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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Reindollar f. Crasfeld to elotworthy
Birnie. conveys 1910 feet of land, for
$500.
David H. Zile to Zoland z. Zile. con-
veys 10 acres and ~ square perches.
for $II00.
David II. zIle 10 Zoland z. Zile.
conveys several parcels OF land, for
S..
Asbestos Land and Improvement
Co, ct al, to James {. Freberthauser,
ct al. convey 1900 square feet, for $50.
Nora E. GeIman and husband 10
Jesse stultz and wife, convey | acre.
rood and 30 square perches. for
s475.
Serena K. Wilson TO Carrie u. Zim-
norman and husband. conveys 5l2o
square feet for So.
Gilmore Flautt and wife 10 Walter
II. Davis, convey 996G1a square fest,
for $500
George A Weller and wife 70
Trustees of Church of God. Pleasant
Hill, convey efih square rods. for
800.
Edward E. Thiert and wife TO John
W. Thiort and wife. convey 3-s acre.
for $500.
Amos E. Evans and wife TO Harvey
J. Bippy and wifo. convey 95 square
perches. for s2h.
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known 70 many people Of Union
Bridge, Taneytosn. nnIontosn md
Westminster. he has relatives living
N all these places lie had been q
property holder Of he county fof 4
number Of years. lie IL therefore not
: stranger 10 the community or is
people, but Is aonfafszHl HIth ia
problems. IT. pursuits an lts wishes.
A. a teacher and =cheoi man. Ar.
finger haH had N excellent record.
md has hold hlEh place n I1e sdn-
eatIoHAl field. IIefoTa entering coll
Isgs he taught in thH Krzsed schools
Of I4ttlasto.n. Pa. and keEIssIlle.
Lancaster county. Pa For e. years
BE sas principal OF tae Schools OF
Laurel. Dal. which h raised % a1ch
: high stala OF efficiency nat DIT
Harfar. President Of Delaware Gol-
IeRe md Of ne state Board OF Eduea-
ION. once aaId of him. Il ean not for-
bear the expression d the hope mat
be I'll not deem Il duty be osea
himself - GEEK fieId O usefulness
outside Of ths State. ! should regard
such a decision distinct losH TO The
educ ationai interests of the State OF
Delaware
Mr. unEer for thirteen years sas
head master of tie ManlI1s Schools.
Hanllus. ). :.
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COURT HOUSE news.
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS SUPERINTEH-
DENT. CLERK AND COUNSEL.
Transfers Il Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Orphans 0urt.

Monday, May 22nd.--John Green
wood, administrator of Eerbert d.
Greenwood, deceased, settled his first
and final account.
.rbe last viii and testament OF Mir
anda r. Bishop, late Of Carroll county,
deceased, was admitted To probate
and letters testamentary thereon were
granted to james G. Bishop. who re-
ceiyed warrant to appraise and order
10 notify creditors.
Mary c. Linton, Administrative Of
George 4. Linton, deceased. returned
inventories of personal property. debts
due, current money, received order
TO sell stocks. and reported sale Of
stock. also settled her FIRST and final
account.
Tuesday. May 23rd.-Winter D.
Jones, administrator of Basil w. Bow
man, deceased. returned inventories
OF personal property, current money
and debts due.
George r. Gehr and Frank 4. Cas-
sell, executors of Margaret Bale, de-
ceased, settled their first and final ae-
count.
Gertrude A. Fogle, Administrative of
Harry c. Fogle. deceased. reported
sale Of personal property and settled
her first and final account.
Tuesday. May Goth. being legal
holiday, the Orphans Court Will not
be in session. but will be in session
Monday and Wednesday of next week.
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HIS INJURIES ! MYSTERY
waller D. Richardson Dies In Hospital


walter Barton Richardson. ~ years
old. farmer. Who lived near Henry
ton, died Monday afternoon IN the
University Hospital, Baltimore, from
injuries which he received In a mys-
Isrions manner about three weeks
ago.
While the young man had lucid i'm
fersals during his Illness, he never
gave an explanation OF how he Was
injured. On the daY he was injured
the young man left his home for
Henryton 70 get a newspaper. After
he had bought the paper he started
for home. Some time later q train
ere. of The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road found him lying beside the
railroad track. HIs head had been
injured. The railroad men took him
10 sykeayille. where Dr. Daniel b.
sprecher. wno attended his injuries.
Identified him.
The young man vas taken TO the
home Of Mr.. Arthur zepp. his sis
ter. in sykesyille. and remained for
several days. lie was later sent 10
the University Hospital Ills family
are inclined TO believe that he met
With foul play. Young Richardson
eas the ONLY son OF John and Fran
COS Richardson He has five sisters.
Mrs. Arthur zepp. Mrs. Herbert Our
sler and Misses Clara, LILLIAN and
Sophie Richardson,
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Honor Roll of Room No. =, Manchester
HLgh sfhoul.

The following pupils have been
present every day during the eighth
month: Gertrude Aiken. John
Riley. David Hoffaeker. George Show
er and Howard Wink
The following we're absent , half
day: Hazel Barnhart, Gorinne Miller.
Helen Burgoon. Ernest Brilliant. HaT-
~ Lippy. There missed one day.
Marguerite Burgoon. GoldIe Wolfe.
Mae OursIer. GiImor Lppy, Isaac
Brilliant and William MnsEeiman.
The following pupils have been
present every day during the ninth
month and are on The roll Of honor:
Helen Albangh. Hazel Barnhart. TreYa
Berwager. Marguerite Burgoon. Cor
inne Miller. Lillian Trump. Goldie
Wolfe. Flora Albaugh, Gertrude Alb
ken, Edna Armaeost, Mae onrsler,
Catherine Trump, John Riley, Isaac
Brilliant, David Hoffaeker. Howard
Wink. Maurice Ament and William
Musseiman. These we're absent . half
day: Frances Wagaman. Ernest Bril-
hart, Harry Rhodes. Tho following
missed ono day: Maurice Schmidt and
Helen Burgoon.
Gertrude Ahken won the Honor
prize Of being present every day and
without tardy mark during the year.
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School Commissioners.

The meeting Of the Board of School
Commissioners of Carroll County
which was adjourned on May 5. re
convened on Monday, May %. The
members we're all present. and tie
meeting was called to order at II 4.
m. by the president. J. Pearre WanH.
The following appointments Of dis
trict trustees were made: Hoods
Mills, Erman i. Shoemaker, 4. {.
Mckinney, Sweet Air. Howard Z.
Penn. Ira r. Davis. George w. Jenk-
ins: Cherry Grove. George {. Eeppo.
UrIah Markle, J. !. Arier; Washing
ton, Joseph Study, Edward Harner, ID.
W. Stouffer; Patapseo, deferred 10
June meeting.
The organization of the Board which
was begun on May 3. vas completed
resulting In the election OF Maurice S.
II. Unger AZ secretary, treasurer. and
county superintendent; Charles Reed,
clerk, and Charles o. Clemson, at
torney.
It was decided TO visit Hampstead
in the afternoon for the purpose Of
investigating the condition OF the
school building and premises at thai
place.
On motion the Board adjourned al
1915 p. m
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GEN. yAsDIvER DEAD.
Long . Prominent Figure Treasurer
of state For sixteen Years.

Gen. Murray YandIser. chairman OF
tho Democratic State Central Com
mitIee. afate treaGurer of Maryland
for &c years. and also one OF The most
prominent figures IN financial and
social life o. Maryland. died at i.4b
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. following
IN illness which began :. Annapolis
last winter.
Tha end came 1t The EyerItt cot
tage. a half-mlle from Blue Ridge
Summit
While attending tn Legislative ses-
sion and while exerfInE his strength
20 - elected atats treasurer. he ecn=
LraeIed : heavy cold which he could
mol shake OF IL settled on his
lungs.
General YandIxer i survived By
his widow md Iso children. Robert
and Dorothy. boIb unmarried. lie
survived hi brother. tnobertl. Who
served IN he Confederate Army.
and ; sister.
Mr. Yandixer vas born September
Il. Isth. at Hare de Graee. The
American prngenitor Of The YandIYer
family arrived IN Delaware IN 1866.
and assisted In The capture Of Fort
chrIstlana from The sssdez during
The same year.
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Surprised on Their Fifth Anniversary.

n spite Of the unpleasant weather
Monday evening the Lecture Room Of
Grace Lutheran church was filled
with members Of the congregation and
their friends, the occasion being the
fifth anniversary of Rev. Hetriek and
family. as their pastor. Rev. HetrieE
and family had been out to supper
and upon their return were truly
surprised to see SO many of their
friends there to welcome them. Later
they we're even more surprised when
they saw Mrs. Dietrich, Mrs. HetrIck's
mother and her aunt, from Gettys=
burg, among the guests.
mr. Ivan l. Hoff. attorney made the
address for the evening and presented
them With a large bouquet Of pink
carnations and : git OF money. Mr..
Hetrick responded IN an appreeiatiye
manner.
Another eurpriCe WAS in store for
them when the Boy Scout Band made
their appearance and enlivened the
evening by rendering some of their
bent selections.
: feature of the social part o. the
evening was the serving OF refresh
ments which was enjoyed b. all.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Croft. Mr.
ana Mrs. Harry Croft and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Grafton took m antomo-
bile trip 10 0ovans last Sunday and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. jas.
Mccall.
Mr.. and Mr.. Granville :. Hnmbert
we're the guests O. Mr.. and Mr.. Vel
don !. Husbaum last Sunday.
Me. Minnie Bachman, oI Hanover,
spent IaaI Sunday With Der sister,
Miss Cora Baehman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank sHeigart, Of
Westminster. spent last Sunday With
relatives here.
Rev. Harry Newcomer and family,
Of Baltimore, we're the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs, I. c. Lawyer. one day last
week.
Miss Virginia YinglIng Is having
her house painted.
Charles Leppo and Mis- BsteIla
YInglIng, accompanied n crowd Of
folks N Westminster on : trip 10
CnarIeHtoun, y. n, last Sunday.
Mis- Viola Marker visited Dr.. and
Mrs. 9. L. WeIzeI last Week.
Mr.. and Mr. Raymond Harkle en-
tertained last Sunday Mr.. am MTs.
Cletuz Honck. Mr. ana Mra. Murray
HoucK and Lev Copreeht, q Hanover,
=
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~ Goes Down EmbaakmeaL

A headzon collision between extra
freight mi. one Of he new maIlet
engines. and local freight gI5 took
place at iOza0 Tuesday morning In
The Emory Grove Yards. The e0b
sent down = i fool smhankmsnt
xiih = cars loaded vIIh wheat. while
; cars and ne engine on tie local
freight Here reduced 20 Junk To
place the o. engine baek On no
track II had 10 b taken apart into
sections. - no crane Is built heavy
enough Ii iii the monster. Gonduc-
Tor sarbaugh was Injured and as
taken TO the Washington County Hos
nitAl. HaKerzIown = Is supposed
that high speed b. The extra Has The
cause OF he accident The wTeckage
Has removed lodaY
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
christian Endeayer oen,entIon.

The Twenty =fifth AnnIxeraag and
Convention OF Carroll County Chris.
tan EndeaYor was held In he Luther
N Church, Methodist Protestant
church and Church Of God. Union
town. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day. Mr.. Harry Fogle. president
and Mr. Elmer Gents. vice president,
presided. The Junior Rally In charge
o. Mrs. John D. belt. Junior superIn-
tendenI, Has held yesterday after
noon and was especially good. This
morning : number OF ex-presidentB
we're present and delivered addresses.
The anniversary address Thursday
evening was delivered by Rev. r. Il.
Williams, Of HughesvIIIe, Pa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
Ctreult5Court News

Judge William II. Thomas dismissed
the petit jury on Wednesday. The
following cases have been tried and
disposed OF since our last report.
Vim. L. Burdette vs.. Albert H.
GosnelI. suit, pray for jury trial; yer
diet for plaintiff. Delauter and
Stooksdale for plaintiff. Hon for de
fendnt.
State VS.. BENJAMIN Cooper. larceny
tried before jury, guilty, sentenced
TO Maryland Penitentiary for l year.
Seabrook for State. Mccormick for
prisoner.
Garford Philadelphia Co. ps. VIM.
II. Bowers. suit on promissory note.
tried before jury. verdict for plaintiff
assessed damages 5000. Bond &
Parke for plaintiff. Weant and Reif=
snider Tor defendant.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
81 WILL RECEIVE DE-
GREES.
rHE FORTY-SETH COMMENCEMENT OF
The WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE
WILL Be HELD FROh June
NINTH TO FOURTEENTH.

The general program OF The exer=
cises will be a. follows:
Friday, June athz--S ,. m, Fresh
men and Sophomore Contests In EIo-
cutIon for the Norrnent prizes. Ger
tifIcates and honors OF the Prepare
tory School will be awarded.
Saturday. June I0th.--6.30 p. m.
UnYeiling Of class window IN Alumni
Hall; IS p. m. Presidents reception.
Sunday. June 1IIh.--i0.30 p. m,
Baeealanreale Sermon. President
Lewis; p. M. Sermon by the Chris
tian Associations, Hev. Il. Il. vaien-
tine. d. D.. OF the Lutheran Church
Germantown. P
Monday. June i2.--2 2. m. Society
Reunions II Society Halls: s ?. m.
Graduates Recital n Music.
Tuesday. June 13.=-10 \. m, annual
meeting of the Board Of Trustees
1910 q. m. Open AR Performance ol
Shakespeare. As You Like IT. 1.30
D. N, base bal game, Alumni VI
neaa meeting Of the Alumni. s p. m.
Oratorieal Contest OF the Literary
Societies.
Wednesday. June 1880 q. m.
Commencement. orations by six grad.
uates: Award Of Undergraduate Hon.
ors. comforting OF degrees. His Ex.
cellenes. Emerson {. Harrington. Gov.
ernor o. Maryland.
The graduates are: clarkaon Rosl
Danes. baltimore. Nd. John Crogan
Bennett. Brooklyn, I'D. Henry Iau.
ran DarneT. HagerEIown, Nd John
Ridgely Engle. GranIsviile. Nd
Harry 0gburn FisheI. Vaughn. y. c..
John I4as Green. CrIafieId, Md
Nathaniel Mason Harrison, Jr.. Brink
leyxIlle. ~ G.. George Frederick
Kindley. Baltimore. Nd. Lester Edgai
Langdon. WapeIla, IL: Guy Everett
l,elster. Medford. Nd. James Tollej
Marsh, Jr.. Sew Windsor. Nd. South
ey Francis Mlles. r.. Marion. Nd
Philip Myers, Baltimore. Nd. Pau
stoFey southeriaDd Paris. Liberty.
town. Nd: psal Iamkin Posles
HaEerstown. Id. Lewis Candlel
Radford. Monroe. Ca: John William
Townsend. BrOoEyille. Nd. Iastel
Alvin TsiKE. TsigEIown. Nd. Sam.
uel shrIner utx. New Market. Nd.
Julian Anailne Vincent. sInkHood
Md. Katherine Theresa Adams
Atholton. Nd Minnie Rosina Adkins
Salisbury. Id; Elizabeth Jane ben
mott. sYkeHxilie. Nd. Grace Ma,
Bowen. Baralox. Id. Alice EIolss
Dyson, Dubois. Nd. Gertrude Fur
er. Princess Anne. Id: Marion Hen
rletla Gross. baltimore. Md. Ahct
Search paralY, HrooEevilIe. I'D; Lil.
-.
Nd. Anna Margaret Price. Middle
Town. Del: Ethel Amelia Roop, Vest.
minister. Md: Helen Marie Smith
HuflocE. Md; Clara froaaley Swartz
Belzir. I'D. iHta Taylor. HuTlock
Md. HIldA Turner. RIdgely. I'D.
Barbara Thekla Willis. Worton. Nd.
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Teacher. seet Postponed untIl June 10

On account of the delay In closing
the public schools of Westminster
caused - the prevalence OF scarlet
fever In The IowH and community. The
teachers. meeting which was sehed-
aied In The Teachers. Hand Hook for
Friday. June >. I'LL b postponed IN
I'll June d
The annual examination for teach
erH, certificates .lll be held In The
high school building on June II. 10
and I6. beginning each daY at . q. m.
Al persons expecting % teach In
tho schools Of the county and Who do
not already hold certificates are re-
auIred u attend.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
nelisnIder Takes Up Duties.

j. Milton RelfanIder. whom Cover
nor Harrington appointed % the State
Industrial Accident Commission N
place Of the late Chairman John D.
Hanna. entered upon his duties yes
terday. Mr. Heifsnlder took the oath
OF Office before L. o. Cash. Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Wednesday afternoon. 10 will be
chairman Of the commission.
Mr. Reifanider vas given warm
welcome b Commissioners Charles ).
Wagaman and James Higgins. IN the
afternoon he at IN hearing with
Commissioner Higgins. Al noon Mr.
ReifsnIder went to the HennerI for
luncheon and met number OF public
men there. who congratulated him.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
Excursion To ssw.reu.sm Park.

Decoration DaY ls the hrkI OF the
summer holidays. and \ great many
persons take advantage Of i for :
trip AVA from homs=
a NeK Pen liar parE Korkmrn
have been busy for several days
cleaning and Frightening II np. until
now II looks better than eYHr. and
ever. one may b assured OF pleas.
uTahle day of outing. pIenieIng and
uthsT enjoyable amusement
The Western Maryland Railway
Will. In accordance with 1T usual
custom, run m excursion. The schsd-
nlea are most convenient and The
fare very Inv. ~ Ill - noted In
IhclT advertisement appearing else
where IN thiH paner. AM agent Hili
gladly KIvs fnll information
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
Centenary I. = Church.
Sunday, Mays. 1916.

Sunday. nay Is, 1916.
e.I5 a m.-sun1ay school.
1870 a m.-zMoTnlng worship. Prof.
w. J. King, Of the Naval
Academy IN Annapolis. will
speak n the interest Of The
AnII-Saloon League.
J y. m.--MemoriaI service. : pro-
gram Of special music Will be
rendered b. the choir and Or
cheatra. directed by Mrs Harry
KINNEY.
Address b. the pastor. Subject,
The War and Half Century After
wards.
A very cordial invitation Is extend
Cd to the public. You and your
friends will b welcome Frank II.
Havenner. Minister.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
Three fear Old Daughter Drives
Horse Auay.

Several days ago Roy Dern. Of near
Detonr, after getting ready his team
preparatory To going after milk cans
1t Keymar tied his horse near his
house. After few minutes absence
from the team he returned and vas
much startled to find It gone. he uas
more startled to find his 3-year-old
daughter. Madeline, also gone. II
turned out that Madeline had decided
u 60 after the cans and had united
the horse and eft. She arrived 1t Key
mar safely where friends took charge Of
her until the arrival q ner father.
Several photographs we're taken Of
her = she ~ driving.
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Totals
MT.sT.hARs.
Totals =. ......39 7Is 1923

1DlhIS % ID - 20 !.
tone out when winning run scored.
W. NJ. G......I 0 D o ! : 2 0 Is
Mt. st. Mary's.0 0 0 4 90 } o Q OF
Three-base hils--Langrall. 2. Two
base hits Diffendal. Arnold. Rice. a..
Sadler. ~. Carney. Stolen bases
Meyer l3). cogan e.. Langrall. Miles,
WingaIe. Struck ont-By DifEendal.
a; by McHngh. 7: By Gleason, :
Passed balI=--Long. Wild pitch Gleaz
son. UmplTe-Twizs, Western Mar1=
land.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26

Mr. md Mrs. Truan and Hiss Aimee
Truan. of near College Park; Messra.
George and Dorsey Graz. o. Maryland
Agricultural College. and Mr. John ).
Gray, r., O Maryland University l..
School. we're EneaIs Sunday Iast 81
NJ. and Ire. Charles o. Clemson.
Court HfresI. Ths three cray boys
are BROTHERS OF Mr. CIeneuHl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
lDRNNIEGs.

st. James Church vas we'll at
tended last Sunday. both Sunday
school and preaching service.
Children's Day will be observed
probably on June 18th.
On Tuesday night. May 31Ih, at ;
O'clock the uasIor vii read Evangel-
Inc. and illustrate It.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
Hs,tnlnster Defeats Taneytoun.

The Westminster Bowling Team
last week rolled the Taneytown bowl
ers on the Red Front alleys and de-
feated them by 81 pins. The score
follows.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
Marriage Licenses.

Bernard T. Wtshaar and Edna r.
GobrighL. both Of uniontown.
Claude H. Leyheld. Baltimore. and
Mary Helen Harris. Sykesville.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-26
Salem Lutheran Charge.

St Iohn.s-sunday school 0 .. N.
Divine service 10 a. m. St DenIa-
MINIS Sunday school I pm. Divine
service 2 ,. II. ". r. Her1h, pastor.
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WEDDINGS

An interesting wedding took place
Tuesday morning at ST. Paula Mefho-
dlhl Episcopal Church. sYkesYille
when MIss Nary Helen Harris. dangh.
Ter Of Mr. and mrs. John Harris. be-
came the bride Of the Rev. Claude
Hi Jeyfieid. of flomewood Chapel
Baltimore. The ceremony sas per
formed ~ Hey. William +. Harrison
Of Elkridge. assisted by The Rey. DR..
T. Marshall West, Of sykesYIlie. and
Rev. Robert +, ZeIgler, pastor Of st
phul.s Church.
The bride wore blue serge With
graz hat and shoes and carried q
shower bouquet Of white roses and
lilies-of the valley Her sister. Miss
Irene Adele Harris. WA maid OF
honor
NJ. Ileyfield had n his best man
Rev. Henry Dodge Appenzeller. OF
fannondaie. Ct The officiating eler-
gyman and beat man we're class
mates OF the groom II the theological
seminary.
After the wedding breakfast at The
Naples, The home OF The brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ieyffeid left for
: trip 10 the North.
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-nIckensIlets.

Mr.. William +. Friese. son of Fred
:. Frieae. Of earroI1ton. and Miss
Cora l.. Diekenzheela. daughter OF
minister. were married Saturday ev-
ening. May Goth. II the Salem Luth-
eran parsonage BY Rev. v F. Hersh.
They were unaeeompanied and will
make their future home IT Hanover.
"a. Ne Wish them we'll and . happy.
prosperous welded life.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-10
PLAIN QUESTIONS TO
COLUMBIA PEOPLE
Every Columbia Reader VIII Admit
the Soundness of the Logic.

Every Columbia Reader VIII ADM,
the Soundness of the Logic.
Would Columbia people recommend
0oan's Kidney Pills as they do II tn.
medicine were not reliable? Would
they confirm their statements after
years have elapsed If their exper
iences did not show the remedy to b.
deserving of it? Statements like the
following must carry conviction t.
the mind of every reader:
VS. Padgett, grocer, 213 E. Ninth
St. Columbia, says: MY kidneys
we're weak. l used Doan's Kidne,
Pills and they gave me great relief"
Statement given February 8, 1911
On April /, 1915, Mr.. Padgett said
| think as well of Doan's Kidney
Pills now as ! did when ! first en-.
iorsed them. They are good kid
ney medicine"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Padgett has twice publicly recon
mended. Foter-Milburn Co., Props.
Buffalo, N. Y.-(Advt)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-10
MARINE TELLS OF
AWFUL BATTLE
NEWLY WON SHARPSHoOTER'S
MEDAL ATTRACTS CROWD
OF LISTENERS.

Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. e.
George Washington, a United States
Marine from Kentucky who does not
bid fair to emulate the truth-telling
record of his illustrious namesake,
marched proudly down Broad Street
today with a newly won sharpshoot.
er's medal pinned to the breast of his
uniform.
Attracted by the medal which close.
ly resembles the Maltese cross worn
by some European heroes, an old gen.
tleman asked him how he had won It,
and George delivered a picturesque
account of stirring deeds ON shell-torn
battlefields, while one by one the
crowd gathered and listened in awe
struck silence.
"But I say old chap" interrupted a
stranger, where did all this happen? p
"Oh, somewhere in France" re
turned George cheerfully, and the
spellbinder's audience melted away.