FOR PROF- THIS IS THE TIME READ IT, NOT AS MERE FOR FARM AND MAKE PAY HOME ADVERTIS- HABIT. IT ING. THE CARROLL RECORD Y.()U! VOL. 31 TA.NEYTOWN. MARYLAND, FRIDAY. AUGUST 22, 1924. No.8
COUNTY AGENT'S COLUMN. ARTILLERY VISITS BALTIMORE. NATIONAL POLITICAL NOTES. GROWING —o— THE BIG CARROLL Home Again from Md. University. A Lieut.-Col. Upton Birnie in Command TOBACCO Main Events of the Week Affecting Day in Washington. of Regiment. IN MARYLAND the Parties. COUNTY FAIR They are all back home. The Farm ON STATE ROADS The Baltimore American, of Tues- Gov. Bryan, was notified of his Bureau bus arrived in Westminster, day, contained a picture of Lieut.- nomination as Vice-President, at Lin- Tuesday noon, with the 'howling mob' One of the Chief Dangers in State Col. Upton Birnie, commanding offi- May Represent Another Crop to help coln, Nebraska, on Monday night All Plans for the Event are now very much quieted by hoarseness. cer of the Sixth Field Artillery that Senator Harrison, of Mississippi, de- Nearing Completion. Every village along the sixty-five Highway Travel. passed through Baltimore, on Mon- Make Profit. livered the notification address. Gov- miles of road from College Park to day, on its way to camp on Herring ernor Bryan appealed especially to were informed that this Run. The American says; growers of Frederick and farmers and wage earners, and de- All details are being completed for Westminster, Steps will be taken immediately by Tobacco load was from Carroll County. "The regiment, with 1000 men and counties are profiting by clared that the Democratic party the coming Carroll County Fair, •at bus Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, E. Montgomery The three hundred club members 750 horses and mules, moved along the advance in the price of this com- represented progressivism more tru- Taneytown, September 16, 17, 18 and Austin Baughman, and State Roads ly than any other party. from all the counties of the state Chairman Mackall, to remedy .the with a military bearing that sug- modity. The price was formerly from 19. The outlook is for a bigger and at the University. gested vivid war pictures. After Senator Wheeler, running mate is spent five full days situation with reference to the park- 2 to 10 cents a pound; the market better fair than last year, which sample days work, Friday, an occasional halt the horses would with La Follette, charges that Mr. considering the Here is a ing of motor vehicles along the public price Saturday was from 10 to 60 saying a great deal, be speeded up to a gallop, keeping pound. Davis is equally responsible with of that event; and the August 8. roadsides, on the roads right of way. cents per big success 6:30 A. M., Reveille. everywhere in a closely knit line is bringing a rec- President Coolidge, for official corrup- are profiting by their ex- As explained by the two State of- Maryland tobacco promoters 7:00 A. M. Grouping. front Cal- that stretched as far as any specta- according to a Baltimore tion, because he, Davis, as an ex- perience gained, in numerous ways. ficials, motorists are in the habit of ord price, vert Hall. tor could see from a curb stone. dispatch, due to the demand for it on president of the American Bar Asso- The program in brief, is as follows: parking on the road to view the coun- nothing expose it." 7:30 A. M., Breakfast, mess hall. After a pause along Twenty-fifth the part of cigarette manufacturers. ciation, "did to Tuesday—Farm Bureau day. try or to purchase fruit and soda wa- General opinion is that both charges 8:30 A. M., Demonstrations, see ter from stands along the roads. In street, the regiment camped late in One after another of the most popu- Guernsey judging contest at 10:00. the afternoon on Herring Run, north are strained efforts to manufacture grand- schedule. almost all cases there is parking lar brands of cigarettes has turned to Address at 11:00 from the Assembly, Auditorium of Lake Montebello. There crowds the political capital. Washington 11:15 A. M., space off the road, they explained,but a larger and larger proportion of stand, by Gray Silver, Address of welcome, President A. F. had a chance to see real soldier life, Charles G. Dawes was notified of of the National Farm the autoists, expecting to remain Maryland leaf. representative Woods; reply, Walter Bromley; as tents were pitched, kitchens were meet the demand have his nomination as vice-president, at Bureau Federation. Racing events. parked only a short time, choose to Changes to night, at "Make your best better," Director T. put into operation and the regiment been made in methods of selecting and Evanston, Ill., on Tuesday Dancing and free attractions in the park on the road rather than drive to the Dawes home. Former representa- B. Symons, address Director C. W. some safe spot off the highway. band played. curing. At the same time there has evening. B. & 0. Lieut. Col. Upton Birnie, Jr., com- tive A. W. Jeffries, of Nebraska, made of Warburton, U. S. D. A., The result of this negligence is an been an organized effort made to Wednesday-10:00 procession 0. B. Baugh. led the outfit when it went the notification address Mr. Dawes and Neighbors and Friends, unusual congestion of traffic and in mander, prove to manufacturers that just the horses on race track, carriages France. With him were a num- qual- will do most of the active campaign- per- 12:30 P. M., Dinner. some instances the road is blocked to to flavor, aroma and sure-burning horned cattle; 1:30 races; free Demonstiation, see ber of others of the original person- in the ing for the head of the ticket, be- stand; 1:30 P. M., traffic moving in either direction, they ity now in demand are found formances in front of grand nel. ginning this week. He is a forceful works display; dancing schedule. said. Maryland product. evening Fire 3:00 P. M., Rest hour, (write home) The regiment left on Tuesday practically every speaker, and a fighter attractions. But this is not the worst of the sit- Ten years ago and various 4:00 P. M., Games, Campus. morning for Camp Hoyle, Edgewood. Maryland tobacco was sent General Dawes, in his acceptance -1:30 races; perform- uation, Mr. Mackall and Mr. Baugh- pound of of the Thursday 5:30 P. M., Supper, mess hall. It has put in the summer at Camp most of it to France, and now address, said support Constitu- before grand-stand; evening man said. Accidents in this section abroad, issue of the cam- ances 7:15 P. M., Sunset Service, Campus Meade,giving instructions, to reserve proportion has dropped to 50 per tion was the chief fireworks; dancing and attractions. are more numerous than on other this paign, and that the La Follette candi- 8:00 P. M., Camn Fire, Council Cir- roads of the State, according to the units and officers. Battery C, car- cent. The Maryland Tobacco Grow- Friday-1:30 races; performances talks; Club members; ried in its march through the city, 1919,has dacy was the chief opponent of the School children's cle. Songs. Club records. ers' Association, organized in before grandstand. Club members or counties; its specially authorized banner which on new Republican ticket. contest, greased pig Songs; "The situation now calls for action" had to rebuild the industry in day; running Story, Mrs. Craig. bears the words "Fired America's Mr. Davis will have active part chases, etc. Dancing and other at- Mr. Baughman said. "It was agreed lines. and is likely to tour 10:00 P. M., Retire. First Shot." The shot was fired while Frederick county tobacco is grown campaign work, tractions in the evening. All school at the conference that Mr. Mackall the country, at least once, going to Monday noon the three special the battery operated with the altogether by farmers living in sec- children admitted free until 4:00 P. should send a man along the road as the Pacific Coast, and to the. middle electric cars took everybody to Wash- far as Cumberland to advise all own- French." tions of Urbana, New Market and M. Wallace, Birnie is well known in west twice. His first engagements are as ington. The Hon. Henry C. ers of stands along the road that they Lieut.-Col. Woodville districts. This is known as The department managers Agriculture, gave them where his mother, Mrs. will be in the east. E. Eckenrode; Secretary of must insist on autoists parking off the Taneytown, the tobacco belt of Frederick county. follows: Horses, Wm. at the Department of Upton Birnie, Sr., of Philadelphia,is together Myers; Swine and a reception road when they stop to make pur- These tobacco growers, Cattle, J. Ervin Agriculture buildings. After spend- now visiting. Montgomery county, Is Your Child Ready for School? J. J. Bankard; Poultry, S. C. chases. with those of Sheep, ing three hours in the National Mu- association known as Ott; Farm and Garden and Dairy "Both Mr. Mackall and I feel that have formed an of the children who seum supper was served on the lawn Counties Tobacco Growers' Examination products, John N. Starr; Homemak- the owners of these roadside stands Proceedings of the Orphans' Court. the Upper will enter school this fall and who at the Agricultural buildings. The should provide parking space off the Association, which co-operates with er Club exhibits, Isabelle Cobb; ice have been brought to the health con- Science Department of Agriculture served road for their patrons. Unless some Aug. 18, 1924—James A. the Maryland Tobacco Growers' Asso- Household Arts, Domestic After supper,sun- Monday, ferences that are being held in differ- Miscel- cream for dessert. sort of parking space can be provided, C. Bond and Rudolph W. Brown, ad- ciation.—Frederick News. and Flowers, H. A. Allison; council was held. ent parts of the State by the Bureau H. Shirk. set service and I shall order my men to keep all au- ministrators w. a., of George H. laneous, John The Marine Band gave a concert at of Child Hygiene of the State De- The grounds will be open each day tomobiles moving, with the result Brown, deceased, reported sale of Opening of Cardinal Gibbons Institute con- the Washington Monument which was partment of Health, has revealed at 7:00 A. M.. and close at 11:30. No that the stand owners would lose all personal property. ditions that were not suspected but enjoyed by the boys and girls. By their business. Six, executor of James G. Executive Committee of the person will be permitted on the a full day John H. The that would handicap the child very night, except by special nine o'clock everybody had "I do not believe, however, that reported sale of per- Gibbons Institute, a Nation- grounds all to see the electric cars Six, deceased, Cardinal seriously in later life if they were permission. The grounds will be and was glad such drastic action is necessary. I am sonal property and sale of real estate School for the colored, at Ridge, arrive to take them back to the Col- al not corrected now. policed by officers authorized to confident when the people understand on which the Court issued an order Maryland, have made recent an- The other day, a bright eyed many lege. the vital importance of getting motor- make arrests, and the management the ni. nouncement relative to the opening of little figure came to the door of one A demonstration in preparing ists to park off the road, thus pre- D. Raymond and will exercise all possible care over sow, and Leannah Stuller and the school, terms of admission of the conferences, looking for the farrowing pen for the brood venting accidents, many of which are of Jesse Stuller, building both persons and property. the sow, was given by Stuller, executors courses of study. The main nurse. There she was standing by the Fair are: R. the washing of fatal, they will cooperate with the reported sale of real es- and will be com- The officers of Ralph Leister and deceased, is under construction the scales and in minute he caught President; H. A. Alli- Wilbert Ruby, two State departments." tate on which the Court issued an or- in time to open the institute Smith Snader, A demonstration in pleted her eye. "Why, Jackie," she said, H. Long, sec- Hubert Null. vi. si. October. Separate depart- son, vice-president; C. lice was given der early in "how you have improved." Quick as the following additional dusting of poultry for last will and testament of for boys and for girls have retary, and by Kenneth Kroh and Paul Bankard. T. B. Testing of Cattle. The ments a flash, he slipped out of his little directors; John H. Shirk, J. J. Bank- Josenh Engler, deceased. was duly been arranged. Girl's sleeping quar- suit; held up his chest and drew a Geo. H. We hope to have these teams give testa- ard, Wade H. D. Warfield, Fair. In co-operation with the State and admitted to probate and letters ters win be in the main building. The long breath while the nurse placed Eckenrode, John demonstrations at our County thereon granted unto Geo. quar- Winemiller, Wm. E. girls who are working on Federal Government, Carroll County mentary boys' dormitory is in temporary the tape measure under his arms. H. Hunter, Martin E. Boys and and E. McClure Rouzer, who away. N. Starr, Geo. raising a calf, poultry is to start tasting cattle for T. B. un- R. Gehr ters 200 yards "Twenty-two. twenty-three inches," R. Sauble, S. C. Ott, projects for warrant to appraise person- must be Conover, Geo. corn, potatoes, pure bred der what is known as the area plan; received Candidates for admission she read. "Keen it up" she said, J. Ervin Myers. flock, acre of and order to notify cred- over, and be Wm. F. Bricker, to the Univer- that is, take a given area and test al property fourteen years of age or "You'll soon be big and strong." of the premium list and pigs are eligible to go the sixth grade of the A copy Now is the time every cow, whether milk is being sold itors. ready to enter Jackie will enter school this fall can be had from the Sec- sity next August. B. Shipley. administrator school system or the regulations of these projects. from that cow or not. Arthur Maryland and when his mother heard, a few or either of the directors. to enroll under one B. Shipley. deceased, return- in schools which have retary, the County Agent. Under this plan the test is given by of Lloyd seventh grade weeks ago, that the Bureau was hold- entries must be made according Give your name to inventories of debts due and cur- -grade system. The course All of the county of a Veterinarian under the supervision ed the eighth ing these conferences for the five and to catalogue. Entries close Monday, The cleaning rent money. of study will begin with the ordinary him Bovine tuberculosis has been started. of the Federal and State Department six year olds, she decided to take Sept. 15, at 6 P. M., except on live of Agriculture. The test costs the Tuesday, Aug. 19. 1924—Letters of Junior High School work. The trus- to the next one, just for a general go- swine and It is the plan so far to start around the estate of Clin- how far ad- stock. Entries of Cattle, No. owner nothing, and in case he has administration on tees are unable to state ing over, apparently he was perfectly Saturday, Sept. 13. Sykesville and clean up district deceased, were granted at the pres- sheep, at 7 P. M., Freedom; No. 1, some cows condemned the state and ton W. Long. vanced work will be given well. But when the doctor examined Sept. 8, 1924. 14 Barrett, No. 15 V. Brashears. who receiv- Special opportunities for On poultry, close No. 7 Westminster, Federal Departments will pay two- unto Grace ent time. the little fellow, he found that his New Windsor, order to notify creditors under boys and girls in trade education will beginning 12 Union Bridge. These are thirds of the appraisal value of these ed shoulders and spine were Give Your Farm a Name! and No. 146 Acts 1912. be given to those over fourteen years deformity milk centers of the county,and animals, appraisals not to exceed $75 Chanter to show signs of a serious the big Harry H. Ryan; administrator of of age even if unable to enter the the chest, squeez- from which demand has come for this for grade cows or $150.00 for pure that was cramping A movement is on foot in North breds. However, no indemnity will John B. Ryan, deceased, returned in- regular academic courses. They will ing the lungs and keeping out much agents and work. property and addition to Carolina, backed by farm has been as- be paid for grade bulls. It is the plan ventories of personal be required, however, in of the fresh air needed to help him associations, to Dr. H. E. Henderson elementary aca- county agricultural and will work at present to start the work in the debts due. their trades to take resist the dreaded tuberculosis. give names to farms. It is felt by signed to this county Mathias. infant, received demic work. The trades opening the and state accredit- districts of Berrett and Freedom and Mary K. No medical or surgical treatments those active in the idea that it will add under the Federal funds. first year are the building trades and but Dr. Henderson comes work north taking everything in order to draw are ever given at the conferences to the live-on-the-farm home move- ed area plan. farming. treatment is needed, us from North Carolina where he those two districts. whenever such ment, that should be developed every- to in Sykes- Tuition has been set at $3.00 per is advised to go to her was doing the same kind of work. He There will be a meeting Fire Losses and Rates. the mother where, and that by every farmer hav- ville, Thursday night, August 28, '24, month and board and lodging at $16 own physician or to a specialist. So enough in his place to give is a graduate of Kansas City College. month. reduction will be made ing pride of at which time we hope to have a pic- In some of the western states, fire per A Jackie went to the specialist who put will encourage making the All applications for testing those who regularly are at their it a name, be ture from the Federal Department losses from preventable causes, or for a brace on him that is straightening farm true to its name. dairy herds for tuberculosis should homes over the week-ends. Candi- Agent's office at entitled "out of the shadows." At this causes partly preventable, far exceed the shoulders and strengthening the Farm names will be conspicuously sent to the County dates for admission are now sending to swim prepared for show meeting we will be glad to answer all losses percapita in eastern states. spine. Daddy is teaching- him posted along roadsides, used on letter once. Herds being in applications addressed to the Prin- muscles and to will be tested at once. questions asked in regard to this work This is probably due to a smaller and to exercise his heads and envelopes, and in connection All herds tested under this plan, percentage of fire proof construction cipal of the Institute at Ridge, Md. take long deep breaths, and mother with advertisements and news items will be retested, free of charge, until and also less efficient water supply reminds him to sit and stand and walk The idea is not a Weather and Crops. in the local papers. they have passed two clean tests, af- and fire fighting apparatus. Coolidge's Political Creed. erectly and they are all making a new one, by any means, but the new- which the owner is given an ac- Oregon the losses wonderful job of it, with the fear of The week ending Tuesday, Aug. ter For instance, in ness in the North Carolina case is herd certificate. Then in or- laid to carelessness and tuberculosis disapearing farther and 19, was cool, dry and sunshiny, with credited from fire President Coolidge, in the course of represented by the comprehensive der to keep his herd accredited, he originating from partly pre- farther into the background every a mean daily temperature 5° below those his acceptance address, last week, pre- campaign that is being carried on. must have it tested once a year at his ventable causes, totaled $19,275,000 in political creed, as follows; day. in normal. Light to moderate thunder sented his Maryland should take the lead own expense, but if at any time a re- 7 years past. "I believe in the American Consti- Is your child ready for school? there is showers occurred on Sunday, the this movement, in which actor is found in his herd, it is taken These figures of the State Insur- tution. I favor the American system something to gain and nothing to lose. 17th. Government again and 750,- How The Home Paper "Pays" Sub- The weather of the week was fav- over by the ance Commissioner, on basis of of individual enterprise. I am opposed Our state road system lends itself ad- of charge. over scribers. orable for thrashing grains, digging tested free 000 population, would indicate to any general extension of Govern- mirably to giving farms the publicity COUNTY AGENT. $16, per capita annual fire loss. ment ownership and control. I not that the names will represent, and early potatoes, harvesting of early a small adv. in The Rec- early early In some of the western states, the only believe in advocating economy in Through will help to make the farms match tree fruit and tomatoes, ord, a clover huller was recently sold etc., but too cool and annual percapita fire loss is shown to public expenditure but in its practical their improved locations. Let Car- fall plowing, Two Deaths in one Family. by C. F. Kiser, of Keysville, to-R. J. normal plant growth. The be rapidly increasing. Oregon losses application. I believe in reduction roll and Frederick counties take up dry for during 1923 Nelson, of Mitchellville, Prince season continues very back- aggregating $8,213,532 and reform of taxation. I am in fav- the iead, and boost it. growing Mr. George W. Foreman, formerly paid of $5,357,487 dur- Georges County, who writes The Rec- ward. early with insurance or of protection. I favor the Perma- of Littlestown, died suddenly, ing 1923. ord, as follows; Crops and grasses improved some- at the Elk's Home, Han- nent Court of International Justice Assessments on Automobiles. on Tuesday Complaint is often heard that in- I "I enjoy reading The Record and what during the week; a result of from acute dilation of the heart and further limitation of armament. over, surance rates in one section of the am to aggressive war. I want find much valuable information in it, the general soaking rain of the 12th. and his sister, Mrs. Wm. S. Alleman, opposed Assessments on automobiles will country are lower than in another agriculture and industry on a sound and on several occasions have found automatically for the which was timely. died several hours later, at her home for this is shown ads that proved profitable to me." be reduced fair to good; the early section. The reason basis of prosperity and equality. I without the necessity of Corn is now in Hanover from a heart attack, like- loss average in We receive many testimonials like year 1925, is now earing generally, by the per-capita shall do what I can to encourage to the Tax Department, ac- planted ly brought on by the news of her compared with percapita loss this, proving the value of The Record applying while the late planted is not tasseling Oregon American citizens and resources to as- cording to announcement on Wednes- brother's death in other states. The rates should be con- for advertising, as well as for general yet. children of the late Dr. sist in restoring Europe. I shall day by H. M. Lucius, secretary of the Both were highest where the risk is greatest. mor- benefit to subscribers. If more of Thrashing of wheat, rye and oats of Littlestown. Mr Fore- tinue to strive for the economic, Automobile Club of Maryland. Foreman, Otherwise the careful citizen in one my coun- our patrons would make a study of continues in north-central Maryland man had been a hotel clerk, for many al and spiritual welfare of The rate of assessment was given state or city pays for the carelessness try." how to make their subscriptions 'pay' per and in Washington and Allegany years, at various places, and was would have a higher , as follows: For the first year, 85 Moun- of the reckless citizen in another state financially, they second year, counties. In the Allegheny widely known. His age was about 55 appreciation of the value of the cent. of the list price; wheat and or city. A continued high loss ratio price; third year, tain region thrashing of years. Marriage Licenses. "home" paper—that also goes far 55 percent of list rye has and cutting means eventually higher insurance list price; fourth year, become general Funeral services of both were held away from home. 40 percent. of of oats has begun in some localities. rates, and vice versa.—The Manu- of list price; fifth year, in Littlestown, this Friday morning, facturer. A. B. Runkel and Daisie Morton, 30 percent. Pastures and grasses are now poor Church, by 22 percent of list price. in St. Aloysius Catholic York, Pa. That juvenile delinquency decreas- to fair on the Eastern Shore and fair Rev. E. 0. Flynn, Pastor. Interment Edgar E. Rhoten and Thelma B. es with the opening of playgrounds generally west of Chesapeake Bay, in the Catholic cemetery, Littlestown. A National Principle. Davidson, Hampstead. Advertising. has been further verified by recent No Trespass except good in the Allegheny Moun- Oliver H. Messinger and Cora C. In a In commenting on the tariff ques- reports from Cincinnati, Ohio. tain region. Sponseller, Silver Run. open- Our "No Trespass" advertising News reports say that the hotel tion the Manufacturers Record, of period of three years since the Digging of early potatoes has be- Waters G. Hood and Mary Eliza- one neighbor- will be commenced next week, on the proprietors of the United States have Baltimore says: ing of a playground in gun in some localities of the Alle- beth Stanley, Littlestown, Pa. hood in that city the court records usual terms-25c each name, for the Mountain region. Digging voted three to one against any repeal "The tariff always has been a poli- gheny law. Thomas Herbert Koontz and Della show a reduction in delinquency of 67 season. Might as well start at the continues elsewhere over the section, or modification of the prohibition tical, a partisan, issue; it should not Mr. John Howie, an official of the Mary Kauffman, Waynesboro, Pa. percent. beginning, and get the benefit of the except that it has ended over the ex- be so. A protective tariff should be Courtland Zimmerman and Estella time. hotel organization, is reported to principle, regardless of whole treme southern Eastern Shore. Late a national Mooney, Baltimore. radio have said, "The prohibition law rais- party differences on other lines. A Correspondence courses in potatoes are fair to good, and are be- Fred L. Miller and Dorothy L. offer- ed the hotel proprietor from the level protective tariff is a national neces- reception and transmission are Game Distributed. ing cultivated. on Shaffer, York, Pa. ed by the engineering extension de- Truck crops, gardens, tomatoes, of a saloon keeper and placed him sity to the United States, for the busi- partment of the Pennsylvania State During the season of 1924 the and tobacco are now fair. Early to- a level with any other legitimate maintenance and continuance of the ness man. His business today is bet- standard of living. Shall Wednesday, September 3rd. has College. More students have enroll- State Game Department of Maryland matoes are now ripening in the north- American in any ter than ever before. Last year hotels state or section of the been set as the official opening of all ed in the radio courses than distributed in the covers of the State ern-border counties; to the southward any person, courses costing $250,000,000 were built in this country vote for free trade and deter- schools in Frederick county. Over other of the correspondence for propagation purposes 3465 bob- early tomatoes continue to ripen and Normal School graduates have offered by the department. are country. ioration to European or Oriental thitty white quail, 18,853 cotton-tail rabbits, to be picked, while late tomatoes been added to the staff of teachers. turkey, 674 grouse, 5495 fruiting. Tobacco is in bloom. wages and living standards merely 70 wild down a well pheasant eggs, and 1914 Hungarian Picking, of early varieties of apples On Wednesday, Kansas, suffered because, many years ago,certain prac- He who whispers sell. partridges. Carroll county received peaches and pears continues. from temperatures from 100° to tical politicians sought an "issue" be- The Bucks County, Pa., Daily About the goods he has to get the dollars 105 bob-white quail, 3763 cotton-tail Rain and warm weather are need- 104°, while Utah and Wyoming had tween two great parties and happen- News, suspended, this week, after an Is not so apt to a and hollers. rabbits and 215 pheasant eggs. ed. light snows. ed to choose the tariff?" existence of about 100 years. As he who climbs tree of mind certain possibilities that ed third party. It is not willing to the rates are unorganized and there- I unreservedly, to the princi- THECARROLL RECORD symptoms indicate are becoming in- subscribe, fore helpless? ple of arbitration. Manifestly there is no bond of mu- (NON-PARTISAN) creasingly in evidence, and one of unions in New York have Other the farmer and Published every Friday, at Taneytown, these is a growing scarcity of pur- done so, but the compositors, "jockey- tual interest between Hesson's Department Store Md., by The Carroll Record Company. the railroader, for as to rates and - chasers—or even desirable tenants— ing for position," are proclaiming of the principle of ar- one P. B. ENGLAR, Editor and Manager. for farm homes that are in the desir- their approval wages what would be good for bitration, and are waiting to make would be bad for the other. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. able class. BOWER. sure what they must arbitrate before ERIC). H. BIRNIE.Pres. JOHN S. _0 principle The farmer has had some experi- G. A. ARNOLD, V.Pres. D.J. 'LESSON. they are willing to put the ENGLAIL increased cost of farm labor JAS. BUFFINGTON. P. B. The "Big Eats" Disease. into practice. ence with Are you Ready for School? G. WALTER WILT, Secretary. Is Big Six afraid of being put in He knows what high wages and short ---- Influencing mankind though the the position of having to arbitrate a TERMS.—Strictly cash in advance. One work-days mean and they mean no months, decrease? Is the union determined only a few more weeks until School year. $140; 8 months, $1.00; 6 medium of the stomach, is a very old less on the railroad than on the farm, 3 months, 40e; single work one Me; 4 months, 50e; expedient, dating back to Esau and that arbitration can only .pies. 3e. the goose may for compared with the farm, work- will open for another season. With this in dote to way—that sauce for The label on paper contains Jacob—if not further. In recent years the gander? It the railroad are shorter and which the subseripti^n has been paid. not be sauce for days on mind one's thoughts naturally turn to the on restricted to All subscriptions will be discontinued this influence has been looks very much that way." wages five times higher.—The Manu- expiration, according to Governmental "eats," instead of to "eats" and _0 getting of the children ready for this im- seders. facturer. ADVERTISING rates will be given on "drinks," but it still stands as an at- At "Our Expense." portant event. We have a large stock of epplication, after the character of the bus- iness has been definitely stated, together tractive expedient—as a short cut to with information as to space, position,and The politicians and agitators who Merchandise on display at this time that publisher reserv- "putting over" some favor, or finan- length of contract. The attacking established Who Wants It? es the privilege of declining all offers for cial project, through tickling the are constantly will help you take care of the school de- apace. business, industry and government, All advertisements for End., 3rd., 6th., stomach and bringing about the prop- We are at a loss to understand the mands. and 7th. pages must be In our Office by care little about the ultimate effect of otherwise. er psychological condition. Tuesday morning each week: so long reason why the makers of the Repub- Insertion turnout be guaranteed witll the One would think that but few men their inflammatory preachings following week. lican platform favor a "department would fall for such a transparent as they gain the temporary advant- School Dresses. Boys' Knee Pants Suits. AUGUST 22, 192'. of education and relief." Why tag on FRIDAY, of pottage" that ages, or votes, which they seek. scheme as a "mess the' "relief?" Just what is included We have a large assortment We have a fine assortment of Post-offise as Second Do you see any of the reds, or half glistered at Taneytown not only camouflages real intentions, under this term anyway? of Gingham Dresses for Chil- Suits for boys, from 6 to 18 yrs. Class Matter. reds, or socialists, going to Russia or dren from 6 to 16 years of age, but in all probability leaves a case of There is a nation-wide demand for of age. They are made with All articles on this page are either orig- the estab- that are well made,beautiful de- has al- indigestion the next day. The answer any other country where either one or two pairs of trou- inal, or properly credited. This a department of education. Educa- signs and fine quality Ginghams. ways been a fixed rule with this office, and amount of mere lishment of their revolutionary doc- sers, good styles, fine workman- doptIon of it by oar ex- is, there is a large tional associations, women's clubs, Also beautiful Dresses made we suggest the trines has made the ordinary citizens ship, and fit right. Come in changes. animal in the most of us, and the in- chambers of commerce, rotary clubs, from guaranteed Indian Head when you are ready for the boy's a mere slave, working to pay salaries Linen in all the leading colors vitation to an "eat" not only arouses Masonic Grand Lodges, civic societies, next Suit, and let us show you THE CANDIDATES. to an army of public officials? No and designs. our line, and save you money. pleasurable gastronomic anticipations have put themselves on record as fa- you do not, the agitators stay right FOR PRESIDENT. but tickles as well that other promi- voring a department of education as in a prosperous country like this School Dress Materials. School Hosiery. CALVIN COOLIDGE REP. nent feature of our make-up—our provided for in the Sterling-Reed where they can keep their bellies JOHN W. DAVIS DEM. vanity. education bill now pending before Our stock for such purposes A full, while trying to ruin the nation full line of Hose for Boys' .ROB'T M. LA FOLLETTE IND. We go to a banquet, not to buy Congress. But we fail to find a de- consists of a fine assortment of and Girls' in either % length or that feeds them. different qualities of Dress Ging- stocks, nor to sell our influence, nor to anywhere for a department of full lengths in all the leading day for our peo- mand ham in 27 and 32 inch widths. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. help boost somebody's pet scheme,but, It will be a sorry colors. education and relief. The very and DEM. ple if our government is changed so patterns are good CHARLES W. BRYAN the chances are, we will. The fact is, On the contrary, there is a definite the materials low priced. A full REP. as to launch it into industrial under- CHARLES G. DAWES if we accept the "eats" and do not opposition to an inclusion of the "re- stock of genuine fast color In- Shoes for School. I N D. takings, rather than confining its dian Head Linen in the leading BURTON K. WHEELER reciprocate as expected—well, we lief" features. For Boys' or Girls' we have a have gotten something under false functions to purely governmental af- shades. They are very popular If there are any politicians who ex- are full line of Shoes or Oxfords, in FOR CONGRESS. fairs as the founders of our country because the colors guaran- pretenses, and had better have staid pect to profit by the establishment of teed fast and they are of a very either Brown, Black or Patent RIDGELY SIMPSON REP. intended. Leather, in good school styles. If E. away, for to a certain extent we have this department, or if there is any durable cloth. MILLARD E. TIDINGS DEM. Agitation for government, or state its shoes for wear and comfort, acted deceitfully. noneducational group that hopes to you want, we have them. ownership, of various lines of busi- Of course, there are many legiti- create a loophole whereby they may Boys' Blouse Material, There will be two amendments to the ness and industry, is really for the on— mate uses for "big eat" functions. Not slip in and attach themselves to the For Boys' Blouses we would School Supplies. State Constitution voted benefit of the office-holding class only The first relates to the salary and ex- all are offered for ends that have a education movement, we cry a word recommend the use of a piece of Balti- as it cuts off the right of the private our fine Roly-Poly Cloth, which Just received a fresh line of penses of the State's Attorney of question mark attached to them. They of warning. citizen to do business in every line is built for wear and is made up School Tablets, Composition more City. may, indeed, mark an out-pouring of The department of education, when The second permits the state to pledge taken over by government. in good shades and stripes. Books, Lead Pencils, Combina- which to good will and esteem for some good created, will have but one purpose,— Also a good assortment of its credit for raising funds with In the agitation for state develop- tion Pencils, Rules, Companions, pension citizens of the state who served work already done; they may be a the promotion of popular education. beautiful striped Ginghams and ment of water power resources, mo- Erasers, Penholders, Ink, etc.,for during time of war. means of getting together in some That will be the sole objective of the Percales suitable for boy's blous- nopolistic state laws covering insur- es. the school children. common good cause; or perhaps a re- department, and every bureau and ance under workingmen's compensa- Pennsylvania's "Blue Sky" Law. union affair that proves of vast bene- division within the department will tion laws, and constant agitation for 0 99 t fit to all concerned—when good eating conserve that end. W-tttit.t-titt-ettt.t.WAWLWitt4 9 0 909 tt.9.9 has a law requiring government ownership of railroads, Pennsylvania and good humor unite to some good No tail, no matter how altruistic securities before they we see the entering wedges which the llea1318031011319160303101(1181818$8/808/0380:8181806088808186188MMO31818181M13181811318111 the listing of end. or appealing it may be, will be allow- sale in the state, destroyers of safe and sane govern- can be offered for And yet, why should we be "fed up" ed to wag the dog.—Scottish Rite EDW. 0. WEANT, President. GEO. H. BIRNIE, Cashier. can be so listed, or ment are trying to drive into our sol- and before they in order to get us in proper condition News Bureau. E. H. SHARETTS, Vice-Pres. G. W. WILT, Asst. Cashier. registered, they must pass examina- for doing what we ought to do. Why id constitutional form of government. the "Bureau of Securities of The farce of the whole proceeding tion by not be men and women enough to —DIRECTORS:— the Department of Banking." The have minds superior to even the in- is, that the proponents of all these FDW. 0. WEANT MILTON A. KOONS purpose of the "Blue Sky law, so- spiration of well-filled stomachs? No destructive measures claim to be car- Concerning Gossip GEO. H. BIRNIE EDWIN H. SHARETTS called, is to protect investors against answer is expected to the questions— rying on their activity in the interest The right sort of gossip is a charm- thing. Men are J. J. WEAVER, JR GEO. A. ARNOLD fraudulent, or doubtful, stock sales. for it is a way most human beings of the "people" by attacking indus- ing and stimulating generally understood to be less given G. WALTER WILT ARTHUR W. FEESER During the first year of the opera- have of—just being human.. tries and corporations. to this amusement than women, and tion of the law and Bureau, $400,000,- They refrain from saying that if But, there is another side to the the most ardent lover of her sex must have been barred, they are successful in their plans 000 in securities ."big eat" subject that is a mach worse own that no ordinary husband would corpor- THE BIRNIE TRUST CO. which reveals the activities of those give away—when we gorge ourselves they will not only destroy the go home and tell his wife that he had engaged in promoting such securities. because food is "plenty" and "tastes ations but they will "destroy the right met Brown wearing a fourth new suit The first object, it appears,is to make good." Man is actually, inferior to of private citizens to build other cor- since Christmas. The more restricted TANEYTOWN, MD. wom- a thorough examination of the rec- animals, sometimes, for animals rare- porations, companies, organizations" interests of the vast majority of to seek distraction ords and reputation of the individ- ly eat more than is good for them, or whatever you wish to call them. en do oblige them Capital Stock; $40,000.00 where they can find it, which is very Surplus $40,000.00 uals, or firms, seeking registration; while men do. At any rate, animals When you remove the right of citi- often next door or down the street; and to guard against being too strict zens to do business in groups you re- Undivided Profits $32,000.00 do not know the bad results from ov- but nobody can see a man devouring tests, in order move or limit the right of the citizen in adopting eligibility erindulgence, while men do—or ought the evening paPer without suspecting an individual. to avoid unfairness to the company to know. A lot of folks eat just to be to do business as that this taste in him has only found ON THE HONOR ROLL OF BANKS whose stock is being offered to pros- sure of getting their "money's worth" Our forefathers fought to make a a different outlet, because every news- pective purchasers. —and a bargain dinner besides. They free people. Will we quietly allow paper is interesting to the ordinary salted Not a One-Sided Affair The first year's experience is held somehow take pride in seeing how our rights and freedom to be taken reader in proportion as it is gossip.—From "What I Have to be satisfactory, and to have given much they can force a distended stom- away, due to our lack of interest in with Gathered," by J. E. Buckrose. Banking is not a one-sided affair by any means. When a large measure of safety to invest- ach to surround—long-distance eat- the matter? you borrow money, security is expected, of course. But ors. The law provides for appeals, ers, with good sense chased away for It is up to each of us, individually, when you deposit money, we are expected to guarantee your a number of which are pending, and the time. to defeat the predatory political in- Unexpected Casualties WE DO. opportunity is given for the making Big "eats" comes near to being a terests seeking to usurp our rights Phosphorus bombs and grenades deposit—AND by the army at the of amended proposals. In general, it disease symptom. When the "drinks" today through various camouflaged used in practice proving grounds at Aberdeen, Md., Every dollar of this Bank's capital and surplus stands is believed that the future operations were included, there was often little schemes to put the state, or govern- caused heavy mortality in an unex- as a guarantee that depositors shall have their money of the law will eventually drive all the old- ment, into business at "our expense." doubt of it. We attended pected source. After the tests large promptly on demand. Also every stockholder is personally dishonest, and most of the doubtful, have our —The Manufacturer. time "big eats" largely to numbers of dead ducks were found in liable for double the amount of the stock he holds. Even investment schemes out of the state, satisfied with free drinks, of Chesapeake appetite the neighboring waters more. Our officers, directors, stockholders, ALL feel a per- and the number of applications is ex- and in either case the truth is proven Which Will be the Goat? bay. Examination showed that the sonal responsibility to our patrons and therefore conduct a pected to dwindle when it is found that there is intemperance in eating, (lucks had eaten fragments of uncon- Railroad employees want more pay conservative business always. that Pennsylvania laws are not con- as well as in drinking, and when eith- sumed phosphbrus which had fallen and farmers want lower freight rates. in the water Of their feeding grounds. genial to such designs. er indulgence becomes habitual, it The railroad employees propose to Now they are using devices to frighten becomes a chronic disease. Resources Over $1,200,000.00. both by having the birds away before the • tests are Future Farm Values. accomplish this for the farmers join with them in support made, and the bombs are being ex- 040..:0:0:020.10:0:0:0:020:02'30rotot4010te10 tor :0P:4o:ore:ore:or* Unions and Wages. ploded either over the land or over number of farms and of radical candidates for office. The large water so deep that the ducks do not But how may this be done? 1802383Ea3tesEcaaatalelEa9KNE03888319)81818191811 . or
tive." of its stomach and for four days it reputation of the writer, was the Are positively the best values and cheapest Suits O.* O.* suffered intense agonies and finally Spreads Yellow Fever praise of his friends, when their judg- for the man who wants good clothes at the lowest Clean Up Back Yards died, says the Providence Journal. Details of the life of the only species ment was known to be sound. Their prices, possible prices. Hundreds of stylish new patterns A national movement for cleaning The attendants of the institution were of mosquito which has been shown to considering that they were pro- at a loss in trying to treat the animal duced by hand, seem remarkably low; 0.0:0:0.0 from. up the unsightly "back yards" of transmit yellow fever have been bared 0 to select cities, which they exhibit to travelers for lack of information as to what by a government scientist. It is a small handsome copies of the first book of ailed it. The nature of "Zeekoe's" Martial's epigrams were sold for five 0S0 along railroad rights of way, has been form, well known in the tropics and 0 Boys' Handsome Two Pants Suits,
inaugurated by the industrial division complaint was not definitely known is strikingly marked. Its long asso- denarii—about four shillings—a 00 00 of the National Association of Real until revealed by the post-mortem ex- ciation with man is shown by many charge which the author thought ex-
Boards. amination. of its habits. The insect approaches cessive.—T. Rice Holmes, in "The Ro- 040 Genuine Made To Order Suits. • Estate 0 man Republic and the Founder of the Industrial commissioners of all rail- stealthily from behind, retreats upon •• Empire." Not a sample so-called made-to-order line. What- roads in the United States will co- GO TELL THE HEN the slightest alarm and usually at- •4 4014 in Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Hose, operate with the industrial realtors tacks the undersides of the hands or ever your needs In the clean-up campaign. Commer- wrists. It gives no warning, whereas Wall Street Coffee Center Collars, you will always find the largest assortment civic organiza- other mosquitoes have a piping or cial associations and "Wall street" is regarded the world and lowest prices at this store. cities will he asked to humming note. The pest hides wher- tions in the over as a synonym 'of "high finance".; part in making the right ever it can, concealing itself in gar- -lotnotor>totototototototototototototeSotototototo ,:ototetetototottfololoietoUloUloklototov,:.: : take an active yet it has been quite as permanently represent their cities ments, working into pockets and un- of way outlook associated in its history with coffee. traveling public. der lapels of coats, and crawling up fairly to the The lower part of the street toward under the clothes to bite its victim.— Appalling neglect that industries the East river, and the neighborhood in Popular Mechanics Magazine. throughout the country, especially adjoining to the north and south, but that MARYLAND COLLEGE the smaller communities, give to principally to the south, is still redo- WESTERN from WESTMINSTER. MD part of their properties visible How Oil's Odor Is Removed lently given over to the offices and emphasized by ALBERT NORMAN WARD, D. D., LL. D„ President. the right of way, is Kerosene, as first produced from warehouses of coffee merchants and outlining its program. the division in coal in 1857, was found to be capable brokers. Separate Departments piles of ashes, rub- For Young Men and Young Women in The exposure of of deodorization and decolorization by William H. TJkers, in his book, "All way to build up bish and junk is no treatment with concentrated sUlphuric About Coffee," recently published by Fifty-seventh Year Begins September 15, 1924. on the part Interest in the community acid, and this is the general process the Tea and Coffee Trade Journal, de- the town who of passers through in use at the larger refineries. The votes an interesting chapter to the his- ADMISSION. Graduates from approved four year High Schools residents, might become permanent acid reacts upon the unsaturated com- tory of coffee trade in the United admitted without conditions. Fifteen units required. the division contends. pounds, sulphur and nitrogenous com- States, much of which centers in this MODERN CURRICULUM. Eight courses leading to the A. B. Together with the clean-up cam- pounds, forming substances which dis- small but influential locality. It is degree are offered. Grouped about one of the following sub- paign, the division calls attention to largely in the acid. Shrinkage surprising to find how many of the Hubby—You'll never keep your eggs solve jects as majors: English, History and Political Science, Math- the desirability of enabling the trav- oil treated may vary from al- best-known merchants of the city en- fresh unless you lay 'em with the small of the ematics and Physics, Chemistry and Biology, Modern Lan- eler to identify easily the town most nothing up to 10 per cent or more, gaged at one time or another in the end down! guages, Latin and Greek, Education, Home Economics. Special through which he is passing. depending on the oil being refined. Af- coffee trade.—Detroit News. Wifie (out of sorts)—Well, don't courses in Speech, Voice and Piano. Unit of Reserve Officers' Intercity exchange of business in ter treatment with acid, thorough the talk to me about it—go tell the hen! Training Corps is maintained by Government. industrial real estate is another mat- washing and neutralization with caus- ter which the division is studying. Jo- tic soda is always necessary. Other Wood Duck Leads in Beauty LOCATION unexcelled. 1000 feet above the sea in the highlands seph Kramer, Dayton, Ohio, is chair- Legislative Oddities substances for neutralizing the acid No duck in America surpasses the of Maryland. Pure air, pure water, charming scenery. One man of the committee which is de- The French chamber of deputies has suiphonates are soda ash, lime, silicate wood duck for beauty and variety of hour's run from Baltimore, two from Washington. veloping the possibilities in such an two sensational novelties. A deputy of soda and sodium plurnbite. color. It loves warm weather and pre- acre interchange. The division is also who addressed it in German, or the cedes even the teal in its migration to EQUIPMENT complete. Thirty acre campus; sixty college farm; modern buildings; comfortable living accommodations; studying the best ways of developing kind of German spoken in Alsace, and the southland. The female will occupy How Some ,Birds "Nest" laboratories; library of 15,W00 volumes; gymnasium; power and the industrial districts of cities. ,a deputy clad in the Breton variety the discarded nest of any bird in a hol- and which once heating plant. New athletic field, costing $50,000 now in use. of the garb of old Gaul. The former Martins wrens, made low tree or make a new one in any their homes in hollow trees exclusive- New Dormitory, costing $150,000 recently completed. is M. Hucher, Communist deputy from suitable place near the water. She Signs ly, now prefer the bird boxes Trees to Displace Alsace, who is obliged to talk German erected often returns to the, same nest year BOARD and TUITION $400.00. the scenery along by kindly human beings when they can Trees to beautify because he cannot talk anything else, after year. for 1924-25 on application 6-6-12t is those that have not been by Prospectus motor routes in place of billboards and the latter is the Liberal deputy find used The hole which admits her to the Springs Au- the English sparrow. the goal of the Colorado from Morldhan, a farmer named nest appears many times too small for correspondent The whippoorwill, night hawk and tomobile club, writes a Joseph Cadic, who lives in Pontivy. a bird of half her diameter, but she Mohitor. all of their family make no nest, but to the Christian Science M. Cadic wears the local festival cos- enters with ease. When the ducklings RATIFICATION NOTICE. down all their eggs directly on the 'threats of the club to tear tume, consisting principally of a kind deposit are ready to swim they jump instinc- 80 Acre Farm violation of law re- ground or upon the dead leaves which Court of Carroll County, signs persisting in of etott jacket with a waistcoat of tively into the water, if the nest be In the Orphans' unsightly it. JUNE TERM, 1924. sulted in removal of many white cloth, both elaborately embroid- Cover above it, but if it be some distance club mem- The little Parula warbler makes its Estate of Sarah Babylon, deceased. FOR SALE signs by owners, and the ered in red. The rest of the garments from the water, she carries them to themselves 'removed many from nest almost invisible by placing it in On application. it Is ordered, this 28th. NEAR DETOUR, MD. bers are of black silk. it in her bill.—Detroit News. day of July, 1924, that the sale of Real Ute pass, one of the most famed spots the midst of a bunch of moss, near Estate of Sarah Babylon, late of Carroll in tDe Rockies, whose disfigurement some tree from which it is practically county, deceased, made by Catherine E. buildings and good fencing; Monkeys Test Money Starr, Annie V. Eckert and Susan G. Good has been much criticized by citizeni indistinguishable.—Nature Magazine. Always a Gamble Crapster, Administratrices W. A., of the water at House and Barn; under good and visitors. Owing to the spread of counterfeit The uncertainty of the cotton market last Will and Testament of said deceased, cultivation. Apply to— -to-Ocean coins in Siam, monkeys are being em- and this day reported to this Court by The Pikes Peak Ocean How Clearing House Works is illustrated by the following conver- the said Administratrices W. A.. be ratified J. W. ALBAUGH, ployed in the banks to test the spurious highway and the new motor highway The operations of the New York sation overheard between two negroes and confirmed, unless cause be shown to 312 W. Cottage Place, summit of Pikes peak both currency, it is reported. Installed be- town: the contrary on or before the 1st. Monday, to the clearing house are exactly the same in in a Texas 1st. day of September, next; provided a 8-1-4t YORK, PA. beyond the Rock- hind the counters, the monkeys test a roll of bills)— lead to the region principle as those of a bank clearing George (displaying copy of this order be inserted for three The Ute Indian came from the the coins between their teeth. If See here, Sam, Ah's been on de boahd successive weeks in some newspaper ies. house, with the exception that stock printed and published In Carroll County. the range through this good, no marks are left on the metal, other side of certificates are exchanged (cleared), dis mornin'. before the 4th. Monday, 25th. day of FLOWERS famous mineral springs of and the coins are thrown into a box you won't have August, next. pass to the instead of checks and drafts. A sheet Sam—Ah sees. But olden days. —. at the animal's side. Should the coins The report states the amount of sale FOR MiLnitou, in Vie is made put by each member and pre- it tomorrah! You can't never tell about to be $1190.00. be bad, the metal bears visible marks to go up, An order las been placed by the sented to the clearing house every day dis cotton market. It's liable THOMAS J. HAINES, seedlings, and is thrown on the floor, later to be liable J. WEBSTER EBAUGH, All Occasions. club for 10,000 trees, now before 7 p. tic. On one side is entered or it's liable to do down, or it's and swept up and destroyed.—Popular Me- LEWIS E. GREEN, to be planted in its nurseries the list of stocks to be delivered and to fluctuate !—Outlook Magazine. Judges. Always fresh---and we main chanics Magazine. Test:- later transplanted along the their full market value, and on the True Copy Colorado Springs. WILLIAM F. BRICKER, grow them all. roads leading into other side is entered the list of stocks The Egotist Register of Wills for Carroll Co. This act alone has won many friends Lobsterman's View and full S-1-4t to be received their market speaking Reasonable prices, their for the club and much co-operation "It's lovely on this island in sum- A couple of clubmen were value. one re- in its activities. mer," said the vacationist, "but in win- of a fellow member when Roofing quality and arrangement ter I should think it would be awfully marked: • Roofing Loss in Home Ownership How Dog Aided Criminals "I dislike to say tt, but really Regi- considered. isolated." The next time you need Corrugat- Dogs are easier to teach than most nald is the most egotistical young man Only twenty out of the forty-eight "'Tain't nothin' of the sort," re- ed Roofing, instead of buying steel, animals, and for that reason are favor- have ever met." We have no Agent. states of the Union showed an in- plied the lobster fisherman. "Some- I try ites with criminals. A couple of pick- leads you to say that?" crease in home ownership during the times the harbor don't freeze over at "What Copper Steel. Simply phone or write. years from 1900 to 1920, the leading pockets owned an enormous mastiff "Why, last week on the occaSion of Keystone all." costs only states being, in order, North Dakota, which they trained to dash up to any- his birthday he sent a collect message A Rust-resisting metal. It in stock the Wisconsin, South Dakota, Idaho, Min- one whom they indicated and, appar- congratulating his mother." a little more. I have Crew, Florist, Local Security following: Keystone Copper Steel, nesota, Montana, Utah, Maine, New ently with a playful bound, knock him "I haven't seen your name men- Corrugated Keystone Copper ,Steel, Mexico and Michigan. It is interest- over. The two would rush up and, 219-227 E. Walnut St., tioned in the primaries." All for Nothing Standing Seam, Armco Ingot, Iron ing to note that out of the ten leikling with profuse apologies for their dog's "No," replied Senator Sorghum. "1 "I'm going to marry a doctor's Standing Seam, Certainted Slate, Hanover, Penna. states, only one, Maine, is located in carelessness, raise the fallen person Roofing. gm satisfied to sit easy as the favorite daughter so I can be well for nothing." Surfaced Felt Roll 2-28.6mo. the extreme eastern part of the coun- from the ground. While they were do- of my own state without going "Why don't you marry a minister's try, and Wisconsin and Michigan are son ing so, the victim's watch and chain RAYMOND OHLER, inviting criticism all over the daughter so you can be good for noth- the only representatives of the middle around and money, and anything else of value, Phone 27-M TANEYTOWN, MD. map." ing." Subscribe for the RECORD Western states. would he zkillfully taken. IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111'xa -THE - l'21111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111!111111111i11111111111'111111111111E1111111111111111.111111111I111!111111111111111!1111E111111111111111 .11!irdi1111111111111T11111 .11E111111i111111Plird1111111111 11!1111111111111!111111111111!!111!11111111111111111! CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SundaySchool TOPIC V Lesson v -From (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, DO.. Dean Moody Bible Institute Monthly THE Of the Evening School, Moody Bible Insti- Smaller Cities Are Now tute of Chicago.) Chicago, Ill. (Q. 1924 Western Newspaper Union.) Coming Into Their Own August 24 America is showing a distinct reac- Lesson for August 24 How Selfishness Shows Itself-How tion from the tendency toward big 'Overcome It cities. The modern methods of tele- JESUS TALKS WITH NICODEMUS and telegraphic communication, Genesis 13:1-18 phonic the railways and street cars, the light- LESSON TEXT-John 3:1-21. Our choices afford a true index to ing and sewage systems that made so loved GOLDEN TEXT-"For God our character. Lot's choice indicates great cities possible now are helping the world, that He gave His only be- the selfish character of the man. He the large cities to develop residential gotten Son, that whosoever belleveth took advantage of his uncle's gener- In Him should not perish, but haN e industrial suburbs. The automo- osity. When given the choice of land and 'everlasting life."-John 3:16. bile has tended to take the people PRIMARY TOPIC-Nicodemus Visits "he lifted up his eyes and beheld all Jesus. the plain of Jordan." That was all back to the country. In all our larger JUNIOR TOPIC-The Visit of Nico- that he saw-the plain of Jordan,and cities people who can fight congestion demus. an opportunity to "get rich quick." by moving away from the downtown INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP- He jumped and fell. He chose all the districts are doing so. IC-What It Means to Become a Chris- tian. plain of Jordan and pitched his tent The tendency to centralize business YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC towards Sodom, a wicked city. The and Industry and higher education in -The New Birth. ultimate result was disaster, and the a few great centers is giving place heavy. In 'chapter 19, the loss very to the more sensible plan of distribu- The subject of the conversation with record tells us that he lost everything tion. New York, for instance, once Nicodemus was the new birth. This -property, home, wife, daughters- IS NOW BEING COMPILED the clothing center of tills country, topic had peculiar significance in the all that he had went down in destruc- 11111111111EIMPIIII=2111,71111111 has strong rivals in Cleveland, Chicago, light of Nicodemus' station in life. tion, death, and moral disaster, and Cincinnati and other cities. Shoe man- He was a learned rabbi, a doctor of all because of his self-centeredness. TO PRESS ufacturing and other industries also AND WILL SOON GO the law and presumably a man of While Lot was occupied with the scattering. Boston as the center good character. His coming by night things that are seen, he forgot or ig- are nored "the things not seen as yet." of American culture has lost its laur- Indicates his timidity. Like Joseph of He secured the desire of his heart,but els to a thousand and one cities. But Arimathaea he was afraid to openly only to see it turn to ashes. He is a toward the cities during 'espouse the cause of the new Teacher the tendency adver- picture of the foolish Christian suf- the last twenty-five years has not halt- All orders involving listings and Of Galilee lest he be put out of the fering loss, though he himself be sav- ed, though the drift to the few bigger eynagogue. ed, yet so as by fire. cities has been less pronounced. should be given to us at once, so I. The Necessity of the New Birth The factors contributing to his fol- tising The chances of a city the size of {vv. 1-7). ly are easily seen. They serve as a warning against selfishness. First, Cedar Rapids are better today than this issue. It is not a matter of choice as to that they may be included in there is limited vision. He saw the ten years ago. The complex social again but whether one is to be born plain of Jordan, but not beyond it. He and industrial problems of the metro- of necessity if he is ever to see the stands as a striking contrast to Abra- politan centers are turning the atten- Regeneration is the Kingdom of God. ham, who saw not only earthly things tion of large business enterprises to first demand the Gospel of Christ but "the city that bath foundations, small cities. The economic struggle this THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC makes upon men. The reasons for whose builder and maker is God." In in the great cities tends to make the order to overcome selfishness and -are: wage earners look toward the smaller avoid foolish choices we must look TELEPHONE COMPANY 1. The Kingdom of God is a spirit- cities, where opportunities for hotne not only at things present, but at ual Kingdom; therefore there must are greater. things to come, remembering that the life and contentment be a spiritual birth in order to enter coming into its things seen are temporal, but the The smaller city is BUSINESS OFFICE: Westminster As we enter the physical 11111111111111111111SEM1111111111111111111114111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111a111111111111111111111111111EIll It. (v. 3). things not seen are eternal. own. The gigantic city has not proved kingdom by a natural birth, so we en- Again, he chose his abode near to to be the most successful experiment in TELEPHONE: 12000 ter the Kingdom of God by a super- a city fast ripening for lodgment and civilization. The chances of success natural birth. destruction. He chose Sodom, and he and happiness in any good city of from 2. The nature which we get through had Sodom with all its glitter and fifty to one hundred thousand popula- the natural birth is radically and es- glare, and with all its sin and corrup- tion are greater than in the very large against sentially bad. Christ declares that tion. Doubtless, he protested city.-Cedar Rapids (Ia.) Gazette. that which, is born of the flesh is flesh its lawlessness and lust, but his testi- even mock-. (v. 6). In Galatians 5:19-21, Paul mony was disregarded and ed. His daughters married men of Home Instinct gives a catalogue of the works of the The Sodom who treated Lot's message of The late President Harding fre- flesh. The flesh cannot be improved efolo warning and destruction with con- quently emphasized a fine old Amer- PUBLIC SALE t4O2o2O2o202O2010402020:02020:0202.0202e1,102,i. 02,02e202e2020202o22.30102020:<102e2020202'.,202,:ii. (Jen 13:23). Culture and educate, do worldly Christians Lot tempt. Like ican ideal-that every American all you please, and it still remains had neglected prayer. When God's should have an opportunity to live The Hall Mark flesh. Furthermore, in order to enter word of judgment and destruction comfort in his own into the kingdom of heaven there must concerning Sodom was uttered, the decently and in King Neptune be a nature fitted for heaven. There only man to make intercession was place. tradition among Anglo-Sax- Valuable It is a Real Estate is nothing that can be substituted for Abraham, who lived not inside, but home is his castle. the new birth. Men are trying to sub- outside of the city. The separated ons, that a man's certain definite By virtue of the decree of the Cir- Will stitute morality and education for the Christian is the one who has the dis- And the law recognizes Reign position and heart to pray. rights of privacy within the home. The cuit Court for Carroll County, in new birth. Nicodemus possessed these; Equity, passed Limited vision, worldliness, lack of home instinct is one of the soundest in a cause wherein yet Christ declared that he needed Beulah Keefer and others are fellowship with God, lie behind and safeguards of American democracy. plain- something more. Regeneration is the tiffs and J. Walter Keefer and others Supreme account for the selfishness of Lot. The those whe. would like to build of Service act of God through the Holy Spirit To are defendants, the undersigned, lesson is obvious-overcome these thrmselves, but think it which quickens a man from spiritual a home for Trustees named in said decree, will things and selfishness itself is over- there are sev- National Beauty Tournament death and plants within him God's too much of a "task," sell at public sale on the premises ly- come. commence. And own nature (II Pet. 1:4). eral safe ways to ing, near to the Taneytown State started it becomes a fascinating II. The Mystery of the New Birth once Road, and also near to the road lead- have even been known ing from said State (vv. 8-13). Wide Variation in game. (Men Road to Fairview forsake an occasional game of golf School-house, on mysterious, but its re- to Atlantic Its process is City Pageant on account of their interest in watch- TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1924, sults are definite. You may not be Vitality of Seeds ing the new home grow.) . sable to discern from whence the wind In the past there Was perhaps no at 1:30 P. M., all that valuable farm September 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 Architects offer a wise starting corneth or whither it goeth, but you other trade in which swindling was so of which Elias Keefer, died, seized point, whether the home is to be large and possessed, containing know that it blows by its effects. The rampant as in that of the sale of The Big Novel Seashore small. Reputable contractors have Festal Event of the Season. fruit of our lives demonstrates our seeds. The artless dealer of half a or 113 ACRES OF LAND, great deal of experience and help- A brilliant spectacular display and colorful nature, whether it is heavenly or car- century ago adulterated his goods by a more or less,the improvements there- carnival of ful advice to offer. Good dealers in nal. We need riot be told that we have adding a considerable proportion of on consists of a large frame weather- beauty. lumber and woodwork also prove help- a physical birth for our bodies with boiled seeds. boarded dwelling house, with slate ful in the preliminaries-as well as in roof, summer house, large bank barn, their various faculties in exercise The seed adulteration act put a stop securing the best material to go into hog house, poultry house, wagon 7 Prove it. Even so the presence within to that practice, but not to the sale of .0 Notable Festal Features the house at fair prices. shed, garage, and other necessary us of a nature which has no affinity dirty and old seeds. Most seeds are outbuildings. There is running water American Beauty for the things of the world, a strong Ball-Naval Battle of Fireworks-Amer- "dirty" when fresh gathered-that is, in the dwelling house, summer house ican Beauty Contest and Bathers' Revue-Pageant Parade of affection for God and a disposition to they contain a considerable percent- Better Homes and barn and hog house. There are Decorated Chairs and Floats-New Features, with every night and every day filled with new interest and new sur- yield prompt obedience to His com- age of weed seed, and all the great Approximately 1,000 better home about four acres in timber, and about prises. mands, proves that we have been born seed houses possess elaborate and demonstrations were held in cities, four acres in permanent pasture, and from above. Galatians 5:22, 23, is an costly machinery for cleaning, says towns and villages in America in co- a good young apple orchard, the re- mainder is in a high state of cultiva- infallible test. London Answers. operation with the "Better Homes in 11 tion. This property is located along A Fitting Climax to a Summer Season of Jollity. III. The Ground Upon Which the Clover seed has to be carefully America" movement, figures compiled New Birth Rests (vv. 14-18). the road leading from the Taneytown cleaned. If this is not done the result by that organization show. State Road to Fairview School-house, The convenient, direct, all-rail Delaware River Bridge Christ's atoning death on the cross will be a crop of all kinds of pernicious It is estimated that fully 2,000,000 about 1/4 of a mile from the State Route to Atlantic City-3 Routes from makes regeneration possible. He took Philadelphia-72 weeds in the clover field. Some weed persons attended these demonstrations, Road, and adjoins the lands of Noah trains between Philadelphia and Atlantic City. the place of sinners. His infinite merit seedS, such as those of the dodder, are in connection with which educational Babylon, Jonas Heltebridle, John T. was placed to their account. He suf- so tiny that it is almost hnpossible to campaigns were conducted in news- Dutterer, Edward Stoller and others, FOR DETAILS CONSULT TICKET AGENTS. fered in the sinners' stead. Just as the detect them except under a strong papers and magazines. is conveniently located and should re- I only to look on the Israelites had magnifying glass. Ordinarily the committee In charge ceive the attention of any one desir- brazen serpent in the wilderness so ing a first-class farm. Seeds vary in their powers of retain- of the demonstrations was made up of the sinner must look to Christ uplifted representatives of the leading civic TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash Pennsylvania Railroad ing life. While those of peas and System Upon the cross. See Num. 21:4-9, John on the day of sale, or upon the rati- organizations of the community. THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF flit WORLD 12:32, II Cor. 5:21, I Pet; 2:24. Our beans will retain vitality for many fication thereof by the Court; the Architects, realtors, merchants, build- salvation cost on the part of God the years, others, such as those of the residue in two equal payments of one :: 2/4,20202.20202020tote202020202<4,2024,-,2-2:' oto:040Vde20241e2,4e20202-20202020202402.4'.202,2. em-s, interior decorators and dealers in giving up of His only begotten Son ,parsnip, are useless if kept over one and two years, respectively, the cred- season. each of the articles necessary for and on the part of Christ the suffer- Seeds of the willow and the it payments to be secured by the the construction or equipment of approved ings and shame of the cross. poplar are so short-lived that unless notes of the purchaser, with Introduced Politics Our $1.00 Offer. houses co-operated. security, bearing interest from the IV. For Whom Salvation Was Pro- they land at once in a moist place, According to the Los Angeles Times, It In almost every Instance where such day of sale, or all cash at the option is socially proper as well as business- vided (vv. 16. 17). "Whosoever be- they die in a few days. recent Visitors to the Solomon islands, like to use printed stationery. It is also expositions have been held, the re- of the purchaser. economical and lieveth on Him." in the south. Pacific, have brought apt to result in having pa- sult has been an organized movement HARRY E. KEEFER, per and envelopes en hand, when needed. These verses give in a condensed WALTER S. KEEFER, back a story about the introduction We fill many such orders by mail. to repeat the better home demon- Either of form the whole plan of salvation. Ob- GUY L. KEEFER, of party politics into a picturesque the following offers mailed Birds as Prophets strations. postpaid for $1.00, anywhere within the serve: Trustees. island called Mn dung. Under the in- third zone-200 In early days superstitious people miles. Add 5c when to be 1. The Source-God so loved. THEO. F. BROWN, Attorney. spiration of some forward-looking mailed to 4th. and 5th. zones, and 10c be- paid considerable attention to the yond 5th. zone. 2. The Ground-the death of Your Value to Community J. N. 0. SMITH, Auct. citizens who had acquired contact birds and their different cries, which Christ. If you are between the ages of twen- with American politics during their OFFER NO. 1. were believed to foretell events. Thus 3. The Recipients---whosoever. ty and forty you have an economic At the same time, and immediately residence in Hawaii, the population 160 sheets 6x9 paper, ruled, good qual- conies the old saying: "A little bird following the above sale, the under- ity, in two pads; with 100 size 6% enve- 4. How Appropriated-believing in value of from 81,000 to $10,000 to the has ranged itself into two parties, told me." Traces of this belief are signed will offer her small farm at lopes to match. Him, community in which you live. That designated the republicans and the to be in our own Old Testament, public sale. This property is located OFFER NO. 2. 6. Results-should found on your capacity to add democrats. The republicans Ilve in not perish; ever- value is based along the road leading from Baust 200 sheets Hammermill Bond paper, -where verse 20 of chapter 10 of Ec- the hill country, are unsympathetic to lasting life. to the wealth of the community. Church to Uniontown, about 1/4 of a 5%x8% unruled, padded on request, with clesiastes speaks of "for a bird of people, and 100 size 6% V. Men's Attitude Toward Christ Of course this takes into considera- mile from the Taneytown State white cling fiercely to envelopes to match. the air shall carry the voice, and that Printed either in dark blue, or black. (vv. 18-21). tion the fact that we all live in health- Road, and contains their own ancient lights. The demo- which bath wings shall tell the mat- Not over 4 lines neat type, the same form 1. Some Believe and Are Saved. flit surroundings. crats. who inhabit the coastal districts. on both paper and envelopes. Envelopes ter." that it 23 ACRES OF LAND, Those who believe are now free from It is generally agreed "These surroundings are not a have adopted many of the laws and printed on back, if desired. more or less,is improved with a large Cash with order, when sent by mail. is from this belief in the universal customs of the white traders and mis- condemnation (John 5:24). dream; they can be a reality in your weatherboarded house, 9 rooms, met- Write instructions, and copy for the print- knowledge of birds, which, of course, ing, very plainly. 2. Some Will Not Follow and Are community, and at a very small cost al roof, barn, hog house, chicken ,donaries. are supposed to see everything from THE CARROLL Resting, Therefore, Under the Con- per capita," says L. L. Lumsden in house, brooder house, shed, and other RECORD Ca., the sky-that we get this saying. TANEYTOWN, MD. demnation of God. The cause of their MI article, "Bringing Health to the necessary outbuildings, all in good "Finding" Her Specialty unbelief in Him is their love of sin. Country Dweller," in Hygeia. condition, well of good water, and Crea ter Lawrence woman, who In the Highlands fruit of every kind, about 2/12 acres A THE in pasture, the remaining in a high walks not more than an eighth of a son "Speculation Vs. Certainties" Mornings of heavenly freshness on Community Health state of cultivation. This property mile from her home every morning re- When they asked the dying Fara- the trail, canyons on canyons, peaks as (rife a "fluter," says Every community has it largely is a very desirable little home, and gards herself OVERLAND day, "what are your speculations?" he beyond peaks, ridges beyond ridges; possession can be given in thirty he Roston Globe. Without looking within its power to make its health days replied that he was not "pillowing his sweet scents of balsam and pine; if desired. enything unusual en the way, CAR whatever it wills it to be. Every for head on any speculations." Said he. stormy sunrises and wistful sunsets; some of the things she has city in the country that has a low TERMS OF SALE made known on these ore The only Car, Equipped, at "I know whom I have believed, and lakes lying blue in hidden hollows or daj of sale. last year: A yard of death rate and a good health record found in the am persuaded that He is able to keep trembling to sudden silver as the wind automohila tire, a lone $495.00 F. 0. B. has definitely gone after that desirable 8-1-4t MRS. BEULAH KEEFER. ribbon. an that which I have committed to Hint went by-quiet lyings awake at night, cream cakes, a puppy. end. Undesirable health conditions rubber, a dozen against that day."-Exchange. solemn glories of sunset peaks; com- eight-quart milk can, W. H. RENNER are not due to chance, either. They Read the Advertisements stopper from an munions with friendly trees; chatter- goggles, a glove, one-half yard are due to neglect, indifferehce and pair of KINGSDALE,PA. ings of brooks; singings of creeks, and Ion f of bread, twenty- Lead the Way Inefficiency. Most of the less serious of plaid flannel. 7-25-6t The roaring of rivers; ghostly snow-glim- IN THE -- I'll IC of kitten. pair of best way to lead your boy to eommunicalle disea ees are subject to pound heavNi is te mer by starlight; peaks in solemn luncheon napkins and a brand-new vrny yourself.- control and practical elimination. ..' ranks against the sky.-J. Smeaton Western ; '- :: ,\vocate. Selma (Ala.) Times-Journal. rocking Chase. CARROLL RECORD. Subscribe for the RECORD Miss Jennie E. Galt is visiting her LAST PAGE EDITORIAL. PRIVATE SALE ======•/=.:=1:::=0=1ff brother, J. Ross Galt and family, in Taneytown's "Leading Fashion Store" TANEYTOWN LOCALS "Politics" or "Gambling." OF.A — i I We Sell New Windsor. : Standard 11 i Sewing Machines John J. Forney, wife and daughter, Whenever a good thing happens by : Special chance there are always some ready SMALL FARM : Brief Items of Local News of Miss Beulah, of Philadelphia, are vis- : to suspect there is a "trick in it" and : Interest to Our Home Readers, iting relatives in town and vicinity. are not altogether pleased over their Situated midway between Mayberry : good fortune. This is about the situ- and Pleasant Valley, containing i Rev. G. Wilbur Shipley, D. D., and ation with reference to the rise in the 59 ACRES OF LAND, Mrs. Amos Miller and Miss Elsie i family, left, on Monday for a two price of wheat and corn. Many farm- more or less. Improvements consist the week Miller, of Littlestown, spent week's visit among friends in Virgi- ers of the suspicious class believe it of Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Hog Pen : to be due to "politics" while still oth- end with Harvey Ohler. nia. an 8-room Dwelling House, and all ers say it is due to "gambling," and other necessary outbuildings----all new TANEYTOWN, MD. Prof. J. L. Hunsberger has return- Lester Cutsail broke his right arm, only a reasonable percentage to the buildings except house, which is in real cause—evidences of supply and ed home from a six weeks course at last Sunday, while cranking his car, excellent condition. Soil is slate land. demand. of and good water. There Large Stock of Merchandise is now the University of Pennsylvania. of the many mishaps of this Plenty fruit another The Presidential year makes it is about 8 Acres of timber. that is "politics" ready for your inspection. May we sort. sure to some there Possession given at once. ur Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eyler and Miss in order to satisfy the "farmer in it 8-22-3t A. OSCAR HINER. not have the pleasure ofserving your Helen Barnette, of Baltimore, visited About sixty members of the Luth- vote" until after the election. They needs? We are offering Great Bargains in every at the home of Maurice Duttera. eran C. E. Societies held a basket pic- think it a "bid for votes" and nothing else, though the fact is that both of of our Store. nic at Spangler's Spring, Gettysburg, Department George Overholtzer and wife and the old parties would be glad if they on Wednesday afternoon. Job Printing Emanuel Overholtzer and wife, spent could "play politics" of this stripe all of the time, year after year. Monday in Littlestown and Hanover. Sterling Dutterer and wife, York, The "gamblers" too, get it going Summer Dress Farm. Shoes, Oxfords &, Pumps visited the former's parents, Mr. and and coming. If grain is forced down, We have Crepe de Chine, Taf- Our usual large assortment of Rev. Guy P. Bready is on a two braces up, the verdict BY MAIL ORDERS Poplins, Silk latest styles in Ladies Patent Mrs. John T. Dutterer, and sister, or the market fetas, Mesalines, the weeks vaiation to his old home neigh- the same—"speculation" is the Fancy and Plain Voiles Leather Pumps, in low and high Mrs. Charles Beaver, over Sunday. is No doubt a considerable number'of Pongee, borhood, at Adamstown, Frederick game. and all Pure Linen Suiting, in heels, and including all the lat- several years of agricultural de- subscriptions to The Record go to colors, all the sea- est shades in Suede Pumps, all County. Miss Jackson has rented the Rein- So, white and in pression—can't be explained away by points in the U. S. where printing of- sons most desirable novelties, at this seasons new designs, at dollar room formerly occupied by Mrs. Grace Meding left on Wednes- figures and crop estimates; and of fices are not convenient, or perhaps lowest prices. prices that should interest all. Mrs. J. E. Poist, and will continue the course there are plenty of truth-tell- Children's and Misses' low day, for her home in Baltimore, after where charges for printing are high. millinery business at the better loca- ers (?) not politicians (?) who play footwear. Pumps and Strap ef- a lengthy visit to her mother, Mrs. alive this suspi- In such cases, tion. their cards to keep Specials in Hosiery. fect. John Kiser. cious spirit. Men's Shoes and Oxfords, that politics and gambling Women's Silk and Lisle Stock- please the most exacting Prof. J. E. Garner,who recently re- Undoubtedly, Why not try will Master Sheridan Beaver, returned do enter to some extent, into business ings, medium weight, full fash- man. They are the kind of shoes turned from a visit here to his home ioned, with Lisle soles and tops, home, after spending some time with outlooks and prices. When business our customers want. This sea- in Harrisburg, is now critically ill becomes suspicious of administrative Carroll Record Printing? also seamed leg, double heels and sons newest styles, at prices to his grand-mother, Mrs. Ida M. Reav- black, tan, nude, fawn and not expected to recover. He be- policies—tariff changes, for instance 'Write us of your needs, let us send toes, in suit the times. er, near town. policy, and steel. Also, a full line of came while —there is apt to be a waiting samples and prices—and Parcel Post ill, here. and when in Misses' and Children's Hose, to see what happens; can do the rest. This office does a • Those who spent Sunday with Jas. confidence is shaken, Children's t length, with fancy Charlie Boyd says Taneytown can any way public Men's Dress Straw and H. Weishaar and family, were Dewey future prospects have a depressing large mail order business, in station- tops, in tan, grey and fawn. get up a good team, and that there Dillon, wife and daughter, Marjorie, effect. But, in the matter of wheat ery, invitations, announcements, busi- Wool Hats. will likely be a few games yet this and corn, there is no getting away ness cards, and printing in general, of Washington. supply, Cool Summer Underware. Men's Bleached and colored year on the home ground. Go after from the effect of the world's can all free demand, and "gamb- and usually deliver work, Straw Yacht shape,and the white 'em Manager Charlie! and the world's One needs a supply of dainty If advertising Fans are wanted ling" plays an inconsequential figure of charge for postage, within 600 soft Toyo, in the new shapes must Underwear for the hot weather. of men. for use at the Fair, the order in their prices, except for brief peri- miles. Princess that will suit all types Joshua Koutz, likely our oldest We have Night Gowns, Men's and Boys' Golf Shape be placed at once, as we do not keep ods when "corners" are made. If for any reason we can serve far Slips, Vests, Pants and Bloomers. male citizen, is critically ill at Fred- Caps, in Herringbone wool and them in stock. away partons acceptably, we shall be erick Hospital, having been taken black plaid light colors. glad to do so. Our $1.00 offer for sta- The William T. Smith farm, at there, on Monday, following a sudden CHURCH NOTICES. Rust tionery, advertised elsewhere, has The Warner Bros. Bridgeport, was sold at public sale, severe illness on Sunday. Reformed Church, Taneytown—No Gent's Furnishings, last Saturday, to Preston and Ernest brought many customers. Try this Proof Corsets. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Services. office for all kinds of printing—it may We have at all times the new- Smith, for $13,100. Keysville—No Services. Corsets in low, medium and est shapes and styles in Negligee Anna Young, Willie Wertz, Dorothy save you money. topless styles, in pink and white. Shirts, in Tan and White Pongee Mrs. Helen P. Hill has removed her Young, and Elizabeth Baker, all of U. B. Church, Manchester Charge, and Broadcloth and Fancy Silk household effects to her farm, near Hagerstown; Miss Carrie Eckard, of Manchester—Preaching at 10:30. Striped Madras. Knit Silk Ties School, at 9:30; Y. P. THE CARROLL RECORD CO., Harney, and is boarding with Grant Littlestown, and Miss Lovella Gass, Bixler's—S. Men's Spring and Sum end open end 4-in hand and col- S. C. E., 7:00; Preaching, 7:30; Pray- TANEYTOWN, MD. lege shape string Ties and Bows. Yingling's, on George St. of Hanover, spent Sunday with Cur- er-meeting, Wednesday evening. mer Suits. tis Baker and family. Miller's—S. School, at 9:30. Weather officials say that Tuesday Stylish and up-to-date in ap- Linoleum, Congoleum &Rugs
!III_IXLXXXXXIS_XXXXXXIAKS= !III_IXLXXXXXIS_XXXXXXIAKS= Suits was the coldest August 19, since 1905, The Barlow community pic-nic, in Uniontown Lutheran Charge, St. pearance, made to measure guaranteed to fit, in Cassimeres in Brussels, Crex, Deltax and I two degrees of the coldest Paul's-9:30 S. S.; 7:30 C. E., special Farms for Sale. and within Shriver's Grove, near Barlow, on and Worsteds stylishly cut. Wool and Fibre. Aug. 19 on record, in 1879. Thursday, was largely attended. The program. St. Luke's-9.30 S. S.; 10:30, Wor- 18 Acre Farm 15 Acre Farm. day was enjoyable and instructive. Missionary meet- 20 Acre Farm. 150 Acre Farm. Mrs. Edward Basehoar and daugh- ship and Sermon. Farm machinery, and products made ing at Mrs. Thomas Haines', Thurs- 105 Acre Farm. 146 Acre Farm. We have at all times a full line of sta- ters, Misses Hilda and Madaline, of up quite an important feature of the day, Aug. 28, at 2:30; Festival Sat- 60 Acre Farm. 22 Acre Farm. II Philadelphia, were guests of Mrs. evening, Aug. 30. 33 Acre Farm. 78 Acre Farm. ple Groceries. Everything sold trt the day. urday Helen Englebrecht over the week- Mt. Union-9:30 S. S.; 10:30, Jr. C. 74 Acre Farm. 2 Acre Farm. very lowest orices. The new Fire Truck ordered by the E.; 7:00 Senior C. E.; 8:00, Evening 114 Acre Farm. 210 Acre Farm. end. 8 Acre Farm. 24 Acre Farm. Taneytown Fire Co., will be delivered Worship. II 7 Acre Farm. 7 Acre Farm. Lewis Elliot and wife, of York about October 1st. Persons having Baust Reformed Church—Satur- 23 Acre Farm. 116 Acre Farm. Springs; Wilmot Troup and wife, of made subscriptions for same are re- day, 1:00 Catechise; 2:00 Mission 1 Acre Farm. 110 Ac.Fruit Farm Harrisburg, and Charles H. Mayers quested to make their first payment Band. Sunday, 9:30, Sunday School, 3 Acre Farm. 106 Acre Farm. 7:30 Young The above are just a few Farms I and wife, Littlestown, visited at Dr. on or before that date, that the Com- 10:45 Preaching Service; People's Society. have for sale. Many more, all sizes F. T. Elliot's, last Sunday afternoon. pany may be able to meet their con- and locations. Also town homes, PUBLIC SALE tract. Church, Town—S. S., 9:30; Brick and Frame Dwellings in town. OF NEW The Reformed C. E. Societies and U. B. Praise Service, 7:00; Preaching, 7:30 Come in and get prices and terms. Willing Workers will hold a basket The following are the teachers for Harney—S. S., 9:30; No Preaching picnic, August 27. Meet at the home Taneytown High School, for the com- this Sunday. D. W. GARNER, Drills and Harrows of Miss Virginia Duttera, at 2 o'clock. ing school year: Prof. J. L. Huns- Real Estate Broker, Trinity Lutheran Church—No ser- Ways have been provided. All are berger, principal; Rev. Guy P. Bready vices of any kind, either morning or TANEYTOWN, MD. I will offer at public,sale at my warehouse, cordially invited. assist. principal; Harry Ecker; Misses evening, this Sunday. All regular Dorothy Robb, Estella Essig, Emma be resumed, Sunday, in Taneytown, on Mr. and Mrs. Grant E. Mentzel and services will L. Beaver, Clara M. Fringer, Treva August 31st. family and Miss Hazel Welsh and 30, Miller and Emily J. Chenoweth. Saturday, August 1924 Mr. LeRoy Williams, of Baltimore, Presbyterian, Town—S. S., at 9:30; and Mrs. George Williams and son, of wife and two C. E., at 7:15. at 1 o'clock, a lot of new Dr. W. W. Davis, NEW THEATRE LI=LIIIIIILLIZZ Piney Creek—S. S., 9:30; No Philadelphia, spent last Sunday with lady travelling companions, of Balti- • Preaching Service at either church. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23rd. Crown and Ontario his sister, Mrs. Harry T. Fair and more, met with a car accident, near Drills family. Thurmont, on Wednesday. While de- Grain paper that a WILLIAM FOX scending a hill the Dr's. car skidded Wife—"I see in the Harry T. Fair, M. Ross Fair, wife New York man gave his wife an em- 8 to 11 hoe, and Discs from 8 to 11 hoe. and collided with a car going in the PRESENTS from and two children, Anna May and erald necklace. Nothing like that opposite direction. None of the oc- ever happens to me." DISC HARROWS Franklin, Miss Beulah Roop, Robert TANDEM cupants were hurt, and damage to Husband—"Well, here it tells about "North of Hudson Bay" R. Fair, wife and two children, Wil- wife to 24-16 the cars was confined to the fenders. a California man who gave his WITH 12-16 bur and Florence, spent Sunday in two black eyes. Nothing like that John ever happens to you either." second-hand Buggies. York, Pa., with Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Grove, the well known TOM MIX Also a few Sweigart and family. salesman for the P. A. & S. Small Thrills, Heart Throbs, Suspense, Sale rain or shine. Co., York, died at Johns Hopkins AUCTION • The Community pic-nic, on Wed- Science Beauty. A Drama of the ••
Hospital, Baltimore, on Wednesday • nesday, in Shriver's grove, on the vast White Wilderness. • FRANKLIN BOWERSOX, afternoon. He had been unwell for •• Emmitsburg road, was well attended COMEDY— TANEYTOWN,MD. some time, but continued to make his • by Taneytowners who report a large Watermelons • trips until about two weeks ago. He Bananas 86 crowd and a very interesting day. The MACK SENNETT was about 48 years of age. We have event also included exhibits of live PRESENTS not learned the exact nature of his Saturday Evening, Aug. 23 ••••••• stock, farm produce and machinery. :: : : : : :: : :: : illness. He had been coming to Tan- *. "The half back of NotreDame" ••••• EXTRA ENGAGEMENT OF The following citizens of Taney- eytown for about 20 years. Sneeringer's Store ••
town visited the Luray Caves, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 28th. • William, son of Mr. and Mrs. How- MARSHALL • • BERT Tuesday; Norman Baumgardner,wife ard Foreman, living on the Willie MD. Minstrel Maids and daughter, Mildred; Miss Estella BRUCEV1LLE, The Funny Minstrel man and his Martin farm, met with a painful in- ADOLPH ZUKER Essig, Charles 0. Fuss and wife, Mrs. jury, on Wednesday, under unusual Leah Koontz, and Vernon Crouse. PRESENTS A HOUSE circumstances. He was helping his OPERA
Also. Catherine Ohler, Wilbur Hahn, Low Rate =OE father drive a hog into the pen, and WILLIAM DeMILLE Nellie Humbert, Carroll Valentine, Taneytown, Friday and Saturday, jusi as his father was using a club to BUS EXCURSION Truman Whitmore, Dollyne Kanode, PRODUCTION 1 hurry matters, the boy got into the AUGUST 22-23. and Harry Deberry and wife, and Between way and received the blow on his •••••••• "The World's Applause" 1924 and perhaps others, from this district. Presenting a Minstrel Revue of head intended for the animal. The WITH Fun and Fashion. The Dawes notification program result was a large scalp wound, but Mt. Vernon Taneytown and Daniels, Lewis Stone Comedy. by radio in Taneytown, fortunately no worse, Bebe All Latest Song Hits. Clean was heard Costumes and Pretty Girls. though delivered at Evanston, Ill., SUNDAY,SEPT. 7, 1924 COMEDY— Beautiful Entire change of Show each night. after a big rain storm, and broad- To Sow More Wheat. Leave Taneytown 6:30 A. M. LARRY SEMON casted through 14 radio stations dis- PRICES 25 and 35 CENTS. tributed over east and west. It was Washington, Aug. 16—The acreage Tickets $3.50 IN CHILDREN WITH PARENTS,10 CENTS. of winter wheat to be sown this fall through Schenectady, received here will be about 42,919,000 acres, if in. On Sale at Central Hotel and "The Counter Jumper" LET'S GO! YOU'LL LIKE IT! Pittsburg and Washington. Notwith- tions to plant, as expressed by farm' McKinney's Drug Store. •.... • . • standing storm disturbances, and the ers on August 1 are carried out, the PATHE NEWS relaying, the addresses and music Department of Agriculture reported Conway Motor Company, M1===3 were clear enough for the average Friday. An increase of 7.5 percent. or 2,980,- Westminster, Md. person to hear quite well. 000 acres in the areas to be sown as 22-2t Public Notice. compared with last fall is indicated by their The following party motored to 19,000 farmers reporting for that as my percentage is ap- This is to give notice Party and Dance Washington, D. C., and spent an en- own farms. That Carrie Devilbiss, has left Card total sown acreage of last wife, Mrs. day, sight-seeing, and also plied to the PRIVATE SALE without just cause, or my joyable arriving at this year's proba- my home year in I will not be responsible for attended the ball game between acreage. — OF A — consent, Saturday Night, Aug. 23, ble debts contracted by her. Washington and Detroit, on Sunday: Intention to plant rye indicates an any WILBUR DEVILBISS. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar D. Sell, Mr. and increase of 14.1 percent. over the acre- 40 Acre Farm. sown last fall and a total proba- St. Anthony's Hall Mrs. Mervin Ashenfelter, of Taney- age ble area of 4,992,000 acres. farm, town; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nusbaum, I offer at private sale my Taneytown Grain and Hay Market. EMMITSBURG, Md. The intended sowing of winter along the improved Gettys- Mrs. Harry Berwager, Mr. percent. greater located 0 Mr. and wheat this fall is 27.8 burg-Taneytown Road. 40 Acres of Wheat $1.25@$1.25 than the pre-war (1907-13) average. and Mrs. John Everhart and son, good land, good Buildings, plenty of Corn 1.20@ 1.20 Orchestra Mugic. Refreshments Served. John, Jr., Mrs. Emma Mascott, Miss at house and barn. Lot of 1.00@ 1.00 made the study of water Rye California has fruit. Oats .50@ .50 Roda Shipley and Howard Bankert, the Unied States Constitution compul- HYSER. Rye Straw 8.00@ 8.00 of Westminster. sory in all its public schools. 8-22-2t ERVIN /