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THE DAILY NEWS, FREDERICK, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1912. THE JDA1LI March 2 In American History. J7fiO-- DP Witt Clinton, statesman, horn: died 1K28. l-'nr advncnor of tlie Krlo canal Clinton was L'overuor of Now Yurie In Houston, hero ii' arid 5. born: died 3902--Colonel Krancte Wn.vland Pnr kor.

nolcd educator and reformer, died; born 1837. ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. noon today to noon tomorrow-i Sun sets 0:52. moon 7:02 n. 5:42 a.

eastern full moon. ARE TO INCORPORATE Farmers' at Meeting Today Decide to Accept Articles. Weather Forecast Till 8 p. m. March 3.

Special Dispatch to The Washington, March 2, 8 a. m. For tonight, temperature about twenty degrees, Sunday increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer. W. L.

MOOBB. Chief of Weather Bureau NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY For Sale Adam Railing For Sale C. Woerner Election Notice E. Kepner. Sec.

VYanted News Offke Cook Wanted E. Second St. Man Wanted John Humm Farmers' Notice M. F. Holler, See.

For 20 E. South St. Agents Wanted L. G. Hyde Co.

Cook Wanted 8 W. Third St. Mortgagee's Sale 11. EcksteiiL Assig. Notiice R.

Delaplai'ne, Lecture College Bargains Busy Corner Card of Thanks Ged. Wm. Shipley "The Fighting Corner Cleaning, Schmidt Gilbert. Disc Records Busy Corner Columbia Records Busy Corner Public Sale P. M.

Hiteshew Public Sale Lewis E. Shellman Sprayers A. G. Quynn Co. Furniture Carty's Furniture Store Spring G.

Dorsey Co. Announcement The Marvel Statement. Savings Bann YOUR PUBLIC SALE If you expect to have a public sale this spring, you should not fail to consult The News to advertising and sale bill printing. The best possible advertising medium is the Daily and Semi-Weekly News at the most reasonable rates and at this office are printed the best sale bills for the most attractive prices. Another advantage in doing your public sale business at The News Oiffice is that your notice of date, place of sale, ROAD LAW QUESTION UP Is Similar to Law In Caroline County and Provides For Engineer at Salary of Sentiment Against Bill.

About one-third the usual number of farmers, who have been attending the meetings of the Frederick Conn ty Farmers' Association, gathered at the meetins at the Y. M. f. A. this morning called to take action upon the question of incorporating and also upon a road law for Frederick coun ty similar to the Caroline county law.

rt. Claude Dutrow, presided at the meeting. George R. Dennis, read the articles of incorporation for the association, i incorporators, who are also the directors for the first year, are: Wren, 0-oorge R. Dennis, D.

1 lay ward. Philip 'Lor, Charles Wertheimer, YVnliam J. Grove and G. A. Snouner.

The purpose of the association is to advance the interests of the farmers of Frederick county and tue agricultural interests of the state. The principal office is to be in Frederick and any person contrib uting $1 for membership is a stockholder in the corporation. The meeting decided to incorporate upon the terms as contained in the articles read Dy Mr. Dennis. The proposed road law formed the principal subject for discussion.

At the meeting of the association held one week ago the association named a special committee to draft a law for Frederick county, similar to the law now in force in Caroline county. Provisions of Law. The law was read by J. B. Kins, of Mt.

Airy, who president of the Good Roads Association of Frederick, Montgomery Howard and Carroll counties. The law provides that the County Commissioners shall levy a not less than 20 c-ents on the $100 for use on roads and bridges. The comrniss'oners are also required to aDooinf- a road engineer at a salary of 1,500 pel- annum, the engineer to have had three years practical experience. -ie engineer can be removed only for wilful neglect of duty, and shall hold office "without reference to politics. The engineer can only be removed after he has beeu tried by tne court.

He is to reside in ifrederick city and have charge of matters pertaining to the roadfc. The engineer is required to appoint one supervisor for each district of the' county, the supervisor, named to have charge of road improvements in his particular district. Labor is to be paid for at the rate or 51.r.f) 4TH QUARTERLY CONFERENCE Reports of iyi. E. Church Read--Want Rev.

La mar Returned. The Fourth Quarterly Conference of Methodist Episcopal church WIIH hold last night at lli home ot Mr. and Caspar K. Clint-, Third mivi't. and a presided over by Hev.

Dr. George C. Bacon, of Baltimore, the district superintendent. The reports were read by the various oluclals which showed that nil depart- of the church were in a veiy prosperous condition. The pastor, kcv.

E. H. Lainar, was commended tor his a i and eflicient work, and by a rising unanimous vote, a committee of five members of the conference was appointed to ask that he be returned next year. The pastor in his report stated that i the year there wore seventy net accessions to the ihtirch, exclusive of deaths and removals. At the conclusion of the work of the conference a sumptuous supper was served by Mr.

and J1rs. Those present were Rev. Dr. George C. Bacon, Rev.

15. H. Lamar. Rev. M.

A. Castle, C. E. Cline. Adolphus Fear- hake, 'Dr.

C. F. Goodell, H. Nico- deraus, James H. Harris, Wm.

E. Filler, i l)r. J. M. Radeliff.

R. Rush Lewis. George W. Shoemaker, L. K.

Mullinix, C. Albert GUson, Kdgar K. Moore. John D. Hendrickson, George W.

Heinlein, Dr. A. At lee Radeliff. IMPROVEMENT PLANS Northern Central Not Tear Down Present Freight Station. THE WORK OF DEATH MRS.

AKTl It'll A Mrs. Eliza Hardy, wife of Mr. Art Hardy died at her home in Mt. Airy yesterday afternoon, in the 5Gth year of her age, death being due to cancer. Besides her husband sh 1 leaves four sons and two daughters, all married.

Four brothers also survive. The funeral will take place on Monday from Howard chapel, near Long Corner. The pallbearers will ii" nephews of the deceased. B- W. Bovf- nian has charge of the funeral.

etc, is inserted in the "Sale l' er tla y- This is run in both the Daily and! Ma Petition Commissioners. Semi-weekly News and 'is an attrac- When an J' improvements on a road tive feature started' bv The News, bey ncl that which also prevents a conflict in dates of sales. Write, phone or call at The News about your public sale. STATE BANKS GROWING Healthy Condition Shown By Rsport of Commissioner. Healthy growth of the banking" industry in Maryland is'shown by the second annual report of J.

Duke Downes. State Bank Commissioner, made public yesterday. Under the call of December 5. last made 11" banks and trust companies reported resources aggregating S103.4T4.0G3.6S. At the close of business? December 30, 22 savings institutions reported resources of During the year were made of 1 IS banks, trust companies ami savings institutions.

The fees collected amonnirJ to and the department to upon by engine-sr. persons may tition the County Commissioners and the road may be built upon the petitioners paying one-half the cost of the road. No road shall bi opened without the consent of the engineer. The law is to take effect on July 1. 3012.

Following the reading of the bill there was considerable discussion. Upon a request from one in the hall to know the attitude of the County Commissioners, George R. Dennis, attorney for the Board, arose, and stated the Commissioners were not in harmony with the proposed law in its present snaps. He stated they felt that the engineer has too much say. and that there is nothing left to th" Commissioners.

E. C. Remsbcrg wno is a member of the Legislature, stated he saw in the beginning of the bill that the roads are given into eentrol of the County Commissioners and a few sections later are given into the hands of the A I AH.U.T. Miss Mamie Ahalt died this morning at the home of her brother, W-illaril Ahalt, Baltimore, aged about 48 years. About six weeks ago Miss Ahalt went to visit her brother, and last Tuesday she was taken sick with acute indigestion from which her death resulted.

Her remains were brought to home at Gapland, near Burkittsvillc. Besides her father she leaves one brother and about six sisters. Relatives in Frederick and also the county survive her. Arrangements have not yet been made for the funeral. MRS.

I RKF.n. Mrs Jennie Reed, of Montgomery county, widow of James W. who for many years was a prominent citizen and land owner in this County at Silver Springs on Wednesday night last, and was buried yesterday at noon at Beallsville. The funeral was a large one, and among those in attendance was Mrs. H.

Dorsey Etchison of this city who was a niece of the deceased. COLORED I A An infant child of Edward Offerd. colored, died at their home at Adamstown, yesterday morning, aged 8 months. The funeral took place today at Hope Hill. Thomas P.

Rice was the funeral director. AN ADDITION TO BE ERECTED I engineer. He advised against puttins expanses of the a ensin'tvr in office for life. In the report tho accounts in all sn.v- inss institutions at which no deposit? Worst System On Earth, liavc made or money withdrawn R. 1 Dutrow was asked to ox- for 20 arc The amount! prfsp his opinion of the bill.

He stated of sw-h amounts ranges from a few was opptiwd 10 it. and was also or vnts 10 of in the Savins? ixssod to ih present road system Bank of Baltimore, standing in i fharaotfnze.l of Catherine Mary the worst on canh. K. Askins. Fcinur ihv stated in AMONG THE SICK should sonic in the c-xpeadituro vf roal "William -i- Crc-vc aivl L.

F. LOCAL MENTION The Busy Corner Bargains. Bight-quart galva.iized bucket. lOc; 25c gaivanizecl coal bucket, 19c; lOc glass fruit dishes on stands. 5c; lot or lOc granite pudding pans, 5c; enamel wash basins.

5c; SO clothes pins, Jc; galvanized foot tubs, 2nc: 3 tin cups, iic: aluminum moulds, 5c each; lot 2- granite saucepans with lids, lOc; talcum powder. can; gas mantles. toothipicks. 3c box; galvanized soap dishes, S35 Ed'sou Phonograph. $25 Columbia grapho- phone, rolls toilet paper, new die stamped stationery, 50c: the Pnesr line of penny postals ever s.iown: decorated cream pitchers, any style, r.O good envelopes.

Tic; stat'onery. 15c: linen envelopes, paper to match, 2.lc: rubber bands, assorted sizes, box: desk calender pads. 5c each: Gem paper fasteners. .10 per 100; fine leather card cases. 25e up Al! the now books and magazines.

i i Will Reach Almost to Patrick Street--Freight Yard i be Made Across Street If City Gives Consent. From nn a i a i souw conies the report that the Xonlicru Central Railroad has plans already drawn np for the improvements proposed to bo inndo to th company's freight facilities In thin city. These pUins in Frederick a short i a(td ami inspected by several persons connected i the road. It is said that tho plans call for an addition to the present freight station, and that there not be an entire now building. The i'niglit house is now about CO by 40 foot, and the plans call for an addition of about 40 feet, which will the Irolfjht building 100 feet long and i ronrh to near Patrick street.

It is claimed that with this additonal room, which will almost double the present sliMl room, that the road will be able to properly handle all freight business which it has at this point. Awaiting Decision of Board. The plan also calls for the putting of the yards south of Patrick stv'cel on the lots recently purchased of Mr. Of course yards go there will depend in a great measure upon what Mayor and Board of Aldermen will do in the way of granting a permit to cross Patrick street. At the last meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen the railroad asked permission to lay two additional' tracks across Patrick street, and ftl that meeting the impression was that the freight house would go on the south side of Patrick street The Alderman refused to take any action on the matter of granting permission to cross the street, after Alderman Johnson stated he was opposed to measure, and that it would sim- ly irake a freight yard across Patiick street.

He stated in his opinion there should be a watchman or gates at the crossing, which ne regarded as already dangerous, and which would be more so if two addiiional tracks were down. Already Employ Wntciiman. It is said the -whole plan improve ments for the terminal in this city halts awaiting the decision of the Mayor and Board: There seems to be'some diapdsitio'n-on th-o-part of the Railroad to protect public ns much as possible, and ons of the officials this morning stated that even nov- when cars are run- across the street there is always a watchman on hand to guard against any possible accident. He stated the railroad was as desirous of avoiding- accidents as anyone else, as it would be the' party'to be held responsible in case anyone was injured at the crossing. It is said the railroad desires to commence the improvements by April 1.

if all matters can be arrangnl Uict end. LOCAL MENTION Notice. The members of the Independent Hose No. 1. will meet at the engine house, West Church street, ou Sunday.

March S. at o'clock p. m. to attend divine service in a body at the Grace Reformed church, of which the chaplain. Rev.

E. L. McLean, is The members of the Junior and t'nited Companies are cordially invited to attend with us. R. K.

DELA-PIjAIXE. Secretary. CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK. I U-' I I I I I 1 --OK I I -CITIZENS' NATIONAL" BANK. At Frederick.

In tho State of Maryland. lit of IniHliii'SH. I i i a no. HKSOURCES. Mini I I I I I I I aecuroii and U.

S. Honda to soouro cir- a i U. U. J)onJH to Hik'Uro U. S.

100,000.00 1,000,00 Hoiids in si'ouri' i i 10,000.00 Itoinls. i i elo l.H;l.8JU.lt!. i i liiiusi'. i i i 11 ml Dim fron i.niiil KiuikH I not i vo DUH niul I i unil Trust Companies, uild 30.003.2fl Duo from approved Heservo Checks 'jvncl oilier Notes of oilier a i i i i a i a J'njier furri'iicy, i mi'l I'IMUS a Money jioH6rvi in Hunk, vlx: Lpjf' 1 ti-niler nolc.s (10 Redemption i IT. S.

Treiisurer I'util "clrctilatloio G.OOO 00 Total 757.7 100.0HO.OO Capital stock paid In 100,000.00 800.000.00 Undivided 1'roflts, ex- penspH and Tuxes i i National Bank Notes Outstanding Contingent Interest Account Duo to other a i a l.i/J to i i Banks and Hunkers l.SSO.Td Due lo Trust Coinp -1 i 1 a a UiUiks li.filT.tn Dm- to unproved Serve lO.irif,..'!? Dividends paid i S2.4^ Individual 'De- subject to check .1,055.073.66 checks United States deposits Postal Savings Deposits 1.000.00 9fl.7R 3,081,3.14.01 Total State of Maryland, County of Frederick, cs. T. TS'm Zimmerman. Cnshlcr of the above-named bank, do solemnly swonr tlie above Is true to tin" host of my knowledge -and Wm. G.

ZIMMERMAN. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me i 2Ttli day of February. 1912. J.

TRAVERS THOMAS, N. P. Correct A THOMAS H. HALLKP, j. n.

BAKER: JOHN N. BRENQLB. REAL ESTATE. INSCHAXC12, LOAN'S. 27 COUUT ST.

Phones--Office. 8JF: Residence, 318R. A BAUGAIN. NO. 20 KAST SOUTH ST.

Kine I'-story brick residence, rooms, litrge garden with huusiC. This properly is in line condition itml 1 i Pell I A I to a quick purchaser. OVKU OTHER RKSIUEXCES In all parts nf city. Also a large i i or business jiroporiles. stocks, and See mi- liefore buying.

X. P.RKXULE. LOCAL MENTION "The Fighting Doctor." Helen 'Martin's new book. $1.00. THE P.rSY-CORNER.

Cleaning, Scouring. Dyeing. Dry Cleaning, our specialty. All guaranteed. Prices rooderaie.

Srhmidr Gilbert, Agent. 11 Rosenour's Pafick Street Store. Frederick Railroad Co. Baltimore and return. $1.25.

Sunday March 3. 1912. Ijeavc Frederick at 7.15 a. m. Lieave Baltimore hours in Baltimore.

Tickets at Patrick and Carroll Streets. Gas Office and New City Hotel. JOHN D. HENDRICKSON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

1.0VBLY HMimOim-MUKS AM) UAC1W, have Hue of niitlorltilM for i i i drews and now In the i the choice 01 the The 4fi and tlouncliiKR rung Inj! in price from to a yard and pilloons to from 4Uc i $1.00 are the tx'm values for i money ever 'brought to i '1 he 27-Inch IlouncinnH at r.tic per yard i lmmln to mnto! i make you peiiKlhlo dross, Thd narrow of insertions am to match have lieon admired everyliody, you i Hud only the hew Mualiueti i i wearlni; etKes, TOHIM1ON of every i and i i from the imrrow pa 1 terns lo the very wide ones, asl nee speeinlH at only DP yard. bAClCS are i fo Hr8t place i xliadow laces, and i will he hard to tell which will win we have both in most every pal tern and price. n.OU.YCING at 2.u for lingerie I ia the hea value innde lit i i a price, we have either cambric, swlns or cloth In very a and servlcoahl terns. Ladies' Hosiery' is reduced to lOc pair, formerly 25c pair nnd pair, formerly TiOc pair. Onts' Lace Sox are pair, for merly SOc pair, $1.00 Corsets, size, IS.

10. 26. 27 are now 25c each, these are market low to close out, The new tailored garments fo S'prinK are winning nmeh admiration You should see tho line and judge for yourself. JOHN D. HENDRICKSON.

NEIDia MILLER. QUICK SBRV1CT3 AMD IJEST OF ATTENTION. THESE SATUJUJAY SALES MEAJS MONEY SAVED. MNOBR1B SHIRT WAISTS, JUST IN TpDAY, SATURDAY. LATEST MAN TAILORED SHIRTWAISTS, SATURDAY 98c ca BLACK SILK PETTICOATS.

SATURDAY $2.89 ea SILK STRFPE MARQUISETTES, AUL COLORS, SATURDAY 23c yd 7fc-28-inch SWISS FLOUNCINGS, SATURDAY I19c yd SATIN M'E-SSALINE SILKS, ADL COIX3R8, SATURDAY 4Sc yd BATISTES. DLMITJES AND 1A.WNS, SATTTRDAY 9c yd 51.39 54 INCH LATEST SPRING, surrrNGS. 15c OEEI' CAMBRIC AND SWISS EDCiES, SATURDAY 9c. yd 51.73 DOUBLE WOVEN BED QDI'LTS. 51.45 ca UBLIAKCE BLACK PETTICOATS, SATURDAY 98c yd "ONYX" PURE SILK HOSE.

SATURDAY Pr EVENING SHANTONG S1UKS, SATURDAY 22c Yd WfDE SILK TRIMMING FRINGES, SATURDAY 33c yd NT3IDIG MILLER. WILLJAMSON'S DRUG STORK "LISTEN" i.avn you ever heard of Vinol? Do you know what it will do for you? Then let us tell you. It will enrich your blood. will huild up tissue. It will create flesh and It will produce strength.

Therefore you will find VINOL "A POWERFUL Ask J. A. WILLIAMSON, at THE HtXALL STORE. CENTRAL SECURITIES CO. Those From Frederick and Vicinity Confined to the House.

Mr. Wisncr slrcei, Jsanc Crr.ni. 4 1 "isilc s5fV, ini- V4-r. both spoko in favor of Jhe proivo- Third Lecture Tonight. At p.

m. Dr. SchrnucKer's third win be given iii Woman's Haii on licn." Tickets arimiltinr; to for.r r- at 7." coats, or fovTff coniainir.s to any lecture, for syUabi of 1er-33rrs. and Dar-nin's "Orjg'a of on flusj CornoT." Also 3.oo-s In 'ravelins; library on apjilira-! I'tvi Regular Souvenir Day. Ougan's Pharmacy- A variety of Souvenirs isome class for of refined Sat-arday only.

March 2. 1012. in i of I'istiSled Water is a very imjior'sT In an ui-io- date Pharma' distilled waier IP in TP-. PrcscKption nifiii i''- tais c. Oysters.

Oysters. i fresh Standard Oysters Also-a no of grocer'es and provisions. Orders promptly delivered. J. CULLKK In i i home A fnct in sermon by a very prominent minister.

Hagprstown. preaching c-nc our rhnrcin-s, sniii. .1 a i ho ptus his in laul allied --Organ's: for the k-al Roforrood -hiir-h and Apply Mr. .1. W.

L. Cany. Chairman, slating salary desired. Iv. Prest I I V.

Treas. If yoii fond of Cod Fish Cro- qncilfs. 3 li.TV." 1 1h. maVf thfiii. 1 of 3- V.

PK HANK MINX. fi P.m. Jo V. nil i 10 thr' nciisf liy I To Ho33 Meeting Wff i Tho.p ill tie ST ihf is confined lo by Hall oT ilT- Y. A lomor All Disc Records.

Columbia and Victor. Only rT THJ; nrsv CORXKR. Ebcrt's Saturday Bargains in and our new line of Gas Kleclric PorlaWos, be sold at cost. G. O.

PAXSON. 217 North Market Street Card of Thanks. 3 d'iiT- 10 thanli my frndi- ors lor KKKKT. Ml ar. Norih M.iTkc" si lir is i he a i To Cure 9 Cold in One Day.

on ilr mTi '-i ill music. All m'ti i 4 "I ho oi li'i': GEOROK WM SH1PLKY 1 i a i 1 Mot 1 nil; 1" i AM Columbia Records. Contest Starts Today. A Gol'3 a to In- a a 'h- 'ucJi'-si wore in Tnnnll) 3-Vbriiary. JOHN 3).

Prop. LOCAL MENTION Second Annual Concert. Woman's College GJec Club. Elinor Markcy. Director.

Woman "ols:" Hall. Monday. 1. at p. m.

Admission r.wiMinc Fund. M. L. ETCHISON'S Personal attention witli three skilled and trained asslatautfl day and night Both pnonea. THE ETCIIISON FURNITURE STORE.

Funeral Director. Next New Citizens' National Frederick, Md. TH08. P. RICE.

THOMAS P. RICE; FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 400 NORTH MARKET STREET. REDBRICK, MD. i -iiflJua- 31 FREDERICK, MD.

Bnlow wo give a list of a few of many hounds we hn.ro naie in city, and would to ttny ot thorn to prospective 2 dwellings West 7th 3 dwellings East 3rd street." 8 dwellings North' -Market street. 7 dwellings South 8 dwellings Dill uvermc. 2 dwellings East Church Ext. 7 dwellings Kust 4th street. 4 dwellings AVest street.

13 ilwolllnss West ratrlck street. 4 dwelllmra East 1'utrlcfc street. 7 dwellings Kast street. 3 dwellings West 4th 'street. dwellings West Mouth street.

2 EilHh ft dwellings Kast street. 7 dwellings North Bemz street dwellings Wt-st and street. 6 dwclllnKB Trail a i South Carroll street. 5 dwellings AVitist, 3rd street. 11 'Kust Cth fi dwellings street.

7 Souili Beiitzratreet. 2 dwellings KiisX South street, dwellings MafllAun street. REAL ESTATJS AQENTS. -HARRY a.TIUTAPOE, REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE. Do you want to own a home? It's easier than you would think.

We have the property that can be mortgaged for almoet aa much as the purchase Then your only rent is the Interest on the mortgage. Phone 94-W. 29 Court Street. Frederick, Md. KEAL, ESTATE.

INSURANCE. GRAYSON H. MERCER. 8 nrrcs near State Road, school, church, two orchards, room house, bank barn. Other outbuildings.

AU buildings in good condition, 3 miles from city. acres. 19 tillable. 3, III-woods closa to school, store. A.

line peach orchard. Good 4 mllfes city. A smitlLaMperty. near Araby. Two houses at City and suburban property.

Office. W. Church 't'hohe 849. CRAMER IRAMER STAdFFBB; REAL BSTATB AtP 30 farms In Frederick county. 10 farms in Montgomery county.

dwelling-houses in Frederick. 5 Fine Suburban Homes. Business stands and dwelling Market at bridge. Coitage and 1 acre land at BraMoek Spring. New C-Mory 1 dwcll- inu.

-Well lo- Hr.id-'.oi-k JlclRhts. 129 feet front. A hargnfn. 25 Court Street. fTKT.T.BR MYERS.

JOHN D. KELLER. G. ED. KELLER MTKKS.

Opposite City Hotel. Heal Estate. Loans and Insurance AffuB. street, H. S.

LANDIS. "EYES EXAJFiXED FREE." Special. of Hoys" Shoos 1o 'ji'3i for 51 i i -pair Feed. Kjf Rr.s; "Bungalow For Sale." T'liTicilow for ni nr.i(!'ior]; A and Ou only, THK r.rsv 'jTi'T'. s.v i II.IIDT.

jVfJ.ll Z'-f AV. STALKY Potatoes. Potatoes. f- -salf by i'V CouTily M(3. optician iennanenUy eaa- p3oxl to examine eyes and proi frames.

Satisfaction Siwrantwl. Save yoor broken Jensa, wo ran match it, Kej-oir work by mall or f-xpirss rTmnriyf attcnupil to. Ev mountings, r. if. S.

fit for N' Watch. 13 F..