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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
Virginia Property Owners,

BUY OR RENT MODERN o. ROOM
brick house. good location, Arlington vi
cinity of Clarendon. Glebe 1875. Is
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Tor sale or rent. II. w. COWGILL.
CHARMINGLY, COMPLETELY FUR
nished cottage at Selby- on the-Bay; fam
lily of s or 10; electric refrigerator, gas
private beach; 81 mi. to D. c.; price
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHERWOOD FOREST, MD-SALE. COT
tage No 33f; furnished, 3 bedrooms, all
convenienceS: excellent condition. S1,SuO.
Open Saturday and Sunday. Ordway
2S0s evenings.
LOG CABINS FOR RENT, NEAR AN
napohs Furnished for 6 or 6, for quiet
refined families Modern convenienceS,
rock fireplace rowboat, nettle net, safe
bathing and boating for women and chill
dren Sandy beach and excellent boat
harbor. Reasonable for week or season.
Gentiles. Chestnut 1905 or co. 0336.
Ext. 300
NEW COTTAGE WITH CONVENIENCES
on Chesapeake; St. Msrys County. $500
season. Call Temple $3.50 evenings
1877 ACRES, ONE OF THE BEST TOBAC-
co and general purpose farms IN section, on
State road 500 feet beautiful water front
and bathing beach: 6-room and hall dwell
ing; 4-room tenant house 3 large barns
numerous outbuildinsS; ArteSian wells
Being sold to close estate. One of the rare
opportunities row being offered Sl@.5O0
F BROOKE MATTHEWS, La Plata. Md.
SACRIFICE! HAWLEY's MANOR, JUST
BELOW CEDAR POINT.
40 acres good farm land; beautiful view
Chesapeake Bay; very old S-room Colonial
home. bath, electric plant artesian well
pier. three boats; hunting and fishing ex-
cellent; oyster beds: duck blinds mile
water front. Take Route No 3 TO ST. In
isoes. turn left. follow signs to ST. Je-
ronles Beach TIDEWATFR REALTY EX-
CHANGE, HUgheSyille. Md
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Phone 21s.

Montgomery Co, Md-25 acres, II miles
D. c.. paved road, 6-room house, all mod
ern improvements. double garage. barn.
Beautiful shrubbery and trees fruits Of
many kinds. fertile soil: $1,000 cash. bal
ance easy terms. FRANCIS L. THOMPSON.
III w Montg. ave. Rockville. Md. Rock
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FREDERICK COUNTY.

196 acres, all in grass except 26 acres
in woodland. pasturing 125 cattle. Spring
in yard, bank barn and other outbuildings,
fenced, good streams through the farm,
fruit. The dwelling is very. old brick
tween New Market and jug Bridge. Has
the making of fine estate. Price. $4,000.
VIM IT RAIIARD
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FARMS FOR SALE.
ON PATUXENT RIVER, pa MILES i

ON spRAT,YgXX pRRATYXEMT Es RIVER als MILES tTsr TO
20 acres. beautiful. meadow: s-room
gas for lights and cooking; only $500.
PUE & CO. E. Lexinston. BALTIC.
so ACRES, 9-RM. ALL-MODERN RES.
excel. condition; near thriving town: excel.
outoldgs.. residence sets in grove OF hickory
S25,Oo0 as whole, or all bldgs. and IS
II acres, S-rm modern residence. recent
y renovated tstone and logl, very old.
II acres, o-rm. modern residence, out
bldgs. S6.5OO
.. acre, s-rm. residence, cleo, water in
= acre, 5-rm, log bunsslcw type, elec.
GREYHOUND bus stop: committing distance
D. c. Have some excel. homes on Blue
Ridge. sl6,ooo to s35,ooo. stock and
grain farms from $1,000 to 100000.
c. c. ELSEA, Realtor.
Bluemont. Va
247 ACRES. DAIRY FARM 4o-Cow
barn, silos, 7-room house, tenant house.
plenty outbuildings, a real buy.
20 acres. dairy farm, upper Mont
ls-cow barn, nearly new room house,
elec., meat house. garage. implement shed
FRED B. CUSHMAN Gaithersburg. Md.
GaitherSburg 2a9.
CIGARETTE TOBACCo-RECoRD PRICES
were paid So. Md. farmers the past few
years. We have some excellent buys,
many within 25 miles of the District, a
few with water front. All sizes and prices.
Farms are our business" and We wei
come inquiry.
THE MARYLAND REALTY
e15 10th st. NV. MA. S095.
Waldorf Office, Waldorf Md
10 ACRES GOOD LAND GROOM HOUSE,
new lge. barn, outbldgs. fenced. % young
apple trees. other fruit trees, grapes shade
trees and landscaping beautiful: Is miles
from D. c. hard-surfaced road act
quick, $4,000
Six-room and bath house, 3 acres land
stream, grove, shade. hard road: $500:
3 miles from D. c.; high elevation.
Three-room cottage screened, ] acre.
shade. fruit, spring. telephone and gas;
16 miles from D. C: hard road.
Beautiful 30-acres good farm land. o.
room modern house. shade and shrubbery,
good barn and outbuildings, high eleva
ton. hard road; IA miles from D. c.;
bargain S9,975. Also other farms. homes
and acreage For appointment call
WHITFSELLS S REAL, ESTATE.
Chain Bridge Rd-. Oakton, Va.
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SUMMER CAMPS,

QUIET COUPLE want small unfurnShed
shack or shed on hilltop, with broad view,
within 40 NJ. OF Washington. for weekend
use. small rental will make improve
ments IN lieu of rent. Box "A A. Star.
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FARMS WANTED.

100 OR MORE ACRES WOODLAND
TOUCHING river or bay within so miles
Brandywine st. NV.
WANT TO PURCHASE ON REASONABLE
monthly payment plan farm within
transportation area OF Washington. Phone
ME. 5l49 or Box TAB, Star.
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COLORED = no ACRES, EXCELLENT
location; ,2-story, 7-room frame house,
large bank barn. implement shed double
corn crib, . streams. Land is in high
state of cultivation: S11,5OO Possession
70 suit Box 3lO-Z. Star
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COUNTRY ESTATE

Beautifully rolling land. 40 a., stream:
nine room Colonial home, with bath. cleo
acre lawn with beautiful trees and box
wood spacious barns. graneries. chicken
houses and garage: beautiful view: gravel
road; See BOYER. Ia miles north OF
Highland, Md. tRoute U. s. 29), or your
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SUMMER CAMPS.

CHHDREN'S CAMP. 6-l4. farm on Po-
tomac in Nd Salt water fresh vegetables,
milk, poultry. Limited number. Reason
able. Opens June 3. MI 629s. l0'
TALL TIMBERS CAMP for boys opens
July 1st. For information call AID. 4074
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ONLY $4,000
EXCELLENT 436-ACRE
PRODUCTIVE FARM

Rare opportunity to obtain in this
price bracket a real gentleman's home.
built in 17lO in one of Maryland's S out
standing agricultural areas, having
charm and atmosphere with land in
hgh state of cultivation: go tinabe
acres, balance in splendid woodland;
heldS well-watered. Organized with
excellent workers anxious to remain
en- farm. 7-room tenant house, several
barns and usual outbuildings MAIN
lo-room brick-end clapboard dwelling
attractively arranged, is situated in g.
acre Oak Park with enormous tree
box bushes and yew trees in rear and
side gardens. Double drawing room
library. dining room, all with open
hreplaceS: > Railways in addition to
wing on 1st floor. 5 master bedrooms
on md floor, located between Wash
lngton and Annapolis
CORNELIA IA. BOWIE,
1724 2Oth st. NV. Phone HO .37O1
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MONEY WANTED.
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

SECOND-TRUST MONEY WANTED BY
private party en- residence in Silver Spring.
Nd. Box 2oS-A. Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL BUSINESS STOREROOM
heat and water furnished. 5211 Wisconsin
ave Rent. S1o per mo. See OWNER.
next door.
EXCELLENT LOCATION
For neighborhood grocery, between Indian
Spring and Argyle golf clubs: large new
store with full basement, 500 monthly;
also small storeroom. S25 monthly.
WOODMOOR REALTY CO, INC, SH. 1900
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FARMS! BIG FREE CATA.
log 1884 bargains. many States. STRoUT
REALTY 1427-N Land Title Bldg,
BARGAIN COUNTRY ESTATE

80 a.. 9-rm. house. 2 baths. oil burner:
al conyeniences; 6-rm.. tenant house and
bath; barn. chicken house; fine trees
shrubbery; will sacrifice for u cost help
finance. Box SC. Star
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WOODLAND BEACH, MD-WELL-BUuT
cottage. large living room with fireplace
spacious bedroom, washroom. running wa
ter and laVatory. shower room, large front
and back porChes, copper screened: incud-
ing furnishings; price, $3.50. OWNER.
Chestnut IS5S
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1921 Eye ST. NV.
Today'S Safest Investment,

Taking everything into consideration. is
well-located. reasonably priced, productive
farm land. Because after all is said and
done there is absolutely nothing in this
buy that will guarantee your family so
much assurance against the ever-increasing
wave of insecurity Then why not con-
slider this well-eauipped 1Oo-aere. Chester
loan bargain, with 81 head Of livestock,
nice s-room house with heat and bath.
also broom tenant house? Only miles
from Olney, Montg. County, Md, for
Sl0,750. $4,000 cash payment
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
Barr Building. DI 1921. Shepherd 2595.
Southern Plantation-424 Acres.
Lovely old mansion of rms. and 3
halls, l2-ft; ceilings, 2 freplaces; beauti-
fully shaded and shrubbed grounds, Arm.
tenant house, garage. stock barn. tobacco
barn, stable, poultry house: about IS a.
rich river bottom land. half under cultiva-
tion. splendid for light and dark tobacco:
small river, brook and stream water the
pasture, chance for private lake: lots of
valuable wood and timber; HANDY to 3
depot towns; woman owner offers at
S6.500,- terms. List other bargains mailed
free, H. S.. Draucker. STROUT REALTY,
RlarkstnDe Va
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RENT-REHOBOTH. DEL: NICE LITTLE
cottage, exclusive section, ocean block.
modern equipped. bedrooms, maids room.
Season or split season. Gentiles. ARTHUR
MORRIS Centerville Nd
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SPECIAL FOR INVESTORS.
BAY COTTAGES

At Selby on theBay , miles this side Of
Beverly Beach; real buys in cottages Of
and 5 rooms. includes use of clubhouse and
sandy beach. Drive out Sunday
WILLIAMS REALTY CO.,
312 Investment Bldg. MA. 4933.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

l
Jack Pry, l341 14th st. NV, CO 9fTI
20 4so5 after pm. Ask for Mr.. white
WILL TRADE interest in invention for
late model car, any make, in good condi.
tlon. Box 7l-A, Star
AUSTIN: good motor and tires will pay
Republic 6527. eAoa.s'
WANTED w by private party from private
below. Spot cash Tor right car WIFE rass dor or
tails Box 159-B. Star.
s%5 a. eossia eiI fontiss Sa1 ssr NJ M
Pssidi See Us today. dLxDNR.YR N.RfSs MoFoSss FUSS
1916 KING St. Alexandria. va. re 3iSi
STATION WAGONS convertible coupes and.
MsoSToR Co. 7ios fs Wisconsin 1haVx sv. cHAsE VIZ
WILL TId:Lob,1. RAY I1l hish cash price for ie4I
eas ave wo osSa sssg Pontiac 4221 connecti-
S9sGK SoNTfAcS SAsa; 81, any ngrI make car FIoop
Ford convertible conpe, FIood ler por,sae dyao
Wo. 1852. 4221 Conn. foh'iA''
CROSLEY SEDAN wanted, in good condi-
E,oh' Wiling to pay exceptional price. Call
Ha: OWL am. TO pm. IL
BUICK 1910 Special 4-door sedan, body
only: VIII give Buick 1910 Spec o-dr
sedan. body only, S10O cash and labor
dna material In exchange. Write Jalandra,
1885 Calvert NV Ins
WILL PAY CASH for best car offered up
to S125. District 43O6
STATION WAGON. 1871 in excellent con-
6ltion, good tires, low mileage. Call
National 1900
WILL pay high cash price for 194I Cadil.
necticut
BUICK 81" super torpedo; one ownert
give mileage, detail on tires. upholstery.
equipment. color and no-trade-in price.
Box 9s-B, Star.
Continued on Next Passl
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SHERWOOD FOREST-FOR RENT COT
cold water. 2ll modern conveniences; com
pletely furnished. c. E. HILDEBRANDT,
1l2 Dunkirk rd BALTIC. Md. On premises
Cnnday
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SALE OR RENT. Is ACRE WOODED
water front; large screened porch, larse
!. r. . baths, electricity. fireplace South
ern Nd. WA 4n3O. I0s
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PLUM POINT-NEELD ESTATE, COLE
mans cottage. elec. kit: available July
and Aug Open Sun EN- o4o6
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE

HARLEY DAVIDSON MoTORCYfTE uits
slde box: excellent condition; near-nev
tlres; Just overhauled; no further use;
must sell. 4Sl0 Wisconsin ave OR. 1850.
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| FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. ELECTRICITY,
water IN house, fireplace; sand beach. hard
road; on 3 waterfront lots; completely
furnished $1,000. TAYLOR 1876 Sunday
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LAKE JACKSON LOG CABIN. BY OWNER
going into military service Two rms kitch-
enette bath. Sl,l00. terms. Call w. HILL
BROWN. attorney for owner. Manassas
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FOR RENT SOUTH RIVER GROOM FUR
niShed bung allow to responsible people for
season; gentle. co. nla4.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

1a-TCN TRUCKS WANTED. late model
CHASSIS and cabs or stakes. GMC preferred.
but tell US what you have
oSTERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
POI Que St. NV North 331I
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cEDARHURsT ON CHES RAY

BEAUTIFUL HOME, COMPLETE, ..
acre, 216-ft. water front. trees and flowers
$1,000. lowest price on the bay Phone
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81 miles D. C. near Shady Side, Md
Preseason bargains now for sale: New
Jog cabins and cottages $3.50 to S3250
Others, furnished, s $50 up. Don't de-
lay. Once at Cedarhurst open daily.
Gentiles only. Good roads, pier harbor,
sea wall. cleo tel. No more new cottages
being built now. Waller N BAUMAN.
| Thomas Circle National RrnN
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NEW APT. BLDG.

NOT lar from large Govt. office develop
ment' 30 units; few with . bedrms ;
rents approved by Rent Commission: gross
annual income over 100000; long term list
ueeu OF trust at 4l2'c interest; priced at
ieSS tnan 8 times annual rent which is
oeloW market for new bldg; good return
RE. 1881
ELIOT MJnnI E~T0N rnr.z.-. MI
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A large store with . apis. above, each
containing rooms and bath. Rented at
property is real opportunity at S1s.75n
Sall MI, Yost, at MA. O334, or ewes. at
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4-FAMILY BLDG
co,thu,oc+ NJ, co,,. pls

INCOME. Ni,lt'.
2-fsmily fat located in new section of
Northeast: first trust. $4,000: income,
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TIRES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

IP YOU HAVE good .OOxI6 tire and tube
or call co. $500 or National 34S7.
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TOP PRICES for Fords and Cheyrolets-
JACK Pry, l341 14th st. NV. CO 9ST1
&c. 1895 after 6 pm. Ask for MI. Whits
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southwest. MT. cow. BIdgS.
Income. S4.2s4 VI: price, $4,000: new
apt. 6 families: 3 rms. Kit. bath, Frigid .
eire each: substantial cash payment
NE 2n25 D. z BARRY So7 II st
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cOTTAGE-65I MAID MARIAN. SHER-
WOOD Forest, Md.--Thfee bedrooms, two
spected Saturday or Sunday Apply S
CARPENTER. 23 So. Aberdeen St, Ar
linGton. Va TO-
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COMMERCIAL GROUND.

ERCIAL-INDUsTRIAL GROUND.
q N LIGHTBoWN. Warfield l3s5.
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A. s. GARDINER e. CO..

1881 L St. NV. National o3a4
Mr.. CALVERT ST. BRIDGE.
12-uhit apt SO rooms, IL baths: plenty
room available to increase income.
JEROME S. MURRAY,
re. g460, 1331 n St w
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FAIR HAVEN SHORE FRONT. e-RM
cottage. AL improvements; bargain. 50 $50:
terms. Woodley 1853. 10s
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| SHERWOOD FOREST OR 3 BEDROOM
! bungalow . screened porches, living and
fireplace, electric. and water, extra lavatory
| for maids room furn. EN-. 3412
SHERWOOD FOREST-FOR SALE OR
rent cottage on water, furnished: 5 bed
rooms living room, dining room, kitchen
2 baths, electric range hot-Water heater
refrigerator, fireplace, screened porch All
modern conveniences Box 326-A. Star
SALE OR RENT FURNISHED COTTAGE
Herald Harbor, Md; modern conveniences
Reasonable Taylor ll43
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Do you want to sell your property? We
have cash buyers waiting. Phone RAY
BARNEY. realtor. Vienna 21S or Tenn
rla 21SS
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Country House and Garden

Z rooms, oil burner, elec. stove and re-
frigerator; redecorated: located 10, miles
from Silver Spring on 7th st.: pike.
mile this side of Olney Inn. Rent. $50.
Refs required See MR.. MULL1N at
bungalow mr. house Phone Kensington
oIl-W Republic 1881 Mon.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-03-06
WOODLAND

The Lenten Service the 18th will
be in Zion Methodist Church with
Rev. S. T. Hamblin as speaker and
Rev. ]. B. Dickerson in charge of
the service worship. Come and enjoy
the service, in this time, when the
world is torn by the ravages of War
and mistrust. You are welcome. You
are urged to come for His Sake Who
Does So Much For You.
The Official Board met with Miss
Virginia H. Abrahams, Monday
night.
Shirley Brown spent the week.
end with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Brown.
Mrs. TORY has returned to the
home of Mrs. Milton Fletcher after
spending the past few months with
New Jersey relatives.
Frank Tapp, Jr., is a patient at
Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Rutter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Paxton visited
Wilmington relatives, Sunday.
Miss Mollie Harlan, Cherry Hill,
spent a night last week with Miss
Cornelia S. Abrahams.
Leo Bitner, Fort Dix, N. j., and
Miss Grace Jackson were dinner
guests Sunday of the Howard G..
Barnes family.
Mrs. Robert Mckay and Elsie
Lou were in Baltimore Saturday.
Mrs. Ohio Jackson, who has been
with Mrs. Kelley in Port is at home
for ten days.
Woodrow Reynolds will leave
Saturday as he has been inducted
in the army.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-03-06
MARION L. JACKSON

Marion L. Jackson, aged 70
years, son of the late Absolam and
Ellen Jackson, of Principle Furnace,
died at his home in Havre de Grace
Sunday night, Feb. %, after a lin
gering illness.
Mr.. Jackson was employed at
many years as engineer and forger
at the iron works of the Whitaker
Iron Company in Cecil county and
later as a carpenter on the Penn
sylvania Railroad. He was retired
several years ago after suffering a
painful injury.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Laura Hartenstine Jackson
five daughters-Mrs. Lee Paterson,
of Aiken, Cecil County; Mrs. A.
Lyle Jackson, Mrs. Chas S. Reasin,
Mrs. c. c. Sharp and Mrs. T. Brooks
Crawford, and one son, Mr.. Wilfred
Jackson, of Havre de Grace. A son,
Cyrus L. Jackson, veteran of the
World War, died about two years
ago. Mr.. Jackson had resided in
Havre de Grace for many years.
Funeral services were held at his
late home on Wednesday afternoon
and interment made in Angel Hill
cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-03-06
MRS. MAUDETTA MEARNs

Mrs. Maudetta Mearns, widow of
the late Ernest F. -Mearns former
ly of Zion, Md, passed away Satur-
day, Feb. 20, 1912 at her home, AS
bury Park, N. j., of paralysis. She
was stricken Feb. II.
Mrs. Mearns was born Feb. g.,
1875, at Woodlawn, Md, daughter
of the late E. A. and M. Elizabeth
(Cameron) Brown. She was a mem
Der of the First Methodist Church,
Asbury Park. Was interested in
Church and Social work and will
be missed by her family and friends.
Mrs. Mearns is survived by two
children, Mrs. Kenneth D. Gibson
and Ernest F. Mearns, Jr., Asbury
Park; two grandchildren; two
sisters, Mrs. S. J. Gather and Mrs.
w. B. Bechtel, Rising Sun.
Funeral services were held Mon
day evening z p. m. at her late
home Asbury Park, by her pastor
Rev. E. L. Hubbard. Interment at
Rosebank Cemetery, Calvert, Md,
Tuesday 1880 A. M, in charge of
Rev. ]. w. Prettyman, Zion, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-03-06
Uniform Divorce -
Law Debate Held
At ElktOn. Md.

The debate held at Elkton We'd
nesday night at the Hotel Ritz on
the question of whether the nation
should adopt uniform code of mar
riage and divorce laws was won by
the Churchill Classes in Public
Speaking, taking the affirmative
The negative side was upheld by
q team from the Lincoln Club of the
Wilmington Y. M. C. A.
Members of the winning affirm
alive team were: Mrs. Harold Co
bourn, Miss Lucy Stapp, John Kelly,
Mrs. Arthur Van Lill and Willard
Vernon. The negative team in
cluded: Ernest Vail, captain, sub
stituting for Louis A. Haywood,
who was i'll; Howard d. Shaw, pres
ident of the club; DR.. Ralph Jacob
SON, Chas. A. CORY and Franklin
Haley.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-03-06
MRS CoRDELLA wICKEs

The funeral of Mrs. Cordella
Wickes, aged 80 years, was held
from her late home, near Pleasant
Hill, Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, the Rev. w. F. Hopkins of
Elkton, officiating, assisted by the
Rev. Harry Thompson of Conshock-
ton, Pa. Interment was in Leeds
Cemetery.
Besides her husband, John w.
Wickes, she is survived by three
sons and one daughter, Joseph
Wickes of Zion, Md; John Wickes
of Wilmington, Del; Jesse Wickes
of same city, and Mrs. Harry Bar
nett of Cherry Hill, Md, also two
brothers, Alfred Scarborough of
Cecil County, and Wilmer Scar
borough of Philada.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-03-06
DEATHS
CAPT. J. r. LovELEss

The funeral of Capt John R.
Loveless, Chesapeake City, aged 80
years, who died Feb. 23 at his home,
was held Thursday, February 26,
with interment at Bethel, Md.
Capt. Loveless was a life long
resident of that town, having been
born in New Jersey, May s, 1869,
and coming to Cecil County as a
small boy. He was one of the Cap
tains in the employ of the old Back
Greek Towing Co. Of the Chesa-
peake & Delaware Canal for 40
years. In addition to his wife he is
survived by one daughter, Katie G..
and one son, Zachary t., both at
home.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-03-06
March Term Of
Court Convenes

When the March term of Circuit
Court convened Monday at Elkton,
John ]. Maloney of Elkton was
selected as foreman of the grand
Jury. Other members of the grand
and petit juries were drawn as fol-
lows:
Grand jury-Henry ]. Haley,
Edward s. johnson, John w. Hen
derson, Harry E. Abrams, o. Les
lie Rawlings, Harry Fluffy, Gwynn
Goodman, william M. Cameron, G.
F. Birmingham, Winfield j. Hill,
Fred CHM, Walter Bryson, Harry L.
Bunting, Ernest Goodnow, Glen
Van Dyke, Samuel Rowland, Ebert
N. Copenhaven, Everett England
Leroy Foard, Frank Blake, Jr., and
Ira w. Brannan.
Petit Jury-Harold w. Cheyney,
Eldridge Lusby, Andrew S. Pearce,
Edward F. Lewis, Hazlett Lake, w.
Henry Pippin, Lynn B. Gillespie,
Charles H. Gatchell, Frank d.
Brown, Nelson Kay, Walter Brown,
Delaplain Guiberson, F. R. Ricards,
George Logan, Granville c. Barrett,
William E. Baker, Willis B. Cor
rell, Arthur H. Boldly, coiored,
Charles w. Drew, Norman J. Fell,
Harry Purnell, Stewart Smith,
Charles Warburton and Samuel
Lawrenson.
Mrs. Olive Broadwater Davis,
who was arrested during the week
end charged with improper care OF
her six children, upon being given
a hearing before Judge James F.
Evans, in the Circuit Court, was SEN
fenced to two years in Maryland
House of Correction.
Three of her eldest children were
committed to Melrose School Tor
Girls, and the other three were
placed in the custody of Children
Welfare Society.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-03-06
PILOT

Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore, Els
mere, Del, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Harry Warner and family, Peach
Bottom, visited Frank Stauffer who
has been quite sick but some what
improved at this time.
Miss Marie Devonshire has Sc
cured employment with the Phil
adelphia Electric Company.
Quite a number from here are
taking the First Aid Course taught
by Miss Jennie Taylor at Bell
Manor.
Charles Miller and family, of
Philada., spent Monday with the A.
B. Trimbles.
Robert Johnson and wife, Bel
Air, spent the weekend with the e.
L. Johnson's.
The Conowingo Home Makers
Club will meet with Mrs. William
Grub Thursday, March s.