Two Negroes Held After Liquor Found Upon Them
Calvin Dorsey and Walter Malone, both colored, were detained after officers found 15 12 pints of whiskey on them near the circus grounds. They attempted to elude Sheriff Ingomar Albaugh and Deputy Horace Radcliffe, were arrested, and held for a police court hearing at 7 tonight, charged with unloading liquor to circus patrons. State's Attorney William Storm to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Dorsey
Walter Malone
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Horace Radcliffe
Albaugh
Radcliffe
Dorsey
William M
Storm
Klein Estate Shares Slated for Family Kin
The will of C Samuel Kiding filed for probate divides estate into six shares. Five go to five surviving children Rosa Efenthnger Charles E Klein Fannie J Holter Alexis R Klein and Jesse R Klein. Sixth shares go to Andrew J Klein’s children Harman Klein Elizabeth Klein Naomi Klein. Executors named Charles E Klein and Jesse R Klein. Will dated June 20 1920 witnessed by Francis B Sappington and Louise B Sappington. Knott Will Also Probate Filed for John D Knott of Bear Thurmont burial in Catholic cemetery at Thurmont and tombstone before division. Douglass Knott and George Knott each receive 1. Remainder divided among Alexandria Francis Joseph F Knott, Mrs Ellen Gourley, Mrs Emma Matthias, Peter F Buarker. Executor Emmitsburg. Dated June 18 1925 witnessed by Charles A McNair and P F Burker. Fleming Will Filed gives entire estate to husband Charles Edgar Fleming and son Charlies David Fleming. Charlies David Fleming named executor. Dated October 12 1912 witnesses Frederick W Cramer Barry W Bowers and 1 XN Los North Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Samuel Kiding
Register of Wills’ Office
Andrew J. Klein
Rosa Efenthnger
Charles E. Klein
Fannie J. Holter
Alexis R. Klein
Jesse R. Klein
Harman Klein
Elizabeth Klein
Naomi Klein
Francis B. Sappington
Louise B. Sappington
Knott Wi
John D. Knott
Bear Thurmont
Thurmont
Douglass Knott
George Knott
Alexandria
Francis
Joseph F. Knott
Ellen Gourley
Emma Matthias
Peter F. Buarker
Emmitsburg
Charles A. McNair
P. F. Burker
Fleming
Sarah Elizabeth Catherine Fleming
Charles Edgar Fleming
Charlies David Fleming
Frederick W. Cramer
York, Pa
Barry W. Bowers
Los
North Market Street
Vienna Normal Again After Street Rioting
Vienna resumed normal life after antisemitic rioting last night as heavy guards patrolled the streets near the concert hall. The fourteenth Zionist conference was to open this evening amid security measures and heightened vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Associated Press
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Althonesh
Arrest of John Tonsil for Reckless Driving in City
John Tonsil colored was arrested by City Policeman Hoffman between 12 and 1 this morning. He faces a charge of reckless driving and will have a police court hearing tonight at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tonsil
Hoffman
Cinderella man courted by chorus girls on rooftop scene
New York August 18Edward W Browning, a millionaire realtor, fled a roof garden dining area as two dozen chorus girls surrounded his table and urged adoption. A blonde ingenue briefly restrained him before other diners cheered. Browning danced briefly but escaped as the band played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Edward W Browning
Mary Louise Spas
Mr. Browning
Elks Convention Prizes Galore for Maryland DC Lodges
Frederick Lodge No 684 prepares for the fifth annual state Elks convention to be held in early September with a grand parade and cash prizes for best floats in two categories. A symbolic loving cup honors the top parade float, while a large bronze and silver cup awaits the ritualistic winner. The lodge also announces completion of a new Elks Home and lists appointed delegates and alternates for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lodge
B. P. O. of Elks
State Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
West Second Street
Charles Stewart
Frostburg
Frederick Jodge
Mebri F. Moberly
Independent Hall
Portable school buildings planned at Catoctin Furnace
Work began this week on portable buildings at Catoctin Furnace to house temporarily several grades of the grammar school after a recent fire. A second building will be sent later in the week. A new permanent school is planned, while Edgewood in the Turstora district has unresolved measures after its building burned Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Furnace
Wes
Mendar
G. ‘Liesd Palmer
Edgewood
Tustarora
Wagon Breaks Down At Market Corner
A wagon belonging to J William Howard of near Frederick broke its rear wheel after getting caught between trolley tracks at the South and South Market streets corner this morning about 9 30 o clock. The large font horse wagon carried corn husks and blocked traffic for a quarter hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Howard
Frederick
South
South Market
Mr. Howard
Plan to fly over unknown polar region may be abandoned
Navy officials and the National Geographic Society discussed the MacMillan Arctic expedition. Lieut Commander Byrd was asked to advise whether to abandon hopes of a first flight this year and instead focus on Greenland and Labrador explorations for scientific data amid storms and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Polar
Byrd
Navy
National Geographic Society
Greenland
Labrador
Housewife Canning Boom As Winter Supplies Grow
As canning peaks nationwide both factories and housewives stock up for winter. Prices stay near normal with some shortages and surpluses. Fruits and vegetables list includes corn 25 32 cents per dozen ears and peaches around 3 50 per bushel. Oranges 4 70 cents per dozen, apples 2 per bushel, pears 10 cents box, beets 25 cents per 7% bunches. Pears and plums are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
France waits on Belgian debt outcome
Paris August 18 Prime Minister Caillaux suspends drafting instructions for a French debt funding mission to the United States while awaiting definite action by Washington on the Belgian debt. The French government expects treatment at least as favorable as Belgium’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Cailaux
United States
Washington
Belgium
Chautauqua Program At Braddock Heights
Chautauqua events at Braddock Heights feature Lions club guests at Thursday session with Dr Culp lecture on Government for All and Missouri Entertainers music. Fresh Air kiddies from New York and wives attend all sessions during a three day run via Radcliffe Chautauqua Company. Bird unties itself through noose trap in Manchester. St Louis realtor Miss Blanche Hitzman earns 345.00 commission on 1.5 million hotel sale.
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Braddock Heights
Lions Club
Camp Schiey- Ian
Fresh Air Kiddies
New York
Lwives
Chautauqua
W. It. Ss. Culp
Missouri
Culp
Missouri Entertainers
Radcliffe Chautauqua Company
St.Louis
Blanche Hitzman
Old Fashioned Girls Be Favored by Local Youth
Frederick youths favor the old fashioned girl over the flapper. Respondents value personality, self respect, and adaptability, with many preferring a well rounded, educated, good dancer who can converse and entertain. Outdoor sports and modest fashion are noted virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lloyd Winebrenner
M. J. Grove
Clarke Wisotzki
Circus Delays Stalls Frederick Street Parade Today
Crowds waited since morning as the Kiddies and Older Folks welcome circus faced delays arriving from Lancaster. Christy’s wild animals and 190 performers prepared as elephants and wagons lined the Fairgrounds. Two shows are planned today, one this afternoon and another tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Christy
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Harmony Grove
Dixie
Myrttie
New Fall Hats Draw Attention Of Milady
In Frederick, local shops display the season’s fall hats with black velvet trimmed apricot georgette and lavender, rose, and green velvets. Lower crowns and wider brims gain notice while bold crowns and minimal brims appear. Accessories include carved cigarette holders and leather crepe bric a brac, with bright colors and varied textures forecast for autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dempsey Fight Deal Requiress July Fourth Bout
New York Aug 18 promoter Rickard and Jack Kearns posted 25000 forfeit each to force a Dempsey vs Villa or Dempsey vs Wills match before July 4. The State Athletic Commission reinstated Kearns and granted him license to operate in New York. Mullins may post a similar forfeit. Dempsey warned he would quit if Kearns presses for a Wills bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Toex Rickard
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Kearns
Paddy Mullins
Wills
Dempsey
Mullins
Demypsey-Wils
Rickard
Los Angeles
Aus
Starry Wills
Prevention of Typhoid Urged by County Health Officer Kefauver
The county health officer Dr. B C Kefauver urges typhoid prevention through serum treatment giving immunity for three to five years. Nine cases are reported locally, with spread tied to meat handlers and contact with the disease, while 1924 saw 32 cases. Precautions, pamphlets, and education are emphasized as summer illnesses rise.
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B. C. Kefauver
Kefauver
Frederick
Point of Rocks
Myersville
Jefferson
Petersville
Buckeystown
Bolivar
Walkersville
Adamstown
Chhar
Mandel Warner
Margaret Newman
Florence Garner
United Brethren Reunion Set for Braddock Heights
The third annual United Brethren Sunday schools and churches reunion for Washington and Frederick counties will be at Braddock Heights on Thursday August 20. St Pauls United Brethren Sunday school of Hagerstown also plans a joint picnic with an appealing program headlined by Bishop William W Beil DD LL of Harrisburg as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday Schools
Washington
Frederick Counties
Braddock Heights
St. Pauls United Brethren Sunday School
Hagerstown
Wiham
Harnsburg
Steamship Line Sold to Export Steamship Corp
The American Export Line was sold to Export Steamship Corporation of New York by the Shipping Board for about $1,000,040. Washington reports the transaction as completed today on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Export Steamship Corporation of
New York
the Shipping Board
Divisional Day Heads Not Named by Andrews Today
Washington August 18 With two weeks left before the new prohibition program starts a dry conference was held behind closed doors. Assistant Secretary Andrews met for three hours with divisional chiefs and state directors and did not announce the names of the two prohibition administrators to be appointed, though indications pointed to a public announcement within a day or two. The session covered enforcement plans and a reorganized staff to take over duties from the present chief and director on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Counics
Andrews
The
Treasury
Ehtef
Miss Ederle Abandons Channel Swim Due to Weather
Dover England Aug 18 Gertrude Ederle forced to abandon her English Channel attempt this afternoon two thirds across at 3 58 p m seasickness and nausea from salt water and choppy waves ended the bid. Sobbing she was aided aboard and recalled cheering from friends as she gave up the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dover
England
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Channel
Abe
Jabez Selle
Realizing Sales Fail to Halt Upward Movement
New York reports steady growth in stock activity as realizing sales in Mack Truck General Electric International Harvester and Westinghouse Air Brake paused but could not stop the overall rise. Rails were bid up aggressively on reports of growing public participation with a strong closing. Drox invited 1.7 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
General Electric
International Harvester
Westinghouse
Ap. Drox
Ken Williams May Have Fractured Skull in Pitch Hit
St. Louis August 18 Kenneth Williams slugging St Louis Browns outfielder was sent to a hospital for X ray to determine if his skull fractured after being struck on the head by a pitched ball in a game at Cleveland last Saturday He will be out of the game indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
Kenneth Williams
St. Louis Brown
Cleveland
Williams
Most Polite Autoists From Ohio, He Says
Officer Pat Hillmer notes Ohio drivers as the most polite visitors at Square Corner. He cites Washington residents as troublesome and says a Pennsylvania congressman was stopped for speeding but praised for his courtesy. The anecdote ends with the idea that politeness earns leniency from traffic cops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pat Hilther
District of Columbia
Hillmer
Washingston
Pennsylvania
Sclon
Nics
Pat
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Alfred W. Gaver
F. W. Staub
Benjamin Rosenoart
Charles Segal
David C. Winebrenner
A. A. Hileman
C Clifford Doll
E. Austin James
Meredith Staub
J. H. Grove, Jr
Paul J. Parne
MacMillan
Navy Department
Com. Byrd
U.S
France
Club
Manchester
Eng
Oliver G. Pike
Bird Life
Pire
Parke
Ralph Beachley
Harold Boost
Hugh English
Harry C. Hut, Jr
Robert Clapp, Jr
John Wilson
Alice
Beaumount
Ockr
Milady
Champion
Quincy
Catoctin
Keedesville
Ira J. McCardy
Harry Dalaney Beil
Paltimer
ML Pleasant
America
U. B. Reunion
Steamship Line
Miss Ederle
Ken Williams
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