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GHn . =. Hoover. d naaH here.
saxe delightful birthday surprise
nHHIY II h home ii Thursday Ex.n=
InE. tha occasion beInE IN honor Of
h Vie birthday anniversary. II
n .HFIx I0HH n Re evening MHH.
Hoover - Invited :. IL FHFIIs
HoIIaeksr u fIHII fTI.nda # MIlisF.H. !.
which HHH y nnEa consented II 10. =
he aH1 MIza HaIIHaEHH started auI InT
: -. auI HIII. visiting II MIIIHT.a.
The msrTy crowd al ut hustle on.
I'D eame rolling IN. II he hoanIIaIle
hone # -. Ion. -. Hoover. where
, rofal EaoI IIme - n HIare for al.
saan HfIsF IL KsHs seated MrH. Hoover
nd HsT friend arrived. and fof : ahoHt
tine n Hoover - almost speech
-. - ETHzI IS IHs surprise. IuI
he aoon Joined IN viii he crowd. aud
he Hauza Hnan m viii laughter
nd II NsTe hannY. The YaanE folk
InluIEH1 n various games. HHIls he
older one enjoyed , lively eonferHaz
Ton. = 10 refreshments Hgre
served n abundance. consisting II lee
cream eaEsa. oranges. lemonade. root
beer. confectionery. sI1z. u which IL
% ample Justice
Those present Nsrs MH. nd Mma.
1eo. >. ;. Hoofr. IT. anI Mr.. Geo.
KeHenner. Mr. md MTH. Aaron Red
din. Mr and MfH. Geo. noIIlnEef. II.
md Mra. Luther : NenIz. Mr.. James
Hare. Mr. Il. I. Miller. Mrs. Isaiah
Miller. Mra. Amanda LeHaner. Mra.
Joseph Frank. MTH Belle n0rIneT. Mra.
John :. Miller. Misses Minnie Hoover.
SeIIIe Der.aEef. EnIoa HoTTaeEert
Lizzie and IotIIe Dell. BERTHE TaTbarI.
Lila F0IEeTl. GertIe HoITnaEle. Marie
uaInea. Emma and Birdie HoITaeker.
Nellie Frederick. Hattie Claa. Lola
Hare, Minnie md Florence HnffaeEar.
Edna HoffaoEeT. nosIe Nolfgang.
Graee HaInea. Mary Hare. Yertle Hof=
TaeEen. MeHHrs. Edward and William
Graf. noherI KuhnH. Tom Martin.
Hons HofTaeKer. Vernon Stump. chaz.
neddIng. Lloyd IsoaIs. sam Frederick.
GhaH. nrIIharI. Howard HofTnagIe.
Clinton feed. Wm. Miller. r.. Maurice
Miller. Wmz Hare. Walter Miller. Mau-
rice HIRE. Clinton Hortner, Hurry and
Curtis Graf. Geo. Hare. Harry frank.
rIerrIe Miller. Masters George and
WhIImone Reddlng, Oliver Hoover and
Vernon WenIz.
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=IIuHnns5I0uTI

Monday, May 2.-The last will and
Testament Of Francis N. Bish. de
ceased. was admitted to probate. and
letters teafamentary thereon granted
tn Ida L. BIsh and Lille III. Warehime.
who received warrant TO appraise aud
order to notify creditors.
Hattie A. Hobbs, eseeutrlx Of WIN.
II. Hobbs. deceased, settled her first
and final account.
Agnes II. shreeYe and John {.
sbreeYe, executors Of Jesse T. shreeYe.
deceased, returned inventories of
money and debts aud settled thir first
account.
Melvin ". Routson. administrator
of George II. Routson. deceased, re
turned inventory of personal property
and received order Of Court 10 sell
same.
Tuesday. MAY 3.--Ida L. Blsh and
Lille NJ WarehIme. exeenIrIeHs u
Francis ". Bish, deceased. returned
inventories of personal property and
debts, and received order 70 sell Ger
tain personal property.
The last vii and testament Of Mary
Il. Dorsey. deceased. was admitted 70
probate. and letters of administration
with the vii annexed granted 10 Al
bert A. Dorsey, who received warrant
to appraIse real estate and order 70
notify creditors.
Mary 3. shellman. exeentrIx Of Fan
ME s. Pearson. deceased. returned IN
ventories of personal property. real
estate, money and debts. received or
der TO transfer balance On judgment
and settled her first md final account.
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WINS eIAeaueu MEMORIAL Cur.
Chiffon HeIIe. Owned b r.. :. =.
Walden. De Ile IrIEE.

nefoTafhs banner crowd . he meet
InE-=Hul N Ia9Is uns nI Ias biggest
gatherings af racing enthusiasts 1naI
afaT gathered II old nImIlEo - pn
lat STANDARDIZATION usIIe. ; b.
fIIlY b The former great raeehofse
Chiffon. carrying Iaa euIoTz = MFaz !.
Il. Walden. widow If IIe famous MIa=
dIsbuTE luFfmzH. - II winner II
tn GIabauEh Memorial Enn. Ins mot
important racing eIaHale [oT lie IHae
xazH=.Z8z during - z.zZ.z m.zZInE
II IHa Maryland Jockey TIHH.
It saa tFuIY : Maryland victory. -
Il !. Walden. Hnn nI MTH= Walden.
trained Chiffon Belle foT tie III Taee.
nd. .nIIa II - triumph for IaIH
Htats. there - aoI much ovation Ten
defed he FIcIaT. probably aua II IHs
prahibiIIfa UTIea HeId against tn
Walden candidates. Trainer Walden
aeat 70 IaHH IHan Ihnes. he EsI oI
Chiffon. 10 lie poHI. nd - Chiffon
HaIIs I'D IN HHH 1t HIaHI nd .IT
Chiffon ID ahaHn excellent Iafm -
5 - tie be#I InaI could u gotten
aHaInHI tie stable. Tie aIhaT Walden
entfs - Chiffon sauaN. IHaI ~
HeFaF IaesH The barrier before
) I'D u fourteen youngsters HanI
II IL naaI. HIIIx Garth scratching ons
af h - candidates. KaHHIeK. while
ri 90. owned = : : UuIznsx.
n Virginia. ~ ~ added Starter.
Nj three oI - HaHI riders n n
meeting N he haeEH u LIs Chiffon
thofouKhbraaH-X Nalksr - Chiffon
HeIIa. GaIdHIeIn ~ Sir Chiffon md
FaInHHaIhef - uHIIIan .aHaK-=Ehs
Taes - conceded - IL Wal1snH.
though lie Michael. aI II. stable q
NaodH aarIh. q YIrKInIa. - thought
. he n excellent opportunity -
IlnI#h n Ihs from. - In h previous
HIaHI = IN third II MIzHIxE after n
had virtually hen lei = he pot
Tie bIK thFnnK RaTH NJ ; III .uHz
prIHsd Nhan Walker brought Chiffon
Hells nHzt Iha IIE EfanaaIaud IN tie
front. - he b. MS IN aar onIY raee
displayed IoI oI foot InaY xsFe Of
u : God start Walker HILn Chiffon
Halle followed Ine paea closely until
The turn n The stretch. where n IooE
he winner II he outside. .Is finish
ID KamslY md under Walkers hard
riding WnTa down Ihs leaders md mt
lHsIsd Df. DuennsT II tn md. The
latter. owned h Samuel H0za. nTazI=
denI of the Washington Jockey Club.
rnn : KrsHI raea. The chestnut eoIL
b. Prince Of Melbourne. though crowd
ID back InHI II Lhs start. recovered
quickly aud "a : Eesn contender IL
the ~.
Quoted II l. n IN the TIng. Dr.
DuanneT closed up lot Of ground md
Raa beaten h : length b GhIIIon
DelIe. Iale Michael. tint closed stout
II On the Inside after being carried
vide II the far turn. HaH beaten for
the place b. head. : fourth two
Year-oId. Rapid Flight. racing for the
narnanIIY Stables. WI sent % The
post b Mr. Walden. but getting away
IN the rear. failed % cut an figure.
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Worlds Sunday school Convention

The Worlds Sixth snnady School
Convention VII be held NJ Washing
In. = g. MaY i Io =.
More than ID nations I'll Ie repre-
senIed and more thHn 2.50u delegates.
including 50e missionaries from for
elgn fIeIdH.
cline aud from every partof the world.
representing z7h.001 Sunday schools
and 2b.00olo lo00 scholars. teachers aud
officers.
Sunday. May .. being Worlds sun
day school day. i Il the safneEt nfax=
ef Of the Association IhHI pastors
preach special sermons. and Sunday
schools hive special services. smuha-
sizing the Importance Of The great sun
DAY school movement. and affef special
prayer for the association. and IL
thousands Of branches. H she susH
forth laboring for the eYanKaIIzaIIon
Of the world.
N order Of service. Is m opening
exercise. preceding the study Of the
regular lesson. haH been prepared h
the Worlds Sunday School AHnei=
alton. for Worlds Day. Nay -.
Hp permission Order of Service
vii BE- printed b the Carroll County
Sunday School Association and maIled
free. - of les I desired. II every
school IN Carroll county. fzat vi ne
the service. Il ordered through tie
secretary. Miss Ada I. Trump. Nm
chester. Nd. On or before nay I2th.
Order 1T once.
On Friday afternoon 10000 men VII
march through The streets Of Wash
Ingten representing the Adult bible
Class, carrying banners and singing.
Where He leads me ] vi follow
Onward Christian Soldier etc The
parade WIll be reviewed b 10000 NO
men. After the parade there VII be
> mass meeting for men n the eonxen=
ton hal. which vi Be addressed b
The President Of the United States.
Hon. John WanamaEer. Mr. peafze
and others. Are you gGing 70 the con
YenII0n7
Carroll county should be vel rep
resented. It vii be more than quar-
ter Of 4 century before the great con
YentIon vii convene 30 close 10 your
border again. Very truly yours IN
work,
Z. ". YHIsEa.
President carroll %. :. 5. Association.
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IHaanIAIry.

On Monday : hoI contest ~ held
# Mount n. between the old munI-
dInHI IIskzI nd nav one made bY
: number - IL young people II =
HIoHa N Saturday nIEht previous
IH#zz Leather H011 80 on both tic
sIH Tar mayor. The opposition .HH IN
the council. : large vote M poIIsd
md fhs Old ticket ~ successful from
u 10 = majority. The men On both
Tickets Hsrs popular md active cllI=
HsnH. Tie successful ticket HaH !.
lee LsalnsFxooa. mayor. Frank
EnEIa. :. :. Dorsey. Andrew Forman.
Inhn Npnann and E - MoIeaHorIn.
TIE defeated ticket HHz composed nf
1sHFT nuTdsIIs. HenEx Hn0I. Robert
snurrIsE. Henry fIHrx nd William
sanIz.
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EUGENE TRlYEn KILLED.


sIFaeE h n. : =. nalIroad Train.
Eugene TFaYef. farmer near Hoo1s
Ill. xaH struck h : Baltimore aua
ONO Railroad IFaIa zoIHK u Fred
erIeE from baltimore Friday. HnlIa y
: point between H.o1H III md MaT=
IN. an1 Injured - EaIlx tn -
did shortly afterwards. If. TFHFer.
Hho - about = YearH u aKe. rs
standing EIuza u Inz ITaEE. The
engineer supposed = .ouIa HIHn nnI
y - IHzIHsH -. aaI. Instead. 1s
stepped Hu IL ITHeZ md saa struck
i LAa engine md thrown aide
-. LEaIH - stopped - quickly -
nazHIIIH - - IzsE. zn6 MH. TrH@.T
- found lfInE n , heap n though
mt 01 IL HanHH HeTs broken. hi
I'll alive IL - IHzan aboard Ihn
Iraln n tie hone IF getting surgical
assistance II Mount Ar but died b
foHa IL uIHH. - reached : HoT=
ausT.H IuTx - unavoidable. II
THHYHf - formerly ; resident aI
- Market. and - buried there
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Proceedings Of the School Board.

A regular meeting Of the hoard Of
School Commissioners for Carroll
county was held On Monday. NAY q.
Al the members we're present. Com
missioner Englar Yas reanpointed,
and the newly appointed Commits
sIoners, DR.. Wm. l. Gayer. Of Mount
airy. and Levi D. Reid. Of TaneyIoWn.
received their commissions and took
the oath Of office On the morning Of
Nay I'd.
In the reorganization Of the Board
the present incumbent, Mr.. jacob Il.
BIoeher vas elected president: :.
Simpson vas elected County snperIn-
Lendent. secretary and treasurer. Ghas.
Reed. clerk and Hen1. T. Grouse. eoun-
zel. thus making no change N the ap-
poInlmenIa Of the Board.
The first meeting in May being the
time to look after trustees. In ! great
majority Of cases the same trustees
were reappoInted. Under reeommen-
lIatlona In the Board. vacancies occur
Ing BY resignation. death Or removal
we're filed BY appointing the following
trustees Pine Hi. Harvey L. 0hler
wag added % the Board. Clear View.
Geo <. Dnttera IN place Of Lewis
Relfsnider; Wisner.s. \. F. GeIman IN
place Of Horatlo DIgh; Humberl.
Claude Lawyer and Geo. HeItabridIe
N place of Harvey MoreIoek and John
:. Myers. Cherry Grove. Nathan 9.
Poole IN place Of Geo. ". Jones:
Reese, August EeselI. David Green
and Noah Long. Sandy Mount. Wm. Il.
1.eIstar In place Of Ghas. 3. RhoIen:
Mahlen,s. Stephen Il. Zenp. Ghag. Il.
sIoeksdale and Carroll slaEman: !:
sykesulle, !. Fred Waesehe IN place
of c. n. LeIsher: Freedom. pearee E.
prngh IN place Of Phillip Lanterbaeh.
Oakland Mills. Alexander Murray IN
place Of i. Q. GIadhilI: Kreh,a. Wm.
Rupp IN place Of Andrew Miller.
Wentz'a, Philip II. Wentz in place Of
Samuel Boyer. Rogers. John y.
ReaHer IN place Of Adolph0s Ebaugh; !;
I.InabUro. ]. L. Hoffman. Geo. Wertz
and Samuel ]. Warner: Mountain
view Jesse Nnshaum. Arthur Wagner
and Augustus HankerI, snydersburg.
John 4. Simmons. David ]. YInglIng
and Il. II. Iumbrum. NeW Windsor.
Geo ?. = EuEIar. Emanuel Fisher and
Edward Barnes: MarsIon. Marshall :.
Nuabaum n place q Edward Dangn-
I.an; Union Bridge, ]. Stewart Bran
denbuTE, Ghas. .. spurTlar md ;.
red EngIar: Union street. coIored.
Daniel WarIIeld. Hiram Jones and
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Miss Catherine Z. Allen. u years
old. 4 WeII-Enown resident of North
Branch. ended her lie Monday altar
noon b hanging herself IN the attic
of The residence Of her brother. IT.
Ioaenh Allen. With whom ahe resided
Mis- Allen ate her dinner. as usual.
IT noon. and 1T 10 o'clock her nephew.
Edgar Allen. vent - her room and.
not finding her there. vent to the At
tie md there found the BODY Of his
aunt hanging from : beam. Dr.. Il. :.
:. Smith. Of HarrIEonvIlle. HaH sum
mone1, anI when n arrived found
InaL Ms allen HaH dead.
: Jury Of Inquest. summoned b
Justice LLOYD Randall. rendered YER
diet Of suicide.
Miss Allen waa melancholy. p the
result. i i believed. 0f : number d
deaths n her family during the past
no .eaTH. She - : member q :
NeII-EnoHn family nd HaH N active
memheroI Wards Methodist Episcopal
Church.
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E.sHETHI
=
COMMENCE.
n Westminster Theological Seminary.


Tie tWenly=Hexenth commencement
u Westminster Theological Seminary
rs held Tuesday evening IN the Meth
odIst Protestant Church IF this eItY.
The exercises consisted Of singing
b Tie congregation aud the Seminary
9Iee Cub. prayer b Rey. Dr. ]. II.
Sheridan. of Baltimore. president Of
tie Maryland Conference Of the Meth
odist Protestant ghurehi the class
oration b Lewis Edward purdum,
The Death n Lhe Ministry the ad-
dress u the graduating class b. Rev.
Dr. i. /. Jennings. Of Pittsburgh con
ferrins of diplomas and degrees by
RaF. Hugh IaIImer EIdefdlee. nresI-
dent Of the seminary. aud presentation
Of prizes. and the benedIetIon h. Rev.
Dr. = less. Of Buchanan, "a.
While The senior class Of the semi
naHE KaH composed Of only four stu
dents the occasion xas oI more than
usual significance and interest. aa
marking The graduation Of the first
male native of japan educated b. the
Methodist Protestant Church Of this
country. The graduates are
Frederick William 0bee. 4 graduate
# Kansas GIIy University. who i :
eIlzsn Of OHIO. hnL has accepted
charge d WIIIIamap0rI. Nd.
Lewis Edward Pnfdnm. n graduate
oI Western Maryland College. who
VII take 4 charge IN Washington.
George Grover sehurIz. : citizen Of
Ohio and ; graduate Of Vest Eafay-
eIIs College. vino vii become pastor
q } charge In that State.
Hohun TomIEIehI YokoYama. a grad
naIe Of Kansas GItY University. Who
NIli return u hIa native country.
japan. - : missionary Of the Methoz
dit Protestant Church.
The prizes awarded II the com
menaement we're aa follows: To
Lewis Edward Purdnm. the Herring
Hebrew aud the Parsons Memorial
Greek prizes 70 Reuben Young NiehoI-
san. the D1Iukhouse Impromptu de-
haIs prize. II Frederick William 0hee.
the !. Norman Wills thesis prize. 10
Charles IN Morton. The Dr. 2. I. For
lInez theIam prize. 10 George Grover
aeHnrlz. Ihe IT. :. I Queen hymn and
Bible reading aud the Hates memorial
historical theology prizes.
Hahnn TomIKIohI Ynknyama waa
presented NIth 4 missionary library by
H.. Dr. : 7. Tag. editor Of the
Methodist Protestant. Baltimore.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Hannah ]. Hess to Erwin L. Hess
and wife, conveys 1eA acres and y
perehes, for s1.z25.
Erwin L. Hess, ct a., to Hannah ].
Hess, convey f6A acres and y per
ehes, for 81 1,425.
Jas. B. sIoneHifer and wife to How
ard A. Bixler. convey 10A aeres and
81 perehes, for s125.
Mm. farbaugh ct al, 10 Charles II
Fowler, convey Il square pereheE. for
s175.
David II. Ebangh and wife 10 ].
Arthur Dehoff, convey IL acres. for
$3.50.
ChrlstIana Braahear to Ulysses g
Pool and wife. conveys ii acres. for
$1,000.
Elias Il. Phillips 10 Cyrus c. Grover
and wife. conveys Is acres. for $50.
Louis Il DIehiman ct aL. 10 Ida Il.
Repp and husband, convey CT square
feet. for s..
fsaae Brilliant 10 Edward Brilliant.
conveys / acre. rooda and square
pefehes, for 4.
Ida II. Repn 10 Louis Il. Diehlman
et al, conveys G25 square feet, for -.
Laura eastman and husband TO
Maurice 4. crebs. convey p acres. Tor
5000.
Clara II. Englar and husband To
Charles ". Angel and wife, convey :
acres and y square nefehes. for S1eo.
Edmund Brilliant and wife to z.
Robert Brilliant ct al. convey | acre.
; foods and s square perehes. for SO.
Jesse T. shreexe. trustee. TO Violet
Miller. conveys property. for $40.
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KILLED HIMSELF FOR LOVE.
jenkins Thought GirI ms Going 70
Marry Another.

York. Pa. Aprll. 29.-George ".
Jenkins. Of GatehelriIle. killed him
self yesterday because he thought his
sweetheart. Miss LoItIe Pyle. was go
ing to marry another man.
Miss Pyle went to zee the body. and
when she looked into the face she ex-
claimed %. why did trent him 80
mean1y. I know ] treated hin mean.
but II vas all 10 cure him from drink
Ing. We we're to be married shortly.
and had no intention Of marrying
anyone else After this she fell Into
a faint
jenkins had written the RIrl letter,
which he never sent. reproaehIng her
for breaking OF the engagement and
asking her not 10 marry the other man.
About year ago brother. s. Frank
In jenkins. xas found frozen II
death IN Montana. He also LEFT let
ter addressed to his sweetheart. re-
preaching her for iIifing him
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NJ. AIIee y. WampIer visited IN
Baltimore several daya the paHt week
Ms Ethel shreeYe spent few days
HIth NIaE Mary fuaH. Of WorLhlngton
Valley.
MIHa HolIaee Williams. of Delta. Pa.
spent several dasa With the Misses
Erb. this city.
Edward Freyman and wife spent
IasI week n baltimore. visiting reIa-
tiYea and friends.
William Il. Myers ana family, Of
Hanover. Pa. xaH IN this city YeHler=
day visiting friends.
Mr. Marshall selby. Vet Main
street. i 1T the Maryland University
Hospital. Baltimore. for treatment.
Mr. John shreeye, Of Wayneaboro.
p. spent few days this week with
Mrs. Joseph shreeYe. Vest Main street.
]. Edward Koontz ana wife, o. DaIlI-
more. spent : few days With his par
enIa. Mr. aud Mrs. 1. ,. Koontz. Union
MIIIs.
Miss sadIe Wolf Of Annapolis. Nd.
i . guest of her sister. Mrs. Louis
Sachs. East Main street. Mis- Vol
vii leave Sunday for home, accom-
panied By Mt. and Mrs. Sachs. IN their
new GhaImers-DeIroIt automobile.
Mr. aud Mrz. Murray shreexe en-
IerIaIned the following last Sunday
Mr.. John shreeYe, 0T Wayneaboro. Pa.
I0a. shreeYe ana MIHs jamie shreexe.
Of Westminster. Mis- Fannie Stocks
dale md Mr. Wesley FenneI. oI HaILI-
more city.
Dr. Clarence nIIlIngaIea and wife
and Iwo ehlIdren0T Philippine Islands.
returned u the home oT Ms father.
Dr. Charles DIllIngHIea. HaaI MaIn
street. this week. for = visit. The
doctor has been serving n : surgeon
Ior = yaarH n the regular :. :.
army On Iha Island. md naa been
transferred = The United States for
service.
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President Carroll 20. :. 5. Association.
.nIoJaDlesurrIH.
TrtlvmaIa

For the Advocate.
There Vas most enjoyable surprise
party held 1t the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Eekard. On Saturday evening.
ApFil %. IN honor of their second
daughter, Annie. It being her IIIh
birthday. Tie guests arrived about
30 o'clock Tie evening Haa Hpant
In pleasant chats, vocal and Inatru-
mental music.
ThoHe present we're Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Eekard. Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Feeser. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eekard.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lippy. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Llppy. Mr. aud Mrs. Green
bury Irish. Misses Mafy EeEard.
neheeea Deamer. Helen EeEard, Garma
Deamer. Benlah zepn. GI.fya Irish.
Joanna Eckard. Elsie IIppy. HIIda
Hekard, Nathan zepp. Hurry sIerner.
Nm. stoneaIfer. Erwin Deamer. Hurry
sIoneslfer. DeInnIa Irish, Willie Eek
ard. Milton HeHaon. Raahe Sharp.
Elmer IInpy, Clarence Feeaer and
0reelne IInny.
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The election n Sex Windsor On
Monday - especially interesting. N
, foIs - taken npon proposition
II bond ne I0.n n = 10 II purchase
ground au1 erect I building Tor tie
IL of Ii flFemsn of The town. 0f $
kotaH cat. bf Were IN favor Of making
Tie Loan and bonding he town WIn-
field s Draeh Naa elected burgess. aud
Arthur Z. smeIHar. Ernest [. sIoufIar,
Iahn :. HsaHI. Charles 7. nsnn anI
John = brown Kefs chosen commits
zIoHnEH.
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HIDDLGIG0SFEnESfE.
III Maryland Synod Evangelical
Lutheran Church.

The middle conference of The Mary
land Synod Evangelical Lutheran
Church vii be held At TankersfIeld.
Va. on My ,. 10 and II. Following
Is part Of the program
May Io-sDevotional Service. ReY.
!. c. Null: The blessing Conferred
upon Chiid.n Rev. &. y. nanghman !.
ITS Neglect ReY. II. Il. Flick;
Qualifications Of Successful Sunday
School Teacher ReY J. 0. Yoder.
Sabbath Dissertation neY. =. Il.
Miller. D. L. Supreme Obligation Of
Christian Life Res. :. Z. Knll. Nay
1.-THE Motive Of Self Denial Rex.
u. L. seabrook.
The officers are President. Rss \.
Il. seIflemeYer. treasurer. nex. :. II.
Miller. D. D.. aud secretary. ReY. 1.
n. DoIy.
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COMMITS
SUICIDE
GEORGE \. STARNER HANGS Hin.
SELF IN BARN.

Geo. ". starner, residing near
Pleasant VALLEY, hung himself in his
barn this morning between s and .
o'clock.
He Ras found suspended from Il
rope fastened 10 a IoIat N the barn
with his feet some distance from the
floor.
He L survived b wife and family.
He NaH 10 years Of age.
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4 meeting Of the former graduates
o. the Westminster High School vii
be held 1T the High School building On
friday evening, May -. The purpose
Of the meeting i 10 effect q permanent
organization. Special invitations
have been sent to the former eTadu-
aIea. but al anondam students Of the
High School Department are cordially
Invited 10 attend. Those wno expect
10 BE- present wi please InTorm Miss
Grace Steele. chairman Of Committee
Of arrangements. not later than Nay
eth.
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: 7 ANT me- saYa the farmer.
Who's gettIn II. aIuff..
. 7 amt me- SAYS the packer.
I get Just enough
To N. small profit.
As fair n can be
and NJ Of them enoraH
Together T AMI ne
. T aInI me. says the tanner,
Who gelH The high price.
For nIEh shoes and low oneH.
For slippers and ties.
. 7 ANT ms SAYS the raneher:
= I've aud IhaLa al.
. 7 AMI me. sayH the dealer.
ny profits nre small
:. T AMI me. aaya the canner.
ny margins Iha same
!" 7 ant me- Hays the hneEalaf.
Who's hraeIn. the game.
..T aInI me-. aayz the gardner.
IN poor I'll II. tine.
. 7 ant ne aayz the grocer.
I aInI 9een dime
II.a surely puzzle
u know where i goes;
10 maker Or teller
Or any Of those
parIaE. oI hIgh prices.
90 Insy I'll agree.
An1 N consumer.
n certain : ant me-.
J. y. FOLEY
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New York. May a.-HarrY IeYInaon.
charged With selling young girls Tor
Immoral purposes. today pleaded
guilty. He said he wanted to turn
States evidence aud tell al he knew
Of the traffic. He said he was selling
clothes IN dlsorderIy houses 70 cloak
his traffic IN women. He said he car
RED : single rain coat for ten years
H stock. lis partner. . woman
known q blind Becky. disappeared
following n arrest.
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n TanayI0Nn On Monday regular
citizens ticket - elected. - fol
loEH Samuel 4 MHnTInE. for bur
KeHH. Edward !. HaInI0Ilar. Edward
EHmusr. In1Han III. Geo. !. Arnold.
DT Frank Il. sIsHH. commissioners.
samH independent Opposition - made.
but uuI 81 : I0IHI TaIH 0f -. The
IaFEaHt oaHI for FearH. received but l.