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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
NOISE UNNERvED HER
Mrs. Uriah J. Babylon Hangs Herself
Near UniOntOwn.

MIS-. Amelia Elizabeth Babylon, wife
of uriah J. Babylon, of this county,
committed suicide Tuesday morning
at the home of her son-in-law, Jacob
Bankert, near Uniontown, by hanging
herself in the garrett Her body was
found fifteen minutes after she had
been seen i'm her room by member
Of the family.
She was i'm her fifty-fifth year, and
up to last summer was in good health,
until her nerves, 1t ID claimed, were
shattered by the constant blasting Of
rock in grading the state road I'm front
Of her home. She had been under
treatment by DIR. Fahrney, at the
private sanatorium, in Frederick, for
two months, and was SO much i'm
proved that she came home with her
husband last week. and they were
planning a trip to the West where
they intended To remain for some time
for the benefit of her health. She was
a member OF the Church OF the Breth-
rem.
Funeral services were held yester-
day at Baust's Reformed Church
Elder Ezra Brown officiating. Inter
ment was in Baust burying ground.
The pallbearers were: George Grum-
bine, William Eckenrode, Noah Brown,
Harry Young, George G. Morningstar
and David Myers. Harvey Bankard
e Son, funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
Miss Harman Surprised.

On Friday evening, April II, Miss
uine surprise party on the 18th ami
versary of her birth at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hartman, near this city. She had
gone out to visit her friend, Miss
Blanche Manger, who insisted on
accompanying her home. When they
arrived she was surprised to see %
many Of her friends. Then games and
dancing began, MIR. Elmer Frock fur
nished the music. At late hour all
were invited to the dining room
where a table was laden with many
good things, consisting OF birthday
cake with is candles On it, and cakes
or various kinds, candies, bananas,
nuts, root beer, lemonade, coffee.
Among those present were: Messrs.
and Observation-Disclosures Hartman,
John Harman, John P. Wilhide,
Arthur Gruber, John Henry Wilhide;
MISUNDERSTANDING Mitten, Edwin
Manger; Misses-Anna Mae Harman,
Nellie Rickle, Sara Babylon, Emma
Currens, Estella Gruber, Edna Man
ger, Emma Coppersmith, Jennie
Rickle, Teresa Rupert, Pauline
Rickle, Clara Adams, Blanche Man
ger, Bertha Zentz, Grace Rickle,
Catherine Rupert, Mary Adams.
Edith Harman, Phyllis Gruber, Annie
G. Manger, Elsie Mae Manger, Jennie
Wells, Mary Agnes and Ruth Har-
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Funeral of Mrs. Grimes.

The funeral services OF Mrs. Helen
Virginia Grimes, wife of Mr.. =. O.
Grimes, Sr., were held in the Metho-
dist Protestant Church on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, Rev. DR.. D. l.
Greenfield officiating, assisted by Rev.
DR.. T. II. Lewis and Rev. DIR. Frank T.
Little Interment was i'm Westmins-
ter Cemetery. The pallbearers were:
II. r. Brundige, Dr. y. III. Billingslea,
Judge w. H. Thomas, DR.. l.. K Wood
ward, Dr. wv. R Mcdaniel. Nathan H.
Bale, Frank z. Miller and F. K Herr.
Mrs. Grimes had long been an act
i've member of the Methodist Protest
ant Church. She was president or
the Board of Visitors of the Church
Home Tor the Aged, was an active
Of the ladies' auxiliary board
for the Rosewood Home for the
Feebleminded, and was interested in
many other charitable enterprises.
Her husband and one son, T.. Oliver
Grimes. Jr. survive.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

John Harris and wife to J. Marion
Harris, convey 2178 square feet, for
81.
Albert F. Arlington and wife to
John Harris, convey 2 parcels OF
land, for $500.
Mary e. Ochs to Joseph +. Utz and
wife, convey acres, for $500.
Clifton G. Devilbiss and wife to
John W. Myers, convey 1855 square
feet, for s4500.
A Irving ID. CLANCY and wife to
Milton @. Urner, Jr., convey l acre,
for $5.
Charles r Fowler, trustee, to
Frederick w. Bitzel and wife, convey
8 tracts of land, for $3.50.
Charles Stoftie and wife to Bessie l.
Gentzler and husband, convey acres,
1 rood and 81 square perches, for
$500.
Jacob Wink and wife to Clinton W.
Lippy and wife. convey ~ acres, for
$3.50
John r. Strevig and wife to Amos
Sauble and wife, convey 51a acres and
131 $40 square perches, for $l20-
John r. Strevig and wife TO Clayton
J. Sauble and wife, convey 3 acres
and 50 square perches, for $3.50.
Charles f. Mohaby ct al. to Eph-
rain nj. Reed and wife, convey Y
acres, roods and 25 square perches,
for $5.
Jacob R. Smith and wife to Jas. G..
Reed and wife, convey 80 square per
ches, for $31-25-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
DR. LEGG ASSAULTED NEAR
UNION BRIDGE.
Two Men Arrested i'm Baltimore
BE Tried at May Term of Court

DR.. T. H. Legg. OF Union Bridge,
was ycowardly assaulted on Tuesday
night, April IA, near Union Bridge by
-Rawlstrom Straw and Charles r..
Thomson, both Of Baltimore. DR..
Legg had been summoned by tele-
phone to the home Of Mr.. George
Straw, a brother OF Rawlstron Straw,
ostensibly for professional purposes,
and when he arrived the two men at
once began to beat him, knocking out
two OF his teeth and otherwise using
him roughly. 1t is reported that
several shots were fired as he was
leaving in his automobile.
The matter was brought to the at
tention Of States Attorney E. O..
Weant who had warrants issued for
the arrest of Straw and Thompson.
They were arrested In Baltimore Fri
day evening by Marshall Farnan,
and Sheriff Davis went to Baltimore
to bring them to Westminster, but
they refused to come with him. On
Saturday morning they came here
with their attorney, Mr.. Eugene
O'Dunne and had a hearing before
Justice Brown Saturday afternoon.
Both are held under $500 bail for as
sault, and Thompson $3.50 in addition
for carrying concealed weapon.
They prayed a jury trial for assault
and battery and gave bail for their
appearance at the May term OF court
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High School News.

On Thursday and Friday evenings,
May 7th and Sth, will be held the first
musical and dramatic entertainment
given by the Westminster High
School since the successful perform
ance of the Tyrolean Queen in the
spring or 1910. The coming enter
tainment will consist of three parts:
An Operetta entitled "Florinda" in
which the pupils Of the elementary
grades will take part; vocal selec-
tions by picked chorus Of girls from
the High School Department; and Mr..
William d. Howell's farce q Likely
Story" by students Of the upper
classes of the High School Department.
Instrumental music will be furnished
by the High School Orchestra. The
proceeds Of the entertainment will go
toward the library and contingent
fund Of the High School.
This year the High School has, for
the first time in its history, base ball
team composed entirely of bona fide
students So far four games have
been played, resulting i'm three vic
tories for the High School team. Two
of these victories were over the
strong team of the Frederick Boys
High School, and in both games the
Frederick team had an experienced
man who was not a student OF the
school in the pitchers box. The pitch
ing uf Leeds Billingslea has been g
pecially noteworthy.
In compliance with a regulation OF
the State Board of Education requir-
ing all accredited high schools to re
main open not less than thirty-six
weeks. exclusive of HOLIDAYS. the
High School Department will remain
open two weeks longer than the ele-
mentary grades. The elementary
grades OF the school will finish the
years work Friday, May 22nd, but
the work OF the High School Depart
ment will continue until Friday, June
5th. !.
The fourth annual banquet Of the
Alumni Association will be held Mon
day evening. June 8th, and the COM
meneement exercises will take place
the following evening, Tuesday, June
9th.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
Miss Anna MiIlers 18th Birthday.

Miss Anna Miller celebrated her
eighteenth birthday on Thursday
night, April 10th, at the home OF her
guardian, Miss Emma l. Shipley, near
Gist. at 73O the guests began to
arrive and by 9 o'clock the younger
folks were merrily engaged In party
plays. About IL o'clock the guests
were invited to the dining room where
cake, fruit, candies, nuts and lemon
ade were served. "a birthday cake
graced the center of the table with
eighteen candles. each set in rose
bud. Miss Anna was charmingly
gowned in white voile, embroidered
in blue, while Miss Effie Duvall, who
assisted in receiving, was dressed In
yellow silk trimmed in black velvet.
About 12 o'clock, the guests, having
enjoyed themselves tremendously,
left for their homes. Miss Anna re-
ceived many useful and beautiful
presents.
Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames-Peyton Poole, Samuel
Wilson, Arthur Buckingham; Mrs.
Kate Sauers, Mrs. Rose Hudgins and
Master Fillmore Hudgins, of Balti-
more; Mrs. Icydeane Smith; Misses -
Emma t. Shipley, Anna Miller, Effie
Duvall, Corinne Duva1l, Mamie
Hughes, Mabel Bennett, Hollis Cres-
well, Eva Kopp. Idora Poole, Olive
Poole, Estella McQuay, Ethel Nc
Quay, Lottie Knauff, Rena Snyder,
Norma Buckingham, Marie Grimes,
Marie Lindsay, Troxell Poole, Mar
garet Wilson; Messrs.-R- III. Ill.
Shipley, George Miller, Ray Brown,
Roy Snyder, Stanley Warfield, Paul
Easton, Ernest Haines, Ralph Ben
nett. Robert Bennett, Frank Bennett,
William Bennett, Clarence Clark,
George Glover, Clarence Glover,
Ebert Shipley, Walter Linton, Brice
Poole, Frank Lindsay, Barry Buck
ingham, Oliver Reynolds, William
Reynolds, Oscar Wilson, Nolan VIII
son, Wheeler Wilson, Roland Slater.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
Suffrage Rally.
For The Advocate.

OF Inc AQNOCdLe.
The Nation wide suffrage demon
stration which will be held in every
city and town OF any size In the United
States on Saturday, May End, will be
observed by the Just Government
League Of Carroll county.
The League met at the residence OF
Mrs. D. l.. Farrar, on Tuesday even
ing, with good attendance OF mem
bers. Communications from National
Headquarters were read, and discuss
ed, and it was decided to Join in the
observance OF the day, by holding a
meeting in the Opera House at half
past two o'clock, Saturday afternoon,
May End, to which everyone will be
welcome. There will be no charge OF
admission. Everything free, and a
good program is promised.
There will be music, moving pictures
and an address by Mrs. William Clag-
gett, of Washington, ID. g., member
OF the Congressional National Union,
and a most persuasive speaker and
charming woman.
Even if we differ from the speaker,
we can enjoy the program, and it is
hoped that, not only every member OF
the League will be present, to meet
and greet Mrs. Claggett, but that a
large audience will be there. including
Ms many OF the gentlemen or the town
as can conveniently attend.
Come and hear our reasons for ask
ing the franchise.
The following ladies were appointed
to arrange for the rally, and any in
formation can be obtained from them
in regard to it: Mrs. S. K Herr, Mrs.
Id. II. Farrar, Mrs. Carroll Albaugh,
Mrs. D. F. Shipley, Mrs. F. NJ. Shaw,
Mrs. Luther Bare, Mrs. o. ID. Gilbert,
Misses NJ. 3. Shellman, Annetta Whit
more, Maude Manahan, Lillian Erb and
May Farrar. Don't forget the date,
Saturday afternoon at half past two
o'clock, Opera House, Westminster.
Music, moving pictures, address. Ev-
erybody welcome. Free.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
western Maryland College Notes.

Miss Dorothy Mcdaniel, the talent
ed daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. w. r
Mcdaniel, rendered a piano solo be-
fore the students and faculty of West
ern Maryland College, Friday after
noon last Miss Mcdaniel rendered
st. Saen's Mazurka with great artis-
tic appreciation.
Miss Margaret Yingling rendered
THE Rose Ger the Way" in a beauti-
full soprano voice before the Brown
ing Literary Society Of Western
Maryland College last Friday after
noon.
There are two local lads making
good on the Western Maryland Col
lege base ball team. Smith. or West
minister, is playing third base and
covering that territory like a major
Lacquer He is a good sticker and
has made four hits in the last two
games. Sayers, of Smallwood, who
has recently registered at the Col
lege, is valued acquisition to the
team. In his first game at Annapolis
last Saturday his work behind the bat
was such as to be noted by the news
papers. In the game against St.
Johns, Sayers brought the only tally
made by the local club across the
plate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
JURORS DRAWN FOR MAY TERM OF
COURT.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.

On Monday Chief Judge William H.
Thomas drew the following jurors
for the May term OF the Circuit
Court Cor Carroll county:
Taneytown Ddstrict-James E.
King, Claudius III. Long, Jacob I'D.
Null, Benjamin F. Bowers.
Uniontown District-John w.
Stone, James Roy Myers, Charles
Edgar Myers, Michael b. Myerly.
Myers District-John +. Sterner,
Charles w. Koontz, Claudius Lawyer.
Woolery's District-William +.
Frick, Jabez g. Shreeves, James M.
Klohr, William O. Lockard.
Freedom District-Walter L. Haw-
kins, William r. Shipley, William J.
Hush.
Manchester District-Henry Sholl,
Willis F. Tracy, Curry +. Ament,
John T.. Brown, Conrad #. Hersh.
Westminster District-James w.
Beacham, Joel 4. Roop, Amos >.
Houser, "A. Reese Bixler, David G.
Ranoull, John f. Nelson, Jacob III.
Handley, William r. Lucabaugh,
Jacob III. Stephan.
Hampstead District-Charles w.
Ruby, Melchoir Algire, Elva o. David
son.
Franklin District-Charles Wesley
Barnes, Charles S. Pickett
Middleburg District-Peter I'D.
Koons, Abraham A. Lambert.
New Windsor District-Arthur O..
Albert, William Hesson, George P. B.
Englar.
Union Bridge District-John H.
Repp, Henry R Fuss.
Mt. Airy District-Walter l.. Nikirk
Arthur Hardy.
Berrett District-George A. Brown
Herbert Y. Leatherwood.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
FarTer Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rein Farver had q
family reunion at their home on Sun
day last There were four genar-
ations present: MIR. David Haines, of
Baltimore, father or Mrs. Rein Far
yer, and the following children Of Mr..
and Mrs. Farver, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Wright, of Franklinville; MIR.
and Mrs Orlando Farver, OF Sans
Creek; Mr. and Mrs Joe Ogle, Of
Bloom; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lescaleet,
of Virginia; MFR. and Mrs. Maurice
Bale, OF New Windsor; Miss Mary
FarTer, Messrs. Roy and Frank Far
yer, living at home. There were
tWenty-one grandchildren present.
Other visitors were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Ogle, OF New Windsor, and MIR.
Harry Frizzell, of West Falls.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
Orpahns' Court

Monday, April 20th.-Kate B. Nc
Donald, guardian for Julia a. and
Harry B. Mcdonald, infants, settled
her third account.
J. Walter Englar, administrator OF
Martha z. Englar, deceased, returned
inventory Of personal property and
list of debts.
Herbert O. Hill, executor OF Arthur
Hill, deceased, returned inventory of
personal property and list OF debts.
Lee A. Snyder, executor Of Mary G.
Stephan, deceased, reported sale OF
personal property.
The Last will and testament OF
Abraham Snider, late of Carroll
county, deceased, was admitted to
probate and letters testamentary
thereon were granted to Harry ID.
Snider, and George w. Snider, who
received warrant to appraise and or
der to notify creditors.
Letters of administration oD the
estate of Granville Harner. late Of
Carroll county, deceased, were grant
ed to Samuel ii. Mayors, who re-
ceived warrant to appraise and order
to notify creditors
Lewis r. Little, administrator OF
Lewis i. Little, deceased, received
order to notify creditors.
Tuesday, April 21st--Letters testa-
mentary on the estate OF William
Wortche were granted to Jacob n.
Baltozer, who received order to notify
creditors, and order to sell real c.
tate.
John J. Hurst, administrator OF
Sarah J. Morgan, deceased, settled
hfG fret and final nRRnmmf
Samuel T.. Johnson, administrator
OF Christopher Johnson, deceased,
settled his first and final account.
Edward q. Wilhelm, executor OF
Mary Wilhelm, deceased, received
order to sell personal property, re
ported sale of real estate, on which
Court granted an order INF 81.
Francis D. Reese, executor Of Mary
Horn, deceased, reported sale OF per
Sonal property, also sale Of real g.
tate, on which the Corut granted an
order nj si-
Laura B. Bair, administrative Oh
Emanuel Bair, deceased, settled her
hrst ana fEal account.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
REV. s. III. ORRICK TO HAGERS-
TOWN.
VIII Succeed Bishop Tyler at St
Johns June 4.

The Rev. Smith Hilton Orrick,
rector OF Ascension Episcopal parish,
announced on Sunday that he has
accepted call to the rectorship or
St. Johns parish, Hagerstown, made
vacant by the appointment OF the
Rev. John Poyntz Tyler, as mission
ary bishop OF North Dakota. He will
take charge Of the work in Hagers-
town June /.
For five years he was assistant to
the Rev. DR.. Humphries, rector or St
Peters Episcopal Church, Baltimore,
and was also assistant to the Rev.
Henry Evan Cotton, Of Emmanuel
Church, Baltimore, after the death OF
the Rev, DIR. Eccleston.
He succeeded the Rev. DR.. Frank T..
Gibson i'm Westminster, and his work
has been most successful here. 1t is
with great reluctance that his con
gregation gives him up.
Mr. Orrick ID about 80 years OF age.
He recently married Miss Ellen
Powell, of Baltimore
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
State Road From Westminster 10
Manchester.

The State Roads Commission who
reported last week that no bid was
accepted for the building OF the 4-91
miles OF state road from Myers En-
trance to Sherman's line. on the
Manchester road and that the
road would be readvertised has
reconsidered its action and has
awarded the building of the road
to Vincent & Company, Browns
Station, New York. by building this
stretch Of road the people Of Man
chester will have fine road TO the
corporation line of Westminster, and
will have good travelling the year
around.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
Christian EndeavOr Executive Meeting

The executive committee Of the
Carroll County Christian Endeavor
Union held very important business
meeting at the home OF Mr.. John Belt,
Westminster, Saturday evening, April
A. The County Convention will be
held at Deer Park Methodist Pro-
testant Church, Smallwood, Thursday
and Friday, May 28 and 20.
Arrangements were made for it. a
good program was outlined. Promi-
nent speakers and singers will be
present. Homes will be provided for
delegates, officers and speakers.
Lunch viii be served for 10 cents.
Societies throughout the county are
requested to send delegates as well as
reports and convention fee or $1.00.
Please remember this The program
will be published later.-Myr1e Caple,
Press Correspondent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
Westminster Wins.

y In closely contested game be-
tween the Frederick and Westminster
High Schools Saturday afternoon on
the base ball field, the visitors were
defeated 3 to 2. 1t was the first game
of the season. a large crowd wit
messed the game and the Westminster
boys were jubilant over their hard
won victory. Samuel Amman, of
Emmitsburg umpired. The batting
order:
Westminster-C. Masenhimer, 2b.;
Shaffer, 3d.; Grumbine, S.; w.
Masenhimer, CT; Difrendal, lf.; Buch-
man, h.; Whitmore, r.; Arnold, c.;
Billingslear p. a
Frederick-Webb, S.; Wren, Ct;
Moylan, 2b.; Harmon, 1b.; Grove, lf.;
Fegin, c.; Carey. 3d.; Clemson, r.;
Ball, p.
Score by innings:
Westminster TO o o o % % 2 o Is
Frederick -.---.0 4 o 4 q O o o o.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
County Commissioners.

The board met three days this
week with Commissioners Dehoff and
Stansbury present.
On Monday the regular routine
work was transacted.
On Tuesday the bond OF Theodore
Blizzard, constable for Berrett dis
trict, was received and filed, and the
board sat for transfers and abate-
ments for districts 5 and 6.
On Wednesday transfers and abate-
ments for districts Z and 8 were re
ceived-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24

man; Messrs.-Elmer Frock, Frank
Harman, Guy Nusbaum, Charles Har-
man, IT., Earl Owings, John Har-
man, Paul Jones, Raymond Little
Norman Nusbaum, Isaac p. Rickle,
Ray Nusbaum, Joseph Rupert. John
8. Harman, J. p. Nusbaum, w. =.
Corbin, Andrew J. BauerIien, Harry
Manger, Charlie Bauerlien, Clarence
Frock, Charles Manger, Walter Nus
baum, Ralph Mitten and others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
Marriage Licenses.

Harry WI. Wisner, Hampstead, and
Treva r. Wisner, Trenton.
Clarence T. Fridinger, Carroll
county, and Minnie Baugher. Hoke's
Station, Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24

One OF the few things that no
woman holds up to ridicule IL hand
mirror.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
Baust Lutheran Church.

Rev. T. p. Hafer, OF Taneytown, will
preach at Baust Lutheran Church
Sunday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-24
ARMY ORDERED INTO MEXICO
General Funston Leads 5000 Troops and Artillery to
Vera Cruz-WiIsOn will call for volunteers

not-Poson
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county road; thence S. 20 deg. IS
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S. line Tanner tract to point S.5G
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described as follows: Com. at a
point on the E. line NE4 SEt4 Sec.
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Sec. $; thence n. 50 deg. 5s min.
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OF Cyanide St Of the plated town
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said ST. from the 5 line OF Ar
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