The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
ADDIIlOsAI.IDCALS.
There la alKays a hotter place thar
Westminster.

There ia always a Hotter place than
Westminster.
Tie man rho gets = thrce-daY holl-
daY has reazon to b grentful 70 the
b0gz Of e
HaY. " /. seabrooE vii deliver an
address At IHe picnic of Camp 70. 81.
7 .. $, Of :. At ToRson. on Saturday
evening
t. v : scabreak will deliver
- address an the afternoon of the
Fourth at Oakland Methodist Eplsco-
paI Sunday school picnic.
: terrific thunder storm on Ksdnea-
dax accompanied b. Elnd and light
nIHE relieved the excessive heaI con-
dlIIona which have prevailed this
se.k.
y and - William t. IIaTfis. OF
Norfolk. y. and III AnnIs Little.
Of baltimore. Nd, ar guests of Mr.
aud Mrs, T .. Grimes. Jr.. WeHl Main
street
FIFTY yeaT# ago tha roaring of can
uon and aaanda OF IhH terrIfr battle
II progress II Gettysburg. EHnl the
A@=#A.HAH - H#Hf# NhAHAHHH# AAH = - HAAtH
ste Of feaH and anxiety. quite diff
faHant from he peaes and quleIade OF
thee daya Of 1913.
! lawn party - be KIYan on
Thursday. InlY 30, On Nrs. Charles r.
Stewards fasn. Green street. under
til auspices Of the NomaniH Civic
League. between The hours Of and
5 o'clock p. n. Everybody la Invited
l. he ladies to ooma.
Hseent arrivals n the Winchester
Place from baltimore are Mi Belle
Matthew'S. HHa William Gibbons aud
daughter. MIaa Priscilla Gibbons. Mrs.
William Fisher. Miss Florence Valiant,
III Augusta Higgins. Mra. :. G.
Naolen, Ma Katherine PAR. and
II Dr. and Mrs. Pefegrine WToth.
neeent arrivals al the Main-eourt
I'm are; MHz. NJ nsB. Higgins, OF
Norfolk. Va Miss Mario Muller. OF
baltimore. and Miss ada HobbIe. OF
Washington. > c. IN Saturday Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Tubman and two
children, are expected. also Mr and
Mr.. Edward G. Tyler. Of Baltimore.
The Maryland State lar Association
haH been In session thIa week al Cape
Nh. y. ]. Many important discus
sIona have taken place and many In
teraating addresses have been deliver
Cd ~ prominent lawyers. The recon-
mendation oI the committee On laws
for IN additional jude OF the Court
Of Appeals from baltimore HaH APP
proved Some members we're opposed
10 The proposition 70 have the addi-
tIonal Judge elected - the voters OF
the city, but they were ontyoted They
thought the election should be : State
one.
Reports 10 the Comptroller Of the
Currency at Washington. on the eondl-
tion Of national banks On June show
ed big contraction Of loans and indl-
yIdual deposits. but gains in eaah on
hana as compared With April !. the
date of the previous call. Loans de-
creased Sa5.0Bs,246 since April 4,
but increased s1s9. .12a.701 since June
l.. 1912. Cash increased S25 5.6as. .904
since April and decreased 81 .z20,254
since year ago. Deposits showed
los since April 4 OF zI5.325, ,4g3 and
gain since June Il. 1912, o. $685.
600. 0.9s7.
Messrs- William and Robert shriyer
are giving large camping party
about | IL miles from Union Mills,
for next seasons Baltimore debut
anIes. Their guests will include:
MIaaes--Georglana Williams, Anne w.
Martin. Ruth L. Martin. Dorothy c.,
Lee. Marian Shriver. Jane Tyler,
Katherine Bentley, i. Dorothy Dent-
ley. Louise i. House: Messrs.=-Will-
lam d. Tilghman, J. :. d. Penniman,
Robert ForayIhe, Marshall F'oraythe,
Barnes Compton. Jr. Wiley Dernett.
Robert ]. MYef. John Mcmahon. Der-
nard Shriyer. James Mes. Shrlyer.
The party VII be chaneroned b Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Sargent ShriYer.