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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
REV. H. F. WILLIAMS VISITS
BRAZIL MISSION STATIONS
Taking TRIP in interest of Wurk Of
the southern Presbyterian
Church..

In addition to the impetus which
the foreign mission cause of the south
crn Presbyterian Church is receiving
frequently through regular channels
Il Will I've aided in ~ distinctive Way
tho present year as the result OF the
visit Of REV II. =. Williams. -. -. Of
Nashville. field secretary OF the cNccu-
tive committee of foreign missions To
l:razil as the official representative or
tn" committee.
When the Importance at this visit
To tn" mission stations Of Erazil the
present year horaluc evident to tho
executive committee it voted mnani-
m"usly that Dr. Williams should mako
III" visit provided the money 10 meet
the large ;,art ot The irrv"lirn expense
could he secured Interested friends
promptly placed tn" necessary funds
~ the disposal of the committee. and
~" Williams accompanied hy Mrs.
Williams. br. aud Mrs. George ". !:it-
lcr and Rcv ana Mrs W II. Thompson.
is NOW IN Erazil. l.au.t ~ at Perm
amhuco. pr. Williams aud party visited
first tho mission stations jap 'hc in
terror that were accessible frous that
point these stations COMPOSING what
is known as tho North lEraz,l Mission.
From there Tho party went 10 I;io
dc Janciro. which Is the port az entry
TO tho South brazil Told. 1t = The in
icu;ion Of the executive" committee tina:
every mission station Of the Southern
FRESH. terrain Church in EraHil shall C
COVE the benefit OF TINS personal visit.
and tho party also Viii visit mission
stations Of othci' denominations Nhout
thr.. months will bc spent in this
tour.
Upon his return. Dr. Williams Will
.ivc the church at HON" tn" benefit
OF his missionary visit by means Of
ddrcsscs he will deliver AT the meet
mes of synods and prcshNtcrics and in
special gatherings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

OF its establishment. Governor Stuart.
Past Grand Master james w f.g.lcs-
ton. Nv. w. Baker and Augustine Ruyall
will speak. The band OF Acca Temple
Will furnish music
DR. J. Is. Fisher. NJ. g. Ilorncr. G. w
Morrissettc ana r.. j.. Field. composing
the invitation committee. have invited
the entire membership OF Mtnchcstc,
Lodge. No. II. and WcSthampton Lodge
No. 3o2. More. than 200 other invita-
tons have Ia en- sent out TO prominent
MasonE in liicEmond and throughout
the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
>enhourd Earnings Decline.

Gross earnings OF tho Scahoard Air
Lin" Hallway Company FOR tho month
OF July were sl.G9i sos. as compared
with sl.612.S5i in tho same mouth last
y car. showing AN Increase OF SiI.i5t /.
operating expenses and taxes Tor the
month were Sl.+1S.o31. increasing SlS1.-
O23 over those Of last year. The net
earnings Of tho road in July wer" S:l3.-
5GS. showing = decrease OF Sl6',:So as
wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
HOLD FIELD CONFERENCE
HERE ON SEPTEMBER 2s
South Atlantic Y. W. &. 4. Commit
tees Plan Weeks Meeting at
Association Headquarters.
WILL BRING 100 DELEGATES
Convention VIII Take Place Of Usual
Summer Conference at Blue Ridge,
y. c., Which Had to BE ADAM
dOncd Because OF Floods.

Fall activities at the Office OF the
South Atlantic Field Committee OF the
Young Woman's Christian Association
have been considerably Increased by
the announcement that field confer
cncc will be held in this city from
September % to October T. inclusive.
This conference is designed to take the
place. as far as possible. OF the usual
summer city conference at Blue Ridge.
y. c.. which had to be abandoned this
year on account OF flood conditions in
the Ashevillc and Black Mountain sec
ton.
The approaching conference will
bring To the city more than 100 dele
satcs from the city associations Of Viz
Ginia. North and South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida
The staff of tho South Atlantic Field
Committee will be augmented by sew
crai notable additions this fall. Miss
Margaret "lcnnikcn. or South Caro-
lima. comes to be associated with Miss
Willie Young. who has charge OF the
eighty student associations in the field.
Miss Flcnnikcn is q graduate OF the
National Training School OF the Young
Woman's Christian Association. in New
York. She has had wide experience
in student work in the Northeastern
held. which comprises tho Ncw Eng
land States. and has also taught in
Cairo t.cypt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
Angus, zinc, nrcnk record.

Clerk Zen Tucker. OF tho Police
Court. yesterday announced that re-
cc:ptS in tho Police Court for tho month
of Angus; ,otalcd s3.61a.25. a cousid-
cradle increase over the total OF the
fines collected during the Same month
OF tho previous year. The collections
for August set q new record for the
present year. exceeding those OF .!uly
by sfS1J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
Continue. Auto-Thcft Chnrrc.

.lustic" Griccs yesterday continued
until Scptcmhcr ? tho charges against
Ch.ck I.it,l" aud Chcatwood Dorsey.
the men brought back to Richmond
from I.ynchburc by Detective Gordon
Smith on charge Of stealing an auto
mobile from George Fitzgerald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
BIG MASONIC PICNIC
Mi,liothinn Lodge. No. I'll. Will lie
Host tn DISTINGUISHED Guests
on Labor Day OUTING

MaSons from all over the State VIII
he guests at the big picnic TOMORROW
in tho lodge grove at Midlothian, al
which Midlothian Lodge. No. oil.
Ancient. Free and Accepted Masons,
VIII celebrate the frticth anniversary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
Held for Grand Jury.

j. Z. MrAllistcr was sent on 10 III"
grand jury from the Police Court yes
tcrday on charG" 81 brcak king into
the hous" OF ]. .. EochlinE. 920 North
Twenty Second Street. and stealing a
quantity OF lead pipe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
Held on INVESTIGATING Charges.

Henry Williams. the ncCrr arrested
10y Detectives Duffy and Bcrtucci ON
nine charges az stealing signal Wire
from Tho chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company was sent on 10 tho
grand jury ON eight OF tho charges
Yesterday by Justice GriESs. ono OF
thc charges Was dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

Mrs. j. Dan His. OF lo3 North El,n
Street. who has been III ut her homo
for some weeks, has been removed 10
stuart Circle Hospital. where she is
now reported 10 be resting comfort-
ably af,c- an operation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
Carried conrcnlcd wcnpon.

Monroe Chambers. colorcd. was fine,
500 and costs IN the Police Court US
ter.lay on q charge Of carrying :, con
ccalcd pistol on his person.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
rtncd for G,,lnE Short Weight.

Jacob Logan and Darlington Lewis.
arrested by Policeman Tate on charge
Of giving 1Iill Prick short weight az
ice. were fined 81 and costs each in
tho Police Court Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
Or. and Mrs. Henson Return.

DIR. ana Mrs j. w. iicusou and their
daughter. Miss Nellie Henson, of 40,
Allen .iycuuc, who have been spcud-
iiiE thci' Vacation iii Chicago and oihc,
points returned 20 Richmond ycstcr-
,ia Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

Hcury E"o<cr, Colorcd was sen
fenced To ninety days in Jail ycstcr-
day hy Justice Griccs on charge Of
stealing $3.50 from W. ~ Dabncy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

Hardy, of licnrico. yesterday morning.
The incFlcy woman WAS fined an addi-
tiVnal $40 for perjury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

Fined for Di>Ordcriy Conduct
Lille Iuckicy aud Douglas ~. vii
liamS. colorcd, we're fined $50 an,! costs
for dsordcrlN conduct by Magistrate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

Fine Pedestal Extension Table.
i2-inch top: large enough for six
people when open. The chairs are
made of solid oak. with upholstered
leather seats and full box bottoms:
this outfit is usually sold for $1,000;
our special price. Si5.0S.
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WANTED.


WANTED-A good reliable white
man to oversee and do general farm
work. Good wages to right man. J !.
o. Buckingham. Woodbine, Nd. Phone
Sykesville. lib. feb 11s
WANTED "A married man with some
help to take charge of Dairy oils cows
by March 25. Must be sober and relia-
bic; good wages and good hours. Ira
E. Dorsey, Finksburg, Nd. feb11-tf
WANTED Small Farm so to 100
acres under good state Of cultivation.
near Westminster, Md. No objection
to purchasing stock and equipment.
state lowest price and full particulars.
Apply ct Advocate. febl1-1m
WANTED-A reliable woman. ADJ
ply after ) o'clock at hrs. Della I.
Edwards. : Carroll street. Westmin-
ster, Md. fed II
District Manager wanted for Carroll
County b. one Of the leading Life In
suranee Companies. Experience unnec-
essary-a splendid opportunity for the
right man-bolh from ; financial stand
point as eel ~ n future. Reference
required Address Paul Alexander.
Supervisor Of Agencies P. 0. Box 1883.
Philadelphia, Pc feb 1877
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UNION MILLS

Calvin :. Bankert and daughter.
Miss Mary. Mr. and hrs. q. v.
Yeiser and daughter. Miss TreYa.
and Mr.. and Mrs. George ". BankerL
we're among the invited guests pres
ent Mt the Masonic banquet in Lit
tlestown. lazI Friday night.
Master irwin F1ickinger. who has
been under the care Of > trained
nurse for the past three weeks. Il
improving.
Mrs. Sarah Lowe l. II With pneu-
monia, and her recovery i not 81
pected.
Master Edmund Nuzbaum, son Of
". II. susbaum. IL suffering with
rheumatism IN the neeE.
Edward koontz. OF Baltimore, spent
last Sunday with his parents, Ex-
Judge and Mrs. II. n. Koontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Esaich and
family we're guests Of their parents.
Mr. and ATa. Daniel FrocE. last Sun
day.
The oyster supper which was held
by the |. D II. Lodge Has quite :
success. The Carroll County Reed
Band. which Is always : welcome
guest. va present on Two occasions
and rendered some excellent music.
Mrs. Henry Herman md daughter.
Mss Victoria. Of Hanover. spent iasI
Saturday and SUNDAY 9Th relatives
here.
Few. Glover will be present 10 a.
sist Rev. byron AlbsrIzon in ths
Holy communion services IN The
Methodist Episcopal church this Sun
day at - y. m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25
FATHER PITS BULLET IN son
WHO TRIES To STAB MOTHER

Arthur Wall. Is years old. OF Phil
adelphla. Has shot IN the arm b. rs
father. Harry Wall. February /. N
the Kitchen of their home, as the re-
suit Of 4 quarrel between Young
Wall and his mother. during which
the youth Is alleged 10 have tried 70
stab her With a carving knife Tie
father vas placed under arrest.
According to the police. the trouble
started when the younger Wall re-
turned home for supper. His mother
Is said % have reproYed him for be-
ing under the influence of liquor. He
became enraged and reached for tho
knife. making lnnge at his mother
with Il.
The father interfered. but was m
able to dIaarm the boz. and hurrIedIY
procured revolver from closet N
another room. He returned moment
later aud fred the shot Just In tine
to save his wife from injury The
bullet struck the boys left forearm
and passed Into the wrist. but did not
infief aHTIons injury.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25
FRENCH AND GERMANS IN TER-
RIFIC BATTLE
Neither Side Has Hade Any Great
Gains.

Gains.
The battle OF Verdun is growing
fiercer hourly. The grim death strng-
gle OF nations does not halt for = sin
gle minute, night or day, as tie
picked troops OF France and Germany
are hurled in terrific attacks which
succeed each other with bewilderIng
rapidIly.
The 25-mile battle line presents the
aspect today of colossal reptile
wrlthing In agony. its confguration
twisting back and forth as the alter
mating successes and reYerses Of the
desperate combatanls are reported.
So far the Germans have been IN
able to break the French lines II a
single point.
The leading military critics declare
that the Kaiser chose the present
moment to launch IN offensive IN or
der to forestall the concerted often
sive planned by the Allies for the
spring. IN which the authorities esli-
mate more than 100000 troops.
operating In every Iheater of var.
we're to cooperate and encompass
Germany,s immediate downfall
ParisIans are expressing intense
satisfaction In the staying powers Of
the army. The military critics Nth
one voice point out that II the French
hold out for a few days longer the
German drive will batter itself 10
pieces and gradually die away.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25
FOREST PLANTING GOOD INVEST.
MEsT
Experience In MARYLAND shows Ire
PlaaIl.E On Peer Farm soils i
HsIl-Paylng Proposition.

During the past tso years the State
Board 81 Forestry - baltimore Ezz
diatrIbuIsl from the state Forest Mr.
aery more than Ia. 30 frs.s At col
prices fon forest planting on waste
lands. Tie average charge 10 resi-
dents md landowners Of the State
was onlf fas3 per thousand. repre-
sentink III actual expense of growing
them. Tie oi,e Of IL State For
ester directed the planting OF 5a.4g1
" { 2 tees
II sonId therefore zssm that local
landowners are appfeeIalinE the faeIls
tiles offered by the Stats Nursery an
have become convinced Of the sound.
ness Of zush proposition. and Of The
thorough pfaetlcabliIty. IN a financial
sense. q retaining. through tree
planting. exhausted HoIlz which ezaz
not be made 10 grUs Iafm crops n
paying quantities
One landowner In Northern MARI
land. near Hayre de Grace. had l. ~
younE oaE and locust trees Ast out on
poor pasture land IN 1911. and he
plantation 20 far In very successful
Another. living on the Eastern Shore.
used s0.0e1 LobIollY Pine seedlings
for TefeTsaiation purposes 10 Ms ON
satisfaction and The Improvement oI
the land On the former site there
should h good crop Of poats In not
over L % 10 years from the time 81
planting md the whole plantation
may either be handled for such pro
ducts. n ahort rotations. or managed
- . lonEer-tlme investment for saIu-
able san timber. The Loblolly should
produce heavy yield of The latter. n
addition 70 smaller material. secured
from occasional trimmings. for ne
about lie farm. In either case ne
work i constructive and desirable.
and should be profitable A planIaz
ton Of forest trees protects the oil
from erosion, and i good invest
mont for The sake Of he trees alone.
though i i undoubtedly true thai :
stand d merchanIaDIa or growing
timber ada 20 the cab value OF anY
farm.
The hoard has n this time about
10000 Iorez. seedlings and tranzz
plants available for planting nazt
month These, as were those last year.
Will BE old 10 local landowners II
the coaI of growing them. Prices Kor
small trees Of suitable size run from
$3.50 per thousand for White Pine
seedlings 70 si2 per thousand FOR
Black Walnut trananIznts. and there
are also Tor sale At corresponding
prices Norway Spruce. Ted Oak. BLACK
Locust. White Ash. Honey Locust and
American lin. Orders Tor less than
thousand will be filled at the regu-
lar per thousand rate. Hlth a small
charge for packing.
Stocks Of some varieties are limit
cd, but trees will b reserved Tor
those sho get their orders In 10 he
Once of the State Forester, Johns
Hopkins University. baltimore. before
the stock Il exhausted. Price IIsig
and blanks for ordering will be for
warded upon application. together
with anY information desired on ne
subject of tee planting IN this State.
The spring season i most suitable
for planting but the planting should
be done before April 10Th for best re-
suits
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25
$1,000 TURKS FACE CAPTURE
Russian Troops Advance on Front
Two Hundred Niles Long-Ar-
menIans Enlist i Russian
Army.

Russian troops in AsiatIc Turkey are
advancing over front 200 miles long.
The northern wing d the Russian
army, which Is advancing upon Ire
bizond, Il less than forty miles from
that city and the Turkish defenders
are falling back before the advance
OF the invaders.
The evacuation Of Bitlis by the
Turks has opened up the way for N
advance upon Diarbekr which Is pTac-
tically without distractions.
Eighty thousand Turkish troops
which were being hurried TO the relief
OF Erzerum are in danger OF capture
by the Russians. They we're turned
back Just IN time to save them from
a trap, but are being surrounded, ac-
cording to advices from Tiflis.
According to the latest dispatches,
the Turkish losses at Erzernm are e.
timated 1t forty thousand killed.
wounded and prisoners.
Russian victories N Armenia are
having strong influence on the silu-
alton IN the eastern theatre of var
and the Balkans. Il i believed tn.
the time L not far OF when Constan-
tinople Hill be seriously menaeed
from the east by combined army Of
Russian and English troops.
All able-bodied Armenians who e.
capped from Turkish eonscription have
enlisted IN the Russian army. Grand
Duke Nicholas, II Is reported, has noH
$4,000 Armenian volunteers under hi
command.
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Lewis Green, Sr- Leaves Estate 10
Children and Grandchildren.

The last will and testament OF Lewis
Green. sr.. of near Tannery. Hamn-
stead district, who died the 18th IN
slant. vas probaied In the Orphans
Court this week Two sons Of the
testator we're named ~ executors.
Isaac 7. Green, Of near Greenmonnt.
and Lewis Green. Ir.. near Patapaco.
The VII beaueathH farm of about
80 acres 10 Jefferson D. Green. : Hon !.
a farm Of ifk acres to Robert lee
Green. aon: for life. then to his sIfe
and eight children. and $500 besides
TO each child when they shall arrive
at = years of zze respectively:
81 300 IN cash TO Alrhart Green, : on:
$500 70 Catherine Lester. a daughter.
wife Of John Leister; $500 10 France
anna Hoffman. . daughter, widow Of
Fred Hoffman. deceased; $500 To Eliza
Jane Matthias. a daughter; $500 70
MelYe Brown. a granddaughter. the
daughter Of David Brown and Julia
Anne Brown, a deceased daughter OF
the teslator: 81. 900 70 Amanda Green.
granddaughter. the daughter Of
Jacob ?. Green. : deceased son. and
GertIe Green. his wife. the home farm,
where the testator resided. IN Hamp-
stead district. near carrollton Station,
IL 10 b sold by the executors: 1t con-
tainH DO acres and i very valuable.
After the payment Of debts. costs Of
administration. specific requests md
proper charges. the residue Of The
estate i given In equal shares II The
two sona. who we're named a. ezscu-
tors. The will mentions that hereto
fore the testator had given 90 his lid
children about si1 10000 In eaah md
II Is known that the Isatator had EIF-
en- besides considerable other money
and stocks 10 his children. The value
OF the estate IL moi revealed. n The
will required only : nominal bond To
be filed b. the executors II Il known
that there IL upwards of 5000 On
deposit IN the local banks as vel -
some valuable stock In local eorpor-
ations held by the Isaiator.
Mr.. Green was . years OF age # The
time 81 Bis death md vas alwaYH IN
incorporating Democrat Ills Enozl.
edge 81 farming Il shown by the IAel
that h has made : success lie IS
perhaps The best known fox hunter IN
Carroll county and had many friends
In all parts OF the county. Until Yery
close n hla last Illness he va de-
voted n active horseback riding. We
Will mis- his many friendly visits 10
the Advocate Office.
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.NYDgRsglnG.

The county roads are very rough
IT this writing.
Mrs. Adam Croft It'll continues
very III Il his writing
Charles sIreSig killed the heaviest
hog thus IaT reported. which weighed
fss pounds
Several people from this com
munity attended the funeral Of Alvin
sauble. II Westminster. on wednes=
nay last
The ladies Aid ao.Isty OF IT.
Union church Slll hold social In the
!. o. n. HaII. on Saturday evening. i
the weather i faVorahIa
David J. fInglInE vii have sale NJ
his personal property On March |.
and move u Manchester On the foIz
lowing dHY= George TheTIl will move
on HIS farm
VIM. Xsnp. who had N attack Of
pneumonia. : able to b out again.
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orphea. Club Concert Appreciated.

The concert given by the orphenH
Club Of Baltimore. NJ Alumni Hall,
Tuesday evening. vas very well At
tended BY an appreeiative audience.
Dr. Lewis had generously offered 10
give the Woman's Civic League al that
was made above the necessary ex-
penses. which the League was most
glad 70 accept.
Mrs. Charles f. Stewart, the presl-
dent Of the League. having been In
trodueed by DIR. Lewis. responded In
YefY happy manner. thanking DR..
owls Tor the Interest the college Ind
shown IN the work Of the League. and
making an earnest plea for cooper
alton from the citizens OF WestmIna-
far
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25
LOCAI.AFFAlRS..

Il we should all love our enemies
Ne wouldn't have any.
One half the world doesn't know
how the other half bluffs.
The man who marries a woman for
her money must expect to have II
thrown up to him.
The degree team of the Jr. o. U. A.
h. this city, initiated class at
Hampstead on Friday evening
: calf was stolen from the stable
Of Howard b. Null, near Harvey Mon
day night by some unknown person.
Some people are so convinced they
are going TO wake up some morning
and find themselves famous that they
can't sleep.
Il girl wants TO be happily mar
rIed all she has to do Is 10 marry a
man who is 50 homely no other girl
would have him.
! girl who Is looking for husband
might as well understand that. even
after she gets one, she may still spend
most Of her time looking for him.
: game of base ball is scheduled
between st. Johns College. of An
ndpOIIbp anu I0e NeSIeTn maryland
College, on May 27. at Annapolis.
Sunday school in the Bethel at
Warfieldsburg. Nd. Sunday at 1870
o'clock, and preaching at go o'clock
p. NJ, by the pastor, C. Amos Rey-
noIds.
On Monday Sheriff James NJ stoner
sold the William ]. Murphy property
1t the Court House door, TO II. d.
Warehime. The property Is located
at 0Igt.
Miss A. C. Warner, who has been a
Western representative OF the S. B.
and B. w. Fleisher Co., of Phlladel-
phIa. has taken 4 position In the office
and will remain In that city for some
time.
The report that Maurice Lowery,
coIored, who Is wanted for the murder
Of George Kane. at the Montour
House, about one year ago. being ar
rested, is not correct. LoWery Is still
1T large and his whereabouts are un-
1.nsvn.