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   Frederick News-Post (Newspaper) - August 2, 1920, Frederick, Maryland                                Temperatures Circus oat tor the big FREDERICK COUNTY'S MORNING DAILY 197. MONDAY AUGUST 2, 1920. PRICE TWO OF ST OF Reported That J.M. Clover S. Was Ill-Treated i GUmer Schley been h} of North South Carolina to investigate thp attending the arrest j Near Cloudburst North Of Coolest In 50 Years Coolidge Accepting Nomination The drouth which was its effect on crops and vegetation was broken Saturday and yesterday by a rain which was heavier in some localities than in other sections of the county which E. A. White Seriously Now At MOTORCYCLIST IN COLLISION A. 30 years Volts Pass Through Body Of E. W. Death Cutting into a wire carrying volts with a pair of Earl W. Va electrician for i the Great American was in- killed yesterday morning 5.45 o'clock at the carnival on the eastern border the was standing on a bDx of J M Smith Clover a downpour Saturday night seriously and fell 20 feet into a He S claim and brought no rain in this yesterday afternoon when an was dead when picked accorded ill treatment in Frederick From t a almost in which he was was disconnects fin a return from iina rain Detro I i I C JLI t A. l trvit i vli on a return overland trip from the state line the rain f a. was very almost equaling a v in A heavy ram 01 b with hail also fell at Yellow that when party arrived in the storm the damage was reported in ruing out their which amounted to m fines and and that Mr. Smith undertook to explain his to the but wires i transformer to as the carnival He skidded on the slippery and went some distance j pany in an adjoining meadow and At hOid of a live wire which the City Hospital last it was death the injured man sustained j ine sSSS H no an The average temperature for last several fractured probably 25 years old and had that individual would not allow and did not show him fractured and was severely leading technical During war he perfected a timing ice t he is ral funeral will A- M. Wood decided that ani P cempany with an older man month wag on way to this city in a 78 degrees and in 1918 it was 15.4. i Premier It was for STrenna or Carolina to hottest July M the records ot was running C C. Carry is the a negro an average rapidly and Ascending a slight funeral thti f Tit A copy of the protect has been fued oj go 8 There incline started to skid on the wet at City Hall bv the Aragon l d during last month Before the car could be ton Rock together temperature of 90 trolled ft left the crossed a ditch she editorial of or over cae meadow and was to have which accuses the e this summer has been j turned over Steuart was of being in to lae under car white bis a game It is charged that J lhat j. Bowers and was thrown clear of the the party paid extra to were len last bruised about the a man to set them out of 0 more f and The top the machine was Frederick without further arrest 8mount in 24 time torn off and tire windshield and complaints filed with Major The The damaged car have oome from George H lhe garage for Maxton N C. and L for today b Knn Mayor is clear the in North and oline are over the My slogan always been and hospitality to ers oar and it too bad are so especially our city police force had with fie Frederick guen aa unsavory tion by the affair and 1 hate asked Cttv to ta uH complaints and explain that the nrt made thf city l referred the matter to Col little change gentle and south to in Grimes 26 years of moderate to this city day afternoon on a wasj struck by an automobile while Catoctin Furnace and bad his broken It 4s said that two Thurmont were Parade This Morning At 48 Carloads Of RITES TO i Railroad Officials To Start uring On The New Rate Of 3farcli Of Parade leases circus grounds i that was toj at 10.30 Will move Calvin Coolidge speaking from the porch of his home at ton U- U. avoid one of the He was taken to tae City Hospital for Crashed Into Another Machine to vui commissioner Near Speedster and I am sure MI- onel Banghman will make an early the newspaper ihe of will find some way around Made 45 Mile An Motorcycle Deputy west on East Patrick to North on Carroll to East Church west on East Church street to north on ket to the Fountain and return to and east on East Patrick street to the show MORE PER CAPITA Aug. in all of the States tomorrow will plunge into the task of preparing new rate schedules to conform to the decision of the In- Commerce Commission late allowing increases of 2ft per in passenger 50 per in fares and from 25 to 40 per in freight j It may be weeks before tae roads to get the benefit of the in- creased expected to add to gross Increase The increase will be collected by the railroads as the Eastern per From the Southern roads per the Western roads the 25 and 35 per advance at 30 per Total additional revenue freight an- From passenger excess and fare Passenger From Eastern roads per i Southern roads per From Western roads per Total passenger Excess baggage cent i Total tor Surcharge on Pullman lares pa cent of Pullman per from all excepting eight local from ail fare The circus Was Slump Of 10 Barn And A t I Will Make The on passenger fares lie WU i i. some uav an Divided Into Two marter for the Chamber of a speeder returned to Banquet TO this city Saturday and will remain M for a While he is still j The i suffering from the ot a severe on his ieg he is mishap occurred when his to correct the bad in Carolina newspapers chine collided with another tion at the last moment and will show on Freed's lot at the end of East Pa street near the Fair Grounds instead of the inal Company First Maryland M. goes on the J. A. Two sixteen Imen the beaded by after arriving in Lester the by 1 land last Officer Smtih tenant R. F are after ZZ the National pike on his These many men are The doors will open at 1 o'clock for the afternoon mance 7 o'clock for the ing show The afternoon show start promptly at 2 o'clock and the evening entertainment at 8 ket Off 30 Cents In Although In Are each person in ths p the population at The rates per cap- ita amounts to In plain J it means a tax of more than that in increases i that in of was quoted Only hard work on the part of commodity according to m on last Saturday at neighbors and Independent discovered by m tnis on saved the barn and all Rail Director Walker D per bushel This is a drop on the farm of K 10 cents per bushel over the day be- his fore wben the Quotation was 52.30 fire at oer bushel In Chicago the break of the fire is unknow from 11 to 13 cents playing in the yard noticed DK dav in Baltimore the King to tae The kiddies all' price of wheat declined 12 and found the rick in the j Railroad bushel Saturday over toe barnyard contradict declaring tne to the increase be reflected from three The origin in ail commodities mean be Boosted a. total of from pitte ou when the bis previous -As he neared the Six Mile House to bring the company up to and the other j reported in Baltimore at tae a bucket bi MiSS Latimer Touring In Interest fast moving taxi passed him strength of 60 and for tne I Smith immediately took up eral the big show The dullness of the trading was an to an alara Of Maryland Of to the officer the Although both teams are D to the Neither saving the el over me. No transactions were soon congregated would be not more -a 1-iT-ura dp The fiOH i u u f brigade was The j Qr tten Of Maryland Association Of Workers For The Miss E. assistant arrest Smith immediately took up the big show to the officer the Although both teams are was making 45 miles per iastic over the added old and ibut as the driver was proceeding is offered in the form of a trophy inl r cir. he decided not to the shape of a supper be paid for are arrest him until were in the by the bringing in the smallest al is and fire company responded of the trading was an alarm and did good work m barn was rilled equal feature to the Neither the millers nor exporters are willing to buv in a situation which shows so and wide price changes Will Be Complex of rates is a complex Ui iem because of the thousands of with and About 800. considerations which have corns i i i T i rr bushels of wheat had been threshed to accepted in rate making The The straw was very drv and it the Commerce but a few minutes for the large barely more than in excitement is here a commission is the Smith was running a short dis- number of As is the few lots arrived by to become a roaring de on railroad officiate may for the behind the taxi when the thing of soldiers ready to frOm sold at men worked for five hours to The Creases allowed O'Brien a passed Gorman's motorcycle near the this recruiting drive will be a lively J o'clock and to 52.30 a However even fore was out of The by the are stated Rain Oil of the demand for sample lots is loss was small as nothing out tne percentage me tne auu strawstack was consumed the railroad rate officials must in making new rats Smih s approach Cor- Fire In Battery has been in this city during smin s was S Lewis late last declines continue i r JE jss the afternoon she will return to Bai distance Earl tahn H. Jl William years a that if this control by former State Senator George L. The commission then how ra The rat that the absence Company Smoke was discovered field work she is accompanied by Corman under F. BarricK cap- farmers to see the T ssr as George R. LU V 3VV. eluded m her work is to locate the ams was fined 326.4.-) for visit them andi ascertain to what extent they are capable of START 3ng themselves or becoming self Tbe school she represents fit Xew pipe Line On East offers to the J Patrick soon as the work of laying the to become learn on Page NEW ADVERTISEMENTS new pipe line of the new city water The alarm of fire sounded the commissions ivi tery station of the Electric a hearms if claimed that the absence Company Smoke was discovered Thousands of wi demand has had more to do coming from the by former be filed the e break than any other single Sheriff William C. and a 6 Per Cent. is said to have minutes later Joseph Kaufman increased rates are withdrawn from all entered the front door and found the treasury by In the of these pair of trousers on a bed on tne JUT a return of 6 per cent. Oji t floor The of the .af investment of the roads the new pipe une 01 me for the I main on East Patrick street is com- Chamber Ot Frederick since March 1 the roads misled the market earlier crop tne me i still are ment from a No damage was np a deficit of approximately fnr to i Maurice E Routzahn tor a the State Roads Commission take the street from the railroad crossing to the of or Photo The Star old culvert over Carroll Public Service Commission com- tonight commission has decided to make this of the proposed increase in into a stretch of concrete highway of the Gas Com- yellow This circus which will be built and A committee of the ing here todav has all of the ue u nf th in larse Quantities c i T TP unwilling to done j 000 00-3 for the government W Approves and balloons mil be price 50 The alarm was Bounded at a The Waynesboro Chamber of before fleep over when the crowded with mere not file of words sleep even v convince 1. when the crowded with officials are a protest with takes the of and considerable to have the rates IS a Circus t nC Mercer's bv the president of the mentioned th in large quantities following the forum meeting and the old town will be turned into n Wanted A. Low laid from the corner of East and records of the company ds that the roose wanted A. Low laid from tne corner 01 I il t HorH and Mules land East streets to the Wayside finds that the proposed rates are and aim Superintendent of City and The report Visitor Governor Albert C. Ritchie was a Thursday night of Roads Com- missioner D. Charles and Mrs at their home on Court The Governor came Miss Lena South Frederick with Mi. Winebrener and considerable anxious to have the new rates go the as soon as responded The was one-half ot 1 per of the the old and of the roads under the tne sire of the first house in must be devoted 5t city built by Thomas equipment and betterment of This is intended to protect fort and lv st. has been visiting ip after report will be submitted to a at Floor Moberly's Patrick street is being dug up and Special Car pipes are laid in the Railway Drainage pipes are being of Well fountain City Garage About 300 feet pipe report will be made been directors Mr. and Mrs. T. C. of Beatrice spent Sunday at Chesapeake f has been the geust of Mrs. E. has J. W. 111. Mrs. M. M. Whitmore has returned from a visit through Mrs. Edna K. Ogle and Michigan and She Rachel and of are spend the remainder oi the iting in Forest Linden and at her at Blue Ridge o. Pa.  

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