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VOL. xxxviii EMNITTSBTJR.G. MARYLAND, FRIDAY, MA_RCI-1 30, 1917 NO. 50

MAW LAS D DOING ITS PART.— FROM THE COUNTY. STATE CONDENSED. PREPARATIONS FOR WAR WITH FREDERICK COUNTY ACTIVE GERMANY GO STEADILY ON With thirty-three charter members Charles Darrell, one of the most prominent of the English residents of Governor Harrington Making Every the Thurmont Grange organized a lodge The Country Responding.—Individual Baltimore, and formerly head of the JE ndeavor to Put Maryland on War by electing the following officers for States Taking Precautions For De- firm of Charles Darrell & Co., died at Footing the current year: Master, Prof. A. M. fense. his home, 2112 Oak street. Maryland is determined to do its full Isanogle; overseer, Herbert L. Zentz; From the moment the President de- John R. Bland, president of the Allied part in recruiting the militia to its full secretary, David F. Firer; treasurer, cided to call an extra session of Con- Mrs. National Exhibition, received a check strength and in cooperating with the Prof. H. D. Beachley; lecturer, gress the war spirit and the feeling that chaplain, Rev. P. E. for $5,000 as an additional donation Federal Government in preparation for G. E. Rogers; war is inevitable has taken hold of the steward, David G. Zentz; as- from a Baltimorean. tiv, war which seems inevitable. Heimer; entire country. Preparedness has gone Martin; gate At the first intimation of a cal sistant steward, Frank R. Col C. Chaille Long, a native of Som forward with dispatch, regularity and Mrs. Ed- erset county, for troops Governor Harrington ex- keeper, Harry Zentz; ceres, Md., and who won distinc- deep earnestness. Every department of Hauver; Lady President Wilson signed an order au- tion in Egypt, died ercised his authority and has been in gar Peddicord;flora,Clara Friday. at Virginia Beach. the government is exerting utmost en- Linnie McGuigan; thorizing the increase of the Navy to constant touch not only with the mili assistant steward, The Pope appointed Mgr. James Mul- The campaign of the Union Protest- ergy and each is cooperating with the 87,000 men. tary branch ot preparedness but also pianist, Ethel Foreman. doon Bishop of Monterey. Bishop Mul- tent Infirmary to raise a fund of $325,- other and with both branches of the with every organized unit that can lend Fifty farmers residing in the vicinity doon was formerly Auxiliary Bishop of Over a billion and a half of foreign- 000 for a new hospital began Monday. fighting service to put the nation on a aid when the crucial time arrives. of Warfieldsburg met last week at War- Chicago and has been Bishop of Rock- owned railroad securities have been ab- Chaplain Evans preached the bac- war footing. The governors of the in- Recruiting is in operation in Balti- fieldsburg to discuss the possibility of ford, Ill., since September 1908 sorbed by American investors since the calaureate sermon to the 183 members dividual States are hard at work with more and in the smaller cities of the obtaining a State road from Westmin- A "mystic love" motive embodying war began. of the 1917 class of midshipmen. the militia, bringing it up to the requir- state and plans are urder way for stak- ster by way of Mount Airy to Ridge- an infatuation as strong as it was weird, Four more sections of the American Governor Harrington opened bids ed standard, bridges and water supply ing a complete census of every youth ville, Frederick county. A committee was revealed as the salient feature of field ambulance will be offered to the Monday for 200,000 triplicate sets of stations are under guard, and every and man eligible for military duty. was elected to secure co-operation of the tragedy at Portsmouth in which French Army in April. Thus the organ- blanks which will be used in the military precaution is being taken to make each Women are playing an important part farmers along the road, which connects Peggy Spaulding, of Newton, Mass., ization will have more than 500 cars at census for Maryland The Governor commonwealth efficient—ready to do its in these preparations and through their with State roads of Washington, Balti- and Ethel Stanten, of Cincinnati, shot the front. has completed all plans for the taking "bit," various organizations are doing sys- more, Frederick, Hagerstown and and killed themselves in a crowded Con- Dr John Grier Hibben, president of of the census. The police in the larger To get at the kernel of all this en- tematic and effective work, especially Cumberland. gress street cafe. Princeton University, Princeton, N. J., cities will do the work, civilians in the deavor, to grasp the innumerable events in Red Cross work. Some have re- Joseph D. Baker, president of the Dr. Charles S. Braddock, famous for announced at a students' mass-meeting smaller towns and villages, and it is that are taking place, Chronological or- gularly enlisted as telegraphers and Citizens' National Bank, last Friday driving smallpox and cholera out of that if this country became involved in probable that the older Boy Scouts tray der has to be done away with, giving others are daily making application for night at the union evangelistic service in Siam and originator of the famous war military training at Princeton be asked to do some service. place to bull's eye pares ..apbs on the such positions as they can fit. the city ooe- which has been in smallpox vaccine virus, died at his home would take precedence over all academ- Evangelist Stephens concluded his features of the news. These paragraphs At the present time the important progress ror the past four week, com- in Haddonfield, N. J., near Philadel ic work. Beginning this week, it was campaign at Keyser, W. Va., Sunday follow. bridges of the State are under guard, plimented the ministers of Frederick on phia. He was 52 years old and was un- announced, military work would be night. More than 1,300 persons, includ- Next Monday Congress will meet in as are also Federal Municipal buildings, their effort to stage a religious awaken- married. given more prominence and the aca- ing many of the leading business and extra session to formally determine the this country. That it munition plants and water supply ing in Frederick. Conversions to date A $5,000,000 charter for a railroad to demic work lightened considerably. professional men of the town, profess- future action of will be war to the end there is no doubt. stations. Railroads operating the states have reached 260. The total attendance be known as the Atlantic and North- Buffalo said farewell to Billy Sunday. ed conversion. Evangelist Stephens will The pacifists in Congress one by one are equipping hospital cars and yacht for all meetings is 35,000. western Railway has been issued by the Four services—morning, noon, after- start a campaign in Cumberland April are coming over to the cause of nation- clubs have offered their craft for the Planning to open a dry cleaning and dye- State Corporation Commission. The noon and night—were held in the Tab- 1. The services will be held in the tab- al defense and when Congress assem- use of the government. ing plant in Frederick, R. L. Cheek, road is to run from Harpers Ferry, W. ernacle at International League Base- ernacle erected for Dr. Henry M. bles April 2, the members, if any, who Even in the smaller towns patriotic manager, has moved to Frederick from Va., to Newport News, Va., and will ball Park. The free-will offering for Wharton, of Baltimore, last summer. men would interfere with the military pro- as well as youths just passed their Norfolk, Va., and is busy arranging for also run from Harpers Ferry to a point the Evangelist taken at the four ser- The Stephens tabernacle at Cumber- gramme of the Government will be rar- sixteenth year and who hereafter may the estabishrnent of the business. The at or near Morgantown, W. Va. vices totaled $42,204.74. During the land will be dedicated next Friday night be called upon, are forming separate er than patriots were when none but firm is styled the Swiss Cleaners and Between 25 and 50 persons were campaign $59,000 had been raised to Cottage prayer meetings are held twice companies with the idea of enrolling the foresighted could see the situation the property at 324 North Market killed and probably 100 or more injured meet the expenses. Today's offering is a week in preparation for the campaign. either in the regular army or the militia into which the United States was drift- street has been leased for the business. by a storm which swept over New Al- Buffalo's personal gift to Billy Sunday. Announcement was made last week of as local entities. ing. James H. Fraley, a highly respected bany, Ind., demolishing scores of resi- Monday. the appointment of Miss Adice S. Jones, In all this preparedness Frederick The United States has formally re- citizen of Baltimore, died Monday night dences and several industrial plants. of Charlottesville, Va., as home de- county stands at the very front. Lead- Two hundred' student recruits were fused Germany's request to modernize at the Church Home and Infirmary. Mr. monstration agent for Washington ing citizens of the county seat and of Four children were burned to death in enrolled in the University of Pennsyl and extend the old Prussian-American Frailey was born in Frederick county county at a salary of $1,200 a year. the different districts throughout the a fire which destroyed the farmhouse vania Battalion, under the direction of treaties of 1799 and 1828. • The State July 22, 1849, at Catoctin Furnace. He She will begin her duties on April 1 county are organized into a "home of William Hartstein, near Merrill, Major William Kelly, Jr., Seventh Cav- Department has replied through Dr. lived there until 1886, when, upon the and will work under the direction of guard," a unit of the Frederick County Saginaw county, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. alry, U. S. A , pro,' ssor of military Paul Ritter, Swiss minister here, in recommendation of the late Gen. L. Miss Katherine Pritchell, United States National Defence Society. Hartstein and two children escaped. science and tactics at le university. charge of German interests refusing to Victor Baughman, ex-Governor Edwin supervisor of home demonstration work A Women's Auxiliary of the Defense Private John Poor, of the Third Com- In a proclamation which urges Kan- accept the protocol sent through him to Warfield, then surveyor of the port of in Maryland. League has also been formed. The So- pany, Coast Artillery Corps, died from sans to adopt a program of patriotism, this Government on Feb. 10. Baltimore, appointed him as a messen- Ten members ciety in the event of war will assist the a bullet wound received when he tried Gov. Arthur Capper fixed April 6 as of the class of 1917 at The Government undoubteddly will, ger, in which position he served until American Red Cross Society in every- to halt two strangers detected near the Loyalty Day in Kansas. St. John's College, Annapolis, Md., in case of war, cause Germans to reg- the retirement of the Surveyor in 1890. have been designated by the com- thing pertaining to hospital supplies 12 inch gun batteries at Fort Williams, Governors of several states issued ister and possibly restrict their travel, The Frederick Commissioners have manding officer at the United StaLes and materials. The Frederick city hos- Me. Poor, who was 22 years old, en- proclamations urging enlistment in the without special permit, to certain lim- awarded following contracts for Mon- Marine Corps to take the examination pital has already been offered to the listed a year ago. He was the son of National Guard regiments. its. The War Department already has tevue and the jail for the next quarter: Robert 0. Poor, of Clarksdale, Ill. on April 7 for commissions as second secured full details of all the various government. The domestic science de- Rowland R. Murdoch, aged 40, wide- partment Shoes, B. Rosenour and Sons; clothes, lieutenants. Those designated only will principles and practices put into effect of Hood College will also Co. Saturday. ly known as an artist and newspaper operate by establishing a branch train- Irving Landauer; coal, Markell and be required to take the prescribed in other countries and is prepared to A shortage of approximately 1,000,- man, died in Pittsburgh following an ing course. Mrs. Hayward, chairman Ford; groceries and tobacco, Putman, physical tests. carry out any plan that may be ordered. 000,000 tin cans confronts the canning illness of 10 weeks. of the Auxiliary has assisting her an Miller, Co.; hides and tallow, John The Baltimore County School Board So far the only one that has met :i'h industries of the country, according to Since the break in diplomatic rela- advisory board, many assistants and Baumgardner; bones, George T. Phebus. has requested the county Commissioners any favor is the Canadian plan, which estimates made by canning interests tions between the United States and various committees to take care of There were no bids for dry goods and all to levy for taxes for the coming year leaves all Germans free as before, sub- and Department of Commerce officials. more than 150,000 new mem- specific work. The activities of the the bids for cattle were rejected be- Germany for the schools 34 cents on the $100 for ject to restrictions on travel and obliga- Nearly 5,000,000,000 cans were used bers, have been enrolled in the Atlantic league extend to every part of the cause they were too high. (Continued on page 4.) tion to register, and intern only those last year in all branches of industry. county. division of the American Red Cross. known to be enemies of the State. So Weighty Problems Before Methodists. A call has been made for a joint President Wilson established another Permission to organize the Sioux Monument For Confederates. far only about 6000 out of 80,000 have District conferences representing precedent when, accompanied by Mrs. case of hostili- meeting of the political county central tribes into regiments in The Confederate Shiloh monument in so been held. more than 5,000,000 Methodists North Wilson, he called upon the Secretaries ties will be asked of the government by committees to be held in the armory Shiloh National Military Park, at Pitts- In a financial way our country is in a and South are being held this spring. of War and Navy. The President and Harrison, a Sioux Indian chief in Frederick tomorrow, March 31. The William burg Landing, Tennessee, will be un- state of complete preparedness. There and before them are coming three lead- Mrs. Wilson spent about 40 minutes in :all is made by D. Columbus Kemp, and lawyer. veiled at 1 P. M., Thursday, May 17th. is no sign of panic and no possibility of ing matters. One is the question of a the offices of each. Chairman of the Democratic County The body of Ambassador Guthrie, Last November this monument was in- one. The community has passed through union of North and South. Plans for Central Committee and Charles F. By authority of the Cabinet the Min- who died at his post in Tokio, will be formally dedicated. All Confederate all the apprehension of impending war union are in the hands of committees, Goodell, chairman of the Republican ister of Commerce issued a decree pro- sent homa on the Japanese cruiser Azu- camps and chapters are invited. Also without a tremor. As a solid and un- and those committees are employing the County Central Committee and reads hibiting all imports whatsoever except ma, leaving Yokohama April 30 and ar- all Federal veterans, especially those of shakable basis we have an enormous district conferences to ascertain data re- as follows: The object of the meeting such as may be authorized specifically riving in San Francisco about May 21. Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, which States stock of gold. Those same allied na- quired and put through the educational is to unite the services of the two lead- by the Government upon application. The American liner St. Louis, first had so many soldiers in the conflict. tions that have in three years bought work. Most of the conferences, South ing political organizations in the work Department commanders at San Fran- armed American ship to the At- The battle of Shiloh was fought April 6 from America nearly $7,500,000,000 of and North, are passing resolutions back- cross of taking a military census of the coun- cisco, Chicago, San Antonio and New lantic, arrived safely at her destination, and 7, 1862, and is said to be one of the our foodstuffs, raw materials and man- ing President Wilson and declaring for ty in co-operation with the committee York are arranging for extensive camp Secretary Daniels announced. bloodiest battles of the war of 1861- ufactured goods, have in the same per- preparedness and Americanism. Final- appointed for that purpose by Governor sites, like the Plattsburg camp, upon 1865. The Federals lost 13,047, and Con- iod shipped us in gold over $1,200,000,- ly, the matter of an adequate pension The Supreme Court decided that the Barrington. This is an important pa- which several million dollars will be federates 10,699. General U. S. Grant 000, bringing America's stock of the system, based upon sound principles de- Lehigh Valley Railroad must relinquish triotic service and our combined organi- expended. It is understood the Wes- commanded the Federal Army and Gen- precious metal up to a figure unpreced- manded by the actuaries, is receiving its Great Lakes steamship line. zations can readily perform it with the tern Department site will be a big tract eral Albert Sydney Johnson the Confed- ented for any country, namely, $3,150,- marked attention. President Wilson denied an applica- requisite promptness and efficiency. near Monterey, Cal. Money for the erate. 000,000." tion for pardons for Maury I. Diggs Every member of each of the Central camps was appropriated by the last As has been clearly pointed out and Forest Fire Record Shows Big Losses. and F. Drew 'Caminetti, convicted at (Continued on page 4.) (Continued on page 4.) Congress. Wide 0-Jservance of Holy Week. The report covering the spring and San Francisco under the White Slave Holy Week, April 1 to 8. will this How fall forest fire seasons of 1916, issued Allison Bunnell, 88, one of the fam- law. This means that the men must Iowa Wealthy State. Hands Transfer Disease Germs. observed last week by the Pennsylvania Depart- ous Bunnells, said to be the oldest begin prison sentences. year be throughout churches Twenty years ago the horseless car- "Disease germs lead a hand to-mouth of America as it has never been before. ment of Forestry, shows that while al- twins in the country, died at Bristol, Field Marshall August von Macken- riage was in its earliest experimental existence," writes Dr. Franklin C. Such is the report from all religious most as many forest fires burned in Ct., from infirmities of age. His twin, sen, of the German Army, according to stages. Today there are more than Gram of the Buffalo Health Board, bodies. These reports give as reasons Pennsylvania in 1916 as in 1915 the area Addison, is very ill and is not expected a dispatch from Berne, has arrived at 2,500,000 motorcars in the United States "and if.humans would learn to keep the war, the need of gifts to relieve burned over was less than half that of to be long separated from Allison. Constantinople to reorganize the Turk- —a car to every 41 persons. In 16 their unwashed hands from their sufferings, and the growing numbers of 1915, and the timber loss was only a Application of Western railroads for ish Army. years the revenue derived from auto- mouths, the register and toll of disease church members, as compared with the trifle over one-fourth as large. In 1915, increase in freight rates because of mobile licenses alone has grown from would be greatly diminished. Fingers an Tuesday. total population. Baptists, Presbyter- 21,101 forest fires burned over 336,635 higher cost of labor under the Ad- less than $1000 to more than $18,000.- wet in,, the mouth leave their traces the The government's bill providing for ians and Disciples, which years ago acres, with a resulting timber loss of amson Law and of supplies and equip- 000 in the year 1916. Ninety per cent. everywhere, on money, street car trans- the calling out of the 1918 class recruits gave small heed to Holy Week and Eas- $850,700; in 1916, 1,013 fires burned 154,- ment was forecast by a telegram to of this amount was spent on road and fers, doorknobs, handrails and no one provoked a lengthy debate in the Cham- ter, are reported to be showing a dispo- 752 acres, and the timber loss was only Interstate Commerce Commission, highway improvements. But perhaps knows what not, and the immediate the ber of Deputies and a frank explana- sition to observe the week in much the $236,200. Less than three per cent. signed by officials of more than 20 the most interesting facts in the auto- successor in touching the money, trans- tion by the new minister of war, Paul fashion of Catholics, Episcopalians and of the area in the State forests was a conference to con- mobile industry relate to the car-per- fers, knobs or rails, may readily ac- roads, asking for Painleve, on the conditions confronting Lutherans. The programmes of church- burned over in 1916. No fires of any sider steps necessary to meet "a finan- population figures. Iowa, for instance, quire the germs of the first one. The the Allies. es in many cities show that where Lent consequence were reported in Adams. cial situation requiring immediate re- has a car to every 15 persons, while hands that are taught to keep away The United States coast guard cutter has not been observed, Holy Week is to lief." New York, our richest state, has a car from the mouth and which are washed Harvard Trains Quartermasters. Seneca has been sent to the aid of an be noticed with services at noon by before owner to:every 39 persons. In other words, eating will save their A committee has been appointed in Officials of the National Woman Suf- unidentified steamer reported sinking churches in down-town districts, and ev- many Iowa, in proportion to her population, risks of infection, while inspec- the Harvard business school to arrange frage Association plan to "do their off Stapleton, on Staten Island. ery night by those in residence ones. tion and education should hedge about bit" in the international crisis. has twice as many cars as New York. a course of instruction preparing its J. P. Morgan & Co.'s offer of $1,- and 20 times as many as Tennessee. the handlers of food, who should be par- Firemen rescued more than 40 per- From Poverty to Wealth in Eight Years. members for service in time of war. 000,000 to tide over the War Depart- The Southern States have the lowest ticularly careful about the condition of from the Maloney Building, de- Amassing a fortune in eight years Many students in the school are enroll- sons ment until the Army bill passes will averages of automobiles according to their hands. stroyed by fire at White Plains, N. Y. on an original capital of nothing is a ed in the Reserve Officers' Training probably be refused with thanks. population. while the Western States Corps and are fitting themselves for feat that few are capable of performing. Will Drop Kaiser and Prince. Sunday. Plans for temporary hospital building have the largest. In 1909 the controlling factor in the positions in the quartermaster officers' William B. Poindexter, aged 81 years, in addition to the permanent building The Atlantic Yacht Club of New Hippodrome, New York City, and the reserve corps. father of United States Senator Miles at St. Luke's Hospital, New York are Company Ready in an Hour. York, one of the leading yachting or- head of similiar theatrical enterprises Poindexter, was buried in Lexington, in the making. Arrangements are be- A mobilization test for the Newport, ganizations of the country, has decided War To Have Effect On Dress. in the south Marcus Loew—possessed Va. He died Thursday at his home on ing made to make St. Luke's a huge R. I., company of the naval reserve to drop both Kaiser Wilheim and his Patriotic New York women were urg- nothing but' foresight, ambition and James River, near Natural Bridge of base hospital in the event of war and caused considerable excitement when it brother, Prince Henry of Prussia, from ed to "use their influence on fashions in energy. This year, eight years since acute indigestion. an augmented-corps of surgeons is al- also called out naval officers assigned for the membership rolls. They are both dress to keep them as economical and his first venture, he is the possessor of of the United States into ready being enrolled. mobilization. honorary members of the club, made so practical as possible," in resolutions Divisions a fortune of $8,000,000. at the time when Germany and America adopted by the woman's section of May- six instead of the existing four military Sir Moses Ezekiel, the American The company was assembled under were united in booming the sonder races or Mitchell's committee on national de- departments was announced by the sculptor, died of pneumonia. In his San Antonio was founded more than arms and ready to leave the armory in between the two countries. fense. War Department. (Continued on page E.) 200 years ago by the Franciscan monks. fifty-eight minutes. 2 br filtrkip (!..brranci

SAVING THE LONELY. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION ated. These include associations of of the Immaculate Conception Aced- OP CATEIOLP ALUMNAE Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, emy, Davenport, Iowa. PIANOS! Unique but Sane Movement Is Under. Michigan, New York, Tennessee and PIANOS! PIANOS 1 taken In Chicago. Reports iummarize The Interests, Ac- Wisconsin. APRIL AND MAY SECOND-HAND LIST—MUST BE SOLD. Some good folk in Chicago have rec- tivities And Zealous Work of Var- Chickering—Good $75. Knabe—Fine Condition, $85. The preparation and arrangement of Uncle Sam more men. En- ognized a condition found in every ious State Associations. needs Compton-Price—Like New. Lehr—Slightly used Bargain. reports is the work of Mrs. John Mc York—Almost New, Bargain. great city and have taken very definite list now, if you are in a position to I Vouch—Excellent—Like New. Most interesting and informational Eniry, recording secretary of the In- Radle—Fine condition. Steiff —Good Condition, $49. steps to remedy it, says the Town De- are the reports of governors of State ternational Federation and an alumna serve. Schencke—Player, Bargain. Davis—Good as new. velopment Magazine. They realized, as Lowest alumnae affiliated to the Internationsi Factory Prices on all new Pianos. We sell the Famotiq Lehr, Radle. Werner others have before them, that in a big Vough and others sold for years at Birely's Palace of Music. Organs $10 up. All Federation of Catholic Alumnae which Kinds Talking Machines. Very Low Prices- Easy Terms. We save you money. there exists more We take all kinds old musical instruments in excnan.,,e.. crowded city human have recently been forwarded in type- square inch than in loneliness to the written form to every alumnae govern- CRAMER'S PALACE OF MUSIC, any other place on earth. The desert or from Canacla to California. FREDERICK, MARYLAND °Mimes is peopled and crowded when Vi-'it The reports summarize the interests, Factory Representatives Our 5 10 & 25c. Department. compared to the sense of utter alone- nov. 24-16 Phone 465-R activities and zealous co-operative work ness which comes to the stranger and of the various State associations. They From the unacquainted in a city street. Any Standpoint also indicate the particular needs of To relieve this sometimes desperate each State or province and point the situation the Chicago Social club has )CI 1 1 II 1II MI ti a im )II SIN II II IX IN It NE II UN III II Il been formed. It will exist for the soli- way in which the International Federa- UDGE this bank from any standpoint-- tary purpose of finding acquaintance tion may help each. The question of 1 0 for the unacquainted, of finding com- the publicity service of each State was Conveni- 0 panionship for the lonely. "Let us find an important element c sidered in Safety, Service, Equipment, J ii This Is The Season! you a friend to make your life in our these reports. Several States showed cannot 1 VI city happier" is the new club's slogan, gratifying results achieved in the press ence---and you fail to come to the and the organization will direct its ef- NI —when the thoughts of the housekeeper turn to interior Publicity line. These States had estab- forts toward introducing lonely indi- a improvements. Spring cleaning, then new wall paper, committees, chosen from decision that it is an ideal banking home a viduals to others who have been just lished press .1 or a new rug to brighten the living room; a suit or even a as lonely. the various associations, who worked for you. ,_. single piece of new furniture, perhaps. These go a long One of the officers of the club, Mrs. most effectively and successfully in • way towards cleanliness and comfort. Cora Randall, recently summed up its publicity service. It is planed that II a purposes in these words: \"People in all federated States shall do construc- We cordially invite you to call and IN Newest Designs ln Wall Paper the big cities draw away from each tive work in the matter of press com- other. You can live in Chicago for mittees, and thus establish a well-or- give us the opportunity to explain to you a are here for your inspection, at any price you want; the a years and not know your next door ganized publicity medium. 0 very latest thing, just from the makers. neighbor. Women especially have trou- Reports of Western and Middle Wes- IN ble in making desirable friends in a our efficient HELPFUL service and broad journals show- Mattings, Linoleum city where they are unacquainted. tern Catholic and secular II Rugs, That is the condition we are trying to ed generous space allotments to Feder- facilities. II in all colors to suit your interior furnishings. a alleviate. We will hold meetings every ation news. Eastern papers also, two weeks, and all the lonelies are in- though hard pressed for space, had ren- Furniture For Every Purpose vited." dered invaluable assistance to the cause. I Many reports detail the increasing ac- I all finishes different shades; solid wood, cane or up- I CLEAN STREETS AND HEALTH. tivities of alumnae associations in the "( holstery. a field of Catholic social service, in flour- Is Your House Wired For Electricity? Committee In Philadelphia calls Atten- ishing literary clubs and symposiums, tion to a Modern Civic Problem. ard also in educational work. Emmilsburg Savings Bank I We Do The Work And Furnish Fixtures. A joint committee of the Philadel- What magic the Federation has society, the Col- phia County Medical wrought in the welding of these gra- lege of. Physicians and the Pediatric a forces, what a powerful factor Under State Supervision society calls attention to the problem cious a of street cleaning in its relation to for good it may become and how or- . E. ZIMMERMAN public health and makes some recom- ganization can unify, stimulate and di- mendations that demand attention. rect these splendid energies and achieve- AT Safety Deposit AT Notary AT THE SQUARE. "Clean streets are one of the city's ments of American Catholic women is ILIJ Lock Boxes ‘-jj in Bank EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, greatest assets, economically speaking. admirably set forth in these reports. In all probability dust blown from the Among other interesting data incor a Imo as mamma am Naxos*a* axiom porated into the official account was the brief address of the Rev. James M. Hayes, of the Catholic University, 12.00(400000000000{(4 400000 0NX*****0000-0a****0+3000***000e* Washington, D. C., delivered on the occasion of the governors' meeting on November 26, 1916, during the recent Baltimore convention. The reverend speaker made an eloquent appeal to members of the Federation on behalf of the Sisters' College League. The report is supplemented by a list of alumnae associations recently affili- PUBLIC SALE. By virtue of a power of Sale contained in a mortgage from Margaret A. Shank ••• individually and as Executrix of the last will and testament of Joseph N. Lohr late of Frederick county deceased, bearing date the 18th day of August A. D., 1916, duly recorded in Liber E. G. H., No. 319, folio 342, etc., one of the land records of Frederick county to the undersigned default having been made therein, I will sell by Public Auction on the premises, on Thursday, April 12, 1917, at 1 o'clock, P. M., all that real estate described in said mortgage, situated in Mechanicstown district in Frederick county, Maryland, on the road from Washington School House to the Em- road, adjoin- CHILDREN CO-OPERATING IN KEEPING mitsburg-Thurmont State property of Mrs. Charles A. STREETS CLEAN. ing the Dorsey, J. Kelly and others, which was streets has a great deal to do with the conveyed unto the said Joseph N. Lohr dissemination of disease. It is pos- by William H. Martin and Elizabeth E. deed bearing date sible dirty streets and dust have a Martin his wife by a the 18th day of March, A. D., 1874, large upon the spread in- influence of duly recorded in Liber T. G., No. 1, fo- fantile paralysis." These considera- lio 722, etc., one of the land records of tions have repeatedly been urged upon Frederick county and of which the said the community in a determined educa- Joseph N. Lohr died, seized and pos- tional campaign asking the household- sessed, containing one hundred and five ers to co-operate in keeping the streets acres of land, more or less, improved clean, but no spirit of co-operation has with a good weather boarded Dwelling other build- been evident. Householders have con- House, a Bank Barn and The growing crop of rye on said tinued to sweep refuse from stores and ings. land will he reserved. sidewalks into the streets, have con- as prescribed by the mortgage tinued to the with leaky Terms line streets cash; all expense of conveyancing to be Nature Teaches and uncovered receptacles containing paid by the purchaser. A cash deposit ashes and rubbish whence they were of $300 will be required on the day of blown about by the winds or further sale. lkrtiof distributed by overloaded and uncov- WILLIAM F. FISHER, rrHIS season the style makers have stolen a leaf ered ash wagons or spilled about by mar 14 4ts Mortgagee. burrowings of 5,000 or more scaven- from the book of nature. In apparel, it is to be gers.—Philadelphia Press. TAX SALE. By virtue of the power vested in me, a season of vivid colors---bright shadings derived Street Oiling Report. the undersigned, as Collector of State The Minnesota reference bureau has and Cou-ty Taxes of Frederick county, just published the results of an inves- State of Maryland, for the year 1916 from the grass and the sea and the rarest of blossoms. tigation of street oiling methods in and the term allowed by law, I will sell Minnesota municipalities. Streets were for the payment of State and County This store has co-operated with the style makers in bringing these oiled in nearly forty villages and cities taxes for said year now due and in ar- Court House in 1916. rears and for costs, at the exquisite effects from them to you. We have been quick to grasp the door, in Frederick City, Frederick Coun applications of sea- One or two oil a ty, Maryland, on trends of fashion and to lay the mode's most at the feet of the women son not caly prevents dust, but pre- Wednesday, April 11, 1917, serves the.streets. of this community. all the follow- The cost of oiling varies according to at 10:00 o'clock, A. M., property, or so much If much preparation ing described Our stocks are always rich in opportunites, but today they are fairly local conditions. thereof as will satisfy said taxes and has to be made, of coUrse the cost is costs, to.wit: all that tract or parcel of bursting with choice offerings. high, and some soils require more oil land situate, lying and being in Hauv- than others. But a street that has been er's District, Frederick county, Mary- That is why we invite you to join us on the very threshold of the new oiled takes less oil than a 'street oiled land, containing 155 acres of land more for the first time. or less, together with the improvements season's styles. The investigation shows that it is thereon being the real estate conveyed E. (Tel) poor economy to use makeshifts for to Christian Gross by deed from McClure Rouzer, assignee of mortgage They almost always Coats $ 7.50 to $32.50 distributing oil. from P. Hanson Hiss Duncan, to Jos- use too much oil, which is good neither eph Engler and recorded in Liber H. W. for the street nor the treasury. It pays B No. 314, folio 346, one of the land Suits $10.75 to $50.00 to get a special distributor, once street Frederick county, Maryland, records of , oiling has become a settled policy. it being the same tract of land convey- This may be either an oil distributor ed to P. Hanson Hiss Duncan from or a special attachment for a water Joseph Engler by deed bearing date of 6.) in sprinkler. Heavy oil should be heated November 5th 1913, and recorded B., No 306, folio 379, one G. W. WEAVER & SON as it is applied, and oil should always Liber H. W. of the land records of Frederick coun- be applied under pressure. ty, Md., situated and being within 1 Frederick county, Gettysburg, Pa. mile of Deerfield; (11121 Education of Aliens. Maryland The property stands on the A ! ---thition indorsing the American- assessment books in the name of Chris- —in izatioa movement, which has for its tian Gross and is assessed at $404. District. more practical co-operation Hauver's purpose a Terms of Sale:—cash; the purchaser between the federal government and to be at the expense of conveyancing. of the public schools in 'the education ROGER G. HARLEY, aliens who come to our shores, was County Treasurer. .t:11,41 of the Iowa sent to each member dele- Collector of State and County taxes gation in congress by the chamber of for the year 1916 and the term allowed tie commerce of Council Bluffs. la. by law ::.tc•C•COCCOC-00(4000 -00000 -0000*oecigi3o.T0:30o0i)c)ao-z0000****-- 000v Itierk1B ellganirir

An idea of the enormous extent of China employs nearly 4000 experts FROM ALL PARTS OF COMPASS electrical industries may be gained from Europe and America to run her iCantinnea from page I.) ST. JOSEPH'S railways, post offices, etc There are COLLEGE—ACADEMY from the fact that their annual income 1105 13, itish and 174 Americans on the will he asked to be buried among his equals the total annual expenditures of job, many of the latter in the most old Confederate comrades in the Na- the United States Government. important offices. tional Cemetery, at Arlington, Va. An $8.000 aeroplane will be Cherie 111.11111MINIMIIIIIP ton's contribution to the Government as an expression of patriotism from its citizens A long step in the direction of re-es- aliffiaa•11211101•••••••.1.91610 tablishment of Government control was taken in the dispatching of 1500 soldiers from Santiago ts Guantanamo. Neither Aurelio Hevia, Secretary of the Inter- Valley Echoes ior, who is still at Santiago. Cuba. nor officers of the army profess to fear Miss Olivia Hardy, ex-'14, Cleveland, An interesting and instructive lecture Don't Rub It On serious resistance by rebels in the Ohio, is visiting friends in Philadelphia, of this week was that delivered in the where she formerly resided. College Auditorium, Bruises or Sore Muscles Guantanamo district, notwithstanding Wednesday by Mr. the fact that it is the headquarters of Charles Richmond of New York City, a Miss Pauline Connor, '22, is spending loan's Liniment quickly pene- Rigoberto Fernandez, the rebel leader, noted Shakespearean actor and reader. some time with her parents in New trates and soothes without who has a considerable force with him. Extracts were read from the most not- S rubbing. Cleaner than mussy York City. ed works of the immortal dramatist, in- A Bank Account Wednesday. cluding Macbeth, Hamlet, The Mer- plasters or ointments, does noi Miss Gertrude McManus, '16, Phile- Several persons, fatally injured in chant of Venice, Julius Caesar and As stain the skin. delphia, has returned to her home, 3512 Have a bottle handy for emergency, the storm that swept Central Alabama, You Like It. Is Baring St., after a visit to Miss Pauline the Gibraltar of the Home! rheumatic aches and pains, neuralgia, lune were near death, and it was believed bago, gout, strains, sprains and lame back, R. Staley, '16, Pittsburgh, where much the death toll would be raised to at "The Mystic Rose" or "Pilate's yield to Sloan's Liniment. entertaining was done in her honor. Daughter," a Scriptural If you are a man of family you must have a bank account. A At all druggists, 25c. 50c. and $1.00. least 15. Eleven bodies have been re- Drama in five BANE covered acts was excellently rendered Thursday ACCOUNT Among the visitors of the past week IS THE BULWARK, THE GIBRALTAR, OF YOUR HOME The State Senate killed the bill which were: Mr. and Mrs. John Hartigan, evening by the Sophomores. Tbe story is woven It protects you in time of need. would have permitted women to vote Troy, N. Y.; Dr. and Mrs. Von Phul about a rose which Pilate's Sloatfs for President and many municipal and daughter, Claudia, a child of ten years, and four children, Seattle, Wash.; Mr. It gives you a feeling of independence. cast county officers. Favorable action, how- and Mrs. Wm. Ashton and children, over the balcony of her father's It strengthens you. Liniment ever, was taken on a prohibition meas- Baltimore. palace as Christ goes forth condemned MILLS ure which does not contain "bone dry" to death. The flower touches the robe PAIN* N. provisions. Miss Elizabeth Ewell, ex-'19 is the of the Master and thenceforth not only never fades but is endowed with the William Rotch Ware, an architect, guest of her brother and sister-in-law at It Is How the Submarines Got Their Names. most marvelous powers by which many a Consolation to Your Wifet', and for many years editor of the Am- Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Miss Ew- submarines are, conversions are afterwards wrought Everyone knows what erican Architect and Building News, ell was entertained at luncheon at the among the Vestals and attendants at to Your Children and what an important factor they have died at his home in Newton, Mass. He Manufacturers' Club, Saturday last by warfare. Their court of Agrippina, wife of Tiberius become in modern naval was 68 years old and was wide'v known the Misses McManus. rather interesting In Caesar. In the title role, Miss Lucile We Pay 4% On Time Deposits nomenclature is as a writer on architectural subjects. the United States navy the first of these Mrs. Ella Sexton Starkey, Roanoke, Morgan did splendid work; Miss Nan crafts were named for various kinds of Lord Hilton, of London, announced in Va., paid a short visit to her Alma Ma- Gable's interpretation of the part of ANNAN, HORNER & CO., Bankers. fish and reptiles, and we had such odd the House of Lords that the supply of ter last week. Her daughter, Miss Ag- the Emperor was excelleet, while the cognomens as "Adder," "Moccasin," petrol was so short that on the expira- nes Starkey, '15, is making quite a rep- crowning success of the evening was -ESTABLISHED IN 1882- tion of the current licenses in Apri Miss 00t 8-09tf- "Pike," Sturgeon," "Shark," "Carp," utation for herself as teacher in one of Caroline Gable's marvelous imper- "Haddock," etc., on the naval lists. none would be available for private the Southern Public Schools. sonation of "Leah," the demented ser- Before this list of piscatorial names ran motors. vant. The dignity and charm of the Registered Optometrist out the system was changed, and desig- Rear Admiral James H. Oliver, chief The Easter holidays will extend from graceful classic dance by eight of the C. L. KEFAUVER FREDERICK, nations of A-1, A-2, B-1, B-2, etc., of naval intelligence, was named by Wednesday, April fourth to Monday assisting collegiates added much to the down to the more recent submarine Secretary Daniels as Governor of the April ninth inclusive. As the annual re grandeur and richness of the final authorized in 1915, known as the 0. Danish West Indies, which are to be treat which heretofore took place dur- scene. class. In general the numbers applied taken over Saturday by the United ing Holy Week was conducted the first correspond to the particular lot in States. week of December, many students will The collegians were the guests of the spend the vacation which they were constructed, and the Thursday. at home, or in visit- Purcell Lyceum Thursday last on the letters closely follow the number of ing friends. occasion of the presentation of "Ready The jury at Chicago awarded Miss since they were first built. In Money," a stirring drama by James years Nettie Markiewitz $5,000 damages Miss Elizabeth McManus, '15, Phila- Germany they are all known as U-boats, Montgomery. It is seldom that a group against Daniel Crandall for breach of delphia, spent a few days with Miss the U being the first letter of Untersee- of amateurs are so admirably equipped promise. But if Crandall elects to go Anna Fesenmeier' 14, Baltimore, last boot, meaning submarine.—From Popu- to interpret the various characters and to jail instead for six months, she will week. Miss McManus has resumed her lar Science Monthly. depict the versatile mood and movement be obliged to pay his board to get her piano studies under a noted Philadelphia of an intricate, many-sided problem, as revenge. professor; being an excellent musician Will j EMMITSBURG, MD., were the Purcell cast in this play. be at "SLAGLE HOTEL" in vocal as well as in the instrumental The Michigan House of Representa- The dainty elegance of the social lion, SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH Rally round the flag, boys. branch her work is of interest to her tives went on record 71 to 21, as favor- the sordid aims of the stock gambler, NEXT VISIT THURSDAY, APRIL 12th many friends ing submission of a woman se. -rage the flashing coquetry of the aspiring constitutional amendment to vote of The bright weather has permitted the dame, the dignified composure of the the people. The measure now goes to holding of physical culture classes on seasoned matron,the cold-blooded "pep" the Senate. the campus where the exercises are en- of the sleepless sleuth were exhibited An accounting of the estate of Mrs. tered into with added zest. Answering with a realistic vigor little short of pro- Ida A. Flagler, divorced wife of Henry the call of the spring days, baseball and fessional, if at all. M. Flagler, of New York, filed in the tennis players have resumed their games The female imperaonaters were a Supreme Court by Cornelius J. Sullivan with renewed vigor. There will prob- brilliant success. If as it seems, they FREE! and the Guaranty Trust Company, the are tyros, it can be FREE! ably be some interesting match stated with assur- games committee, shows an increase of $2,- in the near future. ance that there are at the Mount sever- 051,087 in the value of the property in al Julian Eltinges in the making. the year ending January 1 last. Mrs. Monday, March 26, Maryland Day, a "Ready Money" is a play that would Flagler has been confined as insane for legal holiday in the state was a recrea- fail through the deficiency of a more than 20 years in a sanatorium. tion day for the students in the Vale. minor character, yet without exaggera- 100 PI NOS The weather was ideal and the Stars and tion it can be said that it was interpret- Stripes floating from the lofty flag-pole ed with a dispatch, accuracy and fidel- Uncle Sam is calling for men. did not fail to stir patriotic sentiments ity that spell verisimilitude. It will be TO BE PLACED in every heart. Out-door sports and a memorable in the annals of theatricals IN country walk gave additional pleasure at Mt. St. Mary's. to the girls. M. J. M. WHEN HER BACK ACHES. 1 0 0 HOMES A Woman Finds All Her Energy and Goes To Church But Not To Pray. Spring's Message. Ambition Slipping Away. A Nashville, Tenn., light fingered (By M. G. M.) Emmitsburg women know how the gent seems to have a penchant for rob- What message are you telling, Without Any Charge aches and pains that often come when bing churches. He robbed eight within 0 heralds of the Spring, Whatever. the kidneys fail make life a burden. a week, and stole a Baptist minister's Ye poets of the wakening woods Backache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy diving suit twice, once after the minis- spells, distressing urinary troubles, are Whose song makes Nature sing? frequent indications of weak kidneys ter had recovered it from a pawnshop. What tidings are you bringing, and should be checked in time. Doan's He took a piano from another church, Ye op'ning blossoms fair, Kidney Pills are for the kidneys only. Any Boy, Girl or Adult who is able to and when a negro to whom he sold it in- That Nature's floor retesselate They attack kidney diseases by strik- sisted that the stool was ing at the cause. part of the With gay mosaics rare? do a little special work for us successfully, Can Emmitsburg sufferers desire bargain, he walked back- two miles to stronger proof than this Hagerstown the church and got the stool Ye babbling crystal brooklets, can get one of these Pianos, as long as woman's word? What music do you sing— Mrs. Raymond Kline, 322 N. Locust What murmurs while ambrosial breeze St , Hagerstown, Md., says: "My back How to Prevent Croup. they Waves its scented wing, last. began to ache and that was the first I When the child is subject to attacks knew that my kidneys were disordered. , While streams the vernal sunrise of croup, see to it The kidney secretions became unnatur- that he eats a light Encircling mountain side evening meal, as an overloaded Here's a chance to take the first step al and mornings I felt all tired out. stomach Like filmy veil enfolding Doan's Kidney Pills made me feel like may bring on an attack, also watch for The brow of radiant bride? towards a musical a different woman." the first symptom—hoarseness, and education, without put- Price 50c., at all dealers. Don't sim- ply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as I wonder if you're longing, ting out any money. Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Kline soon as the child becomes hoarse. Ob- 0 harbingers of life, tainable everywhere. had Foster- Milburn Co., Props., Buf- To cheer us weary mortals **Advertisement. m. 2-1mo. People outside of Frederick can easily falo, N. Y. Advertisement. Oppressed with toil and strife; Methinks a message bear ye Of hope and joy and love: take advantage of this offer. We're willing trEPIT AND "Awake, arise, ye slurnberers, to put out these pianos, and charge it up Take heart and gaze above!" Berkeley hydrated Lime Rank Foolishness. to advertising expense. —Increases Crop Yields Quickly You occasionally SECURITY MR, see it stated that No "prize contest"---nothing to Farmers acknowledge that it colds do not result from cold weather. sell-- is neither profitable nor advisable That is rank foolishness. Were it true just easy, light work. Hurry! to buy potash at its present pro- 12. .12 colds would be as prevalent in midsum- Hurry! Get hibitive prices. mer as in midwinter. The microbe that full particulars, and then get Berkeley Hydrated Lime offers causes colds flourishes in damp, cold busy. Call or the best solution of the problegn. weather. To get rid of a cold take write today to It makes the potash in the soil Chamberlain's Cough remedy. It is quickly available, and produces effectual and is highly recommended by increased yields. people who have used it for many years ••••11MMEN••••=•13 as occasion required, and know its real If you can wait, ground lime- value. Obtainable everywhere. stone will do the work, but for **Advertisement. m 2-1mo. quick action use Berkeley Hy- drate. Shipyard To Spend $2,500,000. Cramer's Palace of Music We make lime in all its forms. An expenditure of $2,500,000 for im- provements is to be made immediately SECURITY CEMENT & LIME CO., by the Newport HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND News Shipbuilding and Dry dock Company, officers said last FREDERICK, MD. week following announcement that the yard had been awarded contracts for two battle cruisers. The improvement will include two new ship ways, new THE BIG MUSIC HOUSE. TWO STORES IN FREDERICK machine shops and enlargement of some of the present shops. The ship ways, to be the largest in the world, will cost about $600,000 each. 4 , trkly Timmirir

THE CALL IS TO EVERYONE. house method—and his only ef_ PREPARATIONS FOR WAR WITH Rosenwald, Bernard Baruch, Daniel THEATRE AUDIENCES. 0/11e Ii rrtdj elignittrie GERMANY GO STEADILY ON Franklin Martin, Dr. Hol- Love of one's country is best fective means—is to advertise in Willard, Dr. lis Godfrey, Howard Coffin, and N. S. A Sermon For Those Who Arrive Late expressed by service. To talk Continued from page 1. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT EliMITS- his local paper. Let him feature Gifford. and Depart Early. agreed upon in Cabinet meetings, the The eight-hour day limit has been It is one of our most hallowed na- • BURG. MARYLAND. patriotism, to keep the spirit of the fact that the catalogue house Udited States Government is getting taken off Navy -vork. A call has teen tional customs not to go into a theater patriotism aliveo,is all well and is in reality a sort of jobbing ready to put into effect measures of the issued for women to fill yeomen's plac- until the curtain has risen. If by some EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, STERLING GAIT, good; it is needful at times like house, selling the goods of manu- most far-reaching and aggressive char- es. Secretary Daniels has asked for stupid blunder we have arrived punc- acter in the event of war with Germany. bids for 200 submarine chasers. The tually we smoke a cigarette in the this; but the real essence of pa- facturers. The retailer can pro- lobby. TERMS:—One Dollar a year in advance: Six It will not be satisfied with mere at- Navy has awarded contracts for 24 de- subscriptions. Three So the cunning playwright takes care months. 50 cents. Trial trjotism lies in the practical ef- tempts to protect American merchant stroyers. months. 25 cents. cure the same kind of goods; but not to start his story until at least five known on appli- vessels. Its preparations will be design- issued a state- ADVERTISING RATES made fort, in action that, if need be, he must impress that fact upon Secretary Houston has minutes later. He occupies these five cation at this office. ed to meet any eventuality—a long war upon the farmers of the decline ment calling minutes with a colorless scene of some THE PROPRIgTOR reservesthe right to reaches the point of positive self- halfway any advertisements which he may deem objection- his cnstomers; he must appeal to if necessary. There will be no United States to strive this year for kind just to keep the groundlings able. measures. "highest standard of efficiency in be paid to sacrifice. them for their patronage, he must the amused. In some cases he will begin NO ATTENTION whatever will The Secret Service knd the agents of anonymous contributions. ' At this moment "organization productien and conservation of food." each act in the same way. It depends MANUSCRIPTS offered for publication will be invite them to his place of busi- the Department of rustice are ready Economic and patriotic reasons, the on how fashionable his audience is and returned if unavailable, when accompanied by and "spies" For a converse reason he stamps. of our resources for war is con- ness, and having gained their with lists of "suspects" Secretary said, were responsible for the how thirsty. C. & P. PHONE NO. 10. and interned im- must finish his play five minutes be- tinuing throughout the country. confidence, prove that whatever who will be arrested plea. He urged the securing of maxi- mediately upon the outbreak of hostili- mum returns from seed, the prevention fore the final curtain falls. Entered as second-class matter January 1. 1909 Another of our national customs is Emmitsburg. Md.. under the Army, Navy and State forces, they demand he can supply. The ties of waste and the taking of measures at tile post office at to leave the theater the moment Ed- Act of March 3. 1879. The Presufent, by executive orders, potato diseases. including militia, patriotic socie- catalogue house by advertising against win has embraced Angelina, although has increased the authorized enlisted the Red Cross It is announced that the author may have reserved a quaint FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1917. ties, public safety and similar has really created the demand; 87,000. This strength of the Navy to has gained 150,000 membjrs in the East comedy touch or a dramatic surprise committees, are working diligent- order will add 19,000 men to the enlist- since the break in diplomatic relations eN111111•111MIllillaMd but it is up to the local merchant for the actual end. ly to prepare the country for the 'd personnel. with Germany. Food has been proclaim It is no use altering the hour of per- to demonstrate to his customers Sailing out of the port of New York war by the Depart- midnight if you "A glance over the pages ed a munition of formance. Begin at coming strife." that he too can supply the goods alone are sixty-two passenger vessels ment of Agriculture and increased pro- like; we shall not come until five min- of history reveals to us that of The call is to everyone; the totaling 379,658 tons, all under the duction has been urged. In New York a utes after. Leave off at 10; we shall demanded. go out five minutes before. It is in the all institutions which affect American flag. These can be taken ov- move has been set afoot to enlist 25,000 opportunity to do one's bit is not The idea that an audience owes This can be done only by ad- er by the Government for war purposes. doctors in the army reserve medical blood. thf wellspring of human ac- any consideration to authors or actors restricted. Old and young, be Many of them, like the American liners corps vertising. Is entirely foreign to us. The very newspaper is per- are suitable for conversion into auxil- officers of the different tivity the they men or women, can render Commanding suggestion of it is almost an imperti- iary cruisers, as they were in the Span- organizations assert that as a unit the haps the greatest." "ONE Sewing Circle That,Bans nence.—Louis N. Parker in New York service to their country if they ish-American War. Others could be fitted for act Gossip."—Name and address, National Guard is better Times. aW111111.111•11111111111WMIN. will but find their niche and be used as transports and supply ships ual war service than at any time since way, Mr. Car- This fleet, which does not include the the volunteers were mustered out after found. please; and by the IN AN ANDEAN CAPITAL. willing to fill it when many large freight steamships flying Civil War THE CHRONICLE will be indepen- negie, kindly have another medal the - - — Stars and Stripes, is a much larger 'dent in politics, progressive in spirit the They Have Queer Ideas About Bath- COMMON SENSE. struck. one than was available during the war and a champion of what it conceives MARYLAND DOING ITS PART. ing Places In Colombia. with Spain. to be right. Its columns will al- Common Sense means sense (Continued from nose 1.) lbague, capital of the Colombian "TEDDY Kills Devil Fish."— ways be open for a dignified dis- The Government has a complete list Committees is urged and confidently province of Tolima, claims 2,300 souls, about common, everyday mat- but the count takes much for granted. cussion by the people of any subject Good for Ted. How 'bout the of all privately owned vessels, all pri- expected to attend the meeting hereby It is a square cornered town of almost ters, not sense that is common to vate yachts and motor boats that can aid in this practical that may seem to them interesting, Colonel taking a chance at har- announced and to wholly thatched one story buildings, be presped into service. This list is benefit or that may in anywise be a benefit every one; for it is unfortunately work we are asked to do for the its wide streets atrociously cobbled and pooning a German submarine? very long and includes many fine ves- view of the to the community at large. true that common of our State and Nation in its few sidewalks worn perilously slip- — — sense is one of sels. Yacht clubs all over he country great emergency with which they are pery and barely wide enough for two the most uncommon things in THE country needs young men have offered their craft for war pur- now confronted. feet at once. the world. Maturity of judg- for the Service. How many in poses. Speaking of the enrollment of eligibles A stream of crystal clear water gur- 1917 MARCH 1917 The navy has recalled into active ser- in the counties of the State Governor gles down every street through cobbled Emmitsburg district are ready to gutters, lulling the travel weary to SUN MON TUE yiED THU FRI SAT ment and tact, or common sense vice large numbers of the retired offi- Harrington stated:"I want to explain to sleep and furnishing a convenient cers. Inadequacy of the officer person- people of the state that this enroll- crystallized, ttre two of the best answer the call? the means of washing photographic films. nel resulted in this order from Secre- in a na- ment is not an enlistment, but We drank less often, however, after [ 1 2 endowments, of the practical in- follows closely the IT looks like the forty-ninth tary Daniels which ture of a census. After the enrollment we had strolled up to the end of the tellect. It has been called the order for the advancing graduation of is made, if the National Guard is called mountain and found three none too 4 5 6 7 state of the Union, as the Auburn classes of the Annapolis Naval two into service, it may be necessary to handsome ladies bathing in the reser- democracy of thought. Academy. Citizen suggests, is to be the call for volunteers for home purposes, voir. 14 will be placed upon the ex- It is a peaceful, roomy place where 111213 1516 17' Daily experience testifies to the State of War. No limit but we want to be prepared for any destroyers, sub- every one has unlimited space on the inestimable value and necessity tension of the navy in event or contingency which might pos- 18192021222324 marines and submarine chasers other grassy, gentle slope to put up his little "CUFFS are not so important sibly happen. chalky, straw roofed cottage, yet all of common sense. How fre- than the physical capacity of the coun- "Those entitled to exemption after toe the street line as if fearful of as they were." —Another excuse shipyards to turn out the vessels. 252627282930 3 quently arises the need of the try's being enrolled must within 15 days file a missing anything that might unexpect- are already specifi- for the laundry to use more quick While 15 destroyers written statement of such exemption, edly pass. Foreigners seem to be a level-headed man or woman, who Secretary Daniels an- cally authorized, vetified by affidavit, in the office of the great novelty. and I could find no sat- q Communications intended for publi- lime on them. the department would at by prompt and proper action can nounced that Superior Court for Baltimore city and isfactory reason why so many Iba- cation in this paper, letters of a busi- destroyers as can guenos were blind unless they had adjust matters. Many an un- once order as many in the office of the courts of the county ness nature in relation to the Chronicle, WHO was the cruel person who present overindulged themselves in the nation- be built in time to meet the for which the enrollment is made. This and all, orders for Job Printing to be pleasant happening has been al game of staring.—Harry A. Franck said "The only high ambition crisis. If as many as 50 can be built, exemption applies to the classes above done at this office should be addressed to In Century Magazine. averted, many a day saved by the they will be ordered. An extreme ef- mentioned, and not to those who may not THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE. some youths have is courting a fort will be made to build the destroy- be able to pass the physical examina- presence of mind or common tall girl?" ers in 10 to 15 months. Twenty-two to Red Foxes Mate For Life. tion whenever individual service is Since the days of Aesop's fables tales FREDERICK COUNTY, individual. 24 months has been the customary per- sense of an offered or required. foxes and their doings have had WHEN the U. S. starts the of Frederick is next to the largest Self-control is another phase of iod. "Our State is a tidewater coast State. their place in literature as well as in counties of Maryland. In of the submarine chasers, 0 you boats! Secretary of the Navy Daniels urges to be guarded, the folk lore of the countryside. Many population and wealth it ranks next We have much property the subject; common sense ap- the youth of the nation to show their of their amazing wiles to outwit pur- to Baltimore county. In the fertil- and in case of war will be as much ex- ity and productiveness of its lands plied to oneself. "In the suprem- STATE CONDENSED. patriotism by enlisting in the navy at posed as any state in the Union. suers or to capture their prey give evi- dence of extraordinary mental powers. it ranks among the first in the Un- (Continued from gage I.) once. The administration is desirous "Maryland has always done her part ion, and especially in the produc- acy of self-control consists one of that all of the more than 13,000 vacan- Their bill of fare includes many items. of this running expenses and 16 cents for new in the past, and I know she will do it tion of wheat. The area the perfections of an ideal man. cies in the navy be filled before Presi- such as mice, birds, reptiles, insects, great county is 633 square miles. buildings. This would yield $450,000 for now. many kinds of fruits.and on rare occa- dent Wilson addresses Congress when it The great body of the people are of Not to be impulsive, not to be running expenses and $221,000 for new "I call for the hearty co-operation of sions a chicken. German, English and Scotch-Irish buildings. The School Board desires to assembles in extraordinary session Ap- all patriotic citizens." lied foxes apparently pair for life progeny mostly of the descent, the spurred hither and thither by ril 2, for it is anticipated that at that and occupy dens dug by themselves in settlers. The land is mostly build an addition to the Towson High The Governor has named the census early time the Chief Executive will ask for a secluded knoll or among rocks. of fine limestone quality, and the each desire that in turn becomes School to cost $30,000; new school at board for Freaerick county as follows: These enlisted effi- greater part of the county is a val- Rosedale, to cost $20,000; new school at authority to increase the D. Columbus Kemp, Sterling Galt, Dr. dens, which sometimes are occupied uppermost, but to be restrained, for years in succession, always have ley of rolling lands lying between Relay,to cost $15,000; addition to Fuller- ciency of the navy. Charles F. Goodell, Lewis H. Fraley the Linganore Hills and the Catoc- two or more entrances opening in op- and self-balanced." ton School, to cost $20,000. Within the week the National Guard Gambrill, Jr. tin Mountain. This splendid valley and James H. posite directions, so that an enemy en- The War is drained by the Monocacy river, Yet another phase is the abil- At a meeting of the directors of the of 32 states was called out. tering on one side may be eluded read- and is one of the best farmed and Hagerstown School Board of Trade last Department, in announcing the calling ABOUT TYPHOID FEVER. ily. The young, numbering up to eight and produc- ity to say, "Let it pass," when most highly improved Friday night it was decided to hold a Out of this new group of National Says the latest bulletin from the or nine, are tenderly cared for by both areas of the Union. The great tive us; when large civic demonstration and parade in Guardsmen, said they were "for gener- parents.—National Geographic Maga- crops are wheat and corn.—Mary- petty annoyances vex United States Public Health Service: land Manual issued by Board of our good intentions and motives Hagerstown on the Fourth of July. al purposes of police protection against "Typhoid fever is found only in man. It zine. Public Works. George F. Shepherd, son of the late possible interference with postal, com- is caused by a short rod-shaped micro- High Cost of Living are misunderstood; a kind act is Lucius M. Shepherd, president of the mercial and military channels and in- scopic vegetable, which enters the body Problem. Every legislative body would do EMMITSBURG. some one criti- Cumberland Dry Goods and Notion strumentalities. through the mouth and leaves it in hu- unacknowledged; well to consider ways and means of Company, Md., by the will of Mr. With orders to these men, the East In all Western Maryland—the harshly; a man discharges to enter another human Increasing agricultural production and cises us favor asked is Shepherd, who died last week, just ad- and its industrial life is closely guarded beauty spot and the garden spot of mouth to which it is carried by fingers, of utilizing farm products which now as well as the Far West. the State—there is no town more refused; a beloved friend seems mitted to probate, is given $200. Middle and flies, fluid and food. It is essentially a go to waste as a step toward solving attractive than Emmitsburg. cold and unfeeling; — the common Young Shepherd is living in Denver,Col. Thus far there has been no general call disease of young adult life. Older peo- the high cost of living. Science alone His father's estate is estimated at $150,- to Southern States. it probably be- can solve the problem, and no time No people are more wide-awake, sense person will not allow such ple are less apt to have more knowable, more courteous to 000. One-fourth goes to the widow, The water supply of every important cause they have suffered from an attack should be lost in setting science at the strangers than Emmitsburgians. acts to annoy and disturb his Mary Lee Shepherd, to be held in trust city is being eaiarded either by militia- of the disease in their youth. task. Some of the best brains in the country are studying agricultural eco- The location of Emmitsburg is by Mrs. Shepherd and Allan B. Spier, men or specially employed guards. "Typhoid fever is known by various tranquility of mind. He says to nomics. More should be employed in surrounding scenery is un- executors and trustees,who bonded each Wherever there is a munition plant names, "slow fever," "low fever," but ideal; the the same manner at once. We must notedly himself: "why stew over such in $50,000. guards are also on duty. In some in- whatever name it is called by it kills matchable; the climate is find some way to Rudolph Reinecke, of the Emerson stances complete stockades surround increase the yield healthful; its water—pure mountain trifles?" Is not interior peace about 8 per cent, of those whom it at- of food products, not only per acre, but Hotel, Baltimore, was in Havre. de them. Heavy patrols are watching Fed- spring water—cannot be surpassed. preferable to the unrest brought tacks. A certain percentage of those per man, and we must try to utilize It is within easy access of Balti- Grace and completed final arrangements eral buildings, State capitols, dockyards who recover become carriers. Carriers material which now goes to waste.— more, Hagerstown, Frederick; eight on by worry over minor affairs? for the erection of the Susquehanna Inn, shipbuilding plants, bridges and tun- are largely responsible for the perpetu Chicago Journal. nela. miles from the National Battlefield Here is where common sense and the contractors, H. D. Watts Com- ation of typhoid fever, but the installa- at Gettysburg, near to the Moun- pany, of Baltimore, began work on the Several new military departments tion of proper sewer systems which not Courses and Dishes. tain Resorts, and is surrounded by comes into play. A practical building this week, when ground was have been created, the better to effect only take away noxious wastes but also Three courses seem to have been the fertile fa- n.s and productive or- person looks for the silver lining broken and the necessary water mains mobolization. Maj Gen. Leonard Wood do not deposit them in some one else's customary menu in medieval times for state banquet, less ceremonial feasts chards. laid. The Inn, which will be 100 by 200 now in command of the Department of water supply, the abolition of flies. a to every cloud. Common sense comptising only two and no private Mount Saint Mary's College and feet, will be located just east of the the East, is transferred to the newly cockroaches, and other filth insects, the Bayside Park,and the cost will probably created Southeastern Department with dinner more than one. But each course Ecclesiastical Seminary—with an shows the way and if we follow, main tainance of a pure food supply, and might comprise from eight to a dozen be $100,000. It will contain 50 sleeping headquarters at Charleston, S. C., and enviable reputation extending over sunshine will accompany us. Is the intelligent care of the typhoid pa- different dishes. Thus at the wedding Maj. Gen, J. Franklin Bell, in command 108 years—is located here; St. Jos- rooms, 45 with private baths, ballroom, tient, these are the measures which will banquet of Henry V. there were only eph's College and Academy for it not worth while to cultivate lobby, writing-room, lounging-room, of the Western Department, is trans- rid us from this disease. Until very re- three courses, yet over thirty different young ladies—equally as noted dur- this valuable asset to life? rathskeller, restaurant, etc., and will ferred to the Eastern Department, with cently typhoid has been the scourge of dishes are mentioned in the records. ing its 107 years of splendid acheive- be kept open all the year for the accom- headquarters at Governor's Island, N. armies but now the anti-typhoid inocu- irrespective of fruits and wines.—Lon- modation of sportsmen, automobilists Y. don Chronicle. ment—is also here. THE RETAILER'S OPPORTUNITY. lation has reduced this danger to a min- There are excellent Schools—Pub- and tourists. The first call will be for men from 18 imum." Methods. lic and Parochial—in Emmitsburg; No doubt many retailers won- Frank Devito, Italian section hand, to 45. A complete census, however, Reverse '`An heiress has to take measures op- two sound Banks, five Churches, a was instantly killed and J. A. Dorsey, will be made in each state of youths of Easier To Cross Border. der at the profligate way in which posed to anybody else's when sli,• ac- trackman, was seriously injured, when 16 and all men, physically fit, up to 45, live Newspaper, modern Hotel For the convenience of thousands of wants to save her money." catalogue houses distribute their they were struck by a draft of shifting the age limit. commodations, adequate Fire De- persons who have occasion to cross the "In what way?" Not only the students and professors partment, progressive merchants, bulky descriptive books. How cars in the Western Maryland Railway Canadian line daily at Detroit and other "The last thing she should On Is t • of various colleges are offering their splendid physicians, good liveries, can they afford it? Does the ulti- yards at Hagerstown on Monday. The places, and the Mexican line, the De- husband her resources." — 1.m iii..a- auto garages, many fraternal organi- men were walking down the track and services to the government, but also partment of Labor will initiate a new American. zations, good railroad accommoda- mate consumer pay for the print- did not hear the approaching of the waiters and college employees. The reg- identification system to go into effect tions. There are four or five mails ing and mailing? The answer is cars. The body of Devito was horribly ular curriculum of several universities with the new immigration law May 1. Real Nice. tame!: es SI see ea a day, telegraph, express and tele- mangled. has been reduced in order to include the A card like a railroad pass, on which Bobbie—That Mrs. that the selling agents from whom thing nice about :eon. phone service connecting all points; The cornerstone of the new South military manual. Some colleges have will appear the name of the bearer, his (purring)—What was it. Bolbin? oiled houses buy are blackmailed Hotel, Baltimore, which is being built determined to end their sessions in the electric light and power, these signature, description and photograph, show yol:!' upon the site of the once famous Foun- event of war and will offer their build- bie—She said you didn't streets. into paying—the penalty for re- will be provided at once, 15,000 of which age.—London Telegraph. There is business to be had in Em- tain Inn Revolution days, in which ings to the government. are now being prepared. fusal being to "cut out" their George Washington lodged on three The Council of National Defense mitsburg; there are Factory Sites He Gets In Early. laid Monday which will plan A mixture of iron fibers, sand and availabe. If you contemplate chang- goods. Even at that it pays both. occasions, was with impres- the disposition of re- "Do you sit up for your husband?" cement is being used experimentally ing your place of residence—come sive ceremonies by Mrs. Josias Penning- sources for war is composed of: Secre- "No; I am an early riser and am al The retailer's chance to offset dressing to Emmitsburg, Frederick County, ton, president of Chapter 1 of the taries Houston, Daniels, Baker, Lane, in France as a top for high- ways up in time to greet him."—De Md. and counteract the catalogue Colonial Dames of America. Wilson, Grosvenor Clarkson, Julius ways. troit Free Pres; rrItIll Olgunirlp 3

American Quakers Will Not Fight. EMMITSBURG SWEET PEAS NOW Quakers have issued no statement concerning their course in the event of war, but when asked about it, reply The New Gruen GRIN ELEVATOR The Time to Plant Them Has Al- without exception, that they will follow the pattern of most Arrived. English Friends and up- DEPENDABLE TIMEKEEPER BOYLE BROS. on grounds of conscience refuse to serve or to indorse others who serve. In En- A beautiful model. —DEALERS IN — EVER TRIED THE TRENCH? gland at the moment many Quakers are 17 ruby jewels. in prison, on these grounds, and Amer- $20 Double Roller. ican Quakers declare that if prisons Adjusted to 3 positions American Stock, await them Hasten Germination by Soaking the here they are ready to en- Gold Filled. Seeds In Warm Water and Try Put- ter them. THE STARS AND STRIPES. Hog & Poultry Fence all Sizes ting the Seeds In a Pit That Has ON DISPLAY AT Two additional verses to "America," Some Unlucky Hay, Corn, Oats, Rye, Bran, Been Well Fertilized. Man, fhis. Malone's written over fifty years ago and most The most unlucky man in the world, Jewelry Store Chop, Clover and Timothy [Prepared by Kansas State Agricultural College.] appropriate at this time. the Pittsburgh Post avers, FREDERICK, MARYLAND Seed, Chicken Feed, Horse is one of the Now is the time to plant ,the sweet Flag of the fearless free, militiamen on the Border. He wrote to PHONE 969. and Cattle Powder, Mary- peas. These flowers are easily grown Sacred to liberty, his wife recently, saying that she ought We have the exclusive Agency for for Gruen Watches. land Portland Cement, Terra If the soil is properly prepared and In faith unfurled; to do something for the boys, and she good seed is used, according to M. F. Pure field of snowy white, sent down five hundred fresh fish on Cotta Pipe. A Full Line of Ahearn, professor of 1-1-15 lyr landscape gar- Red with the blood of right, ice. The day that the fish arrived he dening in the Kansas State Agricultur- Azure with stars of light, al college. was on kitchen detail, and he had to Hope of the world. "Germination may be hastened by prepare every one of the five hundred. MACHINERY soaking the seeds warm in water be- Emblem of purity, IrktIntItter+++++ +TktIc?+++ fore planting," Professor —DEALER IN— Tit++41+% And Repairs for same. said Ahearn. Refuge from tyranny, "The trench method is considered the Wave in thy might; M. F. SNUFF, Furniture of all Kinds successful most way of planting. The Stout hearts will fight for thee, trench should be from six to eight inch- FUNERAL DIRECTOR Pure hearts will pray for thee, AND EMBALMER n7, es deep and a foot wide. The bottom Shirts For W. MAIN STREET, Easter 111 of True hearts will bleed for thee, all the Coal should Sizes trench be turned and well rotted manure worked into it. Herald of right. Emmitsburg, Maryland Firm the soil and plant the seeds in 011 Call and get our Prices the bottom Just received of the trench in two rows Old Glory's Career. You Can Positive- and ready for your selection, before you buy. six inches apart, one seed to an in'eh The 'resolution for the adoption of the ly Save in the row. Consider- one of the finest assortments of up-to-the-min- Stars and Stripes as the American em- able Money If You "The pit should be left open until the ute-style shirts ever in my BOYLE BROS. plants appear and filled gradually as blem was passed by the Continental BUY A 4;1.i1IILl. stock. Apt. 2-09 they grow. This encourages the de- Congress June 14, 1777. An American 461 '4 velopment of long roots and gives the ship, the Columbia, carried the Ameri- Different Fabrics, All Colors; plant the ability to withstand the hot can flag around the world in 1787-1790. Globe Silo AiLECA summer months. If the weather is The American flag was first displayed 111Ptinrieraf cold when the plants first appear the in a foreign port from the mast of the NOW lut.'11/V Soft and Stiff Cuffs pit should be partly filled with dry Also-get more George American schooner Bedford silo for *on sy, Eyster Massa- S. of leaves to protect them until the warm your.money with our dif;yr Bear them chusetts 5-ft. extension roof. in mind for Easter weather. Thin the plants to a dis- which arrived in the British Write now for cata- LIVERYMAN tance of three inches. Downs Feb. 3, 1783. logue and prices. "A trellis should be provided for the The first American flag for the United JOHN L. AT THE ROWE STABLES vines. ,It may be made of wire net- States Navy was flung to the breeze by ZACHARIAS mar 5-tf. ting, crossbars being nailed between John Paul Jones, the first American EMMITSBURG, MD. C. F. ROTERING EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND the uprights for support. A netting naval officer to engage a foreign foe. that sags causes injury the The to vines This flag had but twelve stars on it and New City Hotel, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND. and is unsightly. The trellis should be it at topmast the Fine teams for all occasions. from four to six feet high. The tips flew the of good ship Frederick, Maryland, is Teams for salesmen and pleasure of the vines should be clipped when Ranger. known to and patronized by X+44 44 44 44+ 444 4.4.4 +44 44 44 44 44 + +4.14 ife ala+I? they attain a heiklit of six feet. More France recognized this flag while it Tourists from all parts of the parties a specialty. blooms will follow each picking." floated over the Ranger, and this act March 22-Iyr. also constituted the recognition of the country. This hotel makes a

HELPFUL HINTS. young American government. Specialty of Serving Delici- MN 'MEM ALBERT ADELSBERGER Every battleship of the United States ous Meals to Auto Parties. Some Tips to Encourage the Spring Navy is entitled to two hundred and Comfort, Cleanliness and Bride's Housekeeping. fifty American flags every three .DON'T years, Good Service, and Consider- OVERLOOK LIVERYMAN When making starch try mixing although there are many renewals dur- the ate Attention to all guests are starch with cold water and pouring ing that period. The cost of the flags the fact that we have table FREDERICK STREET this into the boiling water. Boil the for each ship is $3000, which totals a the characteristics of the delicacies Emmitsburg, Maryland usual time, and if used when warm will large sum for the entire navy. The New City Hotel. AT ALL TIMES. Green Groceries re- not need to be strained. army uses equally as many. If sheets are wrung first by the sel- The original flag was made in Phila- C. B. COX, Manager. ceived almost daily. vage and next by the hem there will be °et ti '12 ly r delphia from Automobile For Hire no more bother with selvages turning bunting imported from England Fine Horses and First in when you iron them. in 1776 just before the Decla- Easter Goods Now Ready -Class If a teaspoonful of saleratus is added ration of Independence was promulgated. Carriages. to the water in which onions are cook- The flag which inspired Francis Scott ing and the water poured off and new Key to write the "Star Spangled Ban- Farmers Take Note! Teams for Drummers and added and this is 1 repeated after they ner" was an immense one, being thirty have cooked a short thne longer, you fleet wide and forty-two feet long, when We PAY for Your MATTHEWS BROS. Pleasure Parties a Specialty will find onions more tender and di- it was hoisted over old Fort McHenry, .".et31.1yr. ..y7-01, 3Y gestible. near Baltimore, just as the British were Try baking yoUr pork chops, sausage about to attack the Monumental CITIZENS' NAT. BANK. and bacon. No more tiresome turning City. Professor Dead George Balch of New York Animals them over and saves the stove from being covered with grease. You will city, inaugurated "American Flag and remove them promptly $tilti"1".1"1"1"iltittl"Htt++11tkil4"1/ tik+ti/ti/X find that the fat that cooked out of Day." He conducted a private school them is clear and can be used in a and on every 14th of June he held by Automobile Truck. THE VERY BEST great many ways. special exercises of a patriotic character • To make oranges juicier and sweeter and every pupil carried a flag. Fresh and Salt Meats pour boiling hot water over them and The High School of New Bedford, 'VVe Pay All +- Obtainable $ let stand for half an hour. .1.4. CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK Mass., was the first public school in the 6. 4 —OF— United States" to raise the American Phone Charges ++ "None Better" can truthfully be applied to every- ii- SISTER GOES CALLING. flag over the schoolhouse, which it did 4 thing I offer. Customers who have dealth with me for 4 FREDERICK, MD. on May 11. 1861, about one month after • A. F. REIS, 4 years bear out this Picturesque Gown For tho Twelve- the fall of Fort Sumpter. claim. 4 Year-Olds. The house of Representatives con- Sanitary Reduction Works, + Navy and green plaid 4. taffeta is the tains an immense American flag, but +, Choice fabric used for this boxy jacket shirred HANOVER, PA. Cuts Always On Hand 1 the largest one in the world is suspend- on to a yoke nr.1 the shirred skirt. 34 1- ed from the top of the Post Office De- PHONE 95 + Special Dried Beef And Bologna 4 partment building and drops 300 feet in NIGHT OR the inner court. SUNDAYS 88J 4 ____ 4+ ..I jan 26 07 tf + 7..., WOMEN ARE HARDIER THAN MEN + JOSEPH E. HOKE i+ Girls Are Born With More Vitality.— 4 4+ 011=11111111111111111111111•11101111M11111111•11=111111 Boys Are Less Resistant to Disease. x4444444444444444444+4444+++++++++44 CAPITAL Just at this time when infectious and excommunicable diseases are prevalent, $100,000 it is interesting to note that mortality is greater among males than females. The male mortality excess begins at SURPLUS the moment of birth, when 180 boys die to every 145 girls. Then inborn physi- Great Reductions $300,000 cal defects seem to be more prevalent 'Founded by among boys, for seven deaths among IN boys are ascribed to this cause, as com- THE PRICES OF pared with six among girls. And boys Empire Builders) OFFICERS do not thrive so well as girls, for the J. D. BAKER President wasting diseases of early infancy carry The founders of the Hartford off fifty boys for every SUITS, forty-one girls. Fire Insurance Company in COATS WM. G. BAKER Vice-President As soon as the infectious diseases be- gin their attacks boys yield to 8 io were men of the same H. D. BAKER Vice-President them far more readily than girls, with the single character and affiliations as the WM. G. ZIMMERMAN Cashier exception of whooping cough. Tuber- founders of the United States. and FURS culosis diseases, convulsions, intestinal Because they builded better SAMUEL G. DUVAL.. Asst. Cashier If you have troubles, bronchitis and pneumonia and than they knew the nation has been waiting for this MARK DOWN SALE, other maladies all kill more boy than now is your JOSEPH McDIVIT Asst. Cashier grown great, and with it has chance. We never had more SPLENDID GAR- girl infants in their first year. The MENTS to "clean up." In the face of figures surprising. grown the the High Cost of DIRECTORS are Raw Material, this is the All through life the 'death rate from one best opportunity we have ever JOHN S. RAMSBURG, DANIEL BAKER, nearly every disease is greater among INSURANCE SERVICE offered. males than among OF THE Wm. G. BAKER, C.H.CONLEY, M.D. females—no fewer The stock includes a lot of specially made Suits for large then 15 men die of tuberculosis dis- TWO HARTFORDS C. M. THOMAS, P. L. HARGETT, and short figures—in Black eases to eleven women, twelve from and Navy—conservative in styles D. E. KEFAUVER, J. S. NEWMAN, pneumonia 'to eight women. five from The Hartford Fire Insurance Com- and wonderful values. typhoid fever to three women, pany and the Hartford Accident & J. D. BAKER, J.H.GAMBRILL,JR. eight The Coats are the pick of the season—just the kind from appendicitis to six women, and Indemnity Company now write you'll practically every need for the month to come. THOMAS H. HALLER, H. D. BAKER. PROUD OF IT. so on. form of insurance The newest Wool Velours, except life insurance. We repre- Plushes, Heather Mixtures. Full of newness, worth and Grownup touches are lent by the ecru Big Returns From Income Tax. sent both companies and sell de- style. batiste collar and vestee edged with Preliminary reports to the Treasury pendable Hartford protection in all creamy val lace. All at low prices. They Department from every section of the modcrn lines of accident, health, have begun to move. Better get country since March 1 indicate that the automobile, liability and bonding yours quick. Fine chance for your savings account. Palm Leaf Beaded Stockings. insurance. Stockings having the Paisley palm Government will collect $300,000,000 in - - embroidered with crystal beads are income taxes during the current fiscal novel and were worn first at Nice this year, or about two and one-half times Emmitsburg Insurance Agency THOMAS H. HALLER, winter. These stockings were of sheer as much as during the preceding twelve black silk and colored crystal AGENTS CENTRAL DRY GOODS beads months. In all the internal revenue re- OFFICE: HOUSE, were used for the Paisley palm, which ceipts are expected to exceed $700,000,- SAVINGS BANK EMMITSBURG, MD.1 17-19 North Market St., Frederick, Md. July 13 '10-1yr. appeared on either side of the instep. 000, an increase of nearly $200,000,000. =1.1111111111.1==.M.11.1.11.11.1 6 critig TiguntrIE Sign of Good Digestion. CHURCH NEWS I PERSONALS. LOCAL BREVITIES. When you see a cheerful and happy CLASSIFIED was ill Regular services in the Emmitsburg old lady you may know that she has Mr. Bernard Trundle, of Baltimore, Master Edward Hopp, who THE FORUM Churches are as follows: good digestion If your digestion is was the guest of J. Mark Harting on last week, is able to be out again. ADVERTISETIENTS of difference impaired or if you do not relish your Sunday. The residence belonging to the Sisters CATHOLIC "Between the points the truth, and open dis- meals take a dose of Chamberlain's Miss Anne Codori is visiting her sis- of Charity and occupied by Mr. Augus- Mass, Sunday 7 and 10 a. m. usually lies it." Tablets. They strengthen the stomach, ter, Mrs. George Eberhart, of Gettys- tus Eckenrode, has been repainted. Vespers, Sunday 7:30 p. m. cussion never harms EYE, EAR, THROAT DISEASES. improve the digestion and cause a gen- _ burg. The Stars and Stripes were profusely Mass, week day, 6 and 7 A. M. that tle movement of the bowels. Obtain- DR E. G. BAUERSFELD, Mrs. Brooke Keilholtz and son, James and places of busi- Services, Wednesday and Friday at [The Editor would have it understood displayed on homes he is not responsible for the views expressed able everywhere. Glasses fitted at reasonable prices, of Baltimore, spent several days with on Maryland Day. 7:30 p m. in communications addressed to him and ness in town CHRONICLE.] m2 lmo. Phone 52, W. Main St. Thurmont, Md. last week. published in THE **Advertisement Mrs Alice McNair The maximum temperature during the ST. ANTHONY'S No attention will be paid to anonymous oct 26 6mo. Eichelberger, of communications. Mr. Charles Dix week was 60 degrees on Tuesday. The Mass, Sunday at 7 and 10 a. m. CANDIDATE'S CARDS. Baltimore, spent several days with his on Wednes- and 7 a. m. E. R. MILLER, M. 1). minimum was 40 degrees Week day Masses 6 U. S. Military Academy, Mrs. J. W. Eichelberger, this For County Commissioner. Specialist mother, day. Catechism, 9 a. m. West Point, N. Y., of innumer- Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat week. Dr. D. E. Stone has erected a large Vespers, 4 p. m. March 24th., 1917. At the earnest solicitation Mrs. H. B. Keiper and Miss Edythe friends I announce my candidacy as Frederick, Md., Cor. Market & Ch. Sta. modern Martin house on his lawn on REFORMED - able of Lancaster, Pa., spent To The Editor of The Chronicle: Com- Hours.-1.30 to 5.00 P. M. Nunemaker, West Main street. Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. nominee for the office of County Mr. and in your issue of March 23, Phone 759. nov 17-16 1 yr. Thursday of last week with School, 9:30 a. m. I noticed missioner, subject to the Democratic Preparations are being made by the Sunday of Mr. Mrs. W. P. Nunemaker. 1917, the suggestion and appeal Primary. ROBERT L. TROXELL, congregations of the local churches for Service Wednesday evening at 7:30. Miss Florence Miller, of Hagerstown, John O'Donoghue. In the furtherance Emmitsburg District. CIVIL ENGINEERS the observance of Easter -the greatest PRESBYTERIAN subject, I spent a few days last week with her ef such a timely and needed EMORY C. CRUM Civil Engineer and festival in the church calendar. Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. cover, the mother, Mrs. Jane Miller. am sending under separate For County Commissioner. Constructor, Third Lingg who recently erect- Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. of U. Miss Annie Snively, of Greencastle, Mr. George following latest available copies I hereby formally announce that I am Floor City Hall, Frederick, 'Phone 634 near town, has it com- Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m. Pa., is visiting Miss Belle Rowe. ed a new house S. Army Drill Regulations for Infantry a candidate for nomination for the office and 5I3-R. Land Surveys, Water Sup- and it will shortly be occupied by Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Regulations for Mrs. Harry Quinn, of Council Bluffs, pleted and U. S. Army Drill of County Commissioner, subject to the ply, Sewers, Paving, Reinforced Con- Mr. Lingg and family. LUTHERAN on the Organization Iowa, has returned to her home after Cavalry; Report Republican primary. crete, Railways. Plans for all kinds of a suc- Sunday, 10a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Forces of the United a month's visit to the Misses Moore, Patterson Brothers, conducted of the Land VERNON T. SMITH, buildings. July 17-1y. Sunday School, 9.00 a. m. concerning cessful sale of stock on last Thursday, States; Facts of Interest mar 30-tf Lewistown District. near town. p. m. when 41 head of horses brought $6,169.- Junior Christian Endeavor, 1:45 the Military Resources and Policy of CHOICE 1-1EATS Misses Emma Moore and Elizabeth 41 sold for Senior " 6:45 p. m. A RARE MUSICAL TREAT Quinn spent a day in Baltimore recently. 50. Eighteen of the animals the United States. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. at any time to furnish, people of Emmitsburg H. M. GILLELAN Everything in the Miss Lottie Hoke, of Waynesboro, $3,513, an average of $195.50 each. I will be glad -Is offered the Saturday, Catechetical instruction 2 Books that are in my pos- Monday night, April 9, when the AND SON Meat Line. Lamb Pa., spent the week end with her par- Charles E. Gillelan has bought from such Military Easter p. m. As you are aware of the seen Abbott Company will appear and Veal in Season. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoke. John Glass the alley property of the session. Helen May have always taken in the at the Public School Audi- Prompt attention. Polite service. Messrs. John and Andrew Wentz have latter on East Main street. The old METHODIST EPISCOPAL interest I in concert of the Government, you West Main Street, returned to Dayton, Ohio, after spend- structure has been torn down and on Sunday School, 1:30 p. m. Military Arm torium. why I send the above. comprising Helen May july 17-14 Emmitsburg, Md. ing a week with their parents, Mr. and the site a new building will shortly be Service, 2:30 p. m. will understand This company, Epworth League, 6.30 p. m. If a semi-military or other organization Abbott, reader, Rena Hilton, soprano Mrs. Robert Wentz. erected. AUTOS FOR HIRE Vesper Service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. is started in Emmitsburg, I will send and pianist, and Hazel Hartman, vio- Mrs. Martin Ritchie and two children, Master Xavier Lepore, son of Mr. E. CHURCH them a copy of the latest Field Service linist, represents rare ability and offers Cars. Care- of Frederick, spent a week with her and Mrs. Alfred Lepore, of Baltimore, Tom's CREEK M. MONDORFF Well-equipped m. Regulations. You people have the best an unusually fine entertainment. AND ful Gasoline parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wantz. and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James Sunday School, 9 a. Chauffeurs. a. m. of material for a splendid company in The proceeds are for the school piano. BENTZEL and Auto Supplies. Place Mr. Albert Gelwicks, of Pittsburgh, Elder, of this place, was knocked down Preaching, 10:30 your community and an excellent com- mar 30-2t. NEW Pa , visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday by a trolley car in the Always Open. last be whipped into shape in a Cornelius Gelwicks this week. a mirac- county is the heart of pany could HOTEL SLAGLE GARAGE, West streets of Baltimore and made Frederick proper EASTER FLOWERS. Mrs. Mary Pen- Maryland. Our patriotism should comparatively short time, if the Main St., Emmitsburg, Md. july 17-14 Mrs. John Horton, ulous escape by crawling out between the last minute to prove it. interest and spirit is shown by the per- Do not wait until nell, Mrs. Edna Rosenthal and Messrs. the wheels while the car was in motion. sonnel. order flowers for Easter. The tele- Edgar B. Hoppe and Francis Pennell, about the face and F. R. LONG. He was bruised matter of time before un- phone is quite handy-my number is, all of Philadelphia, attended the funeral It is only a body. service, will be the law Thurmont 32-J. Call me up today and Clean Cars, Moderate Charges, of Mrs. Martha M. Hoppe on Wednes- iversal military On Tuesday a foreign itinerant, whose country and we of the service book your order. day. of the prompt and courteous service, Day mind is inevitable unbalanced was OBITUARY the coming Congress will see Cut flowers, growing plants-all va- Mr. Alan Moser, of near Frederick, hope that found on the Mt. St. Mary's College place such a law on the statute rieties. Also specially selected Easter or Night. C. & P. Phone 26F2. several days this week with his fit to spent property acting in a very peculiar man- Not much time left. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Moser. MRS. MARTHA M. HOPPE. books. apr. 6-1yr. EMMITSBURG, MD. ner. When questioned he refused to Rev. E. L. Higbee has in his posses- ROBERT E. CREAGER, Bishop John G. Murray, of Baltimore, him- Mrs. Martha M. Hoppe, wife of the Md. give any information concerning sion a late copy of Army Regulation mch 30-2ts. Thurmont, DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS was among the visitors in Emmitsburg him in late John Francis Hoppe, died at her self. The county constable took and I have sent my cousin, Miss Valerie last Saturday. Af- home on Green street, early Monday FARM FOR SALE OR RENT Everyone knows the hand and lodged him in the lockup. Welty, the latest copy Drill Regulations WILLIAMSON'S Mr. H. H. Brown, of Baltimore, visit- Attorney morning after a long illness. She was At Creagerstown, Maryland. Farm DRUG STORE necessity of pure ter instructions from State's for Sanitary and Red Cross work ed in Emmitsburg this week. aged 84 years. containing 64i acres with good dwelling drugs and accuracy Anders, he was taken to Montevue. All of these books are at present un- Mr. John Fortney, of Carlisle, spent Mrs. Hoppe was born near Emmits- house, a barn, wagonshed and corn in compounding prescriptions. You can Two German spies were apprehended obtainable from the War Department, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Michael burg and was a daughter of the late cribs, and other outbuildings, adjoining count on both these necessities if you in Emmitsburg; one on Tuesday, the owing to the great demand for same. Hoke. James and Frances Morrison. She for sale or rent at once orders to Williams.on'e Wednesday. The arrest was is interested actively in Creagerstown take or send your Miss Janet Taylor, of Baltimore, is other on her entire life in Emmitsburg. If any person the Se- spent favor on advantageous terms. Possession 90 N. MARKET STREET, the outcome of the activity of fol- the movement you will confer a visiting her mother, Mrs. T. K. Taylor. The deceased is survived by the given April 2nd. Apply at once to Phone 68 FREDERICK, MARYLAND. cret Service of the War College at Har- by giving them the regulations for- Mrs. Isaac J. Gelwicks, of Hagers- lowing sons and daughters: James 0. J. MARSHALL MILLER, aug 7-ly ney University. The head of the ser- warded. town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Hoppe, of Port Huron, Mich., John F. Frederick, Md. disguised as a bunch of dock weed regards and esteem, mar 30-tf Hamer. vice, Hoppe, Edgar B. Hoppe, Mrs. Belle With personal AUTO AND CARRIAGE PAINTING through three miles of calimus Very truly yours, Mr. Robert Horner, of Baltimore, waded Horton, Mrs. Edna Rosenthal and SPECIAL NOTICE. and bagged his quarry in the act R. A. LAGRINDER, and Carriages. spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. swamp Mrs. Mary Pennell. all of Philadelphia. The local Ordinance applicable to the PAINTING Automobiles of adjusting a time bomb with which he Sergeant first class, a Anna Horner. The funeral services were held Wed- muzzling of dogs-effective April 1st- TRIMMING SIGN PAINTING to blow up the cruiser "Pa- Medical Department, U. S. Army. Mr. G. M. Morrison, of Baltimore, is intended nesday morning at 9 o'clock in St. will be rigidly enforced. Specialty. prika" lying at anchor at Whitmore's C. EDGAR DUKEHART, visiting in Emmitsburg. Joseph's Catholic church, Rev. Father - JOHN STEWART ANNAN, wharf. A limberger cheese, a beer op- To The Editor of The Chronicle: Building, Emmitsburg, Md. Mrs. William Babylon, of Williams- Eckels officiating. Interment was made adv. Burgess. Chrismer a complete map of the fortifi- admirable and emphatic words port, Md., spent several days with her ener and in the cemetery adjoining the church. Your apr. 14-1yr. of Turkey Run w, re found in present inexcusably deplorable parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. W. cations on the LOST-REWARD. their possession. The prisoners were condition of our Pike has suggested to Matthews this week. CHARLES F. HOFFMAN. Lost on Tuesday night in the neigh- interned in the guard house on Bunga- me another matter, which, I know, is Mr. George Rider has returned from Charles F. Hoffman, a Civil war vet- borhood of Hopp and Rosensteel, a black low Point where they will await the ac• of deep interest to the community. Notary Public an extended visit to Baltimore and eran, died at the home of his son, leather bill fold, name inside. Finder tion of the Spy Corps. The Pike evidently will be taboo for Philadelphia. James Hoffman, Liberty township Sun- will receive reward by returning the J. Ward Kerrigan some months to come, no matter how Mrs. Cyril Rotering, Miss Madeline day morning, following a short illness same to DR. H. D. ORE. IN THE loud the users thereof howl in protest, Gelwicks and Messrs. Alan and Albert Frederick county sheeld lead the from paralysis. He was aged 64 years, and consequently those who travel-and STENOGRAPHER WANTED. Emmitsburg Savings Bank Gelwicks motored to Baltimore Wed- ranks in all patriotic endeavors. 10 months and 5 days. there are many of us-will have to use lady nesday. Deceased was a son of the late John Wanted, an experienced young the back roads. a Misses Irene Favorite and Gertrude and Martha Hoffman, Fairfield, and has stenographer. Thirty-five dollars EMMITSBURG, MD. These also are in sad need of repairs; Kreis motored to Frederick on Wednes- spent his entire life in that community. month. Good advancement. EDWARD HARTING in fact they are useless in the winter Box 216, day. He followed the occupation of a black- Apply P. 0. or rainy weather, and the cause is that Md. Mrs. Harry A. Hopp, Misses Rose smith during his active life, retiring mar 30-tf Frederick, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Etc. the only attention they receive is an ac- Hopp and Mary Eckenrode and Mas- about ten years ago. He was married cumulation of clay or sand, which be- Card of Thanks. FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP ters Edward and Joseph Hopp, motored to Miss Maria Matilda Low, daughter comes a puddle when it rains. This desire to express my sincere thanks 6-3m ALL WORK WARRANTED. to Frederick yesterday. of Andrew Low, late of Fairfield. She I practise ought to be entirely discontin- relatives and friends for the Mrs. Morris Gillelan and Miss Luretta died 16 months ago. to my ued. If the commissioners would see kindnesses and much sympathy GUY K. MUTTER Gillelan spent Monday in Frederick. Mr. Hoffman is survived by the fol- many to it that only fine stone be used and me during the illness and death Mrs. M. E. Caldwell and son Eugene, lowing children: C. A. Hoffman, Fair- shown ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR Cald- the gutters kept clear, these roads of my wife. of Gettysburg, are visiting Mrs. -TURNER. field; James Hoffman, Liberty town- AT LAW OVERHOLTZER would be available at all times. CHAS. B. ASHBAUGH. on of well's mother, Mrs. Ida S. Coyle. ship; Mrs. Eben Sites and David Hoff- Will be in Emmitsburg Tuesday On Tuesday, March 27, 1917, Edgar ROADSTER. each week from 11 A. M. to 4 P. M. Office man, Gettysburg; Marshall Hoffman Overholtzer and Mary Catherine Tur- REMOVAL NOTICE. at Emmitsburg Savings Bank, Fred- of Old Glory. and Mrs. Aaron Reynolds, Smithsburg, no. 780. iune3-10-tf Don't be ashamed ner, both of Emmitsburg, were married Mr. O'Donoghue In A Good Work. Breichner and Troxell will remove erick office tel. the greatest flag on earth catch Md.; Frank Hoffman, Hagerstown. He Let at the Reformed Parsonage by Rev. E. Realizing that there are a number of their place of business after April 1st breezes, now. also leaves a brother and two sisters, the L. Higbee. eligible young men in this district will- from East Main street to the Theodore Alexander Hoffman, Harney, and Mrs. ing to "answer the call." and knowing Boltinger property, West Main street, A.W.Matthews,VISI Day Celebration. John Peters and Mrs. Henry Peters, Maryland BOLLINGER-FISHER. that those from home would naturally opposite Michael Hoke's. Fairfield. Several half-brothers and STREET, On Friday afternoon, March 23, the Roy Charles Bollinger, of near Em- like to keep together when assigned to GETTYSBURG half-sisters survive him. local High and Public schools united in mitsburg, and Miss Charlotte Marie regimental duty, Mr. John D. O'Donog- LOST-REWARD. Mr. Hoffman served during the Civil EMMITSBURG, MD. the celebration of Maryland Day. The Fisher, of Loys Station, were married hue of Emmitsburg is making a per- Lost, Raincoat and cap. Finder will war, first of the 158th Pennsylvania In- PHONE 26 3 3-13 following programme was rendered; at Gracehem on Saturday last by Rev. sonal canvass of this locality soliciting please return same to Chronicle Office. fantry and later enlisted in the 21st Song, America, School; Reading, The William R. Scheel, of the Morovian entrants into a "separate company" Reward. It. Pennsylvania Cavalry, the two enlist- Calverts, William Hays; Quotations, church. hereafter to offer its services to the ments of 28 Months duration. Public Sale. , Third and Fourth Grade pupils; Read- State or Federal government. Mr. Funeral serviees were held Tuesday at 12 o'clock, ing, Maryland, Helen Ogle; Recitation, Maryland Day At St. Euphemia's. O'Donoghue reports very fair success Monday, April 2, 1917, morning, meeting at the house at 10 Bros C. Grinder, one and Patterson The Maryland Flag, Emily Adelsberger; Maryland Day was very appropriately thus far and predicts a good enrollment. sharp, Mrs. Annie o'clock. Services in the Reformed Instrumental Solo, National Airs, Vir- celebrated at St. Euphemia's on Mon- one-half miles west of Emmitsburg, church, Fairfield, of which he was a SUBSCRIBERS. in Live Stock ginia Eyster; Play, "The Little Tailor," day. The National colors and the NOTICE TO cow, shoat, lot of chickens, farming Dealers member, conducted by the Rev. Mr. Third and Fourth Grade pupils; Recita- Maryland emblem was conspicuously If you are moving this Spring, implements and household goods. Hartman. Interment was made in Fair- tion, The Burning of the Peggy Stew- displayed and the programme, in which let us know about it at once. Give field cemetery. PUBLIC SALE. art, Sterling Rowe; Essay, The North- nearly the entire school took part, was us your name, your old address and Bulletin Rowe; and the date upon On Saturday, March 31, 1917, at one Weekly west Territory Question, May thoroughly patriotic. One of the feat MRS. MAURICE WILLIARD. your new address the household goods of the late Reading, Giles Brent, John B. Boyle; urea of this programme was a most which you expect to be in your new o'clock, -. Mrs. Daisy Amanda (Kipe) C. Slagle, East Main street, Star Spangled Banner, School; creditable and particularly instructive home. There will be a great many Mrs. Mary Song, wife of Maurice Williard, died at her PRICES PAID FOR: Recitation, Selected, Elizabeth Hoke essay on Thomas Johnson, first Govern- changes to make, and if you will will be sold. home near Deerfield, Md., last Friday Jane Annan; Reading, Calvert and of Maryland, read by Harry S. furnish us the information prompt- Fresh Cows $25@$75 and or night of a complication of diseases, NOTICE. Claiborne, Edna Miller; Recitation, The Boyle, Jr. ly we can change the lists so that r4i1g9i5e. aged 43 years, 1 month and 9 days. Spelling Bee and Box Social at Oh- Steers Lost Chord, Ethel Annan;Closing Song, Rev. Father J. 0. Hayden, addressed you will not miss an issue Call, tel- Mrs. Williard was born in Harbaugh's ler's school house April 5. Everybody Bulls 6@8 Maryland My Maryland. the scholars and after recounting the ephone or write. valley, Md , February 14, 1874, the welcome. adv. Hogs, Straight .. 14®15e. events in the life of the "War Govern- men to de- daughter of Geo. H. Kipe. She made Rough . [email protected]. Wanted: Able-bodieu or" and paying tribute to the character Ships cannot be manned without GENERATOR FOR SALE, CHEAP. Hogs, to Re- her home there until four years ago fend the United States. Aeply of the man, explained that the United men. Enlist. Calves . glOic. when she removed to Deerfield. One Hays Acetylene Generator and cruiting officers. was practically in' a state of for delivering.) States The deceased is survived by her hus- all fixtures, in perfect running order, (25c. extra war with Germany and urged them to Coach Day Cuts Down Squad. of Red Cross Society. band and two sons, Wilbur and Clyde, for sale cheap. Apply to Spring Lambs .. 10@11c. Local Branch with a spirit of patriotism. Day made the first cut in the be imbued and the following brothers: Washing- Coach mar 15-tf. FRANCIS MATTHEWS. 6@7c. By appointment from Mrs. T. B. cautioned them against ex- baseball squad Mon- Sheep He, however, Frank, James and George Kipe of Mount St. Mary's Hayward, chairman of the Women's to them as ton, reduced the COLD! Will Ship Every Friday. cited outburst and appealed Kipe of day afternoon when he THAT Frederick county near Waynesboro. and William Auxiliary of the they could not go to the front, to pray number of candidates to 23. The fol- To cure it first use "Compound Quin- League, Emmitsburg and one sister, Mrs. Wm. branch of the National Defense daily to God to guide the ruler of this lowing were retained: Pitchers, Glea- nine Laxative Tablets, then "Syrup of TO THE FARMERS is the chair- Miller, of Eyler's Valley. Mrs. Andrew A. Annan, who has been called upon to bear Corbett, Cashman and Parker; Extract and Menth- for stock will be nation Funeral services were held Monday son, Tar, Cod Liver Oil 4W-PrIces quoted above man of the Ernmitsburg Auxiliary unit severest trials. J. Royer, Preston and Leb- the work." paid if delivered in Emmitsburg on Shipping the in the Sabillasville U. B. catchers, ol." These will "do object of the local branch is the will make a con- morning McMorris, Day-Friday. The On Friday the school Harner herz; infielders, Captain For Sale at club to sew, church, her pastor Rev. H. 0. HAVE FOR SALE formation of a Women's tribution toward the Thomas Johnson Carney, Euker, Sillivan, Hopke, Brad- PROGRESSIVE PHARMACY. WE officiating. Interment was made at Sa- THE make bandages and other needful ac- Memorial Fund. Chapman, Hogarty and Brennig, Stock Bulls, Shoats every Friday. billasville. ley, at cessories for Red Cross work. A meet- Rice, Sadler, Roche, Columbia Grafanolos and Records Pr. 2 year old Mules, broken, 4 Mare of and outfielders, corn shortly be held in Frederick at Independence Hall, the "Cradle Mulvey. the Clothing and Shoe Store. colts, weigh about 1200 each; 2 ing will you considered what service Rowe, Devaney, W. Royer and 4 yrs. old at at Philadelphia, was opened Have ROTERING'S, ing 2 yrs. old; 2 coming which Mrs. Annan will be present and Liberty," game is April 3, with Blue C. F. for the sixth you would render the 'United States The first Patterson Bros. Barn. after this meeting the definite plans as a recruiting station adv sept 22-tf Emmitsburg, Md. in case of war? Ridge College. determined upon will be published. time in the nation's history. Tim rektg (Elgettirtr

ACROSS THE LINE GRACEHAM Notes And Remarks Person- Daniel Webster week Hess died last Miss Ida M. Colliflower, of Baltimore, al And Pertinent; Coun- at his home Waynesboro. in He was visited her mother, Mrs. Agnes Colli- try Contributor. 74 years of age. Mr. Hess engaged in flower, on Sunday. the lumber business Mrs. Margaret Bailey and Mrs. Jos- at Scotland. His Mrs. Charles Layman and Mrs. Alva The Lenten Season mill was burned in 1882 and in 1885 he eph Kreitz, of near Mt. St. Mary's are is Rapidly Waning And Zimmerman spent Saturday evening visiting in Waynesboro, Pa. came to Waynesboro and built a mill with Mrs. Mattie Colliflower. and engaged Miss Addle Peddicord is visiting in in the lumber business. The Ladies Aid Society will hold a so- In 1905 this Baltimore. mill, the lumber yard and cial at the parsonage here on Easter several dwelling houses nearby were de- Mr. George Peddicord is spending a Monday evening. few days in Frederick. stroyed by fire. The mill was shortly Mrs. Freshour, of Thurmont, is spend- rebuilt, and a few years later Mr. Hess Mrs. Harry Quinn, of Council Bluffs, ing a few days with Mrs. Jacob Martin Iowa, who spent February Easter and March is Almost at Hand turned the business over to his two of this place. sons, A. T. and S. E. Hess. For sev- visiting the Misses Emma and Georgia Mr. Samuel Vanhorn spent Sunday Moore, at "Loretto Cottage," has re- eral years Mr. Hess had been the presi- afternoon with Mr. Alva Zimmerman E call your attention to a display dent of the Citizens' National Bank, turned home. of EASTER and family. Professor J. J. Crumlish spent a few I treasurer of the Waynesboro Building Mrs. Mattie Colliflower and daughter NOVELTIES larger and more and Loan Association, and director of days in Baltimore. diversified Helve, are visiting Mr. Herbert Colli- Mrs. James Seltzer is visiting rela- the Hydraulic Stone Company. He flower and family, of New-Midway. Mr. than any assortment ever shown in leaves his widow and the following tives in the county. Emmitsburg. Colliflower is moving near Frederick. On the evening of March 8th, the children: (Miss Florence M. Hess, Al- Apple's Church will hold Easter exer- bert T., S. Edward, Mrs. C. B. I. t- members of the "Twentieth Century cises on Sunday afternoon, April 8th. Sewing Circle," accompanied by their shaw, Miss Susan Hess, Waynesbc, ,), Mr. Walter Colliflower, of Baltimore, and Mrs. A. H. Ressler, Huntingt t. ), husbands and invited guests, tendered a spent a few days with his parents, Mr. surprise party in honor of one of their Special Pa.) Candy for Easter and Mrs. Howard Colliflower. Charter Members, Mrs. James Kelly, The Mont Alto State Bank open 11 Mr. Charles Boller and sons, Ray- (nee Linzg) of 106 Fourth street, Al- Loose and in Attractive Gift Boxes. for business Tuesday. The bank has t mond and Otto, of Baltimore, spent toona, Pa. The Circle members and capital stock of $25,000 and a surpli s Sunday at their home here. guests met at the home of Doctor and fund of $5,000. Lewis Staley is presi- Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Joseph Colli- Mrs. C. W. Burket and proceeded to dent, J. Frank Hoover and John D. C. 6. FRAILEY & CO. flower of Gettysburg, visited Mr. Adam the Kelly home in a body taking Mrs. C. 6, FRAILEY & CO. Wingert, vice-presidents, and K. A. SPRING Zentz and family, Saturday. DRESS GOODS Kelly completely by surprise. Rice, cashier. Moving is now the order of the day. A lively programme of music render- Are here, in There is much contention among the There will be quite a number of changes great variety —the latest patterns for this season. Also the first show- ed by the "Twentieth Century Orches- ing of fabrics for SUMMER. graduates of the Waynesboro High in this place this spring. tra," who played choice selections of Also School this year on account of one of Mrs. Laura Zentz spent Saturday ev- classical music, interspersed with more ening with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. the number Gladys Willis, a colored Pitten- modern selections, which was very ger. House Dresses and Boys Suits girl, being assigned a prominent part in much enjoyed by the company. Games Mr. and Mrs. Colliflower, the graduation exercises. For the first Howard of and guessing contests also helped to Frederick, time in the history of the Waynesboro visited Mrs. Colliflower's make time fly. Prizes were given to mother, Mrs. Agnes Colliflower public schools a negro will graduate, on Sun- those who were the wittiest and had the although there has been mixed schools day. greatest number of correct answers. Our Grocery Department The sale here ever since the Pennsylvania laws of Mr. Charles Troxel, of The winners of the different prizes this place, on created them. On account of the high Monday was very well at- were: Dr. F. W. Kimmel, Mr. and Is fully stocked with all the DELICACIES OF THE SEASON. A tended. Mr. great vari-:ty of marks the negro girl has received, she Troxell had a fine sale. Mrs. W. R. Boyle, William Stahl, and Those who has been selected to deliver one of the spent Monday evening James Kelly. In the meantime the la- with Mr. and Mrs. essays. It is for this reason that sev- Charles Boller were: dies were busy and refreshments were CANNED GOODS Rev. Scheel and wife, eral of the graduates are rebelling. Mr. and Mrs. served at beautifully decorated tables John Pittenger Ranging from Vegetables to Sea Several of the class threatened to re- and Miss Agnes Joy. presided over by Mesdames Kelly, Kim- Foods. Large Fat Mackerel, Cod Fish, Salmon, Mrs. Creager fuse to appear on the stage commence- and family who have mel and Houck. Clams, Yarmouth Bloaters, Sardines. been away visiting ment night. relatives for a few On behalf of the "Circle," a very weeks returned to their home AT THE OLD PRICE. James R. Wheelock, formerly of the Sunday. handsome piece of cut glass was pre Mr. Frank Grove, of Waynesboro, Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, has sented to Mrs. Kelly. Besides the mem Sole agents in Emmitsburg for Chase spent a few hours with Mrs. Agnes and Sanborn's Fine Teas and Coffees. applied for service with Colonel Roose- Col- bers of the "Circle," and their hus- Hower and Miss Ella Weller on Satur- velt in the army division which the for- bands, the following guests were pres- day. mer President has promised to raise if ent: J. M. Houck, Charles Nearhoof, Mr. William Cramer and the United States go to war with Ger- family spent J. R. Allison, F. L. Williams, Judge many. In addressing the Colonel, Mr. a few days visiting friends near Walk- C. G. FRAILEY Fresh Williams, Dr. F. W. Kimmel, Dr. & CO, Green Groceries ersville. C. 6. FRAILEY & CO. Wheelock says: Charles M. Bowles, Dr. C. W. Burket, "Permit me to offer my services as William Stahl, W. R. Boyle, James RECEIVED EVERY WEEK bandmaster in the division you are Are you helping to make this coun- Kellery, Mrs. H. D. Jones, Ned and raising. Am a full-blooded Onedia In- try prepared? Marguerite Williams and Claire Burket. In the Large Shipment of Heinz's Celebrated Products—about to be received—will dian, 39 years of age, in perfect health, be found a particularly palatable new soup, PUREE OF TOMATO. This will especi- and over six feet tall. As I can per- FRANKIINVILLE NEWS. KEY SVILLE. ally appeal to the gourmet. haps serve my country more efficiently Mr. Charles Deberry and family and in this capacity any than other, I am Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenour who Mr. John Frock and family, all of near writing you now as a patriotic citizen were on the sick list last week, are able Detour, visited Mr. George Frock on for advice and direction when our rights to be out again. Sunday. as Americans are outraged In being and Cereals Those who visited Mr. H. Valentine moving and Mrs. John C. attended the We endangered." Willhide on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. of Lennie Valentine and family, near offer Washington Crisps Puffed Wheat Quaker Oats Agricultural experts will soon be Maurice Baxter and family, Mr. and Silver Run, on Thursday. Rainbow Oats Puffed Rice Wheatena placed in six additional counties of the Mrs. Sam Holland and family and Mr. Mr. George P. Ritter and family en- Post Toasties Jersey Flakes state of Pennsylvania. Through coop- Shreaded Wheat Frank Kelbaugh. tertained on Sunday, Rev. William Better Corn Grits Pettijohn eration with the commissioners of cen- Mrs. John Kelbaugh and Mrs. Ella Ibach, of Union Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Grape Nuts ter, Clinton, York, Dauphin, Franklin Webb, spent Saturday afternoon with Peter Wilhide and daughter, Marion, Kellog's Corn Flakes and Cumberland counties, the Pennsyl- Mrs. Isaac Fox. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Valentine, and vania State College will appoint recent Mrs. Julia Fox and Mrs. William De- daughter Ellen. graduates from the agricultural school wees spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baumgardner Two Shipments of Ward's Cakes to the places. With the new appoint- friends in Graceham, spent Saturday with Mr. Harry Freet, C. G. FRAILEY & CO. C. G. FRAILEY & CO. ments in effect, there will be forty-two Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lantz, of Deer- near Taneytown. counties with organized farm bureaus, field, spent Saturday with Mrs. John This is moving week in our place, RECEIVED EVERY WEEK each supporting a trained farmer who Willhide. John Six and son, Norman and family, will assist the soil tillers to solve their Those who will move this spring are: moved to the Wilhide farm purchased crop and livestock problems. Philadel- Mr. Howard Eigenbrode to Lays Sta- by the former last spring; John Kiser to POULTRY SUPPLIES GARDEN TOOLS phia, Lebanon and Carbon counties are tion; Mr. Charles Eyler to his farm va- the place purchased from Mr. Six; El- Scratch and Chick Feed Trowels, considering the establishment of farm cated by Mr. Eigenbrode; Mr. Yingling mer Moser to near Keymar, Edward Rakes bureaus, and it is thought they will ask to near Thurmont; Mr. Wade Stull to Hahn to the house vacated by Mr. Mos- Condition Powders Spades, Mattocks for county agents shortly. the house vacated by Mr. Yingling; Mr. er, and John Deberry to his lot where Issic Fox to Charmian and Mr. Tom Mr. Hahn lived. Ground Bone Garden Forks Ridenour in the house vacated by Mr. Miss Lillie Baumgardner attended a Let it never be said that Frederick Fox. birthday party at Linwood on Wednes- Oyster Shell & Grit Cultivators, Etc. county lagged behind in a time of na- Miss Grace Kelbaugh visited Miss day evening. tional peril. Mable Dewees on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cluts and Mrs. Aaron Stull and children visited daughter, Virginia, spent Saturday C. G. FRAILEY & CO, C. 6. FRAILEY & CO. Mrs. Wade Stull one evening last week. with Mr. Buller, near Loys Station. GARDEN SEEDS—Vegetable, Flower NEWS FROM THE TRACT Misses Neoma and Mildred Ahalt vis- Miss Goldie Shank visited friends in ited Miss Kathryn Dewees on Bolgiano's, Ferry's, Phillips' Those who called to see Mrs. Daniel Satur- York, Pa., on Saturday and Sunday. day. Shorb on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Especially Fine Seed Potatoes---Early and Late Mr. and Mrs. Blickenstieff, of Wash- Varieties B. McCleary, of Waynesboro, Pa., LOYS AND VICINITY. ington, Co., visited his brother, Mr. Mrs. John A. Eyler, Mrs. John C. Ey- Mr. Jesse Fox visited in Thurmont on Clinton Blickenstieff on Sunday. er, of Gettysburg, Mr. and Mrs. Monday last. C. 6. FRAILEY & CO. Charles Shorb and three sons, Mr. and Mr. Harvey M. Pittenger visited in c. 6, FRAILEY & CO. When to Take Chamberlain's Tablets. For Spring Cleaning Mrs. George Shorb and children, Mrs. Thurmont on Tuesday. Jerry Overholtzer, Mrs. Brown, Mr. When you feel dull and stupid after Mrs Ruth Weddle spent a few days James Bouey, Sr., Mr. Frank Bouey, eating. of last week with friends in Hagers- Fine Large Brooms, Mops, Scrubbing Brushes, iDusters of Altoona, Mr. James Honey, Jr., Mr. When constipated or bilious. town Cleansers, Soaps, Ammonia, John Agnew and two sons, of Emmits- When you have a sick headache. Mrs. Daniel Sharfey, of Creagers- Buckets, Etc. burg. When you have a sour stomach. town, spent Tuesday with her daughter Special Whitewash Brushes William H. Martin Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCleary, of When you belch after eating. Mrs. and family and When you have indigestion. also with Mrs. George W. Hoffman. Waynesboro, spent the week-end with Mrs. George W. Pittenger Special Lime For Whitewashing When and son, the latter's parents. nervous or despondent. Harvey, spent Thursday and Friday Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eyler spent When you have no relish for your with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Special Gloves For Use in Whitewashing ence R. Moser, of LeGore Valley. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ey- meals. When your liver is torpid. Miss Ruth Tressler spent Saturday ler and family. with her sister, Mrs. Ethel M. Pitten- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McCleaf spent Obtainable everywhere. ger. Saturday and Sunday in Rouzerville and "Advertisement. m Mrs. Samuel A. Long and Miss Beu lah Long spent Monday with Miss After the Cleaning is Waynesboro Thoroughly with their sons, Frank and Done Long's brother, Mr. John W. Long, of Arthur McCleaf. Put out the Stars and Stripes. near Creagerstown. You'll want Matting, Linoleum, Rugs WEDDING GIFTS or other Floor Covering STERLING AND PLATED SILVER These Are Here For Your Selection CUT GLASS ATTRACTIVE PRICES Let us do your WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY C. G. Fralley & Co. REPAIRING. We GUARANTEE our work EMMITSBURG, MD. McCLEERY'S (1 WE GIVE:COUPONS JEWELRY STORE 48 NORTH MARKET STREET, NEXT TO "THE NEWS." PHONE 705 FREDERICK, MD. - a 014, rrklg (1111runirlr

0-"11111.1111.0 1111,..4101ii.41110. ftirelb"..1%.411.- 1%.**".4110.4111...... 110.,"0 ,..aii.41'"1 11111.41..111•.41..11imat TAYLOR & CO, SCHEDULE MADE AND FILED 111 Q. TESTING THE BY,- Mount Saint Mary's College and HATTERS SEED CORN Emmitsburg Water Company Ecclesiastical Seminary MARYLAND HATS,CAPS,UMBRELLAS DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING THE EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, EMMITSBURG, SAWDUST BOX. 1808 CANES, MEN'S GLOVES In Accordance With The Provisions Of The Public Service 1 FOUNDED Conducted by Secular Clergymen, aided by Lay Professors THE READING OF THE TEST Commission. RAIN COATS, AUTO- 1 CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, PREPARATORY AND COMMERCIAL Is Possible To By This Method It FLAT RATES FOR WATER COURSES. Separate Department for YOUNG BOYS. MOBILE RUGS Discard Grains That Do Not FOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS Sprout Satisfactorily. The following shall be the Annual Rates of Water Rent: for One MONSIGNOR B. J. BRADLEY, LL D., President College Park, -March 22.-W. B, RT. REV. New Location 18 E. BALTIMORE ST. Year, to-wit: Kemp, Agronomy Extension Special- *.Mft.4*.ftw4V\w4M.Mibwd'.MhwO10.qlft.4f.ftiw4'.ftftwSO.MftwOIM"Oft.4*.Mft.Ag*.qft..40.mft,s or Family Supplied $ 6.00 BALTIMORE, MD. ist, has just recently issued an ar- Hydrant in yard and kitchen, or either, per Dwelling each supplied by a separate ferrule from to be used by the County Demon- Hydrant in yard and kitchen, ticle public attachment. 6.00 with the the main, each stration Agents in connection in chambers of private dwellings, each 1.00 the Wash basins local Boys' Agricultural Clubs in Baths, each tub in private dwellings 3.00 1916 State, in which he gives one of the connection with other opening; each 1.00 18" THE OLD RELIABLE Wash Paves, in EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND most satisfactory ways of testing seed Wash Paves along with no other opening, each 3.00 2.00 Conducted by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. Kemp says: "When fif- Water Closets, each to con fer Mutual Insurance Company corn. Mr. 1.00 COLLEGE: Incorporated under the Laws of the State of Maryland with power teen good ears will probably produce Urinals, each degrees. nozzel on yard hydrant 1.00 Registered by the University of the State of New York FREDERICK COUNTY all of the seed required for your acre Screw COLLEGE AND ACADEMY: OF flowing ten hours a day for six months of the year, it inch jet 7.50 and the State Boards of Education of Pennsylvania and Louisiana. Fountains, PP PP IP PP you can readily see how important it 7, PI 77 PP PP ,,11 1l 15.00 Course in Pedagogy registered by the State Board of Education, Annapolis, Maryland. (Full college preparatory grade.) Is that the grain on every ear will not Building purposes-Concrete Work per Cubic yard .15 ACADEMY: A Standard High School. ORGANIZED 1843 vigorous .10 Grammar and Primary Department Free Catalogue. only grow, but will produce Bricks, per thousand ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE AND ACADEMY is situated in a 'picturesque Valley of plants. If seed has been carefully Stone, per perch .05 the Blue Ridge Mountains in the heart of storied Frederick County. The attractive environ- .40 ment, homelike atmosphere and studious traditions of the institution offer exceptional ad- MARKET ST. in the field in the fall and Plastering, per 100 yards oct 6-16-1yr. OFFICE-46 NORTH selected 2.00 vantages and excellent facilities of securing a refined and liberal education. FREDERICK, MD. has been stored in a dry well-aired Blacksmith shop, one fire fire 1.00 place, the next step toward securing Each additional Banks, Stores, Shops and Offices. each 3.00 a uniform stand of corn is to test A. C. MOCARDELL 0. C. WAREHIME Bakeries, in addition to dwelling houses, 3.00 To do this, President Secretary each ear for germination. ":„ without dwelling houses, 6.00 take grains that represent all parts Barber Shops, one chair 2 00 of each ear to be tested and place Each additional chair 1 00 SURPLUS $25,000 6.00 such conditions of ventila- Drug Stores them under 6 00 tion, moisture, and warmth that Printing Offices NO PREMIUM NOTES REQUIRED Restaurants and Saloons, exclusive of dwelling 6.00 6 The Man" will grow, Make ones Don't sprouts on the strong "Clothes Restaurants and Saloons, with water in dwelling 2 50 in about a week, to a couple of inches INSURES ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY Private Stables, each stall and each carriage, in connection with other lp of the they have have much to do with the im- AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE AT RATES In length. Then by a study opening, 1.00 A So to bpeak-but to 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN STOCK grains from each ear it is possible pression the man makes. COMPANIES CHARGE discard the ears whose grains do not METERED SERVICE. A Hoe Insurance Company foi Home Insurers sprout in a satisfactory manner. I tailor the sort of garments that characterize a man, li Houses, Livery Stables, Manufactories, Motors, Photog- tnch U. 10-ly Preparing the 'Sawdust Box.' Hotels and Boarding yet exclusively dressed Steam Engines to be supplied C putting him in the correctly, "One of the most satisfactory ways raphers, Railroads, Slaughter Houses and Garages, to test your corn for germination is through meter. class. by use of the 'sawdust box.' To pre- METER RATES. C THE MANY GOOD pare it you should have the follow- The New Spring Styles Await Your Inspection ing: For the first 5,000 cu. ft. Per Quarter, $2.25 per 1,000 cu. ft. It POINTS OF OUR "1. A wooden box 18 inches long, For the next 5,000 " 46 „ 2.00 (1. „ 46 5,000 .6 IA 16 It 1.75 " 18 inches broad and 4 to 6 inches 46 64 46 1.50 '• Groceries are known only to cus- deep. (A box of any other dimension, 5,000 J. D. LIPPY, Tailor, them 5,000 1.00 " tomers who have bought will be If if it provides enough room, 110,000 75 " 16 di It GETTYSBURG, PA. from us for years. They know satisfactory, but the size of all cloths 450,000 Mch sit they have got the best Teas, must vary with size of box.) 585,000 44 46 45 " Coffees, Canned Goods, etc., pro- "2. Enough sawdust to fill the box. $2.50 per quarter, and all bills for water on Metered have got un- "3. One piece of heavy muslin 20 The Minimum Charge is curable; that they and every quarter thereafter, equalled value for their money. Prompt Inches long and 20 inches broad. Service will be rendered on the first day of each they are careful service,and satisfaction in ever "4. One piece of muslin 18 inches and are dueand payable on or before the tenth of the month in which cue way. Why not become one of our long and 18 inches broad. rendered. tomers? It will pay you. "5. Four tacks. THE BEST ALWAYS) "6. About fifty pieces of card board RULES AND REGULATIONS. one inch square and same number of The water of the Company shall not be used by any person who shall not shingle-nails or pins. 1. STORE by the Superintendent, nor for SHOE KNOTT, for and obtained a permit signed F. COLUMBUS "Mark off the muslin mentioned first have paid be specified in such permit, and no permit shall be and Knott, in 3, into two-inch squares by draw- any other purpose than shall Successor to Besant until the owner of such ing lines with a soft lead pencil two issued for the introduction of water in any premises MD. his her consent aug 23-1yr FREDERICK, inches apart each way across the premises, or his or her authorized agent, shall have given or A Good Stock of cloth; leaving an unmarked border thereto in writing. it, three inches wide along all four edges. II. No attachment shall be made to the main pipe, or detachment from Number these squares from 1 to 49. except under the direction and control of the Superintendent of the Company, Winter Shoes and Rubbers mark the pieces of card any attach- "Next and by a skillful mechanic whom he shall approve; nor shall additional board mentioned under 6, from 1 to be ment of pave wash, screw-nozzle for watering yards, stable or other outlet 49 and stick a nail or pin through the Rubber Boots and Warm to any consumer's service pipe until the same shall have been entered upon THE center of each piece. made or her permit. Making the Test. his III. All rents for the use of water shall be due quarterly and payable in ad Lined Shoes "A. Boil the sawdust for half an vance, to the collector, on the first days of January, April, July and October in hour, drain and let cool. each year. A failure to pay the same for ten days after it shall become due, the "B. When sawdust is sufficiently Company may regard as a notice of a desire to discontinue the use of the water, with an addition of ten cool to handle put enough into the and detach the branch, or at its option compel payment, STAFFORD level and per cent. upon the amount of the bill. ROWE, box so that it will pack M. FRANK owner of the premises will be charged with the water and will be held tight to within two inches of top of IV. The all cases for the use of water by the tenants or occupants thereof. a very good liable in box. (A brick makes Persons commencing the use of the water after the first days of January, April, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND implement for this packing.) July and October shall pay for the proportionate part of the term. have the right, at all reason- Perfect Service, "C. If cloths are new scrub in V. The officers and agents of the Company shall warm water to remove dressing. able times, to enter the premises where water shall have been introduced, for and the interests of the Company. "D. Scald the cloths. any purpose connected with the use of water of persons holding a permit to keep their pipes, hy- Finest Location. "E. Stretch the damp cloth, which VI. It shall be the duty spigots in good repair, so that the water may not be wasted. No water is marked into squares, over the drants and will be allowed to supply water to others, except by special permission from Excellent Cuisine. in box and tack at taker packed sawdust the Superintendent. If found so doing without a special permit, the supply will corners. be stopped and the water rent already paid forfeited. I CHARLES M. RIDER ears to be tested in row to any penalty imposed, where the Superintendent or Board Liberal Management. "F. Place VII. In addition (SUCCESSOR TO HOKE & RIDER) with butts toward you on table or of Directors shall be satisfied that any holder of a permit has violated any of he, she or they shall forfeit the boards. these rules or neglected to comply with them, Fireproof Construction, money paid, and the Company shall have the right to and Ceme- "G. Stick nails bearing marked use of the water and the Monuments, Memorials of water from the main pipe, and such person shall not be allowed square of cardboard into the butt of stop the flow get the water again, unless by application to the Board and complying with of each ear. to tery Work of All Kinds the cob such terms as they shall impose. "H. Remove six grains from ear VIII. In sprinkling streets, washing pavements or windows, each water taker WORKER IN CUT STONE WASHINGTON PLACE 1 and place these with germs up and has to confine him or herself to the front of his or her residence or place of busi- ARTISTIC with all tips pointing in same direc- ness, and half the width of the street in front thereof. Hose larger than inch and sprinkling without a CONCRETE EXPERT tion on the damp muslin in square 1, will not be permitted except upon an additional charge, than inch is forbidden. If a street washer or sprink- "(Remove these grains with a pen- nozzle or larger opening My yards hold exhibits of beautiful work. These and photo- to run when not used by a person engaged in sprinkling the supply BALTIMORE, knife by inserting blade between row, ler is allowed open for inspection. will be cut off without previous notice. graphs are always not between grains in a row. Re- store un- IX. No pave-wash shall be used by more than one dwelling, office or C, & P. TELEPHONE-26-4 RESIDENCE. move one grain 2 inches from butt of have been assessed to and paid by, all using the same. The less the same shall EMMITSBURG, MD. ear. Turn ear one-third over and re- consequence of the violation of this rule will be the stoppage of the supply of WEST MAIN STREET, move second grain from center of water without previous notice and will not be restored except upon payment of no future cause of com- June 281-y ear. Again turn ear one-third over all damages and upon a satisfactory understanding that and remove grain two inches from plaint shall arise. nozzle to a hydrant in the yard will be considered a pave wash, tip. Remove grains 4, 5, and 6, from X. • A screw used as such or not, and will be charged same rate additional as a pave opposite places from whether side of ear unless house pays for a pave wash. re- wash which grains 1, 2, and 3, were XI. A hydrant may be used as a pave wash. But no pave wash shall be used a moved. as a substitute for a hydrant, unless the person using the same pays rent for "I. Similarly remove grains from hydrant. in of at no other each of 49 ears and place in proper XIII. Water from the fire plugs to be used only case fire, circumstances, without special authority from the Com- Oxy-Acetylene squares of the sawdust box. time or under any other any person shall open a fire plug and draw water therefrom, for "J. Being careful not to displace pany. And if purpose than that of extinguishing an existing fire, he, she or they, grains stretch second piece any other any of the shall be subject to the penalty provided by law. 4, over of muslin, mentioned under XIII. No trough or other vessel of greater capacity than twenty gallons shall grains. by permission of the jord Welding the box and let it rest on the be used at any hydrant to contain water, unless special "K. Place burlap over muslin with Board. shall give no- TH1 1 NI\ I 1:`, AL ( Ak edges extending over sides of box. XIV. Any person wishing to discontinue the use of the water, In all its Branches. We make days previous to the expiration of the time "L. Fill burlap to top of box with tice thereof in writing, at least ten good as new broken parts wheth- or they may have paid; otherwise the rent will be chargeable sawdust, pack tight, and fold for which he, she er cast or malleable iron, or brass. damp term. Service for the owners of Ford cars back over sawdust. for the ensuing Ford edges of burlap Any fraudulent misrepresentation with regard to the use of water, or which XV. Service "M. Keep box in a place any wilful or negligent waste of water, shall be deemed a cause of forfeiture. is a fact-courteous, prompt, efficient. Welding Farm -room tempera. for any addition can be kept at living XVI. In case of any accident to the works, or of a necessity covers the entire country, almost as a ture. or alteration of the same which shall require the stoppage of the water for a which "(Place a low prop under one edge reasonable time, the Company reserves the right to do so. blanket, to the end that Ford cars, are kept Machinery reserves the right to restrict the supply generally or of box so that tips of grains will be XVII. The Company their judgment may be found necessary. Drive where you will, pointing downward, then all sprouts specially as in in use every day. The box on the inside of the curb line, and the Stop-cock on the Ser- and Automobile in the same direction.) XVIII. will grow vice Pipe in the Box, shall be under the exclusive control of the Company, and there's a Ford Agent nearby to look after the Test. water on or off, without a permit from the Reading no one will be permitted to turn the your Ford car. The "Universal Car" will Parts "After a week to ten days has Superintendent. reserves the right to use water meters whenever they open the gerrninator by roll XIX. The Company you universal service. Better buy passed, and furnish water' by measurement. bring aside the bur. deem it expedient, ing back and placing XX. COST OF FERRULE-That when an attachment of a private pipe is re- Car, $360, Runabout A Specialty. fold back yours today. Touring lap full of sawdust. Next quired to be made to the iron main, notice thereof shall be given to the Superin- Prices reasonable and all work the first muslin being careful not to tendent, at least one day previous to breaking ground for the purpose. The Sup- $345, Couplet $505, Town Car, $595, Sedan guaranteed. misplace any of the grains. You are erintendent shall furnish and provide a ferrule of the size for which a permit has the water -all f. o. b. Detroit. We solicit your now ready to read the test. If any been granted and shall shut off or direct some other person to shut off $645 into the main and insert the said ferrule there- grain in a square has not sprouted, if necessary, to drill the opening service is performed the Superintendent shail be paid for the order. T, Hays &J Son discard the ear from which this grain in. Before said James service and ferrule at the following rate: was taken. If sprouts on the grains Motor Car Co. Plumbing, Steam and from an ear are not regular in For inch Ferrule $5.50 Emmitsburg Hot Water Heating, growth discard that ear also. If all For inch Ferrule 6.50 EMMITSBURG, MD. sprouts from grains of an ear are For 1 inch Ferrule 8.50 Stoves, Ranges, short it does not always mean that EMMITSBURG WATER COMPANY they are weak; it may be that these Pumps, etc., Emmitsburg, Md. may 21-tf. grains are merely slow in sprouting." Issued June 2nd, 1916. Effective July 2nd, 1916.