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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-20
FRENCH drive IN YERDUN NETS GAINS.
Berlin Asserts War Losses Of British and
French Total Are Now 5,1OO, 900.

Dec. l9-The British Prime
Minister will reply Tuesday af-
ternoon in the House of Commons
to the German peace note which
has been transm ed by the Am,
er1Can A bassadors to the British
and French foreign offices, and
also Will outline the policy Of the
new Government. a pronounce
ment that will have a far reach
ing effect on the world war.
French troops have regaiued
the entire occupancy of the Cham
brettes farm, northeast of Verdun
and about the center of their ad-
V; nee of last week. Prisoners
taken in the latest French thrust
on the Verdun front now total
more than H. 600, in addition to
lis cannon and 10Y machine gums
captured or destruyvd Paris re-
ports the repulse of several Ger
man offensive attempts in the
Somme region.
Unofficial estimates made in
Berlin place the losses of the
French army to date at $500 90
men, and the British losses at L.
300 900.
The Anglo-French losses on
the Somme to the end of Novem
Der are estimated at 500, 900, the
British share being $50. ZOO. The
German losses on the Somme are
declared by the Germans to have
been less than 5000 0.
In the region of Buzeu, Berlin
states, the soldiers of Field Mar
shal Won Mackensen have been
successful in minor engagements.
Petrograd asserts that IN the re-
gion of the Filipe Chit railroad
station east of Buzeu, hostile at.
tacks were arrested,
The Badadagh- -Pecineaga line,
about 40 miles north of the Tcher.
navoda Constanza railway, has
been crossed by the Teutonic
troops, who now have taken vir-
tually all the ground they held
during their previous advance in
northern Dobrudja. The advance
in Dobrudja brings the forces of
the Central Powers near the i'm
portant railroad and storage cen
tiers of 1bralla and Galatz.
On the western Moldavian
frontier the Russians have taken
two ridges of heights, according
to Petrograd. One ridge was in
the Uzul valley and the other east
of Glashutte, where more than
200 prisoners were captured.
Except for the repulse of Rus
sian attacks by the Austro Ger.
mans near Lutsk, in Volynia and
near Zborof, in Galicia, there has
been little activity on the other
battle fronts.
Berlin announces that French
battleship of the Patrie class was
damaged heavily by a torpedo
from a German submarine in the
Mediterranean Sea on December
IL and that on the previous day a
French transport, carrying 900
soldiers, was torpedoed southwest
of Sicily The French Admiralty
denies the loss of French war
ship of the Patrie class.
Seventeen American muleteers
were killed on December II when
the British horse transport Rus
sian was sunk by submarine in
the Mediterranean Sea. according
to an announcement by the Brit
ish Admiralty. Eleven members
of the crew also lost their lives.
The Russian is declared to have
been empty at the time she was
SUNK.
rertain cuFn f0r GRIMM.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-20
las'Fos. Amid. sf.s,.tvs Laxaiiys e ,,sr r.nr

=. eo','slon t.. ot Ar oros>ertiee, saxFos
st;,, ,,.>;. "a ,Ts acceptable form, a
scte aft, ,,n.s :, a1oTonic. Aar-Fos
disf,rb @ rbss,,ne ssa,,,e i, =, does not g pc nor
] d;gaa.;1s = sseanas a. the sane timc, it aids.
ana ,.s,.,s a.olses y me liver and secretions
%aa seasores the healthy functions. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were ISSUED by the state
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Buffalo Gap Development Company
Inc. Capital stock $4,000: minimum
Slc.oro: par value. 500. J. -. Jones.
president; q. y. DuVal. secretary, both
Of Richmond. Va.
j. j. Mcpherson Packing and leo
Corporation. Norfolk. Capital stock
$500. 900: minimum. 100000: par value.
500. ]. ]. Mcpherson. president: w
l." Rem. secretary. both OF Norfolk;
Green Mountain Club. Esmont. No
capital stock. James Kennedy. prcs-
dent: John Crosby. secretary and treas
urer. both OF Staunton.
Keystone Snap-fastencr Corporation.
Richmond Maximum capital. 5000. 900
minimum. $500: par valur. si0o. oscar
l.. Smith. presidents: II. =. Norman. vice.
president ANA secretary. both Of Phila-
dclphia.
Lytton-wood Engineering Corpora
ton, Norfolk Maximum capital. sl5.-
no0: minimum capital. $4,000: par value.
Slo0 j. w. Lytton, president: II. Is.
Wood. secretary and treasurer, both of
Norfolk.
mond. Maximum capital *i5"oa: min.
imuu capital. $4,000; par value. Sion.
q. -. iioldsworth. president: Vernon
Jenkins. secretary and treasurer. both
Of Richmond
Amendment to the charter OF Rose
lawn Loan Corporation. Richmond en-
larging its powers
Certificate reduction NJ outstanding
stock OF Capital Paint Company. Inc.
Alexandria. retiring $4,000 preferred
stock.
Capital Ready-to- Wear House. Inc.
Newport News. Maximum capital. $25,
600; minimum. $500; par value. S25. Sol
peyscr. president: Eva pcyser. sccrc-
tary and tr"a surer. both OF Newport
News
Panama Manganese Corporation
Richmond. Maximum capital, s3oO.ooo:
minimum. $500; par value. 81. W. V
y. rowclsou. president. $40 Park Ave-
uu., y. y; i. NJ. Hyatt. vice. president,
Colon Republic. Panama l.. g. Wit
iams, secretary and treasurer, l2j Co
lumb!a Heights, brooklyn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
CuANCEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Deeds ~ Hcl~rsc, Amounting Il
S2.I,SSti.JH.

10 Lane Stern ct ais. trustees 20
E"sse Cooper e; ais. 5oxloi feet south
line Of North Avenue. being lois
vembrr I. 1915: - n67.
ie:ram l.. Robins. trustee. to Frank
lin ~. Robins. 5nXlTa."i feet south line
OF Main street. 2"a = feet cas-, Of
Auburn Avenue. November /. 1916:
Sl.a"O.
Rates II Hughes. trustees. to q. q
Worsham. l63 SIX 90 feet west line OF
Seventh street. northwest corner %
Nrac- and seventh street October I.
1916: sl6.9a2.
T."Hor T. Brown. trust"". to Thomas
T.. O'Connor ct NIX. 3nXl25 feet west
line OF North Avenue. O., feet south Of
Crawford Street. October H. 1916:
sl.n;1
I."ith :. Hrcnncr. trustee. To sylvia
:. Kelly IT viz. 10y Ii. square II. High
land Park. October -. 1916: s175.
j. :. Cohen. trustee. 10 r.. !. Melton.
lot ~ Snuar" -. Highland Park. March
80. 1915: S257.5o.
Joseph +. Allen ct ais. trustees to
George C. Ehmir, 4"Xl3o feet west line
Of seventh Street. known No. $50
North seventh street November ..
laIS: s3.No9.aG
Williams & Welsh. trustees. To Will
liam g. Armitage. 6SXl25 feet north
lin" of William Sburc AVcnnc. intcrScc-
sion Of williamsburg Av"nu" and
Hloody Run Creek. March 10. 1916; 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
dins; ct ais. trustees. lots - ana
block +. Park Place. October %. 10

ding ct ais. trustees. lots % ana -.
block +, Park Place. October % 1916:
Sl5e
John w tiarbett. Jr. 10 +. Sitterdiny
~ ais. trustees. 30Xl40 feet east line
OF Woodcliff Avenue. between Linden
S2.950.
Virginia Apple Lands Corporation to
j. u Nash 1t ais. trustees. $3.50 acres
northeast corner of hermitage Road
and Wcstwood Avenue November S
1915. $4,000
John W. Hancock ct ux. TO Edwin
A.; A. Teller. trustee; 33Tlto feet; being
10, = square 30. Highland Park Dc.
Elizabeth G. Lancaster ct vir 20 \.
j. Chewing. Lr. trustee. 70AI35 feet
being lots IL and -. block =. Brookland
Park. November 1, 1916: s7S4
Thomas T.. Cconnor ct uX. TO lie RoS
T.; THROWN trustee. SoX135 fec; east line
OF North Avenue. - feet south Of Craw-
'ord street November .. 1916; S2o35
Paul h. Schaefor IT uX. to T.cHov T.
Hrown. trustee. y certain triangular
lot in square S. Chestnut IIill. known
rs No. 22S Second Avenue. October Is
1915: $l.7l0.
Ella II, iieslep ct vir 70 LeEoy Z.
known as l7OS Beverly street No
venber =. 1916: 1000.
George {. .Ehmig ct NY. /" Purcell x
Conncl. trustees. i0Nl3o feet. known
as 630 North seventh street Novcm-
Der .. 1915: $3.50
Neil. trustee. 30x127.25 feet north line
of Fairfield Street. $50 feet cast OF
Seventeenth street: second. "5Xl2O feet
northeast corner Of Lincoln Avcnuc and
Booker Streets. October >. 1916: sl.6Co
t. L. Parrish 1T ny. to f:lam e Tavlor.
t"nst""s. lot -. hl"r'; II. ,;inter Park
November g. 1916: $3.50.
T.. r. Parrish 1T Tx. - E.Iam & Tav-
Tor, trustees. lot -. block II. Ginter
Park. November /. 1915; $7.oSo
+. G. Spear et uX. To Leroy +. Brown.
trustee. 10; Ii, square !? Highland
lark. October 30. 1916; $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

on Monday. Their" viii he several i'm
r"rtant opinions announced to-day. The
term docket Is heavy one. and the
present Indications are that tho court
VIII remain in session until the mid.
die Of December.
The following c, Sos arc In the call
to-day:
No. ll36--tnitcd =; 'rs Of America
piainttn In error. W.. the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Company. defendant Ia
error: error TO the District Court at
philippi. w. Va.
No. i'5o--l'anl Garrett and Garrett
" Company. Inc. appellants. w. Logan
IT, Mall;,rd. appellee: appeal from the
District Court AT Norfolk. To be argued
hy Walter H. Taylor and William II
White. Jr.. of Norfolk. for the appel
lants and by =. NJ. brandt. OF Norfolk.
for the appellee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

~ the national election reflected itself in
the curb market to-day. as :h. afternoon
wore on prices showed slight tendency &"
"nS" OF Saic". with closing bids and asked
prices: 1000 aetna Exprsivc-. loi. n lpN,: isi
CHEVROLET Motor ls.ni 49,: 500 General Mo
tors common. 1904 iGa. 500 Maxim NUM-.
lions. si.er1N: 1900 Midvpl" Steel 6Si. o. Gs-
81, t"rn: L and H.. -. rbI.: 20" lnit",i
MOTORS. o5M":t.: ?Ho t'usdcn " Co. Ref. ~.
"a ~ 1900 C"sdcn OH Gas common. I3I, .,
-: a.oc Federal oil. ) ~ iGT Is 10; 10" in.
tcrtat1onhi Petroleum. iiTilli. 2Ssi ,pl<i, %
hona Oh. i0T II. 5000 Atiaita. s,S Z, IuiS
BOD Cons Arizona Smcitcrs Tag: 900
Cons. Nevada Utah. a-iifl y: lcnC GoIlf.it,
cons. tiM5I: leo Jumbo Extension. 3iSl 30;
i.'p Mckinl"y- Dnrrngh. 5smG0. 500 Minis
sing. SttLNA,. :oiNl Rex Cons. va ~: 2 5Il
SUCCESS ns. % S y" r"morah Et"n.on. l5-ig
Mother Lode. %Iuas: G.5ot Els I.",lg". !. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

dwelling. 800 West Franklin Street. to
cost $500.
Henry :. WallerStein. TO repair brick
building. no West Broad street, to
cost $500.
Realty and Finance Corporation of
Virginia. TO erect frame stucco resi-
dencc. 1880 Hancs Avenue. to cost
$4,000.
The Land Company Of virginia. TO
erect frame stucco dwelling north side
of Brooklnnd Park Boulevard, between
Fouruurcan and Woodrow Avenues to
cost $1,000
y. j. Scclman. to erect frame dwell
ing on south side Of Highland Avenue.
to cost $1,000.
Davis Land Company. Inc. TO cree,
tnrec-Story brick and Stucco dwelling
2ill Grove Avenue. TO cost $4,000.
w y, Chcatwood. TO erect brick store.
lopo East Main Street. to cost $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
BUILDING PERMITS.
Twelve Huildin. Permits, Amounting
to SSS..iI.

y. l.. StrHus. 10 repair brick store.
Sl"-Sl2 East Main Street. To cost 100.
III. II. George. Jr., to repair brick
store ami HAT. o. lombardy street, be-
tween BROAD ana Grace Streets. TO cos,
S.Gl
y. Meyers sons Company. to repair
brick building, South Eighth Street,
To cos; $i.5oo.
y. l.. StrauS. to repair brick store
Clio East Broad Street. IL cost 81 600
+. Charles Behlc. To repair brick
building. i22 East Broad Street, to cos,
$50.
Ida w. E.llcrSon, 10 rcpair brick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
I. :. Court nr APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals Will Couvcn" this morning ~
10 o'clock for the Noverihcr term. ,'ir.
cmit .I"d"cs KNAPP ""d Woods and Dis
trict Judge Rose will bc il Attendance
owing TO the fact tha; Judge prirchard
= now engaged in holdiu" the piS'ric,
t"ur; at Ashcvillc. y. G.. for .Eud%"
I:"yd. who is indispos"d. he will mo-
hc able 10 sit in tho Circuit Court Of
Np',"alS this week. hut il expected here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
BOND LIST

Anglo French is...: ss7s
american Writing PHpcrS 5S.............. +i~
Atlantic Coast Line list Observation-Disclosures. +9I,
a. g j.. ~. * tBaltimor.I ;bid>........ sais
y c. Ill. amt \. cot is.,............ =
Chesapeake and ohio e.. i.s.......... IS,
Chesapeake and ohio cv. Gs............. 49,
I:trrc,t and Myers 5s..................... 10
Mercantile Marin" - Northumberland. .,
Scahoa I'd Air Linz: adj. SS............... ~.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. -
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures, 100
I. ;. Registered - 1881 ,bid, .......... .g',
I. ; ReEistrr"d b. 1913 thiip ........... iOli,
Y. :. Registered -. lG.i ,b:G ......... 10
=. :. k"Cist"r"H - 1861 tbidt......-..... ~.
l.. steel ;; t..,...-;,:.. -........... i-,'a
Va. ar Chemical lSi - .,.....-... co.
Va. Car Chemical ...-...-. l,i
Va. KY. and Power 20. 81 th!G,..... Oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
M\ItitItGE: LICENSES.

The clerk OF the Hastings Court is
sued III" following marriage licenses
yesterday:
Erbcr, Watson MaErudcr. Norfolk
and Frances BYRD Alvey.
Thomas Loving and Florence Tolcr.
Woodfurd l.. Sir!es. Caroline County.
and Mary Virginia Stout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

'S"!cs III Union StOCkNl rNS.l
Richmond. Va. November y 1915.
,AoiCn steers 70 >.: medium 10 good
-. 10 Ia: common tc FAIR. 81. to 81. Choice
htii,r 90 20 - medium to good. So To
-" 20 .: medium 10 good. a.. to ~. common
q '.!r; 20 ~ Best oxen 81. 10 81: .Nc
70 ~; h.avy. bulls. -. to d.. itrh,. Is.
To -. Best calves. Ia u l0i- common. ~,
70 ~ Best hcaNv hogs. los: m.itu,n
".is ht- IN - ini.; Hight; s.. 10 sts sows and
stays. TO >. Bcst sheep. 5ia TO 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
nusrINGs CouI,r. PART II.

The following suit WAS filed yester-
day In Hastings Court Part H.. South
Richmond:
g. w. Mallory against Virginia Rail
way ana Power Company: damages
$1,000. No declaration filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
'SSr5. large bales.
MiLLFEED.


Hl'AHc. E"rrmh"r S.-Hocs-Eoc-ints
!.:nn &9.>i i!shi. sS5ofi s. 50: MIXED. 8; @o@f
81: h'ary $3.50 s:.ei, rough So; 80. 40:
Cattle Rcccir;S. 500: >tc,.iy Native
beef Cat,!'. s6o,M sll75: Western .;"er., 81 So
n s!N": *t"Ck"rs amt feeders. 81 500! s. o..
lows and he!fers. $3.50 S9t5. calves. ss..5 q
Sh.,p-T;cceiptS II 80: rr,r w.th,rs. $3.50
u - i. llhs. {. - N 81, l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
ORDERS WITHHELD

81 the opening oiIC wcr- crowded with
traders. and II the" NOR" than half Nor"
. persons seldom seen III the street. They had
come with the Intention OF huying stocks.
but tho news published jus; hciuT" tho mar
orders, As result: the opcn'ne was Com
paiatiNely tame. steel moved TO new
high record diG Central lv9thyr. Loco
motive. and few other spvciHItics in which
brokers had advance orders
uneerisin,y regardins news ma!e III"
market heSitat" for an hour. but II host
tsud around the slightly HIGHER level -
tahlished In ,hc FIRST t"w minutes of rad
Ing. The customers gradually tGirN"i out.
and an hour after IN" opening very few
were IN The brokers offices except IN" -,Eu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
,DAY OF UNCERTAINTY
IN STOCK MARKET
q" Traders Take Action i'm One Dircc-
81" tion and Then Quickly
Change Tactics.
LOSSES SHOWN At CLOSE
Final Prices Reflect sharp Declines
From Early Advances. Which
Were Caused by the Relief That
Hughes Had Seen Elected.
HN KNNAnN\ VAIL.

MEM YORK. November N-l.onE nti"r"
the stock market closed to-day Wall STREET
WAS able to syinpaih!se with rrcsid"ut vii
that attends "a watchiul waiting Tr"Eran'
Traders in Doubt to what 4" Ga"
In tn" market, Nc SooNcf' hao they taken
action. Ia one direction ihau they d'c!Icd
they had done wrong and cUGttNur'H To
right matters Probably never bcior" has
Nall street had such trying session.
Nearly every stock on ia" list showed =
net loss At the CLOSE Those losses IN most
Instances w"r" measured IN fractions. ON.
inE To- tho advances used ~ belle: that
Hughes had won. the tual yrtc"- reflected
sharp declines from thu best figures OF the
day. Values were not considered. thu whole
market swinging ansolutvl' ia response u"
Of slight rally. under tn. l.Ad.rSh!I ~.
Steel. caused by report that Hughes had
carried California aud therefor" was elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

"cl- Tho market closed custer S,rt 500
60. -, .,;iuHry. y %eHl?io: Fchrumry. - ia5,
- - March. l.. inFi l24l: APRIL ~ ;u:.,I ,G.
NlNN u y q L. ~. .Iurr .n., -. y - - W,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
PEANI.T MARKET

H.Ccr,"t! hy Rodgers,
PET FIR SBtRG VA.
IS Il Farmers stock NJ;
Ah., listed. How stock.
Virginia Farmers
Ola stock exhausted
j CcI DO. - per pound:
D"uDd : prime. 3'2c per
.@.c 20 SO per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSfiT-vc pr


NV YORK, November s.-Th" dry goods
market 'ra> strong during tho day, hut
t-aCirE va restricted Cotton underwear
moved an Increase OF 80 20 10 pay cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

y Vt ~ tt n '.
lluin Inrr 4 Co. inc.)
November S--Spar-
."h"t arm old stock
81 g. per bu~h,l
stock NhrR"t. firm.
New stock: Fancy
extra prime. 3N>C per
pound: shcilirE stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
sE,EoAKD AK ZINE KAil.wA
CHEsAPEAkE s. OHIO RY

Gin. l.ou'Nie " West. - ~ - D. III d.
Main Line. i-ocj.. - - a. tG:lS o.
Is!EcS Eiyrr Line, 10. 90 t5:l6 o.
: News. Ei., OIG T.. = 10 u, 'l2 m. - D.
Newport News Local. .. 90 a. 800 L.
use . :; Nsvsi :s;5j :, C5 D, From
10 daily from Charlottesville. except
SUNDAY from Thurnond Jaa. River. 1875
.DRily ,ivr.p, sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

! new. COLE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
' rcctabl--.
iSiiianas.
il'hninnt, Va, November y. 1911.
tli u CMrriC 4 IN

s-,"n hands n"- ruurh - ~ :: ::
M.iRkET CONDITIONS
'.S.:,,i,iy foot - good prie~ cel..y aud
- .'" UNUSUALLY hCti." - top uupt.t,ipr.-.
Potato market H-m. .nG receipt, :. ~ light
CHICAGO, N"r"W'."r s-irti,i,y 80 .xvor;
houses IA absorbing offerings carried the
Ih'"i mark today hardly Gi..a.I.. ~"
rs" "'uuurtEv III suul" CASTS = u1" Tim"
:" f'. mH"h SIS -, rf!rr- c.o..G uus.ttl.G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
CHANcEnY DEEDS or TRUST.
Fourteen Deed. Of Trust. Amountln

VIII tVFH fgVFHH III ITFNf, = H1OtlNf TN
10 S1S.G.!I.
Edward VI Thomas ct lx. Ia Emmett,
". Thomas, trustee. - i-2xl22 feet
0r""n a. 40. 2jl3 Floyd .Avenuc No
romD"r Is, 1915: S7.G1D
Matte l.. Calvin - vir 10 j.. sitter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
NEW YORK; rKUD,iCE MA,sKIT

~" YORK, November g. Raw Lura-
nominal centrifugal I t.; uoias,.s, s5., r..
hnsd' chru I'utier. arm Cnc.s. unset
A. ih. " '"""'
Although stronger ia the carly trnI, col.
LOWRY u Jump In lard. tho cot tuLsa.u al,
n;.r~ei eased or ;s.yr. owing. 10. nuloa,i:i,s
l" 70 eolnis net higher. Sales. $3.50 bar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

't~l grain " neat y
No 3 rod g - 81 -
y" hard. g. ~. 81 F.
low r"" 81 ". ola S
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-24
TANEiI4liiN.

Charles Goodwin md family moved
Friday last TO the Jacob Bankafd
farm, near FairyleW school house
Joseph Althoff and family moved tn
York On Tuesday
Mrs. Roy G. KeeIer. of near Nj
Union. spelt Sunday With her father.
J. A =. Garner.
Mrs. Roy Baker spent from Tues
day last until Sunday with her home
folks. Nm. Miller and wife. at Way
nesboro. Pa
Mrs. Charles Albangh and two sons.
of Hanover Junction. are guests Of
her mother Mrs Minerva Harmon.
Mrs. Samuel Fahflnger, of York.
was 4 weeks end visitor at Mrs.
Minerva Harmon's and Mrs. George
E. KoaIz's.
Mrs. Guy p Bready is visiting IN
Lancaster.
The meeting of the Carroll County
Teachers Association was held in the
Hight School Building on Monday.
and was well attended.
Homer Hill and wife. of Gettysburg.
spent Friday and Saturday with his
father. Judeon Hi. who is on The
sick list Mrs. Maggie Hilterbrlck. Of
Lttles1o.n. was also a weeks end
visitor At the same place.
Jacob Burlington has purchased
the Hotel property IN MeSherrystown
formerly operated b Vim. L. Arnold.
and VII move to Il with his family
about April LIST.
A meeting was held in the Changers
Hall On Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of further considering the pro
posed operation of a dress factory
here. Al present writing ! have not
been Informed as 10 the result Of
the meeting, but have heard that the
required amount of hands have been
secured and about all the require
menIs met, and do not see why the
dress factory should not be an asaur=
ed fact
Harold Mehring has purchased the
small property of Charles d. Bank
ard, near town.
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AS John sholl and family expect to
move from our community in the near
future, about 60 OF their many friends
and neighbors gathered At th3ir hos
pitable home on friday evening.
March Il. In the attitude Of rendering
them a farewell party. The evening
was spent In monograph and orches=
trail music and conversation. Those
present we're Mr., and Mrs John d.
Sholl and daughters. Della and Ma
dalene. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Frock. Mr..
and Mrs. J. VIM. Sholl. Mr. and Mrs.
John Louey. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barn
hart and children, Hiida and Curyin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. NJ Wine, MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Sterner. Mr. and Mrs.
Curvin Sholl and children. Treya and
Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton j. sau=
BILE. Misses Nellie ShoII. Annie Sholl
Sadie Sullivan. Margaret Warner.
Elva Wine. Maude Noble and Mafy
Little. Mesars Joseph I,oney, Lloyd
fouey, Paul louey. Paul sterner, Nil
ton Warehime. Calvin LIppy, Jesse
Tracy. Gletus Warner, Kenneth
Frock. Maurice Warner. Melvin Fuhr-
lHdus 18II4 DuDuf AzI8AAaH AAo#@AH
John Thurman. Charles 0eiman, Ches-
ter Jones. John L0ney. Jr., James
Thurman. Charles Rust. Milton Sui
Ivan. Grover Leese. George Tracy
and Maurice Thurman. After all had
enjoyed themselves. refreshments
we're served and at late hour after
bidding the sholl family
farewell. returned 10 their respective
homes.
Mrs. Franeanna, wife Of the late
Henry Blaek. died at the home OF her
son-in-laW. MIR. John Steiner. OF near
Sunday about noon. She i
survived b. the following children.
lloratio. Of Hanover. Pa: Clayton.
Harry and John. of near Manchester.
and Mrs. Join Sterner. Of this place
Funeral services we're held WedneH-
day morning at q. n. at the house
IntermenI n sh rman'z Church.
Mr. l.. ! Roger moved 10 this place
on Thursday last Ia ne property r.
Gently occupied by II. =. Il. LipnS
who moved on DR. ranshakrr'E farm
at Baehman.s Valley.
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Mrs. Beniamin Taylor and daugh-
ters, Grace and Ruth, spent the past
Sunday With Mrs. George Spencer,
who Is very II at this writing.
Dir. Adam Hughes spent the past
Sunday with Mr. William Mann.
Miss Hattie shipley Is visiting In
baltimore and attending billy sun
days sermons
Mrs. Annie Valentine aud daughter.
Ella. OF Finksbnrg, spent Sunday ar
tefnoon with hrs. Williams.
Mrs Russell Rupp. of Hampstead.
spent SUNDAY with her mother. Mrs
Jane Spencer.
Miss Edna Nlaner spent from Sat
urday until Monday with her aunt,
Mrs Carroll Nisuer, of Emory.
Mrs. Henry stnll spent Sunday ev-
ening with tie Misses uhlar.
MIR Hollenhaugh. OF unlontown.
has rented The I.awndale farm.
Master Denton uhler. Who has been
on the sick llsl. Is improving at this
writing
Ar john Mann has accepted a
position with the Elmer Nampler
Bus Co.
Mira Jane Spencer Il very III at
this writing