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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
WOMEN'S RINGS STOLEN
WITH BAG AT STATION
Pickpocket Robs Man of Watch
and Money

Crocker. living at Mount Eden, re-
ported this morning that a handbag
containing two gold rings set with
opals and rubies was stolen from her
last night in the waiting room of the
Southern Pacific station at First street
and Broadway. She was waiting for a
train and placed the reticule on seat,
from which 1t was purloined.
Pietro Parta of 1885 Thirteenth
street reported that watch and $5
were stolen from him by a pickpocket
last night in a saloon.
Mrs. Minnie Woodring of 92o Broad
way reported that room thief stole
a suit case containing clothes and a
stick pin, all worth $25. from her apart
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
WELL KNOWN CONDUCTOR
is SUMMONED BY DEATH
r. Warren Chandler Succumbs
After Years Illness

ALAMEDA. Sept. l4-R Warren
Chandler, for many years a conductor
on the South Side local line of the
Southern Pacific company, died last
evening after an illness of a year. He
was 81 years Of age and a native of
Santa Rosa. Chandler is survived BIZ
his widow. Alice Chandler, and three
children. Raymond, Genevieve and
Gertrude Chandler. His funeral will
be held Friday morning from St.
Joseph's church.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
DR.. 7. FOO YUEN
President of the
Foo& Wing Herb Co.
WE ONLY CHARGE FOR THE HERBS
Free Pulse Diagnosis

The human pulse is a perfect index
to the condition of the human system,
in health or in sickness. But only one
school of medicine in the world has
learned how to read 1t correctly in
every case. proof of which can be as
certained by any one by calling on DR..
T. Foo Yuen, president of the Foo &
Wing Herb Co., ex-officio physician to
the Emperor of China. possessing the
highest credentials Of any doctor prac-
ticing in the United States. papers for
which can be seen at our office, with
nearly 20 years experience with the
American public, numbering many
prominent people among his friends.
He has phenomenal power to locate
disease by this method, together with
the Chinese remedies equally remark
able for their curative power. To those
who are suffering from chronic diseases
that have been given UP by other doc
tors, you are urged to CALL find out for
yourself what can be done for you Re-
member it costs you nothing to see the
doctor and have your case diagnosed,
and receive free a 800 page book the
doctor has published.
Office Hours. 10 to 7:30 Daily, Ex-
cept Saturday: absent all day.
Sunday, II to 1880.
1917 Rrn duav AZ 18th G. (lakIaod r.I
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
STAFF OF UNIVERSITY
FUNNY BOOK CHOSEN
Editor q. j. Adams Appoints
Students to Assist Him

BERKELEY, Sept. I4-Editor C. J.
Adams of the Pelican. the comic paper
OF the students, has announced his staff
for the publication, which on Friday
viii make its first appearance for the
term replete with cartoons and satires.
Adams viii be assisted by H. f. Mills
snd James Navoni as associate editors.
The following are the contributors for
the first issue: w. c. Ambrose. z. L.
Snyder. NJ. L. Dinkelspiel, w. S. Sedg-
ley. " Sperry. s. L Jory, r. Lowe, T.
Neitch. r. W. Jeans, c. Stow. F. V.
Mayo. L. A Myers, /. B. Newheld and
]. =. Pebbles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
MOTORCYCLIST SUES
CONTRACTORS FOR $1,000
Machine Was Ditched by Pile of
Bricks, He Saws

OAKLAND, Sept. 1<-Joseph Sweeney
brought suit for $1,000 damages today
against the Charles King company,
contractors. Sweeney said that he was
riding motorcycle along East Four
teenth street, in Fruitvale, and was
thrown heavily to the ground and seri-
ously injured by coming in contact
with a pile of brick that had been neg
ligently left in the street by the de-
fendant
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
SENIORS PREPARE FOR
SERIES OF INFORMAIS
Committee Is Named for the
College Dances

BERKELEY. Sept 14.-President
L. Ball OF the senior class of the uni
versity has appointed a committee to
take charge of the three informal
dances which the graduating class will
hold this year. On the committee are.
H E. Mills. chairmaH: j. W. Barnett.
G. w. Pauly, A c. Pendergast, Ruth
Fuller, Elsie Ahrens and Mabel Sadler.
Selin1- e. woodworth will be floor man
ager.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE
TO MARRY IN EAST
Rev. w. Clyde Smith Wins Chi
cago Girl for His Bride

BERKELEY. Sept. 14-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Smith, with her son, Roy Smith, of
North Berkeley departed tonight for
Chicago. where she will attend the
wedding early in October of Rev. w.
Clyde Smith, another son and gradu-
ate of the university with the class Of
1904. Miss Nellie Cleveland of Chi
eago will be the bride. The couples
home will be in Chicago. Mrs. Smith
of this city expects to remain in the
east for a tour of nearly two months.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
FIRE MAINS INSTALLED
BY WATER CORPORATION
Peoples Company Improves Its
Service i'm Alameda

ALAMEDA, Sept 14.-In accordance
with an agreement made with the city
has installed six fire hydrants and six
inch mains in a section in the west
end which had been without adequate
fire protection The water company
has a force of men at work installing
additional mains and hyjrants in the
east end
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
CHILD BURNS HAIR AND
CLOTHES IN CLOSET
Mother Rescues Son and Fire
Department Quenches Blaze

ALAMEDA, Sept 1.-THE four year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Delorme
of 2525 Central avenue, while playing
with matches in a clothes closet last
evening set fire to a basket of linen
and the interior of the closet. The
child's hair was singed by the flames
The odor from the burning hair first
attracted Mrs. Delorme's attention She
rescued the little boy and sent in
telephone call for the fire department,
The blaze was extinguishej rapidly,
little damage being done.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
LEAGUE WILL THROW
CALCIUM ON NOMINEES
University Students Will Inves-
tigate Candidates Records

BERKELEY, Sept. 1.-THE league of
the republic, a student organization
designed to promote purity in politics.
has arranged TO have q series Of meet
ings before the November election
al which the records of the vari-
Gus candidates will be discussed.
The new officers of the league for the
term are President, Ralph H Wight:
vice president, T. c. Wisecarver: sec
retary. H 2. Stocker; treasurer, Mark
ell Baer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
COLLEGE SINGERS TO
GIVE DAVIS CONCERT
GIee Club Will Open Program
for Term

BERKELEY. Sept. 1.-THE glee club
of the university win formally open
it's fall activities by a concert at the
university farm at Davis. October Il.
The club will go to the farm at the
Invitation of Prof. Leroy Anderson.
manager of the ranch Clinton r.
Morse. director of the club. will accom-
pany the college singers to the valley
cit
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

COUNCIL WILL FIX TAX-Alameda, Sept. a.
The city council will hold special meeting
September 10 for the purpose of fixing the
municipal tax rate for the next fiscal year
The levy may be 81. 20 each 800 Of assessed
valuation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15

LAW ASSOCIATION oFFICERS-Berkeley.
Sept. 14.-The Law association has elected the
following officers for the semester: President
r. F. Thomas: vice president. Chaffee Z. Hall:
secretary, A. ID. Erickson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
James w. Nelson (top), new
secretary. and Walter B. FawceH.
ousted official.
BRILLIANT RECEPTION
GIVEN FOR FRESHMEN
Newman Club of University En-
tertains Entrants

BERKELEY, Sept IA brilliant re-
ception for the members of the enter
ing class of 1911 of the university was
given by the Newman club the Catho-
lie organization of the students of the
university, in the Ridge road lodge to-
night. The reception was marked by
the attendance Of large number of
residents of the bay cities The even
ing was spent in music and other forms
of entertainment
On the committees in charge of the
affair were:
Hazel Noting I4ita Iauxen
Louis Jsubert Samuel de la Cuesta
Gwendolyn Powers Agnes Scholl
Bryant Dyer &c. j. Lord
Gerald Kennedy Marguerite Morbio
May Van Maren Verona Spellmyer
Hortense White Helen Weber
John J. Parker Forrest Plait
Joseph Cato Ralph Hager
A. Ruddick
The club is planning for the annual
series of lectures which will be de-
livered in the clubhouse this fall and
next spring.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
MIIIIY Az.

Nature. erina nothing thai she meets
with base.
Hnt lives aud loves In every place.
Progress and change walk abroad
n our midst
Ir Augustus Riggs Is building n
front 10 tie house recently purchased
from the heirs OF james N. Rice. Con
siderable Hork haz also been done 6a
u farm nd the nlaee generally pre-
aents 4 zblp-shapa appearance. II.
Riggs and family will occupy the
place during the summer.
Crawford Hobbs viii move to his
uaR home June Il
Herbert Crook has rented II.
Hobbs farm, an the energy with
ahich he has Joined the army Of farm
sTs. attaHIz 10 his hIEh hopes and great
expectations.
Richard cauthoHn. who has been
teaching I SykeHSille. In returned
. his homo.
Hiss Marf yelling. Of Pleasant Va
e.. toos Der school straH=rIding On
Friday. lke closing day IT. william
HellinKsa handsome team IF mules.
ally decorated HIIh flag. bunting.
bright e. and pretty face. conveyed
them.
The Misses BraaHhaw. Of Bachelors
10. Anne Arundel county. visited
Pleasant Valley recently.
County Commissioners Err was n
MS vicinity a feW days experimenting
he removal Of ths stone efnHher from
Ganthofn brothers. meadow. where :
haa been. - thee many moons.
Hiss FarHythe haz returned from \
short Wit
Hlss Margaret HIees home presents
F very attractive appearance. She i
raising Hhlte LeKhpTn chickens II
largo quantities.
Rev. : / Kennafd organized II.
Sunday school nj Concord. Sunday.
Judge Eofayths nd M Forsyths
Visited h parents ; short ne ago.
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UNION MILLS.

TIE members Of tna /. o. =. have
bad thoiF lodge rom handsomely
papHned aud earpeted. The lodge Il
IN very prosperous condition aud
Ia received quite > largo number OF
n. members since re fraI Of the
yeaF.
Elder William FrssE las been elect
ID ~ delegate to accompany let. s.
Charles Hoover pastor Of St Mary's
reformed Church. Silver Run. . the
meeting Of Maryland Chassis. which
conYeura al Ha1nRhofo. sid. tn. week
Nelson SuHbanm Is erecting = COM
modIons stable on tn property he re-
Gently purchased OF Nra. zaehaFlas.
Howard Haaher Ia gone u BaltI=
maHH 10 accept n position as chauffeur
VII partY hat run several touring
CIR.
bernard Lawyer. student i Penn
ayiHania College, Gettysburg. with
several young friends. spent 1t sun
dAY sith Il :. I.HE@.r
81 band showed q veil, md uaz
highly comnlimented IN It's music in
ihe Eagles parade At Westminster lasl
Wednesday.
N. II. uaEer. xho recently pur-
chased the fam OF John =. Myers and
On which h resides is moTIng his
ban from he hill On Hhich i former
/ HIo0d. 70 ; more s0nYenIaHI loca-
ton near hi other buildings.
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5fRIzRIBrRG.

Allen Ecker and bride. 81 baltimore.
Visited IL sister and family. Mr.
Edward Hazaon.
Miss Emma snader spent Tuesday
sIth friends in Westminster
Miss Nary stHFHsr. Of Baltimore.
i visiting II the homo OF XIra Matte
Myers and Mr. Frank ShaefTsT.
Miss Rosie Warner. OF Baltimore.
Haa the guest o. Ter cousin, MI
Hesaie FlIeklnger. several days lat
week.
Thomas Eckafd spent several daYz
sith his daughter. Mrs. JOIN Haifief.
Mrs. Edward Bowers spent TueHdas
Nth friends in Westminster.
Mrs. Fannie Babylon Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. I'm. YInKIlng. u
Pleasant Valley
Mas Bessie Zils. Who had been A.
Hlatlng heT sister. Mfs. Grace BiEh. IN
her millinery store. In Hampstead.
haa returned home FOR her summer
vacation.
VIM Marker. NIfe aud on jacob.
spent Sunday with Nr. Markers par
euIa ct IIIa place.
Mrs. Charles OHInss Il ; victim u
The measles. Her little daughter.
Goldle, Is lust able To get about from
the same disease.
Mrs. Babalo. Of Syria. gave very
interesting talk IT uauHt Church On
Sunday nIght, aud i going among the
people selling fancy articles, anI
zome very beautiful needle york, for
the benefit Of an Orphans school thu
she is interested n her country.
Mrs. Foster Warzhime, wno slipped
On the ice Inst wInIer and bruised her
ankle. Il n a Baltimore hospital foT
treatment.
Our school closed last Friday for
tie summer. The principal, Mr..
Gionser. has gone % her home. We
miss her already md Will BE glad II
welcome her bSek IN the fall.
Sterling Hivels met 18th what
might have been = serious accident on
Tuesday evening. Re was lurryInE
On account Of the storm and passing
through 3 gate thai had wire across
the top striking him just above the
eyes, throwing him To the ground
With such force tint II cut nm badly
about the eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wanehlme. O
Baltimore. visited friends here On
EaHuoy. 8Ihs NhIsnlHle u speHulnE
some time among her friends here.
Edward Flicklnger, OF Roseville.
Mexico. after being gone Is years.
visited Ii. brother. Harry Flleklnger.
Of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul FormNalt and
Mrs. Mamie Babylon. OF near Tyrone.
called to see some Of their friends
here on Monday,
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pEasANryALI.E

At the annual election OF the Union
Sunday school at this place. held last
Sunday, the following officers were
elected President. Oliver Erb; sup
erIntendenIs. J. Roy Myers and Vim.
J. Myers. lady superintendent, Miss
Anna Hahn and Mrs. Charles Eckard !:
secretaries. Miss Deulah Reese and
Miss MaRgIe Myers. and treasurer.
Unlon II. Myers.
Mrs, L. Il. Myers and Miss Naomi
Myers attended the conference Of
Home and Foreign missions at Fea=
gasville. Frederick county. I'D, last
week.
The following named pupils we're
present every day n the last terms d
the present school year, which ended
Friday, MAJ 10th. Mabel Myers, Mar
garet Myers. Fanny YinglIng. Ruth
eta Wantz. Sadie eopenhaver. Pauline
Helwig, Mary Koontz, Amy Hahn.
Valma Week. Herman conenhaver.
Geo. HelwIg. Russell Smith. Vernon
Myers. Evan zepp. Willard Smith.
Carroll Lester and David Feeser.
Those who missed one day are Hattie
Gopenhaver and Rachel DepiIbIss.
Mr. and IRIS. Levi Myers entertain
= Rev. Jonn o. Yoder and wife, Of
Silver Run: Mr. ana Mrs. jacob Flea
gIe. Of Tapeytown. and Mr.. Foster
FIeagle, Of Harrisburg. one day last
week
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
MO0IlnINE.

At a meeting o tho Farmers aHd
Merchants Mutual Telephone Com
Hany, he'd on last Monday evening. I
as decided 10 issue neR directory.
my Inquiries IN regard % adYeH=
Using In ne new directory should b
addressed . the president. / II. GoHz
nell, OF tHIz place. The company haH
nearly ; hundred phones In uze
through Freedom. IT. Airy and Frank
IN districts. Preparations are beInE
made for further extension OF is
lines IN ne near future.
Messra. bennett : Kuhn have great
! improved the appearance Of their
HIore b. adding four mes counter
noe cases
Solman Mailman has hIH new store
room Wei under Wy. which will be 4
great Improvement To this place.
Messrs. Pickett : GosnelI have Just
received ; ear load Of new machinery
from Chicago, III. They haze moved
Into their new building.
The Ladies' AId Society held :
zIHawbeff. and lee cream picnic In the
grove adjoining the church at Nor
Ean's chapel last Saturday for the
benefit OF The new parsonage at Mt.
Olive. NJ Proceeds sis.
Farmers are al through planting
corn, which Is coming up nicely.
Charley Fisher. Of Lisbon. seems %
have the telephone fever.
Jesse Butler vas seen IN MELVILLE
recently: come over In Carroll boys.
On are welcome
Grain 1 looking good There are
.aad nraa.aet for ! gOnd HNaIf cpnn
Ne are having plenty OF rain.
Woodblna can nnW boast d 4 barber
n the person of John Thomson, for
mefly with ". w. Ritter, OF sYkesville.
: shoemaker has also come 10 town.
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sAsDYyIug.

MIS- Ruth Blizzard. Who has been
attending College al MeConneIHburg
Pa. h returned home.
Mr. Emma Shilling. Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her father. Wm.
Tanner. and family.
Walter Blizzard, oI Philadelphia,
Pa. i on a FIaIt among relatives and
friends az this place.
MT. schaum and family, OF Halti-
more. spent Sunday With his brother.
Harry, and vile.
Misses Mira Shilling md Ora Barn
harI are attending the =. u. Gonpen-
ton. at Linehoro, as delegates from
Sandy Mount :. e. Society.
EdEar LoeEard has started to build
an addition II his house.
Marshall Flater lost young horse
by tree being blown down upon It
during the storm on Tuesday lat
Mis- Grace slorp entertained on
Sunday Misses MararuIh Blizzard and
sister Grace.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
aELR0sE.

Although the weather waa threaten
Ing parI Of the day on Saturday last.
the daf was all that could be desired
Tor Melfoae. - dinner The crowd be-
gan 70 gather. md until ! o'clock In
the evening there we're fully 500 peo-
pie here IN town. The Carroll County
Reed land diseoufsed excellent music.
not onIs In the center Of the Town.
but at the business places and paraded
through the streets. The Merry Co
Round. owned b Edw Zepp, Jr. en-
tertalne1 the largest part OF the
crowd. The Ice cream men. Miller {
sterner. did a GOOD business. Every
thing xaa carried out according 10
the program. and good order prevail
cd.
Although IL Il not generally known
that stationery store vas opened
early IN Nay IN Zepp's printing house.
the tfa1a in thai line thus far IS
been excellent. You. Will ind albums,
books. tablets. IndelibIe pencils and
among many other things two thou
sand beautiful souvenirs.
Irwin Fridinger. one o. our motor
man hos. spent WhItzMonday IN
Manchester, also spending several
days With his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thee. :. B. FridInger.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
HnNRRsuI.LR.

: gFeat many OF o. people attend
Cd nIpe Greek loyefeaaI on Saturday.
sIHa Jessie Gilbert. Annie gopen-
haKef and daughter. Mafy. MI Helen
Edna Bell I'd Roger Gilbert spent
Sunday viii Mrs annie Miller and
family.
: great many people from thIs dis
trio spent Wednesday OF lat week
In Westminster. TO xIew ths Eagle
parade.
rIas Babylon spent Sunday With HIS
daughter. MfH. Thee. Cummings. OF
TaYIorsyille.
Dafid Young haH improved his
place BY adding a fnezk coat q paint
Jessie Wagner made a flying visit
to IlIH place IN Sunday last
Great damage ~ done b the
heavy storm On Tuesday. which was
followed viii hail and wind. blowing
down trees md fences
Health Of community, good.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
I.INEBOR0.

The public schools Of Carroll eoun-
~ haze closed for this season.
Guests OF Augustus Wilhlde and
family on Sunday were Mrs. I'm.
WildasIn. Mrs. Ella Steiner, Misses
Lizzie 5tauffer. Sallie Dubbs and
Aarquarett Waltersdorf. Of Hanover.
Pa. and Misses Lilly Wehrly and Mn
ME Dubbs, of Broadbeek.s Pa.
Leonard Berkhelmer Is improving
his residence b having the buildings
rcpainIed.
The Alesia Council. -. 131. II. o.
u. 4. i. held their eighth anniversary
Saturday evening last IN their hal al
Alesia. I'D.
b. + Forty. Of Hanover. Pa, trans
acted business here on Saturday
Two negroes. Vernon Dorsey and
James Waters. who scaled the
1s-foot wall around the county Jail
yard. Westminster. on Friday night,
were Feeapturea early Sunday MORN
ing mar this place By Sheriff Kemper
and hiz deputy. VIM. :. shearar, OF
Carroll county.
Mis- Mary Slough, Of New Oxford,
Pa. haa been visiting her sister. Mrs
VIM. I kopp.
S. :. Wertz. Of Hanover. was here
on Sunday.
Mr.. md Mrs. Lewis Banghman, Of
LittleHIown, p. have been spending
few days here With their relatives.
Thomas Markell. OF Hanover, vas a
visitor mere on Monday.
Mrs. David Mickey. mo has been
spending week with Westminster
friends. has returned home.
After spending several days With
her children. Amos, John and Emanuel
Grogg md Mr.. jeremiah ShaefIer.
Mrs. Eatharine Gregg has returned
TO her home on Abbottstown street,
Hanover.
We observed the comet on Monday
evening about SO O'Clock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
YITRRsYILE.

The Chestnut Grove school closed
on last Friday with an attendance oil
"a pupils. : large percentage we're
promoted. Those We're the ones who
had been regular in attendance. as II
requires an entire year 10 complete
the regular course IN each grade.
Many parents think irregular attend
anee Is not detrimental to the ehild's
advancement. MANY do not realize
the child has lost SO much time. but
when those days are counted they
frequently make more than one entire
term. Each child home, neatly tied
with ribbon. some work In compost
tion. physiology, arithmetic, etc, for
the inspection: also ! booklet made
by each student, preIlIly illustrated
in scenes, appropriate to the season,
done IN colorad crayons. Miss Addle
SpnrrIer Is one OF the bsst teachers
In the state. and we patrons heartily
endorse her management Of this
school, and Ssh her : pleasant and
happy vacation. which she deserves.
Miss LILLIAN GartreIl was a welcome
visitor at DR.. and Miss Estelle Waters
last week.
Mrs. Ralph sellman and Mis- Emma
Hood we're prominent visitors ID the
Guild" last Monday.
We are glad to report Mrs. Sarah
Hood as being much improved In
health, and hope she Hlll regain her
former good health.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
CRANBERRY.

The measurement Of the lemons
grown by Miss MelVIa Brown we're
Incorrectly given last week, the act
ual size of the three largest lemons
was II by L inches. liz By 121s
inches and 105a by Il inches. The
lemons were measured by Mr. d. ].
Brown, and any one doubling It can
see the largest one yet on the tree.
The lemon tree also has about 100
small lemons, such as those you can
buyeYeryday. About gallons lemon
ade was made from one lemon. and
was the choicest of the season. This
is the actual size. Who can beat that
for growing lemons
Corn is looking fine: grass and
wheat look very promising. Some
report the early cherries frozen. and
dropping from the trees. Early
garden vegetables are also reported
frozen by last weeks heavy frost.
Two colored men passed through
here on Saturday last and asked the
road to Westminster. They we're di-
rected by A. r. Ebaugh. of this place
but Immediately took the route to
Manchester, then to Hampstead. where
they we're captured on Sunday last by
Sheriff Kemper and deputy Sharrer
They proved to be two OF the party
that broke jail Friday night, At West,
minister.
Mr.. Il. G. Gummel visited at Mr.
StreYigs, at Westminster, on Sunday
Among those who visited IT 4. r
Ebaugh's on Sunday last were Mrs
Hoover, Mrs. Addie Hull and child
rem. Mrs Vim. r, Yingling, Mrs. Lille
YlneIing and daughter Grace. Mrs
Mamie Yingllng. Mrs. VIrgie Harris
and son, Foutz. and daughter. Ella
Mrs. Addie Reaver and daughter
anna Ray. Miss Laura Ebaugh. Mr.
and Mrs. David H. Fbangh and son
Paul. and daughter. Ruth.
Abram Snyder and Horny Snyder
went on a visit TO Oxford Saturday
last.
Mrs. Reineeker, Of Hampstead. Il
on VISIT 10 her son-in-law. Abrau
Snyder She Is 90 years OF are. ans
is yet active and health fine; ms goot
strength and hearing.
YIN. II. Yingling Is erecting fin
hennery on rs farm. N Cranberry.
Simon Giggard, VINO had is lei
broken some time ago. Is not able 4
walk yet
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
rgP, WARFIELDsBURa.

A fine rain visited this section on
Tuesday evening, which was very
beneficial to all growing crops.
The growing wheat Is heading out
nicely and looks very promising for
q good crop. The grass crop is short
The early planted corn has come up
nicely.
There will be memorial services
held at the Bethel Church Of God here
this Sunday at 2 p. m. All are invited
to attend.
Rev. L. L. Watson, district superin-
tendenI. will preach at Stone Chapel,
June .. at 3 p. n.
There will be festival at the
Bethel here on Saturday night, June
/. Should the weather be unfaYor-
able, It will be held on the following
Tuesday night. Proceeds to repair
the church. All are invited.
Mrs. James Ranull Is on the sick
list at present.
Don't forget the festival at Stone
Chapel this Saturday evening.