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Yesterday. Results.

At Pitt sDurR n---
s3l5s7s 80 II IL I3 Vs. is
ooooiooo o 0 o 0 3-5
ooo6o20oo % 0 o . o.
Ratteriss-Touey and Wirgo; MIL
Ter and Wilson. tmpires-Klem and
Emslie.
AZ Philadelphia
innings. / 2 3 I M
- York o n z n o 0 0 ! %
Phils'phIa 90 q Ia q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rariden
Render McQuillen and Burns TN
pfres-Riglsr and Harrison.
At Brooklyn
innings. st5sTss Ri z
Boston 80 %
brooklyn FL q 0 o l--S ?
Ratteries-Barnes and Gowdy;
pfem~r and Meyers Umpires-o Day
' CFirst Cameo
A. Chicago
innings. " =
St Louis % 0 20 % Q
chicago 30 o o 0 q o 0--i 10 4
Patteries--Doak and snyder. Law
ender. Packard and Fischer and
clemens Cmpires-Byron and ouis-
ley.
st, rn FsGHI: ~ ! : !:
Chicago II go o o '-s
Ratteries--Ames. Meadows and
GONZALES: seaton. Packard and Ar
cher Umpires-ou'Eley and Byron.
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Todsy's Games.
.g-.tE ~ rfffaLIr

Cincinnati At Ptttsburgh.
New York az Philadelphia.
BOSTON NJ. Brooklyn-
No others scheduled.
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Alma Loses TO Normal
Mt Pleasant Normal defeated Al
ma college Wednesday, 2 to1.
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ST. LOUIS TO
KEEP SISLER

CINCINNATI. o.. June IA de-
cision in the George slsler case,
which has been hanging fire In Ma
tional commission circles for about
a year, may be handed down here
Monday by August Hermann, chair
man OF the commission.
The decision Is expected TO give
the ST. Louis Browns clear claim
to Sisler. who also II claimed by
Pittsburgh. Unofflcially, Hermann
has said there has been no evidence
submitted by Pittsburgh TO show
that Sisler ever had signed with the
Pirates. Pittsburgh has carried Sis
Ter on its ineligible list several
years, while he was attending the
University OF Michigan and later
when he signed with the Browns
last year and proceeded TO win a
regular job with that club.
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WsshinGton edged out n win over
the Athletics. Dumont pitched n good
game for the Senators, allowing three
hits.
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Hsif . gsne separate. the sesstor-
sr.s- shs 1.Aisss. Iesdisg the Iessue.
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LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.

Printisg--the pisi. neat kina--that
ss risht-ri'ues job Oept.-Msiu ss5o.
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AMI SEINE WIS.

And His Band Of so Nine. Emilia
Bernardo, Soprano. Two Excellent
Programs Prices. Mat. csc, Eve
soc. No higher.
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Watching the
Sc0reb0ard
y EsTERDAY's HOMERs

smith. Cardinals. on seatou, tubs-
MerkI~. Ginnt.. on Bender, Phtitles.
Wheat Dodgers. OF Barnes. Braves.
Dauss Tigers. on WOifEang. White
SOY.
Meyer, Athletics. on Cuilop. Ynn-
KEGS.
Giihooiey. Yankees. OF Ns.ors,
Athtettcs-
HiRh. Yankees, on Wyckon, Ath-
tettcs.
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National League.

LANDING.
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Tnha,,- Games.

Henry. Gregg and Thomas and *
rev Umpires-Owens and OLough-
lin.
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STANDINGS
American League.

STANDING,
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= II nenklns summer school.

Twenty-Five students from Carroll
county are attending Johns Hopkins
University Summer School. which is
in progress at present. The following
are The teachers taking courses. New
In \. Grouse. Westminster Clara f.
DefIlbIHg. TaneytoHn: Mary /. Fiscel.
Westminster Walter +. Folk. Man
chester. LaRne 4 Gum. Nj Airy;
Wiley II. Jenkins. Westminster Ella
NJ Lee. Hampstead: Mary Z. Lee,
Hampstead; Margaret A. Eoekard,
Westminster Ethel Il. Manahan. West
Minister Alma Z. McCaffreY. West
Minister Della n Myers. Westmin-
ster. Katharine I Rudy, Nj Airy;
Mary L Roger. Westminster: Alice V.
seihyi Mt Airy. Alma r. shriner.
TaneYtown; Clara E. Smith. Wood
blne. Alice {. Toon. Mt. Airy: and
Hattie n Willet. Westminster.
These are preparing To teach (:
Laura y. Day. Nj Airy; WinIfred r.
Masenhimer, Manchester; Irwin K My
ers. Westminster: Anna I. Ridgely,
Manchester; Esther r. Ridinger. Har-
ney; md Lydia z. selby, Mt Airy.
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Rlrthda1snrnrise Pmf4.

Mr. Harry y. Little, Playground
Heights. was completely surprised
July 18th when a number of friends
and neighhora gathered Al the home
Of Ir. Edward Maneha. from whence
they went to Mr. I.ittle's. reminding
him Of his birthday. They Were soon
given possession of the house. and
all had a good time. At late hour
all we're invited 10 the dining room.
where the table was laden With good
things. Another surprise for Mr. Little
was The birthday cake with . candles
on. After wishing Mr.. Little many
more such happy occasions all left
for their homes. Among those pres
ent we're: Measrs. and Mesdames--
Harry w. Little. Thomas Cotter.
Emanuel Hollenbaugh, David Slonak-
er. Owen Green, John Myers, ]. II.
Gonso. Warren HollenbauEn. Lewis
Horst. James erobbs, Edward Mancha.
Arthur Wanlz Roy Weller: Mrs.
Amelia Ieppo: Messrs. :. Bright
vel. Scott slonaker, Ray :. Palmer.
Of Mohtezuma. Ohio; Phillip Ham.
Sterling Leppo: Misses-HeIen Shrin-
er. Edna BrIghlwell, Olive Mancha.
Nellie Hollenhaggh. Margaret Myers.
Margaret Weller. Georgianna Weller.
VIoIa Study. BERTHE Lepno. Edward
Ianpo. Edward Mancha =. Master
lawrence Weller. Virginia Gonso and
Erma Gonao.
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which .aa the ~ following the
dedieHIznH. set = IIEally. ! not
formally he congregation G4Hzz into
rxiaisH.E n fAe - Hf the corner
stone IH.IHR WIN he saInafans
fanFIBIx Zaxe Their consent T. HzHe a
church aHd congregation of fhsIH ON.
We select he annIz HTzary Of -. HaTn-
er-atona laying therefore, rs tna most
fitting IIMe 10 celebrate the Golden
Jubilee i ita founding
A. - tlmr af organization there
we're - - charter members. only
one Of nom is - living. Ing n
EOod. faithful and Iaxal member q tho
church i The present time. 81 IN.
Al eHnHzanhsin = re fraf =IIsffh
council elected a. Hase ia = to
their eternal reNa=I excepting 4F. O.
u 7. Matthias - Haa one = tire
Hrat dsa.ana Of =. church. I'd Rho
is atIII \ ioyai meIHEef Of the aHKani-
Eaiion From tn humble I'D IN
auanieIaHH beginning Grace Church
has steadily grown HnHsr the splendid
leadership af heF pastors aud Ihs 60.
operation Bf her mentors. antII she
ls on - The strong Il and IaFKeat
churches IN our - having - en-
rolled msnErrship = present unan It's
records. u over - names
IN the nfy yeaH#. #ix pastors have
served - church = follows lev.
a. 4 Holloway. I =. 1868 = SIS.
Res + : stFoble Is TO isga Key.
John : Earnest. : =. 1859 = SIS,
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Attention.. Children ef Westminster.

The suggestion made by 1rH. Austin
Gallagher that a ilaE be purchased by
popular subscription and sent 10 our
brave hos OF Company II. as 4 token
of our appreciation Of them. md in
recognition OF Their prompt and 10y
nj response TO the eaIl Of duty i such
as admirable one. that il deserves an
ready and loYal response from
our citizens generally. Having con-
scented - cooperate with Mr.. Gala
CHER. n this beautiful and patriotic
work, / want 10 al the attention OF
the children OF Westminster. md to
say thaI the entertainment We we're
planning for the aame purpose. will
be postponed and We will contribute
our pennies and nIeEeis with the larg
er amount OF the grown upH.. RE
boys and girls. the price of
an Ice cream cone 0r one moving pic
tnre ahow will heln make n the
amount needed, and We will IL help
TO buy The flag for Company Il. The
invitation Is not only 10 the people OF
Westminster, but to the entire county.
can b left at either OF
the three Offices. The Advocate. The
Times n The Sentinel Subscriptions
from the children or BY mail ean also
be semi 10 the care Of
MISS MARY :. sHELLMAN.
206 East Main street.
Westminster. nd.
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FROM EAGLE PASS.
Sens From n. 4H-, Camp Ord, Eagle
Pass, Tex., July -. 1915.

News From n. sHr, Camp Ord, Eagle
Pass, Tex.. July =. 1915.
Il Is quite amusing 70 read the ar
b. Company 1 men. Az general
rule they do not make their letters
eomplete--there Is a reason.
Orville wrote fine letter but he
omitted to mention that he was on. IA
tigue duty inst for running of to
town without consulting our top
Sergeant, John A. Marsh. who is al
ways on the alert. However, II i
hoped that 0rYille vii not become
discouraged BY this bit Of news.
Corporal stoner's message was very
interesting, - he gaze N excellent
account OF our trip. Reginald would
profit by having some eontrlyanee n
get him up and out In Iime for re-
feiiie. He xas late the other MORN
m and Just n reminder vas given
some tXira duty. He Is good wood
cutter and haH bright future. ssfz
geants EmIgh and Smith and CLERK
Yingling were also on the wood pile
the other day for hanging around The
kitchen without having 3 aatisfaeton.
I3HHDii Jam va 1AAAksh -
pnI water on Emigh's axe 10 keep !
from getting hot. Charley Helwig i
rnHtIing around on extra fatigue duty.
ana IL you ask him he vii tell yun
WhY.
Joseph Smith. formerIs Of the NJ
chine Gun .. has been transferred
n Company II and makes good
acquisition - Corporal HefrB saaad.
Company II had interior guard
duty Tuesday night and Wednesday
md from information n hand. all tn
hsYs did y sood. n 1T better than
IHHIr predecessors. In Hame instances
fHeF c1eeilea. especiall1 IN guarI
mounting shsfe they name put win
70 necr. knHHrt Long ASSERTS that h
Id 4 dangerous post. hearing diTsn=
~ animals nFoSliug nd bowling
HHHr him continually. Ne are n
eIIHed to HEIIaFe thaf hob" -
dreaming n fact, we IL not see huH
i could be otherwise. - serEeanIH
bowers. EIiIzaI. BIN HYsTz. Shinlez.
Jordan and one more fellows haEH
ben hunting carefully Iar and vide
and could NJ dnd ANYTHING moHa
Ihan feR makes. hon tuadg, Il
aids and Mexican Hiea
Douglas Lindsay ia = master Of ~
znd quarters md n obvious by visit
InR his tent. however. i + not 10 =
construed ihaI the other squads are
not active n this respect 4 IL sd
ihHf BENJAMIN sherfax i the stead
- man IN = Company. md hiH =
liability cannot b. doubted Sergeant
nIlHnFslea d himself maeh credit =
handling details incident 70 guard
duties Tuesday and "Wednesday. Corr
~ Mitchell marched - God aa -
- showed - To perfection -
Hofals TosnzHead aud E.HElar are =
- worthy q eBmmendaIIun. but -
latter cannot Fpt out - he habit =
aHkfnE--aia Iha mail n nr when -
Il he here Paul WimsTf has nj
nlaeed eyehfa. and haz aeen apprizsd
aT tho fact Re wonder II hia BE-
EIfl knows i Francis Hseae has bean
assigned n another clerical position
He 10 under command If General
Green. Who = shief Of EzaKle Pass d
IfIsf
Finally : + 10 be admitted TIA
Company = men are good bunch
and are deserving Of Ind eansldsra=
On We - hope to return homa
ason and Nj fhen impaFf u our folk
al Interesting happenings. All auF
10y send BE- regards = those whom
= have InII It home
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LETTER FROM OSCAR MONROE.

! letter fHam Private 0Haar Monroe
- his mother. dafed EaEIe Pass. T..
Is 20. III
Daar Mother
will eHaap this opportunity aHd
sFIie to ynu while The morning ia 81
col All tHs men vino .Hre sick aHa
much better now. their trouble rams
mostly from being 9aHHinaicd fnT
mall po1 IT The inoeauIaIInH for =
nheid. either ny cause illness IN &c
4 mans condition and HxHlsm are nj
healthy | lie one more InneculatInn
Tor typhoid II To taHe= MHmps h..
broken out n ramp NOV. Al the mn
Hho have IL had them are catching
them. The disease gained Too much
headway before the doctors discovered
i and nov Il IL spread Ill over tie
camp. Every case is moved immedI-
ately To san Antonia, 70 he base hosz
pItal. 1t + rue that pa day has not
come yet. Nearly all the men are ouI
af money. A for mxaelf. ! haze
plenty OF stamps and paper but ha.e
lent out moHt all my money to fellows
Rho went broke before vas. Never
theless. We re Just uz veil on. foT
Ne have but little chance ~ spend auY
money. | Received buHhel OF Texas
peaches. for the band. from o Hef.
Aten, OF Tyler Texas. ! met him On
IL way don here while We were II
Tyler, The peaches we're fine. villa
L reported % be near here and the
Garranza troops are pouring mo
HIedras Negnaa. | waz down on tie
rIfer Sunday watching the Mexican
troops ONE INTO Piedras. Negras. d.
feetly over tie river from ns We are
using powerful search lights here AT
er night = means Of such instrn=
ments we ean watch lie border f0r
miles from one station. Willie Boone
and | took long hunt for rattlesnakes
but failed To ind any. White people
are very scarce here. buE many Indians
and MexicanE, are TO Be found. They
are very peaceful and visit the CAMP
Every day scores of small children
bring pals md baskets into camp %
gather up what food Il left from the
soldiers meals. They 20 70 each man
and take meat skins, bread orusts or
What ever l. left and carry home u
eat. Joe. our pet dog suffered -
much from The heat that The officers
had him killed. | did not care much.
The boys from ST. Johns. College stole
hin and kepI him a few DAYS in Their
section OF the camp. He liked 1t bet
ter there than IN his old home, conee-
auently he had been living there Tor
: few days prior TO hIa 1eath. The
climate IL very warm. but we do not
feel the heat % much mo-.
Trusting IL are wei. md that You
vii enjoy hearing from me. | remain.
OSCAR.
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BARBRANCH.

Mr. John V. :. Koontz. Of Harris
burg. Pa, spent from Friday until
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. md Mrs.
y. 7. Koontz ana also attended the
Pleasant Valley picnic.
MIaa Hattie brown spent Sunday
with Hiss Trepa Myers, of FrIzellburR.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer WanIz and two
children, OF Bae1man's Valley. spent
Saturday evening With Mrs. Wantx's
parents. Mr.. and mrs. @. !. sIarner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollie II. HeIHig and
son. Leroy, of Hanover. Pa. snent Sat
urday ma Sunda. Nth mrs. Helwig's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Koontz.
Mr. Amos KoonIz. who wa spend
ing rome time with Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter HHIwig, has returned to h[s home
in Haserstown.
MT. md Mrs. llaud Myers entertain
ed . Saturday evening, Mr.. nd Mrs.
Samuel Myers. II. Edward zenn and
Mi Anna v. Mv.ra.
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On Saturday. August 5th. which date
marks the aefnaI Iiftieth Anniversary
Of h ehurchz origin. an annropri-
ate service viii Il held at the Church.
2 - : m. AZ Which time nr H0ilo-
wa1 I'll Ne pFszsHt and HrHaE. and
Dr. - K Del. IF the FRI Luther
an Church. OF Baltimore. HlII preach
Tn Habiic IH cordially invited 10 this
AM - the services curing ne ami
yefzaTx.
On Monday HIEhf is community
niKhi. n which service and social, the
pastors and congregations Of The city
are cordially invited. A special in
yitatIon l. extended 20 the Eatherans
OF IL surrounding districts and par
tieulaTlY 10 thaHs whO Rera once
members uf Gfaae Church. n the
yearz gone by II us come together
In thH name and spirit OF our blessed
Lord. The great lead Of The Church,
and praise and tIeHs Him for lis di.
vine fafors and Hencfnctionz In this
haIfsaantury Of or church.a history
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In noaor Of MIS- lay Grouse.

Miss cordelia Benson gave party at
her home n FinkH6urg. Thursday
night, july z7th, IN nonor Of her
friend, MIzs May Grouse. OF Baltimore.
i very enjoyable evening was spent.
and at i o'clock the guests were m
vited 70 ne dining room, where re-
freshmenIa we're served. At : laIe
hour the returned = Iaeir homes.
Among those present we're: Nj. md
Mrs. Wm. 2. Benson. Nr. and Hrs.
Fred r. Muse, Misses Cordelia Ill
Ter, May Grouse, Mar. Gil. BerkIey
peeling, Virginia 2rmacost, Hena
stocksdaIe. Uordelia Henson and Agnes
Hubbard: Messrs.-EHEar Penn md
Arthur u@Ise. OF GIxndon; William
Wolf, uI HeIaferetouu= Jerome Uaf.
John rzeIInx and Claude ArmaenzI.
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DEATHS.


Samuel Blizzard, living near Fenby.
died Wednesday morning. Al o'clock
from cancer. Mr. Blizzard was Q great
sufferer for some time. He was veil
known In this county and was aged
i years and I days.
He is survived by hi widow and ll.e
daughters, Hrs. Franklin Sullivan and
Mrs. Franklin Myers. of BaltimoTei
Mrs. Ida Matthews, Misses Jennie and
Marjorie Blizzard, 1t home also one
brother. John Blizzard. Finksburgi
Two sisters. Mrs Ruth slasman. Of
Eastview. and Mrs Martha Walsh. Of
Baltimore. lis funeral services we're
held yesterday al Deer Park church.
Rev. Sites officiating. Interment N
Deer Park cemetery.
The palibearers we're Theodore HlIz-
gard, Walter Blizzard. George ". Af=
mold, Charles Wagner. Raymond Biz
xard and George ". HlIzzard Harvey
Bankard I Sons funeral directors
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Mehrfa..

Sire Matilda MehfIaz. widow . IHs
lats Augustus MehTIaK. was found
dead IN - yesterday morning. = -
O'Clock. =. her daughter. sirs. J =
Sell. 1r.. q Hanover. = She saH
aged q Ya.rs months ana IL daYH
The deceased gaa ) daughter u he
late George and Catherine ResfHuI4sf
of near AI1dieburg. = On November
|. isG4. -. AS married 70 Mr. NEHTs
NJ. Of ( zHHaII county. IL After nj
rlaTe the. followed farming Ia Carroll
county IL e years - The zzzaZIY
moved - IzIfIiuni0an. he % SIR I'D
hy ihtea children =. funeral II
- held Sunday afternoon frqm ne
home o - daughter
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
Transfers d Real Estate, marriage
Licenses, Etc.
transfers of Real Estate.

Emma NJ. Spencer to Nora ]. Spen-
Ger, conveys acres, roods and 3
square perches, for s1175.
Edward b. and Amelia S. Houck to
William r.. Beehtel, convey acres
and square perches, for $40.
Ellen v. Houck to William f..
Bechtel, conveys I acres and 30
perches, for 5000.
Jacob Martin and wife to William
Beehtel, conveys ! acres and S75
square perches. for S276.
Howard #. Beehtel and wife to
Aaron e. Null. convey acres and
13s square perches. for $500.
John Milton Reifsnider to Aaron h.
Null. conveys aereg and 20 perehes,
,or $40.
Hamilton Forrest and wife. to Ira
ID. Grouse, convey acres and IS
square perches, for s445.37.
James J. Hare and wife To Denton
NJ Wisner and wife. convey 3aA acres
for 5000.
Charles e. Fink trustee. 10 Asa
Hepner. conveys 3612 square feet for
$4,000.
Edward S. shrIver to Maade X.
ShrlYer. conveys $500 square feet
for $50.
J. Hamilton Renp 10 Aaron K. And
ers. conveys lots Of land, for $500
Augustus G. Barnes TO james A.
Barnes. conveys ! acre, for z94.37
Calvin c. Wooden to ID. H. Mliender
conveys l9S00 square feet. for s225
George h. Stoekadale, assignee. "a
Union Bridge Banking q Trust Co.
Lot - z#fBHr
Union Bridge Banking q Trust Co.
to Joseph T. Hunter and HIfe. con.
FeyE lots, for zl275,
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FISKsBURG.

Hiss Mildred fhllds, OF York. Pa, Is
spending some Tine with relatives in
tins vicinity.
aIzs Matte eassell, Of Baltimore. Is
wishing her aunt. Miss Annie Brand
enhnHg
RsV. Carroll Maddox Is attending the
Summer Conference In Westminster.
Misses Lillian and Virginia Maddox
are spending the summer With their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. : ". Rice.
neaf Mt. Airy.
Nm. +, Ward has had = telephone
put in and la all supplies for the
weary traveller and serves Zee cream.
sol drinks. lunch. etc.
The August Supper will be held in
IL grove the latter part Of the
month
Meaaels are about over and many
grown people had them n we'll as
children.
Nm. G. Benson has the foundation
ready for neN dwelling. On State
road
Miss May Grouse OF baltimore Is
spending some time with her aunt.
Mss Alma snrayer
Miss BerltleY Peeling entertained
some friends IN Tuesday. Music and
games were enjoyed by ali.
There Will b no services az this
church ON Sunday. August =. as most
Of the people vi attend Emory Grove
camp.
Harvest Is about over, aIIII there Is
some hay to cut. the latest harvest the
writer has known in years Very few
people are threshing, owing to wet
stacks
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VOL. o3.-NO. 4
EAGLE pAss NOTES.

The First, Witnessed tragedy on
the Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
They we're on outpost duty wIIh COM
panIes +, G and II when attention
was attracted 70 two Mexican men
and women on the Mexican side OF
the Rio Grande. One of the men held
dagger in his hand ana was argu-
Ing with the other. He started to-
ward the second man and as the lat
ter reached the river bank. the one
with the dagger struck him twice with
his fist and then stabbed him, the
victim falling on the river bank. The
assailant plunged into the HIo Grande
and started to swim toward the Amer
ican side, and Lieutenants Berwager
of Company II. and Starks ran for
ward to capture him, but when the
Mexican reached the middle of the
river he waived his hands at the
officers and then started % swim
down the river. Mexican soldiers
came running ub on the other shore
and fired two shots at the swimmer,
who managed 10 reach tne bridge,
stopping long enough to shout few
words to some Of the Narylanders
on guard there and then made his way
10 house on m island.
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suIPLEY.

On Sunday. JnIy 20, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. - Barber entertained Messrs and
MesdaHes Leo Davis, George Miller.
Charlie Nlghtengale. George Mengle;
Messrs. Rowe Davis, Charlie Slghten-
gale. Jr, and others.
On Sunday. July 30, the children or
Mrs. Catherine Barber. gave her a sur
prise. II being her birthday. ley came
With their families and good things
for their mother. There we're 10
grandchildren present. After spend
Ing 4 pleasant day all bid her adieu
and wished her many more happy
events. Among those present we're:
Messrs and Mesdames-I.ewis Bar
Der. Harvey Barber. George = Barber.
famIIIes MTH Mort Weieh and fam-
IL. Miss Ella barber and others.
Miss Jessie Barber spent from Sat
urday until Sunday with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barber,
near Klee's MIL
Nr and Mrs. Harry Hughes and
family spent Sunday near NoOdbine.
with Mr.. and Mra. Frank Rogers.
HF Lewis barber has Ms new
house ready for the roof. Mr Geo.
Miller is building a new nart to his
house.
Mrs. Frank West, Of Baltimore, Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Catherine
Rupert, and other friends here.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Jordan spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Beal Con-
don. near TayI0TaYille
MT and Mrs. Joseph II. Ward enters
taIHed Sunday. Mr. and MTs. Oliver
Ganles and sons. Ralph and Irwin;
Nra Charles Kun ap~ mEnIers. and
others.
r. Catherine BARRIERS faithful old
horse Harry. died Tuesday. from old
aFe. and was supposed 20 BE 20 years
old
Mr. Martha Bowers entertained
Tuesday Mrs. Dora Lelater. Of War
IleI1sburg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-04
CELEBRATES 5OTH
YEAR
SEMLcEHTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, AUGUST
S, 6 and Z.

Saturday. August ;. Grace Lutheran
Church HiIl pass her hftieth milo
stone Of progress aad achievement In
the city 81 Westminster From this
date flffx years ago. inc cornerstone
OF the Old church. which burned down
I'm the great FIRE. Waa laid with ap-
proprla1e ceremony b Rev Il. {.
Holloway. ihe first pastor and fozadef
OF the ehn-sf TIT event marked
the actual LegInnInE OF church
home = his citg f1r the fMfhefans.
And although the organization of The
congregation itself id not reaIlY take
place Hafil two years afterHard,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-04
celebrated 18th Dlrthday Annl,ersar,

on Sunday. July -. The children
and grandchildren Of Mrs. Belinda
Nantg. mel 1t the old homestead and
gave her very pleasant surprise
birthday dinner. and Refreshments 10
which al did ample justice. Thoae
present we're as follows: Mrs. Belinda
Wantz. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Mum
ford, Mr. Jacob Lam and son. How
ard; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Waniz md
daughter. Addie and son. David: Mr.
and Mrs Harvey Lambert and family,
prescug, Emma, Gladys. Catherine.
Carrie and Elton; Mr.. and Mrs. Thur
low Fitze. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Wantz, and sons, Ezra n. Walter ?,
and Arthur and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Franklin.