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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1921

Page

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Lewerage fee suit targets Hagerstown property owners

Daniel B. Downin former city excollector files lawsuits in Justice Middaughs court against Hagerstown property owners for non payment of sewer rental fees. Bills have long been overdue, with mayor and council unaware how to levy rentals. Fees vary by building equipment and office factory charges. Downin to press suit against all debtors who delay paying. A Cleveland health education note mentions public lectures on health and recreation.

Hagerstown Daniel B. Downin V. Middickauf Charles E. Bow- Man Justice Middlehaul Downin

American society girl Barbara Murray to wed Lord Downe

Barbara Murray an American society girl has had her engagement to wed Lord Downe heir to the Earl of Moray publicly announced in London. Lord Downe a 32 year old scion of a historic Scottish family met Miss Murray in New York two years ago during a visit by Downe.

Barbara Murray Lord Downe Earl of Moray London New York

Deputy Shot Down In Pistol Battle With Moonshiners

Hyattsville Maryland May 23 A pistol exchange lasting over 15 minutes between Prince Georges County deputies and bootleggers left Deputy Allen M Chase mortally wounded with a through the right lung. A bootlegger identified as Burkley is believed to be among the wounded. Police pursued leads as Mayor Rushe notified State Police.

Hyattsville Prince George's County Cheverly Allen M. Chase Depues Washington Harry Hirkley Burkley Chase J. Frank Rushe

Dr. MacArtney Elected Moderator at General Assembly

Dr. Clarence E. MacArtney of Philadelphia won the Moderatorship of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A at the 18th general assembly in Grand Rapids Michigan on May 22 He led on the first ballot defeating Dr Charles Erdman of Princeton New Jersey as a rival candidate and was chosen at the assembly session in Michigan.

MacArtney Grand Rapids Mich Clarence, KE. MacArtney Philadelphia Presbyterian Church U. S. of A Chas, Erdman Princeton N. J

Beech Run Dogs Eat Moonshine Mash in West Virginia

In Kingwood West Virginia residents reported dogs in Beech Run neighborhood getting drunk after chewing moonshine mash. Officials investigated and penned several animals as a result. In Cumberland a separate note says the Cumberland Ministerial Union met to discuss George W Hawkins removal as prohibition enforcement officer with a committee appointed to determine reasons.

Kingwood Beech Run Hawkins Cumberland The Cumberland Ministerial Union George W. Hawkins

Committee Orders Probe of Charges in Willian Baker Case

The House authorized an investigation into charges against federal judge Willian E Baker of the northern West Virginia district. District Attorney T A Brown of the same district also contends grounds exist for impeachment of Judge Haher. Western Maryland Railway reports May earnings drop 124243 from year ago, total weekly earnings 367496. From January 1 to May 14 earnings fall 1172332 versus 1923. Chicago to add sixteen thousand school seats with sixteen new buildings in 1924.

Washington West Virginia House Haher T. A. Brown Western Maryland Western Maryland Railway Company

Veteran Judge Endorses Tanlac With Strong Endorsement

Hon A P Tarbox a Nebraska judge and lawyer long in practice across Illinois Nebraska and Oklahoma, testifies Tanlac saved his health and strength. He credits Tanlac with ending his indigestion and stomach trouble that plagued him since before the Civil War. Tarbox urges others to try Tanlac, sold by all druggists with substitutes discouraged.

A. P. Tarbox Tanlac Westward St University Place Neb Tarbox Illinois Nebraska Oklahoma Sle Igg Farragut Post Lincoln G. A. B Vaniac Taplac

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