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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-11-19
MO. 1868 EQUITY

I'm cine Circuit Court for Carroll County
Emma Spencer. VI AL, w. James P. Spencer % VII
Ordered this 10Th ely Or November A- D- ls15.
that the account Of the Auditor filed la this cansa
be finally ratified and confirmed unless cause to tn
contrary thereof b. shown On OH before the 9Th
day OF December next provided copy cf thia
order b. inserted for 70 successive weeks before
the East named day i'm Bome newspaper published
in Carroll County
OSCAR ID. GILBERT. Clerk
True Copv,-Test-
nov 19-2t OSCAR ID GILBERT Clerk
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1917 are welcome To attend these SER
vices. WV III. Saltzgiver, pastor
Carroll Reformed Charge

Jerusalem, Bachman's Valley DI-
vine service 10 a- m- IL. BENJAMIN
school ~. m- Divine ser-
vice p. m- The Union Thanksgiving
WIFI be held in St- Benjamin's Re-
formed Church at 10 a. am- Rev M-
F. Hersh will preach the sermon MI
H- ReinecKe. pastor.
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$4,000 TO LOAN
On Mortgages, in sums to suit
Apply to
FRANK u. MILLER,
Times Building,
N19-3t Westminster, Md.
INJECTION NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that TIL annual
meeting of thu members of The Mutual
Fire Insurance Company Of Carroll
County, for tn election of tn Directors
To serve for the ensuing year VIII r.
held at thu Office of thu Company, 20
East Main Street, Westminster, Md,
on Monday, the 6th day of December,
1915, between thu hour Of 10 o'clock A-
M, and 11 o'clock IA. M-
~ GLOYD LYNCH, Secretary
nov 19-3t
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Attention Company H.

All members are directed tO report
at the armory next Monday night tO
receive instructions IRA regard to en-
mobilization of the entire first bri-
Eade tt Baltimore, December 4th-
next By order Captain John N-
Weigle, commanding Company H,
First Maryland Infantry.
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o. kind of hero is man Who
tells his ~ife the truth, first, Tt md
always.
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REPORT Oh THE CONDITION

Of TAe Westminster Deposit G Trust COM
paRy wv Westminster, iA the State Wy
Maryland, ne the close XVI business
November ION. 1915
PREnTrpCEE
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SALE BILLS PRINTED ON SHORT
NOTICE AT THIS OFFICE.
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KN THE ORPHANS COURT Oh
Ill CARROLL COUNTY.
. October Term. 1915

October Iermr 1Sl5.
Estate Of Andrew Drechsler. deceased.
On application, IL u ordered. this 18TH day Ut
November 1915. that the sale or real estate OF
Andrew Drechsler. Late OF Carroll county. d.
ceased. made by George W. Drechsler. Execu-
tor Of TIN last win and testament of said deceas
a. and this day reported It'd ths Court by tn I'D
Executors. b. ratified and confirmed, unless cause
be shown To the contrary before The 3rd
Monday. 10th day XII December. next; provided
copy of rhis order b. inserted TO- three successive
weeks In some newspaper printed and published
in Carroll county. before III md Monday. I3th
day OF December. next
TN report states H. amount of II to D.
So. 3Ts-75-
ROBERT MI KOONTZ. Nj
HARRY K- SHAEFFER. Judges
SAMUEL MILLER.
True CUpy,-Tesr.
WILLIAM ARTHUR,
nov 19-3t Register ot Wills for Carroll County
THANKSGIVING HI COMING
SMITH ~ REIFSNIDER HAVE THE
OLD-FASHIONED TURKEY-ROAST-
ING NUT COAL. we wouldn't give "A
cent for "A turkey that wasn't we'll
Drowned In roasting. Our Coal viii
give you satisfactory results what
ever you use # TO-.
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stnte Ny Maryland. GoAAty of Carr0E ss:
ri J XII Burdette Cashier of the above-namad
bank do solernnfy swear that thu above statement
III TRUE to thu best Of my knowledge and belief
J- I'LL BURDETTE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Uf November. 19I5.
BRADLEY =. LEATHERWOOD
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
A WV. HALL.
JOHN FRI LEWIS.
W- III. JONES.
Directors
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.EPoRr o. THE CONDITION

ORTIZ Union National Bank Ht West- \
minister. fH fAe STATE 0f Maryland at ths
rL1Ee WI business. ADrenlJ4r fJ, 1915
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DEPoRr O. THE CONDITION

Of tHe First National Bank, Gt W. Airy,
in the State WI K1ryldHd- at TIE close of
business November 10th, 1915.
RESOURCES
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
POSTER STAMPS WILL
ADVERTISE THIS CITY



isstrr STAMPS hearrs ~ picture
uf hgauufU sin m an attractive
taihms COSTUME. viii "a an iktnhe,sl
~ used durfnf ihs present swimmer la
adVtrtislne throuEhout rvNas thr "a.
orisgncs and siiraciiNvnesH " gepus
christi as Summer reenrt
~ n iecher chairman ~ thc riib
laiiN tUmmltlse 20 the Cunn, rNiai
giuh. yesterday isid iht Canef mat a.
ihe neNt directorate meeting Dee will
NkU, rrconmcnJ tbc Yfiniius ui .t eao
10 those utstcre tLd that tnr1 viii nu
distributed io thosc business aud prs
ft--.eaal men 81 ihC ritN who WIZ
paste zoe ou lhe front of back ef each
irttcf matted frim hcrg
rh, puhlicii, camia'rn W thg Cam
mcrCili Diur That BE- i'clns csfrird 90
90 ara ruseni umc 3, tho use of h.l,
lssari is,slais tn the hrsei eiiiss nf the
state ana 81 dislaas sl'acc IN surh
idslY ueaa stat, l,spsss as th0 ileHs
taf lfrt San Nntnnlu ENrftsa amt
ihanas Nr,ss hgs snceoe4ied Deb foruslnN
tho e,v 90 ih, tArAtiUnist on Ttxas
and BE- artms a. Ht generally agreed
THAT thD rrVsgrf summer ls lriNins thr
hcsi lea thr history ~ NnFpus Christi
as summer roaerf
Warren Chal mtn "a the tfm ~ Feu
e.ron A Chapman, WV m1kc "a sre
yialtN oi ftuiNe Furnished rotiaars aaa
apartments iold tht Caller srsirrias
inaf raeh daN he srm tins ffom ivn "a
twenty nuulrirs iof This clars as &C..
Communications foI tnr Yaghuunifte.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
PERSONAL MENTION

a. Allison ~ slnton 81 in the uiil
on business Welt "a guest at she
Horne apartments
w. g. DAVIS anH Nift ~ shf,t eiaiff
trf hrrf fm Visit fhDl Hfe ain'lnF
at ihe Pavilion
Fred vs. Mailsi aud Nifo ~ Crystal
CiD are visitors iu SEQ cas- Fuesfa at
thr Horne apsrimrulA
81 McArihuF repfrs,ntinE ihr
san Antonio Hreninf AHapfiaiipn. ssa
Corpus Christi visitor un business
Yesterday
49, =. iuta iaHt niFin irn tHe ril
f1f a. luuin whru Dr. sNl VfDud r.
few days on business
FoHs paauln is here from Galveston
Or short siaY on hpHinean heins
REGISTERED as the Pavilion.
% Frlsl ~ Cabinet Oklahoma is
tis.tof m the city o guest ai th'
Horne apartments
hlisn Zoe smith last niRht isfi the
ciis fof Quannh 20 spfnd fss Nfosi
visiting friends
nrs Forrest Claff and aaaahisr ans
Airs Mabel Muasey Hafes - Alice sf'
visitors in fhe ciiy. sucsta ~ enc Sue
r4a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
THREE BIG FREE ACTS
AT L0YD'S PIER TONIGHT
High Owe, hsssboys ovaristis snd
Josephine Mbsmaaehs. Cabaret
Singer. On Tonight's uiu

Three great ble ffro arta hafe been
&C.,, nrcl iat ihs lloyd ilW dufnE enc
lnN asa celebration ana ~ s"'h
fsrslFnru nrp fhrss attractions thAf %
ia "a fofrEnne g0uelusion that i."tdf
vlil lr ihe msfra fu thousands uf th'
tiniiufu and fsr huua fplkF Hf vel
rupfHnF tho hiil far ianiAhta Yrn
nren BE- Daredevil Wrn1on nhu st
~ 90 orlaft viii metr hla famous
ienp from ihr fpp ~ ladder sisif.
nfs feel in thf aif ia hilte ~ iif'
Thir lf aaid a. hc fhr nnsf Thrilling
difinf aft ever STAGED and whom Hif'n
"a Atlantis Clff aat iunr AZ hreN 2
crowd ~ $1,000 gffsuuh
Iiff nsraHd aiifnFii"n ir inf Famous
SrNanesa 4ntristf ~ Sew pfsranf tpr
uaya nFe sineiuF ihsir va io ffirca
Ihes Nili Gins ia i,Yfda innlgni 20
60 na > a0 and 10 90 e'flpeh.
The fhlfd boot af nu means ihr least
nafnhrr ~ Josephine Nafmnduhe. 4
haaufifui and talented foupN souan
81 iasuup pur isaus I,frqu1 ~ nHs
eltham i peer rhe sii Ritf sffits
- special danfes end ~ili sisia 3 mum
Der nf her MOST popular bite ihie if"a
rfam staffinr az y 90 uclufs The 80
mission "a ihv pief h. oniI ~ rrniH and
aH ~ the attractions usmed above are
( Gree Advertisement ftfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
CROWDS ARRIVING
FOR THE big JULY
FOURTH CELEBRATION
SUCCESS OF TIE slG PARADE FoR
MONDAY IS UP 10 MERCK.
ANTS SAYS FARRts



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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
EXPOSITION ENDS TONIGHT
Baby Show fer Girl Babies Oni,
THIS Anernoon Al 400
O'Cicck

Eeuirhf r the iafi niFh af the Mcr
ohsnis and Manufacturers Exposition
and an nr tnr valuable pfifcs inas aro
Ncluf nItrn nt mrr hlnts of thlH DiN
Will hc fiten to tnr luckA ticAri hnidora
40 600 u'OiuIh thia afftfnoon there Will
hr haus contest for bahl Elra uuh
knd Valuable euid priFe vui he slt
ou tu tnr winner rue,lli music will
Dol, rnu of thr ctcuing urapram
E,,r, nodt DomD lnd have a good tlmr
AdNof fiatmtnt $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

Those 49, have been ASKED 70 ss0ss
AZ aides to gee grand marshal ~ the
parade tn nt staeesi neat Mqnday after
noon are expected 90 Az anec nniIfi
Secretary Iarris ~ rhc Commercial
Club or Chairman Hun " thcy win
~ able to serve
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

M and NIs Ham iinrt - Port
worth nfs among thf yscanonisis in
fhe eitv guests at ihe NueeeH.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

q Mr,rr ~ Wann Boz af fhr Seaside
hoi,i fnr a Short sfaf hatrg arrived
yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

r. Davidson 81 Ncs 0risans .r o.
visitor n tho r.iJ banr registered
al TIE Seaside
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
COUNCIL. Is ASKED
To AMEND CASWfil
RAILWAY FRANCHISE
PROPERTY OWNERS OF SECOND
SrR6ET oRJEcr 70 TRACKS
ON rAAr SrREEr
cenrattse % c'.,tsns Aeeesrec he'er'
CounsA a. the Friday As'crNeen
Regular SESSION.

r~o ehtcetiens 90 the franchise
souehi n, j a. Cas0el Wore NeiV"d
az srsiruias's rcsslvn ~ thr NAtt
conncil b. "a Mites ara Ches N'eHct
property owners 81 sseond street az
rsatcd AZ COMMITTEES to rrei'e1
ssainss the uso 20 sec.snd r'W'yt fvt the
infrrufban care and thss asNed shat
NJ ys-~vN rvisgi ~amr uthrr ftfrc'
snA that the franchise ho 81 amended
rh,t pointed oui thHt ritvei car
line Will shortly Ne n operation an
mind street az Gar 40 Ehaarrth and
illsi na necessity exists fn the tNi"
.nN uf uno within ere hlN,sk ~ TINS
nc~ hnr rhes promised that Ni'"'n
the nest few dasr thvs VIII present
a petition uf rfstest sspcd by prae
Hsail, an ~ tho propcrfF owners W
chat rtrcOt
Clause Net Understood
Commissioner coilins stated that
SECTION ef ihv franchise WRr nvi go
nf had sndefsl,sla Us tA De- fhf Hrc
ton In question vads
An rdilns siock fcpaM fheiif.
hasiusss offcss and yaf hArrs
aeri in thr operation 81 thU ciis
street railway system shall he ksi'i
Nlthn too hnnts 90 tto said ciiY
W NApus CHRISTI cNreW r'llns
staet ana tcmiesl facilities fef
u-U ~ inicrurhAn lines
Oerr,Vss City ~ TsNss.
The contention VI i'unmisfinf w. Dui
iuns BE- ihai tbis VIII riso The ufin 4,
I NuaA ihr power tanse outside thc els
/ dcpgsins the rliy 81 ihc annual taxes
aud he indicated that there had brrf
"a mistaAr sa the ruuncn had und'f
atuud that ihia aptuom 10 t srpeafei
& in the ORIGINAL franchise NNuld h'
7 ,hanssd
10 wac pointed uut however that ih'
franchise pau bc am,ndcd nt avs um'
neforr nuai pessafo which wil nui nc
ruf uatn afiet ihe nItflHi tnucma'
rirrtlon which val probably pu hrh
on Fndst iuis se.
kinmsr - Arhdsr
Tho Council Delegated fa iuidln0
Inspector ths final wofd aa ta ihr con
rsrusuoh Ui concrete undrfffHun'
nnh fnf the storage uf so ard rHHulit
on property of he rosan Mcsirn'
RailWuA Cnmpsi, north ~ halltoa
IRNvnup Two pftlfiunn VIEW receive
iu thl- respect unv priiiion aHhinE ths
ihr tanks hs allowed and ihu nihr
protesting 80 gallagher o. thr pe
ihianer ashins that thc tFhi GO huu
ihc tRnAs b., slscn auA he read iri
ter arttd hy "a ~ Caldwell p
somhrato and W "A Farmer insni
aner aFruia aa,fnr that ths erection =
lbs TANKS would not rnuac mise
thr ntr Insurance rates fur that 900
Iiiun ~ ihr elty
m oYhrr matters considered AS the Hei
rien were nf ruutre nature Attend
/. 'lnf ihc mrc'iHr wefo Mayor Mile
/. Commissioner suihrfiHnd unilRfh'
. snd Doinna Secretary MuiuFan. AZ
turnc Savage and Ctlef Fowler
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

The ladies o. the Do~nto~n Dis,rict
~ fhr Methodist Missinuafs Society
wln serve nah dinner and sapprr
nest Monday az fhc Nnfaforum
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

fNf council wHF Ntr1 anxious in erUut
the rruu, .fs huf thHt duf fl lht scare
ltt ~ water would no unahio Oh do so
rhr nfw mnlns and thr tcN plant ct
Cahileu viii hc ready Tor use bs sep
trmhor 3 ana ths daily water drlHcD
goo tho stand Iipgs win hc Increased
from 600 600 eaiione to maximum ct
iU.V0n.1H0 enilens
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

Rev. 7. >. Sessions presiding elder
uf inc Herfiur district uf iho Method
lst church AND pu sideut ~ thr Texas
Euworih leaRu, ie in tht cty fnf
ihrse wreks stay to afmfFc Hn prc.
Im4aucs fnr thc ferhoumina go
eampmtnf io Dr. hcla 40 Epvorih hf
the- SEA- AueuU a-lt pr Sessions will
nu thc palpt of the First Methodist
church SUNDAY hIs moruinr SERMON
topic hcInr iicavrnr sad cyeuiue
topic "pimnilty thc Measure ~ im-
puftlrcc"
Evening journal., 1915-10-29
FRIDAY OCT. 20. 1915
FALSE ro PARTY. FALSE TO PUBLIC.

FALSE TO PARTY; FALSE TO PUBLIC.
THE Republican party and the Republican organsa.
ton believe in and stand for good county govern
menL
When Republican is nominated for Office In this
comfy Is with the explicit understanding that he be-
ie'es in and win pursue governmental policies which
are good, true honest and wholesome.
When Republican is elected to office il Is presumed
that The pledges he has given to his party also are given
t. the people and that for the credit Of his party and
the benefit Of the people. he Will do the fair d square
thing from the time he is nducted into office until he
relinqulshes Il.
An official who fails pursue such policy is doubIy
untrue. He is untrue to The party that honored him
with nomination and untrue to the people who hon.
Ored him with an election.
That the attitude that should he assumed toward
the Republican Levy Court Of this county by every Re-
publican who values his party afIlaton and his Ameri.
can citizenship. 1t is the attitude OF the Republican
partyj It the attitude OF the Republican organization
and II should be the attitude OF the Republican ind
vidual.
this Is a Republican newspaper II is not an organ.
The present Levy Court Of New Castle county Is Re-
publican body IN name. but not In policy or practice.
Instead OF living up the high ideals that should shape
the conduct Of any Republican body certain of the Re-
publican members of that court, in combination with
ceran Democratic members aud otherwise, have COM
mtted unRepubican acts that have made Of that Levy
Court discredit to the who compose Il and bur.
den upon the taxpayers.
The Republican party and the Republican organiza-
tion quite naturally disaVow sympathy with and re-
sponsibility for such conduct by hybrid body that
seems to be lost to all Of official resporsibtu
and shame That applies to the Republican end Of IT,
under the leadership OF President Everett b. Holnrs
worth, and TO the Democratic end Of it under the lead
ershp OF William A. Scott. There Is a suspicion that
there exists between those two ends working agree
meni In which ~The public be damnedlv figures as the
cornerstone upon which all the other covenants rest
When the Republican President Of this RepubIlcau
Levy Court Everett b. nolllngswOrh is so lost 10 all
sense Of oieia prOpriety permit his own brother
to obtain county road construction contracts amouu,u
% thousands OF dollars and Is bold as to attempt IA
defend such award. is not surprising that tho on
tire Levy Court is under public suspiclon that self.
respecting Republicans disposed to disown and d.
nonnce it, and that 1t has the target for hitter
criticism, most OF which comes from Republican
sources with yehemenee which reveals its indignant
whole-heartedness.
Evening journal., 1915-10-29
A WARNING IN PEABODY ACCIDENT.

INVENTIONS children we're killed and many others
we're injured as result Of a fire panic in St.
Johns Parochal School in Peabody, Mass, yesterday
The accident occurred in spite Of the fire drill and
seemingly was due to two fundamental causes. One
the absence Of adequate fire escapes. The other
was the narrowness OF the vestibule and doorway
through which the 600 pupils endeavoring to
cape from the building. jam occurred in the vesti-
bule the doorway with the result that OF the
victims trampled to death there.
That Peabody disaster has local bearing 1t should
raise the question. "n how many Of Wilmngtons pub
lie parochial and private schools do conditions
which invite such deplorable accdents? It only
should raise the question but it should bring the
and the remedy every quarter in which such
a menacing condition exists. Those in charge OF
public parochial ana private schools have RESPONSE
bility in this matter that should be recognized and
that cannot be evaded II will be much better for them
to make survey and apply the remedies now than 10
wait until such action Is forced by the destruction OF
the lives of many OF bright and promising boys
and girls.
Evening journal., 1915-10-29

of Dover, as well as other places
throughout Kent county. visit the cool
and shady park to pass away a few
hours during a warm day, and Mrs
Richardson should derive much
satisfaction from the knowledge that
she has been the means of placing
so much pleasure and enjoyment
within the reach of all residents of
this section, rich and poor alike The
park would be a credit to any large
city, and it is to Dover what the
Brandywine Park is to Wilmington,
what Fairmount Park is to Philadel-
phia, and what Central Park is to
New York. a medium for the most
healthful and enjoyable Of all recre-
ations, a hack to nature outing
Evening journal., 1915-10-29
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Prosperity is feeble reed.-Danie DAncheres
.-.-.-.
The Lord knoweth the way of the righteous but
the way OF the ungodly shall perish.-Psams i:6
.-.-.-:
II a man also strive for maseres. yet is he not
crowned. except he strive lawfully-II Timothy ii:5
:-.-.-.
Ihe vicious man, therefore dies, 50 far as the soul
can die and the death Of the soul is both while merg
ca IN body TO descend into matter and be filled with
l darkness and deformy and after IL lays aside body
70 return into IL again, TIL after proper pureation n
rises 70 things superior and eeyates its eye from the
st uiu mass Tor indeed, to descend into Hades and
.eh asleep IN its dreary regions means nothing more
Of body.-Plotius. anu 0'S0uiiH
Evening journal., 1915-10-29
With The Paragraphers

Details of the state Constabuary have been assigned
10 the Lower Susquehanns Valley TO smash the esnss
of hsh pirates which have been operating in This
ton. These keen-eyed horsemen will do more i'm se,
days to break up the illegal practices OF the poachers
and vioators OF the game laws than the ordinary
guardians of the law in years-Harrisburg Telegranb
Last year in Pennsylvania, hunters killed 27s655e
pieces of legal game. In weight this represented 3 .
259301 pounds, more than 2,629 tons AT eighteen
per pound, the value fixed by the secretary Of
the commission the value of the game killed is nut AT
twice this In fact, it might be regarded kind OF
sacrilege to estimate bag Of game in dollars and
cents-Ohio State Journal
Evening journal., 1915-10-29
A MATTER FOX CONGRATULATIONS.

rpHE anonymous giver OF the 100000 and certain
= valuable tracts Of land to Delaware College cannot
fail to be pleased with the many expressions OF an
probation that have been heard since those splendid
gifts we're announced That appreciation is evinced
not only within State but also outside OF IT, The
following editorial utterance by the Philadelphia Rec
ord gives point TO that assertion:
The anonymous gift to Delaware College OF half a
million dollars hard the heels of a princey land do
nation from the purse. is matter for all-around
congratulation-to the good old college itself which
IS the direct beneficiary; TO the State of Delaware
which helped by whatever helps institution de-
voted to serving il, and TO Deawares neRhbOrs since
some OF the good radiated from the Diamond States
diamond Is sure TO cross the border and shed light for
tnem- The college is a firm foundation with
ongent trustees an accomplished and jealous pres-
~ IN tne person OF Dr. S c. Mitchell and faculty
sro,, pt,Ss,essNe teachers We bespeak for il great
not so many years hence '''
All OF which is true and matter in which ALI trne
Oea"areans should take pride =
Evening journal., 1915-10-29
SPIRIT OF THE
DELMARVIA PRESS
RICHARDSON PARK.

From the Dover State News.
As each summer passes the people
OF Dover and vicinity appreciate more
and more the liberality of Mrs. II. A.
Richardson, wife of former United
State Senator Richardson, in present
ing TO our town the beautiful park
on the banks Of Silver Lake, known
as Richardson Park. Each summer
an increasing number of residents
Evening journal., 1915-10-29

Townsend Is looking up Recently It awarded a
contract for new and handsome school TO replace
the one destroyed by fire. Now is endeavorng 10 OBJ
TAIN through private enterprise electric light plant
At present kerosene lamps used for Illuminating
the streets and houses It is prosperous little rura
community that deserves credit for endeayorng to get
abreast OF the times.
Evening journal., 1915-10-29

persons We're killed in New York city on SEN
=, ~ 'as' as result Of subway cave-in. Much
nes ,r ~ ,s"'ns TIME has been consumed by coro-
MAJ resret'aole accident. That jury has msds A..
porr II mas failed to hold anyone criminav resno,a,
o'e ior the eaTen and has contended itself v,,t us
suring the Municipal Bureau Of Combust,h,os -
inspecting the work in accordance with the cv 90.
Inc jury holds that the caven was caused by the sa
ing On OF an excessive blast in the excavation That
Deing true the public officials should 20 after the a
who were responsible for that excessive blast ana
fsh them for their death-dealing work
Evening journal., 1915-10-29

The Association Of
American Advcrtls-
srs Is composed OF
al the great ndver.
tisers OF this coun.
try. The Associa-
tion endorses only
such papers a. sub.
NIT 70 lis examina-
iion az any moment.
and positive proof
must be submitted
The accompanying
certificate. No. 4l51,
has been issued C
thin paper.