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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
FOR IsENT-Iiousc,


f',lt rent. H-room house. Park Avenue
hot water heat. newly papcrcd; ali
n3dcrn improvements. Reduced rent II
taktn az once. Apply for information.
Randolph 2345.
FOR rent. 1905 West Grace Street:
thrce-story. ten rooms: rent reduced
sutton SEQ.
FOR RENT.
DOcTORS Offices. lI0I Grove Avenue:
J nice rooms. heat, water aud jauitoi.
service furnished. Rent. $500.
10 West Main street. II rooms. baths.
Good location for boarding house. Rent
$500: Tenant can get 500 or more FOR
stable. etc.
$50 West Cary street. rooms. bath.
gas. deep back yard. Rent. s3oo.
2sl9 West cary street. new brick. 6
rooms. bath. electric lights. gas
range. yard. Rent. $500.
26o6 West Main street. : rooms. bath.
gas. good yard. Rent. $3.50.
202l stuart Avenue. s rooms. bath. clcc-
tric lights. iatrobes Rent. $3.50.
1903 West Main street. rooms. bath.
gas. Rent. 1890 per apnum
STORE, SD East Main street. with
very light. high-pitchcd basement.
VIII rent cheap.
STORE. sol Louisiana street. new and
well located. Will rent very cheap to
prompt tenant.
RICHMOND TRUST " SAVINGS 60.
Real Estate Department..
Main and seventh Streets.
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SOUTHERN RAr1,1MA Y

tEcAit:E CARRIER OF TIL; SOUTH
Trains IchV" Elchpoud-N Main - station
y H-l'ol!owlng schedule figures published
a. Information and NOT guaranteed
Fur IN south Daily: $50 \. ". ocn.
i9:l5 \ M.-ENpre>s G:u T. Nj FNpses.
with EicCtric LIGHTED Sleeping cars for A.
.euta ani PiruliuEhtm. 1880 4 M.-f;Tpres.
Week Days. ".'' T. Vi and $500 T. M.-ioea.
YORK RIVER LINE
5:H T.. Steamer train ,purlu- carr. *.
cept sunday. ~ locai stops. and t:l1 f. NJ
Daily. Loci Connecting tor Baltimore daily
except sunday 7-,i Daliv-T.oca..
Trains Arrive Richmond
2:23 y u $50 = n. daily. So y. VI. nudI
geo i Nj ~ sun F-om West Point: A:iJ
\. ~ ,Steuiner trainl. daily e<cept Monday
80 y NJ ana ".l5 T. NJ daily.
a. l. B!SlIOr -. T.
~ T. Main 81 E'hou" Madison III,
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DOCTORS offices, iI0i Grove Avenue,
nice rooms. heat, water aud junitoi
service furnished. Rent. $500
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SITUATION wANTEp-l,emnle

YOUNG lady desires position as hook =
keeper or office assistant. Have had
= years experience in Office work Can
use typewriter. Address 3 III. care
Times Dispatch
ENPERT penman and accountant.
with hotel and general Office cXpc-
ricncc. desires position: frst-class ere
d"ntials Miss Nelson. Box -. On
tario. Va.
EXPERIENCED stcnographcr desires =,
position Phone Madison G356L
WANTED, day work Phone Randolph
2g5i-l..
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AUTOMOBILES

Fol; sale ve:Y cheap. BUICK tO-horse-
power al Omol,ilc. almost ncN: ruily
equipped electric lights. etc. lat.
model: particulars $50 West Byond
street
FoRDS Hudsons. MitchcIix aud IIupp
roadster; also one other high grad"
car with onc-man top and seat cover
Any of those cars can bc bought vc:V
cheap tor cash T. u Starbuck o.
leslie Johnson. IL Yves; Broad.
AUTOMOBILE bodies maze TO ordor
Richardson brothers. Ga Hrook Ave
TWO l-ton comtncrciai trucks IN NJ
mcchanicai and paint condition. new
engines. For quick cash sale Offered
at Il sacrifice * i29. care Times Dis
patch.
EXCHANGE ruick roadster. 1918
model. also Chalmers 80 for good
clear cit: property. Phone Madison
iJN
SEVERAL nnc slightly used cars for
sale cheap. Call or phone Cor demon
stra lions Jones Motor Car Company
l6i1 West Broad street. Phone Ran
doiph 225l.
$22j will buy 25-horscpower. spas
SenGer touring car: good running
order. ADDRESS * ;"S care Times Dis q
patch
WE hay" several Fords aud other light
touring cars ana roadstcrs very
cheap: this week for bargains See
H. H. S,arhuck. III West ErOad
W.>NERLY clcctric station wagon
cheap: can easily ho converted into
a delivery truck; economical upkccp:
any one can drive" Electric Garage
Vino and Main Street.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

RICHMOND School of S.enc.raphy will
open fall session September IL nj
als jIas, Main street Miss poythrcss.
PRINCIPAL.
MISS A. r Daniel viii resume her
classes for ladies tho first week in
October at the Chesterfield. 500 West
trdnkljn street. Miss Daniel will re-
."iNe private pupils between the hours
~ and IL.
THE: telegraph key is the key to sue
cess. our graduates secure profitable
positions. Call or write for particulars
Massey business College
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ICE. COAL AND WOOD

BEST PENNSYLVANIA white ash anthra-
cite stove and nut $50; egg. 1925
snlint. $3.50; Fire Creek lump, s575
steam, s+.3j, until October !. ". Il
iteams. 101 North Seventeenth. Madi.
son S43i.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. RAIi. LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule Ia Effect May TO- 1874
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. FOR
NoEFpik: go! 4. Nj 800 l.. NJ. '4:iS
T. NJ
FOR LyNCHBURG AID THE WEST:
't;!" \. NJ, 500 A. Nj. '2;00 p. NJ. 's:2. T. NJ
Arrive Richmoni from Norfolk: .ii:tO \
NJ 'b:}i J.. NJ, 'u:3o l.. NJ. From the West:
,5:9 \. NJ. t2:i0 u. NJ. ti:i0 u NJ. '6:o5 Z.
VI. 'H;D9 l.. NJ
only
W. f.. BENII-i.. ". c SAUNDERS
J., i; NJ Eoamokc q. J., A. Roanoke
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WANTI;D-I}Oard.

WANTED. 3 unfurnished rooms IN nny
part OF city. suitable for light house
kccp'nE Must be reasonable y l22
carc Times Dispatch
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Richmond & Chesapeak. Fay Railway Compan,
SCHEDULE REFLECTIVE APRIL IL

1914.
SupcrsrdtnE Schedule or May TO. 1912.
Trains lrnNe NIchnOnd Hs5:5u A. H.
- 4. VI. III \. VI, a. ~. 30 4. NJ.
II A. W.. q. W., Il. W.. 3 T.. VI. ia
T.. W.. $50 T.. ". 6;"G 4. VI. -:iO r. W..
BIS .. W., 50 l.. W., 10 4. VI. II :I5 u. VI.
Trains leave Ashland '5:5D 4. W., IL.
\. W.. : A. NJ. 40 4. VI, 10 4. NJ. Ill
4. NJ. IL noon, r. VI. y. VI, . T..
NJ, J.. VI, B1:.0 Il. NJ. G:20 y. NJ. 1.I8
l.. NJ. u. VI. B9 u. NJ. $40 i. III, ~
r. NJ
Carries baggage Saturdays only.
DAILY except Sunday --SHndnJ only
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SUMMER BOARDING;

THE Avon. BuclSroc Beach Va for
transient ana regular boarders Ic-
Gated On water front. one square from
LA-Lllon- Apply Mrs. g. y. James
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NAH. ORDER;
HATS. HATS.

HAIS.--Ii NTS'
LADIES and sc;i;ic~"n's hats rcshaped
to latest stYlcs- Factory facilities.
Write for circulars. sec Vera Hat
Works. oil North First street. Rich
vIrLd. Va.
REMEMBER that .wc soil pure wines
and liquors and ship everywhere.
send Your orders Geo McD slnkc
" CO. No. 90 Broad street. Richmond,
"a
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FOR SAEE-fiOuses

MUST have $1,000 cash at once. and
VIII sacrifice home on West Grace
street. containing rooms. bath and
pantry: all modern improvements. Con
crete garage in rear. Can arrange
terms on balance. y bargain to uuicl.
purchaser. Address c ~. care Times
Dispatch.
ARE YOU Interested? We offer . brick.
strictly modern houses nows being
constructed. on wide lots on avenue in
West End; rooms bath. electric
lights. hot-watcr heat. refrigerator
pantry. closets. linen drawers. every
conceivable convenience. rooms all
pap"rcd. bathroom tiled. Location very
convenient to car line. II you wan:
real home consult us about ;hcsc.
Richmond Trust and Savings Company.
Rcal Estate Department. Main and Sew
enth Streets.
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SilOTGlNS MD RICHES.
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. INCLUDING;
PARK En-. EAk Err. SAiIrII-R t.M :
iNGToN. RICHARDS, WINCH ESTER
repeating rifles ana shotGuns. South
ern Loan office. 3li North sixth Street.
FRIENDS AND PATRONS FOR PAST
Ri SINESS. ASK y CONTINUANCE.
HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISH
\t.S 80 EAST MAIN
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HELP WANTED-i2c,naIc.

NNItp. d, good color.d wonau 20 40
s"ucral house work must have good.
terence AppIy BIS North ThlrtV-
urth street,
w led. stenngrapher who b. ac-
rur3tc at spelling. taking dictation
id 'rauscrlbine; speed and experience
u required; = bcEiuucr preferred.
~" SALARY expected. Address Is 400.
fe Times Dispatch
ANTEt. w"li-puG!i6cd applicants Tor
the poSiiion at huporlot.ud.,t OF ~.
lclt"rnv Arms Hospital Of EIchnouG
g. Addr"ss X in". cnr" Times DIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

ANTEp. situation near city as farm
orcnau, married man with small
nIly. / 1913. care Times Dlspatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

.GiSTERED pharmacist open for po-
ition; capable manager, sober. and
references. Address +33. care
ncs- ispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

~ VT1'"N VllN V DettfIck. T.Or-
FOR hire. horses Of all kinds. ny dav
81 month, also nice livery and auto
mobiles Tor hire at reasonable prices.
Several good work horses for sale
cheap Smith ana Hicks. 600 West
Cary, ucHr CITY >Vditoriun Phone
Madison 1923.
WANTED -FlI'rl AUTOMOBILES At
once. II :ou want cash bring your
car To "a. We are turning away
cash buyers daily. rhonc Madison
Us. RICHMOND AUTO CLEARING;
HOUSE. Murphy Block. 3l2 y Eighth.
WANTED. cordwood. either oak OF.
pine. state price and fun iucorma-
ton "a first letter Address !: 10.
ear" Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

WITH t-ROoM DIV BILLING THEREON
Pursuant to "a decree of the Circuit
Court OF fienrico, entered the 2@nd dav
OF July. 1914, in the Chancery suit en-
titled Margaret t.. Wright W. A. H.
Wright ct ais" the Undersigned will on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER &c. 1914.
at II o'clock NJ.
at the front door of iienrico Court
house. offer FOR sale at auction the
or more parcels. The land has 4
room dwelling and some timber ana
cord wood. and is situated about on..
mile north OF the new corporate limit,
OF Richmond, short distance east OF
the McchanicSvillc Pike and Just south
of the Harvic Road, II being a part OF
the estate OF the late John Wright.
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due in three equal instruments, paw
able at i. . and is months from day
OF sale, with interest from said date
added and title retained until all money
is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
purchaser.
FRANK Z. SUTTON. JR..
THOS. {. GORDON,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required of the special com
miSSiuncrs by the above mentioned d.
cree has been duly given.
SAMUEL l.. WADDIII.. Clerk.
ny r. c. Fletcher. Dcputy-Cierk.
y plat Of the land may hc seen at the
Office OF the auctionccr.
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FOR SALI;-NIachinery.

FIFTEEN horse power centre crank
engine ia good order Also pine
threading machine. l.. Rose & Co.
$40 Brook Avenue.
FOR sale. two small gasolene mixers
Address II 503. care Times Dispa tch
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HATS. HATS.

LADIES and Eentlcmcn's hats rcshapcd
10 latest styles, factory facilities.
Write for circulars. See Versa Hat
Works. III North First street. Rich
lnoud. Va.
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graduate pharmacists
Nith years experience. wants posi-
u at once in Richmond Good refer
-cs Address !. $50. care Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

~ wishes position as night watch
0an steady, sober. not afraid to
rk. Phone Madison S067-J g07 Fast
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NN1En, hy Young married man,
position IS hotel clerk out Of city.
dress ~ 5N6. care Times Dispatch.
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LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANTED-,Iaie

|tEN looking FOR any KIND work SEQ
Nirsin'3 business Exchange. BIG
[ortM SocOMd.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

SHOES SHOES. SHOES
-" East Broad. near city Hail. ia the
now home OF Rowdcn's Sample shoe
store" Good shoes cheap for The hole
family.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED.

WANTED. TO buy FOR cash household
goods in any quantity. Phone A1adi-
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RAILROADS
Richmond, PPedGliCkSD'g & Potomac R.. R.
T0AyD FROM WASH. ycT0HAH6 BEYOND

ACCOMMODATION AlHs-WEEKDAYS.
leave Byrd st. Sta. 400 p. n. for Fre6ericksbnrs
Leave Elba Sta $50 4. n, so p. II. for Ashland
Arrive Byrd st. Sta. 1925 An. from FrederiekIb'g
Arrive Eliza Sta $50 An, SAG Pm. from Ashland
daily. tWeskdaya. sSundays only.
All traiap to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Time o arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the aicnL.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. lockwood trimmings. High
est prices paid e. Deitrick l.ur
tpirt. Va
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WANTED. the public 10 know tnat
Jahnke bros. Jewelers.. al" East
remount diamonds in the lntcSt styles
ola GOLD and silver taken III exchange.
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Richmond 4 Petersburg Electric 2y
Richmond & Rappahannock River
Railway Company

~. Richmond. f;So A NJ. li:sl An 400 PM.
Ar. ramunkcy 5:25 An. i2;25 PM. 1856 p NJ
lN. famunkeN. .:3N An. 1850 PM 500 l. NJ
AZ. Richmond. $50 AM. i:e, T. A. 100 y NJ
on sunday the nrst train la the morning
cacn way Will be omitted.
SEABOAKD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Tho Progressive Railway Of tho south"
SouthDouud trains scheduled To leave Rich
nond d"lly: "op a NJ, local To Norma. ::sp
- NJ. s'ccpers and coaches, Atlanta Rl:-
minEh am. Jacksonville: 1875 y. NJ slscprr
Il" H!rlet and coaches to Atlanta aud BIr-
ininEham; l2:i' \ NJ. sle-rers. Atlanta. Bir-
mihtndnl, Memphis. jacksonville. T.npl.
and coaches Jacksonville
Richmond daily; - \ NJ 500 A. NJ SO;
l.. NJ. 5:i5 p NJ. Local.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FOR the best auto or livery service
at reasonable prices call Auditorium
Stables. Smith 6 HiX. Proprictors.
Phone Madison 1928
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOX 500 or multiplcs thereof. We will
sou YOU bonds secured on approved
lichinond real estate and guaranteed
oE inc Mortgage Guaranty Corporation.
paying " - per cent interest. You
neither take risk nor have any trouble
invest and earn more with your money.
Rlcnmond Trust and Savings Company.
Real Estate Department. Main and sew
enth Streets.
FOR sale. retail bar license: conf :
deniiAl \. y. H.. III East Clay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

: NTEp. employment in tho city OF
Richmond for boys. white and coll
'd- - 10 - years old. Can Ran
lph go. Juvenile Cour, OF i2ich,u aud
.om :. CltN EInl.
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uElr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SITUATION vASTED-,rnIe

ANTEp good drug clerk Addrcl
lioN i1t. 'oViurtuu. Va
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

WANTED 70 sell. half interest in or
entire business. tirst-class wholesale.
grocery, with good trade established.
Address Wholesale. care Times Dis
patch.
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PRINTING AND ADDRESSING.

900 business cards. il.5o 900 good
white envelopes. q 81. So: 1000 foi
80. George y. Bogert, Box 10. Rich
nond, Va
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. pigeons. CsrneHuN. Whit:
and Black Dragons and Iiomers
Phone Madison 5150-I., l.. Rose & Co.
800 Brook Avenue.
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FOR observation-disclosures.

4 FOR rent. 1895 west Main.
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FOR RENT

FOX rent. 1905 West Grace Street
thrcc-story. ten rooms: rent reduced.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-11
Surprise Birthday Party.

Mrs. Noah Arbaugh, near Spring
Mills, rendered her husband surprise
party on Saturday, September 9Th, IL
being his 41st birthday, and MIR. Ar-
baugh had been sent to the store late
in the afternoon, and most all the
guests had arrived before he returned,
making the party a complete success.
All had a good time. The evening
was spent in social chat with music
on the organ, guitar, mouth organ
and singing. Refreshments were
served at lii o'clock, consisting OF
fruit of several kinds, cake, candy,
bananas, lemonade and sweet cider.
Mr. Arbaugh received several pres
ents.
Those present besides Mr. and Mrs.
ArbaLgh were his brother, Benton
Arbaugh, Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Ward and little daughter,
Olga, OF Westminster; Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Wampler and little daughter,
Ruth, of Medford; Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Danner
Mr. and Mrs George Phillips, Misses
Alverta Grimes, Ethel Roger. Fanny
Grimes, Ruth Arbaugh, Lillian Ar
baugh, Bessie Arbaugh, Vernon Royer,
Edwin Grimes, George Grimes, Baby
Ion Grimes, Russell Grimes, Morton
Ward, Roland Grimes, Atlee Arbaugh
and Granville Arbaugh.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-11
Primary Election Next
Tuesday, Sept. Is.
General Registration Of
Voters.

A general registration, decreed
by an act OF the last General As
Sembly, becomes effective in
Maryland this year and every
voter i'm the State must first be
duly recorded by the registration
officials before he can cast his
ballot at the election next Novem-
ber. Four days of registration
have been allotted, viz: Septem-
ber 22nd and 23rd and October 9TH
and Sth, with an additional day
devoted solely to revision and cor
rection of hesregistration records.
Every voter must register in order
to enjoy his franchise in Novem-
Der, and also that he may vote mt
the County and State primaries
next summer. The Importance
of this general registration should
compel the interest and direct the
prompt action Of every voter i'm
Carroll County.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-11
Transfers of Real Estate.

Chas. o. Bloom ct al. to BERTHE NJ
Fiickinger and husband, convey q
parcel of land, for $1,000
George Schrade and wife to Clar-
ence H. Brown, convey 1712 square
Perches, for $5-
Ada X Manahan and husband to
Geo. W. Phillips, convey 3-5 acres
fer IS.
Lydia E. Wampler to Atlee w
Wampler, conveys 8 acres, rood and
70 square perches, for $1400.
Esther H. Murray and husband 70
Theo- WI. Fringer, convey 4 acre ana
2S square perches, for 1915
Theo III. Routson and wife to DIR.
Clyde Routson, convey " acre, for IS,
Uriah Utz and wife to Jacob Utz,
convey 13 acres and Ill perches, for
80
Rebecca "A. r.. Utz and husband to
Jacob Utz, convey 10 acres and S9
perches, for Sd.
Jacob Utz to Uriah Utz and wife,
convey 33 acres and 40 square per-
ehes, for $5.
Missouri c. Routson to Missouri c.
Feeser and husband, conveys 10 81
acres, for ST..
Ella M. Ware to Sue X. Ware ct. al,
conveys l5A acres, for $1-
George u. Schaeffer and wife to AT
vim @. Dutterer, convey acres, rood
and % square perches, for $40.
David Boose to Alvin G. Dutterer,
conveys 10 acres, 1 rood and II square
perches, for 5000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-11
Water Melon Party.

One or the most pleasant water.
melon parties MI the season was held
at the home Of Mrs Fannie Ogg, on
Tuesday night. September \, near
East View. The music was furnished
by the Smallwood Orchestra. All
were glad to see the melons cut and
did not fail to do them ample justice
While some, were rolling through the
yard, others We're in the dining room
Dartaking WI cake, lemonade and
watermelon. At v late hour ait de-
parted for their homes, thanking Mrs
Ogg for the pleasant evening they
had spent and wishing for another
next year.
Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames-Harry C. Shipley, William
F Baucher, Samuel G- Arnold, Wm- M,
Hdmondson, John Conaway, Garfield
Ogg, John IL. Blizzard, Lewis Schnabeli
Frank WEIGH; Mesdames-Fannie Ogg.
William Poll, Ernest Glover and
Charles Mengel; Misses-Elsie Glib
son, Evelyn Jones, Elsie Conaway,
Gladys Ogg, Virgie Dannis, Agnes
Jones, Florence Spencer, Almeda
Lockard, Hilda Mengel, Laura o.,
Thelma Welch, Ethel Glover, Goldie
Shipley, Annie Schnabel and Elsie
Shipley; Messrs.-Martin Welch, An
drew c. Spencer, Truman Hook, Ed
ward Little, Edward Bollinger, Albert
Arnold, John Borenburger, Jr., SAM
uel Arnold, Jr, Herman Saylor, Willie
Miner, Albert Barthlow, Laban Welch,
Willie Lockard, Clifton Schnabel,
Harry Shipley, Jr., Clifton Shipley-
Allen Baucher and r. Garfield Oeg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-11
Primary Election Next
Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Teachers Institute.

The Annual Institute of the public
school teachers of Carroll county be
gan last Monday morning at the High
School Building in this city. The C.
votional exercises of the opening ses-
sion were conducted by the Rev. Q. >.
Slagle and the music was under the
direction of Prof. Thomas L. Gibson,
of Baltimore. Addresses of welcome
were made by Charles o. Clemson,
ESQ, and Rev w. l.. Seabrook. Both
addresses were full Of sound philoso-
ply and practical wisdom, and were
enthusiastically received by the teach
ers. AT the afternoon session on
Monday, lectures were given by DIR.
Seeley, of Trenton, N. j., and DR..
Lugenbeel, of Winona Lake, Indiana.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day mornings, after devotional exer-
cises in the Assembly Hall OF the
High School, the teachers were divid-
ed into four sections and assembled
in the recitation rooms on the second
floor of the building, each section be-
ing in charge of special instructor.
This plan has been in use for several
years, and it has been found by the
superintendent that much more bene-
Iit II derived than by the old plan OF
mass instruction, since ii i possible 70
gain greater freedom Of discussion on
the part of the teachers and to offer
greater opportunity for individual in
quiry. In the afternoons formal lee
lures were delivered by the several
instructors to the whole body Of
teachers ia the Assembly Hall. On
Friday morning general directions for
the conduct OF the school work during
the coming year were given by Su-
perintendent Morelock, after which
business session of the Carroll County
Teachers Association was held. A
full account of this will be given next
week.
Superintendent Morelock was ably
assisted in conducting the institute
by the following staff Of instructors:
L. Seeley Phi. D., Trenton, N. j.; W.
E. Lugenbeel, Phi. D., Winona Lake,
Ind. Prof W. H. Wilcox, Maryland
State Normal School, Baltimore, Md;
Miss Helen Cunningham, of Fairfield,
Pa-
Dr. M. Bates Stevens, State Super
intendent OF Education, was present
on Thursday and delivered an address
to the teachers. The music for the
institute was under the direction of
Prof. Thomas /. Gibson, Of Baltimore,
Md