The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20

by our States Attorney. Side shows.
merry-gozronnds, etc, we're much n
evidence also.
The prizes were awarded as fol
lows
For the best saddle horse, ridden b
Iadles--Ffral. Mrs. Edward Copper
smith; second, Miss Maude Stem:
third, Miss Treva Hull.
For the best saddle horse ridden b.
gentlemen Benjamin F. Dorsey.
first; Sayllle Hewitt, second Morgan
Jordan, third.
For the best harnessed horse driven
By owner--Clayton Myers. first prize:
Henry Klee. second: MIsa Grace King.
third.
For the best decorated automobile
T. II. Shrixer.
For the best float in Trades Display
Milton :. Sullivan.
The convention held IL closing sez-
sion yesterday morning md adjourn
ID sine die IT noon. to meet in An
napolls next year. The only attrac=
ton yesterday was the reel race and
attracted 4 number of visitors TO Wit
ness II, who we're disappointed, as the
race did not come on. It 7.30 The
First Regiment Band gave its second
concert At The same place as the night
before.
The visiting eagles left On the even
Ing trains Tor their home.
State officers for the ensuing year
we're elected - follows
Past state president. Walter =
Xlngline. Ha.eFstown A.rIe, No. g.:
state president. II. ". rhelan. Bruns-
sick AerIe. 10. 1886: state ylce-preHI=
dent, w i. Claude. Annapolis Aerie.
zfate chaplain. Michael +. Walsh.
Westminster Aerie. No. I07s.
state secretary. Albert Seuhahn. Bal
IImOre Aefle. 81 state treasurer, {. =
Eekstein. Frederick Aerle. 1.0G7; state
financial secretary, =. =. MichaeIH.
FFostburg Asrle. 1878: tate trustees.
Jacob X Rusenstein, Baltimore AerIa
.: N. r Hoslle, HaKeTaIoxn: Iamez
!. Fahcy. Hafre de Grace. state con
IuetOr. JameH l.. Blraeh. Chesapeake
Asrie, ST.. zIats inside KnaTd, A. !.
re. KItzmIIlar Aerie. 1.sss. state ont
de guard. J T. Wilson. Cumberland
Aerie, 2I5. HIate physician. DR. c. =
Theide. Baltimore.
The delegates to tn convention
made n feTE favorable impression un=
On the people Of this cit generally.
fhe Westminster AefIe wishes II
thank all organizations md citizens
Nho 30 generously contributed toward
he success q the Eagles Convention.
Following we're the committees ap-
pointed b. President Il. l. Walsh
Finance G0mmIttee-IIzrry q. He
: Ii - n
Harry II. HzroauEh, james II. stonsT.
Frank 7. sAasffer, Marshall Camp
nsil.
Amusementa Committee Thomas J.
Gum. J. David Crowl. Herbert Nor
IN. Charles Eckenrode. William
Black.
Programme Commftiee--Joseph /
Franklin. Harry c. HeaH0H. Charles ..
Clemson, :. Gioyd Lynch. Harry i.
HnrbAugh.
Music Meade ohler.
William 0uTaIer. J. y. King. N. Il.
nanmgartnsE. Geo. + EeEanrode
Printing I'D Publicity Committee
:. Florence Little. y i. Baumgard=
nar. ChBa. D Clemson. William Kim
mey, John Robinson. William e. sullI=
an. Joseph Hahn.
Decoration Eammittee-x. y RaunIz
zartner. JeHzs F. Stem. James :.
sIoner. {. GloYd Lynch. Charles I.
Thomson.
transportation CommIIIee-Dr 7.
! eoOnan. =. Frank Thomas, Meade
0hler. George :. EckenHode. Frank 7.
sHaelfer.
Entertainment Committee Harry
Little, ChaH ! Thomson John LeffefI.
lido NJ. IsaNIz. Joseph Hahn
Dlsplay-=gharles o. Clemson, d.
hos. J. cooHHn. Joseph :. Franklin.
: lloyd Lynch, W Frank Thomas.
Isaae r. Stem md Elias y. Oursler.
Reception commlttes-Inhn =
Roberts. Dr. Thomas ]. Goonan, Jos.
!. Franklin. y Prank Thomas. Jesse
! cbrest. Clement Broekman. lido II.
Lewis. Dr. =. D. Brown. Walter u
Ritter. William H Gettief. lee c. LeIHz
Ier. Edward !. Lelster. Z. GIoyd Lynch.
David T. Walsh, Harry RosenstoeK.
William IL sIanb. Jesse :. Stem, JET
Isrson d. Hooper, Joseph ". Witter.
Harry II. Harbaugh. Joseph Hahn.
Marshall Campbell. Clarence Cook.
!. Howell sIonesifer. John Black.
Edward Bowers. VIM =. Edwards, J
8EHfEg AAAA#z AAAAAEt tAHA@ E
anee w. stoner and James L. Stoner
Decorations.
the decorations Of our business
places and residences were very good.
The DaYIa building waa loaded
down with flags and bunting and pre-
Hented a grand appearance.
Thomson,z cafe was the most eIakz
crate business place In the city, being
decorated with numerous flags and
bunting and three arches. .Ith large
eagle in the center, with red, white
nd blue electric lights On the arches.
md trimmed With various eolorB Of !
Hags.
John Leifert,s store presented an
attractive appearance with the three
strings OF red. white and blue electric
lights running from the top or the !
building 10 Iha FIRST story. and the !.
building trimmed In flags and bunting. !
Louis Saehzs two strings Of electric !
lights In : formation xaa also verY
God. with nIH store and residence !
Iaatefully decorated with flags and !
The hotels we're all decorated and
number Of other business places, also ]
; number 0f residences.