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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-23

Pipe Creek school opened on Mon
day. with thirty scholars.
The Governor has extended the
trim of the assessors for Carroll
county to October 31st.
Ray Spencer, who played ball this
season with the Dayton, lOhIo.) team.
returned home yesterday.
William Helm. WHO was operated
On At the Union Protestant InIlrmary
Baltimore, two weeks ago. returned
home last week. He Is improving
rapidly.
Messrs. e. Q. Weant and I. Oliver
Grimes, Jr., trustees under q decree
Of the Circuit Court, sold At private
sale Wednesday, the Dougherty prop
erIys near sykeaTlile, to Mrs Obrechi
for $4,000. II had previously been
offered at public sale but no ade-
dnate bid was made for il.
The state Road from Eldefaburg to
Gambler is to Be built under private
contract by Mr.. Frank Beasman, son
Of State Senator Johnnie Z. Beasman.
It will not follow the present road,
but crossing the Liberty road, at
EIaersburg, VII run through Mrs.
Bepard's farm.t the Albaugh Broker
age Co.'S, property. and crossing II viii
continue through and along The Beas-
man lands. This win give the public
a road for several miles where none
preYlouslya existed. II Is said the
contract price Is about $4,000. and
the road when constructed will be
between four and five miles long
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

salem Lutheran Gharge-St. Zen Izmin s. SIS
azy School | D. n. Divine Service 2. m.
John Sunday School a. m. Divine Service
:. m :.
Benjamin's Reformed Church Services st 2
. n sermon b. Rev G. s slaKle. d. ID. CO
KnazHlional meeting and election faE pastor.
Baehmans VALLEY. Reformed Service At o.
Sermon By Rev. 7. 5. Land. ID d. GonRfeaatios
= meeting and election for pastor.
II f. Church. Union Mills. ReY W Lone
Pastor. sunday School at i.3o .. n. i Z. Meet
Ina D. M Preaching Service II : b ana 100 !
n. every two ueeEz. beginning Sunday. Februar
18th.
st. Johns Church Sundays Ilos Mass at Il
md High Mass = . :. N. DURING the week Ma
II :. m.
Ascension Church. Sunday Services. 7.30 a. n
HoIy Communion. 1910 a. m. Morning Prays
LELzny and Sermon. Holy Communion on fir
Sunday Of month";. 20 p. m. Es1nIns Prayer.
,. =. on first Sunday u month. Ssr.lez md Serua
Frank i. Gibson. N. D.. Rector.
Centenary Methodiat Episcopal Church Preach
m II. 80 A. n. Al . OPP. M Sunday School, d.
ozeIoek Junior League, o'el0ek. Prayer Nee
N. Wednesday. ID d clock.
1. Emory Bennett. Pastor.
st. paul's Reformed Church. -s1ndzs School !
: : =. m The 81. Communion = ! ;. m, Pr
uzTaIory Services. friday. 23rd Inst n 100 .. n
Calvin :. sla9la. Pastor.
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Aeaam,of Mms

- tho Academy OF Music. Baltl-
more. next weeks attraction viii be
Three Million Doilarn.s 0nH Of the
naN musical comedies Of Iha season.
which will b offered b Charles
Marks. Inc.
I Is said u b one Of he few
musical comedies which h n real
pot. In addition to this. i : lavish
i mounted md coatumsI. and In
leHpTeted b company d nearly
one hundred people. soms Of the
IEHI known players In the large cast
HTe. Johnny Ford. May noley. Lewis
!. Simon. Ada Meade. Harry Depp.
George LydecEer. George y. Barber.
Abbott AdamA. Hans Reed. Den Cor
d.. Grace uTIzsold, Carolyn Gordon.
Dorothy BrenusH, Frances AIaIn. Ocls
Williams, Ethel Hostyn. Frances Du-
Barry, Anitra MaeTHvlHh. Grace Rus
81. Josie belmont, Maud LEROY,
Ruby Lewis, Izznna Duef and Aargas
ret Brown.
Three Million Dollars n 30 far
,. ; book, lyrics and music arc con
UETusd, is The Hofk of EIEz= Allan
Noolf. David Kempner md Anatol
! FTIedland. There are a aeoHe Of SONG
hts. including Faint Heart Never
Won Fair I.adY. eP s. | IzoYe You,
.Izsonors." Toilette, rs Grammar
look. All I.IIa Il Full 81 Pleasure.
iii OF fare. Down n NANNY
IInnya." Swinging with Someone.
Is Havana NaId. Little Dancing.
Jumping 1Issef. and Girls, Girls
Keep Your Figure
FOR Three Million Dollars Mr.
Marks has engaged a femals chorus
which embraces thirty q The hand
soonest shuN girls ever I'm In .
musical production
TIE usual naIlnees On Wednesday
nd Saturday.
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Why She Changed Her hank.

Are you the cashier = asked an
eager woman Of George Iomnitz, at
the Citizens Bank.
No, but In IN assistant cashier. >
replied George THE cashier is moi
n town
Well" she said, I'm accustomed 10
transact ny business With the cash
Isr.s
She then bounced out
five minutes later she returned to
ak the limit of savings account al
tour per cent.
Casually replied Lomnitz. who had
sized her up Immediately. Its $l0,-
100. In your ease there's ~ obiectioll
10 stretching the limit TO million"
Really % she said. Then ] must
get my account transferred at once
I've been keeping my account in the
east, you know. Could yon give me
credit In nv hook before can make
ny withdrawal p
We might said George. reaching
Tor her beck. Sure enough. she had
an account n the Bowery Bank, call
ing for five 1aIlars. But she hasn't
come In yet With that millIon-Cleye-
land Press.
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George Armaeost, bookkeeper in the
Union National Bank, Is on on his
vacation.
Edgar capIe, OF Chambersburg,
Pa. was in Westminster on Thurs
day and Friday.
Hiss Lillian Dorm, of Baltimore,
L visiting her sister, Mrs Frank
ReIndollar. Clear Ridge.
Miss Julia chInauoine, of Moore, Pa,
Is guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. James
Pearre Wantz. West Main street
Mrs A. Mary Dlnendai. Liberty
street, is spending some time at
Naynesboro, Pa. and Hagefstown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Louey and Mrs.
Nm. Arnold. Of Reese, we're visiting
relatiyes In Hanover, Pa. during the
fair.
Misses Viola and Pauline Barnes,
Of Gambler, have returned home after
spending some Tine with friends in
Baltimore.
hrs. Frank 7 shaeffer. Pennsyl-
Yania ave. spent several days last
week with relatives at EllIeott City
and Baltin,cye.
Mr. and Mira Charles +. nelndollar.
Of Clear Ridge. we're in Hanover, Pa.
this week visiting friends and at
lending the fair
Ar. and Mrs. ]. Edward Koontz, OF
Baltimore, are visiting his father and
mother, Judge and Mrs. K. :. Koontz.
Of Union Mills. Nd.
Mlss Mary T. schaeffer. Of Gran
berry Station. Hho has been sick with
typhoid fever for the past three
weeks. is improving.
Capt James :. Bear. Of Tannery.
attended the Grand Army eneampment
It Atlantic CITY. with the Maryland
delegation, the past week
hrs. Ellen Nirt and Miss MolIie
Dushler, of HaIIImores after a two
weeks visit to Mr and Mr.. Charles
: Miller, of this city, are noH visit
In friends In Hanover. Pa.
Messrs Reginald stoner. of this
CITY. and Carroll Lester. Of near
Drummel. this county lefl IN Tues
daY morning last for chestertown.
I'D. where theY have entered wash
lngton College.
Hon. r. Herbert ShrIYeF. Iso sons.
Robert and William. III Mollle
shHIxer aud MIHa Madeline shriycr.
Of Union Milla. Eho spent over eso
months touring Europe. returned
home ON Saturday.
William starner. OF Pennsylvania
avenue. Is attending the National
Convention Of Free Rural Delivery.
which Is held At Little Rock. Ark
IT. 9tarnef i : delegate from the
Carroll county !. F. d. Association.
Mr. and Mr.. Charles Il. Miller. who
are travelling n Europe. Tere IN
Brussels on September =. md the
d. sefore saz spent on IHe field At
Waterloo. TheY spent a f. days ia
Cologne. and the 9Th thex we're In
that interesting University town
Heidelberg. They SPEAK d Suknberg
n : wonderful old city 9Th many
queer houses. built before the dis-
eoxery OF America. and On the 18th
thu were IN 0Herammergau for the
great PaBsion Play. the nut wonder
ii performance n the world
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REPUBLICANS ron TALBOT,
Form an Independent elub.

There was m enthusiastic meeting
Of Republicans of the Twelfth dis
trIct, Baltimore county, Friday night
At Hudak's Hall. Lombard and
Eleventh streets. for the purpose OF
forming an independent Republican
club and indorsIng Mr. ]. Fred. G.
Talbot for Congress.
Geo. Haase presided and porposed
Henry G. Holster. weli-known Re-
publican for permanent president.
Mf. William Hazard, yioe=pTesident;
Mr.. William Rartell, treasurer: Mr..
Earnest Hasse. secretary. and Mr..
Paul j. DorbrItz. sergeanI=ai-arms.
Is motion was unanimously carried.
Several addresses were made.
After the election of offers II was
proposed atfhaI the next meeting Mr..
Talbot be invited TO attend.
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Farm LIFE BOOMING.
Road Problem md Parcels Post Only
Drawbacks TO-DAY.
IFrom The PlttsDurg SUM-


From the PittsDurg SUM-
While. people who don't know q
aIngletree from ! kinBboit % right on
banging out agricultural Ideas on
Iynewriters and make more money
selling them 10 magazines than the
farmers can b carrying ouI the farm
hints. there Il ; welcome relief from
the kind OF tai once prevalent in the
land about going TO the rescue OF
the oppressed and downlr01den till
ers Of the soil IL seema 10 have
persisted with the disappearance OF
thai missionar. movement launched
b Theodore Roosevelt while In the
White House. when he appointed a
commission. including magazine
editor or two. To investigate oondl-
tons OF American farming life and
find out what ought TO b done for
the agricultural npiift.
That Theodore Roosevelt commits
aIon appears not only To have vanish
ID into hole. but 10 nave pulled the
hole In after It. II was % minutes
late discovering that agricultural
America WAS attending 10 II own up
LIT. the most substantial TINT ever
came down the pike, along With the
uulift in prices for farm products
Today. through Pennsylvania and all
agricultural States In he Union
farm life generally has Hprueed up In
; way 10 silence forever such COM
ment as that once heard from Emer-
z0n. who said Travel IN land 4
whole day together, and the buildings
look plain and poor"
Trust TO IN essayist 10 remind VI
that In America we had little 10 boast
n the art Of hsautifying country es.
laIes on the scale OF European gar.
denn. American farmers. With con.
IInuous hard labor year IN. year out
and small gains. had lille time for
rIorentlne fancy work IN theiI
z10 acres. When theY might have
Uz.an drawing uobon paIIHEua on th9
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within ten days from the daY Of sale /:
The credit payments 10 be secured by
lhs notes of The purchaser or pur-
ehasefs, with approved security. bear
IN interest from The day Of sale. The
purchaser or purchasers Of aid land
md premises I'll be required to pay
100000 cash On the day Of sale on
account OF the purchase money.
: plat OF the property VII Be shown
On The day Of zale.
fiof further Information annly to the
nnIafaIgned
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Engineer John DUNCAN and Fire
man o. q. 0sIenberg, both Of Kansas
City, are dead and wrecked engine
and mail and baggage car are piled
upon the st. Louis and San Francis
90 tracks two miles north Of Glathe.
no, as the result of the engine blow
ing up at Job o'clock. September 81.
None of the passengers we're hurt
and the cause Of the explosion is IN
IuaWn
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RESOLUTIONS

Whereas II has nisaaod Almighty Cod N Hi
IaIInIia wisdom u .IzIt our community ana re
NE thsrcfrom o. .ofthy and .zIssuaad mem
-. Ars Lydia amer We The Hzsmhafn Of ths
" G. Z q Iinebofo. HHI.H having i
z4zaIse subnaazE.H u the Divine - .e dcpluft
t. les Of our fzZZHzal nembaH.
IEzoLvED. THzI sHs sincerely HxHnzIhize viii
Il. family II The deceased IN The Haaf Of thai
bereavement IN he Loss of a mother.
RESOLVED Tt n the death u AIs. LYdil
Warner this saeIs.Y has iDst zsAIeaa and faith
IL member.
RESOLVED Tn. sopY Of thsza resolutions
zHIHIad upon the minutes that enHx ba sent
he family. and mt they be published N
county papers - -
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HOUSE AND LOT
near Mt. Airy. Carroll County. Nd.

u virtue q The power nd au-
Ih0fitY contained In deed of
Mortgage from William ? Cray and
Jennie e. Graz. his wife. 70 The
Westminster Savings Bank. ! body
corporate etc. dated on the cath day
of November. 1898. and recorded
among the RI estate mortgage rec
oHds Of cafoII county. In LIIzf J. II.
i. No %. TOO s etc. which said
mofIssge haE In duly assigned to
George l., aIoeEadale, of Carroll ooun-
!. the undersigned will ofT.T # pub
II sale on IN premises, situate on
tt public foHd leading from raTrsviile
II Nj Airy. About one mile from MI
AIfY. in said county aud Stale. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER nh, 1910,
! Il O'Clock :. N. all thu parcel OF
I'D containing : icre ~ = Square
TsTEhes Of Lind. more or Is. Inn
proved by ! amaIl 2-RtofY house, aud
other outbulldInga This ! yerY
desirable property for person Of
HInall means This property sold b.
request
Terms Of Sale Cash.
For further information al upon
IT YIN. 2. Edwards. at Mount airy,
d the undersigned at Westminster
Maryland.
GEORGE l. sT0fKsDALE.
Assignee 81 MORTGAGE
:. !. Crawford. AuctloneeT.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th. 1910,

i.leredl on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18Th, 1910,
At The following places in the several
precincts and districts, to-XII
District No. :. First PfeeInet-In
firemens building, on Baltimore
street, In TaneYIown.
District No. !. Second PreeInet--In
Eekenrode's Shop. on Church street.
N Taneytown.
District No :. First PreeInet-At
Johnson Hollenbefry's storeroom, In
TnIonfown.
District No. ;. Second preeinct-~.In
The residence 81 Thomas Eekard. I'm
Tyrone.
District No. AT the Mystic Chain
uaII In Silver Hun.
District No. :. First preeInet--At
The Old Hotel Property. in sandyyille,
owned by Lewis ". Caple
District No. !. Second preeInut--In
the residence o Lewis Barber. IN Bird
iii.
District No. In the building of
seIby 4 FrixzeII. In EldefaDnrR.
District No. ). First Prgclnet--At
The Flremen's building, in Ianches-
ter.
District No. s. second PrecInot-In
tn vacant room adjoining he rest
dence Of Misa Sarah c. Trump, In
Manchester.
District No. !. Firat PreeInet--In
JAMES Boylan's Tiarbershop. IN Court
street. In Westminster.
District No :. Second pfeeInot--In
lhs room occupied By Lawrence r.
Bauer. adjoining Smith 5 aHlfsnfdsr.
Westminster
District No. :. Third precInct--In
Ihs building formerly used b Robert
FrIzzell ~ Hotel. opposite AIhaugh
building. on Hain street. n West
muster.
District No. ;. Fourth prseInot---At
he Lumber. Goal a Supply Co.'S
building. corner Green an Liberty
streets
District No AT PIremenz Build
IN. IN Hampstead
District No. AT the residence of
-. Malinda smith. IN TasIorsyiiie.
District No. ID--At the Hotel OF
MFa. Lynn. In NIddleburg.
District No. IIz-At ] Ed. Vests
Shop. In New Windsor.
District No. Eat The FITemen's
building. Ia unI1I Bridge.
District M. Iz-in Office Room OF
the 1T airy Milling and Grain Co..
II 1t. Airy.
District M. lin the residence of
IoHn Conway. = Berret
JOHN !. ROBERTS. Pres:
HENRY ). MUSsELHAN,
WILLIAM WOOD.
Hoard Of Supervisors Of Election for
Carroll County.
Test :: SAM. J. Stone. Clerk.
s@p z3-5t
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ordz OF Carroll County, In I.Ibef o. ID.
:. No. lis. folio 276. &c. I'll offer
= public sale m tho premises. near
unIontown. In Carroll county. Mary
Ind. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER sIa. 1910,
It ! o'clock. ?. n. all thai narI of the
Ind and premises, situate II Union
Town district. n Carroll county, Md.
mentioned in The proceedings fled In
eHnae No. IL Equity, n the Cir
III Court TO Carroll County. and re-
corded among The ChauneeY Records
n the Circuit Court for Carroll coun-
:. IN Equity. II Liber I. 7. s.. No.
:. folio l. ~. owned b. the said
Lsdia T.. nruhaker. and b her con-
eyed to the undersigned. y said
Power Of Attorney. aggreEaIing
20 ACRES o. LAND. More or Less.
~ aforesaid Iana and premises be-
n that land md premises less the
HYefnl tracts heretofore conveyed OF
h Sumo b. tie said Lydia Z. Bru-
IaEer and huHhand) which we're al
nIIed 10 the saII Lydia : Hrnbaker
: the return Of the Commissions and
n decree If he said Circuit Court
- Carroll County, sitting as a
anfl OF Equity. and Is more particu-
=|aIIy mentioned and described b. said
return. decree aud exhibits fled In
aid Equity cause No. I16I.
This property is known rs the
Home Farm nn1 adjoins the town OF
=Iniontown. and Is one Of he most
desirable farms n that locality The
improvements thereon consist OF a
- story frame and
=HIIek Dwelling House.
[1ank barn sIlh shed = nal
attached, wagon shed, =
eTaIn shed. aIIh hennery attached
xood house. smoke house. hog pen
md all other necessary ouIbuiidings
: good well q water At barn and 8
Ilne spring u water, which supplies
Ina house b ram and pump; fins
orchard In bearing.
There Is about rs acres Of fins
TIMBER land Fencing n good CON
dillon. The aud Is under : fine STATE
d cultivation.
Terms OF sale :--0ne-thIEI cash OF
daY OF sale o. within ten DAYS from
Iay OF sale. one-third IN six months
md the other one-third n twelve
months from the day Of ale, or |
desired By the purchaser q pnrchas
era. all cash N the day oI sale o.
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: TToRNaYs SALE
- OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
i unlontown District In Carroll cOun-
II. Maryland.

The undersigned. by virtue Of the
power and authority contained In a
power Of attorney from LYdIa {. Bru-
hakhr to him. bearing date n he nth
d. Of September. In the xaar 1910.
and recorded among the Land Rec
onds Of Carroll County, In EIbef o. ID.
:. No, lis. folio 276. &c. I'll offer
= public sale m tho premises. near
InIuntown, IN Carroll county. Mary
Ind, on
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JOHN n ROBERTS.
Attorney for lydia Il. DTubaker.
Roberts 4 Grouse, Attorneys.
Hau23-is J. :. o. Smith, Auct.
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SELLING OUT At COST.

Having sold our interest In the Mack
Ley Building. I. main St., we are com.
PEELED to sell out I'll our stock on OF
=
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Personal MENTION

Persons who contemplate going away. or have
friends visiting fheza. and desire publication Of
sHneI viii please aend the names to this olfice.I
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NOTICE Of The Tine and
Place Of Registration
and Revision Thereof in
Carroll County, nd.

Notice is hereby given BY the Board
Of Supervisors Of Election Of Carroll
county. pursuant to and in accord
anee with the directions contained In
Section II of Article SO Of the Code
Of Public General Laws of Maryland,
thai the Board of Registry for the
several election districts and pre-
eIncts Of Carroll County. Maryland
I'll sit for the purpose OF registering
qualified voters and erasIng the
lanes OF those disqualified between
the hours of o'clock, a m, and Z
O'Clock, p. m. On
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: = $3.50 - - 9Assa III anu VH
TUESDAY, OCTOBER lIth, 1910,
and for the purpose Of revision only
lon which day 10 name can be reg
IzIered) on
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E. o. DlFFENDAL. Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. q, 1910
The date on the label on yepr paper
shows the time TO which yenr sub
soriptIon IL paid.
AFFAIRS.

The canning of corn at our factor
les In this city viii soon be thing OF
-.
Newark post., 1910-03-02

trustees would have heard from it at
once, and would have been made to
take the consequences of any such
mix-expenditures AS matter of fact,
no complaints have ever been receiv-
ed from Washington in regard to the
expenditure OF the Federal appropria-
ton.
Furthermore. before the agricultural
department had farm at its disposal,
it was practically impossible to use
more than few dollars for the equip
ment OF the gricultural department;
and instead OF the opposition using its
influence to obtain suitable farm
without which it would be impossible
to conduct a satisfactory experimental
department, it opposed the purchase OF
farm from the beginning. But the
farm was finally obtained in spite Of
their opposition.
Newark post., 1910-03-02
"WindOVS OF The Soul"

Many parents are culpably negligent
OF their children's eyes, early attention
to which would very often obviate life
long annoyances and possible injury to
physical health.
If child OF yours complains that
he cannot see clear, that he has dull
pains in the region OF the eyes, or that
he is subject to headache; or if he
lecrs, looks at objects askance or with
partly closed eyes, he is suffering from
some defect OF vision, and it is your
parental duty to at once consult a
competent Optometrist, lest it may re-
suit in permanent injury.
The examination OF children's eyes
calls for special tact as well as pro-
fessional skill. We are thoroughly
equipped to give the little ones eyes a
thorough and accurate examination,
and should glasses be necessary. we
will assure you satisfaction with them.
NEWARK OPTICAL CO.,
The Prettiest Store in Newark"
Newark post., 1910-03-02
DELAWARE COLLEGE

THE Committee appointed by the
Legislature meets today to inquire into
the status of Delaware College.
Lack OF knowledge by some, wiltul
Misrepresentation and clouded 'rte'-
cretation by hers, has in our estnna-
ton, done injury to the College.
4 We hope the true facts of the case
will be brought out and SO presented
to the public as to be understood by all
We are printing in another column
what is meant to be a historical sketch,
giving a plain, unprejudicsd statement
OF the affair to date.
1t is hoped that this article will be
read and the facts will be noted by
those who are not thoroughly ac-
quainted with them.