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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-12
PROGRAM PoR MONDAYS AND
TussoAVs sGssioNs Of THE
INLAND WATERWAY coNvEN.
TON ANNOUNCED. ~ WELL AS
eRogR m. WHICH ADDRESSES
WILL % DELIVERED.

TIE program q addresses and the
order IN which they will come. for
Mondays and Tuesdays sessions Of
the third annual Convention Of the
Misstssippi 70 the Atlantic Inland Wa.
tASwAy Association. 70 b held In the
auditorium Of the San Carlos hotel
Mouday. Tuesday and Wednesday, haa
besn completed. Il 10 - follows:
Monday.
Addresses q welcome: For city,
Mayor Frank Reilly; for county. Geo
+. Morgan.
Response, Senator D. Q. Fletcher.
Annual address Of president, Seua.
cor D. q. Fletcher.
Rear Admiral Lucieu Young. Wash.
1pgton, D. c.: The Proposed Water.
way and Southern Development
Congressman John H. Small. Wash.
inston, D. c.: The Unity Of the
Mississippi to Atlantic and the Inter
coastal waterways"
Hon. Herbert Knox Smith, Washing
ton, D. G. commissioner Of bureau oil
corporations: Port Terminals
Congressman d. H. Mays, Mouti
cello, Fla: The South and Its De
vslopment"
Jno. Howe Peyton, Louisville, KY.
assistant to president Of L. q N. Rail
road Company: The Cost Of Trans.
portation by Rail and by WAter."
Rev. Jno. Mccarthy. st. Louis, Mo.
Col: d. 9. Goodyear, Brooklyn. n. Y
=. p. Conroy. jacksonville. Fla.
president Jacksonville Board Of Trade
g. A. Waterman, Pensacola, treas
ursr OF Mississippi to the Atlantic In
land waterway Association: Annual
report.
2. o. Mclaughlin. Lsssburs. Fla:
INCREASED Commerce Requires Uutil
ICED Waterways"
John I. Martin, st. Lo.is. Mo-: THE
Progress and Prosperity Followins
United Development Of the Deep Wa
terways Project"
Jno. 4. Fox. Blytheville. Ark: THE
inIand waterway . Link In the Nat
Leland J. Henderson, Apalachicola
Fla, secretary Of the Mississippi tc
the Atlantic Inland Waterway Asso
citation: Annual report.
Hon. j. Hampton Moore, Philadel
pnia. Pa. member Of congress and
president OF Atlantic Deeper Water
ways Association: Atlantic Inland
Coastal Project"
MIS-. ]. 8. Williamson, Shreveport
La, chairman waterway Committee
National Wcman's Federation o,
Clubs; The General Federation Of
Conservation
Charles ]. Swift. Columbus. Ca:
The Inland Waterway AlonE thu
Gulf Coast in Perspective.
j. II. Drummoud, st. Ausustiua
Fla. state vice-prssidAnt OF Missis
sippi to the Atlantic Inland WAFER
ways Association: "Rssults Of VIVA,
Has Been Accomplished by thA Mis-
siss!ppi to the Atlantic Inland Water
way Association"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-12

Charles Frohman, the other day, in
part revealed the real purpose behind
the visit OF W. Somerset Vaughan,
author Of the John Drew play.
Smith," and who arrived in New
York last Saturday. Mr.. Vaughan
has promised Mr.. Frohman that he
viii complete tor him q new comedy,
already partly under way. while still
in America, and that the work will
be finished IN tiue for its production
in London in April.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-12

kyrle Bellew and his company are
now appearing at the Garrick Theatre,
New York, in Mr.. Bellows famous
success, ..Raffles," the fom-act ORA.
matte story Of the amateur cracks
man The last performance of Henry
Bataille's play, The Scandal. was
given last Saturday night. "Rafaes'
will be Mr.. Bellows bill for the re-
maindsr OF his present New York sea.
son.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-12

IF you have anything to
sell; if you wish to buy any
thing. advertise in The Jour-
nails Want Columns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-12

FRESH GAME.
Bayou cook oysters, teal
and canvasback duck, pleas
ant, woodcock and venison
at Reid Bros. Peerless cafe
today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-12

gVOto Y4o or MOI
constltutIecai Amendment. Article -.
feature and Sale or Other Disposal OF
Intoxicating Liquors or 0ovoes0oo:
rEo .-..................
Constitutional Amendment, Article 10.
Sections and 2, rotating to the Manu-.
faeture and Sale or otfer Disposal Of
!ntsxieatins Liquors or Beverages.
constItutional Amendment. Article ., 70.
:ssss 70 sec s"es q S.scsc c. .ss St e ).
known - the Court o. Record N and
FOR eseambia County with sd9ttional
lurla9Ietlon concurrent Wlth the Circuit
Court. 20 b numbered sections 50, 70
XBS ......-...-..-.........
Constitutional Amendment, Article ., ~.
:e.s e e esss oSs q .s c'S 3 g
known - the Court 81 nceerd q snc
eer. eseambIa County with additional
Jurisdiction concurrent WITH the Circuit
Court, % - numbered ssetie"s 90. 70
Cvote Tee or MOI
CONSTITUTIONAL Amendments, Article 8, Sec
SsioSsi jUeieisi Circuits. ana crs.tiSe
any railroad Commission Jv6ielel DoW.
ere eonneeeeo with functions u their
once.
YES ........~............
corssituslensi Amendments Article 3. ose-
tlon 81 relatlno. g establishment ~ 81
6ltlonao JudlclSl ClrcuIto, and granting
any 0ailroad Commission Judeeia! pSH.
St'ec.
NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-29

ltNM \N half price. The styles similar this seasons
Y H & styles that could easily work them right into
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
Camp Life.

Master Lawrence Fink and Iack
Worthington, Who have been camping
for the past two weeks IN the iaYn
in the rear Of the residence of Mr.
Charles E. Fink. gave a charming 1t
tie dinner I'm their tent m Wednesday.
and had as their guests Mira. y. l.
Seabrook and Miss Mary !. SheIlman.
These two young gentiemas have been
enjoying camp life 20 IL fullest -
tent. and their bugle calls have become
familiar sounds In the neighborhand.
Every routine of regular camp
has been adhered TO. With the exeen-
ton of sleeping In camp. the young
soldiers preferIng a bed and shelter
after night. The ladies we're mont
Hospitality entertained. even down 10
custaTd pie for desert. 4 great dsli-
cacy n camp lie. And - one Of tie
Youthful hosts remarked. II ought IN
be good. because AddIe made It
Just think of Il Bacon and beans
and potatoes. peas and eueumberH md
custard pie with plenty of good bread
anu butter. / bet the soldiers n
Gettysburg viii not fare NJ we'll 4
neatly spread table with \ bouquet Of
flowers In the center. aud Master
Walter Edwards In white apron 10
walt On the table. II was just Rraat.
and the ladies feel highly hnnored and
appreciate the courtesy extended them
by their young friends. They Hifl
break camp on Saturday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
Orphans Court

Monday, June 27.-E3Itars Of ad-
miniHIration On the estate OF Mar A,
Nelson. dseeHHsd. Were granted IL IN
u. Nelson and Edward .. NeanI. KIiu
received warrant TO anpraiRs and
order To notify creditors.
Letters of guardianship we're grant
ed 10 Luther 7. sharraIls. aS guard
ian n| Raymond X. johnson.
William II. KoOntz. administrator
Of Eleanors : Koontz. deceased. r.
ceiFsd order IL transfer mortgage.
Melvin W. Houtzahn. administrator
OF George II Houtzahn. deceased. zHl-
lied his first aud final account
Tuesday, June 2S.--ehas. b kep-
hart and Raymond A. Kephart. ad-
minIgtfators Of David / Kephari. de-
ceased. returned report Of sale Of
stocks and settled their Iirgt aud final
account
Charles A. nunkles. administrator
OF Albert H. Runkles. deceased. re-
ceiFed warrant To appfaIse real es-
tate.
Nathan II. Bale. executor of Mar
garet Erhard. deceased. settled his
second account.
Edwin II. Myers. executor OF eaIh-
crime Myers. deceased, settled his IIIHt
and fnal account
William b. Nelson and Edward o.
WeanI. administrators Of Mary !.
Nelson. deceased returned inventories
OF personal property. money and
debts and received order To sell per-
sonai property.
Court will not be In session on next
Monday. July IN. but on Tuesday and
Wednesday,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
MOUNT AIRY.

Misses Belle and Ellen Runkles
will leave tomorrow for Atlantic City,
where they VII spend several daYs.
]. II. Klees and wife vii spend the
Fourth in Washington. D. c.
]. l. BurdeIte, cashier OF the First
National Bank of Mt airy, attended
the Annual Convention oI the Mary
land State Bankers Association at
the Blue Mountain House.
Rev. A. b. Wood, assistant snperIn-
tendenf OF the Anti-saIool League OF
Maryland. VII deliver N address at
the Il. E. Church ON July Ord. 1t 10
a. n.
Our very efficient D. : o. supervis-
or has made . grand Improvement by
grading in front of the fagman's
station. and Mr. Phoebus, the flag
man. Is proud Of II.
Mrs. A. II. nnnkles has closed her
home and is visiting relatives TOR a
short while. after which she VII de-
eide IS to her future plans.
Miss Margaret WarfIeld spent few
DAYS With her sister. Mrs. Allen 1rlf-
fin. She Is nov In Howard, but will
return soon for the summer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
Graduates Nth High uonors.

cadet-Lieutenant Charles Button
CouIh0nrn, first honor graduate. aud
flrst JaeksonzHope medallst at the
Virginia Military Institute during the
season Just ended, is a former Lynch
burg boy He l. the eldest son Of the
late Rev. Thomas Il. Coulbourn. and
the late Carrie v Button, his wife,
and Is nephew OF Mr. Charles Z.
Button, of Apnomattox, and Col. Jos.
Button. of Richmond, State Insurance
Commissioner Of Virginia. Lieutenant
CouIbonrn has taken high stand
during his four years course at the
institute, and being a young man of
fine character and superior intelli-
gence q successful career In what
ever profession he decides to adopt
seems absolutely assured.
Lieutenant conlbourn Il a gradu-
ate Of Western Maryland College and
is related to Mrs. John l. ReifsnIder,
Mrs. D. L. Greenfield, hrs. WarIIeId,
of this city, and the ZollIckoffers Of
UnionIown
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
He'll AmHost.

IN Wednesday afternoon III Aisa
Esther =. daughter n Mr.. John A.
ATmaanst. - married To Mr.. Herbert
Z Belt, at fhs brides home # namp-
HI.ad. by h.. Nilsson Thomas. for
mefls pastor Of the Hampstead #. y
Circuit OnIY the immediate families
and . small number Of close friends
WeTe present. The house Waa decor
AID with palms and potted plants
aud the temporary altar Wa com
posed OF roHss and huneysuekle. The
bride carried bouquet Of white
eHHet peas. Tier onIY atteSdanI was
hsF sister. Hiss BaanIe =. Armaeost.
maid Of honor. who carried n bouquet
O. lavender sweet peas. Mr.. Herbert
Il Wooden Ras best man Mf. and
Mr.. Belt LEFT for ahort trip md up
On their return viii reside II Green
Mount The bride Is granddaughter
Of the late David y. Houek, oh
Haneksville. this county
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
AZnlrilda, Surprise.

On Saturday evening, Iane %.
quite pleasant time was spent at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Cook. near Warfieldabnrg, Il being
the birthday Of Mr.. Cook HIa wife
had arranged quite surprise for
him while Mf Cook had gone 10
Westminster to see Ms parents. on
his return N the evening. quite
a number Of his intimate friends were
there TO greet him. Games we're
PLAYED on tie lawn. The older aE we'll
as the younger ones skipped around
30 lightly that judging from their
brisk movement you would have
thought theY we're all in their teens,
all the aches and tired feelings having
disappeared. When Invited 10 the
dining room for refreshments we
thought the exercise on the lawn gave
them quite m appetite. the WY the
cake. Ice cream. bananas. candy. etc.
disappeared. that had been placed be-
fore them n abundance. After re-
freahments we're served sometime
waa spent n vocal and instrumental
music. Mrs. Grier Robertson pre-
sided at the organ. II will remem-
Der the good time spent that evening,
and all wished Mr.. Cook many more
happy birthdays.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton ]. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. james
Robertson, Mr. and hrs. j. Wesley
ZIIe. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Myerly,
Mr. and Mrs. Grier Robertson. Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Cook. Mr. and Mrs.
James RannIl. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
DuYall Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Holm
ger. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson MYerly, Mr and
Mrs. ]. Wash. Robertson, Rezin Cook,
Meadames WIyle Cook, T. f. Sum
mera. 0levia Helwig. Misses Kate
Myeriy. Lois Robertson, Fern SUM
merH. Janett Cook, Stella Cook, Beryl
Summers, Amanda HoIIlnger. Ethel,
Esther and Huth Baker. Beulah Cook,
Ruth Myerly: Messre. Paul Robert
son. Chester Cook, Milton and cIar-
eneu Cook. Alger and chas. Myerly,
Wesley and Walter Cook.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
.finksbmR Anniversary.

The list anniversary Of the Flnka-
burg Il p. Sunday school was eeIe=
brated last Sunday with the usual
elaborate and interesting exercises
The anniversary is always flttlnKly
observed. and Il also the occasion Of
many happy family gatherings and
dinners. Those who have moved
away make IL a rule 10 be present. and
this year was ue exception. there being
large eoncourse Of people present
The morning service vas conduct
ed by the pastor. Rev. s +. caaasn,
who also made few remarks: nes.
Alfred Ackley. Of Sharon. Pa. led IN
prayer. and the sermon Vas preached
by Rev. {. c. Douglas, Of the West
minister Theological Seminary. 4
vocal duet waa well rendered BY
MessrE. Ackley and ArmaeoHt.
The exercises of The afternoon
opened with cello solo BY Rev. Mr.
Ackley. who waa accompanied on the
organ by Mrs. Aekley. Prayer vas
then offered b. Rev. z. Z. Douglas,
and an address vas delivered BY Dr.
J w Herring. Of Westminster.
The collection amounted to about
$40. Wheh is used to pa the running
expenses OF the school.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01
SILVER nIs

Henry WIIIaf. wife and dasHlfer
saHHh. OF LIIIIeHtown. visited THIauaa
at MS place Sunday.
MIHz Jane noas. Of MaKEmoTH. Pa,
and Nlas Anna HankeY. of PiffzHnTE,
p. ReFo guests OF MIaa Rosa knlp-
pie ne paaf Keek.
II funeral services OF E.lLaH f.
nauEeft waHH held n the Reformed
church. this place, Saturday morning.
Re-. Roth. p Hanover. and Rev.
Hoover. officiating. InIerment n ad-
Joining cemetery.
{. s EuKIaH and vie. OF Washing
tn. D. G.. y +. nnTKoon and Hife.
OF Harrisburg. Miss Elizabeth nank-
CT nd MlHH Elya Grouse. Of Han
or. we're rH.ent guests OF Milton r.
little and family.
George : Hartman and sister.
MIEz Esther. visited friends n thla
place Sunday
Albert Study. an aEed farmer. re-
siding a feH miles wet Of thIa place.
died II hIa homo Sunday OF heart
disease Funeral services. conducted
b. t.. Gaaa. Hoover. which vas
held At the Reformed church Tuesday
morning.
= INV fAA##Z AFNaA5HZz Was HZz4f "a
IN homo fn0m his fathers. John T.
DuIIHfera. Sunday evening. his
huH#s became frightened. turning
around suddenly and threw Mr. Dut-
tefeF and little daughter Edna to the
ground. They escaped with but
aiiEHf injuries.
-. Amelia BowerHox gave : din-
nsr Sunday Ia the following persons:
Mr.. Ada Uuttcrer and children.
Misses Anna HankeY. Of Pittz1urg.
tom knipple. Jane noaa, OF HeHs-
more. Pa Measrs. Ralph RudIelile.
OF Hanover. md Geo. :. BowerHox.
Alss Emma Froek spent Saturday
and Sunday II LittieaI0Tn. =.
Geo. r. Bosersox IefI Tuesday for
Ses Jersey. where h I'LL spend his
vacation months.
Mis- Madeline Brown has returned
home from baltimore.
TIE following Is resolution b ST
MaTgaH Sunday school IN memory Of
Caroline Bowman. daughter Of Geo.
T. uoWman Our beloved member
and friend, Caroline Bowman, having
been removed from our Sunday school
b. ne hand af Providence, aud being
deaiHons To testify OF our respect for
her memory md 10 express our ear-
neHI and afTe9llonats sympathy HIth
the household deprived by thIa dis
penEali0n Of IIs earthly helper.
Therefore. b Il resolved. thai we
tendeTiy condnls with The family OF
our deceased member IN this hour OF
tfIaI and afflIetlon. and most affec-
tionaiely commend them to the keep
ing IF Him Hho looks Nth a pIIYing
eye upon panants and children.
Resolved. Tint IN our natural sor-
ROW Ior the loss OF member Na find
consolation n the belief thai It Is
vel with her He mourn.
Resolved, That while we deeply
symnathlZe Nth those who we're
bound 10 her bY the nearest and dear
est ties. we share wifi them the hope
Of 4 reunion in thai better world, |
where there afe no more partinKa and
bliss ineffable forbida 81 teara.
Resolved. That these resolutions be |
II the famlly OF the de-
ceased. and he read n The Sabbath |
school as token OF respect for her.
MRS. j. .. Y0DER.
mrs. L. GHAS MATTHEW'S.
CLAUDE LAWYER.
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InfEarl.

Jacob Loekard. Rell-knoKn farm
= Of this district. died on Friday.
June %. aEed IS years and 10 months
Mr. LoekaTd was member of St
Johns Catholic Church He Is sur
fIfed By = widow and one daughter,
Nfs. Sarah K Arnold. and az grand
children. also two brothers. Jesse and
William Inekard. near this city, and
ans sister. Mrs james TaWnay. of
Tannery.
Funeral took place at ST Johns
Catholic Church. On Monday. June 81.
= 10 a. m. Rev. Joseph e. Maliun OIL
eIatlng. Inlermenf IN Westminster
Cemetery.
PallbearerH were Jesse sl0neT,
Francis HfIghtwell. Henry HImler.
Reuben Humbert. Andrew Long and
Jacob Long. r. =. sharrer funeral
director.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-01

Mr. Robert Nelson, of Seattle,
Wash, Is here on business.
Mrs. Belle Smith, of Baltimore. is
visiting relatives near Taneytown.
Mrs. Grafton Day and son, of New
Jersey, are visiting Mr. A. ". Buck
lngham and family.
Miss Louise Hopper, of Baltimore.
Is visiting Mr.. Thomas w. Mather and
family, Liberty street.
Miss Gladys vanderford, 3. Green
street, is 4 guest Of Miss Katherine
Hooper, Cambridge, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur e. Bucking-
ham, of Baltimore, spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Masters Jean and Guy Williams, of
ILLS city. leave july /. for Ocean City.
where they will furnish music for the
fhimhimm0n Hotel.
Miss Florence Crebhs, of Baltimore.
and Mrs. Laura Yingling. of Sandy
vile, visited Mrs. George L. Benson,
Gambler. this week.
Roy A. shipley and bride. nee Miss
Jenkins, formerly of Taylorsyille,
vii reside with his mother. Margaret
L shipley. S. Pennsylvania avenue.
Rev. George W. Beck, of Ohio, Is
spending some time with his wife and
daughter. Xho Is visiting her parents.
Ar. and Mrs. Nicholas Benson. Gam
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, East
Green street. will give a card party
IN honor of Mr.. 1aekaon's sister. Miss
Marion Jackson. of Philadelphia,
thls evening.
Harry Miller, Of New York City.
after ten days visit TO his father,
Rev. DIT. =. II. Miller. this city. left
Wednesday for California. and before
hia return will 90 as far north n
Vancouver. British Columbia.
Mrs. Wm. f. Grout. of Baltimore.
spent the past week with her sister,
Fannie Westa way y j. Ridgley and
daughter souise Rera also guests of
Hf. VIM L Westaaay and wife, of
Evergreen farm. near SandyYIlle.
DR.. and Mrs. o f. Tiffany and DR..
Ferdinand BonnoItee. of Western
Maryland College. arc conducting
party on ton weeks tour Of Europe,
md viii VISIT Italy. Switzerland.
Austria. Germany. Holland. Belgium.
France. England. Scotland and Ire
land.
The following persons spent Sun
my and Sunday evening at the home
n Maurice b. Jones and wife, Of
Ilnlon Mills Mf and Mrs. Robert
7 craWmar and snn Roy. and daugh-
Ter Emma. OF near White Hall, Pa:
John Palmer of near LittlestoWn. Pa:
Rf and hrs. William l. Beaehtel and
son Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Markle. Minnie Deachman. Treva
Markle. poftiR kIrkhoff, Gertrude
Kirkhoff. Annie Masehlmer and Lewis
KITkhoff
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USIoNTOWs DISTRICT.

Mrs. Larrie ShaW returned On Fri
day 10 her home IN unlOntoHn from 3
months visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
I. G., Cover. in Eaaton. Md.
L. NJ. Smith and HIfe, of Chambers
burg, Pa. spent the weekend with
ais sister. Mrs. Martha Singer.
Mrs. Joseph Byron and daughter.
Miss Elsie. OF Willamsport, and Mrs.
Scott Roop. OF Westminster, spent
last Thursday with the family Of T. II.
Routgon.
VIM. stultz, ST.. and wife, Of West
minister. are spending this week with
his son. George Stnltz and family.
Mrs. Irene ShreeFe and Hon Jesse.
Edwin Cover. of Easton, and James
Cover. Jr.. of Narrows, Va. spent
Friday at pen-Mar.
The body OF the late Charles Haines
Nas removed on Friday from the
Friends Cemetery, near Union Bridge,
10 lot IN Loudon Park Cemetery.
Baltimore.
chiidren.s Day services will be held
IN the Methodist Protestant Church.
unlontoWn. Sunday evening. July }.
Il half past seven o'clock.
Joseph Englar, Of Linwoo1, has
purchased 4 new thirty horsepower
Buick automobile. Arthur Englar.
near LinHood, has also purchased an
automobile.
spent several days with her little
friend. Avs Ecker. Clear Ridge.
Mrs. Edward Hahn is confined To
her bed from injuries received a week
ago when the horse which she was
driving In moving machine. ran
away. throwing her under one of the
wheels. which passed over her.
HiXon Howersox. Of the Gettysburg
Theological Seminary. preached at
Grace Lutheran Church, Westminster.
last Sunday.
Nm. Baust, of uniontown. has been
confined 70 the house for several
weeks.
e. G. Cover returned to Easton on
Tuesday. after spending a weeks va
cation with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Cover. He was accompanied home by
MS little nephew. James Cover, of
Narrows. N. who expects TO remain
4 week.
II is stated that Miss Bell Hill, of
recent graduate of
Western Maryland College, has Sc
cured the position as teacher Of
Iorene Academy. The former teach
er. Miss Maude sIremmel, Of New
Windsor. has been appointed to one
Of the departments IN the Westmins-
ter High School.
Harry Haines, who has been visit
Ing his mother, Mrs. Edward Form
walt. returned to his employment in
the first of the week
Frederick Tawney and Mrs. Play
Fritz are both very III az this writing.
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The sykes,Ille National Bank.
Fort@AdvoaH

For the Advocate.
At the regular monthly directors
meeting of the sykessIIle National
Bank held on Thursday. a aemi-annnal
dividend of 3 per cent. Nns declared
and the surplus increased TO s5.00n.
The policy of this bank Is n consar-
yauye and progressive management.
which policy appeals to those wanting
banking connections, which Is strong
ly reflected In the enormous growth
OF the business of this institution. It
now has resources OF over quarter
OF million dollars, which enables II
to Offer nnexeellnd facilities In every
department of banking. Il is man.
aged BY twenIy-one representative
men. Who constitute the board of d.
rectors. The officers are Wade 7.
ID. Warfield, president: 6 Harry be
ward. fiee president, and VIM. Il.
GhipleY. cashier.
The Increased volume of business
of this prosperous bank speaks much
for the sound and progressive meth
DDS Of the management.
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Another large warehouse is being
erected by McGInnis DisIIllery Com
pany at Carro1lton.
A bay mare. years-oId. owned by
Henry Grace. of Deep Run, Hns
stolen from his pasture field Tuesday
night
Charles Little. Court street, who Is
at the Union Protestant Hospital.
Baltimore, for treatment Of lock Jaw.
is somewhat improved.
The First National Bank, New
Windsor. has declared a semi-annnal
dividend OF 45a cents, clear of all
taxes. payable On demand
The Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank, Westminster. has deeIar-
ed semi-annual dividend OF per
cent, clear of all taxes, payable July
10.
Company II, headed by the First
Regiment Band. left on the Sl4 train
this morning for Gettysburg, where
they vii go Into camp for the next
days.
The Chesapeake and Potomac T1le-
phone Company have purchased the
Grumbine property, next 10 Firemen's
building. The price paid was s3605
Michael Walsh. attorney. made the
sale.
Chauncey Z. Jerome was appointed
street commissioner BY the Mayor and
common council OF Westminster On
Tuesday night. Mr.. Ezra Brown de-
clined The appointment for the same
Office.
The road committee Of the Mayor
and Common Council. consisting Of
DR.. ]. S. Myers. Walter Davis and
Paul Case. and Guy ". Steele At
torney Of the board, are IN Washing
ton today to see the secretary of
agriculture and to make application
for road engineer To advise the
proper methods as 10 repairing Min
street