The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-04

sent the State October IL at the voca-
tional boys judging contest at In
dianapolis in. connection with the Ma
tional Dairy Show.
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Annapolis Governor Richie ar.
rived ct York Harbor, Maine, where
he will spend his first vacation in
ten years of public service. He is
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. AL
bert Richie.
Annapolis. than twelve miles
will be added to Maryland's system of
paved highways as the result of con-
tracts just awarded by the State Road
Commission. The cost Of the roads
will be S324,466.
Baltimore.-Park Board officials are
planning to make the Baltimore Sta
dunn the football mecca of the East
in 1926 by bringing here two Of the
foremost college elevens in the coun-
try, it became known recently.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on a large
scale have been made by the Maryland
State Dairymen's Association for their
eighth annual meeting August 20,
which Is to be followed by picnic
and carnival.
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Havre de Graces-Miss Grace G.
Jones, prominent evangelist of Balti-
more, is conducting revival services
at Wesleyan Chapel Methodist Prot
estant Church and Hopewell Metho
dist Protestant Church.
BaItimoge.-Four men were arrested
and fined $40 and costs each for yio-
lating the law prohibiting shooting
around marshes where waterfall, orto
Ian, reedbirds, railbirds or ricebirds
roost or feed, Charles F. Smith, chief
deputy game warden. reported.
Riverdale.-What is believed to be
the oldest male quartet in the country
organized in 1888, during the college
days Of its members recently held a
reunion in connection with services
at the Presbyterian Church at Berwyn
Sunday.
Annapolis. - Representatives OF
Eastern Shore counties cooperating
with local officials of the Association
Opposed to Prohibition will hold a
mass-meeting at the Atlantic Hotel,
Ocean City on August 20 to protest
against Federal Entertainments on
States rights.
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: Hagerstown. - Brigadier General
Milton A. Reckord, Baltimore, and
Colonel D. John Markey, Frederick,
commanding the First Maryland Regi-
ment. were the principal speakers at
the laying Of the cornerstone Of the
new Company B Armory here.
Baltimore.-A petition was filed il
Circuit Court No. to restrain the
Health Department from enforcing the
new meat inspection ordinance. The
Independent Meat Packers Associa-
ton of Baltimore. which filed the suit.
alleged that the ordinance was uncon-
atitut.onal.
Arnannio-A r,,ir1;ynuv,, onoad 1oW
was advocated by John N. Mackall,
chairman OF the State Roads Commits
sion. Discussing the speeding up of
traffic, Mr.. Mackall said: The time
has come to take action on establish
ing a minimum speed law for the
safety and convenience Of the travel
ing public
Towson.-Wednesday, September 8,
will be Farm Bureau Day. at IT.
monium Fair. Every county in the
State will be represented, and farm
bureau directors Of the nations, to-
gether with State, city and fair off,
cials, will attend meeting in the
Administration Building to discuss the
problem of bringing the farmer and
the city man closer together.
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Baltimore.-Republican, leadership
in Maryland of Senator Weller was
unQualifedly Endorsed by the Federal
Administration when Gen. Lincoln c.
Andrews. Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. in charge of the prohibition
enforcement, announced the appoint
ment of Edmund Bpdnitz as zone ad-
ministrator for the district comprised
OF Maryland. Delaware and the Dis.
trict of Columbia.