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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-12
Se,ltidJer SrSen Der Sarusari.

Cincinnati 9os. Ro. t6s9 unb sic
sesIoss RO. 701 baben auf anresuns
bss Srobbarben 9,rrn @nton 9liid
iiein cine Utanis sesriinbet, D:rsn
3tDed lit. bic WliisIisoer NIT ben Of
bensprinaipien ndbsr Dertrart 3u .la.
den. Oi. giHftsuns Der Wank sr'
foIst ndhf,n SOnntas In btr epsmo.
poIitan Saqs unb 3tpar in 1egenipc.t
Der 9robbeamten Don Widmisburq.
pamiltOn, 9apion. pOrismouib, Chi.
eaeo unb pittsburs. 0i: Gsi,r b:.
sinnt um / ltbr ,Rahni!tles. Gsr
WanRnitab bes Gortl9ritt no. Is in
0aptOn iiibrt bi. aonb;batm sia.
9arauf Snitalliruns Der geamt.n.
5tiisfeH ioipis llnterbalirns r1s
Tang. Die neus Wianis pa. ben ia
men pditorius Wianis Ro. SO srbaltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-12
$7sc,cco verIanst.
Die .. ". 6. u. mni sur SOrtiet'
nns ibrer idjdtsnsiuertbsn Arbeit
WitteI baben.

lln6 Dieberiim fpiro on 6ie 2iberas
Iitat unb Grobberaigfeit bes Gincins
natter giirgers dppeIliert. 9ie
Guote ser Staot gum $35, 900, 900
y, W. 6. ". Sonos bes 2anbes ilt auf
100000 feitgeiest fporoen, unb
SiirgerIneiiter pufta erIieb cine
Yroflamation, In Der er ote 9irger
arfioroert, aud biesmal, ipie geIes
gentlif Ger 9ibertp Bombs nno Der
9fotbe areliJiuode, ibre 9Silidjt 5u
tbun. Ter Appel ipiro nid)t ungebort
perbaIIcn. TaB Die y. Wi. G..g. idns
sensDertbe Nenite in bieier ariegs~
Seit leiitet, itebt aiiBer ;Srage. SoIbas
ten erbaIten in llebiinesIaseru lpdbs
reno ibrer aiisbiIbuug bic bertbor
bette Ollie luo llnteritiiFin9. Sier
iperben BON Der y. ". g. ". @eiens
ihnftsrallme uno gibliotbcfen ers
rihtet, in oenen fir sforper pno. @eiit
Gorge getragen iuirS. Sebrreife gors
trdse, SpieIe, @eiang, JiInrs, Sport
irno aon5erie eeben snregune uno
3eritreiuins, ole nod bartem Tieuit
ben iuneen Refriten has 9niein ers
beiternb seitnIten. @dn3 Defenders
aber betpdbrt iid Die .. ~. 6. NJ
gr6eit an Der Sront. GPit icSert
SoIbatentransport nn6 drantreib
seben 5u gIeider Seit aud Sefretdre
Der @eiellibnft ab, oie binter uno BIZ
reft OH Der 5euerIinie ben SoIoater
Surf, q. M. 6. u. .sOrsaniiationen
belfen.
@leidseitig nit ben SdmniIiineen |
fir Die y. 81. 6. U. iperSen ioIde |
fir ben Council OF 9ocuI aeeitcies
betrieben. Der fir 9urffiibruna ieis
ner aru1ens uno @obItbdtisfeitspfle'
ge In unierer Stuot in bieiem @inter |
$3.50, 900 bertotbiet. gs IoIIeu olio |
sliiamInen $3.50, 900 aifgebrad)t irers
ben uno oomit ipirb beiite beeonnen.
sSn allen airhen tpltrbe eeItern bes
reits bon ben, @eiitlid,en oif bic
aampaqne, peId,e bic goiBe @ode
bouert, binee,pieien. % if alfo ihon
tiiGtie poreearbettet iporbeu, iooab
bic Tedns, ipenn Tie beute aus
nirgenos oergebens ans
flopien iperben.
Sc6en Wittag finbet elm 2nndrcn
i'm Suiiptnlartier, BEN SoteI Gibiun,
itdtt irno bel benz beiitieen iueroen bic
Serren @m. e. 9roeter uno Gbdrles
I. Gbriitie. tpeId,e on Der Spise Der
grefiltipe refp. Ses ghibIisitdtszaom'
nittces iteben, berihten ipas ibre
betreffs Der erIansung
bon @eIberu ihon rollbroht baben.
Sedsebn 9eams tperben tbdtig iein,
,eren aapit1ne Die foIgeuoen befonns
ten 9iirger iinb:
Scam SO. (ytortpooo)-- Wapor
). &. @ngelbnrSt.
Ieam gtc. 2-S. :. @oipe.
Seam geo. 3-RalSb Solterbofi.
3eam Rc. 4-9ueene Bug. l.
Seoin Rp. 81. 6. anoerien.
Sean go. 6-Rep. Sranf g. gseb
on.
9eom gac. 7---9. y. Golfer.
Searn gso. S-8op's Gipiiion.
Seom geo. 11-Rotarp Club Seaul
Srdnf Siimitein. l.
Searn g,o. 12--Neipeu Sargrane.
IIfreb 9aiiait.
Ssam Rc. 13-Mpers y. Cooper.
Seam Ro. t4-|SaHuiel Gogne.
Seam go. 10 - SailoeIstanlrier, !
gs. 9apIor unb 2ufe W. SuIitb. n
Seom 9to. 16 - 9mureree $ers 8
teoe. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-12
SieI nnter bic gfGub,r.

Der 41~idbrise @m, Bunting, so.
Iuulbus. g., pur6e ON Der GrOnt uno
Sreeman 9tDeHue Don 5Dei Jdrbigal
Hiebereef9Iasen unb Tim $50 bsraubt.
3ie StrOIde liebsn ibr Spfsr bolbs
beiDuB Btlps liesen unb es purbe fpd-
ter bon 6em Ra9tfpddter Der Queen
Gitp Goal 60. sefunben, Der ben
Mann naa Sen Stabtbofpital fhaI.
fen lieB. Die potiaei itellts Raas
fOrf9ungeH nod ben Rdubern an uno
babel fiubm 2sutnaut SuipaLS uao
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-12
Gpbingtpm.

Die 9ppimsteaer Ciiiee FIR bal
.Gineinnatier gsoItsbIatt" befinSs
Fd) in bem 8eb6ube Der RsSpleI
gapinss 8anf & Srait &c., Z &ef
SedJits Strafe. gnSeissn, Mittbei
lmHs,n nnb geifeannssn irsenb mel
der art werben bis nenn lt6r g6enbi
baielbit enfeesenser erommen. SeIe
pbsh SSnth 1884.
sbpmns SbieIbs, 81, unb Mnrls
Gbislbs, 9sipe BON 9erinefton, &p.,
fripis Srant Oh 8is6ip. "a, unb 2sO>
nora Rsnbaro, 27, geibt bon gineins
rati. sripirtteu ssitsru bier 9eirathss
ideius.
Games guIb, 21, bon Spring
feb, o., gai6orb WiIis, 25, uub
Sapben @ngIiib, %. gsice BON
9ouisDile, ap., ipsIds auf bsm 2atr-
ria gabRbOf um5sripa5iertsn unb iid
m bsrbd9tiser Weiie beuommen buz
Zen foIsn, Durben seIfern bon benz
poIi5iitsn OgrisH psrbaftet. Die 9e=
narttn ertlarten, ouB iie iosben bon
2Ouispille bier sinsstroffen ieisn.
= Sisr iou cine 2isa fir Srausns
fieuil. ssgriinoet peroeu. Die 2tga
ipu EN- 3peig Der Cincinnati 2iea
itIber, fpeltbe Iestere rem IationaIsn
8ertbsioisungsratb ansebGrt. Sruu
8. Eattsrmau, @oriiBsnSe Der Jrauenz
2isa, pirb BEL Der Griinbuns bsbiIf-
lt1 ietn.
Die NatiOnal 9. 30. 6. q.
&riesaluser Sampagne bat geitern
SIREN anfang ssnommen. Der Staat
&entldb Ioq 100000 beiiteuern.
Sierpon entfalen auf aenton gpuntp
$32, 500. 8erIdisbsne Seams nnter
Der Girettion einselner &apitdns pers
ben hiefe Wo6e in ben Ishs 0arps
ter Stabt 3ei6nunsen entgeseunsb=
men. Senton, campbell unb Boone
GOuntb iollen $4,000 Iisfern. Siers
ron entfalen auf Campbell gountp
$4,000, auf Boone gountn $2500
rno cuf 8entpn Gountp, ME pben
cnseeeben, $32, 300. Der 4ttb. Rts
9uro .. grnit 1T @crfBenbsr bes
Eampasnez4ommittses.
WGbreno bes Jubballz zSpieis,
ipeI4es geftetn in Rpiebale spiIten
benz .RoiebaIe Seam" uno Der rD1t
QbenSe Sohf6ule" absebalten ipuroe,
fam es gu elmer Rauferei, nobel Der
iSarbige Dm. 9au, at,geblid bon
Cincinnati, ipel6er Dem Seam Der
6odidule ongebOrte, attatirt puroe.
Die Mitglieber oes Rpfebale 5eam
bntten bagegen proteItirt, bab Elm
Snrbigsr an bem Spiel tAeilnabm.
Dies fii9rte gu elmer beftieen Son'
troperis, ipo6ei Der Garbiee atGebllh
,inem iungen Wnnn bon &oieoale
linen Sdlae periebte. Dies fpur oas
Signal gu elmer aleemeinen Ronrez
rel, nel6s erIt bur9 oos GrideInsu
,er goliei gum abidIuB aebratt
purbs. Ser Sar6tee mar mittlsrpetie
n einem &uto f6Ieunieit na6 Gin
innati qebro6t tporoeH.
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Neippprf.

Die Iappprt Cffire fir oas rGin
ctrnaticr @clfsblatt" btfinoct Nf IL
2u, 339 gprf srnfe, aeseniibel
ScM Gonrtbpaie, iuoiclbit Reuisfei
ten, GMscigen II. {. N. biz 8 ltb,
&benbs eutgeseuaeuommen iuetben.
Gelephon Sontf 2401.
- Die &Iage oes 6erbert Slut
mlts ge0cn 0ie Gtaot 9}epport miro
am 6. 9e5en16er abermals sur Ser
ban0rung 9elangen. 6Iutnllts mar in
Der Bltmpitdtton Ser @oiierrperfe,
aIs er iiber cine Sreppe fiel, perleBt
moro n. @r berflagte Die 5taot auf
$4,000 S6doeneriab. Ter Stabtaus
malt Brent Spence erbo6 9egen Die
alage Ginpono, fpeIher pom 2idter
anterItiist tpuroe. SIutn1us appeQirte
5cgcn Die G5rt'heioung, porauf Die
abcrmaIige &erbanoIung angeoronet
pllr0c 6Iutrus bate in Der Ieetbin
abg haltenen @abI fir ons 9lrt zines
Staotzao,nnIiiidrs fan6loirt.
- Ger Safetp gauberein oerfIoate
Sobn @dIier auf 3ahlung elmer Rote
5um 9etrage BON $2997.
3m Gountpgerift pur6e Sus
Seitament oe5 3bomus :. 4ple bon
Sort Gbomo5 eingereidt. @s ertbdIt
IN tuenigen g9orten Die geitirlnung,
odi3 fem ger1nogen ser 5rou Gatbee
rtn2 gutf 3ufaaen ioG.
guf Die sfei0ungsfIagc, tpclde
2cpis youticp gegen feline @attin
Sate g)1rtiep eiHgereift bate, muroe
Don Der 2e6teren cine 2Intport ein=
gercitt. Sie beiduloigt in ibrer @ez
gentlaae ibren 8atten Der @rauIam=
felt. Jlidter 3. 0oIff bate in oer
aluge eineu ginbaIt5befe6I erlaIien,
Donadl goltieh 0arau perbin0ert
pirN $500 aus eiuem 9auperein 5u
5icben. eSrau DOutiep erfldrte in ibrer
9Intport, oaB ilr ridjtiger Gorne
2)ute iei un6 oaB 6esbalb Elm 5ehIer
IN Der RldgeidrtTt genlaht Doroen iet.
- Sames Stebens G2 Sabre alt,
bon Brent, Gp.. uHo oeiien So6n
Y. 5teDeHs, 10 Sabre oft, lDeI6e mlI
Der 2nnSItrabe, cine D2eiGe n6r6Ii6
BON Silper Srobe, auf eiuem Diotorz
tneie fubren, foqioirte mit eiuem
Auto, nobel 9ei0e Don ibren Sieen
grihleiloert Dur6en. 2yones steoens
erlitt einen 8einbruh ltno 6. SteDens
eiuen 9rud oeS SddIifeIbeins.
- Gie $4,000 gonoa.gaobe,
Delde fir SeiDerbanten in Clifton
bcitunuIt tparn, wssroe SetauatriG,
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Sic enslii@e Shbne.

Tie gtorbIanb pIa3a oil
Der obern @ineitrabe III ems Der
Id)Gniten Observation-Disclosures I'M
mittIcren @eIten mo es itebt beinl
YubIifum in hoDer CUNT. 9as
3benter lit gut pentiIiert iino auf Die
gcaueniIid,feii Der geiuf)er miro bic
grobte Stiidiiht Jerommen. Sir Die
@od)e lit bas iolgenoe Brogramm
aneeiebi: Wlpntag - Ges Waferuaes
in 8 SBeiIen, 7.45 urb 8 ubr Nbenbs,
srontreids berilbmter Sfniipieler
Senrp araus. Seine 9reiserbobung.
0ienItng - Gam Of TIE 9atlb. Ulme.
petroba. einsiiIar 9itp Of Seoul.
Sis @ife's Mother. Wtittpod -
3asputin, Der id]parae Dt6iif. Z
3beiIe, 7.15 luo 8 llbr Gberos. Rei'
ne Ereiserborune. Tonneritng -
Mpiterious MiB Gerrp. Billie BUR-
fe. Sbe Scarf Of @ar Greet. u 3,c'
Iitieinns cream. Sobn s'llmn. Sreis
tas - aiB for cutie. BiOian Wlars
tin. sbe Champion. GbaS. Chaplin.
Gamftaa-gyarlbieIe @arbtn. 9urplD
2odfpoo6. 2be JIirt. Sarrp 5IIopb.
Sm @mpreb Sbtdter ga
ifitt bide Dote anna Goa 5up, bic
mpiteri6feIts psrf6nIiGfett Der Siibns.
Nn ben Rameu ppn Qnna gpa
sap 'niipft ih olles n6slihe Mpites
riDIe, ia isIbIt Dines, fpslfe ans
llsbetnaiiirIife grenSen. gs i6eini
tiris. msrtpiirbisen 5rau etrpos
Qei6hs gu i,in. bic 3utunft gu ent'
biiuen unb irgsnb Elm probIsm, beHsn
g0irre ibr ron Gbeaierbeiu9ern Dors
aslsst pirb, iuirb Don ibr aufeenoW'
men. Die Dame beenoiete iosbsn cine
erfol9,,ihs 9our bur9 S9pttIdnb,
England unO Srlanb. Seri4te BON
8lGttsrn in jeien Qcnbsrn 5ufoIse
srsnstsn stIide ibrsr @Orfiibrunesu
ons llnelaubIi6s. &uf bem prO.
sramr III aud Der @ioniep SippO'
sroms bon aipton perS.i6net. or be-
iiebt aus spGlf Der iHt.lissnteitsn
unb trmif6iten 2lffen, Die jsmnIs 5u
elmer 9ruppe bsreiniei ipurbsn. 2arrp
SimpIun uHD feine Geisui9aft tr.t.n
IN s. granSon's .Sn tbs Roab to
Rene" duf unb Snrrp G6uiisr in .i. |
nem muiitaIii4en aft. @uberbem fee |
ben Oui bsm prosramm bas GbOrus.
lOps, Rutt unb Self, IOtuis bic brittle
Ssris bon Camp SHERMAN Manb.I'
btlbern.
Gin funtslnagslnsuss stiid unb
lin srrbartigss obsnbrein, .9bs MiI,
lion 9Ollar Dolls toiEmt bieis no.
be irt 8 Ipmpie sbsatsr CUR
Die Dolls" ireten in sis
lem 3peiaitsr nit Mu!ii ouf, Der ben
Cite. .Sn Doll aanb' bat unb ale
SeI.Jsnbsit fir cine nnsielenbe Su.
5sHituHs unb prdhties apitiimiruus
'istet GIiff 9raebon unb Seottp
Jrtsbal Inb bic 9auptbarftsflsr unb
ie srftsusn ii9 febr tompsteuter Nit. !
piela. Suts @uIit siebt ss babel in
siiIie.
SE 2pric Sbeater ipir6 in
ieisr @Ods Nioroseo's nsueiter grs
dig s9bs Brat, berfabt BON Maube
yultcn, bic attrattiou bilbeu. Das
5tiid iibertrifft IsIbit bus btriibmt,
peg o. mn Senrts nod. SrI. Sutton.
is Muturiu, bic audi bic TitIrolIe
pieIt sis5. IN SeurEtids bic Gdat4sl,
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unb isti stfimbs ID mia in entsr o<iHnbtssf
NIB bin asbeiIt 20 Hfems eas ssmpoune
brsimai bes Iaess na6 ben vidtissiisa siH
nns bein e6iafsnaeeeu. 20 taIte fifis siHs
5iafts I'M 6dufe- 6faH 9. y. nHtw
ham, 2es eews etub. gaHSaiea. n ..
srausn. rsl6s ibrs SeHnSt<ii isisstr ssr'
esiisai ta5en, srsdbltn nafirli6 HnsersH. pas
sewn sebOleu bat eiHies fdtsbsn aHbs 80
Fcubm bic susifsntiidano ibssr aamsn ui9
stsissrartisn .Hfammfn rfii Den ssuan'fsn.
fisIs slnbers srsabisn % ttrsn Srsunsinnsa.
GdDreibrn Sic pertraneuspoll an bic
2bbia 6. Einfbam WsbieiHt Co.,
2saH, Raf., nm al bas, mas Sie
besasIid Jbrr 2eibeu 81 ipifen no.
thia baben.
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Elm golisiit in ter Tdhs bss 1bdtDris
bic S0ris oss gsrnubfen. oi. ic4
$67 tntbi,It, iptpis siren 5obtiAidser,
ben bic adnber benubt botien. Bon
ben 2estsren ieood tonnte feline Spur
entoedt lperoen.
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ban, Sidofratb bon Frier 5in, gcs
nnHer oes slbenos nno Wiartin slos
ienberger allaenieiner goriiscr oes
gersniigrHgss mne 3ono aoinmits
tees
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-12

1eIie. Herbos. taiit
bsibe e6auer nns
iatIis mi6 iebr sItne
in JuIar bon unreatl
Edbiafeif In Der Ianlf
bon sissi 3abrsH. ei'
nee 1nees. ale 'di
HHaepsbHIi6 itltd'i
fhbiis fam msins
eeDaeerin HHe iasis
ia iphHidie. III brE
fnd,sif pbola G. BiHI
bam's Esaeiabgf Gor,'
pOnub.- 20 bfasnn
=
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3rall Burn6am'S
Jamaica, j. 4.
2siSen sebeiIt bnrd cine SsH itrn
Gd,pieerin empfsbIene Nebisin.

sameisa. y. %. "a INT fstr sie I'M
sOpfr nns an Rn6smsst. par f8ipad. f6sptH.
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6atMilfDa.

Infer 9sent in Samilton lit Ser
GSnarb grnf, 449 Slb Siiufte Ctr.
geG Gel. 476.R. Come Rbous
f631.N.
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27

A town meeting will be held at the
Firemen's Building, MONDAY, APRIL
Both. at 8 p. m, for the purpose of
making nominations for the Office of
three members of the City Council to
serve for period of two years. The
persons nominated will be voted upon
at the coming election to be held MON
DAY, MAY z.
HOWARD E. KOONTZ, Mayor.
Samuel ]. Stone, Clerk. apr 20
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
4 Surprise Party.

Mrs. John Zentgraf gave a surprise
party in honor Of Mr.. Zentgraf's
18th birthday. Games were INDUCED
in until a late hour when refresh
meHts We're served. Mr.. Zentgraf re-
ceYed some very useful presents
After all having spent very pleas
ant evening all wished Mr. Zentgraf
many more happy birthdays. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Zent-
graf, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dull, Mr.
and Mrs Albert Barnes, Mr. and Mrs
Albert Shubkagel, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Dull, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dull
hesdamcs Sarah Yingling, Charles
Koontz, Frank Shaffer, Misses Mary,
Emma and Catherine Yingling. Goldia
Nusbaum, Mildred, Naomi and Madel-
inc Dull, Ruth Barnes. Ruby Shub-
kagel, Louise Zentgraf, Arthur, Will
bert, Ray and Charles Dull, Jr., Harry
Nusbaum. Clarence Wagner. Charles
Ytngling and Elton Zentgraf
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
TO THE FARMERS
OF THIS COUNTY

Last year we advised you to raise
White Corn. All who did so nave
protited more than by any other crop.
The demand for Hominy, Grits,
Meal and Corn Four made from white
corn both for home and foreign con-
sumption is increasing every day.
Europeans have discovered that
white corn produces the cheapest
nourishing food for their armies and
citizens. We predict a demand next
season that will give every farmer a
good price for corn and fair premium
for White Corn.
Do not overlook this opportunity
Plant every available acre in white
corn as we can assure you ready
cash market This season our mill
bought every bushel OF white corn
for sale on this market.
BALTIMORE PEARL HOMINY
CO., 4. r. Evans, Manager. BALTI-
MORE, MD.
april 20 st
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
,rrHnIF HEIGHTS.

arn husv days for the farmer.
lne rprv little has been done ex-
AS !.Iowing, owing to the extremely
cept poother and high winds which
coiu "rpyailed for the past few days.
hazT Eriday last being Arbor Day, was
,irTnd bv the teacher and pupils OF
oDsora oront at Gan school at this place. A
fle@' interesting and appropriate pro-
Fel! mas rendered in the afternoon
gran g.+bo nnvils participating in the ex-
anu ti.os acted their parts to perfection
eloI9 % +ro beautiful evergreen trees
ro AiSa nlanted. The teacher, W. F
neL oe has requested each pupil to
D"r ,-,,it 70 memory the oath of fealty,
'oi oIn+a tbe flag as required and is now
S"i"g s''; u-ed in connection with the
1ooning exercises each morning.
Measles are prevalent in this COM
-nnity Quite a number of children
lrn nu''a c0mpelled to remain at home from
HahooI because of the disease.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kopp spent
r.idav with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Myers
and family, of Baltimore.
wr paul Will has purchased a five
,oseanger Maxwell touring car.
p'1 those who were entertained at the
,ono of Mr.. and Mrs. William Gibson
Nv Sunday we're Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Wanshaw. Mrs. Mae Hovalle, Miss
Morv MenshaW, Miss Florence
ru0ldt, Mr.. Charles Menshaw and
Mr. John Huge, all Of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Shipley. Miss Beatrice
cbinIev, Messrs. Nolan Wilson, Brice
Poole Frank Lindsay, Donald Shipley
and Master K Ausbin.
Mr. Wilbur Hood spent Sunday
With his brother, Mr.. Ralph Hood, of
Lisbon.
Miss Florence Ewoldt, Of Baltimore,
has prolonged her visit as the guest
of Misses Welthie and Lula Gibson.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Bethesda
Methodist Episcopal church met at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
umbus A. Shipley, on Wednesday last
and we're royalty entertained. Dur
ing the business session they decided
TO hold an ice cream and strawberry
festival on the evening of Saturday,
June 9Th, in the grove at the church.
Don't forget the date.
Messrs Roy Hood and George Allen,
Jr. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Smith. of Pine Knob.
Mr.. VIM Gibson, Of Baltimore, spent
from Saturday until Sunday at his
home near this place.
MFR. and Mrs. Charles kOpp continue
to entertain the young folks. An
other enjoyable dance was given on
Wednesday night. A large crowd WAS
present
Misses Florence EwoIdt. of Baltf
more, and Lula Gibson were guests of
Miss FlOssie Hood on Monday.
Rev II. G.. Owens, new minister of
PatapscO circuit, preached his first
sermon at Bethesda Methodist Epis-
COpal church last Sunday afternoon.
The service was we'll attended and en-
oyed by all present.
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
FOR SALE
To Close Am Estate.

Valuable fire-proof mill and elevator
at Mt. Airy, Md, in Maryland's bes1
grain section. Wolfe Flour Mill; rs
barrels capacity; Sprout Waldron & Co.
Attritlon Mill; Marseilles-Adams shell
Ter; 60 III. P. Boiler; Storage for 10, 600
bushels grain.
MRS. BELLE w. RUNKLES,
Executrix, estate of e. A. Runkles.
april cost
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
Reunion On Birthday.

\ pleasant reunion was held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Shearer, Of near Alesia, Md, April
ist, in honor of Mr.. Shearer's 5Oth
olTthd"y anniversary. A large num-
Der o.. relatives were present, includ-
ng rh" ra.l3wing:
"" a,d Mrs. Emanuel PeterElan,
Of Altoona: Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont
Miller and son Earl, Mr. and Mrs
Harry G0odfellow, sons Guy, Muir
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27

ray, Clyde, George and daughter
Anna, Mr. and Mrs. William Bort
ner, Walter Shearer and Guy Hoff-
man, of Hanover; William Shearer
and daughter Juanita, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Day and children Clyde and
Uray, of New Freedom; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Caskey and children
Dwight. Helen and Carl, of New
Market, and Mrs. John Knott.
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
ELECTION NOTICE.
Westminster Deposit E. Trust Ca

Westminster Deposit & Trust Co.,
Westminster, Md, April 20, 1917.
ter Deposit and Trust Company are
hereby notified that the regular an
nual meeting for the election of
TWELVE DIRECTORS, to manage
the affairs of the Company for the
ensuing year will be held at the Bank
ing Rooms Of said Company on
MONDAY, 7th DAY OF MAY, 1917,
between the hours of 10 and II
o'clock a. m
\. H. BAUMGARTNER,
apr 20 2t Secretary and Treasurer.
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF WESTMINSTER.

Attention is hereby called TO reso-
luton passed by the Mayor and Common
Council of Westminster on Monday night
April 2, 1917, which is as follows :
ION motion be it resolved, That all
corporation taxes in arrears for the
levies of 1913, 1914, 1915 and 1916, be
paid on or before the first day of May,
1917, and if not paid by that date that
the bills for them be handed to the
Attorney for the town with directions
to collect them at once by legal pro-
ceedings."
SAMUEL J. STONE,
anr 2O-2t Collector.
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27

TOR SALE-5 Acetylene Gas Light
IT, ing Systems. latest model J: B.
Colts make; never installed; still in
crates; Pilot, never installed; 2 Victo-
rias, second hand.
For prices and particulars apply to
EDGAR M. FROUNFELTER,
Dealer in Delco-Light Products,
Phone 49-W. New Windsor, Nd.
apr20-2t
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
Corporation Election.

Notice is hereby given that an Elec-
ton for three persons for the Common
Council of the city of Westminster, Md
for period of two years will be held
on MONDAY, 7th day of MAY, 1917,
between the hours of y Nj. and ?. M,
at Harbaugh's Palace Livery, IN the
waiting room, No. Cd East Main Street,
Westminster, Md.
HOWARD E. KOONTZ, Mayor
Samuel J. Stone. Clerk. apr 20-2t
The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
For Stiff Neck

Apply SIoan's Liniment withour
To0f7g to the sore leaders and the
pam will soon be relieved.
FOR rheumatic aches, neuralgia,
sout, lumbago, bruises, strains,
sPralns and muscle stiffness, have
bottle handy.
;, Qulckly penetrates and soothes, cleaner
'. ,+an muSsy plasters or ointments, does NOT
Rain the skin.
Mall druggists, 25c. Soc. and $1.OO.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-06

Nehemiah found that his Influence
and position and statecraft were not
equal 10 The emergency Like Lin
coin. he was compelled 20 turn TO
God for help by the conviction that
: he had nowhere else 10 20 The
glorious paradox is forever true.
that the shortest Route go anywhere
is hy way OF the Throne of heaven
Concerned for loved ones beyond
our reach. concerned for poor, dis
traught China and for the lmporilled
ChristiansOf Turkey. We can but fol
low Nehemiahs statcsmanlilIe exam.
pie and carry their case 90 The King
OF kings.
A Model Prayer
The larger part OF this first chap
ter Of the book Of Nehemiah is taken
up with The prayer OF tho-eup-
of the king IL contains all the ele-
ments ~ a model prayer First.
there was the humble mind OF the
7uppliant he wept and mourned
and tasted Arrogance cannot pray
II Is with reason. that men pray
from their knees u IA more i'm
portant to recognize that God Is on
The throne than 20 know that We are
in position Of need Nehemiah's
prayer exalted Jehovah. that keep
eth covenant The Old-fashioned
prayers Of our forefathers, which
recognized the greatness and suver.
eighty ~ God. have gone somewhat
out of fashion. but the hippant
familiarity which has in some cases
succeeded them. ia no Improvement.
There must b. true spirit OF rever-
ence before there can be any real
PRAYER
This man prayed a big prayer
While IL is true that nothing that is
great enough 20 concern one OF Gods
children is too small 20 be taken TO
him IN prayer Set IL IS also true
that no worthy prayer may be made
Up wholly OF small and selfish petit
tions lu Nchemiah's case we gee
fulfilled tle psamists words. PRAY
Cor tho peace % Jerusalem" IL car.
ried nation on his heart The re-
haious aud physical conditions of
his CCuntrt men brought tears 20 his
cyes and anguish 70 his soul That
IS The kind of prayer that God de
lights 70 IN wer.
Frank square. open dealing with
God characterized Nehemi3h's poti-
tion iie confessed his sin aud the
in of his geoplc He pleaded no
merit &C hi- own An that he asked
Was oi grace. and no. OF right
hn0Wled1r ot The word of God
caoblc. one Dob pray 800 accord with