The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-08-04
THE :Esk EGls
Rel AIR, MD, AUGUST ith. 1922
Local A6- rs

Rev. w. A. Price Of Aberdeen
rr;ll nreach at Highland Presbyterian
Church next Sunday, August 9th.
Mr.. Joseph Crumlish, of Falls
,o,, will conduct services at the Bel Air
ME- Church next Sunday at IL A. NJ.
Forest Hill Grange will furnish
tho program for the lecture hour at
Emmorton Grange on Saturday, Aug
18th.
- Mr.. Letcher JONES has opened his
,wimming pool near Bel Air for bust
moss as shown by his advertisement
elsewhere.
Mrs. Emma B. Lake, through her
counsel, Mr.. NJ. E. Tydings has filed a
lin for divorce from her husband, Al
bert B. Lake.
The Jarrettsville Grange will
,,,oat at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Water Spencer on Tuesday evening,
August 9Th.
The ladies Of Highland Presbyter-
ian Church will hold n festival an'
snnner in the grove adjoining on Fri
day, Aug H.
beginning Sunday August 18th
and continuing for week special
svangelstic services will be held in the
Eountain Green Baptist Mission.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Hope
well NJ. z. Church will hold Lawn
Fete on the church lawn, Thursday,
evening, August 10. If stormy next
! fair evening.
Rev. George w. Thomas, of st.
1 Ceorpe's Church, Perryman, officiated
at the funeral of Roger W. Gull, law
yer and well known reform leader, VINO
died in Baltimore on Sunday.
The recent festival given at Har-
ford Furnace by the Creswell Branch
4 Of the Red Cross was a great success
ninety six dollars being the proceeds
OF the evenings entertainment.
The first team of Darlington school
4 composed of Misses Reta House, Fran
ces price, and Inez Scarborough in the
] Bread Contest with the first team at
highland on Tuesday resulted in We
pn for the Darlington girls.
Church services will be resumed
the FIRST Presbyterian Church OF
el Air at II o'clock Sunday morning,
ugust 9Th. Rev. A. Burtis Hailock
baltimore will be in charge until
r. Meads return August 9th,
The First Regiment Band, NJ. N. q.
IN give a concert in the courthouse
uare tonight (friday). This band
90 pieces gave delightful concert
Saturday night and everyone VIII
pleased to welcome them back.
Baseball fans are promised nov
game full of spectacular plays when
Young Ladies' Missionary Soc'eIy
Highland and the Statewide Guild
rls' team of Delta hook up on High
md diamond, Wednesday, August 9TH
3 o'clock.
Drivers of the Jalrettsville and
Madonna and Shawsville trucks
ple taken before Justice Richardson
Monday and fined SIS each, with
sts on the charge of operating motor
bucks weighing with their load III eN-
ISIS of ten tons.
An unfortunate report that Paves
Ind Knoedler have been released from
he Rel Air team is incorrect. The
management did have some difficulty
&ith these players but after carefui
consideration the trouble was smoothed
out and they will finish the season WIN
Bel Air.
On Monday Mr.. Harry S. Carver,
Trustee offered for sale at the court
AaaA door the Thomas w. Ryan or
A. Elmer DAVIS property located on the
rad from Hoskins' Corner to Whita-
ker's mill and containing five acres and
improvements. The property was
withdrawn at a bid of $4,000.
--VanTibber came of the victor in
to a baseball game played with Joppa
Oh Sunday, and fans are stoutly man,
tanning II was one OF the iiVehesI
games played this season.. Inc ,oca,
teams were supplemented by brilliant
players from Edgewood Arsenal so
thai there was plenty OF class TO the
game.
The Fallston baseball club VIII
play the Glen Arm team on SATURDAY
at one o'clock at Glen Arm. other
contests scheduled by the club are q
game with VanBibber on Sunday ana
one with Forest Hill the following
Sunday. The latter two games VIII De
PLAYED at-Pallston beginning AT q
o'clock.
Under cover of darkness a COW
slipped away from carload henlS
driven north Of Bel Air last week ana
spromptly set out on the backward trai.
|Where she apparently thought her eau
kould be found. When the loss was
| discovered next morning, investigation
showed Old Boss had made the nine
mile trip to VanBibber and was back
AT the car where she had been unload
ed
Mr.. Joseph Darlington Hopes,
oldest son Of DR.. and Mrs. Herbeft
4 HOPES, of Gibson, has been AWARDED
four years scholarship to the uni-
yersity Of Maryland. He will take
straight agricultural course, which
mpplemented with lots OF practical
Experience at home in farming, ua,Iy
ng and orcharding, should equip mn,
10 hold his own with Harfords pes'
Farmers.
Mr.. Fred C. Jones, representing
he Il, A. Strout Agency, has mahr
hree nice sales during the month OF
DULY. The John r. Citing property o.
AZ acres in Cecil was sold 10 MI
Wilbur f. Ward, Jr., OF Bait'mole'
Mr. Charles Lewis Eilicott has pul
chased the Mary S. Cooper property OF
G0 acres at Aldno through Mr.. Jones
and the AnpieE. Timmons place ~
Berkley>g6es to Mrs. Helen =. Love- Oh
Conpwingo.
A large number Of farmers are
having trouble with worms eating INV
roots of their cucumbers and canta
ioupe vines. This is the larvae Stage
of the striped OF spotted cucumber pee
Tie and can be controlled by apphea
ton Of arsenate Of lead and the eh'ly
planting Of the cucumber or cant llonp
vines. The arsenate OF lead should DC
applied at the rate Of two pounds OF
arsenate of lead powder or three
pounGs~of paste to each 80 gallons OF
water.
A glut of small produce in the
Baltimore markets has sent prices
down to far below cost Of production
Quite a few Hartford truckers who
have run corn and cabbage into the
city have not received enough to pay
their gasoline bill 80 that under the
present market il Is more profitable -
feed produre on the farm II is prob