subject mStter and when
p: esented t. The Board OF County
Commissioners for action will he
ioi,ed together as one petition.
''Whersfofe. Your petIticners re-
spectfulIy pray for the entry of an
order hy the Board OF County Com
misSioners of the County OF Crowley.
in the State OF Colorado, defining
and establishing the bouniarie> and
designating the name OF said pro
posed Drainage District and causing
the question Of the organization OF
said Drainage District to be sub
mitted to 4 vote of the owners OF the
lands lying within the boundaries
first hereinbefore set forth; and
for the entry of such other. further.
and different order or orders as may
be necessary or required by law.
signatures:
THE TWIN LAKES INV. CO,
BY w. L. HARTMAN, Pres.
NJ. C. SAUNDERS. Treas.
THE TWIN LAKES LAND &
WATER CO,
BY W. L. HARTMAN. Pres.
NJ. G. SAUNDERS, Sec'y.
ALBERT KRETZER.
MRS. SARAH STRICKLAND,
r. NJ. GRIMES,
TEL. KEEP,
HENRY MCCLELLAN,
C. w. AUBoLGAST.
J. NJ. SPENCER,
JOHN W. SELLENS,
JOE JAMES.
c. d. HAFFA,
F. H. STEVENSON,
l. W. WILSON.
A 1. NELSON,
F. NJ. HAISE,
l.. 7. PITTWOOD,
II. X. WOMACK.
r. B. WATSON.
]. F. RIFE,
A. G.. BOWERS,
LEVI SPITLER.
MRS. PEARL BOWERS,
j. C. KEETON,
LOUISA NJ. HAISE.
LIST NATL BANK.
BY J. C. BUELL., Cashier.
FRANCES W. LATSoN.
BY MARY NJ. WEAVER,
w. F.BEAN,
ORA BEAN,
CARRIE f. WATSON,
TESSA PITTWOOD,
EDNA RIFE,
j. II. GREVER.
MARY f. GREVER,
j. B. ADAM,
CARRIE ADAMS,
ETA WOMACK.
j. l.. STRICKLAND,
MAGGIE SELLENS,
MERLE l.. HAFFA,
II. NJ. CONNELL
ANNA NJ. CONNELL.
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IDS included within the corporate
lit of said Town of Crowley shall |
included, as part of said Drain !
g District:
This petition is prepared and sub
tied under and pursuant to the
ms and provisions of the laws OF
. State OF Colorado. and, particu-
'ly. in accordance with Chapter
/ of the Session Laws of the State
Colorado, page 2s2 and 29%, for
e year 1915.
r. L. ALLEN.
b. +. BAKER
IRA e. CAMPBELL,
j. z. TETER,
MRS. CLYDE FLOOK,
AVONDALE ALE. NJ. & e. CO.,
BY C. II. JOHNSON,
w. S. YEHLE,
MARY NJ. WEAVER,
w. Fl. MOLER.
r. l.. SIMPLER,
j. E. SIMPLER,
M. F.. McCAFFREY,
w. w. RINKLE.
C. w. BUEHLER.
1. HIRAISHI,
MRS. C. H. POWELL,
COSIE SAPP,
CARLO MORA.
C. C. SIMPLER,
r. o. SMALL.
aEE MANS
NJ. A. NOBLE ESTATE,
Per II. l.. NOBLE.
C. S. STANSBERY.
CARL w. BREWER,
II. c. LLOYD.
TARBOX & DUNLAP,
Per P. C. DUNLAP,
P. C. DUNLAP,
MARBLE. TARBOX, DUNLAP
& MARBLE,
Per p. c. DUNLAP,
MARBLE, DUNLAP & TARBOX
By NJ. S. MARBLE,
w. T. NELSON.
]. C. KEETON,
G. NJ. WHITE,
w. b. NEWTON,
LETTIE BOWERS,
CONSOLIDATED DIST. NO. /,
Per o. H. GRIFFITH. Pres.
M. G. FISHENCORD,
G. II. POWELL,
J.A. PARKS,
o. p. Atkinson,
]. NJ. MEIKLE,
LIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Per o. H. GRIFFITH, Trustee
CROWLEY STATE BANK,
c. T. PLANK, Cashier.
B. +. ABBOTT,
w. Fl. ABBOTT,
BY B. F. ABBOTT,
DAN RUSHER,
FAY RUSHER,
THE MORRISSEY HOFFMAN
TRADING co.
c. F. MORRISSEY,
c. b. PRICE,
DRESCHER BROS, C. Ed.
]. L. ORR,
w. H. H. MOREHoUsE,
w. +. WILSON
ALBERT KRETZER.
G. G. ELLIS,
FRANK YEHLE.
THE MYER LBR. CO.,
II. f. LAMONT.
]. NJ. BEATTIE.
MAMIE BEATTIE.
GAIL B. WATT,
]. o. HORSMAN,
]. c. GIBNEY,
]. v. ATKIN,
w. E. ELLIS,
W. w. SAMMONS
]. E. HENRY,
MRS. ]. E. HENRY.
FLORENCE SHAW LORIMER
DAN MASTISON,
M. MASTISON,
MRS. IDA GILLIAN,
s. l.. SPENCE,
DIV. SPENCE,
MRS. THEO. NEWHOUsER
MRS. NELLIE STETTLER.
A. G. TORCEY,
ANTONIO MARITIME.
A. M. WARD,
ISABELLA SPENCER,
H. B. DOANE,
THE NATIONAL SUGAR Mrc
CO., "' w.
JOHN H. ABEL, Gen. Mgr
IN witness whereof we have here
nto set our hands and seals, at Ord
,ay. Colorado, this End day of Oct
ber, 1922. "a 80
A. g. BOWERS, fsao,,
ID. NJ. HAISE, Sa@ii
I. W. WILSON, tSeai)
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Tennis Tournament
On Here this Week
~AOTocASIERC

AT meeting of the Tennis Club
recently held Robt. Irwin and j. Y.
Cannon were appointed captains to
select sides and play a doubles and
single Tournament. Following are
the sides with the games played and
TO be played:
Cannon's Side-J A. Smith,
shacklett, Utzinger. p. Rohl. ]. Me
Iver. Henrie. ]. Johnson, f.. j. Smith,
Curtis. Buell.. Jr., II. Fidler, Arthur
Smith. w. Ferguson, Il. G. Smith.
F. Hensler. Paul Bundy. Ellington.
Irwin's Side-Matthews. Ray. +.
Rohl. Bundy, Hasstedt, G. walker.
NcCleary. Horney. Jack Mast. p Nc
Intosh. y. Bates. Nell Mast. Lloyd
Johnson. Joe Bowers. DR.. Pritchard.
F. Hensler.
Doubles Played
j. A. Smith and Shacklett win
Ga, G-2 from Matthews and Ray.
+. Rohl and l.. Hensler win G-3.
81 from p Rohl and Utzinger.
Frank Bates and Lloyd Johnson
win GA, 6-3 from p. Bundy ana
/, Arthur Smith.
Doubles played stand two points
for Irwin's side to one for Cannon's
Doubles to be Played
First named parties belong to
Cannon's side.
]. McIver and Henrie to play Bun
dy and Hasstedt.
j. Johnson and E. j. Smith to play
C. Walker and Horney.
Cannon and Golf Curtis to play
McCleary and Irwin.
E. G. Smith and Buell. to play Nc
Intosh and Joe Bowers.
Ferguson and II. Fidler, to play
Jack Mast and Nell Mast.
F. Hensler and Ellington to play
DR.. Pritchard and (Supply)
Singles to be Played
! ]. A. Smith to play Dan Matthews.
Shaeklett to play Ray.
Utzinger to play f. Rohl.
p. Rohl to play l.. Hensler.
]. McIver to play Bundy.
Henrie to play McCleary.
). Johnson to play Hasstedt.
Il. j. Smith to play Joe Bowers.
#. Hensler to play Paul Mcintosh
p. Bundy to play Nell Mast
Ellington to play (Supply)
| Cannon to play Irwin.
All players in the tournament will
have right of way to the three courts
until the Tournament is finished.
All doubles played before singles
A tournament for the 3s lady MEM
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A tournament for the 3S lady men,
bers of the club is in charge of Miss
l.. Busby and Miss l.. Colyer.
Membership Fees--Ladles S2.5O,
Men $500, Treasurer ]. F.. Johnson.
one subscription in family en-
tities one or more tennis players in
the family to the privileges of the
courts.
The court east of the parsonage is
under the supervision and control of
the club.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-28
FELL AND BROKE LEG.

Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A.
Sturgiss Met With Serious Mishap
Miss Dorothea Sturgiss, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sturgiss,
of Oakland, received a broken leg on
Sunday last while she was playing at
Crystal Spring, Mountain Lake Park.
The injured child was brought to
her home in Oakland and the fracture
reduced and on Monday she was
taken to a Cumberland hospital for
the purpose of making an X-ray pic
ture Of the injury.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-28
THREE MORE ALLEGED
MOONSHINERS ARRESTED
With A 50-GallOn Still the Men
Were Taken to Cumberland

Last Saturday night two repre-
sentatives of the Department of JUS
tice, coming direct to Oakland from
headquarters in Washington, captur-
ed three alleged moonshiners in the
persons of Walter Smith, Jacob Bee
man and Harry Harmed, the latter
claiming his residence as being I'm
iontown, Pa, but for some weeks past
residing on farm near McHenry at
which point Smith and Beeman also
reside and where they were captured
by the government authorities in
company with Sheriff Ashby, of Oak
land, who has been active in the pur-
suit of alleged violators of the pro-
hibition law.
Along with the arrest of the three
alleged violators of the law the Off
Gals also captured and confscated
a 5O-gallon still along with about a
hundred and fifty gallons of moon
shine liquor and large quantity of
mash ready to be distilled into liquor.
With the still as evidence, which
was loaded on a truck along with the
liquor the officials took it to Cum
berland with their prisoners Sunday
morning. At that city the men were
to be given a hearing, but on account
Of the court not being in session this
has been postponed until a later date.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-28
THE DEATH RECORD.
JOHN T. BROWNING

John F. Browning, aged more than
n years, died at his home near Thay-
erville on last Saturday morning af.
ter a two-weeks' illness of dropsy.
He was son of the late John L.
Browning and a grandson of the re-
nowned hunter and pioneer Meshach
Browning. Mr.. Browning is surviv-
ed by his wife and one son, a number
of brothers and one sister, the latter
being Mrs. John Riley, of Elkins, w.
Va. His funeral took place in Oak
land on Monday afternoon, the inter
ment being made following services
conducted at his late home. Mr..
Browning, in his earlier years was
engaged in the blacksmithing bust
ness in Oakland, later returning to
his farm at Thayerville where he re-
sided for almost half century.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-28
ANNUAL GARRETT COUNTY
FAIR NOW ON IN OAKLAND
Today Will Be Celebrated as The
5Oth Anniversary of County

The Sixth Annual Garrett County
Fair opened on the Oakland Hotel
grounds in Oakland Tuesday morn
ing following the parade of live stock
and an address delivered by the pres
ident of the Fair Association, Mayor
Henry W. McComas.
The Fair Association was sought to
be handicapped on Saturday last at
which time force of Baltimore and
Ohio workmen, upon orders received
from some one higher up, cut the
water lines passing below the tracks
Of the company and caused the cleo
trio wires to be run in circuit
Gus manner down Oak street to the
fair grounds instead of crossing the
tracks of the company at the cleo
trio light station only stones throw
from the fair grounds, but these mat
tiers were overcome in short order and
the water and lights have been de-
Iivered right along to the consumers
at the grounds.
The exhibits in all departments
compare favorably with those of
other years, although there
is an apparent lack of interest being
shown by farmers as well as by the
business men of the community.
Yesterday morning the automobile
parade was the feature. There were
about twenty-five beautifully deco
rated cars in line, everyone of which
came in for favorable comment by the
great throng of people lining the
streets over which it passed.
Today marks the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the formation of Garrett
county, and at II o'clock this morn
ing, following the band concert, an
address will be delivered upon the
history and progress of the county
since its birth.
Tomorrow will be the last day of
the Fair, at which time the school
children from all parts of the county
will parade and then be admitted to
the fair grounds free of charge.