The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-11-13

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FFelix Agnus, SOL
/, died at his home
He had been ill for
the last few days
e.. Austin Baughman,
Missioner of Motor Vehicles,
steps to prevent the con-
ttendant upon the annual is
y automobile and motorcycle
Be number plates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
ults of examinations held by the
ate Board of Pharmacy for phar-
6acists and assistant pharmacists
will be made Thursday by DR.. Robert
Il. Swain, secretary of the board.
Baltimore.-Bronze door decorations
at the main entrance of the Fifth Reg.
iment Armory, memorial to the living
and the dead of the Dandy Fifth who
served in the regiment during the
World War, are to be unveiled on
Armistice Day.
nnapolis.-Plans for approving the
Conowingo giant-power enterprise
simultaneously will be laid by mem
bers of the Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania public service commissions, and
the federal power commission at Har-
risburg, November 8.
Baltimore. Inspector Of the entire.
personnel of the Fifth Regiment,
Maryland National Guard, began Mon
day by Brig.-Gen. Milton A. Reckord,
commanding officer, and Major
Thomas, G. McNicholas, executive Of.
ficer.
Baltimore city had five more
deaths last week than in the CORE
spending week last year, Health Com.
missioner Jones reported. He warned
mothers to beware of children con-
tracing measles. Twenty-eight new
cases of the disease have been re-
ported.
Baltimore-Consistent in his plans
to Jack up the Baltimore public
school system, DR.. David E. Weglein,
acting superintendent, has issued a.
bulletin to principals asking them to
turn in efficiency ratings for every
person on the payroll sheet" of the
various schools. III
Belair.-Four bandits Sunday night
entered the store and lunchroom of
Robert Lane, at Lynch's Corners, on
the Belair road, three miles south Of
Belair, robbed it of $75 and escaped,
pursued by State Police and posses
composed of neighbors toward Balti-
more.
Observation-Disclosures of the Quota
Club will hold a business-night dinner
at the Southern Hotel on November
II, according to an announcement
made by the committee in charge,
which is headed by Miss X. z. Don.
neilan.
Frederick. Mrs. Ellie Sullivan was
shot to death in her home at Bruins
wick. Jesse Campbell, 81, is under
arrest on charges of numbering her.
He says he was in the house when
he heard shot in the kitchen. Run
ming in he found that Mrs. Sullivan
had shot herself, Campbell told police.
Kitzmiller Mountain View Inn, on
top of the peak at the intersection of
Elk Highway and the Northwestern
pike, was destroyed by fire. Leonard
Paugh, the proprietor, was absent at
the time and his wife and nine chill
dren had barely time to escape in
their nightclothes., Everything was
lost.
Baltimore John Philip Hills
entry as senatorial candidate against
Senator Weller is likely to lose him
many friends among Maryland's wet
leaders. The leaders have already
held one meeting to discuess the situa-
tion. They are withholding definite ac-
|tiG and all comment until Hill re-
~ California.
Etimore.-With the crab season
1osed there is every indication that
next year. will be a banner one for
crabs in the waters of Maryland. This
was the announcement of Swepson
Earle, Conservation Commissioner, fol-
lowing an interview with Capt Elmer
O. Townsend, chief inspector of the
!. Conservation Commission.
Baltimore.-Arrests in Baltimore for
the first nine months Of the. year,
made public by Police Commissioner
Charles D. Gather, show a jump of
approximately 5000 more this year
than in 1924 and, according, to present
indications, the record for 1925 will