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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14

apart from any close pron. sales which
wholesalers have admitted exists on
some lines Of goods snG which was
noted in these articles. Can the Retail
Grocers' Association explain WHY
there has for some years past been pos
five ana aggressive action to prevent
boarding house keepers tpardon. private
hotels) from buying e.Tplies at whole
sale?
These consumers have always virtual
ly been hotel keepers. so. wholesalers
until recently could not cell to them.
Why should retail procery men nov ex-
pect these consumers to support their
exhibit? Can the ,hrec-pouni bag use !
for one and three-quartcr POUNDS of ape
pies, sold as one quart, I've explain d "
Or white leghorn eggs sold las, year
tor GO to 10 cents n dozen when whole
salers sold at 40 cents? These articles
have told the story OF retail charges for
fruits, vegetables. sc. Hold the exhibit
by all means. but attach Wholesale price
to each article. Trading stamps are
an extra cost to consumers. Deduc:
them too.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23

To the Honorable, the Judges Of the
Circuit Court for Carroll County:
We, the Grand Jurors for the May
Term. 1913, respectfully report unto
your Honorable Court
That we have to the best Of our
ability, during the Ave days we have
been In session investigated all mat
Iers brought before us.
We are glad to say that there have
been few violations of the Law OF
serious nature brought to our knowl-
edge.
We have during the session exam
ined g witnesses. investigated 25
cases. found Is true bills and dis
missed I cases.
As required By law, We visited the
jail of the county and found 1t In a
eleanly condition and everything in
good order under the management
and care of the efficient Sheriff. Elias
\. Davis.
We likewise, AZ has been customary.
inspected the Almshonse. We can
not commend too highly the manage
menI of the affairs Of this institution
by the present steward and his wife.
The buildings and premises are splen-
didly kept, and the inmates well taken
care of
We. having finished our duties most
respectfully ask that we be diHcharg-
ed, subject to the further call Of Your
Honorable Court. Respectfully sub
mitted
r, LEE MYERS. Foreman.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
CLIMB FROM HOUs. TO ESCAPE
FLAMES.
Two Families Near II Arr Have
Thrilling Experience.

Discovering fire in their dwelling
house after the flames had made con-
siderable headHay. Mr. and Mrs.
Mort Sherman and child and Mr. and
hfrH. Nm. =. Rmbey. near NJ. Airy.
were forced TO climb from the second
story IN their night clothes last Fri
DAY morning in order 10 escape the
rapidly advancing flames. The Sher-
man child was handed down, and all
escaped In safety. Only : portion of
the contents vas saved. some furni-
ture On the first floor. Tho loss Ia
estimated At upwards Of 1900.
Tho families belIeye thai the house
was set on nre. The fiames started
at the south corner OF the honce on
the outside. and It looked very much
as II the fire was OF Incendiary orr
gin. What adds 10 the belief that the
house vas set aflre Is the fact that
a certain party several months ago
made threats that he would burn out
the Shermans. Some little trouble
arose that caused this threat, al
though at the time II is said that little
stock vas taken In the statement
It was just the Thursday previous
thai Mr.. aud Mrs. William Rimhey
moved INTO the house. coming from
Baltimore. The dwelling Il the ten
ant house on the farm Of Allan Griffin,
between WatersYille and Mt Airy.
About 40 on Friday morning the
fire started. Al we're asleep at the
time except Mr.. ]. NJ. Sherman. Who
had gone to his work as usual He
did not see anything Of the fire "A
ne did not go out Of the front door,
fire might have been burning at the
time. The flames spread rapidly and
when all were aroused II was found
necessary 10 make their escape out
the second story window over the
porch roof. No one was burned, al
though Ill we're considerably fright
ened by the narrow escape II = con-
sidered lucky that none received n
Iurles.
They al probably oHe their lives
10 Mr. y. {. RImbey. As they were
getting ready to Jump. he shouted not
10 jump as he would make the way
open for them 10 escape. When they
opened the door into the hallway the
smoke rushed in. the Ien-monIh old
baby o. Mrs. Sherman almost
strangled They had 10 hold her ont
Of the window to keep her alive until
the say was opened for them 10 es-
cape.
Among the things consumed Vas
80 n cash. which was stored in a
trunk.
The tuo families we're provided
With clothing and are spending the
time at Mr.. HImbey's fathers. Mr.
Himbey md Mrs Sherman are brother
and sister.
It Is aaid that there Has insurance
On the tenant house. but none On the
furniture and contents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
GRANT MATTHIAS HANGS HIMSELF
BOdy Found b. lis s0n=-NerVous
Condition Said 20 be Cause OF AeL.


Grant Matthias. prosperous farmer
Of Cranberry Valley, ended his life
between o and 10 o'clock yesterday
morning By hanging himself in the
wagon shed near his home.
From the position IN which the
body was found b. his eldest son,
Vernon. 4 lad ID years Of age. 1t seems
evident that Mr.. MathIaa had care
fully planned his death. The rope
had been securely placed around his
neck and the body was hanging about
three inches from the floor.
For some time. according tn hls
t friends and physician. Mr. Matthias had
been suffering With nervous tndigea-
ton. and had been inclined 10 Norry
about al Of hIs affairs. No other
reason than this can be assigned Tor
his act.
! Yesterday morning h vas appar-
emily feeling as well - usual when
he arose. ate hIH breakfast and with
three OF hiH SONS vent To nearby
/ field to plant corn. lie LEFT the field
about . o'clock. and when he did not
return. his eldest Eon, Vernon. went
To look Tor him about ID O'Clock And
VAS horrlfied TO find the body Of his
father hanging limp from rope a
tached 10 beam IN the wagon shed.
+ / physician was summoned and Bsx-
eral neiKhbora hurried 10 the spot
The body Vas carefully cut dosn y
f Mr. II. \ Jeppo. An inquest vas
deemed unnecessary.
/ Besides his widow Who was MIas
+ Armaeoal. Of Baltimore county. MT.
Matthias leaves seven children, rang
ing from months 10 II years Of Ase.
/ One brother. Mr. Jacob Matthias, =
living in Westminster. and The follow
/ ing sisters survive. Mr. George y.
| Brown, Mexico. Mr.. John NJ Bale.
| Of Jordan's Retreat. aud Mrs. Mary
/ gchaeffer. OF this city. His age va
i years.
| Mr. Matthias vas : Hon O. the laIe
| Jeremiah Matthias. Of this city. lis
mother. Mrs. Mary Matthias. II living
with her daughter, Mrs. schaeffer. On
| pennHy lYania avenue. The funeral will
/ be held from the house, Monday morn
/ Ing IT . o'clock. services and inter
ment viii take place n Dachmansa
Church
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
ADDITION. LOCALS.

The man with an early garden i
having 10 do a lot Of replanting.
Mial Treva YelBer. OF Union Mills
vas among The graduates from the
Irving College and Music GonHerya.
tory at Meroersburg. Pa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. james Z. Smith. EaHi
Main street. entertained on Wednes=
day, Rev. and Mrs. John D. Clarke aud
daughter. Miss Amy. Mr.. Clarke i
pastor OF the Baptist Church at Tow
son.
Mr.. T. N. Mather, ST., has purebaa-
ed from Mr. William u. Thomas the
building lot on Dongwell avenue. OF
posite the property Of Mr.. George v.
Albaugh. and expects TO erect resi-
denee there.
An automobile collision occurned
Sunday evening On Pennsylvania
avenue between the autos of Mr.
Joseph l.. Baugt and Mr Il l.. Danner
The principal damage was : broken
back wheel On Mr. banners machine.
The cases Of ]. ". LeGore VI. the
Northern Central Railroad, $4,000.
Ira O. 0ffut. We. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. $500. George Smith
vs.. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
$4,000. have been removed from the
Circuit Court of Frederick county to
the Carroll County Circuit Court.
The E. { p. Telephone Company has
installed the following phones this
week. n. p. froek. Union Bridge Ok:
David +. Jones, TaneytoWn 13r; John
{. Taylor. Westminster s0S-3. naltI-
more Roofing and Asbestos Mfg. Co..
Westminster s12-21; Mrs. = NJ. Norris.
Westminster 21SW; John w. Baker.
New Windsor. 23f. Mrs. Ieth L,eIster.
Westminster 1922; Wm. T. Royaton.
Hampstead Ia; John II. Lease.
Westminster s10-I3.
William +. Myerly, a farmer. OF the
Fifth district, near SImpsonviIle, Nd.
was badly bruised and his right leg
was broken late Wednesday afternoon
In a runaway accident 1t Oakland
Mills. Mr.. MYerly while on his way
TO EllIeott City, had stopped at the
blacksmith shop OF William F. Whips.
when horse belonging to Milton
Holland became frightened and ran
Into Mr.. Myerly's buggy, the shaft OF
Hollands vehicle running into the
horse Of Myerly, causing him to run
away. Mr.. Myerly was removed 20 his
home.
The Board Of School Commissioners
for Carroll county has expressed its
to cooperate with the Civic
League In plan TO beautlfy the High
School grounds. The Maryland Agri-
cultural College has agreed 10 sup
ply an expert, free OF charge. to lay
Dff the front part for flowers and The
rear for playground and to donate
one-half OF the plants. The County
commissioners ana the Civic League
will divide the rest o. the expense.
Work will begin on the grounds almost
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
CARDINAL CONFIRMS LARGE
CLASS At s.. JOHNS.
celshrate. Mass and HoIds ReeeptIon

Celebrates Mass md Holds Reception.
Rarely, IL ever. haa SO large con-
gregatlon attended ; service n st.
Johns Catholic Church. thla city, as
greeted Cardinal Gibbons at 10 o'clock
last Sunday morning. the church haY-
Ing been fllled TO it utmost capacity.
Many of those In attendance were
rrotestanis.
Preceding the service and the high
mass procession vas formed and
marched from the sacristY TO the
front entrance OF the church. It was
headed b. the crossrbearer. who was
followed by Z acolYIes. Rev. Joseph
r. Mallon. the pastor; Rev. Z. ].
Reilly. of ClarksYille. #ce1ebrant Of the
mass; Rev. Michael r. Foley, D. d.
pastor Of ST. raala Church. BaltI-
more. and Rev. 7. J. Bradley, D. D.
president OF Mount 81. Mary's Col
tege. assistant 70 the Cardinal. and
then the Cardinal.
The confirmation service took place
Immediately after the masa. and 81
persons received the rites. Of whom
i are adults and several Who have
been members OF Protestant churches.
- AAI 81 AAAAt AHAAI#= 49, F1HN Aza
the class took the pledge 10 drink no
Intoxicating liquors until they arrive
IT the ne Of z years. The distin-
gulahed preIate then advised them
not 10 rnBh to the nearest tavern
and indulge IN aud cultivate an appe-
tie for strong drink. The Cardinal
delivered the sermon, preaching On
the Gospel o. The Feast Of fenlecost.
Mrs. Joseph !. Boyle and Mr.. Charles
z Stewart we're sponsors for the
IadIea and girls confirmed. and
Meears carbery and Norman Doyle
for the men and boYs
After the congregation wa dismiss
ID a. reception WAS held II the church
rsctory. Ehere hundreds o. people
we're introduced by the pastor and
shook hAndH With ths Cardinal
Among those in The line were several
pfotestants
In addition 10 fheae strenuous seF.
vices the Cardinal celebrated mass =
the : o'clock service Sunday morning
ct showed 70 signs of veaTineaH =
tHe people passed him and feiI tn
hearty clasp of ia hand.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
OUhms'gOurt.

Monday, May 19th.-Ira L. White
hill, administrator Of Elizabeth n.
Smith, deceased, received additional
warrant to appraise stocks.
Nathan II. Bale, executor OF Winfield
S. Drach, deceased, returned inyen-
tory Of personal property and money.
On petition and affidavit OF Mary
L. Gorsueh, the Court ordered the
Westminster Deposit and Trust Com
pany to pay out her funds, received
from the estate Of Joshua Wilson. de
ceased.
The last will and testament OF Lena
RAIDER. late OF Carroll county. deeeaa-
ed, WAS admitted to probate and let
ters testamentary thereon were grant
ed to Jacob F. RAIDER, who received
order to notify creditors.
VIM. Hood and Mary f. Haines
executors of remberton Wood, deeeas-
ed. returned inventories of personal
property, money and debts, and re
oeived order to sell real estate.
Mary e. CIoueher and David s.
Cleusher, executors OF Verley ].
clousher, deceased, reported sale OF
personal property and settled their
first and final account.
Tuesday. May 20th.-The sale OF
real estate OF ManelIa &c. s. Jenkins.
deceased, Ella L. War1eld and Frank
G. Merceron, executors, was finally
ratified and confirmed.
Wilhelmena Walking, execntrix OF
Frederick Walking. deceased, re-
turned inventory Of debts due.
The last will and testament OF
James P. Beam, late Of Carroll coun-
ty. deceased, was admitted TO PROBATE
and letters testamentary thereon we're
granted to Catherine !. Beam, who re-
granted to Catherine :. Beam, who re-
eeiyed warrant to appraise and or
der TO notify creditors.
Safe Deposit and Trust Company.
Of Baltimore, executor OF Hliza
George. deceased. reported sale OF
stocks. received order to transfer Sc
curitiee and settled its first and final
account.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
COURT HOUSE news.
GLOfD ZEETGRAFT IS GIVEN FIVE
MONTHS IN HOUSE OF CORRECTION
Transfers Of Zeal Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
ConrtproeeetlIngs.

Addie Il. Smith VS.. William B.
Thomas and Harry Smith: claim to
property: tried before jury; verdict
for plaintiff for the property claimed;
Weant for plaintiff: Hon for defend
ants.
NJ. j. Grove Lime Co., vs.. Thomas
J. Gum; assumpsit; tried before
court; verdict for plaintlff for s147.s2.
Weant for plaintiff. Steele for defend
ant.
Charles ]. Hibberd, treasurer, ys.
Walsh Bros; action: tried before
court; verdict for plaintiff for s573.26.
Weant and Fink for plaintiff; N. e.
Walsh and Bond 4 Parke for defend
ants.
Catherine +. Grogg vs. Jensen j.
Rineman; action. tried before jury;
verdict for plaintiff for 1905 90. Steele
for plaintiff: Reifsnider for defendant
Gloyd Zentgraft. convicted Of as
sault and battery; sentenced by Judge
Thomas to the House OF Correction
for five months.
Charles II. Baughman { Son VI.
American Sentinel Company; assump-
sit; tried before Court. verdict for
plaintiff for $4,000 Bond & Parke for
plaintiff. Stocksdsle and Brooks for
defendant
e. Dorsey King vs. McSherry Bur-
gee ct a., executors Of ". 2 \.
Lawson. assumpsit: record for
Frederick county; on trial before
jury. Stoner & Weinberg and Bond
& parke for plaintiff; Defauter and
Steele for defendants.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
aIgire

Miss Nary AIEirs. 3 years old.
daughter Of Mr. Rnd Mra. William
Algire. Of Fos hieahuTE. died Monday.
May . She kaa stricken Las falI with
typhoid fever. which later developed
INTO complications. from which she
never recovered Dealdes her par
eatH. she il survived BY Iwo brothers.
n.risy and Frank AlKiTe. md ons
sister. Mas DOLLY AlElre=
IL. funeral services HcfH he'd =
s.. TaniH Lutheran Church. Arcadia.
a , =. IN. IN Wednesday an
Here conducted - Re. : ).
nsrrz THe ialIbsareTs .ere. Benson
Pits. Charles ArmacaHt. burke brown.
Joshua FnwHIr. Dennls #asTeskz and
nr. William ByeTly. % baltimore
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
NEW COUNCIL ORGANIZES.
John II. Stem Is Made BaIIiff and
Street Commissioner and Samuel
j. Stone, CLERK.

fhe old council met Monday even
ing at o'clock for the last time and
passed. over the Mayors veto. the
ordinance providing for the extension
OF Green street, and the opening OF
Anchor street. Mayor Walsh submits
ted the following reasons for his dis
approval of the ordinance:
4. Beease the Mayor and Council
have not acquired the land for the
south side OF Doyle street, the width
OF which Is not set forth In said ordi-
nance.
~. Because said ordinance doegnot
include aa part Of Green street. the
lot OF land lying on the north OF
Bond street, between the properties of
George II. Gehr and Denton s. Gehr.
3. Because Anchor street should
extend TO the western limits OF the
city OF Westminster, but only extends
TO Green street extended.
4. Because there are no alleys
| proposed 10 be opened IN the ordI-
nance along the proposed extension
/ OF Green street for the public con-
venience.
/ %. Because the amount OF money
the Common Council proposes to
spend in connection With opening the
street above mentioned compe1g me
as a public servant To demand that
the interest and welfare of the public
! be protected TO the extent that the
proposed streets be opened without
requiring the city government at
some future time To expend large
sums Of money to perfect the title
IN said proposed streets In the city
Of Westminster. am ready and
willing To sign an ordinance proyid-
Ing for the opening OF said streets
as above indicated"
/ Upon motion that the ordinance be
passed over the veto. Measrs Davis.
koontz. Reese and Woodward (four1
voted In The Affirmative. and Mr..
Sullivan lone) In the negative, thus
oFerruiinK the Mayors disap-
prevail After the bills we're
paid. the new council organized with
the following officers: NJ A. Sullivan
was elected president by a unanimous
vote, the Mayor by the advice and
With The consent OF the council ap-
pointed Y. II. Davis treasurer.
John II. Stem vas made baIlin and
street commissioner in place o.
Captain Weigle, and William Helm
vas reappointed as special hailiff.
Samuel ]. Stone was made clerk in
place OF Simon p. Weaver. who had
held the position for a number OF
years. The following committees
we're appointed: On streets-M. A.
Sullivan, chairman; Charles Hesson
and Frank T. Shaeffer. On finance
v. II. Davis. chairman: Il +. Koontz.
aud i. !. Sullivan. On lIghta-H.
Z. ko0ntE. chairman. Charles Hesson
Between 10 and 81 ladies OF the
Civic League appeared before the
. council early In the evening with
Mrs. Charles r. Stewart and Mrs.
s. X. Herr ~ spokeamen and
NJ rea%seintl9nssst or Captain WeiSIs
aa ballir and street Commissioner or
IN AM case as baiIlf. The league
presented petition signed by 21s male
citizens Of the town. asking for the
retention of Captain Weigle sho has
proved himself an officer Of excenIIon-
al ability. The league requested that
tae sewers be covered and solicited
the cooperation OF the council in
cleaning up the alleys and streets
Guy W. Steele. Esq. was held over
~ counsel.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
I.Indszy.

Mr. Margaret Lindsay, widow of
Columbus Lindsay, died n Hsr home
at oHk Orchard Frederick county. On
Wednesday. Nay 2iHI. n midnight Of
nrlght'H dlHease iIar age wa =
years Mra Lindsay va a daughter
Of ths laIe Adam Bloom. Of this eoun=
L. She Il survived ~ one daughter.
Mrs Walter Barnes. Of New Windsor,
aud he following sons: Marshall. q
IIayre d. Grace Harold. Of PlttH-
burgh. p. Adam. Of Oak Orchard !.
David aud Guy. at hume. Funeral ser
vices vii be held on SUNDAY
morning. meeting at the honHe at =
o'clock Rey j. 7. Marsh eill have
charge OF the services at Bethel Meth
odlSt Episcopal Church. n Sans
Creek. aud interment vii be made In
The adjoining cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23
Transfers of Real Estate.

Edgar III. Shaeffer and wife to Wes-
ley NJ. Geiman and wife, convey 12l
square perches. for s37sl.
Edwin X. Parker and wife To Jas.
z. Myers and wife. convey 1926
square feet. for $1,000.
Francis Jelineck and wife to Henry
N. Fitzhugh and wife convey ii acres,
! rood and perches, for 50.
Clinton V. Hppy and wife 10 Clin-
ton q. Barnhart and wife. convey 80
square perches. for 300
Ann Hollingsworth TO Cardiff L.
Holllngsworth ct al. conveys 2 acres
and 10 perches. for 50.
Mary Roberta ireland to Cardiff &.
Hollingaworth ct al. conveys Il acres
and perches, for -.
Ann HollIngsHorth et al. To Mary
Roberta Ireland. convey 2 acres and
10 square perches, for %.
Harry X. Ours1er and wife 10 Thee.
Zimmerman. convey 5000 square feet,
for s175.
John Y. Dell ct al. administrators
10 Philip W. Rill. convey 30 acres and
l rood, for s1400.
William b. Thomas and wife 10
Thomas ". Mather, convey 300 square
feet, for $500.
Wm. b. Thomas and wife TO Claude
7. KINNEY and wife, convey s975
square feet, for s400.
Jacob FarYer and wife 10 Harry o.
FarYer and wife. convey 123 IL per
ehes. for s400.
Lawrence L. Mummangh and wife
to Henry NJ F1tzhugh and wife. con-
eey lot of land In Westminster, for
$3.50.
Ernest W. Gregory and wife to
Charles {. Reed and wife, convey lot
Of land. near Manchester. for 800.
Ella McF. Fraser. assignee OF mort
Eagee, 10 James Fraser. conveys New
Windsor College property, for $4,000.
James Cardinal Gibbons to James
Fraser, conveys lot Of ground at New
Windsor College, for 500.
Jas. Fraser and wife TO Blue Ridge
College, convey New Windsor College
property. for s17.500
Laban Garfield ogg and wife To
Laura F. Osg, convey 3 acres and 50
perches. for 50.
Laura +. 0gg TO Laban Garfield Ogg,
conveys 3 acres and 6S square perch
es, fer s..
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DEATHS
Dell.

Mr.. States N. Dell, q well known
resident OF the southern section Of
Carroll county, and a veteran Of the
Civil War, died at Spring Grove Hos
pital, OF which he had been an inmate
for nine years. IL o'clock Monday
night He was farmer and his
was 76 years. He vas born In Wool
ery's district IN 1897 and
served IN the First Maryland RegI-
ment. r. H. b.. Of which the late Col.
Nm. r Maulsby was commander.
from 1851 till 1864. and was In the
battle Of Gettysburg. lie had been
wounded In previous engagement
and was sent to Sandy Hook Hospi-
tai which vas school house near
Baltimore. Politically Mr.. Dell was a
Republican.
He suffered greatly with chronic
diarrhoea and his mind became I'm
paired. He was good citizen, a
kind neIghbor and was respected BY
all who knew him There ara few
people IN this county to whom his
name Is not familiar lie leaves
bis widow. who was Miss Sarah !.
BreIghner, and ten ehiidren-Mre.
Mary Talhelm, Of Baltimore. Mrs.
Helena RoaenberRer. Mrs. Prudence
Boylan, Mrs. Catherine EcKard. Miss
MARY Joe Dell. of this city: Mra.
Adelaide FrIek. of smaIlwood. Theo.
pell. OF Osborne. Ohio; Thomas Dell,
near Reistefstosn: John Dell. Of
Yellow Springs. Green county. Ohio.
and Brooke Dell. OF Indianapolis. Ind.
lie also leaves n half sister, Mra.
Nardenfelt. OF Smallwood. and e
grandchildren. Hi remains were
brought 10 the home Of hIa a0n-in-
law. Mr. Vim. Eekard. OF this city. and
his funeral took place from 81. Johns
Catholic Church. this city of which
he vas = member. yesterday morning
n O'Clock. the pastor. rev J. I
Mallon, officiating Interment va
N the church cemetery The pail
bearers sere his four aons-In-las and
Two sona-Messra. Thomas Dell. James
Boylan. Vim NJ Eekara. Wm. noaen
berger, Nm. Ffick ana Theo. Dell
Nesars. Harvey Bankard & Son weTe
funeral directors
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IIEaNeT.

Mr.. George s Beaver. who died IT
his home In Baltimore On Thursday.
May /. vas buried In the Westminster
Cemetery laaI Sunday morning. Rev
Z. NJ. Bennett conducting the services
aI the grave. Mr. Beaver gaa n form
Ct resident OF Westminster. aud vas \
son o. the late Jacob Beaver. lii age
VAS 50 years. . months and 5 dayH
lie Is survived by widow. Mrs. Annie
II Beaver. who before her marriage
vas Miss Harvey. OF Baltimore. ana
three sisters: Mrs. Louise Iyelzter Mrs.
Ellen Zepp and Mrs. Martha nluekett.
all living in the Middle West. The
pallbearers we're. Nicholas Henry.
Frank SehweIgart, Charles Turtle.
James ID. Mitchell, William Eekard
and Daniel YInglIng. Funeral dIree-
tor. +. c. sharrer.