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EDUCATIONAL MOVE
HENT.
2 Be LAUNCHED To IMPROVE
SCHOOLS II STATE BOARD Of
EDUCATION = PARADE u
SCHOOL CHILDREN II tbs
CITT FRIDAY, 0CT0.
Be- =.

What promises 70 be one Of the most
important educational movements q
recent years has been launched ~ the
State Board Of Education. The nurz
pose oT this movement i 70 Improve
the schools throughout the State.
Meetings are to b held n all of lhe
important towns n Maryland and are
sure to nave i great influence d. Ieg-
IzIaIlon which NIIl Be introduced dur
inE the coming session 81 the Gen
eraI Assembly.
Acting under instructions from Dr..
Stephens. State superintendent Of
Public instruction. County snperIn=
tandent HoreIoek i organizing n all
1zy celebration n he Interest q Tar
roI County schools 70 be neIa n
Westminster On Friday, October =.
! great parade Of school children
I'll b nel1 n he forenoon. children
! from ~ DaTIH Of he county. headed
b. band and carrying banners. I'll
parade The tom. and athletic sports
md exhibits d school SorE I'll b
arranged. N The afternoon : mon
HIer maHa meeting u citizens 81 the
county I'll b HaIa Educators d
national reputation ii address he
meeting and candidates for the Leg
Ialalnre and prominent citizens I'll
Be Invited 70 Be present aud 10 e.
pres Their views. : holiday I'll -
given n al teachers ana nupIIH no
.IaA 10 attend and II Eood citizens
aTs urged 70 be nTezent
II The recent report of he Russell
sage Foundation. which investigated
he school systems Of IL III HIaIHH n
Lha Union. he Maryland schools HaHa
given : decidedly poor railing NhIIa
our system compared fafoTa1Ix siIh
tho. oT a.zIsH farther HouIH. or
schools HeTa found u Ie much infer
ior % tlsae 6f the North aud Middle
We.Z md Gxen IIoas nf tie FHT WsHI.
sIaLea far heIos u n natural TeHour=
esH nd material prosperity are EIFInE
ar more liberal SUPPORT 70 thelT
schools Nhat Il he rsaHon far the
condition Of afTaIrHz i i because nnF
citizens zHe unwilling u EIFe or pub
lIe school HfHtem tie support Il nsadH.
oT Il i because Ih9T M HuI H.sH
sufficiently Informed II regard - Il
vhat = needed 10 nuI auf educational
HyHtem N pr 18th he 9sHI modern
systems II public sdneasIanz
II y m a.11zI q m saa1H 11HEI1Ms
IsndsnE of Education aua tie STAT
Hoard IHat Ihe people II Maryland .Ts
n nsed - enlightenment - II n
real HIIuaIIon and IhIH i he reason
] Tor he Inauguration af h H.rIsa .
: meetings uf which he Westminster
meeting II b UHHI= i IIH meeting
af Iha County School Commissioners
held laaI Monday. Iha plan If III
sIaIs Superintendent .efs fnIIY dIHz
euaaed. md tie members of IHe Hoard
sers unanimous n I1elr approval d
! The movement. I'll details 81 IHE
PLAN Tor The Carroll county meeting
! III b announced nj aH9E
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nERs MARRIED. THEN LODGED
= JAIL
Woman Collapsed Then Arrested Tor
nlgamx.

Charged With hIgmanY. Mrs. John
y. Urena1Ier. i years old. HaH arz
raIEned before Magistrate Theodore
+ Drown IasI Friday afternoon. and
her Io=yeaT=olI husband stood n the
Hame dock. charged With perjury. Tn
able 10 furnish bal they we're locked
n the al here for . further hearing
Monday. HIsn they we're committed
b Justice nroHn Tor the action Of the
grand Jury. After her arrest Mra.
IrenadIer tainted aud Haa revived BY
William ]. 0sHrIen. , Baltimore law
Yer. an1 Milton :. urneT. oI = .1eT=
Iek. xho we're YIaIIIng States Attorney
Edward .. WaanI md Nno we're At
InaeIed . The magistrates oIIIee when
Ina gIrl awo0ned. Mr. 0z1TIen said
he I'll represent the gIrI when Ihe
eaze comes u IrIaI.
According u paIroIman John :.
Stem, hrs. 0Tena1Ier N. IIraL mar
RED on My =. IaI2. II EIlIeoII City.
II Charles I. Seats. Of Hanover
street. Baltimore. They lived Iogelh=
= but ahoTl while. When. aeeordln.
70 the woman, her husband deserted
her. IN September % last she vas
married 70 0TenadIer n the court
honze. here. It the tine he applied
Tor the license. Grena1Iar. i i
charged. gave hIs age n q. Patrol
man Stem received information that
the Young woman nd been married
before. and. after N investigation
obtained warrant from Magistrate
Brown.
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.lnhans.0urL

Monday, October Gth.-John ".
erowl. executor Of David GroHl DE-
ceased. returned inventory Of money
The last vii and testament of
Joshua ". Herring. late Of Carroll
county. deceased. was admitted 10 pro
bate. and letters testamentarY there
on we're granted to Joseph 7. Herring.
Thomas 4 Murray and Frank Z.
Miller. who received warrant To an-
praise and order to notify creditors.
Letters of guardianship for Anna
Irene Reese. infant. we're granted To
Denton Reese.
Westminster Deposit and trust
Company. executor Of LarEin S. Ben
nett. deceased. reported sales Of per
sonal property and real estate On The
latter of which the Court granted m
order nIki
Willie L. Martin, executor Of Anna
{. Martin. deceased. returned InYen-
tory Of personal property.
Minnie Y HalneH. administrative Of
Eihanan !. HaInea. deceased. settled
her first and final account.
Tuesday. October 1Inz-The Court
issued order TINT Elxood S. ZoIlIe-
kofTer be paid funds On deposit.
Claudia n. Alexander. guardIas for
Robert {. Hewitt. Wa granted order
to use funds for the support Of saId
infant
Abraham Il. Huber. executor Of
Samuel Il shIpleY. deceased. reported
sale Of real estate On which Ihe Court
granted IN order nIaI.
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.luiIeDIannH

On Saturday Mr. Bailey pzYIon
Dudderer and Miss mary Emma Hen
nett. both Of sykeHYIIIe. vent u IhIIa-
delphIa. Pa. where they we're mar
RED At | o'clock By Hav. James
DoherIy. Of that city. from pnIIa=
delphIa the couple vent 70 Camden.
New Jersey. where tbay we're the
guests of hrs. EIIa Asher. They re-
turned to syEesrIlIe on Sunday even
Ing ana are Tor the present making
their home With the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett. of Free
dom.
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IIHnEhHx.

IL Matilda HanzlsY. one nf The
oIdeHI residents Of HsLzIeFHLoHn. died
Wednesday q he IHIlrmlsIsa 81 age
u haT home. She saH The daughter
q Iha late Thomas HaaEneY. rho
- merchant here foT many YesTe.
lie uauKnsY RaH stricken nth
paralysis Monday md aanE rapidly
She i survived = Iso brothers.
E'rznE md William i HHuKh.Y. md
three HIHIsTH. IEH= Edward Kemp.
HrH. Thomas sITInKaF md Nj JulIa
IanEHsY Tie funeral too place al
! e.eIoek Iodat. HeF. George HazeI.
pastor of tn Southern Methodist
Episcopal Church. officiating. burial
Hz# n he church cemetery
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HeIenardneraIylnera.

Helen Gardner n The Vie d
Cain VII be the attraction the
0nera On Thursday nIenI. October e.
and one ahov only. This i one oI
the latest productions n which Helen
Gardner played the star role. Tonight
. Ivo reel feature VII be the leader
d the HhoW. better Father. Where
Charity HegIns. and The TrIlle. Four
reels n al. Saturday. Two Hearts
and : Thief. The Folly Of Il Al, and
Hank Hun. The greaI Norman. the
magician vi d some Of the latest
tricks n HI Inc. and HAYES and
Haxea. the IolIy couple. vii give xon
= IauEn every minute.
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z.IZZZZzz

Mra. Izns IAnuH4. ID = Ina home
# HHT daughter. MTH Dad GUsaT.
p Winfield. on Thursday. October ;.
zsed : yearz. : months aHa p daYz.
Ter husband did Homs .eaEH 40. and
~. Cover i ihs unIf surviving
child Funeral services ~sra H.I1
n Sunday morning n % O'Clock
[Tam he house. nd IaIaTmsnI -
made II bethany MeIhodIsI Protest
nj Cemetery. Hax NJ. Fielding on
.laIInE HeT fTaadHonH WaTa pal
bearers IarrY Pickett. Ollie Pickett
Stanley Pickett. William Cover.
EHnnHI I0EHT nd nnHeHI uHaHznIa EIH.
Funeral dIrs.InT. :. i Waltz
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IUEIHn

MrH. Margaret Ann IzoeEaTd. .Ife
d JeHHe IzoekarI. died II her home
near IhLH city. IN Wednesday October
5. ased - years. months and : day.
She Va Ine daughter of IL IaIe VII
IAN Turtle. and alHIer Of the late
Thomas anI James Turtle. 0I IIIz eIIY.
nsaldeH her husband he il survived
b IHo on md one daughter. James
IzoeEard. Of 0RInEH Mills. William
LoeEard. oI near IhIH cIIY. md MIaH
Fannie LooEaTd. Il home.
Funeral services we're held IT tie
house this morning n o'clock. ner.
=. :. EoIIz officiating. The naIIbaar-
era we're: John sIoneHIfer. August
GaaalI. John 1sHeII. Walter Ioekard.
Lewis saInne md Warren DuHh. IN
Ierm1nI - made n the Westminster
Cemetery. Funeral director. :. :.
sharrer.
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II. Theodore = Hoffman died It
HI home n Winfield N Thu z1aY
morning. October :. II tn minutes
past ! o'clock. after m Illness Of only
= houra. HIs aEe .ss s. years. ;
months md 8 daYa. Besides hi
widow. -. Hoffman i survived b
nine ehIIdren Charles. Jesse. Harvey
ana MrH. Edith RUSSELL al living IN
The vest Hra. Susan sayIor. of
Union Bridge. Mra. fnhn and Francis
Hoffman. 81 nennInga. Thomas. of
Winfield. md Allen. Of sXEeHfIlIe.
II. Hoffman - : charter member
uf 2. .. ). Of =. lodge nf Winfield.
Funeral services I'll be held On
Sunday aFIeTloon n oseIoeE N
E1sHe.eT Methodist Episcopal church
II Winfield InIHTmHnI - na made
n he adjoining cemetery Funeral
director. : = Waltz.
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To TOUR
COUNTY.
STATE AND LOCAL DEN
OCRATIC CANDIDATES.
MONDAY, OCTOBER q, I'LL Be
TIE DAY.


The Democratic State and
Local Candidates vii make :
speaking tour Of Carroll county
On Monday. October y. Full
particulars Of the different dis
tricts and places where stops
will Be made. viii be published
IN full later. Automobiles vii
be used in making the trip.
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Kane

HsdTy kane. eldest son oT II. and
.Ta. - kane. id = n home near
TayloTHfIIIe. IN Friday. October ).
aEed YeaTz. i !. survived b h
parents. 80 brothers and one HIHIen.
Funeral services sare held II TaYl0rH4
xIIls Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
daY afternoon. Has. Mr. Fielding
officiating InIermenI ~ made IN
tn adjoining cemetery THa naIIz
1s#TsrH HerH. Chester MXanH. VII
I'm Y0In md uIIsaT nEIGaz Funeral
director. : II NaIIz
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After : short illness d nIne days
MaTY Pauline. youngest child of larry
and Ia Kaefer. u InWooa. died d
rheumatism md pneumonia. IN Sat
urday. October !. aged years. ID
months md . daya.
Funeral services uere held Sunday
afternoon # HaIIa.a Church Of The
Brethren II Sans Greek. The services
we're conducted b EIdar snader. of
New Windsor. The nalIbearere we're:
Monroe 0HInEa. George Miller. HaInI
1oe an1 Glen Dorsey. Harvey HanE=
ard : zon. funeral directors.
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.IIHIeH.Z

Wilson Ohler. aon Of Mr. and Mra.
John 0hIer. Of Bridgeport. Frederick
county. died Wednesday morning Of
dInnIherIa and 80 buried he Hama
aaf N st. Johns Cemetery. near 1t
IIsHIoHn. InIsTmenI private. ne-
side HI parents several brothers
nd sisters survive. HIH -. HaH :
YeaHa. months and = daxa. :. ..
FuHa. funeral director.
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.
Norris

nr. Ionn :. Norris. retired nhfaI=
eIHn 1I HeekIexHfIIIz. Baltimore esunz
/. yesterday died oI Hr6IHs anl hearI
trouble EuT NAM XeHra II SuFrIa
nTHaIInsa II Ihe unnsr pr If HaIILz
moTs county md - ! HI1H circle u
friends n Carroll Hs "a : member
If tn naeEInxHxIIla Methodist EnIHz
fnnal church. HH - = YsaTa Old
and i survived b 10 daughters.
MfH. nsrIIa kuFrIs Hnd ~. sadie
Norris. both Il home.
Funeral services III b. he'd on
Sunday morning Il u o'clock. from
hIa laIs residence. followed b aaTz
YIeea Il Hampstead Methodist EnIHz
coral Church. InIsmmeuL III b
made IN he adjoining cemetery. h.
:. i. MeKInle. officiating. Tie pail
bearers III he. ur. D. Il. nuan. 1T
I. i. BuaH. DT. /. :. wells. Df. ]. Il
Preston. Dr. ]. Il. Sherman aud Ur.
]. Il. baldwin Funeral directors. Z.
! TIrIou : son.
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IsellaaI.lan Missioner

The Board Of School Commissioners
for Carroll county held it regular
meeting IN IL Office On Monday. De-
tober 9Th. all the members being
present. The meeting HaH called 10
order By the president. Theodore +
EngIaT, IT 70 4. m.
After the reading and approval oI
the minutes Of the September meeting
the regular order Of business Naa
taken Up.
Commissioner Lev .. neId reported
thai the trustees and patrons Of lIaT=
neY school have raised - toward
digging vel On the school premises
and thai certain repairs are needed
At the Walnut Grove school. The
Board ordered MT. Held to attend 10
these improvements.
The Board ordered J. II. HofIaekeT
to attend 10 buying 4 stove for the
HoucksYilie school.
i request from I. Stanley BoHIuH.
principal Of the Manchester school
for 80 toward purchasing hooks for
the school library was granted.
Commissioner Z. &. DeYllhIas Nas
ordered 10 have the desks IN the Park
Hall school repaired. After this han
needed vii be supplied.
Mrs. Virginia 2 Cook Nas appoint
ed teacher Of the recently established
eoIoned school At sIaek.s. IN Freedom
district.
Certain repairs At the EaaIYIeH
school were placed IN the hands Of
Commissioner :. \. Xentz.
The superintendent reported that
the Civic League Of Westminster has
agreed to contribute $40. and that
the pupils Of the school and the elII-
zenE Of Westminster have raised 800
toward beauIIfylng the grounds at the
Westminster High School.
The Board decided to contribute so
toward carrying out the plan.
= county scholarship 70 Western
Maryland College was awarded to
WaEeman nevard. Of Freedom district
The superintendent presented 4
letter from the State Board Of Edn-
cation outlining q plan for conduct
Ing 4 series Of educational mass meet
ms throughout the State for the uur-
pose Of arousIng public sentiment IN
favor Of school work and generous
consideration for school interests.
It was decided b. the Board 10 give
It's hearty support 10 the movement
and to urge the teachers to cooperate
IN every possible WY 10 make the
meeting IN this county q success. The
selection Of = suitable date for the
meeting and other arrangements we're
left to the County Superintendent.
The teachers, salaries for the year
we're fixed, and a number Of bills
were passed and ordered paid
The Board adjourned 1t 80 ?. N.
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KeeIe-XIIe

Miss Edna zIle and Mr. John K.efer.
both Of Winfield. HGre quietly married
IN this city Saturday afternoon. De-
Iober !. 1913. Sometime Saturday
they left the home of the bride N an
automobile. and toured 70 WesIzaln9-
ter. t vas : surprise 10 al their
friends when i became known that
they had been married. The newly
welded couple are making their home
for the present with the brides par
EMS, near Winfield.
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Michael noTeIsIIe. : native d Ger
many. nd resident u tn G0unIy
Home dIe1 II the Home On Uou1ay.
October !. azed e Yeara. Funeral
service. nd InIeTmenl Io0E DIaee II
he Home N Wednesday morning.
Hex. =. !. HeTsn officiating. Mr.
1oreheIle had 10 relatives n IhIa
country. JAMES Il. aIoner. funeral
II~Ga.z.
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.|lmmon1.

Harry Roberts and Miss Mabel Dea-
mond. both Of Springfield Hospital.
sykeayIlle. we're quietly married IN
Baltimore On July :. By = Methodist
Protestant clergyman. Mr. Roberts
Ia still continuing hIa duties 1T the
hospital. The newly welded couple
vii make their home With Mra.
Charles KToIl. 1T TIohrYilIe.
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=
=Is1IIIuH

jane {. Collins. q berlin. i'd.
died II Springfield Hospital On Non
aay morning. ase1 80 years. The
body Naa taken u narIIn IN charge of
her Eon. he nex. YaughlIn ). Collins.
of Wilmington. Del. Nho Va : guest
Il RIllar.H I'M. syEeHxIlla. Tor several
daYa during he IaaI Illness of hIa
mother. james I Weer sas the IN
1srIaEar.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Transfers d ReaI Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers Of Heal Estate.

Wm. B. Thomas and wife to Wm.
II. OYings. convey 6336 square feet.
for S372b.
James :. Seabrook and wife to
Minnie ". LittIefeld. convey lot Of
land IN Middleburg, for 800.
Jacob II. Marker and wife to Wm.
L. Babylon and wife. convey 81 acres
and 2s square nerches. for s125.
]. William Hull and wife to Wm. Z.
Bankard and wife. convey parcel Of
land IN Taneytown, for 800.
John SInltz and wife 10 Emanuel D.
WhiImore and wife. convey 976o
square feet Of land. for 200.
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IInH.aI.

Allen Richard Lindsay. Infant son
q MT. anI Mr. Melvin Lindsay. died
un Sunday II n. parents IomH IN
George street. aEsd ! months and :
II he house on Tuesday and Inter
menl - made n Il HenIamIn.H
Lutheran Cemetery. nef. =. 7 ueran
officiating Esaaf little boz xeTa
naII1eas9TH. james i. sIonsr. funeT-
u 1IHs1loT
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Methodist Protestant Church

30 :. n. Sunday school md Adult
Bibles Glasses. I0.s0 :. n. Public
worship. Sermon theme. .How Habit
Made Hero 30 D. m. The Con
greEaIIon vi worship With the
GITIHIIan En1ea.or Society. Topic:
.FavorIIe Verses from the HpIaIIe1.
MI1week service. Wednesday evening.
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.auIReIsionsea.

Frederick Brehm and Mary Baker.
both Of Carroll county.
John ". Keefer and Florence l.
Iiie. both Of Carroll county.
Harry l. TrosIle. IIftlestown. Pa.
and Esther Il. Wolfe. KIngadaIe. Pa
George 4. ArmacosI and Edith II
Brown. both Of Westminster.
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HhnI.asIH

Mr. Frederick Brehm ana Miss Mary
DasIer. both oI Carroll county. we're
married at the Salem Lutheran nar-
aonage Wednesday afternoon, 0eLonar
;. At J o'clock. BY the pastor. HeY. Y.
7. Hergh.
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SERVER.

: Charles y. SERVER. II years Old.
died IN Springfield Hospital On 0e-
Iobnr :. The DoIy Haa IaEen 70
Prince Frederick, n charge Of rela=
IIVaa. for burial.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 1I5 :. N. preaeh=
IN 10.so 4. N. and 10 >. N. Hn=
worth League 6.I6 ,. N. Prayer neeI-
Ing. Wednesday. 30 D. N.
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Mr. George H AlbauEh. Mss
Marianne AIhaugh. MT. md Mrs.. Car
roll AIbaugh. vii leave today for :
weeks tour Of Ihe Shenandoah Valley,
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! Hef. Fathers Fay and HemIeh. o.
) Washington. :. :. aud TierneY. Of
I.snehhurK. n. we're guests Of nex.
]. Z. MaII0n and assisted in the ser
vices during the Forty Hours UeYo-
ton If It. Johns Church.
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ReF. and Mrs. :. H. AekIey, of New
Cumberland. Vest "a. are guests Of
the Iattera mother, Mrs. Virginia Ar
macozt. uond street.
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Mrs. John II. Roberts. Willis street.
naH been called 10 Frederick this
week On account Of the Illness Of her
father MT GambFIII
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Mrs. ]. y. RomIgh and little daueh-
ter. Of G1arEabnrg. y u. have been
visiting Miss Mae Devices Farrar.
East Green street.
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Among those that spent Sunday IT
George !. N0rnLngsIarsH we're. Misses
Helen sIonegIfer. Bessie Hohn. Lena
G9zeIl. Edna DuIIsTaT md Pauline
SNEAK. MeHara. Edward Hartman,
sIe1ens. David sIoneaIfer.
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Mr. aud Mra. Walter shIpIey and
son. Frederick. Miss Edna sIanb and
Janet naah and MeHerH. berlin GapIe.
james Hook. and Edward Brown we're
guests of Misses Jennie and Edith
Harman. Of sandyRIlle. On Sunday
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mr. and Hra William stonegIfer
nd daughter and friend. Of BaItI-
more. spent Saturday With Mr. and
MrH. Denton WarehIme. Haehman.a
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Mr. and Mrs.. Ira Grouse. Of phiia-
deIphIa. Pa. are guests of the IaLterz
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Denton s. uehr,
Uuud street.
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HIr. and Mra. J. / Hauat and daugh-
ter. Mlaz Jane. and MT. Wesley Steele.
Of Westminster. attended the Quincy
Engine Exhibit II York Fair On
TnurHdaY.
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Mr.. Harry Myers. Of Tyrone. and
nr. :. T. Lambert. Of Westminster.
bought 5 Il. 2. engines Of ]. L. BaugE
Iaak week.
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Mr. and nra Dennis Green and
daughter. Catherine. visited friends n
Mexico. snyderaburg. Hampstead and
Trenton.
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Mrs. Claude BiIlmyer. Of Union
Bridge, vas : guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Il. D. Fovble. Vest Main street.
Yesterday
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Nr. and Hrs. Dennis Green and fam
IL entertained the following At their
home near sandYYIIle on Sunday IaHI.
Mr. and Mrs.. William Il. Heagy and
aana. Leslie md William 6. and
daughter. Emma. Carroll B. Green, Of
Westminster. aud Earl :. zepp. o.
sanIYxIIIe
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Miss Mary Buckingham. East Main
street. Is visiting Mrs. n. I. Anthony.
Of WaIkareVIIIez Nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Miss Eleanor e. II. Thomas. Court
Place. Is spending the week with
relatives and friends IN Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

The Westminster Grange uill meet
II Davis Hall. On Saturday, At 80
=. N. Al members are requested 70
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Miss Gertrude Lee, Of Needwood.
Frederick county. Is visiting Mrs.
Joseph \. ShrIYer. Willis street.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Walter saIlman. former care
Iaker. testified thaI h had heard MIaa
NaTileId declare Yaaf 40 IhaI she
would commit suicide i she had II
pa another year lie thai of IaIz.
Sellman HaI1 Mis- WarIlel1 Waa
worried over The condition Of her
mother during IaI2.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Mr. n. L ". seabrook. editor Of the
American Sentinel, celebrated his
gnIh hIrIhdau uaaIardav
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Mr.. ]. Thomas Roop. Of Baltimore.
visited bis father. Mr.. David Roop.
near Unlontoun. this week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Mrs. Jacob Thomson, Of Baltimore
Is visiting Mr. and hrs. Charles
Gardner, East Main street.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Mr.. Noah stocksdaIe and Mrs. Fan
ME Green were guests Of Mrs. soIenia
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

Mrs. Annie Mintera. Centre street.
spent last week With relatives and
frIauIa In IA IIInaaEo
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-10

The Board ordered ]. II. HofIaeker
10 attend 10 buying q stove for the