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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
Snnncttn 9anaSan Inomalaincn
lunffaantnnnt.

aoiitto &ono0on ia erifoilcsti Ia.
ronlolebtien tointiStoiSia bpln1sti
tiinnettu iitomoloinen Simari 9lii.
titnen-Slutuos OH tiiStnino, elof. 2S
D., j6Gnpt Sosfotoouisia olton al
Il, iaoocn tdll0in mofNpia wnnlnto.
ia p1dhGni6 ia fntfoisten iolisluun.
ia. 2oiffolthlnut rpietiin iairoalnon
boitoa ioomoon.
9liitiinen on fGpnpt foifisia iiui.
remntisio foifpungeisio ndptt1mGS-
ia ionomalcbtimiebilIe pitfi1 milf.
iiGin, ioioen pitdiii cIlo forieimmot
fofo %objoisIglmerifosio. as
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
&aiwOSOnnettOmans
Sibbingisid, Wfinu.
Sapteemi Meliom fnpllnt.

Sibbinsisid, Weinn, ippsf. 30 p.
- 2aiira-faipofiesia, mitG iiiait-
Zee fofii MALTA foilliieen t1Gltd
fapteeni Gborles gtelion joutri fello
If oifaan ellen illalln fntoSta pll.
oonneioen tiipien ja nlaan ollie.
9soin 1872 tintnin taipomilen iGl.
teen bGnen rtbioutlulitt ruun1iinic
Iaatiin nostetilfii maan pGdlle.
Onnettpnlltlloen aifana fnhuofies
ia oil tposid 9eellonin iitfliluinen
Sector Sfpg. iofa ifGGnfi,in ibmeen
nrpnllo pelostiti. @nlinl1inen lubis-
tllnlinen oli idttGnpt aufon, jonfa
lGpi ban rpomi nostoauffoon ia
tG1lfG fiipeii moan pGGlle. Seti tG-
man ldlteen plttolt ltlaa ttipta 1o
maato, tuffien fiptGlpGn unrpeen.
Der 9telion oil As tpuooen ifdt-
nen ia perbeellinen mics. SGn oil
tn0sfennellpt 2ouro-faipofiesia II
puotto. l1ieita ipi1oiia iitten banet
oli forotettu fapteenifii. SGnlG of
eniim1inen lubisttninen II lpuo-
6en iifGllG. gS. 1909 fotto mnos
litbistrti ia tGlloin pfii mics menet.
ii benfeniG. 9Gbinni Nelionia iitre-
ipot ipoimo Slntanoa, 34.puotins;
folme losto 9flttb, 11y1pitotins;
Carl, 9.ipuotios ia SfoD, 5-ipuotias.
Terbe OH oiunltt 10 ltieito nuoiia
8rooflpnin aiutiifiella. S:ti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
@snsiolimi ennnstaa iualfoiien ROBIN
bGipiamistG.

bGiuiGmista.
@r11ieen @erarcbia-nimiieen jul.
faiiitun firjoittamasiaan artiffeliSi1
SStalion p11nlinisteri @tusiolini
laltilu1 bGlppttGlpi1 ajotitfiia ipolfoi-
I len rooun b1piGniiestG, nopeasti
liiGGntbpGin nluStan ia feltoien ro-
bun eoesiG.
SSlnio, bGn idnoo, OH pleiSmoail.
mollinen glnerifa mufonn luettli-
ma: malfoiien robun liiG1ntpnlilen
ipGbenee buinlin nSfelin lamalla
fuin ntlStot ia feltaiiet pitGlpdt pIIG
entiStG liiGGntpmislpaubtia.
Sd1een jiulri, iunoo WtuSlolini
coelleen, on fallpirntilaiseldm1Sid.
Sa furpltngit bGnen pmn1Grrptienid
Ilnufaon nGptt1luGt buonoa eiinerf-
fla maalai@pGestolle, jofa ilulrin
ioufoin mirtaa faltpunfilnisel1lndn
pporteiIiin liittDen iiiben jouffoon,
jofn borrastao mufalpuufiia ia ro-
joittoa ipntppGiIDDtt1. Seurmttieno
OH foupltnfien ailfnslulpun luon.
toon paiiuminen ia naoleutujen
autioittuminen. GifG iiin1 taiffi
nuttta aitanonn jobtoa tGnG iiiberL
ettG faupllusitfin bGuidlpGt Anpi-
niturit ia fontreettlfGDtGIpdt eiluGt
e0eIlptG eldrlGG ia elinnlabOoIliilu,f
ia. 8oltprngit bGlpiarpGt ia finn
1naieu0ut opat outioittltneet, maat
Iuuiuttltneet bebelnl0tt0mifii mtmnlif
III ia rafennufiet rdnStpneet, nist1
ldDtec iilloin foupungeille mGltt1-
nGton elimpoipaiilntS?
SpntpmGiipps StolioSio ei iitin-
fdun ple olDoista, nllitta oioittda ie
nopeaa lp1bentpnist1, ia iiin1 jult-
ri nGfeebGn maaran. sos tGt1 epG-
fobtoa ei onnistltta ALBANIAN for
ioumoan foscistinen pallonfilnloits
menettG1 merfitpfienid", ionon WeuS
Iolini.
&oitpr,nfeju on bGminnpt ennen,
fofonoiiio faniafuntia luistlunut ia
Iortllrllt mobtiaiemoStoon, intfoo
ban. 9tiin OF fGplpG tulepailultoes-
lofin. @Rrttu bGipitpfien ieurarf-
iet moun tuleipot olemaon lultren1-
| mat fen tafia, ett1 nlitsta rotlt on
nobtmpantpi, febittpneempi ia fp-
feneip1nlpi poltoamoan ia bollus-
ioon pitGn1GGn palfoiiilta paltaa'
mania olueet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
@afIettiin iitG iilloinfim rnnasta.

Iicfsburg 9ailp Giti5enin beinG-
fuusia 1868 poinetusia nitmerosia
nGboGGn ettG maoilmaniooon fll-
lasbit eilp1t olleet nlit1Gn merrnten
tGmGn Wdsiisiippin faupungin
fouppiaiiiin. 2ebti pioittaa, ettd
moinittirna oifono, jollpin faltpunfi
oil piiritpstilosia, fisfotpat faup.
piaot 5 oollario polinasta ioubojo,
moIosiisto 10 oollario eollonnsta
ia nioisiibitibelista 10 oolIorio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
9lmcrifa ci bDiuGfiDnDt rnnsfnluiS.
brittilGistI ippimnsta.

8aibineton 9. 6. gbopswal
tain ballitus OH lGbett1nDt Toriliin
ia 2ontooieen aiotlrn ransfaloiS.
brittilGiien iopintufien jprfGn e!pGpf
fen, ei pitGen it'd fGDtGnn0lliienG
perusfobtonn meripnruSthfiien ra-
joitusnelnpotteluien aiIamiielle
9ummallefin ballitufielle ldbetettiin
iarnanlainen rootti.
ObopSmaltain lpastatanta rnlsfa
laiS-brittilGiieen iopin1ufIeen nab
oen joGtltu iiitG, ettG iopinlltfien
nlitfaan tultaiiiin raioittanann iei.
laiIet an1erifaloilet loiapamnlnlit,
jotfa eritoiiernnlin opat fGptGnnol-
liii1 Obopsmoltnin e0un fonnalta
fatioen. glootti on idrupItadn jprffd
ia iuoroiufuiuen, iiina iImeten iel-
pdsti ie, ettd @aibingtonin ballitus
OH .hrittiIGilen meriiopi-
ntlfien joboosto melfolailGo tusfos-
turltt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
9tiearagman GGnestGjGin fioet mer.
fitGGn mpnifertaiien GGnestDficn
ebfGiiemiIefii.

Gtona9ua, ippsf. 27 p. - @st1Gf
ieen 16nestGidin fertaamasta fGDn-
tej1Gn 1Gnestpspaifoilla, on geicaro
guam ipaaliloutafunta pfiimieliieSti
pGGttGnpt femiallilella, bitaasti
poislGbtelpGllG oineella merfitG
tiGnest1jGin fGoet. Suoli min fitin
toinentin tabtoo tebod parhoanla
estG1fieen filpoiliion petospritpfiet.
Wtutta ei ipiel1 iiinG fDllifii. Wter
fintG pioetd1n tarfasti ialasia ia.
nestpsp1itpGdn iaaffa, etteiipGt libe.
raalit enennpd1 fiiin fonierpatiibit.
faan omapoltaiiesti tubriii mastiis.
tajain fGii1 10 ennen paaleja, iiten
estG1fleen 1dnestGnliien. Sanloin
pibetGGn ialaiiultena, ntinf1 w1ris'
tG merffaufieen f6ptettdiud aine tut
lee olernaar.
Gst11fleen ELECTROMAGNETIC
tiebotetoan GGnestGiille, ettd atnc
OH poorotonta ia baibtuu itlestadn
parin p1im1n fulueSia.
Itutta Sonoinpn toimesta leiui-
tetGGn intiaaiiien jouffoon blblto,
ettG nmerifalaiiillo on aifomlls mpr
fpttGG 66nestdjdt. Tdlld foettapot
ionoinoloiiet fai pelotella 11nest1-
jiG, iiten eoes iollafin tdipallo iual.
futtoofieen ipoolien tlilofieen. 9tis-
tiriita mltltten OH iiind, ett1 ameri.
faloiiet enneitfoiffea apalmoipot d6.
neStpst1 Iiberaolien pppnnostd ia
ipoatimufiesto, iotfa 9lnlerifoan
luottaen losfiipot aieenia ia tpptpi-
apit spoaliuurnaIla rotfaiiemoan
pdlinid fonierpotiipien fonsTa. 60
fuitenfin Sonoino on taisteleipi.
naan IiberoaIien p,ioIestn. q. 3. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
2imoberg6 pbiaajama.

Chicago. @persti Gbarles ".
2inOberg on olfanut obiata Erans-
continental Slir TRANSPORT Cont
panpn foImilnoottorista lentofonet-
ia Iinialla minneapolis, 3. Saul
ia Chicago. Sdn fltIiettou mutfus-
tajin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
Glibn 9ippt pitGG t6pupcrin parbaG-
na prcIiSentifIi.

Scr 9topt lanoo olemon spGltti-
mGtont1 ettd preiioentifii malitaorl
parboin iooto!risio olcpo mics ia
ctti Iellainen bGnen t1iitptieniG
a,tnon on tGIlG ferton 0erbcrt
Soober. SGnen aiotuStenia ielppps,
bdnen ippG inbinillinen ipmpontti.
Iltutenio bGnen fpfpiipDtenid miebG
pdIt6fieen mitG ifind bdn tebtjim1f-
iecr ottcofin, b1nen pitfGoifoilten
fpfcnmfIeniu iluriSiu alioisi1 GG-
nen fGptGnn6llinen tolnlintania
foalallileSia bal t.,fIc8io ~ toi(ti
nGnGt ieifot minrn mielc$t0ni 0.
mat eritonloiiino tcfeino iiit0, ettI
&oopcrin GGnestGnlineu preiiOentifii
on bppafii maulGs ionoo RJot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
siimalaiIct mcrirusmut tpiminnasiu.

Spngfong, &iina ipbsf. 20 p. -
S0prpluiapo 9lnfingin niebistO fer
toi, ettG fiinalaiiet merirospot oli-
ipot rDostdieet robat laimasta ia
illrnlunneet fofii len miebistOn j1-
ientG.
@niimainen perdnies 9apio 6.
eSones ia plin foneenfGpttGjGt Sen-
rp 1bomion iurmattiin. 2oimnn 10.
mentaia fapteeni 9lunfett Cole ia
folmos perGrllies 81. s. Campbell
boolpoittriipat.
gnfing, iofa ldbti Singaporesta
Straits Settlementist6 ippSfrun %
p:n1, iolltui merirosqpojen bDoffdpf-
fen eiineefii Sonfingin laboello fes-
fiipiiffono. Werirosfpot oil iuopu-
meet lniipolle nlatfustajina, ioto to-
pao uIein noltootetoon &iinan me-
iillG, finn rosqpoufiia toinlitetoan
loitpoisia.
lIiein1nlat loiipan miebiston iIie.
net olilpot ipomGsid pdipGllistd,
fun rosnot, joita oil 40, litopuimat
motfistaioin oiien nGpttelemiiestG.
gS1lioialla oil toiiio rosipojo fiji
rebtinpt fone buoneeieen iosia be
murboiiapot plimmGn fcneenfdpttd-
j1n Sbomionin.
giosipot ottiipot baltiilinio loitoon
oieiporaston ia ioigpot tdten fontrol-
loioltfii fofo alufien ia pelottilrat
loiipollo olleito ntatfustoiia, ioita
oil pbteenid 1,400. Seitettpddn
fuoIleet mereen iaIlimot nlerirosipot,
ettd laiipon lddfdri iai iitoo boa'
ipoittimeioen booipot.
9iosspot poistliiipot boprplaiipolto
folmello peIostus peneelld ia tuei'
nat iaaliinaon $4,000 nouiepan
Inipon fosiun. Terirosfpot meiip1.
mufnnaon ieifienidn fiinnloistn
motfustojoo ponttiapanfino.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
@iitou Darrelta
S,tnneD iuibitaam Staliasia.

9tooma. =, geprffeiliid Gene
Silnnep ia @tarp Soiefiina 2auoer,
noin so mill. perijGtdr, ipibit11n
iipiiliapioliittoon Sorrentosia, n.
t. Sasio-rafennufieslo, iosia ioman
niminen rlrnoiliia ipntpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
Wtasiacbmiettin bcmufraatit pflimie-
liiiG.

Boston ippsf. 30 p. - @osia-
cDuiettiin oemofroutit opat pfiimie-
Iiiesti bppdtipneet tddlld pitdntdS-
idGn fonpentiionisia SSouStonisia
laaoitlin paaliobielman ia iomallo
be opat pGGttdneet fannottoo flt-
luern06ri 9afreo 6. 5mitbid preIi-
0entifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
@saa iarisist Staliasia.

Sabriano, Stalia, ippsf. % p. =
SGallG ilinnettiin anfaraa maaniG-
ristpstd uffosilman aifana ellen
flo / canulla. Canaan aifaan titn-
nettiin idrinGd toiiillatin paiffafitn
nilla. mlitta misiGGn ei ilmoiteta
tapnbtuneen omaiiltltsmollrioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
Curtis feboittannt bcimolaiiia GG-
ncstdmGGn.

9ioiebuo, 2. 8. n Siuor intiao-
nit fofoontitirpat tGnne iublimaon
&oiebuoin intiaani-ollteen rpiioettG-
fpnll1enettG puoiipGipGd. Gniimdi-
nen beib6n 6eimooniu fuulupo
mics, ;tse 81 fobonllut buonutta-
mnnpnnn poliittiieen oiemann NE
nitt1in ienoottori G6orles Curtis,
republifoonipiolueen maropreiiOen.
tin ninliffo, Dlisti 6eimoloiiiaan
pubeeSIoan iantalln finn ban antoi
multontio iporoitltfien ionqiu BELLE
Observation-Disclosures.
S6Gn pli8ti beitG iotiloina ia rau-
banmie6inG, moon iporoitti 6eitd
IoisflntOesto, m1fijuonista ia "an-
toltunliiesto npfpnifaiielle tonsiil-
le."
"2'linG toilpon ettG te bpp1fiptte
ei uinoaStoon fonialaiSoifeutenne,
moon rnp0sfin len moStlntnalniiuu-
oet", ianoi ienaattori. "gfii nGista
Observation-Disclosures OH ddnestdni-
nen. @tinn tuliii tietpsti toipoo,
cttG te GGnestGiiitte minua ia pup-
luettani npoon nina tohpoiiin nlie-
lliunlnlin ettG te GGnestGilitte mi,
ma wostoon fuin oliiitte fofonaan
iGnestGnt1tt1.,
Gurtiiin iioGiti oil 9oip.beimon
priniesia ia oil ienaattori illitrena
tefijGnd len lain bplpGfipmiiesld,
jofo ontoi intioaneille pleiien tilni'
oifeuoen. &-ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
yg0Ds,uallnt tnnnnsiannt 9tanfim-
gin ballitnfIen.

@oibington ippSf. % p. H O6-
oDsmnltoin bdllitus on tlmpStdn1t
gtanfingin foniolliien boIlitufien
aiinon lnilliiefii ballituflefii Eltn-
nustanlinen on tebtD piiue beinG-
fitusia. @fuooollisto, piroQista IL
moitltSta ci ole toiin mielG tebtp,
mllttn iefin teboGdn jos 9tonfingis-
ia onnetaon pnn1GrtGd, ettG iellai-
ucn oliii tarpeellinen.
gtonfin9isia npatonn ObbDspol-
tain foniulootti nGinG pGiauinG Se
on ollut iuliettu iiitd Iauffa fun
ltIfomnuloiiet iieltG pofeniipot, eli
moolisfuitsto 1927. Wt1tta Nmeri-
fan lGbetDSt0 on ia idGfin toistoiief
ii &efingiin.
glmerifa lienee eniimGinen 9ton-
finein bollitltfien tltnnlstonitt maa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-04
Sanfansia pnlnnnt 1000 rafen-
nnSta.

Sbongbai, ippsf. 27 p. - Sisto-
rialliieS1a Sanfaltsia, iofa mime
nuolina OH ollut nlolten taiStelitn
murbenGpteln1Gn ia iperenprooatuf-
len fesfliflena on joutunllt fofemaan
1tl0en tusfallilen mitIarfien. SGllG
fertaa fiinaloilella fauplineinoialla
ipttpnpt titlipalo leipiIi ipastusta-
mottonlallo poimallo pmpGristoQn,
polttoen 1000 aiuinrafennilsta,
ioufon pienentpi1 tebtaito, NJ. NJ.
"rifsboit" 4pbtioitten >talleia, ioisia
paloi .pli 700 f6iifGrrpG.
Snli iai alfunia erGdstG peliluo.
loSto, ntinfG ntitfano ieitIenlan
niestG paloi fuolioafii, mlitta mitit-
tomio oripelloon bllffilneen lant-
ntiffoibin, joibin fpn1menet bDppi-
m1t tulta pafoon. Silipolon tofia
jGi pli 1000 ibmistG fooittonafii.
GnlfntanSit lciuiGiuGt Iprtp 9iicpn
mbrsfDalneella.
0aIbinaton. - Imerifon Tuilui-
fen &istin p1Gipirostoon tillccn
tieoon nllifoon on Sorto Silicon
mprsfpolueello 10000 influer5oo,
iuolifurnletto, molarioo toi loguan-
toutio foirostopao potilosta. Sorto
giicosio oleipo Yunaiieu RiStin bG.
t1oipustilfien iobtoja Senrp DC.
9ofer ianoo filfutoutiolneello otc.
tlin f1Dt1ntoon tiiitto1o terlpcpsoDIe'
iidntoid, ioillo toiipotaon 'notopan
toitien ipaltoo roioittulnoan ia mG-
bencm6dn. 9ofer ppptdd mieIG Ii.
idd IGdfdreitG ia ioiroonboitojotta-
ria Yorto gicoon. Saotuien tictojen
mufaan buoltaa Sunoiicn Ssistin
bGt1opntcinisto lGbes puolto mill
ioomna mprsfpstS fdriimGdn joutu-
nutta portoricoIaisto.
Evening star., 1928-04-02
Mems Pure
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SILK HOSE, SOC

A fine, evenly woven, pure
thread silk hose with scanned
backs. Comes in black, navy.
French tan, gray, cordovan and
white. Sizes 9H to 11H.
Meas shop--street
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
MRS. ANNIE NJ. HAGUE

After long illness due to infirm-
tiles of age, Mr.. Annie M. Hague,
widow of Thomas d. Hague, died
Feb. 4, in Elkton. The deceased
was 70 years of age.
Mrs. Hague was daughter of the
late Moses and Martha Wilson, of
Crisfield, Md. After her marriage
to Mr.. Hague they resided at Cecil
ton, where he was engaged in car
pentering, but about thirty-five years
ago the family removed to Elkton
Since Mr. Hague's death she had
made her home with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
H. Mitchell, in Elkton. She is sur
vived by four daughters and son:
Helen W., wife of DIR. G. W. Willie, of
Cleveland, Ohio; Miss Henrietta F.,
of Elkton; Maude H., wife of Emer-
son R. Crothers; Anna NJ, wife of
Henry H. Mitchell, both of Elkton,
and Thomas Delbert Hague, of Will
mington. Interment was made in
Elkton cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
JOHN w. GRUBB

John w. Grubb died at two O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon at his home, at
Castletown, Hartford county, after an
illness of about nine weeks. He
was in his 54 year.
The deceased was the son of the
late Thomas Grub and was a native
of Cecil county. For number of
years he lived in Philadelphia, locat-
ing in Hartford about 25 years ago,
where he conducted at general mer-
chandise business at Castleton.
He is survived by his wife and
five children: Mrs. Hannah Weiant,
of New York: Mrs. Nancy Larrison,
of Baltimore; Miss Annabell Grub,
of New York; Miss Alice Grubb, at
home; Lawrence j. Grubh, Rising
Sun. One brother and two sisters
also survive: Walter Grubb, of
Wakefield, Pa; Miss Annabell
Grubb, and Mrs. Nancy Cubbage, of
Philada.
Funeral services will be held at
the late home of the deceased. Cas-
tleton, on Friday, Feb. II, at IL a.
m, Intrment Little Britain, Pa,
cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
CECIL POST MAKES DRIVE FOR
MEMBERSHIP

In an effort to win the large silver
loving cup that has been offered by
State Headquarters Of the American
Legion for the greatest increase in
membership by February 29th,
Cecil Post has launched an intensive
membership campaign in this county.
With seven hundred service men
scattered over Cecil county it should
oe easy to reach the quota OF one
hundred and fifty five members that
has been assigned Cecil Post, but
past experience has shown that con-
Gentrated effort will be necessary t0,
reach this goal.
With the service that is being
renpered the people of Cecil county
Oy the Post, headed by the American
Legion Ambulance Service and in
cludlng such activities as the Auto
mobile and Merchantile Shows, every
eligible man in the county should
consider it privilege to belong to
the Post.
A large billboard has been erected
at the Courthouse in Elkton on
which during the month the names
of all the men who join the Post will
oe placed. The names of all the
service men of the county belong on
chat board.
All service men of the county are
extended a most cordial invitation to
join Cecil Post at anytime, but are
especially urged to do so during
February. Let's win the cup. Full
particulars on membership can be
obtained from Post Commander g.
K. Elder, or Adjutant X. M. Currier.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
EBER II. HOWETT

Eber H. Howett, a farmer resident
of this locality, died Feb. sat his
home in Oxford, Pa, aged IS years.
He was the son of Amos and Cath
crime Howett, born in Lancaster
County, most of his life being spent
in Lancaster and Cecil Counties,
where he farmed. Six years ago he
removed to Oxford.
His first wife, Miss Ella Wright Of
Lancaster County, died twenty-four
years ago, his second >wife, Miss
Frances Mccullough of Philadelphia,
surviving him, with one son, Nor
man, Oxford, and two daughters,
Mrs. Anna Haines of Havre de Grace
and Miss Ida Howett of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Alice McClurg and Miss Edith
Cochran of Oxford, are sisters. The
funeral was held Thursday at one
o'clock from his late home, Oxford,
with interment in Rosebank ceme-
terry.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
WAGON AND HAY BURNED-RE-
WARD OFFERED

j. H. Blakeley, of near Como
wingo, purchased some hay at a
public sale on the Street Riley prop
erty, Porters Bridge, and on Monday
afternoon loaded a ton or more on a
rigging that had been placed on top
of the bed of his wagon.
In coming down the steep hillside
into the road, the rigging and hay
slipped off. 1t being late in the aft
ernoon, and there being no one to
help reload, Mr.. Blakeley left the
wagon and hay along the roadside,
but out of way of traffic, until the
following morning. When he res
turned to the scene Tuesday morn
ing he discovered that some mali
cious person had deliberately set fire
to the hay, burning up wagon, rig
ging, hay and everything.
Mr. Blakeley offers a reward for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the guilty parties.
Since moving to his :, farm near
Conowingo, Mr.. Blakeley has been
subject to series of petty persecu-
tions,, some of his prosecutors being
known to him.
About three years ago his. barn
was set on fire in the day, time, dur
ing his absence, and burned togeth-
er with all crops and implements
stored therein. He has had corn,
potatoes and chickens stolen from
him.
On one occasion he lay in wait at
night, with his gun, and captured
parties who were stealing corn, COM
PEELED them to take the corn to his
house, and later had the thieves ar
rested and brought before a. Magis'
trate, but the case was dismissed fol
some reason.
At another time he shot at chick
en- thieves, who dropped a bag and
some chickens, and made their es'
cape.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
TRANSMISSION LINES NEARINd
COMPLETION

It is said the first current sent
lover the two new 22O, ,OOO-volt trans
mission lines from the gigantic hy-
|dro-electric plant of the Philadel-
phia Electric Company at Conowin-
go, will be generated some time in
March.
One of the air-lines with it's huge,
steel towers, has already been COM
pleted, according to electric company
officials, and the completion of the
other will coincide with the COM
pletion of the first unit installation
at the dam.
The transmission lines are car
ried almost in direct line from the
dam, over Cecil county, Md, Chester
county, Delaware county and Mont
gomery county, Pa, to the station
at Plymouth Meeting, about a mile
and a-half from Norristown on the
Ridge road. There the voltage will
oe stepped down" from 22O,OOO to
$4,000 and will be diverted over
transmission lines to various SUBJ
oIoIlOAos 1AC LOWC10 WnlCA Will .
carry the lines from Plymouth Meet
ing to the Westmoreland sub-station
on Hunting Park avenue in Ph1la-
delphia-incidentally, the largest
in the world-are now
being erected by workmen.
The water has been backed up in
the huge storage basin of the Como
gingo Dam for a distance OF etgh-
teen miles, but the water is being
permitted to run over the concrete
spillways, so that the head Will not
rise sufficiently to interfere with
work in the draught tubes OF the
power plant on the Hartford county
side of the river. When the dam is
actually in use, the gates over the
spillways will be closed, and the
water will rise to it's full height.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
DELAWARE PROFESSORS
HONOREn

Dean C. A. McCue, of the Univer-
sity of Delaware, Newark, has been
elected secretary of the Federal As
sociation of Land-Grant Colleges
and Universities. This is highly
important Office in an organization of
great influence in educational affairs,
and it is considered great honor
not only to the individual, but to the
institution he represents.
Professor w. A. Wilkinson, head
of the Department of Education of
the University of Delaware, has been
asked by the United States Commis-
sioner of Education to serve as a
member of the Advisory Committee
on Professional Preparation of
Teachers in Land-Grant Colleges.
This committee is expected to take
part in the nationwide survey of
Land-Grant Colleges which is being
conducted by the United States De-
partment of Education at the request
of the National Association of Land
Grant Colleges, and is authorized by
an act of~Congress.
The other members of the COM
mittee are from the University of
Arkansas, University of Georgia,
Ohio State University, Kansas Agri-
cultural College, University OF West
Virginia, and the University of Mary
land.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-02-17
BOY SCOUTS OBSERVE ami
VERSARY

In observance of Scout Week,
marking the nationwide celebration
of the anniversary of the organiza-
tion of the movement, the local troop
of Boy Scouts had charge OF the
evening service at Rising Sun M. p.
church, on Sunday last, when a
splendid program was given. Ross
Cameron, Jr. Scout Master presiding.
Edwin L. Haines read the scrip
ture; Howard Terry gave reading;
Joseph Cooney an oration; appropri-
ate talks were made by J. T. Gamer
on and Rev. ]. c. Mccoy.
The Junior League choir sang
several choruses and an eight piece
orchestra rendered several selections.
The auditorium Of the church was
we'll filled by an appreciatiye.. con-
lgregation.