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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
Radio "BrOadcasfs" Sermons

atiers an. audience 81 thevsaeas, vine hss,el c1,hss, ssuee a
New Ver~ tsrwfssfes fteerty istseeaf 90 q t~snty mhnsss asss.
tonsl serves ~ sencsrt taxing place several miles distant. "
~sseths rad,e pnens, Pot to 10 BY the Rossdsis. Lutnsrsn chssch
~ Christ esleerat"s the hth snnissrsay u ia esstersts ssasr
Rev. q. L. rsrtr
eiset1en rsturrs WIS Wy ard the Hsvsfend Hisrer. ~ho o. Week,
Gays 10 q reiHsiess ttatsteian with otness In New Vork, computing
,ss nSmssr ~ns souis .. r.sshss BY rssis shsas ~ithio a rssiss
o. 80 % 700 mhess pannsa for Luthsrsn greetings to be sent ts
the tvthstsn eeersh o. Resssss frem a ssnsins station ssssr.I
rhss distant inelafotsHs no. psnnsd fer them aMo te be 'broae-
ssssssI' % 'hss macy thousands e smstsur ~rssss snthssiss,s
nieht listen IN. q
ms right before the sanissrssry esrsrs,ien In . so~rpsv, os
rain . serial Vas sttashed 70 the church stsspls. Ths wires wsr
ron throuoh . lew prssd receiving QUIT ard eonHscssd ~tth ths
horn bsx % q pheneeraph In ihs Sunday sehooi room Of the church.
Ts feito~tnR s~enng ~ amazed ssdisnes listened " q vsss
speaking 10 them cut o. me aW, eenssyns eensntstatisns 20 thsn
enc greetings 20 . number Of omeaa Of the untse Lythsrsn chsNh
IN snsres. ~hs nae lVt ssnslsdsa addresses. Thea a. ths vansy
stream. Lone isians ssndina ststher, q phonoersph rscerd YES put
On ss ths -eres 81 the I~sr,y,thled Psalm. and % ms Lees
Prayer wsf hearu. saerd nunesrs ana hymns were ise hears
tn. YES ths nrst tive the newly ssssspss fssis phone. vas sssa
70 "erosdssst, q Vigsss program.
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTitt or sAtr
No I4oto.
'ArE 90 NEW AExiCD
L--f.ff

LEGAL NOTIcE or sAlr
srArE 90 NEw nExico
CouBy of Bemtiillo.
IN The District tauIt.
t'ipr q Uurilr trustes and John ".
Wilson beneficiary plaintiff.
CHicndea Batv and Leslie Raty her hn..
band, dsfsndants.
.oiie@ Z, hereby given ths, b., ,irus Il
a decree ~ foreclosure order u sale and
appointment u special masier rendered In
said district ronu 10 the above entitled
cause uu ne tth day Of January 1872, the
gud"rsisned sprcial mas,er will On the i5th
DAY ~ April 1929. 81 the FROM door Of the
courthouse Of u.srnaiillo County. Nsw Mssisa.
ut the hour u 10 o'eiork In ne forenoon o.
sati day veil No pnhlie auction 20 the hIrh.
at bidder for cash, the following real es
tate and property titusied In the COMMITTEES u
beruslido and Torrance. state o. View hsH
A certain piece OF parcel Of aad situated
Couni, and mssssrAss seven h"r
dred aud hfty ieet. NOR, nr lsss. from norih
20 south aud three hundrrd and if'rt~o
feef more or less from oatt 20 wet and
Houuasd Uu ths nouh Nv The Land now ,r
formerly OF = r. Afmlo ds-eased ou The
p1fu hF the land ~ ths southwestern Hreu
cry Ir' Company on tHs sas' by ths lands
Of h"np Nprngsr iesus.fH Harcla DE- Kemp
ct o. co. the west b. thr and ~ tho Souih
Neftetn brewery a leo tompany. v W "
Bryan Charles Mansard aud Aibuqusfque Gas
= nmlhhN hftIe part or |Nr Iand purchased
hs J 2 Sulrsr ~ deed dated June 20 1891
and recorded boz BOOB % lagc 5gi. record,
81 HsTuallln County. New Mexico
Aiso me following drsorbed real estate
.iturf" lNlnE and helna .u tho County o.
TorrHur- and Stats ~ New Mexico. 90 vii
luis three and four and ihe south haIf ~
The northeast quarter Of section five in
Township seven norm ~ kunEe mine east
Of The New Msaico Meridian. New Mexico
containing one hundred .Nty and sixteen
huudredths Hrrss according 10 tho official
plat ~ 10 survey % a. said land returned
20 thr General iAHd ufi.r BY The surveyor
Gsrersl
Also On ~ lot number three tal aud tho
vest Ten tinl feet ~ Inf number two i-I
hlofk thtrtv -four t1tA arrrrdinE 10 the town
piaf recorded alHn tho sast 10 fest ~ i0t
fnur ttl Block fhirfY four t14l. all IN The
levu of Melutosh. Torrance County. N.p
Ntsic0.
Said sale being made 10 satisfy certain
Indebtedness designated IG aid decree and
order Of sale amounting in he aegreeats. a.
me date ~ sale ~ ths Hum Of $3.50 ~.
principal interest attorney FL fees and taxes
due. ard for hl otter costs ~ sale. special
master fee and expenses her~iu incaffed TO
be taxed Term Of .HIr tHsh down
GEoR6E LUGEE
" .: e osTI z SA''''''y for 'i''''ia Anu
Ian. i1 20. 81 rth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

CHICAGO Feb Although an.
wheat market scored % rrr -h advance
in the eRriv transs~u1nf to-day the
effect failed to lt~f luitial upturns
were ascrihed to 90. iunurnc. ~ new
gains iu Liverpool Quotations Mary
d"nler- herr" however leaned 20 the
Wow ihnt the recent general advance
ui values had been too rapid and That
me recent general advance or values
had been % rapid and that q re-
action wis In order Opening prir.s
which ranged from = To cent
hisher with May. Steatv 20 sisaA
AMI july No7A 90 81 GS. were fni-
lowed hN q Hethnck all around to bn-
low y~sHt,rday'~ unlsh.
Reports howinr thut farm reserve
supply of oats were unusually small
gave ifrmnrss 20 nficps uf corn and
oats After opening unchanged TO
- /" cent higher May. 54+. 10 bta,
cents he corn maFtet hardened a
ittlv more.
Oats started unchanged % cent
higher, MAJ 3s-s 20 39is cents and
continued no point onward
Provision values were lifted hy an
aiVIu'e iu th" hoE market
sob suucntl word of d sllrp 4d.
vance ln wheat rrice- az Hu.roa
tirns jed 10 3d. new accent hero
~'-fniIne-- az domestic receipts
rurtfw'-t was also a factor. together
WIN drought reports from Europc
To" nlur' was .trunu tu -
urt hiEhcr.
Export corn demand was some.
what lof# active. hnt me prices closed
ilrm m AZ O" san" rent not
Eain
Closet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

M,O0O-Ons Of The finest homes on East
Silver Ave q rooms and bath. ertra large
Rlasssd porch. fine basement, hot water
hest l%aundfy; fine electrical equipment,
including electric rangei garage, with ser.
want qasuers. Reasonshle terms.
VI, 5O0--6 room adobe and brick. pebble. dash
dwsllinf fine %locsiion In Highlsudsi close
in lot iOuxta2.
~ oOO--s. room adobe. white stueeo bun.
4alow modern. good outhuiidino; n.
Thirissuih -.
A. FLEISCHER, Realtor
Loans. Firs tnsursnss, Automohiis Insur.
shee, ard all Other lines Of insursase;
surety Bonds.
Phone s7t. South Fourth 81,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

Wr.r. aJ .H. SNOW come from
NHH .f. boot aHHHfaeF down ON
N. .r#H "HI rHr blossoms are ul
Hu .us .r,..
Eu.I.u- .ueheJ and Mr. Crane
rnUI .ruuuI tHH cooked Hf thcfn
. .HIrmuit fUu mustn't rrt be-
.u.. 5000 .rr rHsf children nr
before 5000 4ro ruid 1r said rtat
moo auow g. f.H.ntr- uH go1se-
n..hug umo rnd Mrs smith hard
lI H down Hu Nul |.Hul N u no
.H-r .nssr feather Irp "ufuiue uu tn
.hc ki NOT going down fn fh' earth
NItH Nuu Hrr nnt rHtghlne cold Some
NJ coo feathers nro a. sims into our
rrs and vInduiuc hope lave
rHr fIIuHe clear
yes sos indeed answered BUS
ns Gov them ls the Twins were
.uo amazed to sncHk Buf finally
"auct Hid lmIIlt Are We almost
There
"rust about answered the cram
aaIkIug EIuNrIN uu. Yes. There
Tho factory nav lus' ahead but
lsri' what dn 2 henri" Ana Mr
Crane stopped suddenly nusi,ng q
IHf h'l.u1 uf his ears. tho hot-
.ur fo catch Co sound
RocLing crudiesi he exclaimed
90 su osasucrated yutcr HIrs thoso
.nf kcep 'rm supulled
Whlr with erlsd Met. too Gu
rIaus to t' esther polite or mat
lrfI
Rnby comforts answered AR
rnmpier Crane They como here
"rH rt' soft uinltv-hlue silky ONES
before flief ffy Cu 20 Bahyland They
ltf Them N carry % new hahIra
on WHY irst nuao each 90 em
bout haif % dozrn and t,rcy ye rsci
them HH up already Well theF ~
hafn ln wHIf until we 500 now
uucs made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
Livestock
At.O

chicago toh cattle roccipt,
9 ooe market fairly active and
strong to higher ON heof steers
,huir' N"arling steers und hoifsrs.
$3.50 w'irht oiS pounds. bulk hser
steers. kg ifn g. SO. she stosg steady
to -trour bulls stoctrrs and feeders
about steady. veai calves unererIy
.teady Co. lower.
Hog receipts $4,000. light and
medium active. 10 20 20 cents higher.
nih"rs slow; mostly steady 10 .ir1ae
WIN Yesterday ayerngs. top. 50 so.
bells ss.sa LBS. pies 10 10 20 cents
higher; hulk desirable around Ss.r.
-oms up TO So 30
sheep receipts 5000. mostIy
'tohdN very little choice stun here.
iHi lambs Ton onrlN. fir SO. one load
h"ld ish"r bulk early. $4,000
1890 medium weight ewss So SO.
'Ntrrmo heavy. Nh.76nGHn. feade,
lamhs early yie.bn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb THE stock
market was artivr and strong today
On very broad deaiing- sprcialties
again ted the advance but .Hs hlEhor
grud" rails were Instead lu demand
SaleH approAimafcd $40 .nOu shares
o. CLOSING Wua afTOnu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

KANSAS CITY Fob 3-Catfle re-
ceipts 1900. ai cinsses around
steady quality ulaln hest steer. on
sale, 81 out Few cows S4b0WhN0
ulsincr kinds faf ma4O. cool
hcifVrF f62a: unpcrs mostly Sa.t0.
Teaa- heavy calves 50 ei lood iirht
feeder $3.50
Hog receipts 5000. open steady
on lighter WEIGHTS fo shipper nuik
to- hesi $50 10 ei0 FOUNDER $500
goo Few ut So fos closine Ve.sntisr
ilnds mostly tn packers 100 20 10
cents lower than yesterday average
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
oHARLEs o zAPF a 90,

We buy sell. exchange. rent, real Estate
large W small in ~ parts 81 Albuquerque
II be- oar attn TO ~euptinue tho growth o. our
businssH by "servirs and the most upright
dealing" University Heights lots are u
good Investment and savings account, 80
prr month VIII rei YOU 1ne. Come IN or
phone aboui them nav We are general
agents.
rhnus $40 grrond and Gold Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
FOR ~RENT-Aouses

FOR RENT-Honse. Iaoa south Edith
ron RkNT-Fsur room cottage Furnished
in Highlands. Is Milnsr. aiaH W
Csnirai Phone a2l
FOR kENT-fise room tfiek houteI bath
alerpihg pareh gaFags uufafulahed s&a,
Water tree 220 y. High.
tON HkSf--Nioely tarutsne1 bungalow
Tor hausekeeping consists Of living room
si.ehsns,ts. tvs slssp,as rorehes bet and
Der month. Pbons m hnrphs, asi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
POULTRY AND EGGS q.

ban POULrRY YARD : c X J. Reds.
HAIRED Plymouth Rocks Pens and cock
F-sls for breeding Matching efrs from 10
|faud prns. Oar NtnniuHr a. tho Alhus
urrqur Fuultry SHOW are Thirteen prizes
J. HAIRED kaeis- first old pen second aud
hiri Young pen first and third puiiei sec.
81 aud third rocksrei In = g u l.
Beds fitst young pen second old pen
seond aud third puilet First and inra
prizes ON esrs Wm RistI sIaA2a West
ktiaHtic. phone ttha "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
HERALD WANT an TAKERs

Are thoroughly trained ad writers
n Won - desire ihsy wiz gladly
issist you in wording your adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

vpfea sinios hsa sis ooo Geo ncrer
81 cultivated land
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

sailors associate thn scfeaminr ~
eaEniis with windy weather
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

Nhip-poor Willie cull is said 90 BE-
sure sigp OF f1iF weather
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

HNNsAs clTY. reb Esrs -e
lower Hrs- Ha,
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TODAY'S MARKET QUOTATIONS


NEW work.. Pen riher ,y
bondu. g'ss ~ 90: ffret a. go 80
sccoud g. s1F1t hid first flr
900 so. second as 500 io iiird
fTs. 1914 fourth 44E fsE.aH;
viri"rt 3@t- 500 2fi NictofI 90
slot. "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

NEW YORK. teh 9 t'nreiEu bar
.tlytr 49, Sol
Copper easier o%lr,trolylc spot and
nearby. l3t wt2 a. lHt-r 49,. 10
tf,
Tin easy spot aud nearby. sai SO
mtur-r. 2gG5a.
lron steady unchanged.
load steady. spot ~s4sHWAhu.
Iinr qiaef. Iusf - iuui. drltrtN
spot. s~f50afl1
AutiUunnf 4uot. 81 Ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

no 10 tnnlInnl7dl
.~tuuyriahf. 1928. NEA ssrNicel
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WANTEp-Houses
WANTED-Rooms

SAETED-smam fsrnishsa apartment or
house. %n1nd.rT. reasonable. address Bon
|Ai. care Herald.
FnR 1--WE DoiIAis--Fr,w our
beat white LeghorD stock We are offering
y trio o. One tocksFrl and Two Puliuis Tor
live dollars pict EN- vat yearself Oct
\ geed tart IRON good stock, nlL ~ iewn
~s-sh sf.-ss tN~an.-a~s S~- Na-f.e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

Nrw Nork Cotton.
sEM Apitk Feh. g. cotton fu-
lures closed barely stead March
$ibsy, May tiGGa; Juls yig 20:
october fi5T2l Decemhrf $500.
Sttoi cotton steady, uIidIluv
.s1T.gO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
MONEY TO LOAN

E0NFY 10 loan on watehsS- diamonds, lev.
,iry Gei,iieh's, 100 Neuh First a.
|cONFiDENTIAl. Loans on fewelry dias'
monds, watshea. Liberty bends, pianos.
utomobiles Lowest rates Rathman's
~ sauth Tirst honded 70 ths state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
FOR s~ALH--Houses

OR sALE-By owner Neat four room cot,
iage furnished in Highlands Terms
Phone a21 A n Miner STAT W Central
on sALE OR TRADk- Thoroughly mad.
sm ala room hunrnlaw In 4th ward wiz
aks Toed lots or geod paper. Phone 20tO.W
IoR NALf-sman modern houss. wrli 10
Gated Priced nov for guiak sale. Terms
~ arranged Rnv ~ es.s ~ Usvaid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
The Silly Storks
STORY NUMBER 66l

BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

~ANE MONEY on used parts and aeess
series. batteries and ures. Parts Tor
|tfu four. Chevrolet se0 studehaksr phat
hcns. Maxwell tnd Overland eighty Ne.
ntosh Anto Co. 1Il " Copper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR REAf-Ons room with ,lesping porsn.
fuHishsd 100 North fdith,
D%fSiRABLE Furnished roem 10 objection
10 hsahhsesLer. Williamson. iiaa hast
Silver ave.
fOK hENr- Giasasd sleeping porch md
heats3 dressing room. li2a Euat Silver.
Phone fati.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

h NNTFD storage IN ths bet huiii wars.
hnuss In the lily Reasonable rates
ronihiy ler rssriy sirons hros phone -
.uiis elssned tad wssssa zion Dali
sTts Cisauers lndsr hss mh~nA9erlsni
|rhpne tfS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
FOR sALE-Typewriters "a

OR SALE TYPfwM1TRs-Au kisds.
both new and second hand. bought, cold
snied and repaifsd. h~hyqbarsns Type
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
FOR s~ALE-Furniture
Miseellaneous

RNirrRE iar sni, Reds dining tei.
fves. dressers, etr Cali l0s s h'wHy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
SITUATIONS WANrED5

~ t.kAN pHpra pAinied walls, ~lhdo~s.
n snuinlnv Can neri GOT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

ruh NAli-N lev good r.sal,ers ~ bar
sHir price The Exchange ago " Gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

y 40 lhD-fusItion - tnechanira rs.af
four Vim. Neal an West silvsrs Phon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
FOR SALE Misceilaneous {

FOR SALE Bssnrfai player pisno. very
sss.t toned. Phone goa,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-08
MOUNT TUSCARORA.

Willard TAYLOR met with another
serious accident while visiting in
Northern Hoodlum Hollow one night
last week. He got mixed up in bar
bed wire ENHANCEMENT, but after sew
eral hours struggling and by the as
sistance of his companion he nianas-
ed To free himself. only to be attacked
later by Henny's dogs as he came
down through Goose CreeE Swamp.
lie was seen about day-hreak coming
home in barrel When asked what
the trouble was he said the harbed
wire and IIenny's dogs had made way
"'ith his trousers"
Buds TavloT, contractor and build
or OF Grand Canyon, has completed
Grant Dells garage except plumbing
il, which will be plumbed on Christ
mas dav. Buds SAYS he would have
had it plumbcd AT the time ol build
ing. but some one drank the alcohol
Out OF his spirit level.
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GA MBER

SUNDAY school at Providence Meth
odfst Protestant Church, Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock All welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Woelper and son.
Nelson, and Mrs. Sadie Nelson, of
Baltimore. spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ship
ley.
Mrs. Reinle and Mrs. Elmer, OF Bal
':n0rr spent the weeks end with Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Patterson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Lockard, OF
Smallwaod spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Creswe!l.
Mr. and Mrs julius Houff and daugh
ters. Doris and Helen, of Baltimore,
spent q week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bonner.
The oyster supper which was held
by the Ladies' Aid Society OF Provi-
dence Methodist Protestant Church
was quite a success. The net pro-
cccds were $1S3 We wish to thank
every one who helped make it Il sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Hunt, daughter
FLORENCE. and son. Gilroy. Of Balti-
more. snent Saturday with Mr.. AND
Mrs. J. y Barnes.
Mrs. Oscar Monroe. of Baltimore
spent from FRIDAY until Sunday Will
Ter parents. Mr. and Mrs. 3. F. Pool
J.. Nickel Barnes. of the L. s. Ma,
rincs. has returned back to duty after
spending Il few weeks with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes.
Miss Katheryn HutrhGns. of Balti'
more. spent Il few DAYS With Miss
Annie and Gladys Lester.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Creswell ant
son. Louis. OF Baltimore. sneut from
Thursday until Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clinton Shipley.
Miss Mildred Kline and Miss Rlanch
Ward. OF Baltimore. snent the week.
end with Mrs. Annie Ward.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-08

Miss ", Il; Reindnllar spent This
,Nedneldav IN baltimore.
The Grammar and High Schools
will hold a Christmas entertainment
IN the Guera House on December 10.
The Tanevtown High School sent
a box Of clothing and other useful
articles to the Near East on Monday.
Mrs. Leah Koontz spent several
DAVIS this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Albaugh, al New Midway.
Mrs Elizabeth Zepp and daughter
Miss Gladys. spent from Thursday
until Saturday with Jacob Spangler
and wife and Christonher Tenn and
wife. in Hanover.
The first good rain since last sum-
mer visited our section on Monday
night.
Misses NJ A. Horing. Katharine
Phelan and Helen Arnold. Of Wash
ington. and Angela nilly. OF Frost
burg. spent from Tuesday last until
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-08

Mrs. 4 Carroll Lester and twr
children. of Westminster. spent sey-
eral days last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Noah Z. Cutsail.
Mrs. Clarence Becker, q Hanover.
spent Sunday with Mr.. 'ni AIRS. Hen
rs Bec',r All. family, H.." town
Mrs. Edith Misch. o. 'ashineton.
d. C.. is the guest of lg. Margaret
StGtt.
3Ir. and Mrs. Clotwor;hy Eirnic. oi
Washington. spent the weeks end
With his parcnls. MIR. ard Mrs. Geo. II
Birnie.
Mr.. Walter Fringer. of Baltimore
spent the week end with his par
ants. Mr.. and Mrs Calvin 7. Frin2er
Mir. and Mrs. Lester Nithcrown, al
PhiladelDhia, ami Miss Grace Wither-
CIV, of Washington. spent the Thanks
giving holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Withcrow.
Ms. Geo. fl Birnie, Miss Eleanor
Rirnie. Mrs. Robt. s Mckinney anc
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Arnold and family, y -, $50. &.
Dr.. Chas. Huber and wife and MISS
Annie 0. Neill. of Gettysburg' Were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Crapstel
Mrs. Mary Crapster and danGhter'
Miss Elizabeth. and granddaughter.
Mary Blanche. attended the banquet
of the Home Economics Club held al
Hochschild. Kohn and Co., in BATH
more. on FRIDAY last.
Mrs. Nettie \ Weaver closed her
home here Tor the winter ana VIII
snend the winter in Baltimore WIFE
her son. Fern Weaver, and family =.
Mr.. Eli NJ. Dutterer sold his SINAI
farm OF 43 acres. situated near MIG
dleburg. 10 Mr.. Andrew Bowers. o.
New Midway Frederick county. 10!
I $2So0. Possession will be given IN th'
spring. .,,
! Mr.. II. {. Brcndle and family @peh'
Thanksgiving in Hanover.
Mr.. Edward Sionaker. OF Detroi'
Mrs. John Hockensmith IS tn
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Michigan. is visiting friends here.
iguest of the Misses Arthur in York.
Mr.. Luther Hawk and son and Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Conovcr. of York, are
guests Of their mother, Mrs. Nelson
Hawk.
Mrs. John Forney and daughter,
Miss Beulah. OF Philadelphia, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with rela-
tires here.
Misses Elizabeth AMMAN and Sue
Rirnie. of Washington, spent Thanks
giving With Mrs. Hessie. Amman.
Mrs. Claudius Long and daughter
Jane. spent last week in Baltimore
A great many people attended thu
foot ball games in Westminster anC
Gettysburg on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Angel spen
several DAYS last week in York will
their son. Mr.. hardwood Angel AM
wife.
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NORTHERN CARROLL

y surprise party was held at the
hospitable home Of Mr. Denton Bow
ersox on Tuesday evening in honor
OF Mrs. BoWersoX. Games of all kinds
were INDUCED in. Refreshments were
served. Those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames Denton BowersoX,
Harvey Morelock. Arthur Lester,
Paul Morley. William Dutterer. Dew
cy Strevig. George l.. Dutterer, Mrs.
Amelia BowerSoX, Mrs. Lima Grouse.
Misses Emma Grouse, Edna Dutterer,
Laura Worley, Mary Grouse. Edna
Dutterer. Grace Dutterer. Mary Dut-
terer, Effie Jones, Mae Bair, Carrie
Grouse. Cora Morley, Bertha Dutterer
Ruth Dutterer. Sarah Duterer. Messrs
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JiNEYTOWN

Mrs. Richard kesselring had the
misfortune 10 fall down the cellar
steps on Saturday. fracturing her
right arm at the elbow, and knocking
the elbow cap of.
Mrs. Vim. II. Baldwin and two chill
drcn, of Wri"htsEille. snent from
Tuesday until Saturday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. laugh.
Mr.. derry Kump, Of Cats Station
received stroke of paralysis on Sat
urday. His MANY friends hope Tor a
speedy recovery.
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CAPTAIN John Black.

Captain John Black. OF Ea,aa
Maine. is 100 years of age, and h..
lowed fishing in PassamaQuudd Er
aud the Bay OF Fundy Tor three st..
AIRY generations. SubseQuenll le
opened Il fish market. lie has Err
tasted liquor. and has no, touched T.
bacco since he was a boy of serslg.
five. He never hurrieS. never EOrhk
eats plenty OF plain food. drinks sHM
titles of water. enjoys c9mpan1lShip
sleeps eight hours a day. takes +,
walk whenever he can get OW Is
Bible student. and does moi ieel Oh
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NcVin kump, Ernest Crops. =.
BowersoX, John Dutlerer y y
Uowersox. Roy Worlev. Iob, y
kert, Preston Masenheimsr ~
Bowers, Gleason Plumker,
Masenheimer. Truman Hsss'S|
Edwin Grouse, Alvin Dutter,, s
liam Dutterer. William Crop,.
Worley. Alton Lester. Clair r.
Earl Wodley, Paul BowersO1
Norley and Burnell Worley
Mr.. Elder Spanglcr and via
timore; Miss Lillian Long. Of !
burgh, and Mr.. Milton Stud, 4
family were delightfully."- euIp1s
Thanksgiving day at the honp n
and Mrs. Sterling Bachman.
Mr.. George l.. Dutterer ana 81.
spent SUNDAY with Clayton c \
terer and family. OF Leppo's m B
Mr.. John LeDpo, wife an; Ia
ters, Ruth and Miriam. Lev X
brecht, Wife and daughter n,
Crnmrine, OF LepDo's Mill. an
and Mrs. William Frouniells
Laurel Hill, spent Sunday viii
ton Study and family.
Miss Mary Heltibridle. SIN
of Millersville State Normal "a
spent several days with her Dan
Mr.. George Heltibridle and isal