Thrilling Auto Races Draw 4000 At Fair Grounds
Nearly four thousand spectators witnessed six close races at the Fair Grounds on Saturday afternoon. The track was fair, no records fell, and an auto polo match between Faber-Mountain and Inter-Mountain ended 2 to 0 for Inter-Mountain. Ripple led with a Bentz Special times near 83.5 seconds in the half mile trials. a dramatic three mile flying start ended in a dead heat between Ripple and Cotrell.
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Mussolini to Study American Methods in United States
Premier Mussolini plans sending several Italian engineers to the United States to study American methods. They will start as common workers to gain a deeper familiarity with industry branches.
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Hood College to Celebrate Thirtieth Anniversary
Hood College invites the Bristol community and delegates from the Synod of the Potomac to a campus celebration. Events run from 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm with a social reception in Coblentz Hall, a procession through Shriner Hall and Alumni Hall, and anniversary exercises in Brousbeck Hall. Campus Day features follow, ending with a 6:30 pm anniversary dinner for invited guests.
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Maryland per capita tax hits new high in 1919 report
Washington reports Maryland levied an average toll of 31.47 per person last year, up 139 percent from 1912. State debt rose from 50,045,797 to 120,053,802 in the period, with per capita debt climbing to 81.43. Also included is a local tale: Gettysburg resident Charles E. Miller married his mother in law and became grandfather to his own children.
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