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VIMMINSIIINI1=11•••••••••••1 CARROLL COUNTY FAIR. The Norris Case, Sept. 18, LOSS ON FARM PRODUCTS. PRIMARY ELECTION All Ready for Next Week's List of Due to Decline in Exports to Foreign INJUNCTION ISSUED Attractions. Trial of Frank J. Allers, John L. ("Wiggles") Smith, and Charles P. Countries. NEXT MONDAY ("Country") Carey, indicted as principals in the murder of William B. Norris, AGAINST STRIKERS. The Carroll County Fair opens next who was shot and killed at Howard and Madison streets August 18, and Allen A news dispatch from New York, Tuesday, the 12th. the last Fair to be N. ("Buddy") Blades, George Heard, Benny Lewis and Frank Novak, as ac- to the Baltimore News, says; The Candidates, and Something of held on the Ohler's Grove ground. cessories, probably will begin on Monday, September 18. "The cause for the present dissatis- Railroad Situation said to be Grad- Everything will be in readiness by the Should Hart and Socolow still be at large when the trial is called, there faction of the farm lies in the export their Status, opening day, and all the exhibits in will be no cessation in activities. But should both men be captured before situation, according to financiers. ually Improving, place. The outlook is for a good Fair that date, it is positive they will stand trial with the others, both having been This country, they said, could and A primary election for the purpose and the later date is expected to be an would absorb even the big bumper Attorney General Daugherty, last attendance. indicted. of nominating candidates for U. S. advantage in point of This case has attracted more than the usual attention, because it may in- crops raised this year, but not at ex- Friday, obtained a widely sweeping Senator, and member of the House of Each day will have its quota of volve criminal conditions in Baltimore, tremely high prices. The difference injunction, granted by Federal Judge attractions, but in a sense, several attorneys, as well as general between a big year and a fair year Representatives, will be held, next special which are alleged to be very bad, and to imply that the so-called "under- Wilkerson, of Chicago, restraining will be as good as another, for the farmer lies in the amount of Monday, Sept. 11, between the hours each day world" is so well organized as to defeat justice in the Courts of the city. strikers and their official leaders from of 7 o'clock A. M., and 7 o'clock P. without much choice. A band of mu- his products shipped abroad. interfering in any way whatever with M., in the usual voting places in each sic will be present, each day, and the The European demand depends the operation of railroads. The in- district. entire week will be full of interest. THE COAL SITUATION. I LOSS DUE TO GARLIC. largely on Germany, and the financial junction in detail, is the strongest For the Democrats there will be On Friday, 500 tickets will be given 1 condition of that country must become ever issued. According to the Attor- three candidates for Senator, as fol- to the first 500 school children arriv- Strikes Appear About Settled for Tremendous Losses to Maryland worse before it is better. Europe is ney-General, it emphasizes the "su- lows; ing on the ground, by the variety this Year. Wheat and Milk. willing and anxious to buy Amer- premacy of the government of United WILLIAM CABELL BRUCE. Amusement Company. Children must ican agricultural products, but she is States" over all who would over-ride DAVID J. LEWIS be vouched for by the their teachers, The anthracite operators, on Sat- College Park, Sept. 3.—Maryland unable to pay for them. Europe will it. WILLIAM I. NORRIS. who should arrange them in groups urday night, agreed to the proposal farmers are annually losing many need about 27,000,000 more bushels of Mr. Gompers, and labor leaders And for the House of Delegates, at the railroad entrance, where mem- made by Senators Pepper and Reed, thousands of dollars in the form of wheat than was imported last year generally, resent it as being "high- three candidates, as follows; bers of the committee will meet them. of Pennsylvania, to extend the wage reduced prices for wheat and unmark- because of the falling off in European handed interference with the rights of GEO. D. IVERSON, JR. A circus act for the children is set contract in force March 31, 1922, to etable milk, due to the persistent acreage planted, of unfavorable grow- labor," and say that it will have no MILLARD E. TYDINGS. for 3:00 o'clock. August 31, 1923. In other words, no presence of garlic in wheat fields and ing conditions and lack of fertilizers. effect on the strike, but if anything, FRANK H. ZOUCK. Various games and athletic stunts reduction in wages. The operators pastures, according to Dr. H. J. Pat- But Great Britain is the only aggravate conditions. For the Republicans, there are two are apt to be part of the afternoon's still hold to the opinion that mining terson, director of the University of country in a condition to become a The injunction has been the big candidates for Senator, as follows; program. wages should be reduced, but surren- Maryland Agricultural Experiment profitable customer. We may give topic for discussion, this week. Poli- JOSEPH I. FRANCE. The probability is that the various dered because the President urgently Station. grain to Russia, but we cannot sell it tical enemies of the administration, JOHN W. GARRETT. candidates for Senate and House, will requested, in the interest and welfare "That garlic in wheat has resulted to her. France is dependent finan- in Congress, could not forego the op- For House of Delegates, Mr. Albert "make it suit" to attend, and get ac- of the public, that authracite coal in lower prices for the crop has been cially to a large extent on Germany's portunity to criticise the injunction A. Blakeney has no opposition, con- quainted with the voters, but we have should be produced. As a result, it a well recognized fact for many ability to rehabilitate the mark. severely, directly encouraging the sequently his nomination will be made not learned of any positive dates be- is believed 'that the mining of coal years," says Dr. Patterson. It has Italy will not be a large buyer and resistance on the part of strikers. without a primary vote. ing fixed. will be actively commenced next week. meant that farmers of the State have Central Europe is very bankrupt. Attorney-General Daugherty says have a Each party has a separate ballot; The outstanding feature of the bi- received at different periods from 2 This crop situation will the course of his department is map- therefore those who vote tuminous coal market is the gradually to 20 cents per bushel less than the widespread effect on American busi- ped out, and will be proceeded with, Republican, Yeiser Family Reunion. one of will find only the names of Republi- declining price. Open market prices same wheat would have brought on ness. The buying power is notwithstanding the carping, and that can candidates on their range from $5 to $5.75. One of the the terminal market if no garlic had the big factors of commercial life, the proper rights of nobody will be ballot, while The late Emanuel Yeiser and his as Democrats will find only the names of largest producers is offering slack at been present. and that buying power will not be interfered with. He has summoned wife, Maria Myers Yeiser, lived on great this fall as was expected their candidates. It will be neces- a small farm in the Northern part of $4.25, run of mine at $4.50 and "Following the removal of a guar- the strike leaders of the railroad un- sary for each person to screened for $4.75. Contracts have anteed price for wheat at the close of earlier in the year. It will be large ions to appear in Chicago, Monday state their Myers' District, of Carroll County, steady, party, before receiving a been closed at less. The same source the war, the difference in price due enough, however, to assure a next, to tell under oath whether or not ballot. near the Mason and Dixon line, three commodities in Assuming the other qualifications reports improved service on the West- to the presence of garlic became so healthy demand for they have been responsible for "in- miles north of Union Mills, on a general and sustain commercial ac- of candidates to be equal, the chief stream known as Deep Run. ern Maryland and Baltimore and Ohio extreme that the University of Mary- stigating and carrying on the un- point of discussion, with many, is Railroads. Another operator says the land Experiment Station instituted tivities throughout the winter pro- questioned conspiracy to paralyze Twelve children were born to them vided the farmers do not suffer fur- the standing cf the candidates, 7 daughters and 5 sons, 2 miles from service on the Pennsylvania is so good a survey of the situation. The result transportation in this country." "wet" or "dry." that its cars are making about three of this survey, conducted by J. E. ther injury from transportation or The first of the week there were public school, where the children re- industrial tie-ups." Mr. Norris, Democrat, for Senator, ceived their education, at the small round trips a month to the fields in Metzger, clearly indicated that 95% many reports of damage to railroad is fully satisfactory to the "wets.' school house known the central part of the State. of Maryland grown wheat would be property, but later in the week such as Bish's. St. United Sunday Mr. Bruce did not answer the "wet" Bartholomew's Church, just beyond Anthracite operators have not an- classed as garlicky under reports are scarce; in fact, questionnaire, but is regarded as in the Mason and Dixon line, 3 miles nounced prices for this season, but are States grading standards. It also Proceedings of the Orphans' Court. and Monday have always been the that about 75% acts. favor of a much more liberal Volstead from the homestead, the family was expected to do so soon. Operators brought out the fact favorite days for such act. Mr. Lewis "hedged" on the say they will not announce prices un- of the garlicky wheat in Maryland 1922.—Harry D. The B. & 0. and other roads report taken Sabbath after Sabbath to Bible - Tuesday, Sept. 5, have ap- question, not replying satisfactory to school and worship. The til the Government makes its propos- contained more than 10 garlic bulb administrator of Lucinda that many of their old men oldest which was far Wantz, are various either side, but is regarded "dry." daughter was born 71 years ago; als. Other operators express dislike lets per 100 grams deceased, returned inventor- plied for work; and there the grading allowance. Wantz, negotiations being held, For Representative (Democratic) the youngest, a son, was born 48 of Government regulation, as they in excess of ies of personal property, debts due reports of Geo. D. Iverson, Jr., is "100 percent fear it would not be obeyed univer- 4'Following representations to the but both of these statements are de- years ago wheat and current money. now, as here- wet;" Mr. Tydings is satisfactorily Of the children 10 are living, sally, as it could not be enforced leg- Secretary of Agriculture by and testament of Re- nied, and the question and other states The last will "seniority" con- "wet„" while Mr. Zouck is satisfac- Daniel W., the oldest son, and Nettie ally. growers of Maryland Galt, deceased, was duly pro- tofore, rests on the where garlic is a serious pest, the becca C. service on the P. R. R., torily "dry." R., wife of Nelson T. Houck, of Han- Representatives of anthracite op- bated and letters testamentary there- tention. The For the Republicans, for Senator, over, have gone to their rewards. The erators express regret over the pros- United States grading standards were Samuel Galt continues to improve. amount on were granted unto 36f Mr. France is satisfactory to the living children are: George W., of pective substitution of bituminous, or modified to require that the Samuel L. Johnson, who received of garlic in graded wheat be stated. and Order Movement. "wets," having voted against the Union Mills; M. Theodore, of West- a mixture of the two sorts, in domes- order to notify creditors, and returned Law and 18th. Amendment. minster; Rev. N. E., of Pittsburg, tic consumption. This should prove a benefit to the succeeded in reducing inventory of debts due. Mr. Garrett did not answer the Pa., and Clinton H., of Hanover. The grower who has Letters of administration on the es- Frederick county has taken action "wet". questionnaire, but favors light daughters are: Mrs. Uriah Sterner, Will You Vote? the amount of garlic in his wheat but in a movement that may become How tate of John Geiman, deceased, were members "wine and beer," and is not in favor Mrs. Harry Barweger, Penville; Mrs. who has not been able entirely to Chester cduntry wide. A number of granted unto Harry U. and organizations are of the repeal of the 18th. Amendment. John G. Feeser, Mrs. Samuel Willet, The average voter is often unde- eradicate it. M. Geiman, who received order to no- of various civic Mr. Blakeney, for House of Repre- Mrs. Theodore Flickinger, Hanover, cided, because unadvised, as to how to The eradicatibn of garlic from the planning a law enforcement league, surest method of reduc- tify creditors. aimed to sentatives, has a "dry" record. Pa., and Mrs. Henry Becker, neat vote at the primary. The party pa- farm is the Letters of administration on the es- or law and order committee, ing the losses due to it, according to and other kindred Independently of personal qualifi- Taneytown. There are 40 grand- pers, as a rule, feel handicapped in ad- tate of David H. Hoffacker, deceased, fight boot-legging cations and the "dry" question,-the -children voters as to the best candidates Dr. Patterson. This may be accom- violations of law, that seem to be be- children, and 45 great-grand vising were granted unto J. Wesley Hoffack- enforce- Republicans are divided over the and two great-great-grand children. for nominations, for the reason that plished by deep plowing late in the yond the control of local law following a definite system of er. party status of Senator France. The Of the 12 families, 10 were repre- in case 4bthe other fellow" wins, the fall, The sale of real estate of Isaiah ment officers. News and American are both support- must support the winner crop rotation and by nlanting wheat At a meeting held in Frederick. last sented at a reunion, held at Eichel- party papers Reifsnider, deceased, was finally rat- per- ing Garret, whose nomination was of the the opposing enemy, and this that had been thoroughly cleaned of Saturday night, with about 100 berger Park, Hanover, Pa. 28 against ified. Motter was the result of a party "bolt" against were present and 37 is not always easy to do, in case the garlic. sons present, Guy K. grand-children SYMONS, Director. Annie R. Schaeffer and Theodore plans were dis- France, due to his vote against the of the great-grand-children. In all, winner was opposed at the primary. T. B. executors of Charles chosen chairman, and F. Englar, methods of dealing with four-power treaty, and to other votes about 10n were present, and at 1:30 The county and district central com- Schaeffer, deceased, settled their third cussed as to and speeches of record, charged to be were seated around a table about 75 mittees are in the same fix as the par- the present situation. The Herald Changes Ownership. account. Markey, president of anti-administration. Mr. Garrett has feet long to break bread, after an ap- ty papers, and are required by fair- May E. Gettier, administratrix of Col. D. John not always been active in party poli- off," or cause the Chamber of Commerce. offered a propriate prayer asking Divine bless- ness to keep "hands • The Sykesville Herald has changed Daniel Dubbs, deceased, received war- tics, but has filled important diplo- within the party ranks on ac- motion to the effect that the various, ings on every home represented, and trouble owners, according to announcement in rant to appraise leasehold property. one matic appointments under Republican present, and on count of picking favorites—an act organizations of the city appoint those that were not its last issue, as follows; J. Ezra Stem, executor of David E. a secret administrations, and is a man of high every life, that trails left in the sand practically in violation of law. sell representative to constitute "Since the last issue of this paper, Stem, deceased, received order to committee, the names standing. of time may be safe to follow, and Voters, therefore, have iittle infor- estate. law and order the ownership has been transferred to real representatives to be sent to Democrats will vote \,,hite ballots others, and the mation on which to base their choice estate of Jesse of the bring happiness to new hands, and this issue goes out The sale of real sealed envelope not containing the names of the three kingdom of Christ extended. and the between candidates for nomination, Reifsnider, deceased, was finally rat- the chairman in a personally under the new management. It will later than September 15 and that the candidates for the United States Sen- good seed sown. and so carefully wa- when the candidates are be the ified. ate and the three them, which must be the purpose of those who now con- chairman convene the committee candidates for Con- tered and cultivated by the saintly unknown to trol the policies of the paper to make Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1922.—Jacob organiza- gress. Republicans will vote pink case in making nominations for state September 20, at Which an parents who have gone to their re- The Herald fulfill more completely E. Utz, administration on the estate function in a ballots containing the names of the continue to bring har- officials, Senator and House of Rep- of Eliza Utz, deceased, settled his first tion will be effected and wards, may what they conceive to the proper calculated rigidly to en- two candidates or the United States vest, and multiply until time shall be resentatives, and the result is likely and final account. manner best vote, and to a large function of the community organ. force the law. While the Personnel Senate. no more. The reunion will be an an- to be a very small Whatever is Letters of administration on the inspired by the work of deemed by them to be of the committee will not be divulged, Democrats may vete the entire nual gathering hereafter. extent a vote helpful to the interests of those estate of Collin Brown, deceased, were who advocates for candidates. The best it will be composed of individuals Democratic ticket with two marks, special whom the paper serves, will find a granted unto Conrad Mauler, who re- bringing to weakness of the primary system is, and order will take an active part in though if the voter desires to avail Farmers' Calendar. place in its columns. The first effort ceived warrant to appraise violate and disre- that while the voters have the power creditors. This administra- justice those who himself of the privilege of expressing will be directed towards collecting to notify said. to select nominees, they do not know tor returned inventories of personal spect the law, it is his sentiment for a second choice for Sept. 12-15, Carroll County Fair, and chronicling local events, and com- of the meeting was in- the them well enough to judge between property and debts due and received The action United States Senate, the ballot Ohler's Grove. munications having to do with social a forward step to suppress requires three their qualifications. order to sell personal property. tended as rearks. The Republi- Sept. 19-22, Hanover Fair and or other community activities, are in- violations of the law that go on with can ballot requires but ene mark. The best that voters can do, in such Poultry Show. confer with those in whom vited and will be welcomed. What- impunity in that community. The One peculiarity of the 25 to Oct. 10, Time to seed cases, is to organizations Democratic Sept. full confidence, and who ever movements may be launched to representatives of the ballot this year, which should wheat. Help fight the fly. they have promote the interests of all the people Transfers of Real Estate. elicited be wider opportunities for knowing indicated that the move had watched by each individual when he The farmers of Carroll County are have will be generously supported, and the and support the fitness of all the candidates, and the hearty co-operation expresses his choice, is that feature losing money every year by growing this is constant aim will be to make The Harry V. Albaugh and wife to E. of crystalized sentiment. While the which be advised by them. Unless provides for a first and second garlic in their wheat. Deep fall men, by having Sykesville Herald just such a paper Dorsey Diller and wife, $10 for 127 functioning of the committee will be choice done, the most unfit as of the Senatorial candidates. plowing and well worked corn will agents, may win its reades will be prompted to call sq. per. left entirely to this body the fact was Instead of the customary the garlic, if garlic the most personal "our home paper." will one column help exterminate better men who will not en- Charles E. Fink, Jr., et. al., to J. emphasized that the committee of boxes: after the names of candi- free seed wheat is sown. If enough over the From outside sources, we have the manner in or- ter into a personal scramble for office. Frank Hoffman and wife, $10 for 2 operate in a determined dates, this year there will be two col- wheat free from garlic was produc- intimation that the paper may here- lots in city. der that the law may be properly re- umns of boxes. In the first the voter ed, a premium would be placed on it after be Democratic, and that the Laura C. Rinaman to Jennie E. Gor- spected and an end put to violations expresses his preference for first by those who buy wheat. As it is, Advertise Your Newspaper. "dry" policy of former Editor, Major such and husband, $10 for 77 acres. that had become bold and defiant. choice; in the second column he ex- everybody suffers with the fellow Hall, will be abandoned, or very much Annie E. Millender, et. al., Trus- It was felt that secrecy would ef- presses his un- second choice. This is the who produces garliity wheat. Almost every country newspaper modified. Major Hall, of course, was tee to Harvey E. Murray $1 for 3 lots. fectively aid the committee in its first time that the first and second Moth in wheat can be destroyed in advertising in its own home. helpless in the matter, and had no Annie E. Millender, et. al., Trustee dertaking. It is said that some of feature has needs choioe occurred since the the bin by using a pint of carbon Advertising by the publisher is an part in it. to Nicholas J. Walsh, $1 for 58 acres. those promoting the move are already passage of the bill providing for a disulphide to 1000 cubic feet. The object lesson to the merchants. It Harvey E. Murray and wife to An- in possession of information that may strictly secret ballot. Six years ago granary should be made as air-tight shows them the publisher believes in E. Millender $5 for 147 perches. lead to developments. At all events W. C. T. U. Convention. nie the same condition existed, but at that as possible, and the solution placed the merit of the thing he has to sell. George E. Bair and wife to Charley it was decided to set in motion, back- time it was possible to vote a ballot in shallow pans or old plates on top man selling Buick cars would have wife, $800 for 81/2 acres. ed by a thoroughly crystalized com- A The Carroll County Convention of T. Bair and at home, carry it to the polling place of the wheat. All lights and fire some difficulty if he always drove Adtlaide M. Welsh and husband to munity sentiment, plans to have all and deposit it as an official ballot. should be kept away as it is very in- Overland to see his cus- the Woman's Christian Temperance Elizabeth Klein, $10 for 212 sq. ft. laws properly and rigidly enforced. around in an Carrollton Now the voter must marl the ballot flammable. Leave granary closed for Union, will be held in the Charles R. Miller, et. al. to Anna tomers. God, Thursday, September in the booth, and unless care is exer- a couple of days, then open and let frequently the attitude of the Church of B. Bowman, $325 for 1/4 acre. Orphan cats. dogs and horses, and Too 14, beginning at 10 o'clock in the cised it is comparatively easy for a air circulate through it. This treat- public mind towards the home town Robert I. Flohr and wife to Mrs. those deserted because of old age, will voter to make the mistake of marking ment does not injure the wheat for to advantage. morning. There will be three ses- C. Rineman $4500 for 7326 sq. live in peace and plenty on a 150-acre paper can be changed sions, morning, afternoon and eve- Laura his first choice cross mark in the sec- food. views his local pa- national farm for homeless and aged Many a merchant ning. To all of the sessions the ft. ond choice column. Oct. 31 to Nov. 4, Carroll County per with a certain amount of benevo- Jesse W. Shipley, et. al., to Henry animals that is to be established near exhibit. friends of temperance and the Vol- according to the Hu- — lent tolerance. The banker smiles L. Hosefeld and wife, $75 for 93 sq. Washington, Nov. 14-18, Mid-State Poultry stead law are most cordially invited. mane Education Association. sweetly on it in a charitable sort of L. G. SHIPLEY, Sec. per. Emmitsburg Subscribers Complain. Show. way and the people while secretly Walter G. Lovell and wife to Theo. proud of It, publicly like to be thought G. Yeiser, $10 for 72 acres The Secretary of State, of Ohio, has We have had complaint from Em- Marriage Licenses. sunerior, and so joke about it. The Campaign Publicity. M. Theo. Yeiser and wife to Walter ruled that the proposed beer amend- mitsburg R. D. subscribers, that some- publisher should resent this at every G. Lovell and wife, $10 for 72 acres. ment to the State Constitullton of times their Record is not delivered Jesse Edgar Clem and Mary Mag- opportunity. If he commands respect We have received a large amount of Byron Wallace Shull, et. al., to Geo. Ohio, will not be permitted to be plac- until Monday. We are informed by delene Moecr. both of Hagerstown. he will get it. Let him lose no oppor- campaign matter, this week, evidently K. Beall, $5 for 1 acre. ed on the official ballot in November. the P. M. at Emmitsburg, that when Alva E. Franklin and Helen I. Bur- tunity to nut before the people the intended for publication free of John J. Wunsch and wife to Jacob His ground is that such a law would A this happens it is due to the missing detta. of Mt. Airy. fact that he is engaged in a serious, charge. As we stated early in the F. Winner, et. al., $10.25 for 543 acre. be in conflict with the Constitution of of the Friday evening W. M. R. R. 011ie P. Jones and Edna A. Dot- intelligent, useful and helpful occupa- primary contest, the Record would Isaiah L. Reifsnider, et. al.al., trus- the U. S., and not enforcable, if pass- connection with the Emmitsburg train terer, of New Windsor. tion. Sometimes it requires a little publish only legitimate paid advertis- tees, to Tobert Shorb, $1450 3/5 ed. which causes the papers to arrive on Guy M. Reifsnider and Madeliene backbone to demand the same dignity ing, and would take no stand for can- acre. Saturday morning too late for the V. Warner. both of Westminater. of consideration for the weekly news- didates, personally, giving as nearly Isaiah L. Reifsnider,et. al., Trustees When lightning struck the city hall carriers. John, W. Klein end Margaret K. paper that is demanded by the bank, as possible an impartial news survey to Thomas E. Angell and wife $4500 clock in Philadelphia recently two Preening. ef but this should be the aim, and inci- of the situation, and this policy has for 52 acres. employes divided the time into shifts 12ebe4 r. Ernest and Elton M. dentally it is a justifiable aim. The been adhered to. We think the arti- Thomas R. Angell and wife to E. H. and started turning the clock by hand. Paper is again going up. The short- Hess. eS York. publisher is more important to his cle in the first column of this issue, Sharetts. $50 for 52 acres. The hour hands weigh 175 pounds and "age of coal is given as the cause, and Jelin Gonn and T-Taz-1 L. Mthis town than the banker.—The American fairly states the differences between E. H. Sharetts to Thomas R. Angell the minute hands 225 pounds. The -perhaps with some jsistification. of. Westminster. . Press. the various contestants. $10 for 52 acres. clock has four faces. reading, but often a rewriting and we shall obey and what law we may UNKNOWN PEOPLES OF AFRICA eve_tegoit,itlaillilairiVirrialliri441144'664 64 414Y THECARROLLRECORD boiling down of matters of interest, to break. (NON-PARTISAN) suitable proportions for a weekly's It cannot be enforced unless we are Race of Beings Who Are Said to Live in the Trees, Among Hesson's Department Store Published every Friday, at Taneytown, use. In other words, it means a great willing to spend several millions Md., by The Carroll Record Company. Those Enumerated. -- deal of work, as well as care, in order where we have been spending one mil- P. B. ENGLAR, Editor and Manager. lion. Or unless we will multiply the to give, in limited space,a wide varie- In a part of unknown Africa a race WE ARE NOW RECEIVING SHIPMENTS OF MERCHAN- agents and BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ty of reading matter in compact form. number of prohibition of tree beings are said to exist, who DISE FOR THE ADVANCED FALL TRADE, WHICH WILL GEO. H. BIRNIE.Pres. JOHN S. BOWER. The difficulty in doing this—or the once and for all time take the ser- live in the tops of the trees and are COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC. THE QUAL- O. A. ARNOLD, V. Pres. D. J. HESSON. JAS. BUFFINGTON. P. B. ENGLAB. art of doing it—marks the difference vice out of politics. sheltered from enemies by the dense ITY, PRICES AND SERVICE TO BE HAD AT THIS STORE G. WALTER WILT, Secretary. between papers. It must be enforced. If not the foliage. These folk, two-toed and ARE THINGS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS BY. pass from tree to tree The best sort of weekly is really name of the Federal Government will claw-handed, TERMS.—Strictly cash in advance. One with the ease and activity of monkeys, year. $1.50; 8 months, $1.00; 6 months, "edited," but perhaps most of them become a byword and a mockery. If Ladies' Waists. months, 40c; single and are of a particularly ferocious Silk Hose For Women. 75c; 4 months, 50c; 3 not, the regard for all law must suf- copies. Sc. are just "filled-up" with whatever nature. Then there are dwarfs in We are now to showing a very The next time you need a pair The label on paper contains date comes along, with very little care fer in this general apathy that is which the subscripti.^n has been paid. Central Africa which live like wild attractive lot of Ladies' Waists Silk Hose, ask to see our "Weld- All subscriptions will be discontinued on paid to either variety, quality or dis- part defiance, part indifference and animals among the rocks and bushes. in the latest Silks or cotton fab- rest" and Pigeon Silk Hose expiration, according to Governmental for tinctive policy—a very easy job, but in part a lack of understanding of Their projecting jaws and protruding rics, beautifully made and rich women. They have all the points orders. in color. ADVERTISING rates will be given on one not creditable to the profession. the danger. lips, slender, ill-shaped legs and pro- combined, with the best quality application, after the character of the bus- truding bellies give them the true ape- that the exacting woman could iness has been definitely stated, together Some read the "little weekly" solely To do anything else will mean turn- as to space, position,and Dress Ginghams. ask for. We have them in with information ing this country over to its worst ele- like appearance. They are singularly all the length of contract. The publisher reserv- for local happenings, deaths, mark- timid and fleet at the sight of stran- leading colors, and at various ist; the privilege of declining all offers for ments to the moonshiner and bootleg- Just as complete a line of space. ets, and the average line of events gers. Gingharns in the popular widths, prices from the cheapest up. All advertisements for 2nd., 3rd., 6th., connected with the home neighbor- ger, the graft-hunting politician, the 27, 30 and 32 in., can be found and 7th. pages must be in our Office by As mysterious is the race of in Oxfords For Fall. Tuesday morning each week; otherwise, hood; but, the weekly has a much professional criminal and the paid tic natives in the unknown deserts this store as can be found in any Insertion cannot be guaranteed until the The new gunman. To go on as we have means north of Uaso Nyiro and the Lorian town. The patterns ore of the pop- styles of Oxfords for following week. wider mission and value, than that. Fall, are now here. We Africa. This strange ular variety and the colors and have them It should be generally educational, walking into sinking sands that grow swamp, East in Black Patent Leather, and in Entered at Taneytown Post-office as Second race is known by tradition to the na- designs very good. Class Matter. helpful to local interests, and to sonic deeper and mere dangerous as we go. Tan or Cordovan and Black Calf tives now inhabiting the land west of extent at least, a safe moral guide and —Phila. Ledger. Fall Sweaters. or Kid. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1922. the Juba in the north and the Tana The next time you need a good adviser. No Substitute Offered. in the south. Their name appears to Why worry about not being comfortable pair of Shoes, try a All articles on this page are either orig- 311( be "the Maanthinle," and tradition able to pair of Selz Royal Blue. They are inal, or properly credited. This has al- Say what you will about druggists knit, when you can buy a ways been a fixed rule with this Ofdce, and Liquor or Law? has it they are Christians, and orig- new Sweater for Fall, of the lat- built for comfort. we suggest the adoption of it by our ex- offering something "just as good" be- changes. cause it pays a better profit, the fact inally came from Abyssinia. est style and stitches in the lead- Men's Dress Shoes. For some years to come it will cost still stands that ninety nine out of a Until pestilence and native wars ing colors, for a small sum of money. "Contributory Negligence." the United States as much to enforce hundred druggists recommend Cham- broke them they are said to have cul- The next time you come For the conservative dresser, to our store ask to see the Eighteenth Amendment and the berlain's Cidic and Diarrhoea Reme- Vvated large areas, used irrigation to them. we can suggest nothing better the best medicine for diar- raise crops, owned camels and lived than a pair of the famous Selz This is a term often applied with Volstead act as it would to fight an dy, when rhoea is asked for, and do so because in great circular houses, the huge Fleischer's Yarns. $6.00 Shoes. They are all leather machinery, old-fashioned war. It will demand reference to accidents with they know from what their customers stones of which testify to their and built for style and ease. Also Thinking or to the carrying out of orders, the not only the money of the Nation but say of it, that it can be depended upon. strength. of knitting a new a complete line of Shoes at other —Advertisement Sweater for Fall popular prices, can be seen here. failure of which results in loss to it will require a rallying of American or Winter? Just call and look over our complete life or property. Very rarely is the citizenship as sincere and fervent as Taylor Made Clothes FOOD IN FIFTEENTH CENTURY assortment of Fleischer's yarns, For term applied to one's failure in en- though we were fighting a war. WHAT HE WANTED TO KNOW in all the latest shades and Men and Young Men. deavoring to bring about better so- In fact we will be fighting a war weights, before you start that Beer and Salt Fish Inseparable Com- It is with great deal of pride the for law against lawlessness, for the new one. cial and moral conditions, or to Delinquent Subscriber Evidently Had panions, According to Household that we announce the arrival of spreading of such doctrines, or poli- Constitution against a whisky-born Menial Use for Great Organ of Books of the Period. Men's Dress Shirts. our line of samples for Taylor cies, the result of which is loss to chaos and for order against an alco- Public Opinion. Made Suits for men. We are A very beautiful proud of them, because they are public morals and safety. hol-soaked anarchy. It is likely to be In the Fifteenth century, provisions line of well The editor of the Sumlltown Bugle, for a noble household had to be on made fine quality Shirts for dress strictly all wool—the choice fab- Whether one realizes it, or not, we a long war. We are fighting it now, to like some others of his brethren, ex- hand for a long while in advance, make your selection from. rics of the season, and because of often-times—keep disreputable com- but our gains are not great. They are made of the service we can be able to give periences considerable difficulty in per- for stores were not convenient to the Percale, Mad- pany without owning to it. In the We are failing to gain greatly be- suading his subscribers to come for- ras or Tan Pongee. Full size you. Our Tailor man always great estates. Breakfast is only one good patterns. guarantees you a fit, he is de- pursuit of certain hobbies, or fancies cause the men and women of Amer- ward, from time to time, with the an- of the excitements chronicled in "The nual subscription .price. "If it is agree- termined to make a satisfied cus- —perhaps in the indulgence of pet bad ica are not awake to the inevitable Pastons and Their England: Studies tomer, and he gives you a large able to you," he finally wrote to one Dress Hats & Caps. habits—we just as surely ally our- consequences f their carelessness, cal- in an Age of Transition," by H. S. assortment to select from. ASK hardened delinquent, "I will accept "under Bennett, but it was an extraordinary A very attractive line of well THE MAN WHO HAS ONE OF bo selves with what is termed the lousness, apathy and worse. We are payment of the two bushels of corn in menu that began the day in the period made dress Hats and Caps, for HIS SUITS. HE KNOWS. tib world" as though we were openly part gaining because there is a shoul- to not amount you owe me." "1 regret of the Wars of the Roses. In the Fall, can be found at our store, When you are reeady for the t gang." We contribute our due of "the der-shrugging belief that prohibition say," responded Farmer Brown, in Northumberland Household Book Mar- in all the conservative styles next suit let it be TAYLOR 60 stock I negligence, then wonder why those cannot be enforced and that it does course, "that in feeding my garet Paston prescribes this meal "for and shades. MADE. raised." "Dent who see our actions, and hear our not, will not and cannot prohibit. have used all the corn I the Nurcy, for my Lady Margaret, and letter of CattMailLe_11././LtAtit,tit ///it/ A/11/1.1.te.”./././t/ /AA e words, are as criminal as they are? Mr. Brown," began the next Master Ingeram Percy. Item a Man If you believe the liquor issue in series, "inasmuch as you have Those who regularly attend church the chet a Quarte of Bere a Dysch of America is as dead as Negro slavery, presume you ototototototelotototo2c, o used all your corn, I Butter a Pece of Sailfish a Dysch of *to ot o2ototO4oto10 040 ototo:,to ototototototo etotototo Clototototoe- t may reasonably be expected to be bet- cobs on you have missed the lesson of the have a large supply of corn Sproitts." My Ladis Gentlywomen, ter men and women, morally, and in to accept twenty articles dealing with its pres- hand, and I would be glad however, fared more simply: "Item a generally, because of the truths payment of the habits ent status that are concluded in to- a load thereof in Loof of Brede a Pottell of Here a matter of amount due from you, as I can use there heard. As a day's Public Ledger. The liquor is- Pece of Sailfish." That Boy of Yours them in place of kindling wood." fact, but few people attend church, Throughout beer Is the faithful sue is not dead. It is more alive and "Mr. Editor," replied the farmer by camparatively speaking. Very few companion of salt fish. Before Lent vital than the tariff or taxes or the the next mail, "your letter has been Si high-class lectures, or study it was necessary for Margaret Pas- attend soldier and ship subsidies. received and contents noted. What I Si ton to order fish by the "horse load" Si the best side of social problems. The want to know is this—what in &lin The plain truth is that we have zind quantities of eels. Luxuries (mine natural trend is toward individual Hill do you think I'd want with your You want that boy come to a point where we must sur- from overseas, and she frequently re- of ydurs to become a man of true worth, want selfishness, and toward lax self-re- paper, if I had a supply of cobs to use quested her absent menfolk to send him to make a success of life. Of course you do. render or fight. We must submit to in kindling fires?"—San Francisco straint. home spices of all sorts. "I pray you lawlessness, organized crime, to the Argonaut. It is equally true, however, that, that :6-u will vouchsafe to send nie rampant human appetite and the dy- comparatively speaking, a very large another sugar loaf, for my old one is You are probably giving him a good education in everything ex- nasty of the bootlegger that fosters of Eskimo Vigor. number of people do read the daily Source done." cept one important matter. Have you induced him to open an ac- newspapers, get their lessons from and feeds that appetite, or we must Rev. Dr. John Marquis, explorer and fight. Either we must admit that missionary among the Eskimos, attiih- count at our Bank, so that he may thus. early in life become familiar them, and are more or less influenced Alfred Founded British Navy. utes their hardihood, vigor and great with modern banking methods? If not, we invite you to do so and read; and it is in this humanity cannot successfully legis- It was King Alfred the Great who by what they endurance to the fact that they get assure you we will assist in this important branch of his education. ate against habit, tradition and appe- founded the English navy. Toward fact that "contributory negligence" sufficient vitamines through eating al- tites and wipe prohibition off the the end of his reign the navy is said may be charged against the big dail- most the whole carcass of their kill, to have consisted of about 300 vessels, ies when their policies do not always books by due process of law or we including brain, nerve and glandular which were stationed on the east, west, must set our teeth and prepare for a organs. Otherwise it is hard to con- ring true in the support of laws, jus- and south coasts of the kingdom; and struggle that will not be won and ov- ceive, he says, according to the New tice, social peace and mass morality. this system of stationing squadrons er with the passine, of our genera- York Times, of their being able to So naturally inclined is a large por- at different parts of the coast may be make such good use of an almost pure- tion of our population toward greater tion. said to be in force today, though mod- THE BIRNIE TRUST CO. ly meat diet, and one so freighted with Bootlegging has become one of ern naval science has now substituted or lesser criminal indulgences, that fat. Dr. Marquis says that, as the destroyers and submarines for the ves- all of the uplifting and moral agen- America's greatest "industries." Its white man's white bread, refined sugar TANEYTOWN, MD. sels of Alfred's day. With such ships cies of the country need to be oper- annual turnover runs into billions. It and canned goods gradually penetrate King Alfred, the founder of the "blue- :• 44etototetototototo4o•ototo elototototo otototototototototototetotototot tototetotototeto.e, has its gunmen, fixers and kings, Into the Far North the white man's ating together, through widely vary- water school" of sailors, scoured the diseases are likely to accompany them. ing channels, to keep in check this with its baronies, fiefs and feuds. It narrow seas so effectually that no in- Not very much is known about the criminal inclination;which means that spawns and feeds criminals, and has vader dared approach, and he asserted waltpuseossiftiblesuas origin of the 50,000 or more Eskimou. become the citadel of crime and the such dominion in British waters that -the failure of any one of them to do who live in a region where the temper- inner circle of political at last no pirate or sea-rover was to its full part, is an act of negligence corruption. ature reaches and remains for long further advance A-1 ...•-iAti almost sure to produce the natural re- Our Federal and State courts are periods at from 40 to 70 degrees below be found in them. A in warship building belongs to the sults—a harvest of crime of some sort smothering under a growing ava- zero. i WI( reign of Edward III, In the Fourteenth .F. Almost the only edible plant growth -71 I.'" ''' 77','‘,7'' 7777:7;:'-:14-%:;-1':-'1_,...--:i,1_..-;•••". We cannot avoid our full respon- lanche of liquor cases. Violations of century. The vessel most used was .1 „.„, ,... In this frozen land is the reindeer ..• - ''" - '1 in,,11 ."•,- v r. Aii me sibility, by evading it as a matter of the Volstead art are crowding other which we ‘-II:rI/ : :. 6 . ,.- _ :--••,- the food of the great herds of called a "cog," a word from —: —7.:77-_--/-.._.— moss, .ji-wial ' .1 W _....1. jum , "personal liberty." We can not ex- and vital dases off the Federal Court get our "cogswain," or "coxswain," the ...... - ;4_, ill " -al" ---• riti.lac--- -A-110, 1r/ reindeer that inhabit northern Siberia. --- _____• 111.1." v. those "cogs." --.. LA pect liberty and license to have a dockets. They increase by as many This moss and occasional patches of master of one of clearly defined stopping point, because as 23,000 a year. If all the guilty coarse, wild grass are not considered ___-.0 .- ' - \".• VA 1„,' "%A we dare not assume that human minds were back of the bars our jails would palatable and are seldom eaten by Turkish Capital's Tragic History. A': io 4.--*- ISto 1.,, are balanced alike. The fact is, men not hold them. man. Constantinople, the capital of the _ who are intellectual, passably honest Enforcement is being handcuffed, Moslem empire, received its name in on most questions, and actually crimi- hobbled, hindered, handicapped and Mythical Mines. the year 330, when the city was for- ninny dedicated as the seat of the nal on some, seem to assume that Oregonbooted by the politicians, big There are frequent reports of parties empire by Constantine the they can afford to dissipate, occasion- of men In California going out into eastern It's Here Now-- and little, municipal, county, State whom it was named. the desert in search of lost mines, Great, after ally, without any harmful effect on and national. Always their heavy The site of the city was that of the such as the Gunsite, the Lost Cabin, For a long time farmers in this locality have wanted a drill that the world at large; that what they ancient Byzantium, which had been paws are resting on the enforcement the Cement Lode, the Pegleg and many would handle accurately all of the cereals grown here and in addition may do along this line should not in founded and a colony ot service. They say who shall and others, which perhaps existed only in by Byzas such large seeds as cow peas and ensilage corn. The many advantages any sense be improved on, Megarians in 667 B. C. It Was allied nor any who shall not be agents, laying down the minds of the original finders. For self-evident. These advantages can now first with the Greeks and later with of a drill of that kind are further liberties be taken because of the law in the name of patronage. example, the Gunsite was so named the Romans, but rebelled against the be obtained at no extra cost on a drill that for more than fifty years their example. because a prospector found some- They are making possible many of latter, was besieged for two years atm has been a leader in values. "liberty" perhaps, to where between tw o mountains what It is a think the leaks through which the red li- finally laid in ruins. For over a cen- he thought was a rock and when he EASY along this line; but it is one that has and the white moonshine flow. it remained practically uninhab- quor brought it to Los Angeles had it tury no justification, and is as much an in- Constantine selected it as HOOSIER PULL DRILL An old story everywhere is the lack fashioned into a gunsight and learned ited, until stance "contributory negligence capital of the empire, destroying of as of enforcement. • Liquor pours in that it was pure silver. Then he so the Pull Fluted Feed Cup has an ad- heathen temples and replacing Hoosier Easy an act by one who failed to do his from the sea and over the borders in named what he thought was a mine. all improvement. them with the edifices of the new justable bottom--a remarkable whole part toward preventing a big a up He made several trips, but failed to yellow flood. It wells from the faith. In May, 1453, the city was accident. locate it. Besides this improved fluted feed the Hoosier Easy-Pull drill has ground in a pale river of moonshine. taken by Mahomet II and the Turk He did not know that any more such such desirable features as front spring pressure, roller bearing axles, 31( A thousand terrible alcoholic concoc- has held it ever since. pieces of "rock" could be found there, and hopper that do not sag, shut-tight lids, spiral steel con- tions are being sold. The profits of frame Editorship. but so presumed, and this led to the ductor tubes, hopper leveling device—and numerous little features of this outlawed business are as incal- death of ten or twelve prospectors at Herbal Remedies convenience you will appreciate on long days in the field. culable as is the ruin it is working un- different periods.—J. M. Scanland In Most of the old remedies pre- When a number of weekly papers power and in a style der the foundations of order and law. the Los Angeles Times. scribed by the herbalists of the Six- The Hoosier is built for horse and tractor there are are published in any county, teenth and Seventeenth centuries and size that will exactly meet your requirements. The time has gone by for discus- many articles that appear alike in all II( contained some element which was Come in and let us tell you all about the HOOSIER—and the rest sions of how and why the Eighteenth of them, chiefly articles relating to The Key that Unlocks the Door to extremely difficult to secure, such as of the famous McCORMICK-DEERING line. county affairs sent out from one Amendment became a part of the or- Long Living. "the fat of a mountain mouse" or source to all of the papers. In some ganic law of the Nation. It is the The men of eighty-five and ninety "the pounded residue of a swallow's nest," greater number of CLARENCE. E. KING other respects, there may be a certain law. While it is no more sacred than years of age are not the rotund, well- while the them were always taken with red sameness in county papers; any other law, it should be enforced fed, but thin, spare men, who live on TANEYTOWN,MD. amount of or white wine. as rigidly and inexorably as the Fed- a slender diet. Be as careful as he but there is likely to be a vast differ- I will, however, a man past middle age The peony was said to be effica- OPPOSITE 1'. R. R. STATION. PHONE I7-M ence in the policy of papers, and in eral laws against counterfeiting, con- I will occasionolly eat too much or of cious for healing Oseases at night, what is best described by "editor- spiracy, robbery of the United States some article of food not suited to his whereas, if the gatherer should chance McCORMICK-DEERING LINE ship;" not specially the writing of mails and other national enactments. constitution, causing indigestion or to he seen by a woodpecker, he "risked constipation and will need a dose of eaiseisdkilseetiemetlVereieesiVertawmell,pegasse•VhseaeseateedieswasiapessesseAftise0 editorial opinions, but more particu- It cannot be enforced, however, un- the loss of his eyesight." The early Chamberlain's Tablets to move his root-gatherers were anxious to dis- larly the choice of what shall be pub- less the careless, indifferent and law- bowels and invigorate his stomach. courage competitors in their art, and reason lished in general. breaking American who does respect When this is done, there is no therefore made it as average man should not live dangerous as This sort of editorship requires not other laws shall also respect this. We why the they could to a ripe old age. for anyone to obtain the Advertisements only a great deal of wide research and cannOt decide for ourselves what law "simples" in the right way. Read the —Advertisement JANGER IN BoRING Fon OIL. ' AUTOCRAT HAD UNHAPPY LIFE RCMAN WOMAN, FIRST NURSE DATES BACK TO STONE AGE as Establishing English Industry, Still Carried On, Fluid Frequently Comes With Force Mighty Czar Could Find No One In On Record in History for the Estimated to Be Nine Thou- and Suddenness That Workers His Dominions That Would Convalescent Home sand Years Old. Control. Tell Him the Truth. Poor A. D. 380. Find Hard to -- from While science and invention have a means of propulsion. A dramatic little story that illu- The word "nurse" is deri‘cd Fuel oil, as blotted out many of the old and time- has been gradually coming into favor mines In a flash the strangely un- the Latin, and means "to nourisn." to a sick nurse honored industries in the country, for a number of years. The war in- wholesome life that the czar of Rus- There is no reference FEEDING PIGEONS IN LOFTS chil- sonic still exist which not only date in many ways, and the sia had to live in the old clays Is to be in the Bible, although numerous creased its use back centuries, but succeed in hold- a fillip that may only found in Mr. James L. Ford's book, dren's nurses are mentioned. Most Popular Method Is to Have coal strike gave ing their own against their modern be overcome when the comparative "Forty-Odd Years in the Literary Fabiola, the 'first nurse recorded in Stated Hours for Placing Grain who rivals, remarks London Tit-Bits. coal mul Wel oil gives Shop." Mr. Ford had an intimate ac- history. was a Roman woman Supply in Troughs. cost between Perhaps the oldest and yet least- TERM STANDARD-BRED FOWLS the advantage. Boring for quaintance with Baron de Grimm, established a hospital and convales- -- the former known surviving industry is .carried with danger Whose father had been the tutor of cent home for the poor after her con- Self-feeding hoppers are seldom oil is often accomplished on in Brandon in East Anglia. Long Means That Bird Referred to Con- men from the pent-up force Alexander II of Russia, and who him- version to Christianity, about A. D. found nowadays in the'lofts of veteran to the years ago the dwellers in the Stone forms to Standards of Color, which is The first indication self had been an intimate friend of 380. She inaugurated a society of pigeon breeders. Their argument is released. and Neolithic ages discovered that Markings and Weight. that oil has been reached is a rush of the czarevitch. rich women, and had them trained as that they have not found it profitable the ground in this district was full of gas and then comes oil, sometimes From De Grimm, he writes, I gained sick nurses. to have several days' supply of grain flints, which they proceeded to un- A purebred, whether it is a hen or with such terrific force that it has an idea of the isolation of an autocrat Nurses, who are addressed as within reach so the birds may help earth and fashion into polished tools a cow, means that the animal comes been known to carry tools, gear and and the atmosphere of dread, suspi- "sister" on account of the old religious themselves at will. There are two and weapons. from a definitely recognized breed and loose stones and earth to a great cion and uncertainty that surrounds traditions associated with their work, reasons for this: First, inferior That was at least 9,000 years ago. that the parents were purebred animals height. Large quantities of oil are an autocratic court. When the Czar lost their professional dignity in 1544. squabs are raised in lofts where feed Today the industry still flourishes, of the same breed. If an animal has often lost before a valve can be placed Alexander II sent his son to the when twelve women were engaged at is constantly before the birds, as there and it is believed that the Brandon lineage of pure breeding, which can over the hole and a check put upon Riviera for the sake of his health he St. Bartholomew's hospital, London, is no regularity among the breeding "flint-knaRpers" are the direct de- be definitely proved, and thus makes the gusher. So great is the pressure— received from the young man's at- to nurse the sick and perform menial pigeons In feeding their young; sec- scendants of those oldtime workers. the animal eligible for registration, it it varies from 200 pounds to 1,000 tendants only vague reports in regard work. ond, this continual picking at the In their work they use curiously is then a purebred animal. There is pounds—that oil may spout hundreds to his condition, although couriers ar- From that time nurses were un- grain eventually leads to poor appe- shaped iron picks, closely resembling the added stipulation that an animal of feet into the air. In Mexico, a few rived daily with letters. On one occa- trained, until the doctors at the New tites, resulting in the squabs suffer- reindeer's horns, which, as a matter must be healthy, vigorous and a cred- jetiFei ago, a column of oil reached sion the soldier who brought the post York hospital began to lecture them ing. • of fact, were the tools used by the itable specimen of its breed in order 600 measured feet. It Is unsuitable bag was ushered into the presence of en "scientific cleanness" in 1790. Another disadvantage in having Stone age workers. to be purebred. for use when first got out of the the czar, who after a hasty glance at Fliedner, at Kaiserwerth, Germany, feed lying around, is that it attracts The flint is found in large blocks, In reference to poultry breeding, ground, owing to the mud it contains, his correspondence exclaimed: "There opened the first scientific training mice and even rats, and when once which are left to dry and then bro- perhaps the best terms of all to indi- but when this has settled to the bot- Is no letter from my son, and it is school for nurses in 1836. Florence these enemies get in a loft there is ken into pieces six inches square. cate 100 per cent blood is the expres- tom of the settling tank it Is refined. some days since I have heard front Nightingale was trained at his estab- great loss of young birds. These, In turn, are shaped with ham- sion "standard-bred." This means First petrol and benzine are extracted him!" lishment, and introduced his methods method for feed- mers, and then trimmed. Few flint- that the fowl referred to as standard- The most popular by distillation before it is sent to the "But, sire," exclaimed the soldier, Into England, stated hours for plac- knappers live to be old men, for the bred is one which conforms to the ing is to have storage tanks to be used as crude oil. "be is no longer able to write!" troughs. These particles of the material that are standards of form, color, markings, ing the grain in the So far the method which finds most "Not able to write!" exclaimed the thrown off enter the lungs and bring weight, etc., for the various breeds favor for burning oil in furnaces is sovereign of all the Russias. "Will COULD NOT FORGET COURTESY on consumption. under the standard of perfection of known as the low pressure furnace, nobody ever tell me anything?" And the American Poultry association. and Is forced through pipes to the It may be remembered that Nicholas Japanese, Though Inebriated, Obeyed Standard-bred is a term which Is burner under the boiler in the form II uttered a like despairing cry when at Once the Inborn Politeness PROOF OF GENOA'S ANIQUITY growing in popularity among those do- of a fine spray. the news of the January Massacre, of His Race. poultry' which his courtiers had sedulously ing business in the purebred Italian City Was a Place of Impor- distinc- kept from him, finally reached his It was on the road to Kamakura on field, and is perhaps a more RAP AT MODERN PREACHERS tance in the Fifth Century which ears.—Youth's Companion. a very pleasant morning, that we were tive expression than any other Before Christ. favored with an unusual illustration of might be used with reference to poul- Bishop Denny Tells Good Story In are standard- native politeness. Courtesy is an in- try. Of course, there Which Distinct Moral Is Not "WHO'S WHO" WINS PASSPORT An inscription in the cathedral of refer to a distinct teger of Japanese character, and bred horses which Too Well Hidden. St. Lawrence contains the traditional both though it often confuses the outland- breed of light horses, including Writer's Somewhat Caustlo Comment account of Genoa's foundation by regis- er beyond understanding, particularly trotters and pacers eligible to Bishop Collins Denny said in an on Authorities Would Seem to "Janus, the first king of Italy, and de- in business transactions, it is never- tration in the trotting registry. address In Richmond: Have Some Justification. scended from the Giants," adding that theless a perpetual joy to him. The "I heard a story the other day that he was "great-grandson of Noah," and coolie, the room boy, has quite Chester- DUCKS FOR MEAT AND EGGS hits a good many preachers. It seems A man who applied in New York that he founded the city "in the time fieldian manners in reserve for any that the janitor of a fashionable for a passport recently was told that of Abraham." As a matter of fact, its occasion. Pekin Breed Is Kept Almost Exclu- church was showing his wife through he must have a certificate of birth name is derived not from "Janus" but Such a coolie it was who sprawled sively for Green Ducks—Run- the edifice. At the end of the inspec- before the document could be issued. from the Latin "genu" ("knee"), owing in a sake stupor fair in the middle of ner is Good Layer. tion he said to her: He had a passport Issued during the to the shape of the coast, but its an- the narrow roadway, with the cam "'Would you like to hear me war bearing the vise of several Eu- tiquity was conclusively proved in rushing down upon him. At night he "The Pekin breed is kept almost ex- preach?' ropean countries. That passport bore 1898 by the discovery of ancient would have been maimed or killed clusively by producers of green ducks, "'Go on! You can't preach!' she the date of his birth. The passport vases of the Fifth century before Loose Grain in Pigeon Lofts Attracts before the brakes could be applied. and also on many farms where they objected. was rejected because it was Issued Christ, which, if not used by the con- Mice and Rats. As it was, the nonchalant chauffeur are grown for meat," says H. W. San- "'Can't I, though?' said the janitor, before 1917. temporaries of Abraham, were at least halted with the tires almost at the born, extension poultry husbandman. troughs are placed in the center of the and he went up into the pulpit and There was no time to send to Chi- of the same age as the Persian wars in heels of the slumberer. Stepping United States Department of Agricul- floor, so that there will be plenty of ranted and roared and raged a good cago for a copy of the certificate of Greece and the early republic in Rome. from the car, he thrust his foot in ture. "They fatten rapidly and may room for all 'the birds to gather 20 minutes or more about the vile sins birth. A certificate of baptism was The first mention of the city, how- the ribs of the coolie, without heat or be fed on rations recommended around it. Galvanized iron drinking committed daily by the heathen in offered and rejected, the explanation ever, in Roman history is its destruc- have been haste, and rolled him from the way. for chickens, but better results are vessels are preferred to sttine foun- equatorial Africa. being that he might not tion by Mago, the Carthagenlim gen- birth. At this the drunken one propped him- usually secured by feeding more green tains. "Then when he finished, he said, as baptized for years after his eral, during the second Punic war, and self on a wavering elbow, took in the and vegetable feeds and a larger pro- There are three open boxes in each he came down, wiping his hot face: "What Is your business?" asked the its refounding by the Romans in 203. that he was situation and essayed a most amaz- portion of mash. loft, measuring 12 inches in length, "There; how was that for a ser- clerk. The applicant said One memorial of Roman Genoa still 'Who's Who'?" ing recovery. He rose and stood be- is three inches in width, and three inches mon?' a writer. "Are you In survives in the shape of a bronze tab- "For the general ;firmer who side the car to doff his hat almost to In depth, and these boxes contain "'It was mighty fine,' said hiewife. was the next query and the answer let, now in the town hall, containing more interested in obtaining eggs than the ground, and very clearly, though oyster-shell, grit and charcoal. 'But you told all about the sins of the was in the affirmative. the judgment of Roman arbitrators in producing meat, the Runner is a good In Japanese, tendered a gentleman's A bathtub is placed in the aviary of natives away off in Africa and never "That settles it," said the clerk. a dispute between the city and an- breed. This duck holds the same rela- apology for the inconvenience he had each pen. These are made of galvan- a word about the sins of the folks He got a copy of "Who's Who" and other place in 117 B. C. Peocopius tive nnsition in the duck family that caused the travelers.—Ben Hur Lamp- ized iron and of convenient size for right here at home.' found that the brief biography gave accurately described Genoa as "well man in the Portland Oregonian. handling. During the winter the "The janitor chuckled. the date of birth. The application situated as a port of call for the voyage birds are given a bath about once a "'Ha! Ha!' he said. 'I know the was indorsed, "See Who's Who' edi- to Gaul and to Spain," as It still is. week, but only on bright clear days. tricks of preachin' too well for that.'" tion tf 1921, page umpty urnp," and Warlike African Tribe. In summer it may be given twice a —Los Angeles Times. the documen't was forwarded to Wash% The Masai are the most arrogant that the "Missing Link" Still Missing: week. These .pans are filled about ington with the assurance and warlike tribe of all the native days. eleven o'clock in the morning and al- How It Happens. passport would be back in a few tribes of Africa and, man for man. I think every palaeontologist of the the writer lowed to,rernain for about two hours. Five villains, with gyves upon their "The government," said they are possibly the wealthiest peo- world now admits that not a single when they are emptied and turned wrists, sat in durance vile. afterward, "will4 not take its own docu- ple in the world. Their wealth has missing link has been discovered be- take my word, upside down. If the water is not eml) "It is strange," said he, "that you ment and would not been acquired by waging ruthless war low man, and that we know even less accepted a printed biographical tied shortly after the birds are five stalwart scoundrels, after robbing but on all the other tribes in the vicinity concerning the origin of man than we presumably I had writ- through bathing, they may drink of it the bank and maltreating all persons sketch which and appropriating their worldly goods. thought we did formerly. . . . The and become sick. who sought to stay you, should have ten." which are chiefly in the form of huge puzzle of origin again barks back to allowed yourselves to be knocked herds. But, with all their warlike where it stood when Darwin began to down and hog-tied by a lone cripple After Pirate Lafltte's Chest of Gold. tendencies, they have never riS(11 investigate. His theory and its suc- LIME OF GREAT IMPORTANCE equipped with naught but a crabtree Two energetic young men have es- against the white man. Scarcely 50,000 cessors hang on the clothesline, cudgel." tablished a camp on the lower part of in number, they held sway for genera- thoroughly aired and flapping in the Element Is Essential for Egg Mineral "Alas, sir," replied the most low- Padre island in the Gulf of Mexico tions over millions of their more breezes. Parallel evolution being a and Development of Production browed of the lot. "Our lack of fore- on the Texas shores, in an effort to peaceful neighbors. fact, all of us can accept it, even the Young Chicks. chests the thought was our undoing. We ex- locate the gold-laden of The Masai are the exact reverse of layman and the orthodox clergyman. according to the pected to encounter only the usual Pirate Lafitte who, vegetarians, for they live on nothing All can readily admit, for Instance, for an adequate supply frequented Provision heavily armed guard, which could not legends of the country, but meat, considering everything that every human being has 28 bones ration should,be made of lime in the run and capture a lost gosling. In- those parts and it is supposed that grown in the earth as despicable food, in his cranium, identical with those raisers, for if this impor- by poultry stead, we met this lame lad with a some of the wealth which he accumu- fit for monkeys, hut not for men. Their of reptilia and amphibia. Beyond that element is lacking in the buried In the of tant mineral club, who meant business and had no lated must be sands favorite drink is secured by tapping fact, no one need admit or deny origin, on the reserve say they there food a drain is made desire to show off. Of course, we did that shore. The men are the large vein in the neck of an ox but merely stand pat or pick out his the bones and soft tissues have brought some supply in not know how to comport ourselves." to stay and they and drawing off a quantity of his own ancestor. ... All past theories of animals which interferes ma- which the work will of the —Kansas City Star. machinery with blood, which Is sometimes drttnk descent having been abandoned for production in md- that they terially with egg be facilitated. It Is said mixed with milk and sometimes want of connecting links, we find our- Pekin Ducks About Seven Weeks Old develop- some interesting mate- ture hens and in the proper Refused to Award Prize. have uncovered "straight." The ox Is also their chief selves just where Agassiz left mat- in Fattening Pen. chicks. leads them to believe that ment of the growing Eighty-three years ago the city of rial which food. ters, with only his doctrine of mul- the Leghorn does in the chicken fam- Frankfurt-am-Main, birthplace of they are on the right track. tiple origin with which to tie.—W. ily. It lays a good-sized white egg Goethe and home of Germany's great- H. Ballou, the North American Re- BIG VALUE OF ANIMAL FEED Tribes Revered the considerably larger than a lien's egg, est bankers, established a Mozart Oh, Boy! Savage Cross. view. declared to be a small enter, a prize to be awarded annually for the A filing clerk in a donwtown depart- From the early days of the church and is Experiments Made at Purdue Univers good forager, and hardy. The intro- best musical composition along any ment store, one of those light jazz the cross was a usual emblem of ity Showed Great Increase in faith and Clashed With Spain in 1854. duction of this bred Is helping to line that the competitors might feel models whose mind is always out tod- Christian hope. The first Egg Production. The Spanish-American war of 1898 1,inid up a trade of first-class duck disposed to follow. Forty-five manu- dling at the last dance of the night Christians showed great respect for its was the second time that trouble de- esszs. These eggs should be marketed scripts were submitted in 1921, but before, or the next one to come. significance, with St. Paul "glorying Animal feeds have a decided value veloped between Spain and the United frequently, as they depreciate in qual- for the first time in the history of the One day she went to the manager's in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ." In the ration of laying hens and pul- sign of the States, originating in Cuba. In 1854 ity more rapidly than hen's eggs." prize, worth 5,000 marks, no award desk with a salesman's report on a They used the gestural Experiments made by the Pur- the "Black Warrior," a steamship be- lets. was made, the reason being. infellor city customer. The report gave the cross extensively., Tertullian wrote in University showed an average egg citizens, was due quality of all the works sent in. One customer's name and bore the nota- the Second century: "At every step longing to United States HEN NEEDS 'HELL MATERIAL 140.2 eggs in a year from a record of of the competitors was Engelbert tion that he was "hopelessly ill." and movement, when we go in or out, seized in the harbor of Havana, and pullets fed skim milk; 135.9 pen of Hurnperdinck.—New York Evening "Mr. Grant,— she said indignantly. when we dress or put on our shoes, at declared confiscated. The proceedings Tests Show Decrease in Number of those fed meat scrap; and eggs from Post, "I have looked through all the dire- the bath, at the table, when the aroused feeling against Spain, and Eggs Where Oyster Shell and recefved no 61.2 eggs from those that tortes and I can't find any city like lights are brought, when we go to ben, diplomatic exchanges took place at Grit Are Lacking. animal feed of any kind. we sit down, whatever it is that Madrid, the owners demanding in- Pope's White Mule. Hopelessly in Illinois."—Los Angeles when occupies us, we mark the forehead wrth demnification of $300,000. The Spanish The coronation of Pius XI, which Times. Tests made at the University of the sign of the cross." government proved reluctant and at took place in Rome, was the lest Wisconsin experiment station, where Even before the Christian era the length the Ostend conference was held solemnity completing the election of Some Other Fellow's Sister. the feeding of hens could be watched cross was an object of religious venera- to adjudicate the matter. a new pope. Prior to the loss of Our family consists of my father closely, show that hens have a among sayage tribes. The death The vessel was finally leased on temporal power, In 1870, however, the and mother, myself tvid my sister, who tion tendency to cut down on the number of Christ gave it a new meaning. payment by the owners M a fine of papal coronation was always preceded Is several years tounger than I am. of eggs they lay when they run short $6,000, and amicable relations with by. the cavalcata, or procession in Returning home unexpectedly after a of material which goes into the egg Spain were restored. state, with which the new pope rode long absence in China, I walked in Fishermen Use Colored Nets. shell. Some believe that soft shells If your chicks are not doing ,well forth to take formal possesslOn of the unannounced. About the time my In Dalmatia it has been noticed come as a result of not having suffi- something is wrong. Look out for famous Lateran church. On this oc- father and mother and I were through that the fishermen dye their nets in Chocolate Properly Appreciated. cient oyster shells or ground bone ma- lice and for worms in the intestines. only the father would be hugging each other, a young girl of terial. but tests do not bear it out. • s • casion holy wonderful shades of brown and bright Cocoa as u beverage was first used seen riding a white mule. Pius VIII nineteen entered the room. I gra'6bed green. They have found by experience by Leonardo Cortez, to whom the So. for keeping up the number of All cockerels that are not to be used first dropped the custom in 1829, by her in my arr.ns, kissed her and said,. that while the fish are canny enough ancient Mexican natives taught the eggs, it Is essential that hens running as breeders should be marketed as choosing to drive in a coach drawn "Kid, if you were not my sister I would V) fear the white nets and flee from use of it. In the aboriginal Mexican free on the farm have a supply of soon as they weigh about two pounds. by six horses, his white mule being fall in love with you." "I am not your them as from a danger signal, they this concoction was oyster shells, ground bone or some • • • language, called led behind. sister," said a smothered voice. And Mini calmly into the meshes of the "chocolate," which means cocoa and other mineral grit, aqui' where the A two-pound bird will sell for as she wasn't. But I kept my promise.— green and brown ones. water. Although from the moment flock is fed. much now as a four-pound bird two Destructive Landslide. Exchange. It seems possible that this is be- that this explorer and his followers months later. picturesque island of Mount * s • The cs.hse the green and brown strands of brought it to Europe, just four cen- FEED FOR YOUNG UCKERELS Saint Michel (Normandy) appears to "Cale Telephone Users. nets are not unlike the floating turies ago, "chocolate" found its en- The sex of geese is best distin- the be jeopardized as the result of a land- A miniature "hour glass" is now strands of seaweed. Another exPla- thusiastic devotees, yet, at the same guished by size and voice. Ganders • Where Market Is Availahle for Spring slide which has occurred there. The blsing used to time the telephone con- n4.fion is that the eye of the fish is time, it met with bitter opposition on are somewhat- heavier and have harsh- Chickers Plsn to Feed Green main street of the island has given versation, says the Scientific Ameri- uLtible to distinguish these two colors the part of many persons. Fortunately, voices. It is the ganders that hiss Stuff Liberally. er way, leaving a gap 25 feet wide by 20 can. Its upper compartment exhausts frbm that of the sea water. saner opinions, in respect of this harm- -- when they are attacked or annoyed. itself of sand in just three minutes; • • * feet long. Engineers have been sum- 'rhese dyes are extracted from the less product now prevail, and, al- Tf there is a market available for moned to carry out an examination with one eye on the glass, the tele- brulsed barks of plants. After the though cocoa differs somewhat from milk in abundance is highly siring shiekens. it is a good invest- Sweet of the foundations of the beautiful old phone user sees when the time is al- nets have been well soaked in these the chocolate of Cortez' times, the Milk-fed fowls usually 1, e • snd time well spent in building desirable. abbey which crowns the rock, as it most up, and can speed up his busi- natural dyes and then thoroughly change does not lie with the cocoa • premium on the markets and enr.1-s,!re where green stuff •bring a Is feared that the landslide may ex- ness accordingly, so that the talk may dried, the colors are fund to he fast beans, which ate practically the same 1 have -a better flavor than those fed on within the specified three , •• re 1 the young cock- tend to the vaults on which the abbey be finished both as regards water dnd sunlight. now as they were then. with wa- .;i1 for a couple of fattening7'rati sloistened stands. minutes of the long distance call. *lieta. , Convincing Argument. LINWOOD. DIED. ••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••• •••• A counsel for the defense once got •• THECARROLL RECORD the better of Judge Bramwell. He Obituaries, poetry and resolutions, charg- Miss Nettie Englar, of Rocky Ridge ed for at the rate of fire cents per line. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1922. was a week-end visitor in the home of requested leave to address the jury The regular death notices published free. II Ernest Senseney. in Welsh, of which Bramwell was 11 Raymond Dayhoff and family, of Ignorant. It was a simple case, and MRS. CATHARINE HAWN. ff Uniontown, spent Sunday with S. C. permission was given. Counsel said Mrs. Catharine, widow of the late CORRESPONDENCE Dayhoff and family. only a few words, and the judge left Josiah Hawn, died at her home at -0-- Mr. and Mrs. Warfield, of Freder- the decision to the jury with little Harney, on Sept. 2, 1922, after a long *Jae ick, visited their daughters, Mrs. comment from him. He was, however, illness, aged 81 years, 2 months, 5 Furnished We extend a royal Latest Items of Local Nows Claude Etzler and Mrs. Walter Bran- startled at the prompt verdict of ac- days. Funeral services were held on welcome to all Fair Visiters and we invite Stet of Writers denburg, on Sunday. quittal. Monday, Sept. 4, at the U. B. Church, everyone to come and see the many exhibits of good hardware, house- by Our Regular Callers at J. W. Messier's during "What was it," he inquired after- by Rev. W. C. Wachter. She is sur- wares, auto tires and accessories and other merchandise we have on week were: E. 0. Grimes, Jr., and vived one son, D. Hawn, All aommunIcations for this department the ward, "that the learned counsel said by Samuel display. the author; not for pub- wife, of Westminster; Charles Sen- of Harney. must he.signed by to the jury?" Be lication, but as an evidence that the items seney and wife, of Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. sure to visit our booth at the Fair. We will have an exhibit legitimate and correct. "Oh," was the reply, "he just said, contributed are Harvey Stokes, and son, Howard, of MRS. MARY JANE BROWN. of up-to-date Electric, Power and Hand Washers. Also, Paint, Auto ItPim- based on were rumor, or such as are 'This case, gentlemen, lies in a nut- likely to give offense, are not wanted. Chicago; Jesse Smith and wife, of Mrs. Mary Jane, widow of the late Tires, Poultry Feeds and Aluminumware. Bargain prices on all to reach our shell. You see yourselves exactly how We desire correspondence Union Bridge. John Brown, died at her home at -Ever office on Thursday, if at all possible. It it stands. The judge is an English. Wear and Mirro Aluminum at the Fair. See our display and most let- Miss Isabelle Palmer who has been Greenville, on Tuesday, Sept. 5, aged will be necessary, therefore, for man, the prosecuting counsel is an buy yours and save money at the Fair. ters to be mailed on Weduesday, or by sick, is able to be around again. 76 years, 7 months, 3 days. Funeral Fast Mail, west, on W. M. R. R., Thurs- public school opened, Tuesday, Englishman, the complainant is an services were on Thurs- Our held Thursday af- day morning. Letters mailed on Misses Vivian Engler and Gladys Englishman. But you are Welsh, I ternoon the evening may not reach us in time. with at Bethel Church, by Rev. day Dickerson as teachers. Miss Bertha am Welsh, and the prisoner is Welsh. George F. Bowers. Editorial at Priestland. She ilARNEY. Drach is teaching Need I say more? I leave ite.to you.'" is survived by the following Mrs. Elmer Barnes and son, Billy, :—London Tit-Bits. children; Mrs. Oliver Stonesifer, Une It is said that "when a man chooses'you for his spent Saturday evening with friends ion Bridge; Mrs. Della Sweitzer, of friend, he pays you the Mrs. Kate Hawn died on last Sun- highest compliment in his affection of the in New Windsor. Baltimore; Mahlon Brown, Mrs. May power, for the day morning, from an of Union Timely Advice. greatest gift of one man to another of age. She Jesse Smith and wife, Koontz, Mrs. Luther Copenhaver, of heart and the infirmities were entertained to supper, Brown had attended an auction sale is Friendship." health for several Bridge, near Taneytown; Chas. H. Brown, of had been in poor Sunday evening, by Mrs. Clara Eng- of furniture and antiques and had Cumberland; also by two brothers We get the same impression when a person comes for several months death years and lar. bought a grandfather clock. Anderson and Willian Eichholtz, and our almost hourly expected. She into store for hardware or any of the other things had been John A. Englar and Grant Kauff- After the sale he looked round for a sister, Mrs. Emma Eisenagle, all of her 82nd. year. During her we sell—we feel complimented in the fact that confi- was in man, assessors for New Windsor dis- someone to carry his purchases back Thurmont, life she had always been a very hard dence has been placed in us and in our merchandise. vitali- trict, completed their task last Mon- to his house, but, alas! he could find worker and a woman of great MR. MILLARD F. HANN. We always strive to merit that resident of day. nobody. confidence by giving ty. She was a life-long Sat- Mr. Millard F. Hann, familiarly well known Joseph Englar returned, last' So at last, in despair, he decided full value for the money and a prompt and courteous this community and was Atlantic City. known as "Bud," son of the late Mr. leaves one son, urday, from to be his own beast of burden. After service. Just as confidence is necessary to real by young and old. She Adelaide Messier left. Monday and Mrs. Isaiah Hann, of Middleburg place, and a circle Miss S. D. Hawn, of this for Hagerstown to attend the Ride- some difficulty he managed to strap distriict, died in Hagerstown, on Aug. friendship, so confidence is essential to a successful of friends, who will miss her. Fun- his cloak onto his back, and trudged 31, aged 64 years. business. conducted on nour-Bovey wedding. eeral services were our up-to-date off toward home. He leaves a widow, one daughter U. B. church, S. E. Brandenburg, Monday morning at the farmer. is cutting corn. A burly navvy happened to come and four sons; also two brothers, by Rev. Wachter d Interment was Mr. and Mrs. Hommer and three round the corner rather abruptly, and Thomas and Edward, and seven sis- BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK made in the U. B. cemetery. Garber and Mr. a collision resulted. ters, Mrs. Daniel S. Crabbs, of Tan- held at the children. Mrs. R. I. PHONOGRAPHS auddea& ,Y344e44 RECORDS The preaching services Garber. of Washing- "I'm gasped Brown. eytown; Mrs. John M. Koons, near week were and Mrs. Robert sorry," U. B. Church during the Week-end guests of John Linwood; Mrs. Maude Collins, and ton, were "So am I," said the navvy, rising ::::::::::::z:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::8:::::::um::: well attended and excellent fairly Drach and family. from the gutter. "If you can't blow Misses Jessie, Sue and Jennie, of sermons were preached by the various ••••••• ••• •••••••••• ••••••••• •• ••••••••••• •••••••••***** ••••••• yer 'orn why don't you buy a wrist- Ridley Park, Pa., and Mrs. Annie visiting preachers. Pronounced Success. Beam, of Baltimore. started to A watch ?"—Lon don Tit-Bits. Some of our young folks The uniform success that has at- Funeral services were held at Pipe high school, on Tuesday, but we do Creek con- tended the use of Chamberlain's Colic Church of the Brethren, on not know just how long they will KEYIVIAR. Sunday, in charge of transporta- and Diarrhoea Remedy in the relief Elder W. P. Make Our Booth your tinue, on account of the and cure of bowel complaints, both for Englar. tion. adults, has brought it Mrs. Haslup, of Baltimore, spent community has children and Threshing in this almost universal use, so that it is from Saturday until Monday with DR. HARVEY H. FOUKE. the average into nearly all been done, and practically without a rival and as Fred Merring and sister, and gave an After a long illness and great suf- Headquarters at the Fair, yield was a fair one. • has used it knows, it is address at Mt. Zion (Haugh's) church fering, Dr. Harvey H. Fouke died on our road everyone w'_ Work has commenced without an equal. on Sunday evening. here, on Monday morning aged 69 to Taneytown. We are told that no --Advertisement John Smelser, wife, son and daugh- years, 9 months, 2 days. Dr. Fouke grading will be done and that it ter, of Intermont, Va., and Mrs. Mary was a son of the late Dr. George FREE. FREE. will be given a good coat of lime U':IONTOWN. Crapster, of Taneytown, called at the Fouke, of Westminster, and like his We hope that it will prove to fiRni5R stone. home of R. W. Galt, on Monday last. father was a dentist by profession, person be satisfactory and that every Rev. and Mrs. Earl Cummings are Miss Anna Angell, of Baltimore, and once located in Taneytown, A handsome will be pleased when it is done; but spending their vacation at Cambridge „spent Sunday last with her sister, but had not practiced for many years. Tea Kettle we do think that our Commissioners Md. Mrs. Lawrence Hahn. He had been engaged in recent years given with each new should have some person look after Miss Effie Wagner has been visit- Mrs. Margaret Foreman and daugh- as one of the cashiers at Hotel Ren- Range sold at the Fair. the work and see that it is done ac- ing in Baltimore. ter, of Carlisle, is visiting her aunt, nert, Baltimore, during which time he cording to contract and that the work Miss Alice Lambert returned, on Miss Mattie Simpson, at the home of married Miss G. May Forrest, of this Also 1 useful Asbestos ta- is not slighted in any way. Sunday, from her trip to Tennessee. Fred. Merring. place, and later, on account of ill ble mat to each family, Mrs. Alice Hess, of Baltimore, is Our teachers, • Charles Ecker, and Mrs. Mary Birely, son and daught2r health removed to Taneytown. spending some time visiting friends daughter, Miss Avis Ecker, took of this place, accompanied by her sis- He is survived by his wife, also by Wincroft Enduro Enam- in this community. Mrs. Hess for charge of the school, Tuesday, with a ter, Mrs. Jesse Buzzard and daugh:er. one brother Dr. George E. Fouke, of el Ranges. Please the many years was a highly respected very good attendance. of Frederick, are spending some time Westminster. Funeral services were practical House resident of our town, and is always a Miss ,Beryl Erb has again taken a in Atlantic City. held at the home, on Wednesday morn- Keeper. welcome visitor. position at the Tome Institute. Miss Lizzie Mahooly, of Baltimore. ing, by his pastor, Rev. L. B. Hafer, Ask an owner! Our school opened on Thesday. and . Misses Evelyn Segafoose and Urith who spent the past four weeks with interment being made in the family Plumbing of all kinds. the children were all glad to see Prof. Routson have commenced their studies Mrs. Fannie Sappington, left on Wed- lot in a Hanover Pa., cemetery. Feeser and Miss Pauline. back on the at the Westminster High School. nesday evening. Roofing and spouting. job. We hope all will attend regu- Miss Nettie Weaver has gone back Miss Anna Hawk attended the An- MRS. MARTIN L. BUFFINGTON. Electric Pneumatic water larly. to her work at Holtsville, N. Y., after niversary at the Hoffman's Orphan- Mrs. Alice, widow of the late Mar- —14 a month's vacation with her parents.- age, on Thursday last. tin L. Buffington, died at her home in systems. All work must FAIRVIEW. The body of the late Amos Duttera, There will be preaching at Mt. Zion Taneytown, on Tuesday morning, be satisfactory. Taneytown, was brought here for Haugh's Church. Sunday, at 10:30. Sept. 5, aged 71 years, 6 months, 17 Herbert Smith, wife and family; burial in the M. P. cemetery last Sat- days. Mrs. Buffington was a great Lester Cutsail and family; Bernard urday. KUMP. sufferer, having been an invalid for Weishaar and family, and Miss Laura . Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Eckard visited about 20 years, and most of the time RAYMOND MILER, Smith accompanied by Mrs. George in Baltimore several days this week. A reunion was held at Anamary helpless, or partly so, the result of Weishaar, spent Sunday at Druid Our town will have two sales this Whimert's on Sunday, Sept. 3. Those several strokes of paralysis and TANEYTOWN, MD. Hill and Cariin's Park. month; Saturday 16, the household present were: Anamary Whimert, and rheumatism, during all of which time Jacob Rodkey and wife, Mrs. Julia goods of the late Miss Louisa Eck- sister Gertie; H. S. Whimert, wife she was a most patient sufferer, un- Trite and daughter, Jennie, Solomon ard; and on the 23rd. the home and and daughter, Hilda; Fred. Whimert, der the excellent care of her daugh- OlLS Wantz and family and Roy Carbaugh part of the perece.J.1 property of Mr. wife and daughter, Margaret, all of ter, Mrs. Ernest Angell. Courtesy Quality Service. and family, visited at David Car- , and Mrs. Wm. Rodkey. North York; Charles Clark, wife and Mrs. Buffington was a daughter of baugh's, on Sunday. The guests that have been stopping daughters, Catherine, Eva and Janet, the late Mr. and Mrs. Absalom Smith. School opened here, on Tuesday, at J. C. Hollenberry's left for Phila- and sons, Herbert and Chas. Jr., all of She is survived by two daughters, with Miss Esther Ibach, of Union delphia, Sunday. Baltimore; Monroe Bankard, wife and Mrs. Ernest Angell, at home, and Bridge, as teacher. Visitors were, Mrs. Elizabeth son, Vernon; John Stambaugh, wife Mrs. William E. Wagner, of Miami, Automotive Stores Corp., Milton Reinaman, of York, returned Franklin and Mrs. George R. Gehr, and daughters, Gladys, Thelma, and Fla.; also by two brothers, William home after spending his vacation Westminster, at Guy Segafoose s; sons, Ervin and Hershey; Ida Clark, T. Smith and Scott M. Smith, and by CHAIN STORES with his parents, Joshua Reinaman Ward Heck with his father; Miss Ethel Baker, of Kump;. The dinner a large circle of relatives and friends. and family, of Trevanion. Genevieev Early with Miss Catherine consisted of roast chicken, roast veal, Funeral services will be held on Taneytown, Md. Bob Bankard, wife and son, of Bal- Gilbert; Howard Hiteshew and fam- cold ham, all kinds of vegetables and Saturday afternoon at the home, by timore, spent Sunday at the home of ily, at Snader Devillbiss's; Mr. and pie. At 3 o'clock the table was again her pastor, Rev. G. Wilbur Shipley, Emory Baust. Mrs. Paul Formwalt, Mrs. Nannie spread with watermelons, cantaloupes assisted by Revs. L. B. Hafer and W. children, Buy Quality, and you buy Lawrence Smith, wife and Babylon and daughter, Miss Nettie, cake, ice cream and bananas, and at 5 C. Wachter. Interment in the Luther- visited Mr. Catzendafner, on Tuesday. Hanover, Charles Rodkey and fam- o'clock all left for their respective an cemetery. , Seldom The children of R. A. Nusbaum, ily, of Baltimore, at William Rod- homes, saying they all enjoyed them- Clayton TUBES Buy Cheap and buy oft 2n GREASES visiteed their aunt, Mrs. key's; Will Reck, Florida, and Ridge- selves very much. In Sad but Loving Remembrance of 01, Koontz, of Middleburg, on Tuesday. ly Mering, Pikesvillc, at H. B. and dear husband and father. Samuel, Milton and Frank Reina- Miss Ida Mering; Mrs. Jessie Waltz The Ideal Purgative. J. CALVIN DODRER, ORNATE COIFFURE OF GEISHA NO LONGER IMPORT SULPHUR man, Levene Carbaugh and Clarence Hoffman, of Oregon, at Lewis Waltz's As a purgative, Chamberlain's Tab- who died one year ago, Sept. 10, 1921. Eckard, of Yark, spent Saturday eve- Mrs. W. W. Wilson, Hanover, Mrs. are the exact thing required. lets Death has robbed me of may husband: Headdress of Japanese Dancing Girl Entire Supply Needed by the United ning in Westminster. P. G. Lang, Haddon Heights, N. J., Strong enough for the most robust, Of the one I loved so well; Is Expensive and She Is Care- states Is Obtained Within Our Daniel Fiscel and wife, returned af- Norris A. Cramer, Miss Gay Bowers, mild enough for children. They cause Taken from this world of sorrow; Safely home with him to dwell. Own Borders. ter spending some time at Pen-Mar. and Eugene Smith, Jr., of Baltimore, an agreeable movement of the bowels ful of It. Newton Downs and family, of Wil- at Rev. J. E. Lowe's; Rev. W. E. without any of that terrible griping. 'Tis not the tears at a moment shed. liamsport, are spending some time at family, Parkville, at That tell how we love the soul that fled : Probably the Japanese geisha has Deep under marsh land and quick- Saltzgiver and They are easy and pleasant to take We mourn, but not with outward sh.iw. Mr. Fiseel's. Samuel Heltibridle's. and agreeable in effect. Our sincere grief is silent and low. erected her hair into the most elabo- sands, in which it is impossible to sink William Fogie, wife and children, Adyeitizement rate coiffure that fashion has accepted shafts, there have been for ages de- family, of L LE. The silent stars in love look down. visited Chas. Lippy and K E'ZS V I Where lies the loyal one: for one of her modes in any country posits of almost pure sulphur in BRIDGEPORT. a crown. Johnsville, on Sunday. In frost and dew they wave in the world. Except that it is more Louisiana and Texas. For many and family had as Roop and wife have moved to Of honor he has won. Chas. Carbaugh Earl ornate than that of the average woman years these deposits defied efforts to on Sunday, Guy T. Billmyer Detour. Mrs. Mary Hoover, of Philadelphia, There is one who still will linger. guests geisha headdress, in gen- obtain them. and wife: Clarence Billmyer, wife and Miss Annie Eichenbrode, of Rocky is visiting Mrs. Harry Baker. Near the spot where you are laid: of Japan, the flowers All the sulphur used in this coun- children; Mrs. Wilson, all of Balti- Ridge, visited her sister, Mrs. Guy The festival held at Tom's Creek Who will come and scatter eral structure and line, In its use of On the grave which Christ has made. try formerly came from Sicily, where more; Harry Keefer and wife, and Warren, recently. Church, Saturday evening, was a de- silver and gold papers, of artificial BY HIS WIFE, the sulphur mines the slopes of Mrs. Lizzie Billmyer. 0. R. Koontz and wife spent Thurs- cided success although the picnic flowers and jade or coral hairpins, ex- on Mrs. Luther Eckard and daughter, day at Peter Wilhide's. was a failure on account of the weath- May you rest in pen cc. presses the conventional Japanese idea Mt. Etna had been worked for more How sit ii is this ilay to me. dear father: only since Grace, visited her parents, Joshua Prof. and Mrs. Norris, and Miss er. The day on which you died: of what woman's crowning glory than 2,000 years. It is Reinaman and family, on Sunday. Mitchell, of Baltimore, are visiting at Jacob Stambaugh, wife and chil- Your memory will cling in my heart. should be like, says Asia. She requires 1896 that sulphur has been obtained J. R. Shirk and family moved from William Devilbiss's. dren, Ruth, Frank, Anna and Treda; 'Till I rest by your side. a professional "karnigania" to do It for In any appreciable quantities from our Possum Hollow to Taneytown, last Upton Austin, wife and daughter, Harry Baker, wife and daughter, Dear hands, that did so much for me. her. Naturally she does not feel that own sources of supply in Louisiana, with the for- Pauline; Mrs. J. L. Cornell and son, Each and every day: week. Carmen, spent Sunday continuously she can afford to pay 10 or 20 cents and today, thanks to chemical in- Westminster. Harold; Mrs. Mary Hoover, all spent God knows they worked mer's mother, in But they are gone today. every morning for this adornment of genuity and acumen, all the sulphur UNION BRIDGE. Edward Shorb, Sr., and wife enter- Sunday at Pen-Mar. How much T miss your kind advice. the outside of her head; so at night used in this country is of native the following, Sunday; Mrs. Miss Maude Ohler returned home tained In this great struggle of life: she props her neck on a tiny hard pil- origin. us once son Oren and daughter, after spending some time in Emmits- How different do I find things now. School days are with more, Frank Strine, "mahout" By far the greatest part of the bell is answered Carrie, of Walkersville; George Hoff, burg. Than when you were here in life. low—in the ancient days and the sound of the Wood—and sulphur produced in the world is used wife and grandson, of Troutville;Mrs. Russell Hockensmith, wife and Whose love can equal the love of a father, were made of porcelain or by young America. triw: In the manufacture of sulphuric acid. Weaver entertained her Peter Wilhide, C. H. Valentine and children, of Creagerstown, spent Sun- Whose devotion was loyal and takes care to keep her coiffure in as Mrs. John Who suffered so much with the joy for an- Sulphur is a constituent of black of York, over the week- wife; Harvey Shorb and wife; Den- day with his brother, Wm. Hocken- good order as she can. two sisters, other, powder, which is used largely in min- end. ton Wachter and wife, of Rocky Ridge smith, wife and daughters. Who works with such pleasure as father The long black hair is oiled so that ing soft coal. It finds employment Otis Devilbiss witnessed the auto visited at the same place, Thursday. Aaron Veant, wife and nieces, Ethel for you? not a single strand shall be out of Miller and Jacob Stam- CHILDREN. In vulcanizing races at Uniontown, Pa., last Satur- Miss Victoria Weybright is teach- and Lerue BY HIS place, and the final effect is that of a the rubber industry as a baugh and wife, spent Monday at It bleaching of day. er of the public school here. it( carved black lacquer frame around the agent. is used in the of Silver Run. Resolutions on death of Tobias Reid. wool. Mr. Hendrix, of the Grand Lodge Charles Stambaugh and wife, delicate yellow of the face. silk and K. of P., paid Calanthe an official vis- Harney; Mrs. Harry Ohler and daugh- Edgar Miller, wife and daughters, The straw for use in straw hats Mrs. Mary Hockensmith, spent Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God it, on Monday night. ters, of Taneytown, spent Sunday at and in his All-wise providence to remove from Is bleached with sulphur dioxide Harvey Bloom has been ill for sev- Peter Baumgardner's. Sunday evening with H. W. Baker and our midst by the hand of death our es- Belong in High Places. fumes, made by burning sulphur. Tobias Reid: therefore be eral days. Miss I.ara Panebaker, of Westmin- wife. teemed Brother As with the evergreens so it Is Large quantities are used in the form William Williars, of Penn- Mrs. John Cornell, of Baltimore, it with all trees that Before long the State road will be ster, and Resolved. That while We hit inbly submit dare the heights. of solutions and powders to combat finished and we will have a modern sylvania, visited Miss Anna Ritter, has returned home after spending to the will of our Divine Master in this Some, like the hemlocks, remain far things injurious growths on grapevines. Its highway to all points east. last Thursday. some time with H. W. Baker and fam- affliction, knowing that he doeth all below. The little gray birches stop ily. well: yet we fully realize that in the death use as a medicine in the form of William Wood is able to be around Walter Stonesifer and wife enter- Reid. Taneytown Lodge No. In pastures Charles Troxell and wife, of Fred- of Brother the of the foothills. The ointments is well known. by using crutches. tained relatives from Hanover, Sun- 31L Knights of Pythias has lost a faithful high, clear air of the range is not for erick; Harry Troxell and daughter, and loyal Brother. While we mourn our Do not forget to attend the prim- day. to his bereaved thern. The yellow birches fare on to several days Edith, of New York, were visitors of loss we heartily extend 'All Kinds. ary, and vote your choice, if you are Mrs. C. R. Cluts spent family our sincere sympathy and commend the lower slopes of the high hills. Boiller's near Loys, this Mahlon Stonesifer and wife, one day for consolation to our heavenly Fath- California and New 'York were argu- an American. at Edgar them There they quit; but the canoe By timely discovery, a serious fire week. last week. er, who alone can comfort the sorrowing ing. heart. and be it further birches go on. The great trees of the was averted at the home of S. D. Harry Clabaugh, of York. called on Mrs. Mary Correll still continues on "You're always bragging about your Resolved. That the Charter of the Lodge lower reaches of the bowlder path are Senseney. his son, Joseph Clabaugh, Monday. the sick list. be draped for thirty days: that these riimate," camplained New York. "I these, their paper-white bark showing Our fond hope is that next winter Neal Hasson, wife and family, Mrs. resolutions be entered in the minutes of ;wish you'd tell me what there is in CARD OF THANKS. the Lodge: that a copy of the same be all dark woods will be very mild. Our coal bins are Emma Guilt and grand-daughter, of through of the north. It so superior to mine." sent to the bereaved family of the deceased Then elimb It empty. Baltimore. were visitors of George Our sincerest thanks are hereby extend- Brother, and that it be published in the valiantly. Is as if the "No comparison," declared Califor- ed to all friends and neighbors for their Carroll Record. were thrilled with There is a large amount of building Frock and wife, Sunday. trees that eager nia scornfully. "You haven't any cli- going on here. Frank Houck, wife and family, kindness to father, during his lifetime and F. E. CROUSE, desire to reach the summit which also following his death, and for their val- H. B. MILLER, mate at. All you have is different Will we you at church next Sunday at Harry Albaugh's at see spent uable assistance. J. L. HAUGH, possesses all mountaineers. weathers." Sunday? Come. Motters. W. B. & M. C. DITTTERA, Committee. at a funny little ten site told her story to the kind-hearted girl who SPECIAL sat at the desk. NOTICES SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS will be •• All for Art's "That's a shame, allss Rood—hon- in- serted under this heading at One Cent a estly, I wish I knew how to help you. word, each week, counting name and ad- Sake You wouldn't want to wait on the dress of advertiser—two initials, or a date, A counted as one word. Minimum charge. ?hies, now?" 15 cents. "Yes, I would, and thank you," cried REAL ESTATE for sale, Two Cents each delighted Jean. word. Minimum charge, 23 cents. By CLARISSA MACKIE APPLY AT RECORD OFFICE ads not In a few days the girl discovered accepted—but will receive sealed replies. that Jean could make fluffy muffins No personal information given. THIS COLUMN is specially for Wants, 1.2L', by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) and cup cakes that would melt in a Lost, Found, Short Announcements, Per- hangry customer's mouth, and so Jean sonal Property for sale. etc. When he saw Miss Constance Rood ..ALL NOTICES in this column must be was promoted and the patronage of uniform hi style. sitting in her big chair on the front the tea shop increased wonderfully. porch of the white cottage, Linn Mow- Soon she had charge of the cooking HIGHEST CASH Prices paid every bray pushed open the gate and strode and gradually her pile of savings in- day for delivery of Poultry, Butter up the bricked path and sat down on creased. and Eggs. Specialty, 50c for deliv- the steps. As he laid his hat down One day, behind the dainty blue ery of Calves all day Tuesday or Wed- Miss Constance noticed that his good- screen, where Jean was concocting a nesday morning. Geo. W. Motter. looking young face was anxious. delicious salad, she heard the sound WANTED.—Butter Eggs, Poultry, "How Is everything at the bank, of vaguely familiar voices. Through Linn?" she asked him, knitting away Squabs and Calves, at highest prices. a peephole she saw two of Elmdale's 50c a head for delivering Calves. at another gay sweater for her pretty Open prominent matrons, seated at the every evening until 8 o'clock.—H. C. niece, Jean. table next to her screen. Those Brendle's Produce. 10.21-tf "Fine—I am in line for promotion voices made her homesick. soon—Mr. Day is leaving the first of "Yes, Jennie," Mrs. Grey was say- HIGHEST CASH prices paid for the month." The momentary en- ing as she buttered one of Jean's Butter, Eggs; Calves and Poultry, at thusiasm died out of his face and he muffins, "Mr. Day has left the bank the New Produce House, formerly Schwartz's reddened. "Have—you heard—from and all the clerks have been pro- Produce. 50c for deliv- ery of Calves.—W. A. —er—Jean lately, Miss Constance?" moted—it's a fine thing for Linn Mow- Myers, Phone 57-M. 6-20-tf "Last night—here is the letter— bray—he's been rather interested in read it if you like, my dear," said my Dorothy, and holding that posi- WILL HAVE from now on, at my Jean's aunt, as she gave him a bulky tion in the bank makes it quite all pasture at lease, Steers, Heifers and P7' We are offering this beautiful Suit in Walnut at $120.00. It has a bevel mirror on envelope. She knitted busily as he right now." Bulls. Old prices.—Harold S. Meh- dresser and three bevel mirrors in the vanity. This is another evidence of the low prices we read and re-read the pages. At last "I thought Linn was engaged to ring. 9-8-tf he are asking for our Furniture. If you need Furniture of any kind—we can give you real value gave them back to her. "Thank Constance Rood's niece—Jean Rood. FOR SALE.—Apples for Cider— you," he murmured. I haven't seen her for months." Charles H. Stenesifer, near Taney- for your money. The fact that we send Furniture to other towns is proof that our prices are "Razzanti has told her she has the "Somewhere in the city here— town. lower. We meet Mail Order Pi ices. Don't let someone tell you that they sell for less; get soul of a housewife—and—confound studying art; they say she has consid- their It all, Miss Rood, I'm not fit to talk to erable talent. I suppose she wants to AUTOMOBILE Crank lost, Wednes- price, compare their Furniture, and then see for yourself that our prices are lower. Re- day or any one tonight!" devote her life to art—these modern Thursday last week. Finder no- member we deliver our Furniture to your home. We sell on easy terms. We allow 10 per- tify J. W. Brown, and receive reward. "My poor boy," sympathized Miss girls—" Mrs. Grey sighed and took cent off for cash. We will be glad to have you call any time and see our Furniture. Constance; "I really believe, Linn, another muffin. "A culinary artist DON'T FORGET the Big Auction that I understand Jean thoroughly— made these muffins," she added. at Haines' Store, Harney, Md., Satur- have I not been mother and father to "Yes." agreed her friend. "And be day night, Sept. 9, of Watermelons, her since her childhood? This paint- sure and let me know—if Dorothy Bananas, Cantaloupes and Lemons. C. 0. FUSS & SON, ing notion will soon wear away and does become engaged—I shall want to send her something very special for THE NEW MILLINERY STORE, Furniture Dealers. Funeral Directors. she will come home disillusioned and in her trousseau." Mr. Morelock's room, is now open settle down. Meantime she is happy. with the latest and nobby Jean, very white and grave, finished Fall Hats, TANEYTOWN, MD. Can't you wait a little longer?" Trimmings, Notions, etc. Come in and her work ft r "I'll try to, Miss Constance—you're the day. Then she ob- I look them over.—L. Jackson, Balti- such a good sport yourself—I know tained a few days' leave of absence more St., Taneytown. you miss her—see you Inter—" He and went to Elmdale. She arrived at twilight and walked down the NOTICE—On account of the Fair, street, drinking in the beauty of -the our Warehouse will be closed Sept. familiar scenes, hearing the evening 14th., in the afternoon.—Taneytown Senator Joseph Irwin France's song of the thrush and the orchard Grain & Supply Co., and The Reindol- oriole. She passed the Grey home and ar Co. heard young voices in the screened 154 STEERS, COWS, Heifers and Record as a Constructive veranda, and wondered if Linn had Bulls, on Friday. The right kind at transferred his allegiance to Doro- right prices.—Howard J. Spalding, thy, the girl who stayed at home. Littlestown, Pa. Statesman Miss Constance was sitting in her little porch when Jean opened the LARD WANTED—H. C. Brendle, Phone 3-J Taneytown. This outstanding record merits the approval of the voters of the State for his re-election to the !haft," gate. She arose with a glad cry and States Senate. went down the path to meet the home- DR. 0. H. STINSON, Dentist, will sick girl. Some one else arose from be at Taneytown, in the office of Dr. the shadows and took her out of the F. T. Elliot, every Tuesday from 9.00 Senator France A National Figure older woman's arms. A. M. to 4.30 P. M., for the practice Almost immediately after he entered the United States Senate, the people of the entire nation began "Linn!" cried Jean. "I have come to of Dentistry in all its branches. The to indicate their strong approval of the broad American statesmanship of Senator France. Today he stands stay." patronage of the public is invited. without a peer as an exponent of American interests for Americans in the upper house of Congress. "Great—our little house is almost 8-11-tf Senator France Opposed Obnoxious Lever Act Senator France Saved Country Nine Hundred finished. Can you cook, dear?" FARM FOR RENT, about 88 acres. He was one of FIVE Senators who refused to Million Dollars "Have you forgotten so soon?" she Apply to Wash. S. Clingan, Taney- vote for the obnoxious Lever Bill, empowering the quavered. "Tell him, Aunt Connie. town. 8-11-tf government to take wheat from our farmers at its Believing an extra session of Congress neces- •••• that I can co-ok everything own price and the power arbitrarily to fix profits, sary for reconstruction legislation and a fair con- sideration forced (.1 s-spaghetti!" FIREWOOD, FIREWOOD to burn, wages and conditions for our farmers, mine oper- of the appropriation bills, he the Hundred Mil- plenty of it. Sawed to short stove ators and miners. extra session, which cut Nine lengths. Now is the time to get your lion Dollars from the Democratic-controlled Con- wood.—Harold Mehring. Senator France First Favored International gress bills. 8-25-tf Conference He was for immediate peace at the close of the FOR SALE—One Senator France Opposed An Imperial League of Registered Bull, war, his Resolution, in January, 1919, also pro- 3 years Nations old, quiet and gentle.—Scott viding for an International Economic Conference. Y. He was unwilling to see Free America enter Garner, Union Bridge. 25-3t This was the first proposal for a world conference into an alliance with European empires that would floor of the Senate. CIDER-MAKING and Butter boil- upon the have made our country a party to their endless ing, Wednesday and Thursday of each Senator Prance For Medical Care for Soldiers contentions and strifes. He has always favored week.—Frank H. Ohler, Phone 48 Fll He first proposed in the Senate adequate hos- a True Association of Peoples. Taneytown. 8-25-4t pital facilities for wounded soldiers. This Bill had the endorsement of the Surgeon General and lead- Senator France An Expert on Export Trade FARM FOR RENT, near He Shook His Fat Fingers at Her in Union Army surgeons. Senator France helped to Bridge; 110 acres, all ing Realizing that Industry in America could not Rage. good land. Ap- write the first hospital bill which became a law. ply at Record Office. 9-1-2t revive and Europe could not be restored without American goods, he has STRICTLY CASH France Secured Great Hospital for vigorous exportation of jamtned on his hat and rushed out of Senator parts of the country FOR SALE—Well broken Beagle Maryland spoken on this subject in all the gate. As he tramped down the Passenger—Are you running on Hounds; also Beagle, Bird and Rat before business men and his views have been com- road his doggedly planted feet seemed time. This Public Health Service Soldiers' Hospital Terrier Pups.—Samuel Overholtzer, plant at Perry- mended by the conservative press of the nation. to pound out unanswerable questions. was established as a government Conductor—No, sir. Fare, please. New Midway, Md. 9-1-2t ville, Md. It has become one of the most impor- "If Jean is really happy, why does Senator France's Russian Policy tant Federal hospitals in the entire country. she write so wistfully of the garden Reverse Treatment. WINTER-BLOOMING FLOWERS— In 1920 he advocated sending an economic coat- and the home folks in Elmdale? If Not easily pleased Timula Obconica, Chrysanthemums, Senator France Voted Against Each-Cummins mission to Russia to study conditions with a she is a genius, why is she not ab- Is the lovely Miss Brown, and Pansies, for sale by Mrs. F. P. Law view to restoring business relations. The efforts When a suitor turns up sorbed in her painting? If Razzanti, Palmer, Taneytown. 9-1-2t Feeling that it did not offer a solution of the of President Harding to establish a basis of trade He is promptly turned down. the the painting master, really told her railway problem and that it would ultimately with Russia at this present time is proof of TWO HOUSES for Rent, near situation such as wisdom of the entire rec- she would succeed, why had she cried? present a serious now in fact foresight and practical State of Maryland Keysville—Geo. W. Roop. 9-1-2t country, Senator France opposed Senator France in the matter of trade with If she didn't care for the work why confronts the ord of STATE ROADS COMMISSION this measure. Russia. not come home and marry him?" Cer- FOR SALE—Beagle Hound, 7 mo. tainly those were tear blisters on the old, by John Burner Hill, Otter Dale. thick, creamy pages of her letter! NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 9-1-4t VOTE FOR "The next holiday I'll go down and Sealed Proposals for building one FOR SALE-2 Gasoline Engines; 1 find out," he muttered at last. Section of State Highway, as follows: Wood Saw; 1 Rip Saw; lot of Engine What really happened was this: CARROLL COUNTY; CONTRACT power and electric Washing Machines. The temperamental Razzanti had CL-31—One section of state high Call to see me at Taneytown Fair, SENATOR FRANCE given Jean her sixth lesson. His way from Westminster toward Sept. 12.—L. K. Birely. 9-1-2t greedy eye had noted the lean leather Warfieldsburg for a distance of 2.0 miles. (Concrete.) CIDER FOR VINEGAR, 20c gallon; In the Primary Election wallet as it went hack into her hand- also old Vinegar for sale, will be received by the State Roads 30c gallon. bag after she had paid him. She tried —Geo. W. Roop, Keysville. 9-1-2t to arrange terms with him—perhaps Commission, at its offices, 601 Gar- Monday,September 11th Maryland, he would wait for payment of the rett Building, Baltimore, POTATOES for sale, by the bushel day of Sept. next lesson until she had sold a small until 12 M. on the 19th. —fine quality.—Eli M. Dutterer, Tan- and insure as the candidate of the Republican 1922, at which time and place they still-life study of flowers and a basket eytown. will be publicly opened and read. Party for the United States Senate a true Ameri- of vegetables. Bids must be made upon the blank SEED WHEAT, bearded, for sale, can Statesman whose constructive record is a "Sell? You-a sell that? Anysing? proposal form which with specifica- 2c per lb.—Geo. W. Roop, Keysville. guarantee that the best interests of Maryland and Ha!" He paced the dusty studio with tions and plans will be furnished by 9-1-2t increasing wrath that one so unwor- the Commission upon application and of the United States will be looked after cour- thy should take up his valuable time. cash payment of $1.00, as hereafter FOR SALE—A number of low ageously. "That-a daub? Looks like tomtit can no charges will be permitted. wood-wheel Farm Wagons; new and —bah!" He shook his fat fingers at No bids will be received unless ac- used Trucks, different sizes, cheap to Published by authority of her in rage and Jean with her things companied by a certified check for quick buyer, also Corn for sale—J. S. ,clutched to her breast hastened to the sum of Five Hundred (500) Dol- Teeter, Phone 28F2, Taneytown. 1-2t Oliver Metzerott, lars, payable to the State Roads Com- leave the place. As she went down mission. Political Agent. the stairs to the hot street, Razzanti The successful bidder will be re- NO TRESPASSING! put his head out of his door and quired to give bond, and comply with ssW•tacs1KM'aitiliPni7 hissed one word after her. the Acts of the General Assembly of "Sapristi!" Maryland, respecting contracts. The name of any property owner, or tenant, will be inserted under this heading Jean turned furiously. In Ehndale The Commission reserves the right weekly, until December 15th., for 25 cents FARM FOR SALE .one did not specialize in other than to reject any and all bids. cash in advance. Latin, Greek or French. But her By order of the State Roads Com- mission this 31st. day of August, Known as the John Heindle farm, tongue trembled for speech. "S-s-pa- All persons are hereby forewarned HIGH ST. MARBLE AND 1922. farm, situated on the road leading ghetti!" she hissed back at him and not to trespass on my premises with had the last word. J. N. MACKALL, Chairman dog, gun, or trap, tor the purpose of from Gait's Station to Silver Run, L. H. Steuart, Secretary. 9-8-2t Back in her room at the boarding shooting or taking game of any kind; about 1/2 mile from station, contain- GRANITE WORKS house, she washed her brushes and nor for fishing, or in any way injur- ing .cleaned up her painting boxes with NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ing or destroying property. All per- sons so 150 ACRES MORE OR LESS, HANOVER,PA. tear-blind eyes. She was giving up This is to give notice that the sub- trespassing render themselves scribers have obtained from the Orphans' liable to the enforcement of law in long-cherished plan—her life's am- two Headstones in all styles---a Court of Carroll County. in Md.. letters such cases, without further notice. with all necessary buildings and Monuments and bition. She had saved the money lit- testamentary upon the estate of wells of water. Bargain to quick very lE rge stock of New Designs to select from. tle by little and Razzanti's exorbitant REBECCA C. GALT. Angell, Maurice Foglesong, Clinton County. deceased. All per- buyer. Must be sold in order to close charges had absorbed her minty cap- late of Carroll Brower, Vernon Formwalt Harry Buy where you can see the goods, and re-/ sons having claims against the deceased. up estate. Address—, ital. She had learned little for he are hereby warned to exhibit the same. Baumgardner, C. F Frock, John W. ceive full value for your money. was but a huge fraud, and had been with the vouchers properly authenticated. Conover, Martin Hess, Jno. E. E. to the sobseribers, on or before the 29th. SAMUEL RUBY, sought through an advertisement. otherwise Correll. Mary E. Hess, Norman day of -March. 1923: they may H. 0. RUBY, She could not go home to Elmdale by law he excluded from all benefit of Crebs, Elmer E. Hotson, R. C. D. M. MYERS, Prop% said estate. Milton without money—and there was Linn Crebs. Maurice Humbert, Fannie Executors of estate of High St. Marble Works HANDVER, PA. Given under our hands this 8th. day of Deberry. Geo. E. Keilholtz, G. J. Mowbray to face. How every one 1922. Rudy, deceased. 6-16-tf September, Devilbiss, Jno. D. Lennon, B. J. Phone 55-Y would laugh at her 574 W. Market, St., York, Pa. for a failure! SAMUEL GALT, Diehl Bros. Motter, Mary L. 'That evening after a meager SAMUEL L. JOHNSON. dinner Executors. Erb, Cleason Null, Thurlow W. 9-1-5t "We call her that because she's such !1 otiotioirmaiftowilowdwaftowiftiftwirgiovftri% a brick in the face of all the trouble Garner's Real [stale Nes ghe's had—and it nicknames Grace Temporarily Out very well." I sell God's green earth, one of the Bob remembered that Grace was lame Tour, safe assets, while life lasts and to of Order X wearing black—all black—on both of the end of time. the occasions when he had seen her. No. 1000—Fruit and Dairy Farm, in Adams / •!- An Opportunity. "She's—she's had trouble, then?" Co., Pa. 160 Acres. "Oh—yes! Her husband was killed No. 1002-163 Acre Farm, in Taneytown By RUBY DOUGLAS District. in the war." No, 1005-150 Acre Farm, Slate land. *-* Bob was silent for a few moments. No. 1006-103 Acre Farm, Taneytown Dis- I NEEDS c) .tict2lure Newspaper Syndicate.) "Oh—yes—so he was. I—perhaps LOCK TO COMMUNITY'S trict. did see that in the local papers." He No. 11)117-156 Acre Farm, in Carroll Co. Mr. 4 per-cent--welcomes. Pro- spent many hours of Grace O'Brien knew well that he had not. He knew What Has Been Accomplished at Fort NO. 100S--1:16 Acre Farm. along State Road up in the tiny outside Acre Farm, along State Road. her day cooped that he had never connected Grace Scott, Kansas, May Be Cited as No. 1009-150 tects and increases your money. farm, located on box office of a movie theater. It was alive." in Point. No. 1014-7 Acres, fine with any husband, dead or Case hard road. the only way she had of earning her "I have been trying to get a few No. 1015-150 Acre Farm, good cropper and she found herself a young living when words with her, but she seems so Half a dozen years ago there were improvements. the war. She was ac- widow after busy." he admitted to the girl. two years when the wheat around Fort No. 1117-20 Acre Farm, cheap. Open an Account with Us. quick, and it on curate, systematic and The elevator bell rang; the girl Scott did not come to harvest and, as No. 1118-21 Acre Farm, crops anything, State Road. did not take her long to become ex- "She will wheat was the only product of the looked at her wrist watch. a—d. 65 /12 Acre Farm, close to State in art of selling tickets to the No. 11R1e9 pert the be off duty in ten more minutes. Stick community the town was left flat. hurrying public. around." Even the merchants closed their stores No. 1121-136 Acre Farm, in Carroll Co. Two elevators ran from the outside Bob remained. The girl returned and moved away. No. 1122—A big desirable Home, 2-story Brick House, Taneytown. SAVINGS foyer of the theater where she sold a little placard which bore the The of commerce decided TANEYTOWN with chamber and Home, operated these No. 1125—A fine business room tickets and two girls lettering, "Temporarily Out of Order." that the community needed more di- Taneytown. lifts. They were relieved, as was She fastened it to the door of the ele- versity of production. It studied the No. 1125—Lot 50x00-ft. Improved Pave- BANK Grace herself, by other girls who came vator she was running. situation and decided that the dairy in- ment, water and gas. 50x200, located as above, on to do their turn at the work. "What's that for?" asked Bob, would fit logically into its No. 1126—Lot dustry except alley lot. Gay, I wonder whether still crowd at only Sometimes, amused. There was a scheme. The farmers owned No. 1129-1 Acre Home, cheap, a real bar- the monotonous ups and downs of my the window, and Grace was busy sell- scrub cattle, but despite this the cham- gain. life here in this elevator are not more ing tickets. The girl who was to re- ber went down to Kansas City and No. 1132—Lot on N. side of State Road 50x180. wearing to the nerves than the seden- lieve her had arrived. induced the big milk users to establish No. 1135-2 Bowling Alleys, flue condition. tary life you live cooped up in that "It means." said the elevator opera- three shipping stations in the Fort No. 1136-33 Acre Farm, Mill and Saw box," remarked one of the elevator tor, "that you and Gay are going to territory. The farmers were much Mill, a money maker. girls to Grace, when there was a have ten minutes of privacy that isn't surprised to find that they could No 1137-51 Acre Farm, good improvements For Summer Wear town. lull in patronage for both of them. a boarding place, and maybe you can get money for milk which formerly close to buildings, good acquiesced with her to take her out hogs. No.1138-52 Acre Farm, new hot months we can show you a fine selection "It's an even break," fix up a date had been used only as swill for land. For these again. No Grace, "but I think we are lucky to and tell her all about it Then the chamber of commerce took No. 1139-74 Acre Farm, very productive. of White Oxfords and Pumps,that are cool, have any jobs at all, and I'm thankful one will know the difference—but me Its second step. It organized an ex- No. 1140-15 Acre Farm and Mill. comfortable and will wear. for mine." —and I know it is hard to talk while cursion and took forty of its most No. 1141-140 Acre Farm, below Westmin- "That's the reason we call you Gay." a string of movie fans is waiting to progressive farmers to that part of ster. Men's Straw Hats below Westmin- up to tickets." industry is No. 1142-180 Acre Farm, At that moment a man stepped buy Wisconsin where the dairy ster. all kinds, and all prices. We make a specialty on Men's dollar laughed aloud. He looked at showed the little window, put down a Bob most highly developed. It No. 114R03—ad128 Acre Farm, close to State as and Boys' Work Shoes that are made of leather only. bill and asked for a ticket. As he the sign on the lift door. Then Grace them just what first-class dairy farms a We have a full line of took the change he looked through emerged from the little rear door of and first-class dairy cattle were and No. 1144—Fine 2-story Frame House, E. Baltimore St. Shirts, Ties,Caps, Undervveal the circular aperture at Grace the ticket booth. how such an enterprise is properly Hosiery, No. 1145-50 Acre Farm, close to town. Suddenly he readied "I say, Gay," said her friend. O'Brien's face. operated. No. 1146-23 Acre Farm, well improved, his hand through. Grace looked from the girl to Bob But the chamber did not stop here. close to town. .0. j. THOMAS ANDERS "What's up?" she "Grace—why Grace Lowe!" he ex- and back again. It raised enough money to buy a train- No. 1147-8 Acre Farm, close to town. MAIN STREET nearness of some- WEST claimed. "Is it you?" asked, feeling the load of the best milk cows it could No. 1148-128 Acre Farm, Frederick Co., Md. thing important. find in the United States, had them Grace looked at him scrutinizingly. No. 1149-7 Acre Farm, Frederick Co., Md. Md. "We—we have decided that though shipped to Fort Scott and sold to the westminster, "Bob Morton!" she cried. No. 1150-114 Acre Farm, close to Medford, an elevator isn't a very sentimental was less than : For a moment each held the hand farmers at cost, which a Dairy farm. • I:-:: : :4-1 place—it is very quiet when it bears the would have had to pay No. 1151-37 Acre Farm, Myers District, of the other but did not speak. It was price they She pointed to the card. Slate Land. this sign." if they had bought individually. Last No. 1152—Fine Improved 2-story Brick - "Come in for just a moment, Gay," year this community sold half a mil- House, all conveniences. -te• • said Bob. lion dollars' worth of milk alone. That I will also take property not to be WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE • , 41.3 / she had not 2 , d r Grace blushed as wealth would not have come to Fort advertised. Can give you the choice WESTMINSTER. MD 4:0.46i461X';'-eL_,i.e,./ blushed for ten years. Scott but for the sale of milk. It of 50 Farms and Homes, from which ALBERT NORMAN WARD, D. D., LL. D„ President. "In you go," urged the girl. "And will be spent among the business peo- to select a home, the most of them you, too," she said, pushing Bob gently ple who make up its chamber of com- will prove to be attractive homes For Young Men and Young Women in Separate D epartment back. ' and money makers. on the merce. The country roundabout has Fifty-sixth Year Begins September 18, 1922 She closed the door of the attrac- just completed the laying of 225 miles D. W. GARNER, tive little elevator and left the two of improved roads, a thing that the ADMISSION. Graduates from approved four year High Schools alone. farmers had formerly refused to REAL ESTATE BROKER. admitted without conditions. Fifteen units required. When they emerged Grace came up finance. The whole community is P. S.—List your farms and homes MODERN CURRICULUM. Eight courses leading to the A. B. to her, her eyes bright with a re- transforming itself. All of which with us for quick cash results--at once degree are offered. Grouped about one of the following sub- newed outlook on life. "Bob wants of today. 7-21-ti comes of taking thought community jects as majors: English, History and Political Science, Math- have dinner with him. liou and me to needs and proceeding to supply them. ematics and Physics, Chemistry and Biology, Modern Lan- hake a lot to tell you." We—we might guages, Latin and Greek, Education, Home Economics. Special is not Trustees Sale "Well—my internal economy courses in Speech, Voice and Piano. Unit of Reserve Officers' KEEP THE CITY BEAUTIFUL OF 'temporarily out of order,' so I'll go," Training Corps is maintained by the Government. said the girl, removing the sign from Annual Clean-Ups All Right in Their unexcelled. 1000 feet above the sea in the highlands the door and turning the elevator over Two Large Desirable Farms LOCATION Way, but There Is a Very Much of Maryland. Pure air, pure water, charming scenery. One to the relief worker. AND Better Method. _ _ — hour's run from Baltimore, two from Washington. A SMALL PROPERTY EQUIPMENT complete. Thirty acre campus; sixty acre college BLESSING OF WINE The annual spring clean-up in Kansas ANNUAL In Uniontown District, Carroll farm; modern buildings; comfortable living accommodations; a well known event. City has become laboratories; library of 15,000 volumes; gymnasium; power and French Village o. St why should it be an event? Why County, Maryland. Ceremony in But heating plant. New athletic field, costing $50,000, ready for Day—Aid of Saint Marcellin's not a continuous process? the coming season. New dormitory, costing $150,000, to be Drought. By virtue of a deed of Trust from Chas. Invoked During Recently an excellent method of B. Schwartz, the undersigned trustees will completed by September 1st. keeping the streets always in repair sell at public sale on the "First" herein- after described tract or parcel of land on BOARD and TUITION $100.00. A singular custom is that observed has been put into operation. Why SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1922, in Boulbon-en-Provence, a village in can't something of this kind be made Prospectus for 1922-23 on application 7-7-10t valu- Bouche,s-du- at 2 o'clock, P. H., all the following the department of the to apply to the cleaning not only of able real estate. Rhone, near the town of Aramon, streets but of yards, lots and other First; All that tract hr parcel of land containing France, so famous for its red wines. places that demand attention? There 153 ACRES, 3 ROODS and 13 SQ. PER., year, on St. Marcellin's day, Is provision for street cleaning, of Every more or less, improved by a large Col- that is on the first of June, there is course. But the street-cleaning forces onial mansion of 15 rooms, slate roof and a procession of bottles. About 7 do not receive the encouragement and 5 cellars, a large bank barn, wagon shed, Illsoons7 pump -house, chicken house, with water at while the bells GIVES REMEDY evening, STOMACH o'clock in the help they ought to have. Their work house and barn. The land is in a high at full pitch, the men— difficult by state of cultivation with about 50 acres Asked for a Ticket. are ringing often is nullified or made alone—assemble and in a pro- meadow, and a fine spring stream of wa- the men the carelessness of individuals who ter running through property. ten years since they had seen each cession march to a distant chapel, ev- throw papers and various kinds of ref- Second. All that tract of land contain- W ing „TO FELLO his best SUFFERERS other. ery one carrying a bottle of use where they will be most unsightly . . 126 ACRES, 3 ROODS and 34 SQ. PER., -Aren't you lost?" asked Grace, at wine. and generally objectionable. days later by me such relief." A few he held her bottles, after more or less, improved a new frame krs. Smithey, Columbus, 0., Gives Her a loss for words, while The cure blesses these Keeping a city beautiful and clean dwelling, S rooms, slate roof and cellar; Mrs. Smithey wrote again: "Re- eyes so compellingly. which the participants drink a gulp all the year around does not stop with new bank barn, double hip roof, cyclone Friends Quick Stomach Relief with ceived the two boxes of your Cap- frame 43x90 feet; new granary and im- sules and as I have several friends on here for a visit. And this wine while the priest chants "I'm just of the operation of any city department. plement shed; poultry and hog house. All Jaques;Little Wonder Capsules here who are bothered with their you?" psalms. It becomes a part of the civic duty of buildings are new, painted and with grav- - — stomach I have given almost all my es.• , at buildings. The land • ad- • At the end of the ceremony the every individual; it must be checked ity water system the value of Capsules away for them to try; sal "Oh—it's a long story with me," h state of cultivation and very The best proof of village, this time any remedy is the readiness with send me two more boxes for which mitted Grace. cortege returns to the up' to every home as well as to a isproi,unlcseatih•ig. which those who are helped by it you will find stamps -enclosed. the gathering following the banner of St. Marcellin. health or street cleaning department. Third. All that tract of land containing And then, urged by recommend it to their friends. Please send at once as I do not want one goes home with the 18 ACRES, 3 ROODS and 19 SQ. PER., string of expectant patrons of the mov- And then every It may become a matter of habit with Those who have suffered the to get out of them." is only opened in more or less, improved by a frame dwell- Wonder Capsules ing picture house, the man disap- precious flask, which the people. It should beaarompted by and pangs and tortures of indigestion 'Jaques' Little ing with 7 rooms, with furnace heat indigestion, dyspepsia, flatu- case of fever, stomach trouble or other for of neigh- and other outbuild- and dyspepsia are qnick to ac- relieve peared. pride; a regard the rights running water; barn of the stomach, acid ings. The laud is iii excellent condition, knowledge the prompt relief given lence, catarrh old friend?" asked the elevator indispositions. bors; for what visitors may think of heartburn and "An very productive and well watered. by a brief use of Jaques' Little stomach, biliousness, rest St. Marcellin, in Boulbon-en-Prov- after eating. girl when there was a moment of the city; for the best things in respect The above properties are located on the Wonder Capsules for indigestion, heaviness and dizziness to water as he Is from to take. Simply place again. ence, is as favorable to appearance and public health.— State .Road running Westminster dyspepsia and constipation. They They are easy drought his Taneytown, in Taneytown District, Car- •one in your mouth and take a swal- more than that—in our ,to wine. In periods of Kansas City Star. are so grateful for the relief they "He was roll County, Md., and two miles from Tan- low of water. Jaques' Little Wonder across the vineyards, proper- have obtained they not only recom- School days," said Grace. bust is carried eytown. These are very desirable are made of pure gelatin formerly known as the Birnie mend this valuable stomach treat- Capsules mean- whereupon, the carriers sing, anal im- ties being promptly dissolves upon. "Oh—" broached the girl Stimulating Home Ownership. and were formerly owned by Charles ment, but in many instances buy the which Lease stomach, freeing the mediately it rains. One of the chief ways in which home B. Schwartz. capsules to give to fellow sufferers. reaching the ingly. work in restor- The several properties will be offered as • is the case with Mrs. G. G. contents to do their "We were really-truly sweethearts ownership can be stimulated is This normal:, a whole and in separate parcels, and will Smithey, 323 N. 11th St., Columbus, ing the digestive organs to those days, and then I came East Letters as Newspapers. through the education Of the general in the most advantageous manner. in be sold 0., who writes: • "Please find en- S. McKIN- then the war and George in his At one time there were no newspa- public. Of late years it has become Any one desiring a desirable home and me On sale at ROBERT and opportu- closed stamps for which send on profitable farm, here are several Wonder Taneytown; or 60 cents by uniform and the call to the front and— pers, and news had to be passed apparent to the leaders in the real es- nities. ro -.boxes Jaques' Little NEY'S, I used them last sum- postpaid from Jaques Capsule well. I married George before he left. entirely by word of mouth. tate profession that many people have TERMS OF SALE—One-third cash on the Capsules. I mail mer in Plattsburg and they gave iCo., Plattsburg, N. Y. That's all. I have never heard of Bob The first papers were in the form not purchased their homes, not day of sale; one-third in 6 months; and in 12 months. The deferred pay- this." and the earliest of these or but one-third from that day to of letters, through inability unwillingness, ments to be secured by the notes of the "But you will—if I know a chin was the "Ada Diurna" (Daily Hap- simply because of their lack of purchasers with approved security bear- from day of sale, or all cash it," laughed the girl. "And penings), published in Rome in 691 knowledge. They fear that perhaps ing interest when I see at the option of the purchaser. I saw his." B. C. they might find themselves engaged in EMORY A. SCHWARTZ, in It was the next day that Bob Mor- The last news-letter was issued a venture about which they know WELLINGTON S. RITTASE, EDWARD 0. WEANT. as by a magnet to America in 1704. This was the Bos- nothing, and hence it does not ap- ton was dragged J. N. 0. SMITH, Auct. Trustees. . MATHIAS again. several- copies of JOSEPH L the moving picture theater ton News-Letter, peal to their conservatism. The one 8-18-6t "Isn't there some time, some place, which are to be found in the collettion hest method of edaciating the public somehow that we could have a visit?" of the Boston Historical society. is by visualizing the processes in- from he asked, after talking to Grace for a The first newspaper printed v(,lved in the acquisition of a home few moments. type was called the Gazette, and was and home site. This is best done by MEMORIALS Grace was silent. She could not ask published in Bavaria in 1457, while the having representative men in the in- VOU READ the him to her tiny room. She would not first advertisement that appeared in dustries allied to home constructien 1 of a re- 1 Other Fellow's Ad ask him to the general parlor of the print was the announcement brought together at an exposition to to select the of two stolen has 300 in Stock boarding house. She did not like to ward for recovery show people at first hand what and was contained in the Lon- and what may let him take her to some place of horses, been done be accom- You are reading this one. Intelligencer in March, tinuseinent. don Impartial plished in the future and to give them That should convince you from and definite "Why couldn't you just visit—here?" 1648. authoritative information that advertising in these costs. profitable she said hesitatingly. columns is a you can see that it will Buy where A group of persons sought tickets. Saving a Bit of Time. proposition; Yorkshire Culture. business to your "It's a fine place to—to talk," Bob An American tourist in bring in the "Don't talk to me about colleges!" store. 'Ile tact that the the Goods. said, amusedly, as he took again the was very much interested advertises is glass "Now— that section of scoffed the self-made man. "Look a! other fellow place before the window. "quaint" dialect of the reason he is have a chat me! Do you suppose I would have probably WESTMINSTER, MD. isn't it?" England. He stopped to getting more business than ro- who waS been any more successful than I ton PHONE 127 "It isn't exactly my idea of—of with an old Yorkshireman. falling to you. Would if I'd had a college education?" is mance!" Grace laughed. busy cleaning some harness In the be well to give "No," admitted the professor, "but • it not Bob stepped aside again. He was stahle yard. Just then a butterfly the other fellow a chance you might have been less inclined to thinking. His time in New York was settled on the stah'?e dopr and the brag aiwut it."—Judge. ,-.140="0"".1111111BIEIMINI short. American exclaimed. "Pretty, ain't it? — "Gay says you are an old friend of Now what do you call them here?" We Shall Double Our Efforts. Ad Columns flees," said a voice at his side: ;• The obl. man made a deft shot at the To Read Your Use the RECORD'S :!ir Arthur COMM I )11y1c says Choi Bob turned hastily and took off temerity with hig eap. "Yon '‘vas a us there s an opportuiiit.: IOUork iu I in 'Ilese 'olurnns? hat. "Ah—ves—very old. From her flutterhug." he said stolidly, "het save a bit of Leaven. Nov ihiti's !•,(111:etilifli:: like it Best Results. home ...own. in fact. You—you call chaps calls them flugs to i for Leaven :—De.ton Trztns,•ript. ,-.....,...... her Gay?" time. PARIS PIG IN SECOND PLACE Detecting Remade Milk. liCROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Because of the increased use of re- Saw Vitamines at Play. -THE - made milk, manufactured from pow- surprisedifif you hear some New England Annals of 1775 Show Don't be dered or conden6a1 milk and sweet- layil:g cla!ms one of these days to French Animal Can Only Be one CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR cream butter, it has become necessary some atoms, or even elec- Classed as a "Piker." having seen France chemists devise some test that Senator -thus SundaySchool TOPIC for to trons, says the CM:in Dispatch. ivill indicate its presence in milk prod- are ready for anything since a A Paris dispatch related recently We ucts. If the curd from remade milk prominent Columbus business man that a pig fled from the Holies and I -From -- An Is dlssolved in sodium hydroxide, It has asserted that he saw some vita-' ran Ever Lesson down the Rue de Rivoli, upsetting shows a characteristic yellow color, at play the other day. He was Moody Bible Institute Monthly two gendarmes. She then went to a mines (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D. D., after standing, while natural products, lunch at a prominent club and Teacher of English Bible In the Moody department store, was carried up one eating Chicago, Ill. or products containing only a small course of the meal some Bible Institute of Chicago.) escalator, down during the another and found Obstructionist remade Copyrfght, 1922. Western Newspaper Moos. percentage of milk, do not cheese was placed before refuge in the dress-goods department Camembert 10 show this color. As little as 10 per Suddenly his attention was cap- September in the basement, where she sank into In the enactment of the final him. cent of remade milk can be detected by movements of some tiny or- LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 10 God's Commands and Our Obedience a calm slumber. This is well enough tured scenes in the United States by this test when carefully made.- on the cheese. Psalms 119:33-40 in its way and for a European pig, ganisms GOD Popular Mechanics Magazine. "Hey, waiter!" he called. "Cone TEACHING THE LAW OF "Thy statutes," "thy law," "thy but it has too many signs of accident. Senate for the passage of the commandments," "thy testimonies," It may have amused the Parisians to SOLDIER BONUS BILL, here." ever see any vitamines?" LESSON TEXT-Neh. 8:1-18. "thy word," "thy judgments," are hear about this. Perhaps it may have "Did you GOLDEN TEXT-Teach me, 0 Lord, Maryland suffered a new hu- China Adopts an Alphabet. terms which indicate the revealed will deepened their he asked when the waiter came to his the way of thy statutes; and I shall keep conviction that the China is making an attempt to sub- it unto the end.-Ps. 119:33. of God that by which life is to be rule lumiere is the mother of novel- miliation at the hands of Sen- table. stitute a phonetic alphabet for her boss; nevah did," answered REFERENCE MATERIAL-Deut. 6:4-9; measured and guided and judged. ties. But if so, they sadly mistake. ator Joseph Irwin France, "No, sah, Acts 17:1-9, 10-15; Col. 1:941. referred to present one, which comprises more Some one has forcefully The New Hampshire Gazette of Janu- the waiter. PRIMARY TOPIC-The Joy of Learning Bible in this way: "This book when by the overwhelming than 40,000 separate symbols. The there," said the man, the ary 6, 1775, contains the following ad- "Well, look God's Word. contains the mind of God, the state of new alphabet has only 60 distinct JUNIOR TOPIC-How a Whole City vertisement: "A Pig Came to the vote of 55 to 3 his amend- pointing to the cheese. "Them's man, the way of salvation, the doom characters which represent each verbal Heard God's Word. House of Mark Loud in Portsmouth them." TOPIC of sinners, and the happiness of be- ment to arrange for the sound. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR about a fortnight --The Power of the Word of God. lievers. Its doctrines are holy, its ago-the Owner may turning back of bonus pay- have him YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC precepts are binding, its histories are again by applying to the ment for veterans to assist in -Community Bible Study. true, and its decisions are immutable. said Loud." The conscientious Loud, Read it to be wise, believe it to be safe though feeling the greatest respect creating an educational fund It will be of interest and profit to and practice it to be holy. It con- and friendship for the pig that had present this lesson as an ideal Sun- and a chain of universities tains light to direct you, food to sup- made him a fortnight's visit, evidently day school class: port you, and comfort to cheer you. felt that he ought to go home. Noth- went down to defeat. An ob- Vote for 1. A Model Bible Class (vv. 1-6). It is the traveler's map, the pilgrim's ing is said about reward; that is left structionist to the bitter end, Assembly (v. 1). The 1. The Eager staff, the pilot's compass, the soldier's to the delicacy of the pig's owner and themselves together Senator France pitted his people gathered sword, and the Christian's charter. It must have been an exceptionally in- and "spoke unto Ezra to bring the heaven op- Here Paradise is restored, telligent pig, even for New England, to amendment against the best WM.CABELL BRUCE not a mat- of hell disclosed. book of the Law." It was ened, and the gates have left this pleasant impression on thought of his party leaders, teacher urging the class Christ is its grand subject, our good ter of the Mr. Loud. There is no evidence that class with its design, and the glory of God its and practically the judgment to come together, but the any dispatch was sent to the French end. It should fill the memory, rule For United States Senate yearning hearts requesting the teacher or English press about the of the United States Senate as the heart, and guide the feet. Read it incident, to come with God's Word. although it is slowly, frequently, prayerfully. It is far more interesting a whole. 2. The Representative Assembly than that a mine of wealth, a paradise of glory, of the Paris pig that upset (v. 2). The class was made up of the and a river of pleasure. It is given gendarmes.-J. H. S., in the Bos- The friend of the Bolshevist men, women and children. The men you in life,will be opend at the judg- ton Transcript. church-going to movement, the only voter in then did not leave the ment, and be remembered forever. It the women. Neither were the children involves the highest responsibility, the Senate against the Four left at home with nurses or to play will reward the greatest labor, and FEAST CHANGED IN MEANING Power Treaty for the peace of on the streets. God's Word should be condemn all who trifle with its sacred taught to all classes, men, women and contents." Jewish Passover Originally Agricul- the world, and the man who children. To a book like this, God's Book, the tural Festival-Now Refers Di- "Hoped to God for the success 3. An Appreciative Assembly (v. 3). only sane and safe attitude is that of rectly to Escape From Egypt. of the Democratic Party-, thus Their ears were attentive from morn- committal and yieldedness. Such ac- ing to midday. So eager were they tion, springing from faith, will lead to The Jewish festival of Passover com- while appealing for the votes obedience to the command- to know God's Word that they did a life of memorates the release of tile Hebrews of Republicans of Maryland, ments of God. not get tired although the lesson from Egyptian bondage. The festival gave another example of his lasted for five or six hours. There was opens with a household ceremony, no pulling of watches in that class. CREDIT TO AMERICAN RULE called the Seder, at which a collation unfitness to represent the peo- 4. Due Reverence Shown God's is served and various religous rites ple of this state in the United Word (vv. 4, 5). When Ezra opened Affairs of Colony of Pago Pago, in the performed, including a recital of the States Senate. the Law all the people stood up. This South Seas, Declared Admirably events of the Exodus, from a special they did out of respect for the holy Managed. ritual service compiled for this occa- Uphold Republican policies book. The reason there is not proper sion. and the honor of the State of reverence for the Bible is that people According to Randolph Bedford, in Originally Passover was an agricul- are not taught to believe it is God's a recent number of Our World, Pago tural feast. At a later period it be- Maryland by voting for Word. Reverence in the house of God Pago is the "happiest community on came dissociated in part from its prim- will only be when the Bible is regarded earth." itive nature and came to refer direct- ly as God's very words. This island in the Samoan group is to the escape from Egypt, which in- in the JOHN W. GARRETT1 X 5. They Joined Heartily . the southernmost outpost of American vested the festival with the new. and them in Prayer (v. 6). As Ezra led government. Little has been said highly significant spiritual message of prayer people heartily in liberty the joined about this colony of ours; probably for all mankind. In the Republican Primaries, "Amen! Amen!" bowing their saying there are a great many Americans In the synagogue the note of spring September 1 1. ground. faces to the who do not even know that we have is reflected in assigned scriptural II. A Model Bible Teacher (vv. 7, 8). it. But in our administration of its reading wherein the worshiper is re- By authority of 1. He Stood Up Where the People , affairs we have demonstrated, accord- minded that the winter is over. This THOMAS DAWSON Could See Him (v. 5). The position ing to Mr. Bedford, who is an Aus- is ill harmony with the purpose of the Political Agent and bearing of the teacher has much tralian globe trotter and journalist, Passover, which is to recall to mind to do with the attention and interest that we govern our colonies better the many miracles which were wrought the class. in IIIIIMMIE111111111111•1111 .a than we govern ourselves. behalf of the House of Jacob by the 2. He Read Distinctly (v. 8). never The total of the annual taxes lev- -slumbering guardian and keeper v.wis Teachers should take particular heed of Israel. ied on the natives is just $7. It is Israel is bidden, through to this. Much Bible reading is greatly tile annual PUBLIC SALE . with mingled feelings that one reads message of Passover, to to the discredit of the Word and the work for the eventual - OF - , of what Uncle Sam can accomplish triumph of hu- reader. manity over tile tyranny of for $7 a year if he has to. The Sam- injustice 3. Caused the People to Understand and iniquity.-Detroit News. , oan, according to Mr. Bedford, gets the Reading (v. 8). The supreme Valuable Property. for this expenditure, "protection, work, business of the teacher is to make cleanliness, electric light, good water Sing Deeds of Light Tenders. the Word of God so plain that all, old cement roads and education." The hardships The undersigned will offer at pub- and young, can understand. supply, endured by light- When Spanish influenza was raging keepers have lic sale, the following described prop- III. The Impressions Made (vv. 9- inspired the pens of through the islands of the South seas, some of our best writers. Robert erty, on 18). taking a cruel toll among the natives, Louis Stevenson, in sketching SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1922, WM CABELL BRUCE The effect of teaching God's Word the life It passed Pogo by. There was not of his grandfather, Robert Is most important. In this ease it was Stevenson, at 1 P. M., located in Uniontown. Im- a single ease entire epi- a distinguished Scotch very encouraging. throughout the lighthouse en- proved by a demic. "Pago is a long march ahead gineer, gives Some entertaining His Nomination Assures A Democratic 1. Conviction of Sin (v. 9). The Word pen FINE BRICK HOUSE, of the average western settle- pictures of their lot. of God brings conviction of sin (Acts Pacific with 8 rooms, 2 halls, 2 porches, good ment man. The first 2:37). It is quick and powerful (Heb. administered by the white lighthousekeeper in this cellar, smoke house, wood shed, chick- Senator from Maryland The per- country, 4:12). The way to get conviction of native has succeeded at no George Worthylake, at Bos- en house, a large building 30x56 ft., sonal cost efficiency of the ton light, whose first salary sin is by teaching the Word of God, to the year's corn crib, a good well of water, and was 50 pounds, was not by appealing to the emotions by American engineer; to the smooth drowned with other necessary outbuilding. Posses- PRIMARY ELECTION roads his wife and days from the day of telling death-bed stories. The people that hear his bicycle; aye, and daughter on November sion given in 30 to the 3, 1718, and this incident sale. had real cause for sorrow-they were picture show and ice cream of was the in- spiration for a Monday, September 11, 1922 far from God. They not only had be- California." ballad, the "Lighthouse TERMS OF SALE-$600. cash on Tragedy," written by Benjamin Frank- of sale, and balance October 23, come worldly and the rich were in day lin, then a boy of 1922, either by mortgage or note with their greed oppressing the poor, thirteen. In his (Published by Authority of Clarence K. Bowie, Treas.) autobiography he tells us that his approved security. but they were perplexed through HARD TO STAND MOTIONLESS brother induced him to print and sell their mixed marriages. copies of this ballad on the streets place, the follow- 2. Weeping Turned Into Joy (vv. 10- Experiments Have Proved That There Also at the same of Boston, and that it "sold wonder- ing 12). When sins have been perceived Is Invariably a Certain Sway- fully," the event being recent and :MR and confessed God would not have PERSONAL PROPERTY. ing of the Body. "having made a great noise." No His children to be sad. Continued Lumber, cutting box, good as new; copy of this ballad seems to have been mourning will not atone for the sins cutter and bells, 1-horse plow, corn In the Journal of Industrial Hygiene preserved, but the author admits it that are past. It unfits one for pres- drag, 1-horse spike harrow, hog der- W. R. Miles describes an investigation was "wretched stuff." ent tasks and dishonors a pardoning of static equilibrium as a test of mo- rick, 20-bh. bin, brick, locust posts, sand screen, troughs, chicken coops, God. Besides, joy has a salutary effect tor control. He measured the sway- brooder, shaving horse, corn sheller, upon one's entire being. ing of the body when a Fig Blossoms Inside Its Own Fruit. man tries to shoemaker bench and tools, carpenter 3. Shared Their Blessings With A peculiarity of the fig is that it stand motionless with the eyes either tools, double tree, single trees, wash- Others (vv. 10-12). Christianity is not produces its fruit first and blossoms open or shut. The apparatus used, ing machine, meat bench, wood box, good time alone; it is shar- inside the fruit, or so nearly so that having a known as an ataxiameter, consists of 13-ft. ladder, hickory wood, seasoned; with others. no ing our prosperity True an indicator fixed to the head, which, flower is perceptible to an ordi- grain sacks, horse blankets, stable joy manifests itself in giving to others. when it moves automatically records nary observer. blanket, halters and chains, set of Pure religion goes out to minister to all anterior, posterior or lateral com- Because of the peculiar structure of buggy harness, 2 buggy collars, hames THE UNIVERSAL CAR the poor (Jas. 1:27). ponents of any sway present. the fig fruit the process of pollina- and traces, blind bridle, hand axe, 2 4. The People Obeyed (vv. 13-18). He found that practice with the ap- tion cannot be accomplished either by wood saws, 2 crowbars, picks, shovels, In their acquaintance itli the Scrip- paratus made but little difference In the wind or by ordinary insects. A hoes, rakes, forks, 12-ft. extension ta- Mew Price List on tures they found that the Feast of the capacity to stand steady; that the peculiar hymen-opterous insect is an ble, sideboard, cupbor.rds, organ, par- Tabernacles had been long neglected. amount of sway recorded varied in- inhabitant of the wild figs in their lor suit, stands, chairs, dibhes, wood As soon as they understood the Scrip- versely with the efficiency of the native countries and also visits the stove, double heater, burns coal and FORD CARS wood; cook stove, with warming clos- tures they went forth to do as they neuro-museiiinr mechanism, and that cultivated varieties. It is to this in- et; kitchen cabinet, what-not, bar- had been told. They went to work and greater shut than sect alone that the pollination of the Lower than Pre-war Prices it was with the eyes rels, tubs, window screens, lanterns, kept this sacred feast in a way that cultivated sorts is due. Smyrna fig 16, 1922. open. The persons with small feet and many other articles too numerous EFFECTIVE JAN. it had not been kept since the days tend to sway more than short ones culture would be an impossibility with- to mention. PRICES ARE FOR F. 0. B. FACTORY. of Joshua (v. 17). If the Scriptures with broader feet, but many more ob- out this insect. were read and made plain many things TERMS-On all sums of $10.00 and $285.00 servations are needed to establish a under cash, all $10.00 a Chassis could be found which have not been sums above normal for persons differing in stature Difficult to Comprehend. credit of 6 months will be given by Runabout $319.00 complied with. In the keeping of this and weight. Father was trying to explain "stand- the purchaser giving notes with ap- Runabout Starter $389 00 feast they dwelt in booths, thus typi- ard time" to little Harry, but Harry proved security, bearing interest from Runabout Starter demountable rims 1414.00 fying their pilgrim character and They'd Need To. was not sure that he understood. day of sale. No goods to be remov- Touring $348.00 bringing to their remembrance the She had decided not to go to high "After all, it is no great matter," ed until settled for. journey. Touring Starter $418.00 days of their wilderness school, but to take a business course. said father. WM. H. RODKEY. Enthusiastically she told the princi- "You are now only in the fourth M. D. SMITH, Auct. 8-25-4t Touring, Starter and demountable rims $443.00 /(1 The Eyes of Others. pal of the high school the advantages grade. When you have gone to school Coupe Starter and demountable rims $580.00 It is the eyes of other people that of her choice. longer you will learn all about it." Sedan Starter and demountable rims $645.00 ruin us. If all but myself were blind, "When I get that stenography "Maybe so," said Harry, with a re- 1 S. MYERS 1, E. MYEPS Truck Pneumatic $430.00 I should neither want a fine house learned I can go right out and get to assuring smile. "The teacher says Tractors $395.00 nor fine furniture.-Franklin. he private secretary to some big man," that even lots of eighth-grade boys DENTISTS she said. and girls don't understand longtitude Our Faultc. The principal, knowing the girl, and gratitude."-Wayside Tales. 73 E. Main St. We confess small faults, in order to asked: "How about instruction in WESTMINSTER, MD. TaneytownCarage, Co. insinuate that we have no great ones. English? Do they give any courses in Woman's High Importance. --Rochefoucauld. spoken or written English at your busi- Nitrous Oxide & Oxygen X-Ray The woman's cause is man's. They 11-4-tf ness school?" rise or sink together; dwarfed or god- LADY ATTENDANTS Man. "Sure," the girl asserted. "They like, bond or free; if she be small, Phone 126 Man is a reasoaing rather than a learn you to talk and write correct."- slight-natured, miserable, how shall .reasonable aniniaL-Alexander Hamil- New York Evening Post. men grow?-Tennyson. ton. - - Subscribe for The RECORD Hundreds of squirrels fell victims ! Some Gcod Short Ones. Fine Small Farm ri to the marksmenship of the mighty ! Taneytown's Leading Store' Drophead TANEYTOWN LOCALS In a talk on thrift, a banker told Fashion J iewing hunters, this week. a story about a Scotch farmer who, Machine. on frequent shopping trips in town, FOR SALE. Special, $28.75. Brief Items of Local News of Special Rev. Shipley, pastor of the Presby- would hitch his horse on Main street, terian Church, will preach Friday and having securely attached the feed i Interest to Our Home Readers. evening, at 7:45 o'clock, at the Home- bag would lift a hen from the wagon Situated 1/12 miles south of Taney------Coming services being held in Harney and tie her with a stout cord to one town, and contains shafts, in such a manner that Baltimore, is of the 42/12 ACRES IMPROVED LAND, Miss •lary George, of U. B. Church. would be able to pick up every she House, Sum- t: visiting .7;Irs. G. Walter Wilt. bit of the oats the horse might drop Large Frame Dwelling The following persons were visitors mer House and inclosed porch, with while wrestling with the feed bag. TANEYTOWN, MO. Miss Ethel Sauerhammer returned during the week at the United Breth- cistern; all slate roofs; bank barn and and near D. J. March and A southern editor threatened to Wagon Shed; Automobile, buggy r, to her school at Lansdowne, ren parsonage: Rev. and publish the name of a certain young implement shed; hog pen, large Philadelphia, on Monday evening. family, of Parkton, Md.; Rev. J. I. shed, r. man who was seen kissing a girl in small chicken house, wood New Summer Merchandise Green, of Thurmont, Md.; Miss Cora smoke house and never-failing well of Mrs. Margaret Nu1ton, who spent the park unless his subscription to the Walkersville, Md.; Mr. Allen was paid up in a week. Fifty- water. returned paper at Prices that will surprise you all. Every Dol- ten days at her home here, Green, Rev. Paul E. Holdcraft and nine young men called and paid up All buildings nearly new, and all h• evening. lars worth of Merchandise is new, fresh and to Philadelphia, Monday family, of Baltimore. the next day, while two even paid a just painted. Young bearing apple we take pleasure in kwiting you year in advance. and pear orchard. A beautiful loca- worthy. Again A company of young folks, of Bal- tion and pleasant home. Apply to— all. timore, accompanied Miss Romaine Bystander—"Did you get the num- C. H. STONESIFER, OR THE SEASONS SCORE the car that knocked you down, Special Display and Bargains Study on a visit to Wesley Hahn's, on ber of H. J. HILTERBRICK, if Taneytown Won, 20 — Lost, 7 ma dam ?" if in every Department. Sunday and Monday. Victim—'No; but the hussy that R. D. No. 1M Taneytown, Md. 8-18-4t John Vaughn is building a hand- Taneytown 3—Littlestown 1. was driving it wore a three-niece suit lined with canton crepe, ana she had Rugs and Linoleum_ some frame dwelling, along the Em- « Good Values in Summer won the return game on a periwinkle hat, trimmed with ii6111, 61-e •ti mitsburg state road. Taneytown •oraireTi4431 -4-141- Dress Goods Special prizes of all Summer from Littlestown, last Saturday 3 to artificial cherries." « In plain and fancy Voiles, all Rugs and Floor Tex. Beautiful 1. As the visitors preferred another it at--- .12 The first four days of this week, "Figuring" the Rate. Get the new shades in Organdies, patterns. pitcher, Shafer was substituted for •• have been the hottest and most op- Bonsack, and Poist caught instead of IWELLS' STORE ".• Tussues, Batistes and dotted pressive continuous four days of the Hitchcock. The change about may When Governor Peck of Wisconsin 34 Swiss, newest and best patterns Men's Fine Shoes was publishing the Sun at La Crosse, MD. if of the season, all offered at the Summer. have helped the visitors, but Shafer • TANEYTOWN, and Oxfords struck out 12 men to 4 for Cramer, Wis., Sell's circus came to town. The ii lowest prices. press agent was Charley Scott, big, What? a in tan and black tennis Shoes Mrs. Mary Barclay, of Washington, and Taneytown had 10 hits, two of • •• them three-baggers, while Littlestown bluff, and acutely sensitive to a hum- (*TOILET ARTICLES, MEDICINES° Ginghams, Percals and and Oxfords. We carry a large D. C., was a guest at the home of Mr. orous situation. He paid a visit to (4° line of Men's and Boys' Work had only 4 hits. (41 CANDIES, SCHOOL SUPPLIES i E. Madras. and Mrs. Clyde L. Hesson, from Fri- the Sun office, and, meeting Peck, Shoes, made of all leather, the Just why Taneytown did not make Just try our Atlantic City Salt H day evening until Monday evening. said: Ideal Patterns for Summer long wearing kind. Prices have more runs was likely due to hits com- Water Kisses, only 18c pound. Dresses, smooth and the "We'll want a two-column ad in 8-4-tfi = strong, guar- again been reduced. ing at unprofitable times, and to anteed fast colors. Miss L. Ada Reindollar, of Fairfield generally good fielding of the visitors. your paper." i Dr. R. F. Wes,Wells, Prop'r. N "All right, you can have the space," accompanied Miss Ada R. Englar There were but few errors on either We Sell The Men's Straw Hats. side. Umpire, Mr. Doyle. The score was the reply. Warner Bros home, last Friday, and will spend latest and kind was: "How1 much will it cost?" Rust Proof Corsets. New and styles some time here, visiting her sisters. "Just $63.50." that becomes you best. Taneytown 1-0-0-0-0-0-2-0-x= 3 in Pink and White. All guaran- Littlestown 0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0= 1 "Well, we must economize some, PRIVATE SALE Albert Baker has sold his farm and and perhaps I can get along with less teed not to break, tear or rust. OF VALUABLE Dress Shirts and Athletic mill property, on private terms, to E. Taneytown 15—Emmitsburg 7. space." Window Shades and Table G. Shockey, of Chewsville, Md., "All right." Underwear. The game in Emmitsburg, on Wed- "What will one column cost?" Town Properly! Oil Cloth through D. W. Garner, Real Estate $63.50." Fancy and plain colors in Neg- nesday, was a comedy. The Littles- "Cost you at about 10% less than marke Broker. that's only half as much as -c. ligee Shirts, with and without town Independent might have said of "But Mrs. John Ott offers for sale her value. -column ad." collars, all the new styles. it, "the home team had an off day," the two desirable town property, situated on II Rev. Wm. Duttera, D. D., of Salis- it, but will cost you just while Bonsack happened to do his "I know it St., Taneytown. This was Stylish Footwear. the said Church bury, N. C., two sons and two daugh- best. Anyway it was a chance for same," Peck. the Harry Galt the devil do you mean by formerly property. Ladies' and Children's stylish Men's and Boys' Suits. ters, spent several days here, this Taneytown to fatten its batting rec- "What lot has frontage of 66 and charging just the same for one col- The a /12 ft. Oxfords and Pumps in white to Measure Suits. week, following the funeral of his ord, about 18 hits being made. Bon- 339 ft. deep, including private alley, canvass stylish strap Sandals Made the umn as you do for two?" sack pitched 4 innings, leaving and is improved by a and Oxfords inPat.leather kidand Suits in English and conserva- father. score 12-0, with 6 strike-outs to his "Well, I'll tell you," said Peck with a genial grin. "The circus will be LARGE BRICK 10-ROOM HOUSE, two shades of Tan. Many styles tive models, of high grade ma- credit. to select from.

and =UM= terials at bargain prices. George Warner and wife, Mrs. Shafer tried it for three innings, here the 17th., and the 18th. I must Summer House, Hog Pen, and an ex- meet a draft for paper for $63.50, and tra good barn with room for 3 horses William Warner, of Washington, but was wild, striking out 1, giving 34134=1312:111======spent Labor Day at the home of Bir- 5 passes to first, and forcing in one your circus is a god-send. Your ad and buggy shed attached, another will just meet that draft." large wagon shed, large enough for 2 nie Babylon visiting their aunt, Mrs. run, Emmitsburg scoring 4 runs. Mart last two without "I'll be hanged!" ejaculated the as- large trucks; a practically new chick- Alice Hahn. Hitchcock tried the "warming up" and was liberally ham- tonished Scott. Then the humor of en house and smoke house. the situtation catching him, he added: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Hesson, mered in the first round, Emmitsburg Parties desiring to purchase a good last round "But I'll take the two columns."—To- property, should give this one their Mrs. Mary Barclay, Miss Grace With- scoring 3 more, but in the was more effective, striking out one, ledo Blade. attention. Possession will be given erow, Mary Fringer, Mary Hesson and no runs made. Scott, for Em- April 1, 1923. For further informa- I and Fringer, motored to Her- Mr. Grimes, tion; call on AUCTION Walter mitsburg, struck out 2. shey, Penna., on Sunday. as umpire, had trouble several times, PUBLIC SALE HARVEY T. OTT or brt it wasn't a game in which decis- — OF 8-25-tf S. C. OTT. Joseph Brown, wife and daughter; ions made much difference—mostly, —OF score Charles Flickinger, Charles Skinner the plays made them. The was: and wife, and Mrs. Savilla Strevig, Taneytown 0-7-0-1-4-1-2-0-0=15 Household Goods 1 of Baltimore, spent the week with 0-0-0-04-0-1-0-0=7 Watermelons and Bananas -end Emmitsburg of the late Amos Duttera, on FARM FOR SALE Clinton Foglesong and family. 0 IN TANEYTOWN DISTRICT. Farm Bureau Meeting. Tuesday, Sept. 19, Mr. and Mrs. John Smeltzer, of In- be a meeting at the old 1 o'clock, sharp Located about 3 miles from Taney- termont, W. Va., and two children, "There will at at S. C. OTT'S visited Mrs. Smeltzer's mother, Mrs. school house at Emmitsburg. Tuesday TERMS CASH. town, contains 108 acres. All good M., at Crapster, the first of this week. Lit- night, September 12, at 8 P. WM. B. DurrERA. buildings. Possession April 1, 1923. which time the "Farm Bureau, what tle Mary remained to attend school MAURICE C. DUTTERA. Satisfactory terms can be. made. Ad- and what it has done in the west, it is, 9-8-2t here, and what it can do for Frederick dress- Saturday Night, Sept. 9. I z akinty," will be fully discussed by W. E. MARTIN, Phil Knipple, a well known charac- lir Clarence Henry, of Ohio. All 331 Summit Ave., urged to be present." eraws000ltiaraerArir'••••`*-ft•""•6411•"^ ter in the Keysville vicinity, was com- farmers are 9-1-3t Hagerstown, 'Md. mitted to the House of Correction, To Democratic Voters. CHURCH NOTICES. by Jus- last Friday, for four months, Are you in favor of giving Balti- the complaint of of the PUBLIC SALE tice Davidson, on Sunday services, Church more City more representation in the residents of the neighborhood. Brethren, New Windsor. in College The undersigned. intending to quit Chapel: Mission Study Class, 8:45 A. State Legislature? housekeeping will sell in Harney, Md., on Charles G. Baumgardner and wife, M.: Sunday School and Bible Study. Millard E. Tydings, candidate for TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922, and Harry L. Baumgardner and wife, 9:45; church services, 10:45; Christ- Congress, supported such a measure at 11 o'(lock, the following personal prop- meeting. 6:45 P. M.; erty and real estate, to-wit: I HAS IT GOT YOU YET? I made an auto trip to Ocean City, ian Workers' in the State Senate, last winter. followed by song service at 7:20; OAK BED' ROOM SUITE, from Sunday morning until Tuesday I do not believe the counties are in home-made bedroom suite. 2 iron beds, preaching at 8. INFLUENZA," the epidemic that brings evening, going via Rock Hall ferry, favor of such increased representa- oak hall rack, Waterloo organ, 11-ft. ex- "SUMMER Harvest Home and Rally Day at tension table, leaf table. 6 cane-seat chairs with it all kinds of physical annoyances and which in- and returning through Delaware and Church, Sunday, tion, and for that reason I am sup- and rocker, 6 home-made plank seat work, has come over from Lon- Baust Reformed chairs. 5 rocking chairs, mattress and capacitates one for real home via Havre de Grace. September 10. Program, 9:15 A. M., I porting Frank H. Zouck, and shall pillows, comforts, quilts, sheets, 4 stands, don to attack the people of this country. Sabbath School; 10:30 A. M., Har- vote for him at the primary on Mon- 2 sinks, buffet. 2 desks, hall tree. 2 couch- You'll know very soon whether you have it or not. Mrs. John Hoagland and children vest Home sermon; 12:00 M., Dinner; es, grand-father's clock, 30 hour; mantel The symptoms of this malady are: day, Sept. 11th. clock, looking glasses, crib, sewing ma- to their home in New York, 2:00 P. M., Afternoon Service; 5:00 returned chine, coal oil stove, new, with bake ov- DYSPEPSIA, GID- P. M., Supper; 7:30 Evening Service. F. J. BRANDENBURG, en; Grand Helper range, egg coal stove, INDIGESTION, on Wednesday. Mr. Hoagland had PAINS, Berrett Dist. self-feeder stove, carpet and matting, DINESS, NEURALGIC intended coming here for them, last Regular preaching services in the ; dishes, crocks, jars, table cutlery, lamps, JAW and TOOTH TROUBLE, EX- 2 Iron kettles, pot racks, copper kettle, NERVOUSNESS and Sunday, but instead had his right arm Lutheran Church, Stinday morning grinder, and bacon TREME I tubs. Enterprise staffer, fractured in an 'auto accident. , and evening. ttntr*.••••••=2:::12ntt....•••=1••• and lard, trunks. SLEEPINESS. 2 BROOM MACHINES, Reformed Church, Taneytown—S. I To Ward Off Influenza and Other Epidemics Sunday last with carpenter tools, of all kinds; shovels, Those who spent School, 9:15 A. M.; Service, 10:15; rakes, 50 chickens, rail holder, potatoes, James H. Weishaar and wife, were: C. E., at 6:30 P. M.; Service, 7:30. THEATRE vinegar, land drag, chicken coops, grain NEW edger sacks, roller, cement tools, Jesse Crabbs and wife, and daugh- Union Prayer Service, Wednesday garden in the Reformed and seamer, trowels, hand cart, window TAKE FETTLE ters, Pauline and Anna, and son, evening, Sept. 13, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 frames, cabbage, beets, pick, saw clamp, Church. shoe stand, hoes, ladders, barrels. boves, Fettle Puts New Life in you; Makes you Fit, Jesse, Jr., of Hanover; Wm. Crabbs, Keysville—Sunday School, at 1 P. HERBERT RAWLINSON and work bench, axes, crosscut saw, maul and wedges, post iron, and many other arti- wife and sons, Marlin and Willie M.; Service, at 2. MAY McCAVOY cles not mentioned. IT IS NOT A BEVERAGE, NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR ALCOHOLIC STIMUEANT. Hossler, of Union Bridge; Roy Crabbs Uniontown, Lutheran, Mt. Union- in REAL ESTATE. of Bark Hill. 9:30 S. S.; 10:30 Worship and Ser- "Man and His Woman" 2-story frame house, 39x20-ft. containing 10 rooms, shutters on all the windows, For Sale in Taneytown by mon; 7:30 P. M., C. E. and Comedy cement walks, the lot contain about % of -1:30 S. S.; Acre improved with a stable, hog pen and The following is the Baseball sched- St. Luke's, Winters Whoa" Divine Worship. "Westward out house, all kinds of fruit, and a good ule for Saturday, and next week; 2:30 also a large St. Paul's-9:30 S. S.; 7:30 C. E. well of water near the door, Robert S. McKinney, Saturday, Hanover Red Men; Wed- cistern. U. M. Bowersox, leader. 12, CONDITIONS made known day of sale. 13th. Union Bridge; Thurs- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER DRUGGIST nesday School H. M. NULL. 9-1-2t Presbyterian, Town-Sabbath WILLIAM RUSSELL WM. T. SMITH, Auct. 9-S-4t day, New Windsor; Friday, Hanover at 10:30 and at 9:30 A. M.; Preaching, "The Roof Tree" All Stars, with Crabbe Wise, star 7:30 P. M.; Christian Endeavor, 6:45 Gettysburg College pitcher. All games P.M. at 1 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 FOR SALE. next week, at 4 o'clock. Piney Creek—Sabbath School, P. M.; Preaching, at 2 P. M. SHIRLEY MASON (For The Record.) U. B. Church, Harney—S. School, in Six Acres of Land, of best quality, Those who visited at the home of Preaching, 10:00 A. M.; at 9:00 A. M.; "Little Miss Smiles" along hard road, just out of town. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Valentine and Y. P. S. C. E., at 7:30 P. M. Would make a fine building location. Town—S. School, 130; Preaching, family, Sunday, were; Charles Welty in writing. 2:30; Y. P. S. C. E., Saturday evening, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 For particulars apply to wife and daughter, Agnes, and John at 7:30. TOM MIX LOCK BOX 128, 1,0 AUCTION Manns and wife, of Westminster; B. members of the "Dorcus Sew- The "Night Horseman" Taneytiown. Welty, wife and son, Clyde, and ing Circle" will hold a cake and candy building on Sat- daughter, Bessie; Harry Fleagle, wife sale in the Fireman's urday evening, beginning at 5 o'clock. Night, Sept. 9 and son, Clyde, Lloyd G. Ohler and Transfers & Abatements.:mr Saturday wife, George Devilbiss, wife and Associate Justice John H. Clarke daughter, Mary Grace, and John Mort of the Supreme Court, has resigned. See my Exhibit The Burgess and Commissioners he . and wife. He gives as his chief •reason that will sit at their office in the municipal Extra . believes "the future of the United at the Fair. building , Tuesday and Wednesday i 50 Bunches States depends on the entrance of 7:30 p. • Brown and friend, Miss evenings, Sept. 19 and 20, from • Howard America into the League of Nations," of mak- Gladys Sumersgill. of Kane, Pa., who until 9 o'clock, for the purpose e and to help bring about that viewpoint ing transfers and abatements. Fine Bananas i spent a week visiting the former's HAROLD L. NULL, • will be one of the objects of his res- ALBERT J. OHLER, Burgess. . . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown ignation. WAYNESBORO, MD. CLYDE L. HESSON, Clerk. 9-8-2t . . and family, returned Tuesday, Aug. . Pine, poplar. and other ordinary Cylinder Re-grinding and General . 29, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Al- Taneytown Grain and Hay Market. . Also Watermelons .• soft woods can be converted into hard Machine Work. Cylinder Rings, Bear- • len Brown and son,, Walter; Mr. and comparable in all respects to • wood and Expansion Ream- .90 • Mrs. Mervin Wantz and daughter, mahogany, ebony and the like, under ing Reamers, Wheat a Wheat .90@ .91) • Lucille, to visit 0.. G. Brown and a new German invention, it is said. ers. • of an apparatus, Corn .65@ • . wife, traveling - by autos over Penn. The device consists .70@ .70 a W• M. OHLER hydraulic in naturd, which Compresses, Rye a • flig,hway. the distance from Taney- .40@ .11 the wood to the point where it is so. Cc's ea 9.00(d) 9.00 •0 *00 *!AI. t. 9_ It•.,-.,_ tL. 11 tt-f..”...”..9"..tt Ittl_11_9_,..A. 4....--t• • • 2 town to Kane, being 298 miles. heavy it will sink in water. Subscribe for the RECORD