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FROM CLINTON, IOWA ROBERT K. ECKERT KILLED POLITICS THIS WEEK —0— —o— —o— THE CHARLES CARROLL Interesting Letter on R. R. Business, WALKERSVILLE MAN Due to Falling from a Ladder in FIVE CANDIDATES FOR Condensed Clippings from Around the and Political Situation. Westminster. Political Horizon. SCHOOL BURNED (The following letter is from J. SHOT TO DEATH. Robert K. Eckert, of Finksburg, PRESIDENT Very little apparent change has Harvey Sites, an employee of the formerly of Taneytown district, and taken place in the general situation Chicago & Northwestern R. R., at for a time manager of the A. & P. during the past week. The speaking One of the Finest School Buildings Clinton, Iowa, who once resided in this Prominent Merchant Way-laid late store in Taneytown, met with his Arrangement of Names. One Amend- campaign, become still more general, in the County. section, the son of the late Sherman on Saturday Night. death by falling from a ladder, a dis- ment to be Voted One. and the local campaings more actively Sites, and whose mother now lives at tance of about 20 feet, while engaged urged. For the presidency, both sides Fairfield, Pa.—Ed). in helping to repair the metal roof of are confidently predicting victory,and The Charles Carroll High School "I will write a few lines that may David M. Crist, a merchant of the William Reese store, east Main The arrangement of candidates' about fifteen states,in- building, along the Westminster-Lit- was shot and killed by appearing on the ballot to be both claiming be of interest to my friends and read- Walkersville, St., Westminster. names eluding New York, Massachusetts, tlestown highway between Silver Run Record. We have enjoyed some unknown person as he was Two ladders were in use, tied with voted upon throughout the state of Tennessee. ers of The November 6, Missouri, Kentucky and and Union Mills, was destroyed by one of the most beautiful falls of all about to enter his home early Sunday a rope, Mr. Eckert being at work on Maryland, Election Day, Republicans are strongly fire at an early hour Monday morning. morning. He had closed his store at is announced by Secretary of State While the time. The most pleasant weather and the second ladder near the cornice. hoping for Virginia, North Carolina The building cost about $60,000, and the leaves on the the R. R. Station shortly before mid- rope suddenly gave way and he David C. Winebrenner, III. Five can- indica- the colorings of The the and Florida, those who follow the equipment, many more thousands. trees is a sight to behold. The night and went to his home a short was thrown to the ground, the left didates for President are found on do not build on a The fire is supposed to have originated automobile with counties referen- tions very closely, changes and colors are wonderful. distance away in an side of his head striking the concrete ballot. In various the southern coast states. from the heating plant, as the blaze his friend, Carl Zimmerman. As he dums will be voted upon by those who break in There is an abundance of crops f all curb, causing unconsciousness from The truth is that even the most ex- was first seen in that part of the build- should be started toward his house Zimmerman which he never recovered, and death go to the polls to signify their choice are unable kinds and I think everybody Senator perienced political prophets ing, but the exact cause has not been most thankful. drove away, and when about to enter ensued while on the way to the Md. for President, Vice-President, various shifts that in the heart, Constitutional to estimate the determined. This is the season of the year when the house he was shot University Hospital, Baltimore. A and Congressman. A in voting, nor the effect Paul Fitze, a resident of Silver Run crying out, "Why did you do this?" Amendment will be voted upon by the will be made the fruit is moving from the Pacific stop was made at Finksburg, for his of the largely increased registration first saw the fire, and spread the Coast States to all the cities of the before he dropped. wife, who was with him when he died. entire state. poll; and this is likely to alarm, which called out hundreds of Several neighbors heard the shot For President, the following are on the total east. I made note of several trains, He was the son of William K. and remain the situation at the close of nearby citizens as well as the West- in one train I had 1 and summoned a physician, but death Mrs. Annie Eckert, and was in his nominees: Alfred E. Smith, Democrat; week. Of and in carloads Republican; Norman the campaign in another minster and Littlestown fire Compan- of eggs, 2 of pickles in brine, 29 of had been instantaneous. As over 42nd. year. He is survived by his Herbert Hoover, individual opinions are very ies, but nothing could be saved but a $100. was found on his body, there is Thomas, Socialist; William E. Foster, course, grapes, 1 live poultry, 2 butter, 3 ap- wife, Arie R. Eckert, nee Little, and positive, and the odds seem to favor little of the furniture in the manual lettuce, 1 almonds, 1 doubt as to whether robbery was the by one daughter, Anna Louise, and Workers; Verne L. Reynolds, Labor. out is not ples, 1 pears, 4 T. Rob- Mr. Hoover, but figuring it training department. dried fruit, 2 lemons, 1 prunes, 2 can- object, and it is almost common be- one son, Robert M.,—a sufferer from For Vice-President: Joseph The walls of the building are stand- lief that other causes led to the inson, Democrat; Charles Curtis, Re- so easy. ned fruit, 2 spuds, 1 olives, 1 arti- infantile paralysis—and by his moth- Great preparations are being made ing, and it may be that they can be 2 oranges, 2 span- murder. er and one brother, Wallace Eckert, publican; James H. Maurer, Socialist; Gov. Smith, chokes, 3 tomatoes, and Jere- in Baltimore to receive utilized in the rebuilding the structure. ish onions, 1 honey. The last trip Crist was a Mason, Odd Fellow, at Copperville. Benjamin Gitlow, Workers, and hear his address in Knight and a member of miah Crowley, Labor. next Monday, The amount of the insurance has not east I had 5 dressed meat, 1 dressed of Pythias Funeral services were held at his Armory. The building seats 15,- been the Jr. 0. U. A. M. He was a grad- For Senator: William Cabell Bruce, the stated. poultry, 29 grapes, 3 lettuce, 1 celery late home Thursday morning, follow- 000, and a system of amplifiers will be The school was attended by about uate of Pennsylvania College, Gettys- ed by in the Silver Run Democrat; Phillips Lee Goldsborough may 4 pomegranites, 2 apples. interment Toole, Social- used for those on the outside who 250 pupils, in charge of principal Prof. all under ice and are burg, and a son of the late Rev. Geo. cemetery, the services being in charge Republican; William A. These cars are W. Stevens, Labor. be unable to get in. Ernest Schwartz and twelve teachers. the several icing stations. B. Crist, formerly pastor of the Walk- of Rev. J. B. Rupley, pastor of Grace ist, and Robert Democratic League of iced at ersville Lutheran Church. For House of Representatives, this The Bryan Arrangements are being made for Each refrigerator car has space for 5 Lutheran Church, Westminster. York, organized in 1900 has is- temporary in both Run There are reports that an arrest Second District; William P. Cole,Dem- New quarters Silver tons ice in each end, and the ice is sued a statement indorsing Herbert and Union Mills, and it is believed the roof may be made soon. It is thought ocrat; Linwood L. Clark, Republican; "Mr. dropped in through doors in What Will the Harvest Reveal? Hoover for President. It says, that the interruption of class work the car. The ice that the murderer was inspired by Clarence H. Taylor, Socialist. very qualities of each corner of other districts, the candidates Hoover embodies the will be but brief. broken and salted. some private reason, and that he was In his first campaign attach- must be hidden at a spot when the This is a golden opportunity to se- for Congress are as follows: First, T. which from The building was one of the best, At Clinton, Iowa, there is a regu- nearly us to William Jennings Bryan— and best in the and shot was rfied. lect golden corn for County wide corn Alan Goldsborough, Democrat; A. ed equipped, county, lar iceing station. A platform built the same mind on Prohibition and was besides greatly used as a com- and Mr. Crist was held in very high show. Stengle Marine, Republican; Third, even with the roof of the cars Corn Show which is to be held Democrat; Jno. Tammany." munity centre. about 40 cars by spotting esteem in Walkersville, and was a The Vincent L. Palmisano, Smith has a good they can ice the first of December will be county Philip Hill, Republican, and Samuel The claims that 20 cars on each side of this platform member of a prominent family, in carry Pennsylvania and Frederick county. Funeral services wide. There should be samples of M. Neistadt, Socialist; Fourth, J. chance to "Pepple" and "Linn" Information without moving the train. Illinois, are offset by the claims that Wanted. season were held in the Walkersville Luther- corn from all parts of the county as Charles Linthicum, Democrat; John P. carry The first part of the fruit be classes open to include F. An- Hoover has a goad chance to pears. In one train anan Church, Tuesday afternoon, and there will Brandau, Republican; Amon Georgia and North there was more all varieties of corn. You cannot Socialist; Fifth, Stephen War- Alabama, Texas, The following letter from Mrs. I had 35 cars Bartlett pears. There interment was made in Gettysburg thony, all of the claims turn out cemetery. wait until the corn is all in the crib field Gambrill, Democrat; Oliver Carolina. If Lida B. Dyer, 327 Alabama St., are about 10 fruit trains daily. On to be valid, it looks almost as though Butte, Montana, is published, with the The commissioners of Walkersville and then select a sample of corn to Metzerott, Republican, and Gustav P. Thursday and Friday is what we call Select while you Lewis, both candidates will be elected. hope that it may bring the desired these days there are 2 have offered a reward of $500. for the best advantage. Dill, Socialist. Sixth, David J. his western tour meat day. On are husking. A good way to do this and Frederick N. Zihlman, Gov. Smith closed information. trains, one from the packing plants at information leading to the arrest and Democrat; last Friday night before conviction of the murderer of Mr. is to carry a basket to the field when Republican. in Chicago, "This morning I received from Eli Sioux city, and one from South Oma- appreciative crowd, his address G. Haugh, Frederick, a letter stating Crist. As the county authorities have you go and when a good show ear is A constitutional amendment, Chap- an ha. About 60 cars on Thursday and you being largely in the nature of a reply that he had found the record of a no definite lead in this direction, the found reserve it. In a few days ter 379, Acts of 1927, is to be voted misrepresentation 75 or 80 on Friday. many ears from which to se- and local to what he termed deed from William Pepple and wife. These cars are all under ice. The reward is offered as an additional will have upon by the entire state; views, paying lect your final 10 ear samples. The referendums by Somerset, Howard of his addresses and Elizabeth. to Abraham Roland, dated quarters all hang on hooks from the stimulus in the search. attention to Senator Borah, Jan. for a samples should be kept in a dry place and Anne Arundel counties. The particular 1, 1774, tract called "Great roof, and has about 15 tons each with who, he stated, was not always such Meadows," containing 161/4 Acres, re- The Constitutional Amendment. where mice cannot reach them. It Constitutional amendment provides made other meat products in boxes on the have a tray a good friend of Mr. Hoover. He corded in Liber V. Folio 463. floor, meat goes to the cities will help you greatly to for an increase in the pay of mem- against and this on which to place your corn when you bers of the General Assembly from an assault along general lines, am wondering whether you can all over the east. At the election on Tuesday, Novem- the Republican par- will find on are selecting your samples. In this :45 to $15 per day. Mr. Hoover and tell me where this "Great Meadow" is The Chicago and Northwestern used ber 6th., the voters their summing up of his case be- located. No doubt the church and ballots an amendment to the Consti- case you can give special attention to The Prohibition candidate for presi- ty, as a to store 60,000 tons of ice every win- fore the people. cemetery records would have some which tution of the State as follows. uniformity, of color, maturity and dent did not file in Maryland, or in ter for the icing of these cars trueness to variety. According to the Easton, Md., cor- mention of this family, which, from they cut off the Mississippi river and "The General Assembly may con- some other states. Sun. The Banks which have done such The Record will give more definite respondent of the Baltimore the date I have, I believe are my an- stored at a cost of 16 cents a ton. It tinue its session so long as in its two "Goldsborough" cestors. judgment the public interest may re- outstanding work with the corn grow- instructions, next week, concerning where there are was nearly all done by machinery, this candidates, the Eastern Shore is con- Wm. Pepple, Jr., married Magdalen plant there, and quire for a period of not longer than ers will not be actively interected the Carroll County ballot. now there is an ice year but are offering their whole- ceded to Hoover by 5000 or over, and Linn, in Taneytown, Oct. 31, 1804. they manufacture ice to supply the ninety days; and each member there- Goldsborough (Rep). receive a compensation of hearted support to County Agent Held for Court for Death of Summer- to Phillips Lee They were my great-grand-parents cars and retail too. Nearly everyone of shall by a somewhat smaller and I have all of the dates of their fifteen dollars per diem for every day Burns and the Extension Service in field Stuller. for Senator who has an auto in Clinton goes to the for the entire coun- figure; but at the same time expects birth and death. I want very much ice. The dock is open 6 he shall attend the session, but not staging one show ice plant for ty. All growers of corn will be eligi- near Littlestown, T. Allen Goldsborough (Dem.) for to know who William Jr.'s father and A. M. to 9 P. M. Men are there and for such days as he may be absent, Harvey E. Baer, Both of ble to exhibit in one of the many who has been under bail on a charge Congress, to pull through. mother were." put it in your car 50-1bs for 10 cents. unless absent on account of sickness "dry." or by leave of the House of which he classes to be entered. Because the of involuntary manslaughter connect- the Goldsborough's are We are going to elect a President of Republican demonstration in The Election 25 Years Ago. is a member and he shall also receive show is primarily educational and ed with the death of Summerfield The the United States in a couple weeks N. Y. City, Monday night was easily Mr. such mileage as may be allowed by aims to encourage the production of Stuller, some time ago, following an by a land-slide for Mr. Hoover.. exhibits must have ar- the most strikincr demonstration of The election was for Governor and experience in the Govern- law not cxeeeding twenty cents per better corn all automobile operated by Baer, was Hoover's been grown, selected and prepared by before Justice Blocher, of the campaign. Vice-President Dawes other state officers, and for House of mental machinery, and his diplomatic mile; and the presiding officer of each raigned evi- an additional com- the exhibitor. Littlestown, on Tuesday, and held for was the first speaker, but it was Delegates and a full county ticket. experience. Internationally should House shall receive of 20.000 in pensation of five dollars per day. Further details regarding the show court to answer the charge. dently a Hoover crowd For Governor, the Democratic candi- make him the most capable man in hall. and many thousands that date was Edwin Warfield, and the When the General Assembly shall be will appear later in your county pa- Baer it is charged, struck Stuller the the United States, not excepting Chas. Burns thronged the streets for blocks Republican candidate Stevenson A. is no doubt he convened by proclamation of the Gov- per according to County Agent who was walking along the Littles- Evans Hughes. There on the around, and when he arose to speak Williams. The full Democratic tick- will make a better President than ernor, the session shall not continue today. town road near Mt. Pleasant longer than thirty days, and in such evening of September 20th. with his he was delayed for 12 minutes before et was elected the majority for Gov- Mr. Coolidge. No Democrat or Re- heard. His speech was 300 in case the compensation shall be the Maryland and Va. Eldership Churches wife. Then Baer offered monetary he could be ernor being exactly the county, publican can deny that Mr. Hoover more aggressive than any he has and in the state, about 10,000. commonsense same as herein prescribed." of God. payment to several if the man would has been villified beyond treatment. made, and in substance he hit Gov. The vote in Taneytown district was and decency. be taken to Hanover for He told several that he was "not in Smith's stand on Farm Relief. State very large for that time (651)' of To hear some people talk, all the November Term Jurors. The Md. and Va. Eldership of the prohibition. 57th. an- a fit condition" when they questioned Socialism so-called, and which, 189 were rejected on account men that guide the destinies of this Churches of God closed its the importance of with marking nual session in the Westminster why he did not take the man to Han- and emphasized of trouble encountered great Nation are "crooks" and "graft- Chief Judge Francis Neal Parke, National prosperity and the denend- the ballot. The Taneytown candi- have the very has drawn the following jurors for church, on Monday evening, after a over in his car. ers," when they really a jury ence on groun interests on the inter- dates were Edward E. Reindollar and best interests of the Nation at heart the November term of the Circuit very successful and satisfactory four- Prior to his arrest following reports and other inquest in which he was named as ests of the whole country. James D. Haines for House of Repre- while those who condemn them don't Court of Carroll County: days program of speech of Mr. Dawes was John E. Buffington events, the most of the business feat- the operator of the car that struck The sentatives, and know what it is to be patriotic. • District No. 1—Walter W. Hilter- largely devoted to the theme of the for Orphan's Court. About 900 votes more credit brick, William G. Feeser, Nelson A. ures having been rendered on Satur- Stuller, Baer had been arrested by Mr. Hoover deserves on a maintenance of prosperity and gen- were "rejected" in the county. than he will ever get. If you want to Hitchcock, Wade H. Harner. day and Monday. State Highway patrolmen charge of being drunk while operating a mo- eral confidence: that Prohibition was For State Senator the candidates hire an engineer, and two applied-- District No. 2—Jesse F. Stonesifer, On Sunday a full day of addresses the individual given, covering the tor vehicle. largely a question with were Johnize E. Beasman, D., and one experienced and the other not— Harry E. Fleagle, Morrison D. Smith, and features were and not a main issue, and clos- Rep. Missionary,Sunday School and Christ- voter, Chas. .T. H. Ganter, you would certainly employ the ex- G. Fielder Gilbert. ed with paying a high tribute to Mr. For House of Delegates, Jesse W. perienced one, as you would be sure District No. 3—Alvin G. Dutterer, ian Endeavor activities. In the af- Jack Dunn Dead. feature was a Hoover's sincerity and ability. Fuss. D., James D. Haines. D., Joseph your factory or mill would not stop, Harry N. Groft, George Miller. ternoon an impressive Evans Hughes, on a sneak- Azariah F. D., memorial service in memory of the Jack Dunn, owner and manager of Charles H. Kain, D.. Oursler, as to do so would be a loss. District No. 4—Harry S. Gayer, ing tour of the west, declared on Harry F. Baer, R., H. S. Morelock. R., So I say without fear that Mr. Garnett W. Spenser, Edward Devil- late Rev. W. G. Stine, of Greencastle, the Baltimore baseball club, fell dead from his horse, due to a heart attack, Tuesday night that the main issue of Edward E. Reindollar, R., and Edw. Hoover certainly is an experienced biss, Laban Garfield Ogg. Pa.; and Elders Ezra B. Garner, of as Airy,and on Monday in a field north of Towson. the campaign is between two men, G. Richardson, R. Engineer and in order to have pros- District No. 5—C. Lowndes Ben- Linwood; M. H. Penn, of Mt. fitness for the Presi- of the P. Wm. E. Lawyer, of Mayberry, the ser- He was conducting a field trial of his to their personal For Clerk Court, David perity we must have an Engineer in nett, J. Gilbert Randall, J. Andrew dency, and that other real issues were Smelser, D., Webster W. Sweigart, R. whom industry is sure is a capable Brandenburg. vice being conducted by the President hunting dogs, in which he was almost the Eldership, Rev. C. A. Sullivan, as much interested as in baseball, very few. For Register of Wills, Jos. D. one and that their investments are District No. 6—George M. Hoff- of Coolidge has declined to J. Stewart, D. of Carrollton, and the following par- when he suddenly toppled over while President Brooks, R., John secure. man, Robert McI. Shower, Albert J. make any campaign speech, though he For State's Attorney, Ivan Hoff, J. HARVEY SITES. Brilhart, Jacob R. L. Wink, Henry ticipating; Rev. V. K. Betts, Apollo, watching the actions of a brace of the dogs, and died instantly. hopes Hoover will be elected. His R.. and Guy W. Steele, D. Clinton, Iowa. K. Miller. Pa.; Mrs. Almira Lockard, Carrollton; President he is of the ballots was not Rev. J. H. Hoch, Uniontown, and Rev. Dunn was originally a baseball attitude is that while The counting District No. 7—Arthur G. Albert serving the whole people, and must completed until Wednesday about Blue Ridge Plans Home-Coming. J. Harry Young, Robert Gist, Frank T. A. Wastler, Cascade, followed by third-baseman, until he became inter- ested in the Baltimore club as manag- not be a partisan. noon, after an all-night job. T. Butler, M. Theodore Yeiser, Char- fitting resolutions. make any more The Christian Endeavor hour was er and finally as owner, and built up Mr. Hoover will not The Alumni Association of Blue les P. Geiman, Charles W. Klee, Jos. the east, but will leave Found Dead in Well. taken up with addresses by Rev. such a strong aggregation that it speeches in Woman Ridge College is planning to hold a L. Mathias. early next week for California. and on the college on Sat- District No. 8—Richard H. Cooper, Frank Shaffer, of Westminster, on won seven successive pennants in the Home-coming at On the death the way will speak at St. Louis, Nov. Mrs. Ersa Shearer, aged 44 years, urday, November 3rd. All former Peter A. Rinaman, Leslie Wheeler. "Religious Education," and Merwyn International League. C. Fuss, Taneytown, on the "Value of of his son, Jack, Jr., several years 2nd. near Ladiesburg, is supposed to have students and teachers of Blue Ridge District No. 9—Rezin F. Bucking. Gov. Smith made a tour of several committed suicide. Monday afternoon, ham, William J. Franklin. Christian Endeavor." Missionary ago, he lost much interest in the and New Windsor Colleges are invited deal of mon- of the large towns in Massachusetts, by shooting herself in the head with a to attend this event. Class reunions District No. 10—Edward J. Cla- topics prevailed at the evening ser- game. but made a great vice. ey by developing and selling players. on Wednesday, and at night snoke pistol then throwing herself into a will be held in the morning from 11 baugh, Ralph P. Weybright. gathering in Bos- that Sling- The session closed on Monday eve- before a monster cistern. At first it was thought to 12 o'clock, after which luncheon District No. 11—Thomas C. ton. where he was tumultuously cheer- she had sat or stood at the edge of will be served in the college dining luff, Joseph L. Haines, Thurlow ning with the following pastoral as- Law Enforcement Progressing. 0. Sullivan, ed in three auditoriums. He defend- the well, and after shooting herself room. At 2:30, a soccer game between Fitze. signments; The Rev. C. in and Winfield; the Rev. F. The violation of the prohibition laws ed his stand for "state socialism" fell in; but this theory was abandon- Towson State Normal School and Blue District No. 12—Bernard M. Hes- Carrollton Hoover's N. Y. speech. the B. Brose. Westminster; the Rev. J. H. is gradually becoming more danger- answer to Mr. ed after the pistol was found in Ridge will be played on the college son„Tesse W. Fuss. and in general denounced the stand attic of her home. 4:00 o'clock tea will District No. 13—Arthur W. Gos- Hoch, Uniontown, Wakefield and Friz- ous, and "enforcement" nearer a fact, athletic field. At by the infor- of the Republican candidate on water Mrs. John Grimes, her sister-in- be served in the parlor of Windsor nell. Joseph H. Linthicum. ellburg; the Rev. A. E. Siple, German- is amply demonstrated and Friends mation that for the year ended June rower, farm relief and Prohibition. law, who was visiting her, heard the Hall. District No. 14—Frank J. Grimes, town, Blue Mountain great- Creek; the Rev. W. L. Lettick, Woods- 30, Federal criminal prohibiton cases The meeting is thought to have shot while some distance away from A number of former teachers and C. Herbert Ridgely. ly increased his chances of carrying the house gathering chips, and on students have been asked to speak at boro, Edgewood and Oak Hill; the numbered 55,720, and the total jail Bark sentences covered 7,700 years. There Massachusetts. which is one of the making an investigation discovered the banquet which will be held in the Concert at Blue Ridge College. Rev. Levi Carbaugh, Hill, May- campaign. berry, Friendship and Pleasant Hill; was an increase of 15,020 cases over great battlefields of the the body in the cistern, which was af- dining room at 6 o'clock. This will More than 1000 women attended a terwards removed by the use of grap- a program in the au- The first concert of the season at Rev. T. A. Wastler, Zittlestown and the preceding year. The aggregate be followed by penalties was demonstration of the Women's Na- pling hooks. ditorium. Reservations for the ban- Blue Ridge College will be given by Locust Valley; First Church of New of fines, forfeitures and Rev. P. D. Cunningham; $7,303,563, and 370 domestic ship tional Committee for Hoover. on Mrs. Shearer is said to have been quet may be made by writing to Miss the faculty and students next Monday Baltimore, There Rev. S. B. Myers, Second Church,New seizures were made. Wednesday, in Baltimore. despondent since the death of her Mary Malcolm, Blue Ridge College, night, October 29, at 8:00. The public speakers, one of them being had Baltimore and Broadfording; the This does not likely include the val- were four husband several weeks ago. She New Windsor, Md. is cordially invited to be present. Prof. Mrs. Frank E. Mann, of W. Va.. a del- been visiting in Baltimore and return- Fisher. director of the Music Depart- Rev. C. W. Fink, Blair's Valley, ue of the seized paraphernalia, nor of manufatcure, nor egate to the Houston Democratic con- ed home on Sunday evening with her Hurricane Relief Fund. ment, has announced a series of con- Sharpsburg, Maple Grove and Kaiser- liquors in course of ville; the Rev. William Jackson. of local fines and penalties not under vention, and another was Mrs. Wm. niece, Miss Gladys Grimes, a school certs for this year, to be given by B. Malney, a Catholic, from New teacher, and her sister-in-law was regrets that a contribu- both faculty and students, and design- Samples Manor, Antietam, Mt. Briar Federal jurisdiction. The Record Considering the fact that some York. visiting her after Miss Grimes left. tion of $1.00 for Hurricane relief ed to afford entertainment and appre- and Pleasantville; the Rev. F. H. Dr. C. A. Stultz testified that death ciation to music lovers. Admission Snavely, Hagerstown Mission; the states and municipalities are obstruct- Senator Norris. of Nebraska, one from J. Thomas Wantz, was uninten- La Follette style of was due to drowning, and not to the concluding free. Rev. S. A. Kipe, Brunswick; War- ing the work of the Federal officials, of the original tionally omitted from our encouragement of law vio- "progressives," has come out for ullet which had failed to penetrate week. The same has been fieldsburg, Creagerstown and Augus- not only by report, last lation, but by failure to co-operate Gov. Smith, and will make speeches o the brain. added to our receipts and reported, Marriage Licenses. ta, to be supplied; The Rev. John H. Gonso, General Evangelist; the Rev. with the government, the figures giv- for him from now until election day. making a total of $52.50. to those not with Gov. Smith on prohi- subscriptions John A. Neudecker and Vesta E. J. A. Saxten, superintendent; the Rev. en are decidedly reassuring Ho is "Did anybody comment on the way Several additional who believe in law enforcement, and bition, but says there is no other place "One have since been received by Mrs. W. Racrins, Carrollton, Md. Wilsos Hummelbaugh, the Rev. J. M. you handled your new car?" and the Rev. V. E. Heffner to correspondingly discouraging to law ••••en—neti—^e +e —e +1,en to support man made a brief remark: Fifty dol- A. Bower who will give them, and any Russell T. Young and Dorothy Gib- Carter labor where opportunity affords. violators. t‘-n TN lars and costs."—Boston Transcript. others, proper attention. son, Westminster. •

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The label on paper contains date to vented in all workers' clubs, railway While it may be true in some hind it every year; production in- which the subscription has been paid. stations, and village inns located not isolated cases that circumstances over creasing by millions—that's why ADVERTISING rates will be given on we're safe in saying there isn't an- application, after the character of the bus- far from manufacturing districts. which they have no control make it si Here you will find the other Sc cigar that's even a close answer to your iness has been definitely stated together The manufacture of beer also in- impossible for them to get ahead in with information as to space, position, and second to Havana Ribbon. Hi School problem for Clothing and Ac- length of contract. The publisher reserv- creased from 46,440,000 gallons to the world, these instances are excep- Best of all is the fact that Ha- , es the privilege of declining all offers for cessories. space. 86,400,000 gallons, and beer manu- tional. vana Ribbon contains no bitter Here you will get the high- ill All advertisements for 2nd., 3rd., 6th., facture has also been limited to no The old saying, "Where there's a under-ripe nor flat-tasting over- est and 7th. pages must be in our Office by ripe tobacco. quality Merchandise at year's will there's And no "cuttings" or lowest Tuesday morning each week; otherwise, less than 5 percent of last fig- a way," applies with full short ends to crumble in your mouth. Insertion cannot be guaranteed until the force prices. following week. ures. The commission in charge of to the practice of saving mon- But only long, fragrant, flavorful, the law also has in preparation plans ey. Those who do not save or who mellow-mild, fully-ripe middle FRIDAY, 1 Dress OCTOBER 26, 1928. to regulate the hours of sale of alco- think they cannot are not fair with leaves of choice tobacco plants. Can Materials Nev Shirts, Ties, Belts you imagine such a thing in a 5c Entered at Taneytown Postoffite as Second holic drinks, and to prevent boot-leg- themselves. They are unvvilIng to in Prints, Plain and Printed and other Class Matter. cigar? Dig up a nickel and get the accessories for the ging. make certain sacrifices. Their minds reality of it! Voiles, Percales and Ginghams. the boys. You'll tie up to Ha- All washable All articles en this page are either orig- are biased by false vana Ribbon for good. And you'll and new in designs inal pride or egotism. H5 and or properly credited. This has al- Disappointed fatten your savings bank colors. wqvs been a fixed rule with this Office, and Voters. Their viewpoint is incorrect. account Shoes and Slippers suggest right smartly with the money its the adoption of it by our ex- If they should think the problem 55 changes. Election facilities in many parts of low price will save you. Sold singly, Stockings and Hose for for school wear that are durable, clear through they would determine to by the box and in Practical Pocket stylish and modestly the country seem hopelessly inade- School. priced. For THE CANDIDATES. find ways by which they could save Packagec of five. Everywhere. the girl either high or low heel quate to handle the crowds that will ways by which they could save some- Silk, Rayon and Lisle Hose. pump or tie oxford in patent,kid For President and Vice-President. go to the polls on November 6. The or colors. For the boy thing even though the amounts be Bee Masters Not in All colors in silk and silk and good HOOVER AND CURTIS REP. situation in Philadelphia is typical. rayon hose. Fancy short hose for sturdy oxfords and shoes in black SMITH AND ROBINSON DEM. small. and tan. Many of the divisions are too large, Accord Over "Ringing" the children. VARNEY AND EDGERTON PRO. Upon one's ability to find such ways and even the provision of additional The old bee masters differed great- of saving money, depends very much ly on the efficacy of the picturesque Fall Hats and Caps For U. S. Senator. booths—if the quarters will accorn- of one's chances of Scarfs, Fancy Pins, success in life. custom of "ringing" bees, according to WM. CABELL BRUCE DEM. modate them—will not materially re- This is have arrived and we are show- PHILLIPS L. GOLDSBOROUGFI a phase of the matter that a writer Garters REP' lieve the congestion. George F. in the Detroit News. Edmund ing the best styles and quality in should be given the deepest consid- Southern's "Treatise Concerning the and all those other school needs Hats and Caps, at very reason. Holmes, president of the County Com- for For House Representatives. eraton. Also it should be borne in Right Use and Ordering of Bees," girls. able prices. missioners, will ask the Court of LINWOOD L. CLARK REP. mind that those who are not sufficient- printed in 1594, says: "When WILLIAM COLE Common Pleas to suspend the elec- P. DEM. ly interested in their own welfare to the swarm° Is up it is not tion-law provision that only those in- good lay by a certain portion of their earn- to ring them, as some doe, Scrambled National Politics. side the polling places and holding nay It is a common thing WWWWWWWMM4-6-444111Viall11-MI ings for the future do not care enough where ballots in their hands at the closing there is no experience to keep a great about real success ever to achieve any —OFFICERS— It is a deal easier this year, hour may vote. -If this move fails, stirre and lay on either with a Ba- for one to tell what he does not know substantial place in the affairs of men EDW. 0. hundreds of Philadelphians may be son, Kettle or Frying pan taking (as WEANT, President. G. WALTER WILT, Cashier. about the result of the coming elec- Before there can be success there the E. H. deprived of the franchise because of connnon proverb is) great pains SHARETTS, Vice-Pres. CHAS. R. ARNOLD, Asst. Cashier must be a desire to succeed. and have fion, than what he knows; for it is a the crowds. And little thanks: for by such —DIRECTORS:— this desire must be so deep means they make settled fact that the vote is not going that it ov- the bees angrie and FDW. 0. WEANT J J WEAVER, .1tf. New York City officials are puzzled ercomes every go further to represent parties, or past majori- barrier.—Am. Society to settle than otherwise EDWIN H. SHARETTS as to how they can accommodate for Thrift. they would." MILTON A. KOONS ties, for party lines are broken down G. WALTER more than 2,000,000 registered voters Samuei Puchas, WILT GEO. A. ARNOLD as they never were before, not only in a rector in Essex with the 2075 voting machines avail- at the time, wrote: "There is this ARTHUR W. FEESER the "solid South," but in the North, The Remembered Gift. able. Binghamton, N. Y., will be benefit of ringing, that if you have West and East. forced to use paper ballots to supple- "Remember it? I should say neighbors near you that keep bees The prohibition question is no long- I do!" ments its machines. Similar problems The big man's face beamed with hap- you may give notice thereby to pre- THE BIRNIE TRUST CO. er a third-party affair, but is right py recollection. vent wrangling exist in scores of towns and cities if some of theirs out at the front. Though many of the Someone had, in more or less of a should rise at the same time. But if TANEYTOWN, MD. throughout the country. No presi- business way, spoken of The Youth's they will not be stayed, but hastening 1 party leaders belittle it as an issue, dential campaign Companion. has ever aroused And just the mention of on still, go beyond your bounds, the Capital Stock; $40,000.00 it refuses to stay in the purely moral its name—so far such a widespread desire to partici- as business was con- ancient law of Christendome permit- Surplus class, because the masses of the peo- cerned—broke up that meeting. $100,000.00 pate in the result. Efforts to get out But teth you to pursue them withersoever. ple will not let it be there. It is what fun those busy men had swap- Undivided Profits $22,000.00 the vote have met an unprecedented but our common law is more uncivil, creating more of the division than all ping recollectons of the days when response. It is regrettable that the the arrival of The Youth's for if your bees bee out of your Ord THE HONOR ROLL OF BANKS of the other differences put together. Compan- full effect of this response may not ion was the high spot of the whole ground your property is lost, if you The negroes, who have always been week. bee not be felt because of inadequate facili- more courteous." depended on to vote the Republican Rare, indeed are the pleasures that Those Modern ties.—Phila. Ledger. we Skirts ticket, at least for president, are this remember so warmly over half a • -_ —• - century of years. But The Youth's Old Si Chestnut said the other year divided; partly, we presume, be- Thoughts of Modern day: "It is not the cost The Presidency vs. Hoover. Companion is still among them. of these modern skirts that seems to be worrying the women. cause the Ku Klux vote is for Hoover, Isn't there some boy or girl whom Girl Reading Novel It is apereep.'- and to seme extent because they have The Record has received a copy of you would like to make happy with Heavens why do they make books It isn't the amount of money you deposit in starting a bank a gift not been receiving as a cloth bound book on "The Presi- subscription? so long good-night I've only 37 account that really matters. It is the feeling of SECURITY, many appoint- In its new read dency vs. Hoover," by enlarged and improved pages counting skipping I the desire to save and accumulate. That's the real secret of hav- ments from Republican officials as Samuel Crow- form as a monthly wonder ing money ther, magazine, The where on earth on deposit. The habit grows until you are soon on the they have desired. This division has the first book of the character Companion has more to offer is that racy part Julie road to success. Bank with us. its told me been, to some extent, under way for that we have known to be published young Teaders than ever before—a about I wish I could find it this isn't a bit interesting here how the past four years, but seems a real in the interest of any candidate, in full book-length novel complete in Resources Over each issue; short stories and could any girl be such an idiot as $1,400,000.00. one this year. any campaign. As the gift of the serials so thrilling they will never even sus- this what's her name gosh I s'pose book seems to call for Mt• • • • 4,.• 9 • • • ttte • 9 • 9 • • • 9. ROXILIEVL9.9ItiLtIMIULILIMILILULtIMIB' The fact that Gov. Smith is a Cath- a notice of it, pect them of being a "good influence" DI have to go back and look up her we give the or olic, will lead some Protestant Demo- following that fully an- the "right kind of reading"—arti- name where she first came in and who I crats to vote against him. There swers the question—What has Mr. cies by outstanding men and women on earth is this peculiar is that will Ricardo per- Hoover done? which is fire their young ambition— son who is no openly organized movement in that hardly a ques- comments on current saying something now I tion affairs—puz- can't direction, but that there will be-a split of partisanship. zles, poems, guides to the best in remember what he is to her if OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED anything I 40 ONES' of some importance on this account, "Mr. Hoover's present or recent po- books and moving pictures—special loathe characters like hint sitions of importance, departments for anyways so high-minded and every- is a sure thing. largely domes- both boys and girls tic, include the following: covering their own favorite activities. thing poisonous like that gosh I wish PLYMOUTH ROCICS The Farmer question, one of the President, American Child Health You may give some boy or girl a I didn't have to wade through this BARRED big issues, is being discussed by both Association; Chairman, American Re- truly fine gift by accepting the fol- conversational part but everybody is lief — EGGS, CHICKS AND BREEDING sides, for votes, very largely; and Assocation Children's Fund; lowing offer: raving about the books this author STOCK — Chairman, Commission 1. The neither have definite solution be- for Relief in Youth's Companion, 12 big what's his name — FOR SALE YEAR ROUND — a Belgium Educational Foundation; monthly numbers, and keeps writing be- cause neither can possibly have one. Trustee, Carnegie Institution; Trus- 2. Two extra numbers to new sub- cause he is supposed to. lae so darned Plant Under Supervision of the If there is any one big question in this tee, Stanford University; Chairman, scribers ordering within 30 days, and clever or something gosh I wish he'd Delaware State Board of Agriculture dry up thirty-seven Zountry that is purely for C.ongress St. Lawrence Waterway Commission; 3. A copy of "WE" in 12 colors, pages and no neck- Member of Central Committee, Amer- framing size 13x24 inches. All for lag yet heavens what a bore I wonder to work out, this is it; and it hinges A. C. Jones Poultry Farm, Georgetown, Del ican Red Cross; Member of Advisory only $2. I what that word umbrage means it PHONE ISO on the tariff and world conditions, Board. Hoover War Library and Food THE YOUTH'S COMPANION ' says she took umbrage I wonder if supply and demand, as no other ques- Research Institute, and Chairman, S. N. Dept., Boston, Mass, that's a drug or something this is Better Homes in America. Subscription Received tion does. No candidate can person- at this Office- getting good I bet that's what it means He has also served the posts repre- ally offer any sure settlement of it, senting both domestic and foreign I wonder how you look up a word in satisfactory to farmers and consum- responsibilities, it will be noted, as Ants Never Found at the dictionary I've never done it yoti have. to ers at the same time. President of the American Institute of Loss know what letters come after Mining Engineers and the American in Finding Water each other or something to, find any- The big old tariff question and the Engineering Council, as Chairman of In a thirsty Mod where, as some- thing in a dictionary I guess I'll read country, attendant prosperity of the the American Relief Administration times happens in South Africa, a the last two pages and see how the is as big as it ever was, and as pro- and the Commission for Relief in Bel- three-years' drought dries up every thing comes out.—Kansas City Star. lific in argument; and even this is gium, as United States Food Admin- blade of grass, the white ants always istrator, as a member of breaking as a dividing question be- the United have water. The reason has been States War Council; as Chairman of found by M. Marais, a South African tween parties. It is no longer held the United States Food Administra- Yankee invented naturalist. The ants are water-find- Scissors to be a sure Democratic doctrine, ac- tion Grain Corporation, the United ers and well-sinkers. It was a Yankee genius, Seth Boy- cepted by all sections, that the tariff States Sugar Equalization Board, the den by name, who bro..ght out the first TI-IE NEW Allied Food Council and the American On a Transvaal farm while a man's revenue only" and as pair of scissors, should be "for Relief Administration in twelve Euro- well was being sunk the borers came made by wAding on FARQUHAR SAWMILL nearly "free trade" as possible. And pean countries, and in Armenia; as a upon a tiny two-inch shaft running in- soft backing or iron backing a high With Quick Acting causes for the grade steel blade, with hapdles Feed this fact adds to the member of the Supreme Economic to the earth. The ants had been Wide Feed Belt "splitting" of parties. Council, as Chairman of the European there before them! They had sunk fashioned to fit the hand, and it was It ?4,tioyotRtrotOctill , „ Food Council and the European Coal In 1826 that Invention was given to via. DOTINCTIVE IMARE gRANITE New Automatic Gmred Set Works , And last, but not least in a few an ant well 63 feet deep to where Council, as Vice-Chairman of the Sec- the world. It is rega riled from a me- states, the "Progressive" vote. No- water was to be found. Quickly Handled Skis Operating Dog is ond Labor Conference, as Chairman chanical view as unique and of the Up and down this shaft, night and This new line meets every possible body knows just what 'progressivism' of the European Relief Council, as a greatest importance two, demand day, water-carrying ants went, each to the world. for rapid economical stands for, but some talk and act as member of the Advisory Board of the a pzoduction of accurate.ly Conference, bearing its drop of water. It took sawed lumber. Sizes for tractor or heavier though they think they know; so in Washington Arms as a member of the World War Debt Com- each ant half an hour to get down to power. Log Beam Carriage for long, slender Lightning Freak HAMMAKER /,,ivatk, BROTHERS logs; Head three or four Western states there is mission, as Chairman of the Colorado the reservoir, draw its water, and Block Carriage for standard saw- Ever wonder why the victim of a ing. Railroad Ties. etc. the La Follette vote of 1924 to go to River Commission, as President of the bring it up to the nest. Then down THURMONT ''‘14,'GETTYCBURG1 summer lightning stroke usually has Write for somebody in November. International Radio Conference and again it went. There appeared to be S3Wnlikr, Bulletin. It shows. how a the National Conference on Street and tho ilrrn frOM his shoes? The small investment will bring big returns. And, the women must not be for- night shifts and day shifts, and the explanation is in perspiration, says Highway Safety, and as Chairman of night ants worked the gotten. In fact, their Notes may name the National Committee on Wood hardest. tile Earm Journal. 'rhe lightning A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Limited It may be true, as declared by M. the next President, and Mr. HoJve,.• Utilization and the National Radio travels in a flash to the shoes where Dos GO, York, Pa., U. S. A. Forel, the greatest living authority seems to be the preference of the Conference. Last year also he was on It encounters the moisture which is ants, that they are creatures working most of them. And all of this, brIef- chosen as a matter of course to direct quickly converted into steam. The re- the perplexing work of relief and re- almost wholly by instinct, and only to sult is an expkwien. ly sketched, goes to show that it is cuperation in the flooded districts of the extent of about 2 per cent by in- easier to speculate over what one does the Mississippi Valley. telligent or reflective observation ; but not know, than over what one does Although he has handled billions of when it comes to water finding, their J-:shua's Dictation DR. W. A. R. BELL, suspi- know, and that picking the winner on dollars, there has never been a intuition makes them hard to beat. A small boy, when asked by his he cion of graft by any one—not even by Sund:ly school teacher what Optometrist. Nov. 6, is impossible be sure about. the lowest of the employes. And he he knew YELLOW had to employ many thousands of about Joshua, answered : PENCIL Main Office Cor. Market and Church workers of all nationalities and from "Joshua was a man who told his WITH THE St., Frederick. Md. Russia Goes Back to Partial Prohibi- son to stand still and all walks of life." As many words are mispronounced he did." RED tion. By Special Appointment, will in as are misspelled, according to a The only comment on this, says the BAND be Few Persons Who May not Save writer in capper's Weekly. "Among Christian i` dvocate. Is that Joshua-was Taneytown, from 4:00 to 9:00 P. M., the second Thursdays In Russia, by order of the govern- Money. the misprianninced ones," he .ccs •fal than thE• mod- on and fourth says, of each month. ment a rule limiting the manufacture 'are a v hi tor, aviation and radiator ern fat ler. of vodka, the Russian high-powered Students of economic conditions in The first 'a' is pronounced as ill 'ate,' liquor containing 40 percent alcohol, this country tell us that poverty is 'late," not as in 'rather.' • The word Grows in Many Places Louise Rice,woad famous graphologist, Phone 63W or call at A 'grimy' is often pronounced as if It can positively read your talents, virtues and other alcoholic drinks, including steadily being eliminated through the The pecan is one of the most cos- were spelled •grInitny."I'he T should and faults in the drawings, words and SARBAUGH'S JEWELRY STORE, beer, has been adopted, as paving the processes of education. There was a mopolitan of all the be given the long sound. 'Route' is native trees. It what nots that you scribble when "lost way to complete prohibition. time within the memory of many now 11:gh. dry laildS, often pronounced 'rout.' It sloaad be lii11:ty, in thought". Taneytown, Md. Following the war the government living when dire poverty existed in loom and light sandy soils, and in Send your "scribblings" or signature 'root; The word 'address.' 111''''"i,.'! r;ver holt onis whero water does not for analysis. Enclose the picture of the Mikado repealed the war-time prohibitory law every city if not in every community. the superscription on a letter, is not head, cut from a box of Mikado pencils, and stand during the ten for appointment. the result being that the consumption The general standard of living has add-ress, but plain address with ac growing season. cents. Address Louise Rice, care of of vodka jumped from 2,160,000 gal- been steadily advancing for the last cent Ola last s)liable." 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Senator William Cabell Bruce, Democratic candi- By Others of Prominence New York Herald-Tribune (Independent Republican) date for re-election to the United States Senate, has more recognition for his knowledge, been accorded HON. JAMES M. BECK (former Solicitor General, "It is no news to Maryland voters that they have in courage than any other Maryland Senator ability and United States, now member of the House: of Senator Bruce a representative of high capacity and years. Here are some of the expressions for many Representatives). courage." by fellow-Senators, others in public life and leading newspapers: "I have known the senior Senator (Mr. Bruce) for New York Evening Post (Republican). years and know him to be a man of equal courage and • By His Colleagues of all Parties integrity. When he, with his profound knowledge of "Senator Bruce is evidently a man who knows what American history and Constitutional law, reached a SENATOR JAMES A. REED, OF MISSOURI (Democrat). he thinks and is not afraid to let the country know." different interpretation of the Constitution than that (Editorial). which I have suggested, it makes me wonder whether "Senator Bruce. of Maryland * * * made * * * my interpretation * * * may not be erroneous." the ablest presentation of the anti-prohibition case, (Address before the Eastern Shore Society of Mary- New York Commercial. submitted by any public man, since the ratification of land, March 9, 1928). the Eighteenth Amendment." (New York Times, "The country needs more men in the Senate like April 6, 1926). HON. JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS, ex-Senator from Mis- Senator Bruce." (Editorial). • sissippi. SENATOR WM. H. KING, OF UTAH, (Democrat). Chicago Journal of Commerce "I think he (Governor Ritchie) and Senator Bruce represent an element in present-day American politics "Mr. Bruce is an honor to the Senate and "The eminent Senator from Maryland, a lawyer of an honor that is worthy of all praise. Unlike the average to Maryland." (Editorial). ability and a historian of recognized standing, has poli- by him * * * tician, they are not lacking in political courage and that reached the eminent station occupied means and ambition." a lot in this day and generation." (In an in- by energy and genius and courage terview Philadelphia Public Evening Ledger (Independent). 1928, p. 2507.) with Mr. L. C. Speers of the New York (Congressional Record, February 3, Times). "Senator Bruce of Maryland * * * has, by the SENATOR WM. E. BORAH, OF IDAHO, (Progressive Re- courageous exercise of a Fttle political common sense, publican). By Leading Newspapers lifted himself into a position of intellectual leadership, which makes him a force to be reckoned with." Baltimore Sun (Independent). "Senator Bruce is one of the ablest men in the Unit- ed States Senate. He is a man of intellect, of great Philadelphia Inquirer (Republican.) culture, and of magnificent courage." (Debate with "Mr. Bruce has the distinction of rising to the height President Butler, of- Columbia University, p. 33). of comprehension and leadership on a subject of im- "It is the voice of a Democrat of the old school. "A few days ago the able Senator Bruce from Mary- mense national importance (Taxation). * * * Mr. These words might well have been uttered by sturdy land addressed the Senate upon the question now pend- Bruce's patriotic vision and understanding promise to Grover Cleveland himself." ing (World Court). I think we will all agree that this lead it (the Democratic Party) once more into the scholarly address is one of those in this debate which promised land of success. We have a right to be FREDERICK WILLIAM WILE, Washington Evening Star will likely be referred to in future times." (Con- proud that a Maryland Senator is putting Maryland to (Independent). gressional Record, January 22, 1926, p. 2555.) the front in a s;tuation so vital to the country and to the Democratic Party." (Editorial). "Senator William Cabell Bruce, Democrat of Mary- SENATOR HENRIK STIIPSTEAD, OF MINNESOTA, (Farm- land, is a master of the English language, as becomes er-Laborite.) the man now New York Times (Independent generally regarded as the scholar of Con- Democrat). gress." "The Senator from Maryland (Mr. Bruce), who is a man of very notable character, has a very charming "By such frank and explicit utterances Mr. Bruce Greenville, S. C., Democrat-Sun. personality, and is recognized as having one of the confirms the good opinion of those who maintained minds in the Senate at the present keenest and ablest * * * that his election would be an honor to the State "The Senator from time." (Congressional Record, February 11, 1927, p. Maryland is like one of those of Maryland and a-strong reinforcement for the Unit- giants of pre-Civil War days, who thought of their : 3499). ed States Senate." (Editorial). • country, first and last and all the time." (Editorial). "Advertisement by authority of Jos. :4,11:1 S. Goldsmith, Treasurer. AnAnsuutajl=CR+ gyneekiegeRee •.• kt 440.: • •• •• OAR • • .. •040. ... *7ik. v. Ma= , -4- + 4- 4- ±.• •• •• •• ••

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Durint, the standing between themselves and their Middle ages it was customary for doc- dogs. In the real sheepdogs there tors to write cook books and most seems to be an inbred instinct which the culinary volumes of these times enables them to do the work that is came from . the medical profession. expected of them. It is a natural gift, Cookery was considered akin to heal- TRULY an artistic memorial is the Keelty tribute. Its simple which is developed when brought into ing. Doctor Lister, author of a fine A grace and contour plus its talented craftsmanship givesi t companionship with the shepherd. cook book and physician to Queen an air of distinctive refinement. The splendid James Hogg, the Ettrick shepherd, Anne, wrote: "I do not conside my- execution of its wrote much regarding the sagacity of self as hazarding anything when I say symbolic ornamentation is worthy of appreciation. his dogs. 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The the central place of your heart is a GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE: the most comfortabla the closed models—full width dogs enjoy their work, and seem to wireless station. As long as it re- rear seats providing plenty of delight in anticipating the wishes of ceives messages of beauty, hope, cheer, 1111113-111111111111-11-11-1r13111111111WinFIVI41111114-111511-1111FIFIIN automobile motorists room for three adult passengers the shepherds. grandeur, courage, and power, from —deep, soft upholstery—the lounging spaciousness of the the earth, from men and from the In- have ever known--- interiors-- all combine with young. When Rats and Other Pests finite, so long you are NOTICE! Not only beautiful, not only Buick's famous cantilever the wires are down and all the cen- symmetrical, not only luxurious springs and Lovejoy Hydraulic Distributed by Wind tral places of your heart are covered —but an entirely new style—an shock absorbers to produce the There have been many insect show- with snows of cynicism and the ices alluring new mode of car highest degree of riding luxury ers, and small frog showers are not of pessimism, then you are grown old YOUR DEAD ANIMALS design- ever attained. unknown. One was witnessed near —even at twenty.—Nuggets. -a mode so true and sound and See this new Buick—drive it— the prove to yourself it's the Buick Toulouse by Professor Pontus, in REMOVED PROMPTLY beautiful that it forecasts trend of smart body-design for of Buicks and the car of cars! 1804. But the most unpleasant show- The Clipper Ship years to come— er of all fell in Norway. A colony Anniversary The period of the clipper ship was Call "LEIDY" same artistry, the same 'The Silver of rats migrating from the highlands The the golden age of merchant sailing. craftsmanship which make this to the lowlands was swept up . by a WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND beautiful The first real clipper, the Rainbow, new Buick the most whirlwind and strewn over the next PHONES 259 - 156-J automobile of the day also BUICK was launched in New York in 1845. valley. make it the most comfortable With Mesterpiece Bodies By Fisher repeal of British navigation laws In the past, people have attributed The Always on the Job. and the California gold rush these showers to witchcraft, but the in 1849 In 1848 gave a marvelous impetus to 11-4-tf truth is, of course, that the wind was building of ships. One of the at the bottom of the mischief. Trav- the 9 Mr 7AP-51 0,1 it 9111ktttittlett. te tt9.9 titilittIPt-9.2.1.9.9_9.9 sensational events of the period was FRANK E. SNYDER, Union Bridge, Md. eling with a circular motion, the wind of the American Oriental VriairirriThaMiriaThMirk will sweep up light objects like a the voyage — — _ - "••••••._ This was the first ship of gigantic vacuum cleaner and bear in 1850. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM. nation to carry tea from China. . them for miles through the air. the In every case recorded these strange HIGHEST CASH PRICES showers have been accompanied by Study at West Point extraordinary weather— waterspouts, Foreign governments are permitted Paid for whirlwinds, or tremendous thunder- to chose representatives of their use the RECORD'S Columnsc! storms. countries who wish to receive Instruc- FARMER DRESSED HOGS tions at the United States Military Made Matters Worse academy. These gcvernments make He had been receiving anonymous 'special requests to the congress of HAHN BROS. letters. Nasty ones. • Though the the Linnet: States. Congress by spe- handwriting was decidedly individual, cial. act can provide for the gradua- Westminster, Md. detectives had not been able to trace tion of such foreigners. These men PHONE 345 2-24-tf the poison-penner. however. do not receive a C(1111111kSioill army. or Best Results. He went to a fancy-dress ball re- in the United States 99/le .99,9-9.t.W.IP 99919 9 019 9 -t-9.9.t 9A.t-•-•• • 9 • • • THECARROLLRECORD FEESERSBURG. BRIDGEPORT. New Federal Highway Maps. HISTORY IS TAUGHT KENTUCKY'S RIFLES Did the oldest inhabitant ever see Those who visited Clarence Putman, Always the question uppermost in ARE PUT ON SHOW FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1928. a bigger crop of nuts? Surely there wife and family, on Sunday, were: the motorist's mind before starting BY MUMMY FAMILY is plenty for the small animals to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Koons and fam- on a long or short trip is "What kind store in preparation for a hard win- ily, Evelyn and Leslie; Mrs. Asbury of roads will I find?" He may now CORRESPONDENCE ter—acorns and hickory nuts, shell- Sprankle, all of Waynesboro, Pa. know what kind he will find on the Scientists Study Remains of Old Flintlocks Given to Uni- abundant too, barks and walnuts are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keilholtz, of United States System of Highways, versity Museum. and better quality than usual. Emmitsburg, spent Sunday evening says the Bureau of Public Roads of Ancient ig.gyptians. Latest Items of Local News Furnished A number of our folks motored to with Mr. and Mrs. John Keilholtz and the United States Department of Frederick Fair, last week. A big family. Agriculture. It has prepared maps Detroit.—A family of Egyptian mum- Philadelphia.—A gift of 35 "Ken- By Our Regular Staff of Writers Fair, fine weather, and crowds in at- The following visited at the home that will show him. He may now mies 3,000 years dead are teaching tucky" rifles of the. Revolutionary collections of All communications for this department tendance. of Edgar Valentine, wife and family, know just where he will have to history to a little group of studious period, one of the few must be signed by the author; nor for pub- On Friday evening, Thaddeus on Sunday: Helen Valentine, of Fred- travel over gravel roads, sand-clay, Detroiters. its kind in this country, has been re- lication, but as an evidence that the items Blocher and wife, and their aunts,Mrs. erick; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Valentine, and correct. bituminous macadam, waterbound They are telling curious and amaz- ceived by the University of Pennsyl- aontributer are legitimate Edith Gilbert and Miss Emma, Bloch- B. J. Hobbs and Charles Harner. macadam, bituminous concrete, con- Items based on mere rumor, or such as are ing things about themselves and others vania museum through the generosity likely to give offense, are not wanted. er, all of Littlestown, called on Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haugh, of crete, or brick roads. of J. Stogdell Stokes. We desire correspondence to reach our C. S. Koons. Detour, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. of their kind, who walked the earth The first series of uniform scale importance of the gift, says Mike on Thursday, if at all possible. It Mr. and Mrs. John Liddell, former- Harry Stonesifer, on Sunday. maps ever made showing the status of ten centuries before the beginning of The will be necessary, therefore, for most let- strange Joseph Downs, curator of the deco- ters to be mailed on Wednesday, or by ly Mrs. Arthur Newman, of Balti- Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and improvement of the Federal-aid sys- the Christian era, relating Fast Mail, west, on W. M. It. It.. Thurs- more, called at the Birely home, on family, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey tem of highways is completed, with facts, revealing long sought mysteries, rative arts at the museum, arises from day morning. Letters mailed on Thurs- Thursday last. Rentzel, near Gettysburg, on Sunday the exception of California and Texas, a splendid civili- the unique part the "Kentucky" rifle day evening may not reach us in time. bringing to life again Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Blocher, of afternoon. and is ready for dstribution. Maps zation that vanished generations ago. played in the early days of conquer- Littlestown, and son, Paul Blocher, of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dern entertain- of these two States will be finished Dr. S. Edward Sanderson, Detroit ing the wilderness and producing a KEYMAR. Silver Springs, and Mrs. Mary Koons, ed Ethel Dern, and Ida Moser, of within a short time. These maps physician, and Benjamin March, cura- livelihood for the pioneers and also In spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick on Sunday. show the status of improvements of the winning of the Revolutionary war., Mr. Thomas M. A. Stoner, a retir- Starr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dern and tor of Asiatic arts in the Detroit Mu- the Federal-aid system in each State The name dates back to a time not ed farmer, after being seriously ill Frank Keefer and family, spent daughter, Reatta; Mrs. Raymond regardless of whether the construc- seum of Art, have joined forces in only one day, died at his home in Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Nathan Roop and son, Murray; Mrs. Robert tion has been done with the aid of the the study of the mummies. Doctor long after Daniel Boone had returned Keymar, last Friday night, at 11:30 Hollenbaugh and family, in Pleasant Grimes and daughter, Louise, spent Federal Government, by the States, Sanderson has called upon the X-ray from his memorable adventures in the, o'clock, aged 81 years, 3 months and Valley. several days with Mr. D.'s daughter, by the counties, or by the townships. to aid him in his search for further wilderness west of the Cumberland. to complica- 9 days. Death was due L. K. Birely and sister, and Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christensen and A system of symbols indicates the knowledge of these silent spokesmen mountains. tions. Mr. Stoner was a highly re- Koons visited the stone-cutter, in Lib- daughter, in Philadelphia, Pa. type of improvement of all the roads Many of these old flintlocks bear. was of the past and March brings a com- spected citizen of Keymar. He ertytown, on Monday. Jan Baumgardner, wife and son, and whether the work was done with the names of their makers inscribed' every way. He leaves a plete and thorough knowledge of the generous in Harold Crumbacker and daughters, visited Russell B. Ohler,wife and fam- or without the assistance of the Fed- on the barrels—names chiefly of Ger- wife, who was Miss Laura V. E. Bow- motored to Waynesboro, on ily, artistic side of ancient Egypt, to aid Sunday Sunday. eral Government. man derivation. They were made in man. one sister, Mrs. Wm. R. Keefer. and brought his mother, Mrs. George Raymond Baumgardner, wife and Sheets are of uniform size, some in the undertaking. Funeral took place Monday morning, Crumbacker, along home with him, to family, visited Fleet Gall and wife, of States requiring two,and are so bound Possibilities Endless. eastern Pennsylvania, most authorities at 10:30 o'clock, with all services at assist in their moving to this village, Thurmont, Sunday. that they may be punched and placed This is an exceedingly novel and agreeing that Lancaster probably was the house. Interment in Beaver Dam during the next week. Isaac Motter wife and family, of in a loose-leaf atlas. original experiment and both men in- the center of the industry. Stoner was a member cemetery. Mr. Mrs. Harold Crumbacker accom- Baltimore, Miss Mary Motter, of Tan- The maps are called progress maps, sist that they have accomplished very The stocks were made of curly of the Church of the Brethren. Ser- panied her cousns, Dr. and Mrs. eytown, visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer and the series will be published per- maple, the most decorative obtain- Jesse little in spite of their intensive stud- vices were conducted by Elders Hitchcock, of Woodsboro, to Balti- Motter, on Sunday. iodically to register any change in able, and this often was inlaid with Daniel Metz, assisted by ies. Both believe, however, that the Cline and more, on Sunday, to visit their aunt, improvement of the hghways. silver wires and carved with scrolls. the pastor of the Union Bridge M. P. Sue Clapsaddle, who is in poor health "Inside" Information for Women. possibilities of the venture are end- Church. The funeral was largely at- at this time. less, and express the hope that some- They were inevitably overlaid in parts tended; the floral designs were many Revival meeting began in Middle- Do you know Leaflet 28, "Lamb as thing of great value may some day with brass appliques cut in graceful and beautiful. burg church, on Sunday evening, con- You Like It"? It contains many King George Tickled come out of the undertaking. designs with spread eagles or other Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Grumbine, ducted by Rev. H. C. Richmond, and suggestions on cooking lamb proper- "If we are to know and understand conventional decoration. By pressing sons, and Pearre Sappington, of at Forestalling Pitt two Rev. A. A. Pierce in charge of the ly. and may be obtained for the ask- the men and women of the present, an ingeniously concealed spring in the Unionville, spent last Sunday after- music. Stirring topics and several ing from the United States One January evening, the Mulches-, Depart- we must know something of those who stock, which releases a hinged cover, noon at the home of Mrs. Fannie illustrated lectures are on the pro- ment of Agriculture. ter (Eng.) Guardian relates, Dr. Man- the patch box is revealed. This held Sappington. lived in the past," Doctor Sanderson gram Squash, as well as pumpkin, can be ners Sutton was giving a dinner party the grease for the small pieces of Mrs. Marshall Bell, spent ten days Next Sunday will says. "If we took away all the knowl- be an attractive used for pie filling. As these pies at his deanery at Windsor, when a; linen or buckskin with which the ball in New York, at the home of her day at Mt. Union, with Sunday School contain eggs and milk, they must be visitor was announced, who insisted edge we have acquired from our study niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. was "patched" in loading. and Communion Service in the morn- cooked in moderate oven. To prevent upon seeing him immediately. Sut- of dead ”aces and vanished peoples Horwitz. ing; ingathering of fruits and vege- the crust from becoming soggy, pre- ton, in no very amiable mood, went we would be very ignorant indeed. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Burkholder were tables for Deasoness' Mother House bake it until it is delicately colored, "Egyptian mummies are especially recent guests at the home of Mr. and in into the hall, to find George II stand- Old Canvas Believed evening, at which time, 7:30 P. M., but not brown, before putting in the interesting to study because Egypt Mrs. Scott Bollinger. George Mather, of Westminster, will filling. ing there. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Barr, after give illustrations of "Yellow Stone There are no household methods of "How d'ye do? flow d'ye do?" said! was the great melting pot 3,000 years Work of the Druids spending a week at the home of Mr. Park—the Nation's Wonder-land." Mr. setting the color in a dyed fabric. The the king, genially. "Come to let you ago. We can prove this racially. The London.—What is believed to be a and Mrs. R. W. Galt, returned to Bal- Mather recently returned from a tour use of salt vinegar, and other sub- knowyou're archbishop of Canterbury' old Egyptian was a masterful man. valuable discovery of Druidical re- timore, last Monday. of our Western National Parks, and stances has been found to do abso- —archbishop of Canterbury. D'ye ac-. "Some of the mummies are so per- mains have been uncovered by work- Mrs. George Dern and Mr. and can tell many interesting and beauti- lutely no good. Dyes, however, are cept. D'ye accept? Eh?" The aston- fectly preserved that it is still possible men at Amos Grove, Southgate, and Mrs. Bessie Mehring, attended the ful things about them. The so much hymns better now than they used to ished dean could only bow in token' to detect the presence of food in the an invitation has been sent the arche- funeral of Mrs. Dern's sister, Mrs. used will also be illustrated. Every- be, that it is usually satisfactory to stomachs of the children and to tell Baltimore, last Saturday. of acceptance. ological society to investigate. Grimes, in body welcome, and a generous offer- try a sample of the goods you think something of their diet. We find Dr. and Mrs. George Halley and ing solicited, for Home "All right," said the king. "See; The remains consist of two large Mission work. of buying, and if it does not run when grains, an old form son, Billy, left for their home in David Bair, of Kingsdale, who re- you wash it, or fade too much when you've got a party. Go back to your. of millet and deli- dark caves built of huge boulders, Idaho, last Saturday. cently made sale of his possessions, exposed to sunlight, it may be consid- guests." And he departed, chuckling, cate bits of young mice." many of which weight over three tons. Upton Mehring has made quite an moved a load of household .goods to ered reasonably fast in color. at having forestalled Pitt, who rode Two passive bodies lie still and quiet In front there is what appears to be improvement at his home, by laying the home of his son, Frank Bair, on Canned pineapple can be served in a posthaste- to Windsor next morning. upon the dissecting tables in the art an altar with sacrificial stones, and on driveway from the Keymar cement Tuesday; and expects to divide his number of appetizing ways when to suggest another nominee for museum hut even in their silence and one side there is an immense pillar hard road to his barn. time among the his children. fresh fruits become scarce. Pineapple office, only to find it filled. immobility they give up many secrets upon which representations of ser- Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gilson, Mr. and About a dozen men from this vi- pies, tarts, and sauce for dessert are in response to the proddings of skilled Rowe Ohler, and Mrs. Laura cinity pents can be traced. Mrs. appeared before the County all delicious. Pineapple and sweet po- scientific fingers, the searching eye of Devilbiss. of Emmitsburg, spent Wed- Commissioners, on tato .The remains as they stand are al- Monday A. M., to baked in alternating layers Rubbing It In. powerful nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. plead for another mile of good road, makes a good vegetable combination. X-ray machines. most completely hidden by mistletoe Brain Tissues Removed. R. W. Galt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crap- extending from the Union Bridge Fried sliced pineapple is often served Bill Jones hadn't heard from Mary and ivy, and big mounds of earth ster and family, of near Taneytown, 'road eastward to cross-roads, on the with meats, just as apple sauce or Smith in over a year. One day she March describes the procedure of an which it is now thought may conceal spent Sunday afternoon at the same Middleburg-Uniontown road;and were friend apples or a tart jelly is served. called him up at the office and asked Egyptian burial. The embalming of other relics of the Druids age, stand place. encouraged to place a foundation, and A good winter preserve can be made him to lend her his full dress suit. the body so perfectly that today, after near by. The caves stand within a and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowman the county will assist in covering with from canned pineapple and dried apri- Bill told her to go over to his house the lapse of. centuries, the bones, the short distance of the famous Mitch- two sons, Paul and Baby, spent last stone-chips and rolling. Work will cots. and get it. He'd call up the landlady muscles and sometimes the skin are Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. begin soon. enden Oak—a tree which is mentioned and it would be 0. K. to be seen. The vital organs were re- in the Doomsday Book. Russell Rinehart, Mt. Joy, Pa. Antique dealers have been search- About six months later, Bill was in- ing the homes in this locality, and moved and placed in four canopic The discovery was made upon an GAS MADE HER CROSS vited to a wedding. Then he was re- jars, each guarded by its particular god UNIONTOWN. paid some fancy prices for old relics. minded that Mary hadn't returned estate which once belonged to Lord Grand-father clocks and some wonder- CAN'T EAT OR SLEEP the dress suit. and so placed that it would be easy Iverforth, but widen is now being de- Mrs. G. W. Baughman is spending ful quilts are attractions now. That got him sore. So he called her for the whole body to reassemble veloped into plots for building pur- the week at H. B. Fogle's. Clinton Bair, who had the misfor- "When I ate I would bloat up with up on the phone. itself when the time came to enter poses. Mrs. Howard Hymiller, Harmons, tune to be thrown under the disc har- gas. I couldn't sleep, was cross and "Look here," he snapped at her. into a new life. was a week-end guest of Miss Diene row and considerably injured, not long nervous. Adlerika has given me real "Did you borrow that dress suit for- The X-ray has accomplished one ago, is recovering relief."—Mrs. M. Meyer. Sittig. and able to use his ever?" thing of definite value. It has demon- Seagull Loses Its Charles Caylor, Opposum Hollow, hand for corn-husking now. Adlerika relieves stomach gas and "Yes," she' answered sweetly. A valuable Guernsey cow belonging sourness in TEN minutes. Acting on strated the method by which the brain Popularity in Utah is spending the winter with his "We buried my father in it." tissues were brother, C. E. Caylor. to Omar Stauffer died on Sunday BOTH upper and lower bowel, it re- removed from the head without Salt Lake City, Utah.—The seagull, The property of the late Daniel night. moves old waste matter you never How It Happened. breaking the skull. Tiny bor. Washington Shaffer has consider- thought was in your system. Let ings through the nostrils are now be- once esteemed in Utah, Is not so pop- Fiscel, was sold at public sale, last ular now. Saturday, to Levi Frock, for $1200. ably brightened our village by apply- Adlerika give your stomach and bow- lieved to have freed the brain sub- Among the employes whose duties Some thirty years ago when Mor- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yingling and ing coats of light pain to all his build- els a REAL cleansing and see how are supposed to be discharged in the stances which were placed In their son, Edwin, spent Sunday at T. L. ings. much better you feel. It will surprise rear of a certain shop in Baltimore designated canonic jars. mondom was threatened with a crop you! Robert S. McKinney, Druggist, Invasion of Devilbiss. while the proprietor looks after mat- It has long been assumed by many devastation due to an EMMITSBURG. Taneytown, Md. of the graceful Ridgely Mering, Baltimore, visited ters in front are a couple of colored scientists that this was the method, crickets thousands his uncle, H. B. Mering, over Sunday. Advertisement from the Pacific ocean, men, who occasionly "take things but it needed the X-ray to reveal It In birds swept in Rev. M. L. Kroh, lately ordained as Miss Aimee Ohler, a student at easy." devoured the insect pests and averted Hood College, Frederick, Surprise Party. undisputed actuality. The X-ray plates pastor of Uniontown Charge, admin- spent the One afternoon they were engaged a possible famine. istered his first communion last Sun- week-end with her parents, Mr. and which demonstrate this method will be A very enjoyable surprise was held in a quiet game of seven-up on a bar- To show their appreciation Utahans day, at St. Paul's. A majority of Mrs. Edward Ohler. rel, when they were startled by the loaned to the University of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Zacharias and at the home of Ernest Hyser, Thurs- erected a monument in honor of their the members were present. day evening in suddent appearance of the boss,whom for class room study. Mr. and Mrs. Snader Devilbiss and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sperry, visited re- honor of Miss Hazel, winged friends. A great gull, sculp- it being her birthday. Games were they supposed to be in his usual place daughter, Miss Blanche, were week- latives in Pittsburg, several days this in front. tured with spread wings, is perched week. enjoyed by all. Refreshments were Hollind Turning From end visitors at Sparrow's Point. served. The boss was angry. "How is it," at the top. The ladies of the M. P. Church will Mrs. Harry Baker spent this week Those present were: Hazel and, he demanded, "that I find you fellows Wind to Electricity Now, the farmers complain, flocks serve dinner and supper on election with her niece, Mrs. Marker Lovell playing cards?" of the birds make their home near and Ruth Hyser, Amelia Annan, Anna The Flague.—Electricity is playing day, at the home of Mrs. Elwood Zol- family, near New Windsor. "I don't know, boss," was the re- Salt Lake and sally out into the fields Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frailey and Mae Kemper, Nadine Ohler, Emma a rapidly increasing part in the in- lickoffer. Graham, Mildred sponse of one of the darkies, "unless to gorge themseives on cherries, oth- We are glad to have Rev. J. H. children, spent Monday in Baltimore. Baker, Margaret dustrial life of Holland, as it is being Elliot, Anna Mae Motter, Betty it's on account of them rubber heels er fruits and grain crops. They are Hoch returned to this appointment Miss Pauline Frizell left, on Tues- you is wearing." found that, In spite of their pic- day, for Baltimore, and NeW York, Shaum, Dorothy Sell, Robert Fair, turesque character, windmills are so ravenous and bold they can scarce- for another year. Ross Brown, George Miss Pauline Lease, Westminster, where she will spend three weeks, Motter, Billy falling very much ly be shaken out of a fruit tree. Sell, John Shaum, Eugene Sell, Ar- Be a "Can-be". behind in their out- spent Sunday at Harry Wilson's. then go to Sarasota, Fla., where she put capacity. The capital for finan- There is growing demand that the will spend nold Graham, Mrs. Norris Sell, Mrs. the winter. There's a thousand "Can't-be-doners," cing conversions from wind power to law protecting gulls be repealed, and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Baker and Emory Hahn, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. A. DETOUR. Brown, Ernest Hyser and Cletus Rid- For one who says "It can"; electrical pqwer and for creating the bitterness of some farmers is such daughter, and Miss Pauline Frizell But the whole amount of deeds that that they advocate tearing down the and L. D. Baker, visited Mr. and Mrs. inger. electrical power for other purposes is Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Diller spent a count not always available and, seagull monument. Jacob Stambaugh, near Taneytown,on Is done by the latter clan. therefore, few days at Charlestown, W. Va. Sunday. an international finance corporation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Owens and fam- DIED. For the "Can't-be-doners" grumble, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harner and And hamper, oppose and doubt, has been founded, with a capital of Cat Loses Kittens, Wins ily, of Westminster. spent Sunday son. Richard, and George A. Ohler, Obituaries, poetry and resolutionsocharg- 10,030,000 florins, at Amsterdam. - evening with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. While the daring man who says "It Affections of Puppies visited relatives in Keysville, Sunday ed for at the rate of live cents per line. can," The holders of this capital are Breffie. afternoon. The regular death notices published free. Proceeds to work it out. Phoehl and Gutmann and Teizeira de New Orleans.—A unique rivalry for Rev. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Ohler and Mrs. five offspring Coahun, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cla- MatIos of Amsterdam; Chase Securi- the affections of was Laura Devilbiss, Mr. and Mrs. Basil MRS. WILLIAM HAWK. There isn't a new invention discovered at the home of Mrs. C. J. baugh, and Mrs. F. Rinehart were en- Gilson ties corporation and Speyer & Com- visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Merle Hawk, wife of Mr. Beneath the shining sun, Rocquin. A black-and-white cat, Min- tertained at dinner, on Sunday, at the Galt, Keymar, on Wednesday. William That was ever wrought by deed or pany of New York; Dresden bank and home of Mr. and Mrs. Hawk, Adams Co., Pa., died ette, lost her .three kittens through E. J. Clabaugh. at the Warner Hospital, Gettysburg, thought Darmstadter and National bank of Ernest Smith, of Hanover, Pa., KEYSVILLE. on Wednesday Of the tribe of "Can't-be-done." Berlin, and Hambros bank, London. death about the same time five collies spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and morning, from compli- cations, having been at the hospital For the "Can't-be-doners" mutter, Activity will not be restricted to were born to Bessie, the family dog. Mrs. Dorsey Diller. The C. E. Society of the Keysville for some time. While the "Can-be's," cool, sublime, !dinette immediately set about the Mr. and Mrs. Stitely, of New Her maiden name Holland, although the idea and the Lutheran Church will hold a Hallow- was Crabbs, daughter of the late Mr. Make their "notions" work till the oth- central organization have originated task of winning the affections of the Windsor, called on Mrs. Mary Roberts e'en social, in the basement of the and Mrs. John Crabbs, of Carroll ers smirk, here, but will be spread wherever young collies and has succeeded, much at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee church. on Monday evening, Oct. 29. "Oh, we knew it all, all the time!" County, and formerly lived in Taney- there is need of capital for electrical to the chagrin of Bessie. Erb, on Sunday. All members, and those who attend, town. She was in her 42nd. year. Mrs. John Coshun and Mrs. Ira are invited. She is survived by her husband, Oh, the "Can-be's" clan is meager, enterprises. It is possible that shares Caldwell, spent a few days at Read- Frank Waybright and wife, Get- whose former home was Taneytown Its membership is small, in electrical undertakings will he pur- ing, Penna., and were accompanied tysburg, and Lloyd Wilhide, wife and district, and And it's mighty few see their dreams chased, but the chief aim is to be able home by Mr. Caldwell. seven children; also by daughter, Doris, spent Sunday at the one. brother, Maurice Crabbs, West- come true, to supply loan capital of either a per- Dog Halts Traffic as Or hear fame's trumpet call; • home of W. E. Ritter and family. minster, and a half-brother and step- manent or temporary character. Those who spent Sunday at the But it's better to be a "Can-be," He Guards Dead Pal MANCHESTER. mother, living near Linwood. Beaumont, Texas.—A setter home of Calvin Hahn's were: Mr. Null Funeral services this And labor and dream and die, Friday, at Howe's Hair dog which refused to leave a Edward Carr and family, recently wife and daughter, and Miss Ola Al- noon, at her late home, followed by Than one who runs with the "Can't- Sold into their renovated new home, baugh. of York; Wilbur Hahn and interment in the Lutheran cemetery, be-domes" Ticonderoga, N. Y.—A lock of hair, canine pal in death caused mo- moved Who haven't the on North Main St. Mr. Carr is our wife, of Hanover; Mr. Koontz and Taneytown, the services being in pluck to try. preserved as a memento of Lord torists to send in a hurry call General Merchant. wife, of Johnsville; Herbert Eyler charge of Rev. D. S. Kammerer, pas- —Berton Braley. Howe, who was killed near here, has to the sheriff's office here. J. H. Brown recently moved into and wife, Bernard Babylon and wife, tor of St. Paul's Lutheran church. been purchased by S. H. P. Pell and When a deputy reached the and Mrs. William his residence, adjoining his feed Hahn, of Taney- Man So Nervous Gets placed on exhibition scene he found the faithful town, and Emory. Snyder, wife and in the museum store. His house from which he He that never changed any of his of old Port Ticonderoga. The lock (venture sitting beside the body moved was occupied on Saturday by daughter, Mildred, of Littlestown. opinions, never corrected any of his Sore When Spoken To Ben Morrison, wife and family, and was divided among the officers of of his stricken comrade in the Mr. Hart and family, from Bachman's mistakes; and he who was never wise "It actually irritated me to have center of the highway. defying Elmer Welty and wife, of ,near Tan- enough to find out any Lord Howe's regiment. but was later Valley. mistakes in anyone 'talk to me, I was so nervous. him down as A number of our folks saw "The eytown, called at the home of Carl himself, will not be charitable enough Vinol collected by William Lupton. quarter- motorists to run ended this and I feel wonderful comrade. One Kings of Kings" at Westminster, and Haines and wife. to excuse what he reckons mistakes now."—Wm. Fahy. master of the regiment, from a de. they had his au- heard Mr. Christan sing at W. M. A Hallow'een Social will be held at in others." Vinol is a compound of iron, phos- seendant, of , whom it was purchaSed tienohil- had bean thrown into College. the Keysville school-house, on Tues- phates, cod liver peptone, etc. The by Pell. the 'Well to avoid hitting the 500 people heard the Sherman's day evening, Oct. 30, at 7:30 o'clock. Life would be dull if we knew very FIRST bottle makes you sleep dog. Church Choir sing at the Manchester Come, one and all, and enjoy this eve- what it was all about. better and have a BIG appetite. It was not until the dead dog mng of Rocket Cars Coming Reformed Church and the pastor Rev. entertainment. —_____o___ Nervous, easily tired people are sur- had been moved to the. side of -...0.. New York.-110eket rim ms are John S. Hollenbach preach the ser- After next week, one almost won- prised how QUICK the iron, phos- b;ing the road ;hot the other consent- the political dailies will built in mon, "The Forks of the Road" in We can't all be head-liners,but it is ders what fill phates, etc., give new life and pep. Germany for demonstrotion to leave rip! permit traffic to which the challenge of the present just as importance for a column to be up space with—and so much of it. ed Vinol tastes delicious. Robert S. Mc- at Daytona Beach. Fla.. next winter. 'move normally. crisis in Prohibition was presented, well ended—sometimes, with a small Anyway, its almost sure to be better Kinney, Druggist, Taneytown, Md. and the invenier holies to get a speed Sunday night. filler, and that's important too. reading. —Advertisement of 400 miles an lioer. CHURCH NOTICES. HomE OF

SPECIAL NOTICES free use of all CZ:I. SAM HOUSTON A column is for the Different This Thanksgiving SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS will be in- churches, for a brief announcement a serted under this heading at One Cent • services. Please do not elaborate. It is word, each week, counting name and ad- always understood that the public is in- dress of advertiser-two initials, or a date, vited. nate Aid Mak- *minted as one word. Minimum charge, Dinner 15 rents. Taneytown.-S. Shrine. each Reformed Church, in:- :t a REAL ESTATE for sale, Two Cents Service, 10:15; C. E., word. Minimum charge, 25 cents. School. 9:15; OFFICZ ads not 7:30. APPLY AT RECORD 6:30; Service, 1:77!t Ivine, Texas-The homestead -but will receive Healed replies. 1:00; accepted Keysville-Sunday School, Houston retired No personal information given. 2:00; Preparatory to which Gen. Sant is *pecially for Wants, Holy Communion, THIS COLUMN Service, this (Friday) evening, 7:30. when he was deposed as governor of Lost, Found, Short Announcements, Per- to swear sonal Property for sale. etc. Tox;:s because he refused ..ALL NOTICES in this column must be Emmanuel (Baust) Ref. Church.- allegiance to the confederacy, and the uniform in style. Mission Band, on Saturday, at 1:30. house in which he died, lonely and Wor- Sunday: S. S., 9:30; Morning hrol:en-hearted, are being restored to WANTED.-Butter, Eggs, Poultry, ship and Sermon by the pastor at Squabs and Calves at highest their original rustic beauty. Lard, 10:30; Y. P. S., 7:30. a prices. 50c a head for delivering The work of making the grounds Calves. Highest prices paid for Hides St. Mary's Ref. Church, Silver Run state park and the old home a shrine and Furs of all kinds.--Frances E. -Sunday School, 9:00;Morning Wor- for the people of Texas soon will be Shaum's Produce. Phone 3-J 3-28-tf ship 10:00; Christian Endeavor, 6:30; completed. Time legislature appropri- Evening Service, 7:30. ated $15,000 for the purpose. Apples.- FOR SALE-Fine picked A quarter of a century after he had John A. Yingling. St. Mary's Lutheran Church, Silver Run-Sunday School, 9:00; Preaching, won freedom for Texas with his vic- CARLOAD OF DAIRY Cows, will 10:00; C. E., 7:00, and Evening Ser- tory at San Jacinto, General Houston arrive at Middleburg, Oct. 29.-D. S. vice, 7:30. Rev. W. E. Saltzgiver, lost the governorship of the state Repp. Pastor. which, as a republic, had honored him with its presidency. Somewhat einhit- PUBLIC SALE of Farm Personal Lineboro. Manchester Ref. Charge, he sought peace at his home Property. Thursday, Nov. 15, at 11 Worship and Holy Com- tered, i --S. S., 9:00; and died two years o'clock, by the administrators of Win. munion, 10:00; Preparatory and Con- near Huntsville II Inter. 7-ripirrlfr'rill,iiii .A L. Shoemaker, deceased. firmation Service, Saturday, at 2:00. limi-f4It'11111 It -S. S., 9:30; C. E., at The home changed ownership ninny ' sale by Maurice Manchester FRESH COW, for 10:30; A Pageant, "When Youth Cru- times, but in 1911 became the proper- Overholtzer, near Taneytown. sades with Christ" will be presented ty of the state teachers' college, %%Thief: LOST.-A lot of good opportunities by members of the C. E. Society of bears the general's name. of St. David's Union by those who do not patronize this the Church and In the s - last few months ninny Church. column, by telling what they want to changes have been made in the ap- sell, and what they want to buy. B. Circuit, Bixler's. of the place. Trees, which 10-26-2t Manchester U. pearance -S. S., 9:30; Worship, 7:30. were not there when it Was Houston's FOUND.-By using this column, Mt. Zion-S. S., 2:00; Worship, 3:00 home, were chopped down, and those buyers for anything you have to sell, C. E.; 7:30; Woman's Day, Nov. 11, which he had planted were pruned Japan, will that somebody else wants. 7:30. Rev. Yeshio Ito, of and marked. The pond was en- ROM the time when the Puri- Chicory with French Dressing beaten eggs, one and one-half tea- 10-26-2t speak. its former size and shrubs tans first went out in the woods Indian Nut Pudding spoons salt, one-eighth teaspoon Manchester-Worship, 10:45. larged to rir its banks. and shot the most easily avail- Stem Raisins Coffee pepper. Put into small, buttered -Pear Butter by the Miller's-S. S,. 9:00; C. E., 7:00. were planted on Mints ramekins. Melt two tablespoons FOR SALE. to its ap- able game - turkey, - that par- crock; also 1 chunk stove and one The house was restored has the traditional butter, add one-half cup crumbs and Church of God that ticular fowl been cook stove.-C. Wilbur Stonesifer, Uniontown Circuit, pearance of long ago, except meat around which to build the Harvest Fruit Cup: Choose red- mix thoroughly; add one-fourth cup Taneytown, Md. -Sunday School, 9:30; Preaching lumber from a sawmill replaced the Thanksgiving dinner. In the same skinned apples, and, leaving the grated cheese and sprinkle over the Service, 10:30. Theme: "Prerequisites rough-hewn plants. The interior, how- the pumpkin pie for dessert skin on, dice until you have two- top of the squash. Brown in a mod- Evangelistic Services way SOW AND 8 PIGS; also some to a Revival." ever, was given what architects pro- is simply taken for granted. thirds cup. Add one cup of halved, erate oven, 3750 F. Hogs, for sale by Mervin Uniontown Sunday evening, 7:30. butchering at nounced an almost perfect restora- you just seeded, white grapes, and two-thirds Wantz, Taneytown. Theme: "Repentance. There will be But sometimes don't get tion. a little tired when you think of all cup diced, sliced pineapple. Pour Now, the New Dessert several weeks of Evangelistic services cider -Mixed hard for the the years in Which you have eaten over mixture one cup sweet WOOD FOR SALE. at the Uniontown Church of God,each Nov a search is being made and one cup pineapple syrup and Cranberry-Apple Sauce: Mix one wood, sawed to stove length, kt. cord Sunday evening, Houston used during turkey and pumpkin pie on Thanks- evening begnning furniture Whiell New serve, very cold, in glass cups. cup of apple sauce and the contents to the load; $6 delivered in Taney- Oct. 28. The first week, the speakers of the first pieces giving? Or are you like the his last days. One who didn't care how of a number 2 can of cranberry town. When you order, state length. are as follows: Rev. I. A. McDonald, a Ne- Englander rap- recovered was a chair, found in many times a day he had pie, be- A Real Soup sauce in a sauce pan and cook -M. H. Lightwood, Emmitsburg, Md. of Mt. Joy, Pa. and Rev. M. C. Man- idly for a few minutes. Press 10-26-2t gro's hut. cause he liked pie? Whichever ning, of Carlisle, Pa. Second week, Tomato and Lima Bears Soul): through a strainer or not, just as I. M. Thomas, of Shippens- class you belong to, the dinner menu of St. Rev. F. given will be stim- Empty the contents of a number you desire. Cool, and pour into a THE MEN'S BIBLE CLASS burg, Pa. Come to these services and recipes here Church, of Harney, Chinese Converts Hand Roast duck stuffed with 3 can of tomatoes into a saucepan glass serving dish to chill. Paul's Lutheran and bring your friends. ulating. cups will bald an Oyster Supper in the Christians a Puzzle celery dressing and Indian nut and add one and one-half Indian Nut Pudding: Scald two brown stock, the liquid from a num- cups evaporated milk and two Hall, at Harney, on Saturday eve- Uniontown Lutheran Charge, Mt. Canton, China.-Chinese converts to pudding are suggested, but if you 27th. 10-19-2t there is no reason why the ber 1 can of lima beans, sixteen cups water in the top part of a ning, Oct. Union-S. S., 9:00; Holy Communion Christianity have advanced the claim please, allspice berries, by George standard fowl and dessert could not peppercorns, eight double boiler, add one-half cup corn- 10:30; Illustrated lecture admission to the church entitles one bay-leaf, one slice onion, and FOR SALE.-Large _Sow and 10 Westminster, 7:00. that be used in their place. meal and stir for five minutes. Let will far- Mather, of their non-Christian one-half teaspoon celery seed. Sim- Pigs for sale; also Sow that Winter's-S. S., 1:30 Confirmation them to divorce cook five minutes more, then re- row soon.-D. W. Garner. 10-19-2t wives and contract it new marriage Yes, Roast Duck! mer twenty minutes, then add a move and cool slightly. Add one Services at 2:30. made by browning three C. E. So- "based on love as in the west." thickening cup molasses, one teaspoon salt, one NEARLY NEW Radiola Heater; St. Paul's-S. S., 9:30; tablespoons butter, adding three table- ciety will unite with the Mt. Union The demand is a new phase of the Here are the menu and recipes teaspoon allspice, one-half teaspoon used 4 months, for sale by Harry M. your approval. All the latter spoons flour, mixing thoroughly and ginger, one-fourth cup melted but- 1019-2t C. E.. 7:00. old conflict between the customs of for Mohney, Taneytown. are planned to serve eight people. browning again. Bring to boil, then ter, two beaten eggs, and one cup ancient China and the ideas implanted press all through a sieve. Add one- Winesap, Trinity Lutheran.-Regular ser- chopped, canned walnuts. Pour into FOR SALE.-Stayman by Christian missionaries. Among half teaspoon Worcestershire sauce buttered baking dish and bake un- a few York Im- vices Sunday in charge of Dr. H. C. Harvest Fruit Cup a Banana Senator and non-Christian Chinese the bride and Soup and salt to taste. Add the lima in low oven until a knife all of fine quality. Also Alleman. Congregation meeting fol- Tomato and Lima Bean covered a_ perial Apples, All mem- groom have little or nothing to do Stuffing beans from the number 1 can and comes .oul clean. The temperature Beagle Pups, ready for the field. lowing morning service. Roast Duck with Celery five to be present. with time match. heat. Serve in cups with a few should be about 3250 and the pud- Reuben Saylor, Union Bridge, Md. bers are requested Orange Sauce Present-day wedding ceremonies in Potato Croquettes beans in each cup. ding should bake forty-five to sixty 10-19-2t -Morn- Piney Creek, Presbyterian Canton are of a hybrid nature. Fire- Creamed Bermuda Onions Squash an Gratin in Ramekins: To minutes. Stir occasionally the ing Service, 9:30; Sabbath School, FOR SALE.-New Turquoise Blue crackers are plentifully used and rice- Squash au Gratin in Ramekins three cups canned squash add three ten minutes to keep nuts from 10:30. melted butter, two well ing. Serve or cold Porcelain Enamel Range, No. 9. Can throwing, not a custom indigenous to Cranberry and .4pple Sauce tablespoons hot with Pittinger, Taneytown Presbyterian-Sunday be seen at home of Ray 'China, has been introduced by re- School. Price right.-Isaac School, 10:00; Preaching, 11:00; C. Fairview students from America. Many Pittinger. 10-12-3t E.. 6:45. turned Woman's Contrariness Fitm Akghtmares Are Sagacious Elephants brides wear foreign-style lace veils Church-Sunday GUINEAS WANTED.-2 lbs. and Taneytown U. B. with Chinese knit tarns, while bride. Featured in Fashions Produced by Invention "Bring the elephant around at nine," School, 9:30; Sr. C. E., 6:30; Eevening over, each $1.75 pair.-F. E. Shaum. grooms combine foreign straw hats Contrarieess is one of woman's An invention that turns a simple is quite the convention first order of 10-5-tf Worship, 7:30. the day when traveling in portions of Wor- and rubber-soled shoes with the con- charms and should be cultivated in movie into a nightmare of distortion Harney-S. S., 9:30; Morning the Malay states, according to done ship, 10:30. The Ladies' Society will ventional Chinese long silk gowns and her dress as in everything else. has been perfected by an Englishman, Roberts SURVEY AND LEVELING, V. Walton of New York, now in! Areas, Grading, Ditching, meet at the home of Mrs. Murray . black satin jackets. In summer women wear fox furs H. G. Iconting, who was Captain efficiently. Tokyo. etc., estimated.35 years experience.- Fuss, on Thursday evening, Nov. 1. The ancient wine ceremony and the with light dresses. Their hats are of Scott's photographer on his ill-fated John J. John, County Surveyor,Phone .obeisance before the tablets of the velvet in August and of straw in Feb- trip to the South pole, says Popular In Siam, Mr. Walton said, the ele- 54, New Windsor, Md. bridegroom's ancestors- are generally ruary. Similarly, throughout the en- Mechanics Magazine. People, animals phants work in "gangs," with ant 8-31-15t e.o.w. Naval Range Finder observed even at Christian weddings tire history of fashion one can point or inanimate objects are changed into "overseer" who is. quick to reprimand 01 It was successively aiiy InzineSi. The boss elephant FOR SALE-Apples: Grimes Gold- An accurate method of computing , out of deference to older members cut equally amusing examples. grotesque caricatures by sedan chairs portions. The proc- jangles a heavy chain in the direction: en, Stayman. No. 1, $1.00 per bushel; the distance between ships ‘-lien the the family. In Nationalist circles the in the days of the narrow distorting various wide- rephotograph of any shirk-n- and, if the offense Isi No. 2, 50 cents per bushel; Drops, 25 height of the enemy ship is not known political will of Dr. Sun Yat-sen is that women wore paniers as ess makes it possible to Farm days make it repeated, resorts to more drastic pun-1 cents per bushel-Detour Fruit is by the use,of the optical range find- read and the couple bow three times spreading as possible. In the an ordinary still picture and 11F23, Union ishment. When the teak logs are; Detour, Md. Phone er. This instrument is installed in . before his portrait. of the crowded stagecoaches women live on tile film as it flows from one Bridge. 10-5-4t another. An ordi- floated down from time north and the; the turrets of battleships. It consists wore crinolines. grotesquerie into with horse dread jam occurs, time elephants STOCK CATTLE, season is on. of a long tube with optical prisms. Fashion's history furnishes us nary postcard photo of a race Saragossa Sea Place of whims an quickly discover time key log and break Whatever you want, I have-Steers, The length of the tube is taken as the example after example of the was shown by the Inventor to for the jain.-North China Standard. Heifers, Bulls, Cows. See me; I can base of a triangle. The distance Is Beauty, Not a Menace of women which always indicate how audience in London. As retaken a save you money. Stock Bull loaned then figured out mathematically. The New York.-The Saragossa sea is indifferent they are to logical argu- a movie, it became successively for their use.- animal, a to reliable farmers, degree of accuracy depends upon the Pictured as a place of beauty rather ments. One cannot refrain from re- short-legged dachshund-like Grasshopper "Music" Harold S. Mehring. 9-7-tf of in times when type, a combination visibility conditions and the distance than .11 menace by II A. Marmer marking, too, that it is long-legged giraffe The male long-horned grasshoppers: country shapes. WANTED.-White Rabbits, 4 lbs. can usually be ascertained within a the United States coast and geodetic the financial condition of the horse and mule, and other and crickets fiddle by rubbing their; and up.-Maurice Feeser, Taneytown. few hundred yards of the exact dis- survey. is most acute that luxury is most out wing covers together. The male of the m money there is 9-21-tf tanee. Time water Is unusually blue, due of reason. The less What Is a Miracle? field crickets chirps by rubbing the I to lack of minute plant and animal available, the more fashionable and -PIECE Dinner The phenomena which are usually file on the under side of one wing: MAGNIFICENT 51 life. It is so transparent that a six- sought after are gold cloth and metal Given away. All you need do is spoken of as miracles are distin- against 'he roughened surface on thel Set NO TRESPASSING foot disc can be seen clearly embroideries. And so one may as well send us the name of someone who you white guished by the following facts: upper side of the other. depth. that there is in style and think may buy a Piano. If we sell a The name of any property owner, or at 200 feet understand 1. That only a very small fraction Crickets can be made pets and kept tenant, will be inserted under this heading in the existence of great in women's decree a sort of provoca- Piano to anyone you send, we will Belief of mankind is, or was, permitted to indoors to sing in the winter months,, Cramer, weekly, until December 10th., for 25 cents in this sea has no common sense, which is charm- give set absolutely free. masses of weed tion of witness them, under a wholly excep- but keep them away from your wool- of Music, Frederick, Md. cash in advance. fact, Marnier writes in the and should vex only ill-humored Palace basis in ing tional set of circunistances. ens. The genus gruilus has a omniv- Davies Piano $48.00; Siteff , $98.00; United States Naval institute pro- folk.-Paul l'oiret in the Forum Mag- All persons are hereby forewarned 2. That they are usually of less in- orous appetite and will soon eat Players, $198.00. Electric Pianos for ceedings. azine. cheap. Stieff not to trespass on my premises with terest to nonparticipants, and because holes in woolen clothing. It is sug-' home or business very The sea has surface weed patches "' 1 Grand, like new; great bargain. dog, gun, or trap, for the purpose of of their ereat rarity seem less sig- STend by one entomologist that a lan- up to 100 feet in diameter arid oc- 9-29-12t shooting or taking game of any kind, nificant and less real to the world in tern glob set on soil in a pot will! casionally as large as an acre in ex- Eskimo Igloo nor for fishing, or in any way injur- general, than the miracles which we make a good cage. Lettuce, moist! FURNITURE VALUES. - Read ing or destroying property. tent, which do not interfere with nav- Snow, despite its frigidity, mak-es a live among continually and have be- bread an.. bone meal makes an at-; our offer below and compare it with Birdie igation. good blanket; that is to say, it is a Airing, Chas. E. Hess, come accustomed to, and which we tracLive menu for the cricket pet. what others ask. You save the dif- Baumgard'r,Clar. FHill, Mrs. Helen P. bad conductor of heat. Travelers have 3-piece consider to be caused by the constant ference by buying from us. Brining, Benton Hess, Norman R. buried themselves in the snow to gain Jacquard Velour Living Room Suit, Naughty Alligator operation of natural laws.-Arthur Brining,Mrs. BentoHotson, Mrs. R. C. warmth, and it is well known that a Explaining Phenomena- - $69.00; Walnut Finish Bedroom Suit, Conover, Martin E.Koontz, Edmund C Bassett, Neb.-Noticing a commo- Schnitzler in Vanity Fair. $80.00; 10-piece latest style Walnut tion among the chickens and pigs on snowfall protects plants from frost. Phenology is the science which deals Crebs, Elmer Null, Thurlow W. An Eskimo need never he cold in his Finish Dining Room Suits, $85.00. Devilbiss, John D. Reifsnider, Isaiah her farm, Mrs. A. B. McCance in with the relations between climate! Three rooms furnished complete with Diehl Bros Shorb, Elmer C. vestigated and found a small alliga- igloo, despite his building material, The Ultimate Straw and periodic biological phenomena,; less Genuine Gold Seal Rugs 9x12 for Derr, Clarence E. Spangler, Mervin tor trying to get a chicken dinner. It and if he lines it with skins he can "Hear about poor old Slyce? Why such as the migratory movements and than $275.00. The old Reliable Fur- Formwalt, Harry Stonesifer, C. G. raise the temperature of his room to did he do it? He'd stood up under nesting habits of birds, the leafing,' 0 Fuss & Son, Tan- is thought time alligator escaped from niture House.-C. Hahn, Mrs. Abram Teeter, John S. as much as 100 degrees Fahrenheit. all sorts of hard luck." flowering and fruiting of trees and eytown, Md 9-21-tf a small circus that visited here a Hankey,Bladen W. The Lennon Farm In point of fact, he raises it almost "I know it. Fire, shipwreck, panics, plants, the appearance of insects, etc.: Luther R. short time ago. FAT HOGS WANTED, who has Harner, as much in the ordinary course of con- divorces-we figured he was case- The word "phenology" is a contrac- them ?-Harold Mehring. 11-41-tf ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ struction; this partially melts the hardened, and now he's gone." tion of "phenomenology," which means snow, which later congeals into ice. "Jumped off that cliff by the third science of describing and -Fine Homes, im- the explain- FOR SALE Bar Thus the walls of the igloo are re- tee, didn't he?" by Brick and Frame Houses Paper & Envelopes * Buffalo Police ing phenomena.-Pathfinder Magazine. proved inforced. "Yes-just scrawled a note and left and all improvements, in and out of Old Wedding Custom ÷ clubs." town.-D. W. Garner, Real Estate for $1.00. Buffalo, N. Y.-The time-hon It with his it say?" Co• Far Back in History Broker. 10-5-tf ored custom of playfully toss- "What'd A Black Carnation is too much. Have Time origin of the Olympic games is, We have sold hundreds of sets of our 4' lug old shoes at the groom, tie- + "It said, 'This $1.00 Stationer-- Offer-200 sheets of paper Time newest thing in flowers is a just made a hole in one, without a lost in antiquity. The official list of! and 100 envelopes-for home use, Paper ing tin cans and other noise- 4 Look Wigain Yourself carnation which, in full bloom, Is al- -by." victors begins with Coroebus, who, 5/12x8 1-2 with 6V4 envelopes, Ilamme,mW producing articles on the rear + single witness. Good Bond grade. most black, says the Farm Journal, in won the foot race in 776 B. C. They When there is appamoly no real if automobiles used by bridal + Printed either in dark blue, or black a report of time recent International were celebrated every four years, and: cause for despondency you should Not over 4 lines neat type, the same form parties, and blowing of horns Flower show held in Ghent, Belgium. 458 Years on One Farm were at their height in the Fifth aniL look within' yourself. Perhaps there on both paper and envelopes. Envelopes + by cars in a bridal procession, + printed on back or ant. Unless other- Ghent, incidentally, is probably the In Warwickshire, England, the Neale Fourth centuries B. C. The games; are physical troubles that are to blame will be cause for arrest here- .3. wise directad, orders for ladies will be most colorful city in the world In family, of Exhall grange, a few miles continued until 394 A. D., when they for your mournful outlook. There printed on back, and for gentlemen, en + after. front. flower season, with 700 flower nurser- from Nuneaton, has for the uninter- were suppressed by Emperor Theo-; rimy be a still voice within that de- Time Buffalo health department Instead of name, an old English initial ies, hundreds of flower markets and rupted period of 458 years -farrned this dosius. The modern series of Olympic mands certain achievements on your + classifies such acts as those of + letter can be used, if desired. Initial sta- many huge conservatories, the latter particular land, and the connection games began in Athens in 1896. part. You may have failed to make tionery should have a box number, or + "morons, diabolical, and threat- ÷ address. large enough to provide for the growth was severed recently, when there was the efforts necessary to satisfy latent street ening the health of the sick and + ambitions. Your enthusiasm may be Mailed in neat box. Cash must be sent of full-sized pahn trees. a sale. with order. Write instructions, and copy + nervous." Starvation Diet waning; or the love to which you con- for the printing, very plainly. Mailed Throwing old shoes at the + to sider yourself entitled may not be without extra charge, in 1st. and 2nd, es Again Eating one food time exclusion of 0011) is said to be fraught es Science Future Woe Zones; when mailed to 3rd. and 4th. Zones ++ gr others will lead to death by starvation! yours. The situation should be an- add Sc; to 5th. and 6th, Zones, add 10c; to danger-a blew on time According to an anthropologleal with Another thing time happy bridegroom as quickly as will fasting. White flour,: alyzed in detail. The problem must the farther west add 15e. the human skull of 25,000 hood often resulting in a fatal •,'s scientist, doesn't know, or he wouldn't be so foods belong in this category, accord-1 4r be squarely faced , and fully solved.- Envelopes alone, 65e: miner alone, 75c. was the same size and thi6k- years ago happy, Is that before long now he will lug to doctors, as they supply no: 'Dream World Magaiine. THE CARROLL RECORD CO., today, but by this time is ness as be expected to eat things just to save building material for the body. TANEYTOWN, MD. fil-ff++++1-11-141 probably solid ivory.-Topeka Capital. them.-Ohio State Journal. Sumhirtf! Grad Hein in Preventing Biscay!, ,MEDFORD PRICES Sunshine is as important to chil- dren as observes Dr. I. Har- C- f4 food, It. Apple Butter Pots, 19c gal Ford Repairs for sale ris, writing in -ifygeia on the use of Coal Stoves, $4.98 Ajax Auto Oil, 29c gallon sunlight in the treatment of tuber- Wood Stoves, $1.48 8x10 Glass, 48c doz BUllth culosis. Iron Beds, $4.98 Boys' Suits, $3.98 Sunlight has been found especially 9 Rolls Toilet Paper for 25c 16% Dairy Feed, $1.85 helpful in the treatment of tuber- 30x31,4 Auto Chains, $1.79 set 24% Dairy Feed, $2.00 culosis of the bones and joints, often 29x4.40 Auto Chains, $1.98 set Stock Feed Molasses, 16c gallon Architects in Move called surgical tuberculosis. This 30x5 Auto Chains, $5.75 set 3 cans Peas, 25c 31x4 Auto Chains, $2.25 set for Creative Beauty' type of tuberculosis usually spreads 32x4 Auto Chains $2.39 set With the prime motive of improv- from a primary focus of infection in 32x4/12 Auto Chains, $4.65 set Electric Irons, $3,98 ing upon the nation's architecture, a the lung until it is generalized, in 32x6.00 Auto Chains, $5.10 set Granulated Sugar, $5.39 bag plan has been proposed by the Amer- contrast to the localized form, which Women's Shoes, 48c pair Men's Shirts, 48c lean Institute of Architects by which Is limited to the area first invaded by Gasoline Furnaces, $19.75 each Carpet Binding, lc yard the efforts of the various artists will the bacillus. Garage Heater, $10.00 each Balloon Tire Auto Jacks, 98c each Gun Shells, 39c box Galvanized Tubs, 39c each be united to produce a perfect work. 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