be tat S I1HLING GALT,EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR ESTABLISHED OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY TERMS- 1.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE \TOT,. XXXVIII .EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1916 NO. 26 PERSONALS. FROM THE COUNTY. Mr L. E. '0( tter is visiting in Balti- STATE CONDENSED. LOCAL BREVITIES. Fire, thought to have been caused more. As the result of a fight last Friday Miss Marion by a spark from a thrashing engine, Hoke entertained at Messrs. Charles R. Hoke and W. D. night between William R. Ripple and Five Hundred destroyed Saturday the large bank barn Thursday afternoon. Cell flower were in Frederick on Mon Manse Wolford, locomotive firemen at on Mrs. Arthur Potts' term, near New Mr. Samuel Rowe is having the ex- da the Western Maryland Railway power Market, entailing a loss of about $3,- terior of his residence on West Main Mr. Walter Peppler, of Forrest Park, shops at Hagerstown, Ripple died Sat- 000. The blaze was discovered by Mrs. street, repainted. Md., st ent the week end with Mr and urday morning at the Washington Hos- J. E. Kinsey, wife of the tenant. Two Mr. J. M. Kerrigan is having a new Mrs. A M Peas rson. He was accom- pital, Hagerstown, from a fractured calves, about 75 tons of hay and 500 slate roof put on his residence on East palied home by Mrs. Peppier who spent skull. bushels of wheat also were lost. The Main street. the past week with her parents. The reassessment of Washington farm had recently been sold to Eugene Misses Carrie and Eva Rowe enter- Mrs. 0 A. Horner and Miss Eliza- county property will begin, Monday, Sponseller, of Frederick. tained their friends at "Five Hundred" beth Horner returned to their home, October 9. The assessors recently ap- Speeding at on last Thursday evening. Monday, after having spent the summer lively rate, four Bruns- Friday. Almost all of these who went down pointed by the County Commissioners wick men were A dog belonging to Boyle Bros., was months in Lynn. Mass tossed from their auto- The feature of the early stock market were more or less hurt have been ordered to appear on the mobile near Jefferson Tueseay morning run over and instantly killed by a large Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dubel and daugh- was the extraordinary demand for Convoyed by the United States bat- date and receive instructions. shortly before 1 o'clock when the left touring car on Sunday evening. ter, Anne, of Hagerstown, spent Sun- securities of practically all the iron and tleships Minnesota and Vermont, the in- Arrangements are being made by rear tire bursted, turning the car en- Mr. Luther Wertz has returned to his day with Mr. and Mrs James Hospei- steel manufacturing companies. terned German cruisers Kronprinz Wil- which St. Michaels, its business houses tirely over. The injured are Joseph home near Emmitsburg, from the Cham- horn. The University of Pennsylvania beim and Prinz Eitel Friedrich arrived and residences will be lighted by elec- Helzer, Thomas Longbrake, and Mes- bersburg hospital, where he underwent Miss Thompson, of Charlestown, W. opeeed its one hundred and seventy- at the Philadelphia navy yard from tricity furnished from the municipal el- srs. Smith and Kidwell. an operation for appendicitis. Va., is visiting Mrs. Robert Gillelan. sixth academic year with a total enroll- Norfolk. ectric plant at Easton. The town of Work on clearing Mr. Joseph Topper, of Syracuse, N. the site for the ment of 8,700 students. Monday. Royal Oak too probably will be lighted Bishop John G. Murray is to be a Y , is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. new Frederick postoffice was commenc- delagate from Maryland to the Protes- Col. William P. Evans, U. S. A., re- Three-hundred and fifty-four retired with electricity furnished in Easton, as Jacob Topper. ed Monday morning and is to be com- tant Episcopal church convention to be tired, died at Washington at the Minnesota school teachers got their first well as private farmhouses on the line Miss Faenie Hoke has returned from pleted within 30 days. There are four held in St. Louis on October 11. Soldiers' Home, of which he was quart- pension from the state fund. Minnesota which is to be built between Easton a visit to her sisters in Carlisle, Pa. buildings to be demolished ermaster. He saw service in the Indian is one of 33 states in the Union now pen- and St. Michaels. The exterior woodwork at Hotel Miss Lillian Gelwicks, of Detroit, A general reduction of the electric campaigns, in Porto Rico and the sioning their teachers. An inspection of two rooms at the Mondorff is being repainted. The back Mich , is visiting her mother, Mrs. light rates throughout Frederick county buildings are also undergoing extensive Phillippines. Henry Ford, automobile manufactur- Maryland Avenue School, Cumberland, Daniel Gelwicks has been ordered by the board of direc- repairs. Sir William Henry Dunn was elected er and peace advocate, reiterated to last Friday revealed that 20 pupils out Mr. Gordon Propf, of Westminster, tors of the Hagerstown and Frederick Lord Mayor of London. President Wilson at a conference at of 100 were infected with diptheria Miss Belle Rowe tendered a delight- Md., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Railway Company. The new schedule Shadow germs. Eight fully developed cases ful porch party at her home on East Edwin Chrismer this week. of rates soon Colonel Roosevelt made vehement Lawn that he was supporting will be filed with the Pub- have been discovered in this school dur- Main street, in honor of Miss Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. lic written protests to Chairman Willcox of him for re-election, although a Republi- Adam Dukehart, Mr. Service Commission and will become ing the last week. Hack, of Baltimore, on last Thursday the Republican National Committee can in the past. Mr. Ford spent several and Mrs. Clarence Sanders and Miss effective November 1. In Frederick evening. against the circulation of his portrait hours with President Wilson and took John Anti has instituted suit at Hag- Katie Dukehart, of Rouzerville, spent city proper the maximum rate will be along with those of Charles lunch with him. erstown against the Cumberland Valley Although there was an unusually Sunday here with relatives. reduced from 10 to 9 cents a kilowatt E. Hughes and William H. Taft Railroad Company for $15,000 damages large crowd in town Saturday night Mr. Alexander Colliflower who spent hour. With the discount of this will on a campaign Eight persons were killed and more button. for personal injuries received one year there was little if any disorder and no last week with his parents, Mr. and make the net rate approximately 8i a than 53 injured, several probably fatal- ago Friday while working at the com- arrests were made. There were two Mrs. W. D. Colliflower, has returned kilowatt hour, or the same rate as now William Knoblock,the prisoner who es- ly when a switch engine pushing two pany's icehouse in Hagerstown. He policemen and one constable on duty. to Altoona. in effect in Baltimore city and within caped from the Federal penitentiary at freight cars crashed into a crowded fell into a cavity in the layers of ice The Pennsylvania quarantine was Mrs. J. M. Kerrigan has returned one-half cent a kilowatt hour of the Atlanta, Ga., in company with Robert street car at Forest avenue and De- and was seriously hurt. lifted at 12 o'clock Sunday night. This from a visit to Baltimore. rate in Hagerstown. The new rates Fay, convicted of conspiring to destroy quinder street on the East Side, in De- Chief Judge Albert means that all automobiles, whether Mr. Guy Sebold, of Baltimore, is are on the sliding scale, running from ships carrying munitions to the Entente troit, Mich. Constable, chair- visiting his father, Mr. John D. Sebold. 9 cents to 4 cents Allies, was arrested in New York. man of the committee of the Diocese containing children or not, will be able a kilowatt hour In Several hundred women of New York Rev. and Mrs. H. P. Fox, of Balti- Middletown, Braddock of Easton, Protestant Episcopal Church, to pass over the Mason—Dion line Heights, Myers- Suit for $8,000.000 damages was filed and other cities, many of them promin- more, spent Tuesday in Emmitsburg. ville, Walkersville, appointed to help raise the $5,000,000 without being "held up." Jefferson and other in Ch'cago against the America Tele- ent in civic affairs as well as social Messrs. H. M. Warrenfeltz and J. W. sections of the county pension fund for the relief of aged cler- The Sewing Club opened its season served by the phone and Telegraph Company by the circles, attended a breakfast in New Kerrigan spent Thursday in Harrisburg. Security plant of the gymen, called a meeting of the com- when it met at the home of the Misses Hagerstown and Chicago Tunnel Company, which oper- York City in honor of a corps of 25 Mr. and Mrs. J Stewart Annan, Frederick Railway mittee in the Courthouse at Easton, Bernadette and Mary Eckenrode Tues- Company the maxi- ates an automatic telephone company women speakers who later boarded the Misses Anna and Alice Annan motored mum rate will be last Friday. day evening. The club will meet once reduced from 12 to 11 here. The suit, which charges breach women's campaign train for Hughes to Harpers Ferry, Staunton and Middle- cents a kilowatt George I. Richardson, a week during the winter months. hour, with a sliding of contract, is the outgrowth of the for a month's campaign tour of 28 died at his res- town, Va., this week. scale rate down to 6 idence in Lutherville, Md., cents. failure of the American company to States. Sunday from The mahogany fixtures for the new Mrs. Holland and daughter, Rebecca, Frank H. a complication of diseases incident to building of the Emmitsburg Savings Zouck chairman of the consummate a deal for the purchas( of It was announced in New York that and Mrs Rebecca Stone, of Frederick, State Roads old age. Mr. Richardson was in the Bank, arrived the first part of the Commission, President the automatic for $6,300,000. Billy Sunday the Evangelist will start are the guest of Mrs. J. Brooke Boyle. Frank M. Stevens, employ of a large life insurance com- week and have been put in place. The Frederick County Fire in the Anderson-Tully Lumber his revival in that city during April, Miss Eleanor Hack returned to Bal- Commissioners, have pany for 53 years, and has sold over marble work is nearing completion and announced that Company's yards, two miles north of May and June 1917, in the auditorium timore this week after spending some- the toll gates on $6,000,000 of insurance, $1,000,000 of it the tile flooring will shortly be laid. the Buckeystown, Vicksburg, Miss., destroyed 9,000,000 to be built for that pupose. time in Emmitsburg the guest of the Washington having been solicited by him after he and Urbana pikes, pur- feet of lumber, worth The new Glove factory opened for Misses Annan She was accompanied $250,000. The fifth annual convention of the reached 70 years of chased by the State, would go up with- age. business on Monday in the Gelwicks home by Miss Gertrude Annan. Saturday. Investment Bankers' Association of in the next thirty days. President Lulu B. Eddins. aged 2 years of building, East Main street. Five oper- Mrs. Frank Linn, sister and dauehter, America, attracting about 500 bankers Stevens said Mr. Zouck stated it was the J. P. Morgan, whose banking firm is Westminster fell last week from the ators reported the first day, but since of Pittsburgh, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. from all parts of the country, began desire of the commission to have the financial and purchasing agent from the second story of a porch to the ground opening the force has been augmented. Edward Linn, near town. regular session in Cincinnati. titles to the roads transferred and the British Government, and Walter Hines and fractured her skull and died five Mr. Harry Low is foreman. At pres- Mr. Heitshew, of Baltimore, visited Aimaro Sato,recenty appointed Japan- gates up as soon as possible, so that Page, American Ambassador to Great hours later. Roscoe Goodwin, aged 2 ent the factory will fill canvass glove in Emmitsburg, this week. ese Ambassador to the United the people would have free toll. Work Britain, were among the passengers States to years, Winfield, while playing near his contracts for a Baltimore firm. Mr. Charles Slagle and Mrs. Mae of examining who sailed for succeed Baron Chinda, arrived from home, fell the titles to the three England today on the against the cellar door and Bishop John Gardner Murray, of Bnffiington and daughter, Regina spent highways is American Liner Japan on the Yokohama Maru. broke his neck, now under way, and as New York. dying instantly. the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Tuesday in Middleburg. soon Seven as this is finished, the toll gates Gov. Frank E. Willis, his wife and men fought, a revolver battle Cumberland has already raised :$700, Maryland, Miss Ruth Gillelan spent several days will ask that a suffragon will be abolished daughter were injured in over the "sale" of a woman for $200 in 000 of the $750,000 needed for the Kel- in Baltimore, this week. Delaware, bishop be appointed to assist him, when While hundreds of spectators Ohio, in an automobile accident. a suburban roadhouse, Chicago with the ly-Springfield Tire Company plant which the Mrs. Carson P. Frailey and son Carson crowd- They diocesan convention meets in Balti- ed the courtroom, were thrown out of a taxicab result that one of the men was shot to is to be located in Cumberland, and to- Grey Frailey have returned in Frederick, the when it more early in November, it was an- to Washing- jury, crashed death and another was wounded probab- day an election will be held on the (Continued after deliberating but 20 minutes, into a city street car and motor- prop- nounced on Monday. Bishop Murray's on page 6.) ly fatally. osition to returned a verdict last Friday after- truck at a sharp turn on a grade. issue $500,000 of bonds for (Continued on page 6.) street, sewer, water noon of "not guilty" in the case of The War Department Tuesday. and other im- NO NATION AS PROSPEROUS, ordered the provements Mrs. Nettie M. Hickman, who, on Thirty-third which the company requires PRESIDENT WILSON IS FOR FEDERAL BANK OFFICER SAYS June Regiment of Infantry. Damage of $750,000 was caused by 9, shot and killed to be made in the annex where the her husband, William Troops A and B of Cavalry, Field Hos- fire in the packing plant of Morris & THE MASS OF THE PEOPLE Hickman. plant will be located. Wealth of United States Forty Billion. — pital No. 1, Ambulance Company No. 1, Co., at Omaha, Neb. Struck by a train of the Maryland & He is Perfectly Willing to Use The Never Again Will There Be a Cur- Frederick County Commissioners, or one company of engineers and Signal Viscount James Bryce, former Am- Pennsylvania Railroad, William Patter- Rich to Beat the Riches and Aria- at least a majority of the board, Corps, Batteries A and B of Field Ar- rency Famine Like 1907. have bassador to the United States, address- son, of Baltimore, again taken the bit tillery, all of was killed Monday tocracy.—But He Is Not An "No nation the world in arranging for a Michigan,to the border. ing the Congregational Union at London in has ever en- new night at Baruums Station, near Belair. Aristocrat. assessment of real estate, to begin decried the spirit joyed the prosperity that this country The Hotel Normandie-by-the-Sea, N. of hate against the The National Wholesale Druggists' on October 9. They have appointed the Germans "Life," the New York weekly, once now enjoys," said Charles Hamlin, J., was totally destroyed by fire. There and the talk of a lasting trade Association convention opened Monday tax supervisors and other officials, and, war. critic of Mr. Wilson, has undergone a member of the Federal Reserve Board, was no occupants other than a caretak- morning at the Emerson, Baltimore, in defiance of orders of the State Tax change of opinion, and in the issue of in a speech before the Institute of Ac- er. The loss is estimated at $75,000. The seismograph at Georgetown with about 400 delegates present from Commission, have instructed them to last week ventures the opinion that the countants. The War Department announced that University recorded two earthquake all sections of the country. This is the assess real estate at 70 per cent of its President is the greatest American pro- "I estimate that the wealth of the the First Regiment of New York Field shocks at a distance of about 3,900 forty-second annual meeting of the as- value. The state commission insists gressive since Thomas Jefferson. It United States has increased the last two Artillery and the Tenth miles from Washington, sociation, and because of upon a full valuation on Pennsylvania the fact that says: years by 40 billion dollars. Bank deposits a "uniform there are a and fair basis." Infantry had been designated to return The Interstate Commerce Commission number of important mat- "He is perfectly willing to use the have increased between 6 billion and 7 from the Mexican border immediately. began an investigation ters relating to the drug trade to be It is claimed that a full assessment of railway mail rich to beat the riches and aristocracy. billion dollars and the stock of gold has pay which is expected discussed an unusually large attend- of real estate in Frederick county would Two more men and two women were to end the fight "Jefferson fought the Federalists, in- increased more than 700 million dollars. between the Postoffice ance is expected before the convention cause the county school fund to over- arrested by agents of the Department Department and cluding most of the rich and respect- Since the first of the year the importa- the railroads of the ends. flow. Under a local law the commis- of Justice in a raid on a private apart- United State over able of the country; Jackson fought tions of gold have amounted to 460 mil- claims by the It was officially announced Monday sioners are required to impose annually ment in Chicago and held in connection railroads that they are the United States Bank; Lincoln fought lion dollars. carrying that the Western Maryland a minimum tax of 40 cents on with the operations of the Mann act the mails at a loss. Railway the slave-holding aristocracy and all its Mr. Hamlin said he felt that this time the $100 would spend approximately for school purposes. blackmailer's syndicate recently brought Edward Leet convicted blackmailer $300,000 at allies; Roosevelt fought—here and was one in which American business Under the state Cumberland school-fund law to light by Federal officers. of Edward Lauterbach, in the near future in estab- there—the trusts, the railroads, the men ought to be conservative Frederick county, prominent law- in order lishing repair shops to take care of all bankers, off and on, to under a full assessment, would pay for Sunday. yer and former chairman of the Re- but Roosevelt is an prepare for the inevitable reaction. car repairs over the entire system. more than it receives in the distribution, publican county committee, was sen- aristocrat and has compassionate bowels Commending the federal reserve system, Loyal Farragut, son of the late Ad- The industry will give employment to which is now the case with Baltimore tenced to from four to eight years at for his own kind. he said that in the future no business miral David Glasgow Farragut, died at 500 additional men. Twenty city and county, and which hard labor at Sing Sing by Judge Nott, new tracks "But Mr. Wilson is not an aristocrat. man who deserves credit will fail to get has been his home, Ashfield, Mass., will be the case with of heart in General Sessions built to take care of over 500 He has fought, according to his lights, it. "Never again will this country Frederick county in a at New York. see disease at the age of 73 years. cars a month. All repair work now against the exploitation limited degree. Two street cars collided on a bridge of the bodies a collapse of credit such as we have The strike of 150 gravediggers done at Union Bridge, Hagerstown and and Frederick county placed the first ob- in in Cleveland, Ohio, causing energies of the common people to often seen in the past," he declared. the bridge other points will be done at stacle to a state-wide Calvary Cemetery, New York City, to Cumber- defend the interests and investments of "Never again will there be a currency reassessment by collapse. Several deaths resulted and land. (Continued an page 2.) was settled today with a victory for the the prosperous. At the start he would famine such as we experienced in 1907. more than thirty persons were injured. (Continued from page 2.) workmen. not fight in Mexico to defend American I am convinced from a careful review It was announced in Chicago that Wonderful Increase In Automobiles. United States SenatorJ ames P. Clarke, Mrs. investors; he would not take sides with Of the situation that the great prosper- Chicago garment workers, numbering Woodruff Elected Toastmistress. president pro tempore of the United Rockefeller in the Colorado strike; he ity of the country is only a forerunner Samuel L. Rogers, director of the 20,000, will work only 48 hours a week The banquet committee for the second States Senate, died at his home in Lit- helped reduce the tariff; he alleviated of greater prosperity in the future." census announces that in the past five without a reduction in pay after De- biennial convention of the International tle Rock, Ark. Senator Clarke suffered the domination of the money trust; he American business men, aided by the years manufactures of automobiles and cember 1, and 50,000 packing-house Federation of Catholic Alumnae, to be a stroke of apoplexy Friday and never would not get us into the war, even Federal Reserve Bank system, will be automobile parts shows an increase of laborers will get an increase of 2i cents held in Baltimore during the latter part regained consciousness. after the Lusitania, though he did risk able successfully to withstand the shock 153.9 per cent. Preliminary statistics an hour on a10-hour day. of November, met last week at the doing so, and though all 'society' want- of European competition after the war, show that the value of these products The Mexican-American Joint Commis- home of the chairman, Mrs. Henry M. Violence which is ruthlessness sur- ed to get in, and he would not side with declared Mr. Hamlin. in 1914 was $632,831,000, an increase sion met at Atlantic City. Walker, and elected as toastmistress of of passed that of the most riotous days of the railroads against the brotherhoods. $383.629,000 over 1909. Materials cost General Galusha Pennypacker, the New York the banquet Mrs. Cara J. Woodruff, United traction strike, began to "This man is for the mass of the With daily bathing crowds ranging $356,208,000, an increase of 170.6 per wife of Dr. Charles S. Woodruff, of 211 States Army, retired, died in the Jeffer- mark the war between the big milk people. He really is a great Democrat. from 40,000 to 80,000 persons, Atlantic cent, and value added by manufacture son Hospital, dealers East Mount Royal avenue, Baltimore. Philadelphia, from a com- and the up-state farmers. He is a good hand to nip the tariff City has attained the remarkable record was $276,623,900. plication Among the committee members present of diseases which were the out- Strong protest has been made to the cobra, the banking adder, the railroad Of not having a single drowning this Persons engaged in the industry num- come at the meeting were: Mrs. J. Melt, Jr., of the many wounds received in State Department by the British and boaconstrictor when that is necessary. eaason. Nine hundred and eleven bath- bered 145,951, an increase of 71 per Frederick Academy of the Visitation, the Civil War. He was 72 years old. French Embassies against the action of It is his nature to fight these creatures. ers were dragged from the surf to date. cent. over 1909.Capital invested amount- and Mrs. Bruce Walker and Miss M• A section of the floor of the First the Carranza Government in Mexico in It was not Roosevelt's nature to fight ed to $417,730,000, an increase of 134.5 Hubert St. Joseph's College, Emmits- Presbyterian Church of Johnson City, seizing the assets of British and French them. He could slash around among In New York State there are 42,852 per cent., and salaries and wages paid burg. N. Y., fell in during the dedication cere- banking institutions in the Mexican them on occasions, but he enjoyed their silos with an average capacity of 65 aggregated $139,453,000, an increase of monies carrying about 250 people to the capital. John D. Rockefeller's wealth has society. His notion of government was bons. 139.7 per cent. cellar below, a drop of eighteen feet. Continued on page 2 reached a billion. always government by aristocracy." 2 reltIg (Clironicle

FROM THE COUNTY. STATE CONDENSED. For a Muddy Complexion. IT MAY BE THAT YOU S. (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from page 1.) Take Chamberlain's Tablets and adopt are among the number who intend- claiming that the State Tax Commis- a diet of vegetables and cereals. Take The fifteenth annual convention of outdoor exercise daily and your corn ed to settle for your subscription and sion was powerless to act under existing the Federated Catholic Societies of All- plexion will be greatly improved within who overlooked the last notice re- questing all those who are in arrears laws. The Court of Appeals sustained egany County was held at Cumberland a few months Try it. Obtainable everywhere. **Advertisement. oct 6-1m to make a settlement. the State Tax Commission. Sunday. The finance committee re- Commissioner Humm stated that the ported the order in a flourshing condi- county will keep the roads in good con- tion, with more than $1,000 on hand dition until the State has sufficient for the building fund of La Salle Insti- funds on hand to begin the rebuilding tute. work. It is not the purpose of the Hazing has been done away with at GREAT FREDERICK FAIR county commissioners to make any im- Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. provements to the highways, but sim- The class entering this year is slightly ply to keep them in a good state of re- larger than ordinarily, but, for the first pair for traffic. time in four years, the academic stu- Protect Yourself Charles E. Wilhide, of near Thur- dents and not the technical, are in the OCTOBER 17, 18, 19, 20, 1916 mont son of Arnold Wilhide, also of majority. Thurmont died last week of Bright's The Holy Name Society demonstra- Against Illness Disease, aged 54 years, 1 month and 10 tion, which will be held in Baltimore on Grounds Enlarged and Improved. New days. He is survived by his father, Sunday, October 15, promises to be the Arnold Wilhide, his widow, Mrs. Mar- largest ever held in Baltimore. The Subway Under Track for Automobiles You may be enjoying the best of health today. There may come a tha Wilhide, one brother and five sis- societies of this section will sing hymns and siege of illness. ARE YOU PREPARED FOR IT? ters, and the following sons and daught- while marching. Every member will Pedestrians. Doctor's bills and enforced idleness ers: Clarence M., of Shippensburg, carry a pennant or an American flag. are expensive. When you have a Pa.; Ernest C., Bessie M., Nettie M , The official pennant will be a blue field bank account you are prepared to combat illness. Eddie, Leo, Thada, Glenna, Walter, with the letters H. N. S. in white. Big Can you conceive of anything more tragic than a long period of illness Barnice, Lloyd and Paul living at home. The starting time of the parade will be Free Vaudeville Program Without any funds? For the second time this fall a wheat 2 o'clock sharp, and every society will Balloon Ascension and Parachute Drops embargo has been declared by Freder- be in line by 1.45 o'clock. ick county dealers. The ban on the Sheriff Isaac S. Long and deputies Interesting Midway. Harness and Running Races Therefore, if You Haven't a Bank purchase of wheat for an indefinite per- are going through Washington county iod went into effect Monday night at notifying storekeepers and other deal- Account, Start One Today 12 o'clock. Local dealers are buying ers maintaining punchboords and sell- Special Trains and Reduced Fares on all Railroads. milling wheat in very small quantities. ing on Sunday to stop, as they are vio- M. E. KEFAUVER, President. 0. C. WAREHIME, Secretary. They have an ample stock on hand. lating the law. The punchboards are Heavy buying is for this reason unnec- barred by order of State's Attorney We Pay 4% On Time Deposits essary. Omer T. Kaylor. Recently in a numb- 1MMIIMMIM11111•1111111MMIMMIIIINEMIl Ways and Means of bettering the er of country stores candy, cigarettes, ANNAN, HORNER & CO., Bankers. sanitary conditions of the rural schools soda water, etc., have been sold on of Frederick county formed the chief Sunday. Dealers were warned that if ESTABLISHED IN 1882 .topic for discussion Wednesday at the the law was violated after warning had BE PREPARED Oct regular monthly meeting of the mem_ been given indictments would be found. TO ATTEND bets of ths Frederick County School Harmony Methodist Episcopal Church Board of School Commissioners. Under South, Royal Oak, Md., of which the the present system in vogue in Freder- Rev. R. L. Wittig is pastor will cele- FORD PRICES ick county there are no janitors employ- brate Saturday and Sunday the fiftieth THE GREAT INTER-STATE ed for the rural schools. Trustees of anniversary of its founding. the various schools are authorized to For The new public night school was eper- 1917 Models see that the grounds and the out-build- ed at Hagerstown Monday evening with ings of rural schools are in a sanitary FAIR an enrollment of 27. Walter S. Fahan- AT HAGERSTOWN TOURING CAR RUNABOUT condition. ey is teacher. Hours of school are Of forty-one schools visited by Super- from 7 to 9, and all children over 13 and intendent G. Lloyd Palmer, during the under 16, who have completed the fifth October 10th to 13th, Inclusive $360 month, the majority had an unusual $345 grade will be admitted. high percentage of attendance. Some MARYLAND'S LARGEST FAIR teachers reported perfect attendance. Including license fees and fines, the A Wonderful demonstration of the resources of our country, embody- Coupelet $505 Town Car $595 Miss Nan L. Mildren, rural supervisor, receipts of the Motor Vehicle Commis- ing displays of the products of the Farm, Factory, Home and School- sioner's office, Baltimore for the month Racing purse, $7,000 Poultry Show largest on earth. accompanied Superintendent Palmer on Corn Show second to none. Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Swine—more Sedan $645 these tours of inspection. of September totaled $17,521.91, accord- than at any other Eastern Fair. ing to figures made public by Commis- Educational, interesting, amusing. F. 0. B. DETROIT FROM ALL PARTS OF COMPASS. sioner E. Austin Baughman, This is (Continued from nage 14 an increase of $3,610.55 over the re- BRILLIANT FIREWORKS AT NIGHT ceipts for September, 1915. Thos A. Poffenberger, President. OAKLANDS Wednesday. D. H. Staley, Secretary. The Western Maryland Fours, Model 38, 39-horsepower $1050 Plans for a parade of 3000 wives and Railway Com- children of the striking railway men in pany Wednesday placed an order for 2,- 000 steel hopper Sixes, Model 32, 35-horsepower $795 New York, either on Monday or Tues- cars with the Pullman Company, of • day next, were announced by William Pullman, Ill. The new equipment will B. Fitzgerald, one of the leaders of require an expenditure of the strike. approximately $3,000,000. The pres- ent order makes 5,000 new steel hoppers Emmilsburg Motor Car Co., Inc. The Interstate Commerce Commission which the Western Maryland has pur- is empowered to inquire into the politic- chased within the last eight months. al activities of railroads. Justice Staf- Strausbaugh's Planing Mill Last fall 3,000 hoppers were bought ford, of the District Supreme Court, from the Pullman Company, and all of decided in issuing an order compelling these have been delivered. The increas- Milton H. Smith, president of the Louis- ORRTANNA, PA. : ing coal tonnage of the Western Mary- ville and Nashville Railroad, to answer land necessitated the purchase of addi- question of Governor Folk, conselor of tional equipment. New branch lines: $ the commission. have been placed in operation touching: High Government officials deny a mining properties from which the rail- Everything in Mill Work story sent out from El Paso that Gener- way company has not heretofore drawn al Carranza was contemplating sending traffic. Still another branch will be ; TRY US FOR THOSE : an ultimatum to the United States de- finished in January and the business manding the withdrawal of General handled over this line will further aug- 0 Pershing's troops from Mexico. ment the company's fuel traffic. 0, Doorslash, Window Frames and Mouldings .• Mother Mary Emerentiana, leader of The one hundred and twenty-seventh the Vincentian Sisters of Charity, an session of the Pennsylvania Conference THAT YOU NEED. Austro-Hungarian teacher order with of the United Brethren Church convened a large membership, in this country, Their record is proof of their worth. On the market twenty-nine in St. Paul's United Brethren Church at renounced her allegiance to Emperor We Specialize in Chestnut Doors and Inside Finish. iS years, and the first roofs laid are Still tight and good today. They are Hagerstown Wednesday morning. Bish- Francis Joseph and applied for American # fine in appearance, storm-proof and inexpensive. op William M. Weekly, Parkersburg, citizenship in the Federal Court, Pitts- W. Va., is presiding. # i 4 Sale by Try our Cypress and Poplar Mouldings. for burgh, under the law which naturalizes At a meeting of the County School E women as well as men. Board Tuesday afternoon an order was: United Phone 632 P., GETTYSBURG, PA. : Father E. J. Schuetz, chancellor of passed, on recommendation of County JAMES G. BISHOP, EMMITSBURG, MD. sePt. 22 3 mo. 0 the Catholic diocese of Peoria, was kill- Superintendent Dryden, increasing the de.6,11b-Alb,1-1,4111.11,1,0 -Alit- .16,11b."gavial.- ^Wiwi& 16,11111-1z116.AN,q1bAN.4 ed. Right Rev. Edmund M. Dunne, minimum monthly salary of teachers Bishop of Peoria, suffered a dis- $33.33 to $36. The order will af- 111010111011111•1111(a10111.11(14111111)11111011111 from tr".1.0.-41.141 10.0.11.41.4110.4 located shoulder,. and Very Rev. fect 86 teachers in Washington county. James V. Shannon, vicar general The board also approved a graded sal- of Peoria, was slightly injured when ary list for other teachers of experience,

an automobile in which the church- which will be put into operation later. MI MI In IN I I i Poultry and Eggs men were going to a confirmation The Investment Bankers' Association a II I t ceremony turned over into a ditch near of America in annual convention at Cin- Princeville, Ill. Father Schuetz was cinnati, Ohio, selected Baltimore for pinned under the car. His neck was the next convention in 1917. Each day sees the sale grow greater. Each I broken. a The decision of Gov. Charles E. Hughes week sees the factory working full capacity Blue Ribbon Egg Company Thursday. to speak in Hagerstown next Tuesday U Two-dollar wheat before the first of afternoon before coming to Baltimore night and day to fill the never ceasing, ever January was predicted by Chicago grain will give great impetus to the Sixth growing demand for the latest $635 Overland. Callahan & Rotering men. Prices today, both cash and fu- district campaign, according to Western tures, ranged about 10 cents lower than Maryland Republican leaders. The latter To be able to get a full 31 1-2 horsepower, a the record price established in January, predict that there will be an outpouring electrically started and lighted car for $635 Pays the Highest Cash 1915, immediately following the out- of at least 25,000 people to hear the was beyond the belief of many. Yet, here it break of the European war. presidential candidate at the Hagestown Officials of the Italian Line denied fair. is. Come in and see it. Drive it if you wish. a Price for that there were munitions on board the steamship Milazzo, which has put into flow Catarrh is Contracted. DEALERS. i a a port at Fayal, the Azores, with fire in Mothers are sometimes so thoughtless her hold. The Milazzo, which sailed for as to neglect the colds which their child- PEOPLES GARAGE CO., ren contract. The inflammation of the Clean, Fresh Eggs and Genoa on September 24, carried 16,000 mucus membrane, at first acute, be- tons of steel, silk and sugar. comes chronic and the child has chronic PHONE No. 67 Unable to leave their beds, two aged catarrh, a disease that is seldom cured EMMITSBURG, MD. a Good Poultry priests were burned to death in a fire and that may prove a life's burden. which partly destroyed Christian Broth- Many persons who have this loathsome a ers' College, a noted Catholic institu- disease will remember having had fre- The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio quent colds at the time it was contract- a a tion at St. Louis, Mo. An attendant "Made in U. S. A." was injured in a jump from the fifth ed A little forethought, a bottle of Throughout the Year. a floor of the building and four students Chamberlain's Cough Remedy judicious- a of the school were carried out uncon- ly used, and all this trouble might have scious from smoke. been avoided. Obtainable everywhere. **Advertisement. oct. 6-1mo. Overland "I am an $635' officer of the army and bound to accept any post the President 5 passenger touring car 1 may name," said Sell US Your EGGS and • Maj. Gen. George W. An item concerning a near a Goethals when asked if he will accept Horsepower New Series ROADSTER $620 i • the chairmanship of the commission to neighbor or a dear friend is be appointed by 4:1 a POULTRY and get more President Wilson to much more Model 75 B F. 0. B. Toleodo investigate the workings of the eight- important to a reader 4 c3 under en bloc motor Cantilever rear springs hour law. Goethals said he had been than a far away battle.—Another Electric starter •i money. told that he would be designated 3i" bore x 5" stroke Streamline body Magnetic speedometer chair- reason why you should subscribe for man, but that he had not been offici- 4-inch tires, non-skid rear Electric lights Complete equipment ally appointed. He had intended to re- THE CIIRONICLE. tire he said. xxxuliNEXIIXXIIXIXIIXXX*11111111( "1 1111.41..•\1 rmalrawiiS4Y4 1P.1110.4101.4 le.111W.6111.4 lII erklg Orattirtr 3

"THE OTHER SIDE" 4th of July showed there were 652 ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE--ACADEMY OF LOCAL OPTION FOR strangers eating meals at your leading Report of the Condition FREDERICK COUNTY VOTERS hostelry. Will these strangers come to OF THE TO THINK ABOUT. Frederick unless they can obtain the re- We have now come in this discussion freshments to which they are accus- to the financial side of the Local Option tomed and entitle? No, my voting Emmitsburg Savings Bank question, or if you please, the Prohibi- friend, and you may ask any hotel at Emmitsburg, in the State of Maryland tion question for Frederick County. This keeper in any section that has voted for is the most important aspect to local option, and they will give you one at the Close of Business September 11th, 1916. you, my voting friend, whether you are and the same answer, strangers come a taxpayer or whether you are not. Do to the town WHERE THEY CAN GET RESOURCES. you forget one thing as you go along. WHAT THEY WANT WHEN THEY Loans and Discounts $239,805. 25 The dollars you control and spend, are WANT IT. Had you ever given thought Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 827.72 the only real friends you have. Most of to this matter? Of course, you have Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Etc 112,680.80 Valley Banking House, Furniture and echoes Fixtures us have made these dollars by the sweat heard the talk of the effect of local op- 12,017.09 Miss Caroline O'G.,rm n,'16, o f Black inger Rial, the Misses Dorothy Glon- of our brow. Even those who have in- tion on taxes, but we are not going to Other Real Estate Owned. 8,888.00 ydle, S. C , is the guest of her class- inger, Louise Sebold, May Sebold. herited some portion of their wealth, touch that today, there is to much to Mortgages and Judgments of record 43,051.91 mate, Miss Rose Martin at her home, know that money is hard to make and say, but do not forget,my voting friend, Due from Banks. 361.38 62 Society St., Charleston, S. C. To the friends of Miss Agatha Byrne easy to lose, and the hardest way is to you pay the taxes and the professional Cash on Hand and in Banks 12,966.76 '14, we regret to announce the death of lose it by law, because Prohibition, as prohibition agitator leaves you after he Total Miss Anna Fesenmeier, '14, of Balti- her father, Mr Charles F. Byrne, of I will show you, means that the law has brought disaster upon you, but you $425,598.91 more, Md., is visiting friends in Cum- Roanoke, Va , which occured Saturday, will take the money out of your pocket must stay and settle the bills. This Pro- LIABILITIES. berland, Md. where she formerly re- September 30 The body was taken to under the guise of bettering the condi- hibition or Local Option, as we call it, Capital Stock paid in $ 25,000.00 sidd. Washington, D. C., for interment on tion of this community; while the re- is a serious matter, and if you will only Surplus Fund (all earned) 15,000.00 Monday of this week. Requiescat in sult will be a worse condition than has think as I have endeavored to have you Undivided Profits, less Expenses, Interest and Taxes paid 1,787.32 Miss Pauline Staley, '16, of Pitts- pace. ever existed in Frederick do, you will play the safe side, which is Dividends unpaid 24.95 several days County, and burgh, Pa , recently spent Deposits (demand) $ 61,536.25 Great preparations are being made as we have said before, not a single lick to vote against Prohibition, and keep as the guest of Miss Louise Haberman Deposits (time) 311,339.91 for the Federation of Catholic Alumnae struck in the interest of real temper- Frederick as it is now. 372,876.16 '15 in Crafton, Pa. Demand Loans Convention to be held in Baltimore ance. Real temperance only comes ONE INTERESTED IN FREDERICK. 10,000.00 Contingent Interest 910.48 Mr. John McEvila, of Boston, Mass., during the last of November. At the from denial and personal restraint, and **Advertisement. June that is a matter of will power, whether gave a highly enjoyable elocution recital Alumnae meeting held at St. Jos- Despondency. Total $425,598.91 last Wednesday, the selections embrac eph's, Mrs. Mary Wade Kalbach was it applies to liquor, tobacco or any oth- er normal means of When you feel discouraged and des in;t a wide field of pathos and humor. appointed the orthodox delegate and relaxation. That pondent do not give up but take a dose STATE OF MARYLAND, COUNTY OF FREDERICK, SS. Mrs. Agatha Mahoney O'Donough, the the people of this community are learn- of Chamberlain's Tablets and you are I, H. M. Warrenfeltz, Cashier of the above-named Institution do solemnly Professor Edmund J. Ryan, A. M., of alternate delegate. ing this lesson of real temperance is almost certain to feel all right within a swear that the above statement is true,to the best of my knowledge and belief. the faculty of Mt. St. Mary's College, evident to all those of us who remem- day or two Despondency is very often H. M. WARRENFELTZ, Cashier. due to indigestion and biliousness, for The festive ber the conditions that existed here 25 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of Sept., 1916. will give a series of lectures to the jun- scenes of St. Joseph's are which these tablets are especially val- ior class at St. Joseph's during the always of an attractive character, but years ago. You can readily testify to uable. Obtainable everywhere. PETER F. BURKET, Notary Public. scholastic year Professor Ryan opened the double birthday celebration last the younger members of our communi- **Advertisement. oct 6 1 mo. Correct Attest: his class Tuesday of this week. Thursday at which some of the mem- ties about the great strides that have J. LEWIS RHODES, "Newspaper advertising is the foun- bers of the fourth academic were hos- been made in the interest of temper- W. A. DEVILBISS. dation of all publicity." ft. BASIL C. GILSON, The lower classmen were much de- tesses, was more than delightful. Hear- ance; and remember, my voting friend, Directors. lighted last week by an exhibition of ty congratulations and a spirit of mirth these strides were made during the per- aesthetic dancing. Two of their mem- cast a genial warmth which was whole- iod of the licensed regulated saloon. I Under Supervision of the State Banking Department. bers, little Miss Nora McDonald and some and refreshing. do not want you to think that I am at- Miss Ruth Mollohan, were the graceful tempting to throw the white cloak of danseuses who proved the possession With the advent of October, elocu- purity over the saloon, far from it, but :A-14114'1 4 -V6' 14114111 4 -14 .1,6-104 11611: of rare grace and elasticity of move- tion, violin and vocal classes are being I do say that any man who is honest ment. resumed. New pupils have been en- and candid knows that saloon conditions rolled in the respective branches and have improved in Frederick county; and Among the guests present at the mus- the outlook is extremely promising. The any man who is honest and candid and ical and the elocutionary recitals were: vocal class made its first appearance who has been reading these letters and Mrs. Fannie Seay Castleman, Mrs. Ed- on Sunday evening and pleased the au- the dispatches, which have appeared re- See Slagle's mund Ryan, Mrs. J. J. Crumlish, Miss dience with an excellent rendition of peatedly in all our newspapers, showing Elinor and Master Jack Crumlish, Miss the two part chorus, "Bella Napoli." the conditions in t prohibition communi- M. Stella McBride, Mrs. Marie Glon- SENIOR CLASS '17. ties, knows that Frederick has no or- ganized band of bootleggers to shoot t ---FOR--- INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION Francis Beuser and Mrs. J. W. Toohey, down your officers of the peace, Hochschild no OF CATHOLIC ALUMNAE Saint Martin's Academy; Miss Lucy speak-easies to debauch your children. Russell, Immaculate Seminary, Wash- As I have said before, my voting friend Activities of Maryland Chapter, in Con- ington, D. C.; Miss Mary Maloney, conditions in Frederick County have im- Conven- nection With Approaching Saint Cecilia's Academy, Washington, proved steadily in the last decade, and Kohn Bed Blankets Programme 'Con- tion. —Book D C.; Miss Regina Sullivan, Immacu- will continue to improve steadily unless Sketches taining Historical late Conception Academy, Washington, you upset the apple cart by adopting Feature. of Colleges a D. C.; Miss Margaret Lucas, Saint Prohibition, which will force upon the In connection with the approaching Patrick's Academy, Washington, D. C. City of Frederick a law which it would & Company convention of the International Federa- reject if it had the privilege of voting Men's,Ladies' and tion of Catholic Alumnae, a somewhat TERRACE TALK. on it alone. Keep in mind always, unusual and very interesting feature my voting friend, that the four wet Howard and Lexington Streets will be the publication of a book-pro- Mr. Thomas Hendrick, a graduate of districts in Frederick County may at gramme, intended to be presented, as a Yale University 1915, has been engaged Baltimore any time appeal to the Legislature for souvenir of the event, to the visiting to teach Mathematics and Astronomy. the purpose of correcting any condition delegates. When, several months ago, Children's which may be bad, or even adopting lo- the Executive Board decided to intro- THE STORE THAT Cheerleader Grimes has certainly in- cal option just as the other 22 districts duce this feature, Mrs. Edward C. San- stilled college spirit into the student in Frederick County have done, but to GETS THE NEW dell, of the Baltimore Visitation Alum- body. Enthusiasm runs at high pitch force upon them Prohibition contrary to nae Association, was asked to become every evening on the alley. their desire, will arouse an enmity and STYLES FIRST Chairman of a special committee ap- a feeling of defiance to what they will Bal- Sweaters pointed to develop this particular work, When you come to Mount St. Mary's football squad deem an unjust law,which will never be and so zealously and intelligently have spent its timore to shop—as you practice session Tuesday in eradicated,and which will bring upon the they pursued it, that they feel justified tackling and blocking. The dummy community as a whole a condition of probably do at inter- t J in predicting for the friends of the Fed• made his first appearance, and judging disorder and lawlessness, which at pre- eration a pleasant surprise as well as from the vals during the year-- tackling exhibited by the can- sent does not exist. But getting back an artistic pleasure. didates, it is more than likely that he to the financial end which we first start- you will naturally feel CHAS. SLAGLE will The book will be bound in blue and be a daily opponent. ed to discuss, only the past week your safest in the store silver,the Federation colors; it will con- papers announced "Banks Half Million The whose stooks are tain historical sketches and illustrations football candidates 'scrimmaged Gain Sets Record," and in an article for the of all the larger Catholic Colleges and first time of the season on Sat- appearing in the newspapers of Freder- always fresh. urday Academies in the United States and last. Only one touchdown was ick it is shown your bank deposits have i,...... "....11-...1-...11...1....-4..1-...)14 made Canada. There will also be presented, during the contest and the teams increased from $7,366,011.80 on Septem- in soft sepia tones, portraits of His were nearly evenly matched. Strenuous ber 4th 1912, to $10,503,710.68 on Sep- It is a matter of Eminence Cardinal Gibbons, Rt. Rev. workouts will be in order this week in tember 12th 1916. Does this, my voting TAILORED SUITS Bishop Shahan, Rector of the Catholic preparation for the opening game with friend, show that Frederick is suffering pride with us- Johns Hopkins University, and many of the Clergy next Saturday. Three from the rum demon? Can any county -and a matter of of Baltimore, as also officers of the new men have reported to the squad in the State, of equal size, show such Are Drastically Reduced. principle well— International Federation and Mary- this week. They are: Lebherz, who magnificent results? No my voting as land Chapter, Delegates, and officers of starred at fullback for Frederick High friend, they can not. You can well be not to allow old- In our South window you will see prices marked on Suits that have affiliated alumnae associations. The School last fall, Corbett who played proud of the industry, thrift and sober- interested many buyers the past few days. The fact is--we are con- committee assisting Mrs.Sandell is c :in- end on the Georgetown Prep. in 1915 style or shopworn templating some store improvements and every Suit in our house must be ness of your community. For what are sold. We need the room and Monahan, a one and here is an opportunity to own one of the posed of the following ladies: hundred and eighty you asked to change this? At the be- merchandise to ac- choicest of this season's most stylish garments, in the heighth of the sea- five Mrs. William B. Kines, Notre Dame pounder who has never played foot- hest of paid professional prohibition ag- cumulate. son, at July Prices. Institute; Miss Minnie Hubert, Saint ball before. itators coming from without the State, 'Tis an unusual chance and you had better get your quick. About Joseph's College, Emmitsburg; Mrs. twenty elegant garments left with cool days aplenty ahead. MOTHER LOVE AIDS taking their dictatorial orders from Hammond J. Dugan, Mount Saint Ag- Ohio you are asked to destroy SON IN TRENCHES this pros- Periodically, we hold FANCY SKIRTINGS nes' College; Mrs. William M. Scott, perity, in order that their occupation Academy; Mrs. John J. Saint Martin's It Brings Relief to Boy Standing His may be perpetuated. Let Frederick special sales in which are enjoying a big inning. Most every lady will want a Fancy Skirt of Sheehan, Notre Dame of Mary land;Mrs. Watch Deep in Mud. County go dry and the paid professional this merchandise is some sort this season. True—some of the patterns are a bit noisy, but John O. Moore, Saint John's Academy; prohibition agitators from Ohio will the ladies sure do look stylish in them. A most liberal range here in Once upon a time, only a few months Cotton, Silk and Wool, from 25c a yard up. Miss Nellie Kimmel, Saint Catherine's leave you to work disposed of at ridicu- after this terrible world war had begun, out your own salva- Normal School. tion, just Private Bailey, a soldier in the ranks had as they have done with West lously low prices. We THAT COMMENCEMENT DRESS A task calling for great tact and dip- Virginia. As stood for days in the trenches "some- we said in the beginning would rather give it lomacy was assigned to Miss Margaret of this article, it takes money to make is just now keeping Mother and Daughter busy. Next to the Wedding in where France." The cold rains soak- Gown, you know, this is the most important. We have provided most Saughnessy, of Saint John's Academy, the mare away than permit it to ed him to the skin; the mud was deep. He go, and every dollar which is every possible material usable for this gown. Here are French Voilles, when she was invited to become Chair- sent out of had no rest. Weary and aching with this County to buy alcoholic remain in stock. Dainty Organdies, Sheer Batistes, Crepe de Chine, Marquisettes, Taffet- man of Credentials Committee, and the beverages in tas, Georgette Crepes and Exquisite Laces. rheumatic pains, he recalled the faith Baltimore City or Hagers- enthusiasm with which she and her co- town, As a result, whatever his mother had in Sloan's Liniment. He because both of these communi- workers have entered upon their duties ties will WASH SKIRTS asked for it in his next letter home. A surely go wet, is money taken Is shown to you as new augurs well for ultimate success. At a out of large bottle was immediately sent him circulation, and restricts the as never before, Skirts for Little Ladies and Large Ladies—Fashioned recent meeting of this committee de- at Hochschild, Kohn by Skirt Tailors, who know the game, out of Gabardine, Corduroy, and a few applications killed the pain, borrowing and purchasing power of your tails were perfected for providing hand- & Co's is new. Pique, Honey Comb Cloth, Poplins, Silverbloom and Fancy Stripes. once more he was able to stand the own community. My voting friend not some and appropriate insignia for found- Wearers say "none better." We say, "few as good." $1.00 up. severe exposure. He shared this won- only will you be sending money out of ers, officers, and delegates. NEW BLOUSES, NEW SILK HOSIERY, NEW PARASOLS, NEW derful muscle-soother with his comrades, your County, but you will lose the mon- The woman who does Miss Shaughnessy is assisted by the SUMMER DRESSES, NEW PINK CORSETS, NEW NECK TRIMM- and they all agreed it was the greatest ey which is now brought into your following committee: Miss Josephine by not keep in close touch INGS. PICTORIAL REVIEW QUARTERLIES. "reinforcement" that had ever come to County visitors and automobilists. Hoen and Miss Mary Logue, of Saint As an illustration, their rescue. At your druggist, 25c., one of your hotels with the styles can buy John's Academy; Miss Eunice Warner served on Decoration 50c. and a $1.00 a bottle. Day 476 strangers, here with perfect and Miss Edith White, Notre Dame of and each one of these strangers left his Maryland; Miss Ella Hitchcock and good money to be deposited in Freder- safety—and our people THOMAS H. HALLER, Miss Rose Marie Barry, Notre Dame ick banks, and to be expended with the will be glad to give CENTRAL DRY GOODS HOUSE, Institute; Mrs. Pierre J. Flanagan, and Sloan's farmers, butchers, bakers and the gen- helpful advice and as- Miss Agnes Kirby, Saint Catherine's eral merchants of your community. In 17-19 North Market St., Frederick, Md. Normal School; Miss Mary Harlow, addition, each one of these visitors was sistance to anyone who and Miss Cornelia Thomas, Mount Saint LiViwlynt a potential customer for each merchant I is in doubt as to what I Agnes' College; Mrs. G. R. George, in your town. Often I have seen auto- Guy K. MOTTER and Miss Mary McDivit. St. Joseph's mobile parties draw up to our hotels, to choose. College, Emmitsburg; Miss Nora Sea- DriL A.W.Matthews,V.3, Characterizing Mr. O'Leary as "the and while the man walks inside to make ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ger, Miss Mildred Cassidy, Baltimore soul of hypenism" the New York Globe arrangements for their meals, the ladies ifachaauZa, AOhii d et9 AT LAW GETTYSBURG STREET, Visitation Academy; Mrs. Joseph Pad- Republican, declares: "President Wil- go shopping, but you think that I have gett, Sr., Frederick Visitation Acacl- son is to be congratulated on the straight- selected an especially Will be in Emmitsburg on Tuesday of from-the-shoulder answer good day to point Baltimore, Md. emy; Miss Eileen Keady, Holy Cross that he has each week from II A. M. to 4 P. M. Office EMMITSBURG, MD. returned to the insulting telegram of out the number of visitors who are at• at Emmitsburg Savings Bank. Fred- Academy, Washington, D. C.; Miss Jeremiah A O'Leary." tracted here. Your hotel service on the erick office tel. no. 780. iune3l0-tf PHONE 26 3 3-13 4 011r trklu Ttwimirle

PROVIDE THE rrItig Tigonirtr OPPORTUNITY. instead of Carranza, intervention in a flaring, yet straight, sil- If young people leave the farm Stagestruck Women. Coney Island's Start. should have taken place, there houette."—Also in the bank in William A. Page, the Chicago critic The first man to realize the great PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT Ennui's- and the town and they do this should and publicity writer, says in the Wo- possibilities of Coney Island as a sum- BURG. MARYLAND. have been war if neces- the usual form: "I promise to with wonderful regularity in the man's Home Companion in an article mer resort was Austin Corbin, a bank- sary. pay." about stagestruck women: er and railway official. From the be- STERLING GAIT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, majority ot localities—does not As George Creel, in "And what becomes of them? Caught gining of the last century the beach "Wilson In the eddies of frivolity, many at Coney Island was frequented by J. WARD KERRIGAN, BUSINESS MANAGER. this exodus point to a cause? "EVENING dresses are of And And The Issues," clearly puts it: hardly them temporarily abandon their stage many New Yorkers, but it remained more than ambitions in the kaleidoscopic life of for Corbin to initiate the movement advance: Six if the cause is discoverable—as While recognition of Huerta was the a wisp of tulle and a TERMS:—One Dollar a year in Broadway. Others live in hall bed- which has made "Coney" a synonym months, 50 cents. Trial subscriptions. Three wise course, as practically defines wis- months. 25 cents. it undoubtedly is—is it not wis- ribbon." — And some of them rooms, boil eggs over a tiLs jet and for a certain kind of amusement. Cor- dom, it was not the ADVERTISING RATES made known on appli- right course. The hardly waste their young lives in the fruit- bin started his financial career at Dav- cation at this office. dom to try and eradicate the that. acknowledgement that he asked in less pursuit of a rainbow which they enport. Ia., but in 1865 he opened a THE PROPRIETOR reserves the right to decline volved any advertisements which he may deem objection- cause, to stop this hegira? a sanction of assassination and never find, only sooner or later to re- banking house in New York, and in COST Or able. Undoubtedly it is to the ad- acquiescence in the legitimacy of mur- THOUGHTLESSNESS. turn home sadly and settle down to 1873 he purchased the eastern part of NO ATTENTION whatever will he paid to der as forget their stage ambitAeas. Coney Island. There he created the anonymous contributions. a substitute for constitutional It is mere thoughtlessness on Others study, economize. great resort known as Manhattan MANUSCRIPTS offered for publication will be vantage of the farmer to have procedure. your part, of course, that you do sincerely strive for when accompanied by engagements, Beach. He also became president returned if unavailable, interested The issue was clean-cut then, and it not renew your subscription to THE possibly get small role. of stamps. the cooperation of his with some obscure company and stale the Long Island railroad and played a C. & P. PHONE NO. 10. stands clean-cut today. Not all the WEEKLY CHRONICLE without being in on a career which will be filled with big part in the development of all the sons in his business—farming is angers and vexations of reminded to do the years can so by a bill or letter many. many disappointments. And of summer resorts on Long Island. In Entered as second-class matter January 1. 1909 cloud it. from at the post office at Emmitsburg. Md.. under the decidedly a business—and, if con- To have taken the hand of this office. the thousands who cone so bravely t the last forty years Coney Island has Act of March 3. 1879. ditions are favorable, if there is the drunken, brutal assassin, wet with But that mere thoughtlessness the front last year how .nany still re become the greatest popular summer the blood of his benefactor, would have means a very considerable expense main in the lists? Not counting those resort in the world, and in addition to FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1916 a chance for a good living, it is announced to the world that America to THE CHRONICLE. The postage on who may have gone into musicai com. the millions of transient visitors from had reached the point where nothing bills and return envelopes—some- edy, perhaps a score still cherish the the city who go there for the day likewise of advantage to the boy many thousands summer but the basest greed had power to move times it requires several reminders shrine of Marlowe and of Adams. For are regular the rest, oblivion." residents of the hotels and cottages or young man to remain on the or determine; would have confessed to to one person—and on receipts, which line its shores. — New York "A glance over the pages farm. every citizen that self-respect was no amounts to a not inconsiderable Shaw Didn't Like Himself. World. of history reveals to us that of longer essential. sum. Also it is profitable "Many years ago in a house in Ash- for a com- Aside from the assertion of moral and It is easy to see, if THE WEEKLY institutions ley Gardens," writes G. Bernard Shaw Money Mark Twain Refused. all which affect spiritual integrity, munity to keep at home the however, the denial CHRONICLE could eliminate that big In the New Wiliness. "I was walking By the time that Mark Twain had the wellspring of human ac- younger elem of Huerta is now seen to have had expense, it would never be necess- along a corridor with other guests at finally succeeded in paying off the bur- en t—usually the other and more ary to den of debt that had fallen upon him tivity the newspaper is per- material advantages. increase the cost of the paper a musical evening when I saw coming more progressive in spirit. A Had he been recognized as despot, he to the subscribers, even though the toward me a man who produced an with the failure of his publishing ven- ture be found himself one best haps the greatest." would have restored the tyrannies of unheard-of high prices, and the un- extraordinarily disagreeable impres- of the town, a community grows, pro- paid authors in the world. He refused Diaz and continued the slavery of the settled situation as to the future of sion on me, a tall young man in even- ing dress, with a blond beard many offers of money that did not gresses, stands still or retrogrades people, thus adding new terrors to the white paper is causing newspaper and, as it seemed to me, a hateful expression. agree with his literary conscience. He according to the number and the day of reckoning that was bound to men everywhere to order big de- declined THE CHRONICLE will be indepen- "He was coming straight at me. I $10,000 for a tobacco indorse- come. He died in the pay of Germany, creases in operating expenses, and moved aside ment, though he liked the tobacco well dent in politics, progressive in spirit spirit of those who constitute it. to avoid him, and he and as dictator he would have lived at big increases in the subscription moved, too, apparently to get into my enough. He declined $10,000 a year and a champion of what it conceives In order to prevent an exodus the disposal of his European patron, an price of their papers. way again. An impulse of rage at for five years to lend his name as ed- to be right. Its columns will al- ever-present menace to our peace. THE WEEkLY CHRONICLE cannot this insult was checked just in time itor to a humorous periodical. He de- ways be open for a dignified inevitably there must be oppor- dis- eliminate this cost without your co- by the discovery that instead of walk- clined another $10,000 for ten lectures cussion by the people of tunity And was the recognition of and any subject at home. operation, because it is your cost. ing along a corridor I was crossing a another for fifty lectures at the that may square landing and that the detestable same rate—that is. $1,000 a night. And seem to them interesting, Carranza purely a personal mat- It would be wholly unnecessary to or It is not reasonable to expect a apparition who had chilled my very he was offered $1 a word for his writ- that may in anywise be a benefit spend one cent for reminding you to ter with the President? Did he soul with his abominable aspect was ing. which he also declined, making a to the community at large. young man imbued with even a renew your paper if you would send a reflection of myself in the wall of final arrangement with his regular pub- say, arbitrarily, "Carranza suits in semblance of ambition to remain your renewal before the date of mirror which the tenant of the Asi:le) lishers that they should print whatever me better?" We get the answer the expiration of your Gardens on a farm in which he has no paper. fiat had put up to give his he wrote, the payment being 20 (later 1916 OCTOBER 1916 from the Lansing note. Will you not try to co-operate cramped dwelling an appearance of 30) cents a word.—"Boys' Life of Mark title and do the same old things with us in keeping down the sub- spacious magnificence." Twain" in St. Nicholas'. SUN IMONITUE WED TRU FRI iSAT When the superiority in the same old way, day after of the revolu- scription price for everybody, by tionary faction, led by General Carranza sending in your personal renewal Power In Plant Cells. Persian Words In English. '12 3 4 5 6 7 day, and at the end of the year became undoubted, the United States, now, regardless of when your time , Along with the formation of the sug- Regarding the Persian language. we after conferring with six others ar, and caused in part by its accumu- all have a few words from that source have nothing that he can really of the expires, SO that THE WEEKLY lation, there develop within the In our vocabularies, 891011121314 American republics, recognized uncon- CHRONICLE may know how many mi- although we may call his own. Nor can a com- nute cells of the blueberry planta enor- not be aware of our indebtedness. ditionally the present de facto govern- of its readers are willing to help in mous osmotic pressures, which enable There are about a dozen words in the 15161718192021 munity reasonably hope to pre- ment. this movement. Many of them al- the plant to push its buds open, F. V, English dictionary which trace to Per- ready have renewed, vent its young people from leav- In the matter of intervention— for which re- Coville writes in ther National. Geo- sia, the most common being perhaps 22132425262728 sponse to its suggestion for co-oper- graphic Magazine. ing it if there inspired by American concession- "orange." although this was thought are not open in ation, THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE These pressures are frequently as by some to be derived from the Latin 29,3031 that community business pros- aires, by Mr. Hearst who pos- feels deeply gratified. ks. high as seven atmospheres or more "aurum" (gold). "Sash," meaning a than 100 pounds to the square inch—a ribbon or band (the "sash" of a win- pects, professional, mercantile, sesses large investments in Mexi- pressure that v.-ould start a leak in a Black Maria. dow is the Latin "capsa"), "shawl" low pressure stt am engine. The pres- g Communications intended for publi- or manufacturing. co, by German agitators, by the Some years ago a writer in the Eng- and "taffeta" are other Persian words sure may becol le as high as thirty at cation in this paper, letters of a busi- lish Notes and Queries, writing about which have become thoroughly ac- corrupt associates of Diaz, and mospheres or ...0 pounds to the square ness nature in relation to the Chronicle, To create opportunity, then, is the name "Black Maria" as applied to climatized, as have "chess," "caravan," inch—a force st fficient to blow the cyl- and all orders for Job Printing to be land grabbers and jingoes, Mr. prison vans. quoted from a periodical, "lilac," "dervish" and "lac," while the only solution. The farmer inder head off of a thousand horse presumably English. named the "emerald" and."indigo." "azure," "ba- done at this office should be addressed to Creel calls attention Mil- power Corliss engine. must send his boy to an Agricul- to the fact lion, as follows: The reason th zaar." "jackal," "musk," "paradise'. THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE. plant does not explode is because it 1- that "The whole Mexican "During the old colonial days and "scimitar" have also been traced tural school where he will learn matter, Maria broken up into many extremely suntli Lee, a negress, kept a sailors' board- to the same source.—London Opinion. from Diaz to Carranza, and strongly In ilt cells instead of hav- FREDERICK COUNTY. modern farming methods—the is a singu- ing house in Boston. She was a wom- ing one big interior cavity. These ini larly an of gigantic size and prodigious Sympathy With Nature.. Frederick is next to the largest best investment he can make— forceful example of the flute chambers tre often as thick walled of the counties of Maryland. In strength and was of great assistance 'Tis an evidence of how directly we manner proportionately as an artillery shell. population and wealth it ranks next and then take him into partner- in which hysteria can to the authorities'in keeping the peace. are related to nature that we more or to Baltimore county. In the fertil- work forgetfulness of established as the entire lawless element of that less sympathize with the weather and ity and productiveness of its lands ship, give him an interest in the locality stood in awe of her. When- A Famous War Horse. take on the color of the day. Goethe it ranks among the first in the Un- Bucephalus. i he charger carried facts. During the Taft adminis- ever an unusually troublesome parson that said he worked easiest on a high ba- ion, and especially in the produc- land and in the profits therefrom. Alexander the Great through was to be taken to the station house all his rometer. One is like a chimney that tion of wheat. The area of this The tration there was a clamor for campaigns. re eived his name from great county outcome will be redoubled the services of Black Maria, as she draws well some days and won't draw is 633 square miles. the fact that. :Ithough white, he The great body of the people are of intervention even as now, and was called, were likely to be required. hail at all on others, and the secret is effort, intelligent effort that will a black mark esembling an'ox's heae German, English and Scotch-Irish It is said that she once took at one mainly in the condition of the atmos- Senator Stone, a Democrat, took on his forehead. descent, the progeny mostly of the bring results that count, results time and without assistance three riot- phere. Anything positive and decided A Thessaioni n had offered the horse early settlers. The land is mostly the usual partisan advantage of ous sailors to the lockup. So frequent- with the weather is a good omen. A limestone that mean substantial profit. The for sale to Fillip of Macedon, but as of fine quality, and the ly was her help required that the ex- pouring rain may be more auspicious greater part of the county is a val- an opportunity to make political none of the mu, arch's attendants could best collateral a man can have, pression 'Send for Black Maria' came than a sleeping sunshine. the ley of rolling lands lying between manage him the king ordered his own When capital out of a to mean 'Take the disorderly person to stove draws well the fogs and fumes the Linganore Hills and the Catoc- a young or an old man, is charac- crisis. Speaking er to take him away. Alexander, wh:. jail.' It is easy to see how the name will leave your mind. — John tin Mountain. This splendid valley was present. expressed his regret a Bur- drained against the Stone resolution from became fixed to the prison van." roughs. is by the Monocacy river, ter and the reputation for indus- losing so fine an animal, and and is one of the best farmed Philip re and the floor of the Senate, Elihu plied that he v. ould buy the horse i: most highly improved and produc- try. Any bank is willing to help Teeth as Sentinels. Root laid Our Medal of Honor. his son could ri le him. The offer was tive areas of the Union. The great a down this statement of The medal of honor "When thou sittest to eat with a crops are wheat and corn.—Mary- person who possesses these of the United accepted by Alexander, who succeeded States, bravery ruler consider diligently him that is land Manual issued by Board of the 'administration (the Taft ad- given for on the field in the attempt. Bucephalus would nev- characteristics. Banks every- before thee." says the Hebrew prov- Public Works. of battle, was first Instituted in 1862 er suffer any other person to mount ministration) attitude: erb, warning a regulate where are doing it, every day. by a law approved July 12 of that him. king's guest to his appetite by his host's temper. Bos- Granting that injuries have been done year. It is a five pointed star of bronze EMMITSBURG. The financial end of the proposi- well, Dr. Johnson's biographer, gives to American tipped with trefoil, each point contain- Airing a Room. citizens that ought to be In his notebook a modern paraphrase In all Western Maryland—the tion is therefore no ing a crown of laurel and oak. In the In airing a roirn there are two thing: obstacle. redressed; that wounds bave been in- of the old Jewish proverb: "I said of beauty spot and the garden spot of middle, within a circle of thirty-four to be remembered—first, that the int flicted, that lives have been taken, that a rich man who entertained us luxuri- the State—there is no town more In respect of town and com- stars, America, personified as Minerva, pure air must be allowed to escape property has been destroyed, it ously that, although he was exceeding- attractive than Emmitsburg. does stands with her left hand resting on and, secondly, that fresh air must Is munity growth, obviously there not follow, sir, that we should the ly ridiculous, we restrained ourselves No people are begin fasces, while her right, in which admitted. Impure air in a room is at more wide-awake, the from talking of him as we might do must be cooperation. Immediate process of securing redress for she holds a shield emblazoned with ways warm anl will therefore rise to more knowable, more courteous to the lest we should lose his feasts. 'He those Injuries by a threat of force on American arms, she repulses Dis- ward the ceiling, when it will escapt strangers than Emmitsburgians. self-interest must be for the cord, represented makes our teeth sentinels on our time the part of a great and powerful nation with two snakes in If the window is opened at the top The location of Emmitsburg is each hand, the tongues,' said I." abandoned or merged in the com- against a smaller and weaker nation. whole suspended by a while cold fresh air will enter through ideal; the surrounding scenery is un- trophy of two That, sir, is crossed cannon balls the lower part of the window when to reverse the policy of the Fire matchable; the climate is notedly mon cause. There must be a and a sword surmounted by the Amer- opened. and Matrimony. United States and to take a step back- In healthful; its water—pure mountain "getting together" ican eagle, which is united by a rib- Persia the wedding service is read of all inter- ward in the pathway of civilization. bon of thirteen stripes, palewise, gules In front of a fire. In Nicaragua the spring water—cannot be surpassed. A Grand Canyon Sunrise. There is no reason whatever, sir, to as- and argent and a chief azure, to a priest, taking the couple each by the It is within easy access of Balti- ests for the "common weal," for A sunrise in I be Grand canyon last, sume, if injuries have been done of the clasp composed of two cornu opias and little fingers, leads them to an apart more, Hagerstown, Frederick; eight as long as you please. Each hour is community advancement. The kind described, the American arms. meat where a fire is lighted and there that the government of a sunrise for some cavern deeper miles from the National Battlefield than instructs the bride in her duties, extin- plural personal pronoun We must Mexico is unwilling to make due re- the last, and, in fact, there are many at Gettysburg, near to the Moun- End of the Story. guishing the fire by way of conclusion dress upon having those injuries and where it has yet to rise for the first tain Resorts, and is surrounded by take the place of I. When it is "Oh, if I were only beautiful," she In Japan the woman kindles a torch claims presented to her in the ordinary time since the canyon was made by fertile farms and productive or- sighed artfully. and the bridegroom lights one from it. analyzed, an expansion course of peaceful negotiations. those ages of running water. chards. and de- . . . "I wouldn't care if I were you," he the playthings of the wife being then Sympathy with the people of Mexico in said. "You burned. Mount Saint Mary's College and velopment of the We eventually are very intellectual and their distress, a just sense of the duties you have a sweet disposition. Besides. His Ashes. Ecclesiastical Seminary—with an "So benefits the I—all are bound to that we owe to that friendly people, you are nice to your mother, and all you prefer to be cremated whet; A Record In Governors. enviable reputation extending over IOU die?" profit from concerted effort that and the duties that we owe to the peace that is much better than being beau- Mrs, Richard Manning of South Car- 108 years—is located here; St. Jos- tiful." "I certainly do." olina had the of the world, must forbid our assenting "Why r distinction of being the eph's College and Academy for brings new business, And he was never only woman on the new enter- to or yielding to any such course. invited to see her record who was ladies—equa!ly again.—Pall "So that my remains may be mingled wife of a governor, young as noted dur- prises, new manufactories into a Mall Gazette. the sister of a gov- ing its 107 years of splendid acheive- "This has been the attitude of with the ashes of the grate."—London ernor, the niece of a governor, the town; the more persons Telegraph. mother of a governor and the aunt and. ment—is also here. employ- President Wilson from the first, Happy Boys. There are excellent Schools—Pub- "The Smithers twins are so much foster mother of a governor. ed, the more money put into cir- Parental Care. nor has he suffered any of the alike that their own mother can't tell lic and Parochial—in Emmitsburg; "Did culation, the more general the them apart." your bride's father give het• Accounted For. two sound Banks, five Churches, a sudden changes that political away?" am- "That must be rather confusing." Aunt—My goodness, Eddie! Why did live Newspaper, modern Hotel ac- prosperity. "No. be didn't. He bitions have worked "It is, but the boys don't mind it left me to find you take the biggest apple in the dish? commodations, adequate Fire in Mr.Root." out a few things De- To keep the Their mother never dares to whip about her for my Eddie—I was afraid some one else younger genera- self."—Baltimore partment, progressive merchants, either of them for fear it might be the American. would get it.—Chicago Herald. splendid physicians, good liveries, tion at h o me—provide Oppor- "A NEW YORK scientist says wrong one."—Exchange. auto gar ages, many fraternal organi- tunity. that kissing is a chemical re- — ----- Causes. Cotton Seed. zations, good railroad accommoda- Important. Bix—A physician says that yawning It is estimated that one seed of cot- Is tions. There are four or five mails action. Yes, such a violent re- "My dear, what shall I buy you for caused by a lack of oxygen in th.. ton, given the application of all possi- your birthday?" blood. Dix—Or a lack of a day, telegraph, express and tele- ONE ASPECT OF THE MEXICAN action pep- in tit. ble care and skill, would produce 40.- that it sometimes amounts "Consult our jeweler. He knows conversation.—Boston Transcript. phone service connecting all QUESTION. 000,000.000 seeds in six years. points; to an explosion. pretty well what my tastes are." electric light and power, "—Nashville Ten- oiled In discussing the Mexican ques- "And did you tell him anything about The streets. nessean. Occasionally, too, Comeback. Almost as Bad. tion it has been it the state of my finances?"—Kansas Skinflint _ have no money, hut I wi' ..latthr3'n-1 hear that you said I was There is business to the pleasure of be had in Em- results in the male ingredient City Journal. give you a little advice. Beggar—We. double faeed. Kitye-1 never did. mitsburg; there are Factory Sites many to look at the issue and the if merely said you chinned getting a swift yer ain't got no money yer nthd were double availithe. If you contemplate chang- action of Mr. kick in the jaw Her Tact, can't be very valuable. —Exeham.e. ing Wilson from the your place of residence—come from the "old man." Howard—Did she refuse you, old -- to Ernmitsburg, Frederick Cuunty, viewpoint of expediency. Hu- man? Coward—Well, in a delicate, in- Sootier or later the world come /..'onscieete is harder than our Pile- erta should have been recognized "THE direct way. She told me she never around to ses 11 I ruth 11 tid (le 6, e,!-s. knee s more. fteenses with more new note for suits is seen wanted anything she could get easily. right. -111111i:rd. '‘11, 'tS. C ..orge eritig Cillrontrit 3

CITIZENS' NAT. BANK. PROCLAMATION Secretary of State shall within thirty corporations where such liquors are of each house shall promptly cause days from the date of said election, pro- manufactured for sale and said after the first Monday of November, PUBLICATION OF CHAPTER vided sold only for bill to be introduced therein, and such nineteen 30, no contest has been filed, make a delivery for shipment to places beyond hundred and sixteen, be sub- certificate to the Governor bill shall be known as the "Budget Bill." mitted to the ACTS OF 1916. showing the the State or to places within the State The Governor legal and qualified vot- total number of votes cast "for prohi- may, before final action ers of the State for their WHEREAS, The General Assembly of where such sale is not now or hereafter thereon by the General adoption or bition" and the total number of votes prohibited by law. Assembly, rejection in conformity with the direc- • Maryland, at its January Session, 1916, cast "against prohibition" amend or supplement either of said tions contained passed an Act, known in each of Sec 7. And be it enacted, That this budgets in Article XIV of the as Chapter 30 of the political units herein designated, to correct an oversight or in Constitution of this State, the Acts of Maryland of said Session Act shall take effect from the date of case of an emergency, and at said 2HE and upon receipt of this statement the its passage." with the con- election the vote on said proposed and being in the words and figures fol- Governor shall sent of the General Assembly by de- amendment lowing: forthwith issue a pro- Approved March 17, 1916. livering to the Constitution shall be CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK clamation declaring the such an amendment or supple- by ballot, and upon result of the AND WHEREAS, Section 10f the above ment to the each ballot there "CHAPTER election in each of the political units presiding officers of both shall be placed the following 30. recited Act requires that the Governor houses; and such amendment synopsis —OF— herein designated and calling attention of the or sup- of said amendment under the caption AN ACT to enable the registered and State shall give notice by publi- plement shall thereby become a of to its effects under this Act, and said cation in two newspapers part of 'CONSTITUTION FREDERICK, qualified voters of the City of Balti- proclamation published in said budget bill as an addition to the AMENDMENT MD. shall be recorded in a well- each of the political units designated more, Baltimore County,the First and bound book in in items of said bill or as a modification PROVIDING FOR A BUDGET.' the offices of the Clerks said Act, and if only one newspaper be of Third Precincts of the Fifth District of the Circuit Court or a substitute for any item of said 'This amendment provides that the of Anne Arundel for the several published in such political unit then in bill such County, Annapolis counties or having jurisdiction over said amendment or supplement may Governor shall present to the Legis- City, Allegany County, Washington that newspaper, and if no newspaper be affect. lature political units herein designated and in published soon after it is convened a Bud- County, Frederick County, Prince in any such political unit then The General Assembly shall not get giving a the office of the Clerk of the Superior in a newspaper published amend complete plan of proposed George's County, Ellicott City and in the couuty the budget bill so as to affect either the expenditures and estimated Court of Baltimore City and in the in which such political unit is revenues Havre de Grace, each as a separate office the Secretary located; obligations of the State under Section for the two succeeding fiscal years of of State, and the and in three newspapers published in show- political unit, to determine by ballot vote upon said proposition 34 of Article III of the Constitution, or ing clearly any surplus or deficit whether and such re- the City of Baltimore, one of which the provisions in or not the sale, manufacture sult may be proved in all courts made by the laws of the State funds. In these estimates he for sale and transportation and in shall be printed in the German lan- State for the for sale of all proceedings by such record or by a establishment and main- shall make provision for the interest alcoholic, spirituous, vinous, malt and guage. tenance of a system of public and sinking certified copy of the proclamation under NOW, THEREFORE, schools, funds of all State debts, for intoxicating liquors for beverage pur- I, EMERSON or the payment of any salaries required all salaries as fixed by the hand and seal of the Secretary of C. HARRINGTON, GOVERNOR law, and for the poses shall be forever prohibited in State. OF to be paid by the State of Maryland by public schools as fixed by law. With the said political units above designat- MARYLAND, in compliance with the the Constitution thereof; regard to Sec. 4. And be it enacted, That if authority and the Gen- most other matters he may ed, respectively, from and after May and direction contained in eral Assembly may amend the bill by revise the estimates upon receipt by the Governor of a cer- said Section 1 of said Chapter presented to him first, one thousand nine hundred and tificate 30 of the increasing or diminishing the items either by State Officers or State from the Secretary of State Acts of Maryland of 1916, do hereby -aided CAPITAL eighteen; providing for the submis- showing the result of therein relating to the General Assem- institutions. The Legislature may sion such election in order and direct that a copy of this bly, and not of such question to the voters of each of the political units herein desig- by increasing the items there- increase the estimates presented by the $100,000 each of the political units herein des- proclamation, which sets forth the com- in relating to the judiciary, Governor nated it shall appear that a majority of plete but except or pass any additional appro- ignated and declaring the effect of and correct text of said Act, be as hereinbefore specified, may not alter priation act except the voters in any such political unit so published as directed by a majority vote such election. qualified under in said Section the said bill except to strike out or re- and must make provision by the laws of the State to 1 of said Act, once a week for three tax for Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gen- participate in such election duce items therein, provided, however, such increase or additional appropria- eral Assembly Maryland, voting on months next preceding the day of the that SURPLUS of That the this question in such election, have the salary or compensation of any tion. The Legislature may not alter in question whether or not the sale, man- election at which the said Act is to be public officer shall not be an appropriation voted "against prohibition," then the submitted decreased act the provision made ufacture for sale and transportation for to the registered voters of during his term of office; and such bill by law for the State $300,000 laws relating to the sale, manufacture said political units, for debt, or for the sale of alcoholic, spirituous, vinous, malt for sale, the transportation their adoption when and as passed by both houses judiciary, but may reduce all and intoxicating for sale of or rejection. shall other liquors for beverage alcoholic liquors for beverage purposes be a law immediately without fur- items in the Governor's estimates;' and purposes shall be forever prohibited in in such political GIVEN UNDER MY ther action by the Governor. the words 'for the Constitutional City units so voting against the of Baltimore,Baltimore County, prohibition in effect at HAND AND THE Fourth. The Governor and such rep- Amendment' and 'against the Constitu- OFFICERS the 1st and 3rd precincts the date of this resentatives of the Fifth election shall continue in force and ef- GREAT SEAL OF of the executive depart- tional Amendment' as now provided by District of Anne Arundel County,Anna- fect unless or-until otherwise THE STATE OF ments, boards, offices and commissions law, and immediately after said election J. D. BAKER polis City, Allegany changed of the President County, Washing- by the General Assembly of Maryland MARYLAND. State expending or supplying for due returns shall be made to the Gov- ton County, Frederick County, Prince or by The Great Seal DONE State's money, as have been designated ernor of the vote for and WM. George's a majority vote of the qualified at the City of against the G. BAKER Vice-President County, Ellicott City and electors of this State. of Maryland. Annapolis, this by the Governor for this purpose, shall proposed amendment, and further pro- Havre de Grace, respectively, from have the right, and Sec. 5. And be it enacted, That if twentieth day of and when requested by ceedings had in accordance with Article H. D. BAKER Vice-President after May first, one thousand nine hun- upon July, either house of the Legislature, it shall XIV of the Constitution. dred receipt by the Governor of a cer- in the year of and eighteen, shall be submitted tificate from the Secretary our Lord, one thou- be their duty to appear and be heard Approved March 28. 1916." WM. G. ZIMMERMAN to the registered and qualified voters of State with respect Cashier of showing the result of such elections in sand nine hundred to any budget bill during Now, therofore, I, Emerson C. Har- said political units herein designated, at each of and sixteen. the consideration thereof, and to an- rington, Governor of the SAMUEL the general the political units herein desig- State of Mary- G. DUVAL..Asst Cashier election to be held on the nated it shall appear that swer inquiries relative thereto. land, in pursuance of the direction first Tuesday after the first Monday a majority of EMERSON C. HARRINGTON, Sub-Section con- in the voters in any such political unit By the Governor: C: Supplementary Appro- tained in section 1 of Article 14 of the JOSEPH McDIVIT Asst. Cashier the month of November, A. D. one priation Bills: qualified under the laws of this State to THOMAS W. SIMMONS, Constitution of Maryland, do hereby thousand nine hundred and sixteen; and participate Neither house shall consider other order and direct Supervisors in such election voting on Secretary of State. a copy of this Procla- DIRECTORS of Elections of Baltimore this question in such appropriations until the Budget Bill has mation, containing a full, true City and the Supervisors election, have adv. aug 4-3m been and cor- of Elections voted "for prohibition," then he shall finally acted upon by both houses, rect copy of the text of said Chapter of or exercising jurisdiction over and no such JOHN S. RAMSBURG, DANIEL BAKER, each forthwith issue his proclamation to this other appropriation shall 159 of the Acts of Maryland of 1916, be of the political units herein designated effect, be valid except in accordance with the published in at least shall and on and after the first day of PROCLAMATION two newspapers in WM. G. BAKER, C.H. CONLEY, M.D. have printed upon the ballots to be May, one thousand provisions following: (1) Every such each of the counties of the used at the general election nine hundred and State and in held on the eighteen, it shall be unlawful for PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE appropriation shall be embodied in a three newspapers published in C. M. THOMAS, P. L. HARGETT, first Tuesday after the first Monday any separate the City in person, persons, social club, firm or cor- CONSTITUTION OF MARYLAND bill limited to some single of Baltimore, one of which said news- November, A. D., one thousand nine poration work, object or purpose therein stated papers in D. E. KEFAUVER, J. S. NEWMAN, to manufacture for sale, sell or CREATING A BUDGET SYSTEM. the City of Baltimore to be hundred and sixteen, in a separate col- purchase and called herein a Supplementary Ap- printed in the German umn to follow for sale, transport for sale, language, once a J. D. immediately after the dispense or otherwise WHEREAS, at the January Session of propriation Bill; (a) Each Supplemen- week for three months BAKER, J.H. GAMBRILL, JR. names of candidates the following dispose of any al- next preceding pro- coholic, spirituous, vinous, fermented, the General Assembly of Maryland, tary Appropriation Bill shall provide the General Election to be held position, in clear, plain, bold Roman the revenue in this THOMAS H. HALLER, H. D. BAKER. distilled or malt liquors or intoxicating held in the year 1916, an Act was pass- necessary to pay the ap- State on November 7th, 1916, and at capitals, twelve-point pica type: "Shall ed. to-wit: Chapter propriation thereby made by a which election the bitters or liquid mixtures or prepara- 159 of said Acts, tax, di- the said proposed amend- sale, manufacture for sale and tions, whether being an Act to propose an rect or indirect, to be laid and collected ment to the transportation patented or not, which amendment Constitution shall be sub- for sale of alcoholic, will produce intoxication to Section 52 of Article III, title, as shall be directed in said Bill; (3) No mitted, in form and manner spirituous, vinous, malt intoxicat- in such politi- prescribed and cal unit or units so voting for "Legislative Department," of the Con- Supplementary Appropriation Bill shall by the General Assembly, to ing liquors for beverage purposes in the prohibi- become the legal tion, except for medicinal, pharmaceu- stitution of this State; and which said a law unless it be passed in and qualified voters of the State for (county, city, town or vil- tical, scientific, Act is in words and figures each house by a vote of a majority their adoption lage, as sacramental or mechan- following: of or rejection. the case may be) be prohibited ical purposes, as may the whole number of the members from and alter May first, be allowed under GIVEN UNDER MY one thousand the provisions of such acts as the Gen- "CHAPTER 159. elected; and the yeas and nays record- nine hundred and eighteen"; after which ed on its HAND AND THE eral Assembly of Maryland shall pass AN ACT to propose an amendment final passage; (4) Each Sup- shall be printed on separate lines with to plementary Appropriation GREAT SEAL OF at its regular session held next after Section 52 of Article III, title, Legis- Bill shall be THE STATE a square or box to the right and oppo- the date presented to the Governor of the State OF site of such election or any subse- lative Department, of the Constitu- The Great Seal MARYLAND. the words "for prohibition" and a quent session allowing as provided in Section 17 of Article II corresponding square such sale for tion of this State, regulating the of Maryland. DONE at the City of or box to the such purposes only. And any making of the Constitution and thereafter all right and opposite the words "against person, of appropriations by the Gen- the Annapolis, this persons, social club, firm or corpora- eral Assembly provisions of said Section shall apply. prohibition," on the ballots printed in of Maryland in regular Nothing twentieth day of July '10.lyr, tion manufacturing, selling, transport- session, and to provide in this amendment shall be each of said political units, the blank for the sub- construed as preventing July, in the year of ing, dispensing or disposing of any al- mission of said amendment to the the Legislature our above indicated shall be filled in with from passing at any time in Lord, one thous- the name coholic, spirituous, vinous, fermented, qualified voters of this State for adop- accordance and nine of the respective political unit distilled or malt with the provisions of Section 28 hundred so voting, as aforesaid. liquors within such po- tion or rejection. of and sixteen. litical unit or units so voting for prohi- Article III of the Constitution and sub- The Governor of this State shall give Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gen- ject to the Governor's EMERSON C. HARRINGTON, R. Q. TAYLOR 86 CO. bition shall be liable for all the penal- eral Assembly power of ap- notice by publication in two newspapers of Maryland (three-fifths proval as provided in By the Governor: published ties now or hereafter prescribed for of all the members Section 17 of in each of the political units manufacturing, of each of the two Article II of the Constitution an THOMAS W. SIMMONS, herein designated, selling, dispensing or housesconcurring),That appro- adv. a or if only one news- disposing of alcoholic, the following be priation bill to provide for the payment 4-3m. Secretary of State. HATTERS paper is published in spirituous,vinous, and the same is hereby proposed as any such unit,then fermented, distilled, malt and intoxicat- an of any obligation of the State of Mary- such notice shall be published in one amendment to Section 52 of Article III, land within the protection newspaper, ing liquors without a license; and any title Legislative of Section or if no newspaper is pub- place used Department, of the 10 of Article 1 of the Constitution HATS,CAPS,UMBRELLAS lished in any of such for purposes in violation of Constitution ot this State, the of units,then in a news- this section, such use same, if the United States. Subscribers who have relatives paper published in the county is hereby declared adopted by the legally qualified voters of which a nuisance and shall be abated as Sub-Section D: General Provisions: or friends such unit is a part, and three news- such. of the State, as herein provided, to be- First. 41 who are interested CANES, MEN'S Sec. 6. And be it enacted, If the Budget Bill shall not GLOVES papers published in Baltimore City, That any come Section 52 of Article III of the in Emmitsburg one qualified voter of any political unit have been finally acted upon by the and its people are re- of which shall be printed in the German here- Constitution of Maryland. Legislature in designated may contest the election three days before the ex- quested to leave the names RAIN COATS, AUTO- language, giving at least three months' Sec. 52. The General Assembly shall piration of its regular and ad- on this question hereby submitted to not session, the Gov- notice that such question shall be sub- appropriate any money out of the ernor may, and it shall be dresses of those non-residents at mitted the voters of such political unit or de- Treasury except his duty to to the voters of each of the po- mand a recount in accordance with the issue a proclamation extending the ses- MOBILE RUGS litical units herein of the ballots cast on following provisions: THE CHRONICLE OFFICE designated for their such questions in sion for such further period as may, in adoption or rejection; and any election precinct Sub-Section A: the Secretary or district of any such his judgment, be necessary for the The courtesy will be very greatly of State shall, not legs than thirty political unit, by Every appropriation bill shall be New Location 18 E. BALTIMORE ST. days filing a petition setting forth the either passage of such Bill; but no other mat- before the date of said election, certify grounds a Budget Rill, or a Supplementary Ap- ter than appreciated. of such contest or recount, verified by such Bill shall be considered BALTIMORE, MI). the same to the Board of Supervisors of propriation Bill, as hereinafter men- during such extended affidavit with the Clerk of the Circuit tioned. session except a Elections of or exercising jurisdiction Court provision for the cost thereof. over for the county or the Clerk of the Sub-Section B: each of the political units herein Superior Court Second. The Governor for the designated and for Baltimore City, as First. Within twenty pur- to the Board of Super- the case may be, days after the pose of making up his budgets shall ALBERT ADELSBERGER visors of Elections of within not more than convening of the General Assembly the City of Bal- five days from the date of (ex- have the power,and it shall be his duty, timore, whose duty it shall be the canvass cept in the case of a newly elected Gov- to to forth- of the returns by the Election Super- require from the proper State Offi- George with give notice by advertisement and ernor, and then within thirty days after cials, including herein LIVERYMAN Eyster visors, all executive S. and otherwise upon the filing of bond for his inauguration), de- of the submission of such the costs unless such time shall partments, all executive and question; provided, in the penalty to be fixed by be extended by administra- however, that if for the residing Judge the General Assembly tive offices, bureaus, boards, commis- FREDERICK STREET any reason said notice or the Judge at that for the session at which the LIVERYMAN shall not be given time presiding over the Court Budget is sions and agencies expending or super- or not given in the manner prescribed in which to be submitted, the Governor shall sub- the contest is instituted, with surety vising the expenditure of, and all Em m its burg, Maryland AT THE ROWE STABLES by law, such failure of publication of mit to the General Assembly two bud- institutions applying or surties to be approved by him, a gets, one for State mon- said notice shall not affect the validity summons for each of the ensuing fiscal eys and appropriations, such of this shall forthwith issue from years. Each itemiz- Act nor operate to prevent its such court addressed budget shall contain a ed estimates and other information, EMMITSBURG. MARYLAND taking effect. to the Supervisors complete plan of proposed Automobile For Hire of Election for or having jurisdiction expenditures in such form and at such times as Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That and estimated revenues for the particu- he the over such political unit or for the City shall direct The estimates for the Fine Horses proposition above mentioned shall be so lar fiscal year to which it relates; and Legislative Department, and First-Class Fine teams for all occasions. of Baltimore in which such contest is shall certified by the printed as to give each voter a clear instituted, show the estimated surplus or presiding officer of each house, opportunity notifying them of the filing deficit of revenues of the Carriages. Teams for salesmen and pleasure to designate by a cross (X) of such petition and at the end of such Judiciary, as provided by law, certified in a square opposite the directing them to year. Accompanying each words "for appear in such court with the budget shall by the Comptroller, and for the public Teams for Drummers parties a specialty. prohibition" and in a square opposite ballots and be a statement showing: (I) the reve- schools, and ballot boxes of the precinct or precincts as provided by law, shall be Marrth 27, lyr. the words "against prohibition" nues and expenditures for his an- in which irregularities are charged, each of the transmitted to the Governor, in such Pleasure Parties swer to such question; that one chal- at two fiscal years next preceding; (2) the form and a Specialty the time named in such summons, which at such times as he shall di- nayl-09 iy lenger and one watcher may be desig- current assets, liabilities, reserves and rect, and shall be included shall be not less than five nor more than surplus in the bud- nated for each precinct of each of the ten days or deficit of the State; (3) the get without revision. political from the filing of such peti- debts and funds units herein designated by the tion. The procedure of the State, (4) an The Governor may provide for public chairman of the committee in such cases shall estimate of the State's financial managing be the same as that provided by condi- hearings on all estimates and may re- in each of such political units law for tion as of the beginning and end quire the in- contesting any election for public office of the attendance at such hearings of terest of those conducting the cam- each of the fiscal years covered by the representatives of all Oxy--Acetylene so far as the same is applicable. two agencies and of paign favoring and those budgets above provided; opposing said In case of a contest of election (5) any all institu i Ins applying for State mon- proposition, the said challengers in any explanation the Governor may eys. and precinct of any political unit herein desire After such public hearings he may, THE watchers to have the same to make as to the important features of in his discretion, revise powers and designated or the City of Baltimore, as any budget all estimates duties which are conferred upon and any suggestion as to except those for the legislative chal- the case may be, the Board of Super- methods for the and ju! lengers and watchers at general visiors of reduction or increase diciary departments, and for the Welding elec- Elections shall withhold the of the State's revenue public tions held in this State schools as provided by by Section 64 of certificate of such election returns for Second. law. Article 33 of Bagby's Annotated Code such political Each budget shall be divided Third. The Legislature may, from In unit or the City of Balti- into two parts, and the all its Branches. We make of Public General Laws of Maryland, more in which such precinct fitst part shall time to time, enact such laws,not incon- good as new broken is located be designated "Governmental parts wheth- and a certificate signed by the aforesaid until the court decides such contest. Appro- sistent with this Section, as may be STAFFORD er cast or malleable priations" and shall embrace iron, or brass. chairman shall be sufficient authority Immediately following such decision an item- necessary and proper to carry out its for such of ized estimate of the appropriations: provisions. challenger and watcher to per- the court the Board of Supervisors of (1) form their duties. for the General Assembly as certified Fourth. In the The name of each Elections shall make the returns as to the event of any incon Welding Farm chairman shall be filed with the Governor in the manner herein- sistency between any of the Board herein provided; such decision shall be after provided; provisions of Supervisors of Elections at least made by (2) for the Executive of this Section and any of the other the court not later than six Department; (3) for thirty days before said election. months from the the Judiciary De- provisions of the Constitution, the pro- Perfect Service. Machinery date of election. partment, as provided by The laws now in force for the con- The said court shall have law, certified visions of this Section shall prevail But duct final juris- to the Governor by the Comptroller; nothing of general elections in each of the diction to hear and determine the merits herein shall in any matter af- Finest Location, political units herein designated (4) to pay aid discharge the principal fect the provisions of Section and Automobile and of such cases, and if the said' court and interest 34 of Ar- the provisions and requirements of the shall discover of the debt of the State of ticle III of the Constitution or of any that fraud has been com- Maryland in conformity Corrupt Practices Act shall apply in all mitted in any precinct and with Section laws heretofore or hereafter passed in Excellent Cuisine. particulars the legal 34 of Article III of the Constitution, pursuance Parts to the elections provided for votes cannot be separated from the thereof, or be construed as by this Act. and all laws enacted in pursuance there- preventing the Governor illegal votes or ballots so that the cor- of; (5) for from calling Liberal Management. Sec 3. And be it enacted, That rect the salaries payable by the extraordinary sessions of the Legisla- the result can be ascertained, then the State under the A Supervisors of Elections of each of the whole number Constitution and laws ture, as provided by Section 16 of Ar- Specialty. of ballots cast in such of the State; (0) for the political units herein designated and of precinct on such question so submitted establishment ticle II, or as preventing the Legisla- Fireproof Construction. Prices reasonable Baltimore City shall canvass and maintenance througtiout the State ture at such extraordinary and all work these re- to the zorers of the political units here- of a thorough sessions from guaranteed. turns in like manner as other election in and efficient system of considering any emergency appropria- designated shall be rejected by the public schools in returns, and they shall certify the num- said court and conformity with Arti- tion or appropriations. not counted and the cle VIII of the Constitution ber of votes cast "for prohibition" and Supervisors of Elections shall not and with If any item of any appropriation bill "against make the laws of the State; (7) for passed prohibition" respectively, and any returns of the votes cast in such such under the provisions of this Section WASHINGTON James T. Hays 86 Son the said Board of other purposes as are set forth in the shall be held invalid upon PLACE Election Supervisors precinct, and the rejection of such bal- Constitution any ground, shall file their certificates with lots of the State. such invalidity shall not affect the the shall in no wise render invalid the Third. The le- Plumbing, Steam and Clerks of the Circuit Court of the sev- result of such election. second part shall be gality of the Bill or of any other item eral political designated "General Appropriations," of such units herein designated or Sec. 6A. This Act shall not apply to Bill or Bills. Hot Water Heating, having jurisdiction and shall include all other estimates of Section 2. And BALTIMORE, over the same and nor prohibit the manufacture for sale appropriations. be it enacted by the Stoves, with the Clerk of the Superior Court of of alcoholic, spirituous authority aforesaid. That the said fore- Ranges, and vinous, The Governor shall deliver Baltimore City, as the case may be, malt and intoxicating liquors by to the pre- going Section hereby proposed as an and shall per- siding officer of each house the amendment may Pumps, etc., forward at once by registered sons and corporations now engaged in budgets to the Constitution shall at MD. mail to the Secretary of State a dupli- tile and a bill for all the proposed appropri- the next ensuing general election, manufacture thereof or the trans- ations of the be- cate copy of said certificates, and the portation thereof budgets clearly itemized ing the Presidential and Congressional by said persons and and classified, Jim.251-y and the presiding officer election, to be held on the Tuesday next Ay erklg Tigunirlr

PERSONALS. LOCAL BREVITIES. CHURCH NEWS Says the Phildelphia North American: Forty-nine Deaths in September. More than 30,000 government civil "Mr. Wilson is able to do things while For the month of SeptPmber 49 employes are paid less than $820 a year. (Con(inued from page 1.) Continued from page 1 Regular services in the Emmitsburg decision to ask the convention to elect Mr. Hughes can only criticise and deaths were published for Frederick spent summer months Churches are as follows: ton after having a suffragon was not prompted by fail- promise." city and county. Seventeen persons They were accom- CATHOLIC in Emmitsburg. ing health, but solely because the am- died in the city. D. Frailey CLASSIFIED panied home by Mrs. Oscar ount of work of all kinds in a diocese Mass, Sunday 7 and 10 a. m. Thirty-two persons died in the county. Washington. who will spenc sometime in the size of that of Maryland is too Vespers, Sunday 7:30 p. m. Burials were made at Middletown, ADVERTISEI1ENTS Mr. and Mrs. George Herr, Mr. and large for one man to handle to advan- Mass, week day, 6 and 7 A. M. Thurmont, Myersville, Emmitsburg, Mr. J. L. Topper 1." Rouad Trip Mrs. George Sanders, tage. ST. ANTHONY'S Jefferson, Point of Rocks, Pleasant, motored to Gettysburg, Biglersville and 10 a. m. THE GREAT Walk, Montevue, Linganore, W alkers- CIVIL ENGINEERS many other places of interest and also The maximum temperature this week Mass, Sunday at 7 and m. ville, Knoxville. Mortality was great- were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- was 78 degrees on Thursday. The min- Week day Masses 6 and 7 a. m. er than in August. EMORY C. CRUM Civil Engineer and ward Shriver, of Clearspring farm on imum was 50 degrees on Saturday. Catechism, 9 a. Hagerstown Inter-State Constructor, Third Sunday. Vespers, 4 p. m. Floor City Hall, Frederick, 'Phone 634 Miss Mabel Grant, of Mt. Pleasant, REFORMED The "Modern Way" Furnace and 513-R. Land Surveys, Water Sup- has moved to St. Anthony's, near town. Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. ply, Sewers, Paving, Reinforced Con- Mrs. Ella Bailey, of Wilmington, Del., BITUARY Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. FAIR IS ALL THE NAME SIGNIFIES crete, Railways. Plans for all kinds of who has been visiting near Emmitsburg, F Service Wednesday evening at 7:30. buildings. -1 uly 17-1y. has returned home. MRS. RACHAEL E. HARBAUGH. PRESBYTERIAN OCTOBER 10,11,12 and 13 Mr. John Shorb is visiting in Way- Mrs. Rachael E. Harbaugh, wife of Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. THE BIG DAY CHOICE FIEATS nesboro. Mr. Y. C. Harbaugh, died at her home Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Mr. Walter Ziegler, of Frederick, in Liberty township, Adams county, on Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m. THURSDAY, OCT. 12TH H. M. GILLELAN Everything in the spent Thursday in Emmitsburg. Friday, September 29. She was aged 57 Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. AND $1.25 ROUND TRIP $1.25 SON Meat Li n e. Lamb Miss Annie Danner has returned to years, 8 months and 26 days. LUTHERAN and Veal in Season. Leave Emmitsburg 7:53 A. M. Arrive Hag- her home in Gettysburg after spend- Mrs. Harbaugh is survived by her Sunday, 10 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. erstown 10:05 A. M. Returning leave Hag- Prompt attention. Polite service. ing the past two months at the home husband and the following sons and Sunday School, 9.00 a. m. erstown 6:15 p. M. Fair Grounds 6:29 P. H. West Main Street, of Dr. and Mrs. Charles:E. Reinewald. daughters: Martin I.. of Emmitsburg; Junior Christian Endeavor, 1:45 p. m. Round Trip-Season Tickets sold july 17-14 Emmitsburg, Oct. 9 to 18; good returning not Md. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rowe and son, Lisle, William L , Allan, Howard and Senior " 6:45 p. m. $1.75 later than October 14. Irwin, of Hagerstown; Mrs. William Wednesday, Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. Sterling spent Wednesday at the York Low Fares From Other Stations. AUTOS FOR HIRE Crouse, of Fairfield; Misses Mary, Ida Saturday, Catechetical instruction 2 Fair. See Flyers-Consult Ticket Agents Mr. J. Albert Saffer spent Friday in and Lula Harbaugh, at home. p. m. MONDORFF Well-equipped Cars. Care- EPISCOPAL York. The funeral services were held in St. METHODIST WESTERN MARYLAND RY. AND ful Chauffeurs. Gasoline Sunday School, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewel, of Wil- Jacobs Church, Fountaindale, Sunday 1:30 p. m. BENTZEL and Auto Supplies. Place Service, 2:30 p. m. mington, Del., spent the last week with afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. E. L• DON'T MISS MARYLAND'S BIG FAIR. Always Open. NEW Epworth League, 6.30 p. m. Messrs. B. J. and E. M. Hobbs. Higbee assisted by Rev. M. L. Firor HOTEL SLAGLE GARAGE, West officiated. Interment was made in St. Vesper Service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Main St., Emmitsburg, Md. july 17-19 EVERY TOWN SHOULD HAVE ONE Jacob's cemetery. Tom's CREEK M. E. CHURCH - - - Sunday School, 9 a. m. Progressive Pharmacy F. R. LONG. Littered Sidewalks, Unsightly Streets MRS. DAVID CASSAT. Preaching, 10:30 a. m. are Caused by People Who Fail to Mrs. Ida Campbell Cassat, wife ot DRUGS, DRUGGIST SUN- The latest and most improved way of Clean Cars, Moderate Charges, Think and Act. Only One Way to Stop Hay Fever. David Cassat, of Gettysburg, died Mon- DRIES, TOILET ARTICLES, heating your home prompt and courteous service, Day "Out of the efforts to combat the day morning at the age of 61 years, The United States public health ser- It produces the most heat with the or Night. C. & P. dreadful epidemic of infantile paralysis 6 months and 15 days. She was in fail- vice and the agricultural colleges of CIGARS, CIGARETTES, least fuel No heat in your cellar, to Phone 26F2. in New York," says Pine Bluff Com- the various states are sending out bul- ing health for several years. CANDY,STATIONERY, SODAS spoil your fruit or potatoes. No gas or apr. 6-1yr. EMMITSBURG, MD. mercial, "has sprung the 'Anti-Litter letins urging hay fever sufferers to Mrs. Cassat was born in Emmitsburg AND SUNDAES. dust upstairs. In fact it is just what League,' an organization which seeks and went to Gettysburg shortly after organize to encourage legislation to el- you need to make your house, store or DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS to keep the streets and sidewalks clean. iminate the noxious weeds which cause the battle. The deceased is survived by C. J. Rowe & Co. factory comfortable. - - It has been proven that at least one of her husband and five children; two the annual attacks. There is only one For sale by WILLIAMSON'S Everyone knows the the primary causes of infantile paralysis brothers and two sisters also survive. way to control the disease, it is pointed CENTER SQUARE BOYLE BROTHERS. DRUG STORE necessity of pure as well as many other diseases, is filth The funeral service was held Wednes- out, and that is to suppress the weeds. A catalogue for the asking. drugs and accuracy and unsanitary conditions. day afternoon at the Methodist Church, Laws should be enforced requiring Phone 33-F2 Emmitsburg, Md. oct 6-tf in compounding vrescriptions You can sidewalks farmers, owners of vacant lots in cities "Keeping the streets and Gettysburg, Dr. R. S. Oyler officiating. count on both these necessities if you of a city clean is as necessary and im- Interment was made in Evergreen and other property owners to keep the take or send your orders to Williamson's weeds cut on their premises and steps portant as keeping the home clean. cemetery. •10 N. MARKET STREET, unpleasant to ought to be taken to keep the weeds Dirty streets not only are Phone 68 FREDERICK, MARYLAND. the eye but they breed germs and MRS. MARIA LONG. cut along roadsides. aug 7-ly _ germs cause sickness and death. Mrs. Maria Long, aged 83 years, died UNDERTAKERS "Just notice the next man that you at the home of her son, Charles Long, The Brooklyn Standard-Union, Re- see leave the post office. The chances publican in an editorial headed "A dis- Breckenridge street, Gettysburg, Mon- J. L. TOPPER Undertakers, Embalm- are that he will tear open a letter and gusting attack on the day morning from infirmities. President," says MR. & SON VOTER ers, Funeral Directors. throw the envelope upon the sidewalk. in part: "President Wilson's answer to The deceased is survived by four sons Expert Service Night Give attention to the children-and the Jeremiah A.O'Learys offensive and stup- and three daughters: Benjamin Long, and Day. Phone 47-4. grown people, too-who buy fruit upon id telegram is one every American will Cresson; James Long, Emmitsburg; Henry Watterson,noted Editor of the "Cour- oct 2 Emmitsburg, Md. the streets and see how many of them Jacob Long, Chicago, and Charles Long, read with delight The President's cool throw banana peels or refuse of other Gettysburg; Mrs. Saville Moore, Johns- contempt for the attack is shared by ier Journal," of Louisville, said: AUTO AND CARRIAGE PAINTING fruit upon the sidewalk or into the town; Mrs. Elizabeth Brunback and all true Americans, of every political street. Mrs. Kate party whatsoever." Allen, Hancock. PAINTING Automobiles and Carriages. "These conditions are caused by The funeral "The introduction of beer in America has service was held at the HAGERSTOWN FAIR. TRIMMING SIGN PAINTING a people failing to think. The object of home Wednesday morning, Rev. Mr. Special train on Emmitsburg done more for Temperance than all the Specialty. the 'Anti-Litter League' is to cause Byrd officiating. Interment was made Railroad, leaving Emmitsburg at C. EDGAR DUKEHART, people to think, and to act." in Hancock, Md. 5.25 A. M. to connect with Fast Mail at Emmitsburg Temperance Societies and all the Prohibi- Chrismer Building, Emmitsburg, Md. apr. 14-1yr. THE BEST KIND. When You Take Cold. Junction. Arrives at Hagerstown at tion laws combined." 7.20 A. M. Leave Hagerstown,Potomac Newspaper advertising is conced- With the average man a cold is a ser- Avenue,5.30 Wednesday and 6.15 Thurs- 1809 1916 ed to be and has proved to be ious matter and should not be trifled ST. JOSEPH'S with, as some of the most dangerous day. All day at the Fair. absolutely the best kind of advertis- diseases start with a common cold. Take adv VINCENT SEBOLD, Gen. Mgr. EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND ing, especially in the paper that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and get Conducted by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vin- Vote Against cent de Paul. goes into the home and is read by the rid of your cold as quickly as possible. FOR SALE OR RENT. COLLEGE family. You are not experimenting when you use this remedy, as it has .tri establish- A desirable property-business and Incorporated under the Laws of the State of THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE is essential- ed reputation. It contre ns no opium dwelling combined-on Main street. Maryland with power to cdnfer degrees. ly a home paper-read by every member or other narcotic. Obtainable every- Business conducted until sold. Possess COLLEGE AND ACADEMY the family. where. Prohibition Registered by the University of of ion given this fall if desired. Stoves the State of **Advertisement. Oct 6 1 mo. New York and the State Boards of Education of Advertise in THE CHRONICLE and get and repairs of all kinds on hand. Pennsylvania and Louisiana. results. Apply to and keep Frederick Co. prosperous. Course in Pedagogy registered by the State REED-BOWL1NG. Board of Education, Annapolis, Maryland. Oc. 6 3-ts. MRS. J. M. ADELSBERGER. ACADEMY Farmers' National Congress to Con- Miss Madeline Bowling, daughter of vene October 17. A Standard High School. (Full college prepara- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowling, of Fair- HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE. tory grade.) The 36th Annual session of the Farm- field and Lloyd Reed, son of Mr. and One good family mare, black,and per- Grammar and Primary Department ers' National Congress of the United Mrs Charles Reed, also of Fairfield, fectly safe for any woman or child to Free Catalogue. States, which convenes at Indianapolis were married at a high nuptial Mass, in drive. Also one large spring wagon in -Published by authority of Chas. B. Cox, Treasurer St. Joseph's College and Academy on Oct. 17 for a four days' session, will St. Mary's Catholic church, that place, first class condition. Is situated in a picturesque Valley of the Blue be one of the most important agricul- Tuesday morning at 9 Ridge Mountains in the heart of storied Freder- o'clock by Rev. oct 6-tf M. F. SHUPE. ick County. The attractive environment, home- tural gatherings of the year. This Fr. Guise. like atmosphere and studious traditions of the NEW TROY LAUNDRY AGENT. institution offer exceptional advantages and ex- convention has for the past 35 years cellent facilities of securing a refined and liber- exercised a potent influence in educa- 1916 World's Series Opens Tomorrow. I have purchased from Rosensteel & al education. Oct 6-16-Iyr, tional and legislative matters affecting The Boston American League Club Hopp the agency for the Troy Laundry the farmers. The Indianapolis Cham- and the Brooklyn Nationals will meet of Hagerstown. Possession was given C. W. WEAVER & SON 2:1 TINEST ENLARGEMENTS WITH LATEST APPLIANCES 1, ber of Commerce is preparing to enter- in the 1916 world's series, the opening Monday, September 25. tain its guests with true Hoosier hos- game of which will be played on Braves GUY J. TOPPER, ROGERSSTUDIO pitality. Field at Boston Saturday, October 7. tf. Emmitsburg, Md. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT STORE THUMONTP MA121 LAN D The Farmers' National is made up of The teams will remain in Boston, KODAKS St SUPPLIES DtVLEOPING 24 PRINTING WITH A CillARAMTLE delegated representatives appointed by over Sunday and play the second game SPECIAL NOTICE. AMATEURS ENRCAL WITH US -"A. 14 HOUR SLAVIC/. there on Monday, October 9, weather Suit after suit--- VOL, DO NO SLIASHODSHORT TIME, SERVICE the Governors of all the states, together My wife, Gertrude Kreitz having left permitting, after which they HOME with the life membership of the body, will return me I hereby give notice that I will not PORTRAITS -HOME GROUPS :.2 to Brooklyn for two games at which numbers several hundred of the Ebbet's be responsible for any debts or bills con- each a master-style creation most influential men in agricultural af- Field on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc- tracted by her. tober 10 and 11. OW that they have had a fairs. The congress deals exclusively ALLEN J. KREITZ. xT with educational and legislative matters The fifth and sixth games, if neces- chance to look around, of national character affecting the sary, will be played on Thursday Oct- WANTED. women are realizing more and Patterson Bros'. farmers and its deliberations always at- ober 12 and Friday, October13, at Bos- A woman to do nothing but cook on a tract the interest of those desirous of ton and Brooklyn, respectively. Should farm and a man to do outside work, more that nowhere else can they keeping a seventh game be necessary to decide in touch with the trend of both to live on place. Apply at find such a collection of smart Dealers in Live Stock farmer sentiment on public questions. the series, the location of the contest ROSENSTOCK BROS., will be decided by the toss of a coin, adv. Frederick, Md. fall suits as in this Wooltex K. of C. Officers Installed at Frederick. as in past years. showing. At the regular meeting of St. John's BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Weekly Bulletin Why The People Want Lewis. Council, 1622 Knights of Columbus, of Don't fail to attend the closing out There are many different styles that Frederick, held "The reason the people are enthusias- sale at W. S. Troxel's Store. Bargains Monday afternoon the we cannot even list them here-except following officers were elected: John tic over the candidacy of "Davy" Lew- in every department. PRICES PAID FOR: to say that you will find tailored and M. Wilson, Grand Knight; Geo. C. Doll, is and are going to send him to the U. tf. P. F. BURKET, Agent. Fresh Cows $25g$70 Chancellor; Jos. L. Houff, Financial Sec- S. Senate," says the Cumberland Alle- semi-tailored models, sports suits and Steers 7@8c. retary; Thos. J. Russell, Recorder; ganian," is because he stands for defi- Columbia Grafanolos and Records at dress effects, in gabardines, serges, the Clothing and Shoe Store. Bulls 5@6 Harry G. Dorsey, Lecturer; F. Leo nite things and has performed wonders broadcloths, twills, velours, plushes and in a remarkably efficient public career. C. F. ROTERING'S, Hogs, Straight. Smith, Advocate; Jos. I". Wisner, War. other pile fabrics. den; Charles B. Staley, Trustee; Geo. The citizens of Maryland have an as- adv sept 22-tf Emmitsburg, Md. Hogs, Rough 9c. C. Crum, Inside Guard; Robert J. Day, set in the Sixth District representative, FOR SALE. Besides the suits, you will find quite Calves Outside Guard. and they will not relinquish that asset (25c. extra for delivering.) A Driving Mare, and colt, six months Several trips for the purpose of con- for an untried man with no special as large a choice in coats-also from the old. Apply to Spring Lambs 8@8ic. ferring of the three Degrees of Knight- claims. When the name of David J. Wooltex House. adv. s-29 2t. DR. J. B. BRAWNER. Sheep . 4®5ic. hood, are planned to Emmitsburg and Lewis is mentioned the United States We are making Wooltex our-specialty other point throughout the county. pays homage to the "little giant" of Sewed Tire Plant For Sale. Will Ship Every Thursday. Western Maryland, and his home for the customer we keep most in folks Latest machinery. Profitable busi- mind First Day's Registration. going to show overwhelmingly are next ness. Must sell at once. Very reason- is the woman who has a feeling for style, TO THE FARMERS The result of Tuesday, the first day November that he is "not without hon- able. 754 N. EUTAW STREET, who knows good materials, and appreci- gip-Prices quoted above for stock will be of registration, is as follows: or in his own land." adv. o 6-tf. Baltimore, Md paid if delivered in Emmitsburg on Shipping Precinct No. 1, Democrats 60, Repub- ates the finer points of tailoring. Om5yRight 191D The I/ }Mask 0o. Day-Thursday. licans 15, Independent 1, declined 1, The importation into Australia of ex- For Sale. WE HAVE FOR SALE Total 77. Removal plosives containing more than 50 per The Store That Sells Wooltex Certificates, Re- A number of molasses barrels. Stock Steers, Heifers and Bulls every publicans 1, Democrats 1, Total 2. cent. of nitroglycerine has been pro- 6 adv. o 6-2t. J. M. KERRIGAN & CO. Coats and Suits Thursday ard Friday for sale from Precinct No. 2, Democrats 4, Repub- hibited, except after the consent, in to 7c. a pound at Patterson Bros. lican 5, Total 9. Removal certificates, writing, of the Minister of State for Canada has 528 water works systems, GETTY SBURG,PA. Barn. Republicans 3, Democrats 2, Total 5. Trade and Customs has been obtained. costing $122,000,000. reklg 011gonirle Convincing Argument For a Dry County From the Taxpayers Standpoint. The third Annual report of the Auditors of Frederick County Read these: Citizens of Frederick City and County don't you feel shows money spent by the Commissioners of Frederick County out of "The Grand Jury of the September (1916) term of court having completed follows: its labors begs leave to submit the following report: proud of that record? "One interested in Frederick" the 1915 levy as We have been in session eleven days, during which time we have examined Pensions $ 3,598.50 246 witnesses, found 60 presentments and indictments and dismissed 26 cases. says you ought to be proud of the soberness of your Inquisitions 366.00 We found a large number of non-support cases and desertion on the part of city. Compare that drunken and worthless husbands and we might add here that a large per record with the empty jail in Car- Coffins and Graves 188.00 cent, of the cases brought before us were caused directly or indirectly by the roll County, dry for some months. State Insane 6,906.00 use of intoxicating liquors." (September Term 1916, G. M. Smith, Foreman. Jurors The 6,445.00 "We find a large number of non-support cases and desertions on the patt of drink bill of $200,000.00 for Frederick City yearly did not Witnesses 2,104.00 husbands, 75 per cent, of these cases are caused by worthless men who do not place anything in that increased bank deposit to the credit pay a penny of taxes yet cost the of the Sheriff 9,108.61 County hundreds of dollars each year." wives and children of those wage-earners Constables 2,249.69 (Grand Jury February Term 1916, J. C. Lamar, Foreman.) who go home full every Police Magistrates 1,060.00 "We find a large percentage of the cases brought to the attention of this Saturday night and their pocket books empty. States Attorney 4,080.00 body are either directly or indirectly the result of the use of intoxicants and Saloon conditions have improved as "One information from the Sheriff of the county reveals the fact that 98 per cent. of interested in Freder- Extra Attorney Fees 1,130.00 the prisoners confined in the jail are there as the result of the same." ick" says. Montevue and Jail 28,009,00 (Grand Jury February Term 1915, E. C. Remsburg, Foreman.) We certainly Over $65,000.00 out of a total expense of $320,000.00 paid for think so from the Sheriff's report. The the above items. Did you notice how the last Grand Jury voted on the crop of "soaks" for the past ten months has been a good We believe that our tax rat is high; made so to care for the "Dry" question? one. And Mr. Taxpayer it cost you money to fur- product of the saloons and othe places where strong drink is sold. "Before adjourning the jury nish 9608 meals at the jail. Mr. Taxpayer 20 cents out ol every dollar of your taxes is used took a vote on the "dry" for the above items. question. The vote was 21 for elimination of liquor Read this from the Auditors Report: "We PENSIONS. and 2 against." understand that persons arrested within the corporation (News Item) of Frederick and convicted before City police magistrates are We believe that the $3500.00 levied as well as a fair either fined or imprisoned in the County jail. MONTEVUE AND JAIL. If fined, the fines proportion of the money spent for the maintenance of zo to the City. If sent to jail, the prisoners are maintained at the dependents at Montevue is chargeable to the use of in- $28,000.00 of your hard earned money Mr. Taxpayer of Freder- expense of the County. We recommend, that either the fines re- toxicants, either directly or indirectly effecting these ick County. "Those dollars made by the sweat of your brow." vert to the County treasury or else the City pay for the mainten- ance needy ones. I have been requested to give my impression of the effects alcohol has had of its prisoners at the County institution. on the inmates at Mont evue for the two years that I was the Physician at J. P. KING Read the following report of the Charity Organization: that institution. There were about sixty-five insane D. G. ZENTZ "In fifteen years of work by the Charity Organization Society 777 different men and women. I would say alcohol 0. M. FOGLE persons have been given aid, the most of whom represent families of from two was the cause of twenty-five per cent. of the insanity. to twelve individuals each, the name of one member Of the cases of the County poor,ninety per cent,of them were brought there on Now Frederick County Taxpayer do you understand this? 267 only appearing upon the account of the effects of alcohol. record. In a little more than 30 per cent, or to be very exact, in 239 cases, of drunken City prisoners out of 272, fed at your expense. these the destitution can be traced to alcoholism. Some of this is present Ninety-five of the cases committed for a period of a week or ten days, were drunkenness and some the result of drunkenness in former years. In 109 fam- due to drunkenness. "One interested in Frederick" says "let us alone. The County ilies the cause is a drunken man, usually the husband and father. In 11 fami- In the Tubercular department would say that in every tubercular male, alco- should not have a chance to vote Frederick City dry." lies both the father and mother drink and there are children who suffer. hol played a prominent part in the cause of the disease. Well Mr. Taxpayer "you are easy" if you don't stop all of this In addition to this there are a number of old, single persons, not counted B. 0. THOMAS, M. D. above whose destitution has probably been caused by intemperate habits in unnecessary expense. And now Mr. Taxpayer hear the conclusion. earlier life. We agree with "One Still further there are on the list 35 unmarried women with children whose September 30, 1916. interested in Frederick" that the question condition we think can be largely laid to alcoholism and yet who cannot be Number of patients today at Montevue 116 of Prohibition or Local Option is a serious question. definitely included in the above calculation, and are not. There is not one penny Also a number of applicants who were refused, because drunken, have not Number of patients on account of drunkenness 18 paid into the treasury of Frederick Coun- been counted." C. F. GOODELL, M. D. ty from the license fees of the saloons and liquor dealers of Fred- COFFINS, GRAVES AND INQUISITIONS. erick City and County. Frederick City gets some revenue. Em- SHERIFF, CONSTABLES, STATES ATTORNEY mitsburg gets some and the State gets We know a very large proportion of the the balance. Now Mr. above expense is directly charge- Taxpayer what you able to strong drink. The time comes sooner or later when the saloonkeeper AND POLICE MAGISTRATES. do get? The Whiskey seller fiddles and you get the privilege of stepping to the music of is through with the "bum"and he has the potters field as his last resting place. $1130.00 extra Attorney fees, the most of it to assist your States 15 cents or more on every dollar of taxes out of that hard Attorney in the prosecution of Criminals or appointed earned money of yours to STATE INSANE. by the care for the product of the Court to defend men made criminal in many saloons. Mr. Taxpayer of Frederick $6,900.00 to go out of the County to State Institutions instances by strong County, plus a drink. if the saloon is closed how can the tax rate be raised to good sized sum to care for the feeble minded at Montevue. make $2240.00 for constables to arrest, and $1400.00 for magistrates up for loss of revenue from saloons when Frederick The statistics from different State Insane Asylums are nearly County does not to try prisoners. Expensive proposition, is't it Mr. Taxpayer ? receive one cent of revenue? Mr. Taxpayer the uniform in the statement that drink and its attendant vices cause 98 per cent. the product of booze. safe side of this question is the Dry side. Vote to protect your from 70 to 80 per cent of all insanity. interests, your Sheriff Rhoderick reports from December 1, 1915 to October 1, homes, your wives, your children and make Fred- JURORS AND WITNESSES 1916, the following: erick a better place in which to live. $8,500.00 Everybody come to the mass meeting in Frederick Friday,0c- State Prisoners 321 Received Drunk 141 tober 6th, 7:30 P. M. at the Armory. Speakers of Don't you think Mr. Taxpayer that our jury terms could be National rep- utation will give reasons why you should vote dry. shortened and less witnesses would be summoned if "booze" was City Prisoners 272 Received Drunk 267 —Published by authority of United Dry Forces of Frederick County. R. eliminated? Total Received 593 Total Drunk 408 Rush Lewis Treasurer.

MIDDLEBURG FRANKL1NVILLE NEWS. A MERCILESS JUDGE. The Springfield Republican says: "Mr. Hughes has regulated Mrs. Sallie and son Charles Mr. and Mrs. John One Who Shows No Favor. his cam- Myers Ridenour and paign utterances so as to be the bene- spent Sunday and Monday at Lewis- children visited Mr. and Mrs. Washing- A merciless judge is Father Time. Be- ficiary of the town. ton Ridenour. fore him the weak and the wanting go punishment which a pes- to the wall. Only the truth can stand. tilent hyphenism plans to inflict upon Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mathias spent Mrs. Edward Dewees visited Mr. E. For years the following statement an American President. REGAL SHOES HATS Sunday and Monday at Tannery. A. Fry and family on Sunday. from Is the decisive 4 a Hagerstown resident has withstood force in this campaign to be a fantastic Mr. Charles Myers has gone to Balti- Miss Florence Demuth and Master this sternest of all tests. + Mrs. merger of hates?" * more. John O'Connor visited Mrs. Aaron Stull A Harrison, 325 Liberty St., + 4 Mr. Scott Eyler, of Eyler's Valley, on Sunday. Hagerstown, Md., says: "I had a very bad back, which pained me per- OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. 4- 4 was in town Sunday. Miss Tillie Dewees, of Blue Ridge sistently. I couldn't sleep, no matt,tr + ÷ Mr. and Mrs. Rentzel, of Altoona, Summit, spent a few days last week how tired I was, on account of the mis- List of Those Who Hold Office in City ery and pain across my back. OVERCOATS spent a few days with his brother, Mr. with friends at this place. I could and County,Elective and Appoin- + 5+ do little bending but what nay back + John Rentzel. Mrs. Joseph Fry spent Sunday with pained me and I couldn't do my house- tive. + Mrs. Charles Leman, of Frederick, friends at Eyler's Valley. work. The passages of the kidney se- + There is that indefinable some + spent a few days with Mr. Charles cretions were annoying. Doan's Kid- FREDERICK COUNTY. + + Bowman, Sr. Commenting editorially on Mr. Hugh- ney Pills cured me." Circuit Court—Chief Judge, Ham- OVER TWO YEARS LATER, Mrs. mond Urner. Associate Judges, Glenn + thing about the cut, style and + The Aid Society met at the home of es the North American admits this: Harrison said: "I am glad to confirm H. Worthington and Edward C. Peter. ÷ * Mrs. Belle Hobbs on Saturday night "It is undeniable, however, that six my former endorsement of Doan's Kid- Court meets at Frederick City, first + finish of Rotering with an attendance of 32. Everybody years of the cloistered existence of tne ney Pills" Monday in February and September, for overcoats that 4. spent a very supreme bench kept Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't sim- Grand Jury Terms, December, petit pleasant evening. him (Mr. Hughes) ply ask for a kidney jury term; May, non-jury term. 4- apart from the great issues and changes remedy-get Doan's t is different from ordinary out- 4. Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Har- Clerk of the Circuit Court—Eli G. of that period, and he has much tolearn of rison has twice publicly recommended. Haugh. Deputies, I. N. Loy, M. N. + the forces operating in American life Foster-Milburn Co ,Props.Buffalo,N.Y. Nusz, John H. Martz, E N. Norris, 4, er garments. They are distinc- today." Advertisement. Melvin F. Shepley. Register of Wills—Albert M. Patter- + tive. i+ If you want your town to cut a "The public is fickle and is also son. Deputies, Edward A. Firor, John forgetful. It Horner, Reno S. Crum. + good figure before the world, sub- needs to be continually "The great business world is realiz- reminded where you are and what you Orphans' Court—Charles H. Butts, ÷ scribe for the home paper and ad- are doing. If you don't let it know Chief Judge, George Ed. Smith, John f THIS IS OVERCOAT WEATHER ing as never before that the country vertise your business in through the columns of a newspaper L.S. Aldridge. Orphans' Court meets ev- 44./ it. it soon will transfer its trade." tf. ery Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday + newspaper is the best means to get the of each week. + merits of goods before the people and County Treasurer—Roger G.Harley. + + that no other periodical is so welcome a Deputy County Treasurer—Charles -I* visitor around the fireside of the Amer- R. Harper. GLOVES SWEATER COATS i÷ County Commissioners—Frank M. + „‘f ican home as the weekly paper." MR. VOTER Stevens, President; John W. Humm, T. i* N. Mohler, Harry B. Witter, George C. 4+ Huffer. H. L. Gayer, Clerk. D. Prince- + ton Buckey. C. F. ROTERING, i+ Arthur Brisbane, Editor "New York Journal," said: ÷ ÷ Tax Assessor and Assistant—J.Harry + 4 Allnut, Spencer E. Stup. + West Main St. EMMITSBURG, MD. * "The ipiman race may sometime do without meat, School Commissioners—Cyrus Flook, but it will be a different human race. The human president; A. W. Nicodemus, William + 4+ P. Morsell, Dr. C. L. Wachter, Oscar X Eyler's Valley Happenings. race may sometime do without the use of wines B. Coblentz, James M. Gambrill, Jr.; X++++++++++++++++++++++X X Charles McC. Messrs. William McKissick and Freddie and mild stimulants, but it will be a different hu- Mathias, attorney. man race. Secretary, Treasurer and 6uperinten- Eyler spent Saturday and Sunday with endent—G. Lloyd Palmer, Assistant Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of Union "You cannot Superintendent, Franklin Hershman. ..4-114.1.41.6-s414-s.6-11.4-14 say that races have gone down that Clerk to Board, E. R. Stockman. .4).4-1,411.41). Bridge. drank; —that Mrs. Wm. T. Miller spent Tuesday races have gone up that did not drink. State's Attorney—Aaron R. Anders. and Wednesday "There has been Sheriff—William C. Roderick. Office with her daughter, steady progress in France, deputy, William 0.W Mrs. ertenbaker; riding The Allen C. Eyler, of Zentztown. Germany, England, America—all drinking coun- deputy. Chas. H. Klipp; turnkey, Chas. New Sponseller Fabrics Miss Lillian Schely is spending some- tries. There has been stagnation , among the Mo- Supervisors of Elections—Garrett time in Washington, D. C. hammedans, S. ARE ON DISPLAY Mr. and Mrs. John Forney and Asiatics and other teetotal nations." DeGrange, President; Witham B. James grand- Republican and Joseph F. Eisenhauer, t There is no excuse for a man not to be well dressed when daughter Genevieve spent sunday with Democrat; Clerk, Ciaggett E. Rems- Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe L. Eyler and fam- berg. ily. Surveyor—Emory C. Crum. t CLOTHING Miss L. Ruth Miller spent Sunday Vote Against County Health Officer—Dr. Ralph Browning, Myersville. of the character, making and finish that Lippy clothes afternoon with MissMary M. McKissick. Superintendent and Clerk at Monte- to possess at such moderate cost. We lay special emphasis Mrs. Conook and two children have vue—Olin W. Rice, Superintendent J. returned home after spending sometime D. English, Clerk. on large assortment of Fabrics. with Mrs. Schely. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McKissick and Prohibition EMMITSBURG. J. D. LIPPY, Tailor, .?‘ Master Maurice Eyler and Mrs Wm. Burgess—John Stewart Annan. T. Miller spent Sunday evening with Commissioners —J. C. Rosensteel, CHAMBERSBURG, ST. Mrs. Katie Lantz. and keep Frederick Co. prosperous. William Morrison H. C. Harner. Master Lloyd Eyler has returned Clerk of Commissioners—E. C. Moser. o Meta. 8-tt GETTYSBURG, PA. home after spending the summer with Chief of Police—Isaac Hahn. it his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tax Collector—Joseph H Myers T. Miller. Justices of the Peace—M. F. Shuff, —Published by authority of Chas. B. Cox, Treasurer. J. Henry Stokes

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PIANO BARGAINS ACROSS THE LINE —DEALER IN EDWARD HARTING EtT,'"er ,of— M. ESHER, Furniture of all Kinds New Pianosii125 up. Second-hand $25 up. Organs The will of John Givenner, who died $10 up. Easy Terms $5 monthly. Over a dozen recently Easton, leaves Gettysburg FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Etc. makes at Lowest Factory Prices,including the at EMBALMER Famous Lehr and others, sold 20 years at College $1000. W. MAIN STREET, Birely's Palace of Music. Phone 45$-R. H.M. Gillelan &Son FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP CRAMER'S PALACE OF MUSIC, Col. Clinton R. Beckwith, of the New Emmitsburg, Maryland York State Monument Commission was -6-3m ALL WORK WARRANTED. n-12. Frederick, Md. in Gettysburg this week making arran- The New City Hotel, Fresh and Salt Meats livoissvoccismousmioi•ocimixii gements for the construction of founda- Frederick, Maryland, is tions for two new memorials which that * State will erect on the Gettysburg bat- known to and patronized by 1916 FALL OPENING:tlefield. Tourists from all parts of the Fresh Sausage, Both will be heroic size country. This hotel makes a 0 statues of We announce our Annual Fall Showing of bronze, mounted on pedestals of appro- Specialty of Serving Delici- )0 • Pudding and Panhaus. * II priate proportions, and in general will ous Meals to Auto Parties. CLOTHES FOR MEN be along the lines of the Wadsworth Comfort, Cleanliness and II 0 memorial. One will be erected to the Particularly Fine Fresh Pork. II( In the most complete assortment of new styles. Fabrics• memory of Gen. Abner Doubleday, a Good Service, and Consider- •of the highest quality from foreign and domestic mills— a division commander of the First Corps, ate Attention to all guests are of II tailored faultlessly in every detail. Also a complete line of a and commander of the corps in the first the characteristics of the WATCH THE ABOVE SPACE FOR IMPORTANT CHANGES. St day's battle after the death of General New City Hotel. Reynolds. It will be located south of W; • men's Fall Hats, Shoes And Haberdashery i Springs Hotel road, near the site of C. B. COX, Manager. Oct 6-'12-1yr * • the 142nd Pennsylvania monument. Y, LOWENSTEIN WERTHEIMER, it & . The other is to General Robinson, THE MANY GOOD Paid too much! Is that what you did say? a HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS • who commanded the division of the POINTS OF OUR First Corps that operated on the right GET OUR in Groceries PRICES ON a 9-11 N. Market Street, FREDERICK, MD. a of the First Corps line. It will be lo- are known only to cus- X jan = 15-1yr a cated at the junction of tomers who have bought them at the Mummas- from us for Blankets, Underwear, Gloves, Mittens, 11 NOR Y.UM II )11 il Ma1101MICCIO NMI010 101)1 burn road and the avenue. years. They know Sweater Coats they have got the best Teas, Sp It is Colonel Beckwith's intention to DO THESE PRICES ATTRACT YOU? Coffees, Canned Goods, etc., pro- WI have the foundations put up this fall. curable; that they have got un- Linen Torchon Lace 2 and 3 inches wide for 5c. The memorials will be completed some equalled value for their money. Prompt er time next summer and present plans careful service,and satisfaction in every Largest Tablet on the Market for 5c. way. Why not become GREEN GROCERIES AND FRUIT provide that they shall be dedicated in one of our cus- Clarks 0. N. T. Darning Cotton at 2 spools for 5c. the fall of 1917. tomers? It will pay you. THE So long as we have them. Bi The new $130,000 theatre at Waynes- BEST ALWAYS. Fresh Corn, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Potatoes--Every- co boro, Pa., was opened for the first time F. COLUMBUS KNOTT TLiscBsurRAGRE.D. Thursday night with an address by Wat- 1 thing Green. Canteloupes, Watermelons, Successor to Besant and Knott, CHARLES ROTERING 86 SON son R. Davison. There were two per B: aug 23-1yr STRICTLY CASH WI Peaches, Plums, Pineapples.---Phone formances, at which nearly 2,000 per- FREDERICK, MD. Feb 26-11 ly- sons were present. E. orders promptly filled. The fourteenth annual reunion of the THE OLD RELIABLE is Souther.) District association depart- Registered 0 ment of the Pennsylvania G. A. R., ptomettst Mutual C. L. KEFAUVE R 9 will be held Insurance Company FREDERI CK, . in Shippensburg, Saturday, da October Matthews Bros. 14. OF FREDERICK COUNTY wi Five persons were slightly injured when the steering gear of an Overland ORGANIZED 1843 P. automobile was twisted off, as the ma- La chine hit the bad stretch of road west OFFICE-46 NORTH MARKET ST. Rs 411111,41‘• .1116Allb-AbrAib• "gib"q111i.',1fr 1111.Ailh,.11111, 1111,1111,16.. of the York pike bridge over Rock FREDERICK, MD. creek, last week and the machine, BE swerving almost directly around in the A. C. MCCARDELL 0. C. Mi opposite WAREBIME direction, crashed into a tele- President Secretary Emmitsbure's Furniture Store phone pole. The injured are: Mr. and da Mrs. P. B. Graybill, Mr. and Mrs. SURPLUS $25,000 R. C. Robertson EVERYTHING IN and Mr. Taylor Mc- Will be at "SLAGLE HOTEL" in EMMITSBURG, MD., Er Gee. NO PREMIUM NOTES REQUIRED One hundred and ten volts of elec- Thursday, October 12th. sp INSURES tricity killed Martin Hunter Monday ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY at AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE AT RATES MI the plant of the Sandusky Cement Com- 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN STOCK FURNITURE pany, York, where he was employed COMPANIES CHARGE as WE a laborer. The accident occurred when A Home !nsurance Company fts Herne Insurers he attempted to remove an electric ex- mch 11. 10-ly sp Carpets, Mattings, Rugs tension light with which he was work- CHARLES Mi ing beneath the gas producer at the M. RIDER 1 Window Shades, Furniture Stains plant. EMMITSBURG (SUCCESSOR TO HOKE & RIDER) On the eve of the opening of the bor- Monuments, Memorials and Ceme- i and Varnishes, Sewing Machines, : ough schools at McSherrystown, after M a month's postponement on account of GRAIN ELEVATOR tery Work 1 infantile paralysis, the first case of the of All Kinds cu Needles and Repairs. disease in Adams county was reported BOYLE BROS. ARTISTIC WORKER IN CUT STONE vii 0 : on Sunday. The victim is Amy Law- To 0 M. PI. SII -11 FF rence, 9 years old, daughter of Mr. and —DEALERS IN— CONCRETE EXPERT cis Mrs. Paul Lawrence. The case was My yards hold exhibits of beautiful work. These and photo- tin : Phone 11-3 EMMITSBURG, MD. : discovered by Dr. A. C. Rice, who re- graphs are always open for inspection. ported it to the state Department of American Stock, C, a P. TELEPHONE-26-4 RESIDENCE. ME Health at Harrisburg. Ab.,-..-..v.b.'giPAqb,11W ilk~111...glibrqb, illelb, 1111•Alb," lal•'116 44.A111. an, ill.. 41* 4,11.,^111,ilb ,11111. Hog & Poultry Fence all Sizes WEST MAIN STREET, EMMITSBURG, MD. The Chambersburg, Greencastle and we Hay, Corn, Oats, Rye, Bran, ha 411 Waynesboro trolley, the Chambersburg and Shippensburg trolley, the Waynes- Chop, Clover and Timothy 1 boro Electric Light Plant, the Waynes- Seed, Chicken Feed, Horse to' McCleery's jewelry Stoke 1..010,4111.11.6$104.1.41P . .1 4111.011."11141...le.alio.410. 4111410 Mr boro Gas Company, the Greencastle El- and Cattle Powder, Mary- Ogift.4*.M1■0411V"Illio.41 • ectric Light Company, 0 48 North Market St., Next to "The News," the Shippens- land Portland Cement, Terra burg Gas and Electric Light Company Mount Saint Mary's FREDERICK, MD. will pass into the hands of the Cumber- Cotta Pipe. A Full Line of 1 College and land Valley Utilities Company on Novem- Ml ber 1. This is the outcome of the sale of Ecclesiastical Seminary RELIABLE—COURTEOUS—PROMPT. these properties to the New York syn- MACHINERY dicate which has been negotiating for EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND Ca WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY this purchase for several months. A And Repairs CAREFUL- for same. FOUNDED1808 $ LY REPAIRED AND WORK GUARANTEED. majority of the stockholders of each 0 corporation have signed the agreement Conducted by Secular Clergymen, aided by LayProfessors ib,^4b., -116,1hAlir-gbrib-Aibrib--ivab "Sb."Riarlb.4 to sell and the purchasers have accept- Coal ed 111 the Sizes proposition. all aci CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, PREPARATORY AND COMMERCIAL cai It is probable that Robert D. Sefton, COURSES. Separate Department for YOUNG BOYS. of Waynesboro, manager of the Cham- 41. Call and get our Prices ha CATALOGUE ADDRESS bersburg, Greencastle and Waynesboro befote you buy. FOR re, street Railway will be retained as man- RT. REV. MONSIGNOR B. J. BRADLEY, LL D., President kn ager of both the local company and the tho Chambersburg and Shippensburg Rail- BOYLE BROS. ell Apr. 2-09 IANNOUNCEMENT.1 way. The new corporation is backed sit by New York and Baltimore capital- ap ists. + I want to formally announce that I have sold I to With every department filled to oveir- + the egg and poultry flowing with exhibits the sixty-third Sa department of my business ev, annual York County Fair opened Tues- E.L.FR1ZELL SHOE STORE ea. 44 to the Blue Ribbon Egg Company, Messrs. Calla- day. The weather was fine and it is no estimated that more than 20,000 people —DEALER IN— th han & Rotering, and I ask for them the same * visited the grounds. This is the big- A Good Stock of Ca + liberal patronage that was accorded gest fair in many ways in the history me. of the society. The entries in the live- Do stock department exceed 450, and there FEED, Winter Shoes and Rubbers Da I SHALL CONTINUE THE is a fine show of horses. evi Daniel Shoemaker, of York, Pa., 60 Rubber Boots and Warm ttu years old, fell from a ladder Tuesday COAL hii and broke his neck. His condition is I MEAT AND BUTTER BUSINESS serious. The accident occurred while Lined Shoes tel ii- Mr. Shoemaker was picking AND ESPECIALLY pears. It tel + And shall keep up *I- is believed he was stricken with verti- my wagOn delivery. Do ÷ + go while at the top of a 15-foot ladder. + M. ha My customers, will find in my place---the 4 Mrs. Mamie Nalley, of Hagerstown, SEEDS FRANK ROWE va -1* a widow, who abandoned her infant WE same old stand---The Very i- EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND + best 4 daughter in the railroad station at Han- WI + 4 over several weeks ago, pleaded guilty CI before Judge N. M. Wanner at York FIIIIIIIEBS' SUPPLIES roE t.i FRESH & SALT MEATS * Tuesday and was sentenced to one year N( + in the York County Jail, and fined $1 + ÷ and costs. IN OREM A. F. DIENER---Registered Optometric + OBTAINABLE + State Health Commissioner Dixon on WITH ++ 4 Saturday closed the ice cream manu- facturing MALONE'S JEWELRY {* 4 plant of the Hershey Cream- STORE ery Co., Harrisburg. Ice cream, say WEST MAIN ST., Successor to H. S. Landis. 35 N. MARKET ST., FREDERICK, MD. 4 state and health authorities, has been t JOSEPH responsible EYES E. 4 for the typhoid epidemic EXAMINED FREE + HOKE EMMITSBURG, MD. ++ now prevailing in Dauphin and adjoin- We guarantee satisfaction or no charge made. 1C++++++++++++++++++++++++X ing counties. Apr. 80-09-1yr. 1-1-16 r