The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-28

troops, under command Of Major G.
| g. Treat and Lieut.. s. Miles spent
Thursday night at Middlehurg, this
county. on their way from Washing
ton to Gettysburg to take part In the
memorial day exercises.
Scientists say talking makes
wrinkles Cut this out and show It
to her.
Guy W. Steele, Of this city will de-
| liver the Memorial Day oration In Lit
tIestown on Monday afternoon, May
81,
AS Memorial Day falls on Sunday
this year, Governor Crothers has IS
sued a proclamation declaring Mon
day, May 81 legal holiday.
The ponpadour style OF hair for men
is said to be coming into style again.
There are men in Westminster who
would be glad to have any style OF
hair.
Gettysburg people expect a record
crowd In that town next Monday when
President Taft will speak at the dedi-
cation of the monument to the regular
troops who took part in thebattle-
A trolley line Is being projected
from Littlestown TO Taneytown, and
a route Is being surveyed which will
connect Hampstead and Manchester
with Baltimore and Hanover. Nothing
doing in Westminster.
At a meeting OF the Republican
state central committee in Baltimore
this week Il was decided to hold the
primaries In Carroll county August
16 for the selection OF delegates TO
state, county and judicial convention.
| Commencement exercises st the
Westminster High School Monday
evening, May 81 There will be four
graduates, as follows: Misses Mary
Leola Burgoon, Elsie Eleanor Copper
smith, Julia Irene Kaufman and Mary
Elizabeth Roger.
DR.. Roberta Fleagle took Paul
Feeser, young son OF Edward Feeser,
OF near Silver Run. to York, Tuesday
morning, where he underwent an OPP
Grafton for the removal OF his tonsils.
DR. Il. w. Brickley. a specialist. per-
formed the operation,
This Is the season when the crow
gets N his fine work pulling up the
| farmers corn. 1t is said under such
circumstances II an occasional crow
4 Is shot and the carcass exposed on a
pole Il strikes terror to the heart OF
his companions and they keep away.
Rev. C. s. slagle viii preach the
baccalaureate sermon at catawba Col
lege, Newton. North Carolina. on Sun
day, the 30th instant. On account OF
| his absence there will be no service
at the Reformed Church on this day,
Sunday school In the morning at the
usual hour,
Moving pictures are 10 be utilized by
the Democrats in the coming cam
paign for the suffrage amendment,
Chairman Murray vandiver signed the
contract with a Aim manufacturer this
week The shows are 10 run for two
months. The character OF pictures
and other details have not been de-
cided upon.
A number OF towns and cities Rre
trying the experiment OF sprinklinR
the streets with q cheap grade OF oil
for the purpose OF keeping down the
dust Water affords bat temporary
relief. Why not try oil on one or two
squares along Main street, where the
dust ls most Objectionable II Is said
TO be but little more expensive thar
water. because frequent applications
are not necessary.
| AT meeting OF the mayor and com
mon council Of Westminster last wcei
Paul Case was elected president ol
the council: A. Bailey Morelock, treas
lurer; Simon 2. Weaver. clerk and col
lector OF taxes; Guy W. Steele. coUn
sci: Harry G. Hesson, balliff: william
+. Helm. assistant bailIif. Chaunce,
u. Jerome, street commissioner
Mesars. Morelock, Grouse and Cak'
we're named az the committee on n
nance: Oursler. Grouse and Lippy. OF
light; Oursler, Case and Lppy, OF
streets.
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