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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-08-18
Forest Hill D0ings

ror.y, Mn. Aug. 10th Miss Nellie
Harry. of Baltimore, - VISIt'he "'''
G., ID. Radebaugh, Dali
Mr., and Mrs W. }. Ohutt OF pay .o
"a wa,e guests last week OF the
Misses StOnebraker. .,-. Il,
~ Mildred Prime Of Baltimore, ~
nJ,,,,, .one time with Miss Martina
Cain. 49,. N,raes
Training School Of Women h"Sp'a
spent last Thursday with miss ''"''
Mrs. Charles $. Warner and her
Sunday .ch0ol class OF fifteen YOUNG
Urls enjoyed last "Wednesday at tna
Rocks. After an all days outing they
had sufficient energy to hike baeE !"
Miss Louise Foard is visiting MS"
MARY Galbreath and Miss Lucille tray
Misses Mildred and Mary Gray are
amending this week IN Philadelphia ana
Atlantic City.
our Grange will entertain Long
Green Grange tonight Friday and con
fer the third and fourth degrees upon
their candidates.
Don't forget to be present at the
Womens' meeting arranged by MISS
Holbrook, County Home DemonStra-
ton Agent at W c. T. u. Hall next
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock:
Some 81 tn" present prices obtained'
by farmers are serious. The experience.
Of our farmer who sent truck load
of cabbage to Baltimore and did not
realize enough by fifty cents to pay for
the hauling, and another farmer who
could only get one and two cents
dozen for sugar corn that was retailing
that week for sixty cents in the city
are not fairy stories but stern reali-
ties that will cause the optimistic to
turn elsewhere to find occasion for
smile.
Mr.. Joe Harkins, who is represent
ing the Fuller Brush. Co. in Hartford led
all the sales force Of Maryland two
weeks ago He had to his credit more
than fifty dollars over any Of the force
that week.
Miss Julia Whaland has accepted a
position as teacher at Edgewood
school.
Misses Elizabeth and Myrtle Jones
entertained the Fidelis Club last Fri
day evening.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. Eugene Holland, of the Pilots
Training School. is stationed in Balti-
mole now after having been near Nor
folks for three months. Mr.. Holland
finds the work congenial but the lure
Of Bel Air is still strong.
Mr.. and MIS-. n. o. Stokes have been
spending Il few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
William IL. Day and Mrs. Wilson
Heaps,
Mr.. Samuel Wilson, ST.. of Pylesville
last week entertained MIR. and Mrs. N.
o. Stokes and James Wilson, Mrs.
William H. Day and Misses Ethel Har-
kins and Ella Rupert.
MIR. and Mrs. 0. Earl Michael, of
Rochester, n. Y. have returned after u
three weeks visit to their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Michael, of kalmia.
They We're accompanied by their
brother Walter l.. Michael.
Mr.. and Mis-. Charles H. Taylor,
formerly of Jarlettsville, but now of
Baltimore, have returned from an eN-
tended northern tip which included
stops at Boston, Albany, New York
and Asbuiy Park. Mrs. Taylor is now
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. n.
o. Melryman, of Jarrettsville.
Miss Elizabeth Baker Rogers, of
Creswell, is visiting relatives IN Aber-
deem.
Mrs. Alva O'Neal of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with her brother,
Mr.. W. II. Daughton, of Vale.
MIR. John II. Poe and two daughters
Misses Nora and Ella of White Hall,
have just returned from a two weeks
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Scarhoro, August i6-Miss Mabelle
Thompson and Mr.. Murray motored to
Georgetown, Del. last week end and
Miss Alma Thompson, who had been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Lewis +. Scar
borough returned with them.
Mrs. Lewis + Scai borough, her son
Earle and her daughter Mrs. Ella Short
and the latter's daughter Reatha, all of
Geol getown, Del. aIe visiting Mr.. En-
DRY Thompson and family.
Miss lcelene Thompson of Baltimore,
and her friend Miss Schultz are spend
ing vacation with Mr.. Emory Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Cora Scarborough and Miss
Corinne Coale, both of Baltimore, are
visiting the sister of the former, Mrs.
Susie j. Huff.
Mr.. and Mus. b. h. Scarborough, of
Baltimore, have been guests of Mrs.
VIM. II. Hewlett.
Miss Victoria Scarborough was n
guest ol' her cousin, Mrs. VIM. Ii.
Hewlett last week.
Mr.. Jason Ii Seal borough of Foun-
tain Green was week end guest OF
Mr.. Herbert Bailey.
Jacob Shnnick, aged q years
who was drowned August 9th at Fred
erick was a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Forwood near here. His par
entS, MIR. Webster Shinnick and the
late Blanche Shinnick were former
residents of Scarboro.
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PIG CLUB BOYS WIN

Sixteen Hartford boys exhibited their
n,as al the Fawn Grove Fair and won
a generous share Of the premiums. In
the Duroc Junior Boar class stewart
Hornberger won first with Hugh bail
av second. In the Duroc Sow class
Georpe Anderson, Joseph Hornberger'
Richard Wills and Jack Scottens en-
tr;es stood in the order named, Inc
hest four Durocs were owned by Stew
art Hornberger, George Anderson
Io,eph Hornberger and Richard Wits.
A special premium offered for the best
mig in the show was won by George
Anderson. The six first Durocs IN the
how we're all from the same litter ana
il is predicted that when they enter
the ring at Timonium the other boys
will have to have animals OF surpaS"-
ingly fine merit to beat them.
The boys with Berkshires also came
in for their share of the honors. Fen
dali Cushing won first Boar and IN the
Sow class Fendall Gushing, Marvin
Ayres, Norman Cathcart and Malford
Fantom furnished the winners. In the
open class Junior Berkshres, fendaii
Cushing won first prize on both boar
and sow. Like the Durocs the Harford
boys Berkshires were fine specimens
and able to stand hot competition.
The Egis congratulates the Fawn
Grove winners and wishes them con-
tinued success in their further show
ings this Fall.
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BEL AIR NOTES

Mrs. Philip II. Close and two daugh
tiers, Misses Elise and Ariel Close are
visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Despite the fact that she is seventy
seven years young Mrs. +. ID. Finney
has successfully thrown OFT a case o.
pneumonia and is now convalesclng
Mrs. James Massey who has been
desperately i'll with pneumonia at the
home of MIS-. G. W. Mead, seems we'll
on the road to recovery.
some time with her son, Mr.. Archie,
Coale, in Germantown, Pa.
Little Miss Louise McAbee enter
tanned "A few of her friends last Satur-
day evening at chldren'S party at
the home of her parents ON Broadway.
Mrs John Duffy, of New York, spent
several days with her brother and sis
ter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs John Finneran
of Bel Air
Miss Madeline Boyer and Miss k,liA
abeth Biggs, of Bel Air, spent the week
end AT Camp Meade as the guests vi
Rev. c. s. Biggs.
Miss Amelia Fair, of York Springs,
Pa, and Miss Edith Fair, of Bendeis
vile. Pa, are visiting Mir. and Mrs.
Howard Heck
Clerk d. Gilpin Wilson has returned
nom pleasant vacation among the
lumber camps of southwest Virginia.
Miss Emily Bailey, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. j. Woodley Richard son.
Miss Elnora Benson of the Com
mercial department Of the Telephone
Company is spending some time at
| .nny Rtnnrh Nu,.T InrE.,,.
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of town, The car was sighted at the
Hartford road and MIR. Worthlngton.
slipped into the lead before the thlet
knew what was up.
When he ATTEMPTED to stop at the
Bel Air Garage where truck patti-
ally blocked the road it was different
story. though. Without hesitancy the
hold youth crashed into the car ahead
of him, and repeated the performance
twice more between there and the fair
Grounds, whenever an effort was maze
to stop him. ,..o
Seeing that they had n desperate
character to deal with Mr.. McCormlck
attempted to throw blanket over his
lights. Although this failed 1t appar-
ntly baffled the driver and in an
second the car crashed into an electro
liyht mole. A tremendous flare when
iii, light wires slapped together
appa, emily indicated that the machine
had burst into flames. .-,
The Wolthington car was stopped
and its occupants ran back expecting
to find a terribly crippled or dead man,
To their establishment there was MOTH
ING except a wrecked Lizzie nestiihg
against a light pole which had snapped
of ten feet from the ground and was
shattered as though struck by light
ming.
Apparently the driver jumped when
both machines were going ut their
highest speed, and made off under
cover of darkness. A few SECONDS
later Messrs. Peter Shaifer and John
Monks picked up suspicious char
acttr and brought him back to Bel Air
under ruse. The suspect was too
rapid for them, however, and IN a
twinkling was again headed for safety
through back alleys and com heldS.
All efforts of officers to again pick
him up failed,
The daring thief's mile dash cost Mr..
Mccormick about $50 to say nothing
of Inconvenience.
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LAND TRANSFERS

Jacob A. Dozen and wife to Benja
min +. Richardson, ID acres, End Dis
trict, $1,000.
Jacob A Dozen and wife to George
X. Livezey and wife, i.i9 acres, 2nd
District, $5as.
Ulrich Frueh and wife to Florence
h. Pyle, property in Bel Air, $500.
Eta n Reichl ct al to Wilton G.
James ct al, one half acre, End district
$4,000.
Jacob A. Dozen Trustee to Ellis l.,
Monkey and wife, tenants by the en-
tneties, III acres, 5th District. $4,000
Annie r.. Timmins ct al to Helen r.
Love. 2 acres, 9th District. $40.
Sarah f.. Foard and husband to Mary
5. Cooper and husband, l.39 acres, End
district $40
Albert $ Holloway and wife to John
II. Bond, Tracts in 9Th District. $40.
Robert III 3arteauN and wife to Louis
GetH, lots in O'Neill Addition to Bel
Air, $40.
MAJ, ID. V. Stainhack, Exec, to
Henry Il. Courtney and wife lots in
HAVE de Grace, $40.
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Darlington, Aug. lb-Mss Elsie
Thomas has returned from short visit
to Mr. and Mrs Edgar Thomas, of
Delmar, Delaware
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. JAM, of
West Philadelphia. were guests last
week of Mr. Charles A. Swift and fam
lily.
Mrs. Joseph Schmid, of Youngstown,
Ohio and Mrs, John Agcl and little
daughter Florence, of Detroit, Mich,
are visiting their cousins, Mrs. Hugh
McNutt and Miss Mary Nrgela.
Mrs. Mary Nottingham, of rolt De
post, was u Sunday guest Of Mrs. W.
j. ShuIe.
Mrs. lsabcI Thompson. of Baltimore,
Is spending some time with her aunt,
Mrs. ID, Giipiu Wilson.
Miss Sarah Ellic0tt spent the week
end with her parents, Mr., and Mis-.
d, u. F'llicott
Mr. aud Mrs. John Wroth aud sou
Edward, of Baltimore, aIe guests of
Rev. and Mra. r.. W. Wroth Of Ellis
mere
Mrs. N. Newln Smith and her sister
Miss Hannah Il. Hopkins left ON Wed
nesday for visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman c. Smith, of Brunswick, Me.
Mrs. Smith will remain for the winter
and Miss Hopkins will return in about
two weeks time.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis jenkins, Of
Washington, ID. G.. were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Lee.
Mrs. Annie Timmons, Of fhllndcl
phia, spent part of last week with Mrs.
Garrett House.
Miss Jean Edwards. Of Baltimore. IL
visiting Mrs. Henry Runner
Mis- Mary Alvey, of llag"rstowh'
Md, II visiting her cousin Miss Mary
Alvey Alien.
Miss Lizzie McF,llcry, Of Baltimore
Is the que t of Mrs. Johns Hopkins.
Mrs Edgar Thomas, of Delmar, Del
is n guest Of Mr., and Mrs. L. J. lh"ih-
aS.
Mrs. Mary Norris is visiting reln
tives and friends at Delta, Ia.
Misses Reta House, Frances Price'
Incz Scarborough and David y. Prlce
Jr. from this section are attending the
BOYS and girls camp at Bush River.
Miss Eugenia Snodgrass has as he'
guest "A schoolma strr Of st. Agnes
College, Miss Beverly ltiSon, OF NOT
folk, Va. ,.,,o,
Mrs. William II. Pettus OF prhkf'
Branch. Va, and son William we're re-
cent guests Of the formers parents
MIR and Mrs. William II. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Gldden, OF l'ahca7
ter. Pa, are guests Of their aunt M'N
A. +. GaIbreath. =, u,r
Miss Addie james and Mr.. harry
Saith arr. visiting Nj. and Mrs. WIN
II. pcttus, of brakes Branch va. .d
Tn. Grove Meeting was ,"nnu' ,,t
Sunday night by the Rev. f. w wren a"'
Mr.. Il. T.. PrigR j. the guest % Ky
and MI. Joseph +. Gibson "I 'haP''
60. Charles County, Md.
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DOGS GETTING MORE VICIOUS
DAILY

Since the passage of Harford's dog
law providing for the payment Of in
demnity to cover loss inflicted by dogs
the depredatons of "man's best
friends" have been increasing daily.
Each week sees large bills presented
for the loss of sheep, poultry and even
rabbits. Under the law as il now
stands the County Commissioners can
do nothing but approve the bills when
they have been properly sworn to by
appraisers who have been appointed to
investigate the loss.
So far in the month of August alone
between S400 and $500 have been paid
out. Does il not seem ridiculous? Ia
fact, bills are coming in 50 fast we
are wondering If the next thing on the
program won't be- for a frothing cur
to dash in and drag Treasurer c. c.
Rouse with the whole dog fund out of
the office.
The fault lies in the individual ap
praisers and not the law. Fair ndem-
nifty should be paid for valid losses, but
many of the valuations turned in are
eXorbtant and without any justiiica
ton. For instance would It not pay
farmers 10 Duy dogs 10 XIII thelf ewes
at $40 each or their little tur-
keys at over SO each" In the latter
case should not the probable per cen
tage to he raised be considered The
dog law should prove "A boone to every
one rather than fountain Of wealth
for the few
Hereafter appraisers should demand
positive proof that the loss was innict
ed by dogs and then place a valuation
commensurate with present market
prices.
On the other hand Constable Scotch
is making a c0mmcndable effort to
keep the pot boiling by raking in those
who have not gotten licenses for their
dogs. Applications are pouring in from
the Fifth District where Mr., Scotch
got twenty convictions in a week.
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OIL AND GAS COMPANY INCOR
PORATED

Articles of Incorporation have been
l. sued to "The Lee Oil & Gas Com
pany", William ii. Karns, William I.
Bevan and Alexander j. Seminar, all
of Perryvlle being the incorporators.
The principal office of the corporation
il to be located in Havre de Grace and
Senator Willard f. Tydings is named
in the articles aS Resident Agent OF
the corporation. The capital stock is
fixed at 100000 with par value of 81
share. The articles cover wide field
OF activity in the oil, gas and allied
businesses.
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BRUCE IN BEL AIR

Hon. William Cabcll Bruce wa III
Bel Air Monday in the interest of his
recently launched Senatorial campaign.
Baltimore morning papers Of Mon
day carried the announcement that Mr..
Bruce would open his speaking cam
paign in Bel Air that day at meeting
arranged by friends of Col Willard f..
Tydings. This statement was of
course incorrect as the meeting-an
account of which appears elsewhere
had been arranged even before Mr..
Bruce announced his candidacy and
was held solely as Tyding's affair.
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GRt ESOME FIND

hands from the canning house of
hf' |. {. Spencer made shocking
"i,co'ery last Saturday afternoon
" 'rn they CHANGED upon the dead body
NJ William Harrison, colored, lying in
&c >trip of woods on Mss Jane Kelly's
place about mile north of Bel Air on
y" Rock Spring Road. HarI ison was
ABOUT sixty years old and lived on
Ne farm Of Mr.. Michael 7. Kelly a
mort distance north of Bel Air.
'omplaining of feeling unwell Harri-
'"i had been to Bel Air FOR medicine
ana started home: il is assumed he
"a" entered the woods to get drink
VI water and was stricken before he
,"aid resume his homeward journey
= coroner's jury, with Justice G. W
HH'haFdson sitting as Coroner, render
ed verdict Of death from natural
causes.
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WILLARD u. TYDINtss. soIieitor
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Emma Is. Lake Va. Albert u. I.aas
In The Cifruit Court FOR Hartford Csanty,
In Equity

This object Of this suit Is To procure "a di-
yurcn for Emma B Lake from her husband,
Albert 49, Lake. A Vineulo MatriInOhii.
The hill feciteHi
That the parties were married September ~
1911 and from that date resided la Havrs do
Grace, Maryland. until June. 1919 with ths
exception vi year 1910 when they resided In tbs
Stat. of New Jersey and that In June 1919 they
separated. That though the conduct Of the said
Emma Is. Lake has always been kind. affection
ate and sbJye fepr0hch. the said Albert Is.
Lake has nevertheless, without any lust cause
or reason. aba ndoned and deserted hsT aud
the separation has continued uninteTruDtsdIy
for the past three ysnrs and Is deliberate and
final and beyond nil reasonable hope Of recon
citation and ths said Albert Is. Lake has de-
rlnrsi his intention 10 live with her no bngsr (!
That children were born ms result Of said
marriage: That the SAID Emma Is Lake has
received practically no support from the said
Albert Is. Lake for tho past Ave years. support
Ing herself entirely The said Albert II. Lake
Is n non resident Of the State Of Maryland RE-
siding in the State Of New Jersey That the
said Emma Is. Lake has b.en resident Of the
State Of Maryland all her life.
The bill prays;
Fnr II divorce Vnculo hatrimoni' For
an order Of publication directed against the
said n0n-residsnt adult. And for such other
and further relief hsr may require.
II IL thsreupon this End day Of AuyuSt. itl2
by the Circuit Court for Hartford County, in
Eauity ordered, that the complainant ~ csLs-
ing a copy Of this order 10 be inserted In some
newspapsr printed and published In Hartford
County once In each of four successive weeks
ffssn days beforu the goth day "f Ssp,-snheT.
1922. giving notice 10 tha said absent defendant
Albert H. Lake. Of the purpose and substance
Of this bill, warning him 10 be and sDpear 10
this Court by solicitor or In person on or be-
fore this goth day Of September. 1922. 10 show
Gauss. II any there be. why "a decree ought
not To be passed as prayed.
ID. GILPIN WILSON.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
True Copy. Test
b. oILPIR WILSON. Clark.
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Aberdeen Dots

Aberdeen, August l6-Mrs. Cicero
c. Slice was called to Babylon, n. y.
on Thursday by the illness Of her
daughter-in law, Mrs. Harold Nj. Slice.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts arrived in
Baltimore on Tuesday after having
spent u month at Calgary Bantf and
Lake Louise, Canada with Mr.. and
Mrs II. A, Allison, of Calgary.
Mr.. aRl Mrs. l.. A. Douchez, and
children. OF Indianapolis. Ind who have
been spending some time at Hartford
Furnace with Mr.. Douchezs mother,
Mrs. l.. A. Douchez will return home
on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Palmer and
Master David Faulkner of Gllett, Pa
motored to Aberdeen on Thursday of
last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs Fred
o. Viele. Mrs. Palmer is II sister of
Mr.. Fiele. They left for home on
Monday making the journey in two
days.
Mrs. Andrew Miller with her two
home after visit to her sister, Mrs.
William +. Strasbaugh at Hartford
Furnace. Mrs. Stlasbaugh will leave
On Thursday with two friends from
baltimore for sea trip to Boston and
VIII also spend some time in New York
City.
Rev. h. G. Beery, of Grace NJ. r..
Church South is spending two weeks
vacation III Virginia. During his alb
aence the pulpit will be filed by visit
IMP minister.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Wood of German
town. Pa. aDe spending several weeks
with relations at Aberdeen On Thurs
day and Friday of last week they were
on motor tour to Gettysburg and
Braddock Heights.
Miss Fila V. Osborn, of baltimore,
will spend the week end with Mrs.
George Roberts at Short Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c. Mitchell, of
baltimore, spent the week with Mr..
and Mrs. William d. Osborne.
Misses Ruth and Charlotte Cain of
Forest Hill, were guests of Mrs. viii
lam l. Wilson during the past week.
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Many from here attended the Woods

HutC attShhSu WIG "NSoS
meeting at Cooptown last week.
Miss Elizabeth Cain and her friend
Miss Gertrude Ehrhart who are men,
bers of st Joseph's training school for
nurses spent their vacation with Mrs.
Matthew Cain.
Miss Charlotte Cain of Union Me
mortal Hospital training school is
spending her three weeks vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cain.
Miss Margaret West is in Florida
with her uncle Mr.. Edel.
Miss Virginia Burlingame, of Wash
lngton. ID. c. is visiting her grand
mother Mrs. Rose kilroy.
Several families recently have suf-
fered from depredations of dogs on
their turkeys, Mrs. Roy Enfield recent
y lost Thirty, Mrs. c. G. Spencer and
Mrs. Henry Cain lost valuable birds.
Mrs. Chester Grier and her two in
teresting daughters have returned
from fortnight's visit to Mrs. Charles
GlIer, of Washington.
Mrs. Alice Bailey and her sister.
Mrs. Grace Seage are in Lake Port
New Hampshire and will remain until
the first of October.
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FalIst0n News

Fallston, August i6th-Miss Virgin
ia Watkins, of Ellicott City has been
the guest Of Mrs. W. NJ. Smith.
AmOss.
Miss Ruth Kelbaugh, Of Harmans,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T.. C. Seagle.
Mrs. Mace, Of Washington, has re
turned home from visit to her sister,
Mrs. VIM II. Gray.
Mrs. Amanda Scarf has been visit
ing relatives at Upper Cross Roads.
Mrs. Childress, Of Virginia, has been
the guest of Mrs. W. NJ. Smith.
Nj. and Mrs. Carvill Am0ss enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday it being
rather Bagley family reunion. The
oldest representative was DIR. Charles
Bagley, Sr. and the youngest Charles
Third. Covers were laid for twenty.
Mr.. d. j.. Shanahan's new house ia
fast taking shape; it will be quite an
addition to our village.
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Il. II ARCHER. Jr.. Attorney
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION


los tho purposs al registering all persons VIVA
have nnt previously registered and who W II 10
entitled Ia vote nj tho next General Election.
The places whri" the Registrars viii sit are
IA follows:
LIST r'etrirt. list Precinct Priru's Hotel. All.
ingioh.
list district. 2nd Precinct Mary A. Shipley =
Residence. Shipley's Corner,
md District. list Precinct Uld Eniarprae
Office. Aberdeen.
Ind District, 2nd Precinct Foard Hrns.
Shop. iupuws
2nd District. Ard Precinct =. A, MrGuiEan's
Office. Perryman,
Ard District, LIST Precinct County Agent
Ofrc., Court House. iiel Air
3ri District. 2nd Precinct Odd Fellows Hall.
thurchVilio,
ard pistrict. ard Precinct ~ J. ShanahRn'R
Hall, fnilaton.
ari District. lth rmcinct f.w's shop NJ,
iInrkinA Shops
ard district. 9TH Precinct Odd Fellows Hail.
Forest Hill
lth District, LIST Precinct Jarn'i'sviils
School HOUSE, InrretiHvilic.
18th District. End Precinct Odd Fellows Hall.
Upper CroHA RondS
ith District. Ard Precinct J, Nelson wilry'A
Office. Worthwhile.
9TH district LIST Precinct Dublin Sch""l
House, Dublin.
9th Dintrici. End Precinct Slate Ridge scho"I
House. near Cardiff
9Th district. LIST Precinct Mayors ohic".
Ilnyrs lie Grnce
9Th niAtrict. 2nd Prccinct J W. huusr'S
Office. HRvrc do Grace.
]. HENRY CAIN, President.
u nUTCHINS WILSON.
EDWIN G.. HARDWOOD,
Hupprv. aors Of Elections OF Hartford County
= WINFIELD CAIN. Clerk.
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DARING AUTO JACK FOILED

Persons sitting on Mr.. John ID.
Worthingtons porch near Bel Air
were astonished about $50 Friday
evening when Mr. J. l.. Mcormick's
Ford, parked a hundred feet away,
was quickly cranked up and driven IL
way by an auto thief, 1t was not un-
til he felt the car keys in his poke that
Mr. Mccormick thoroughly took in the
situation. He then ran across the road
and told Mr.. J. d. Worthington, Jr. Of
his loss.
Jumping into second car these two
followed after the thief who had gotten
a good start. Believing that he was
headed for Baltimore, they sped to the
Baltimore pike hoping to head their
man at one of the garages on the edge