The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-09-07

But most of the old saws have los
their teeth.
Pen Mar will close on Sunday TO
this season.
Also the path of duty leads to ulti
mate happiness.
Better dinner without meat thai
domestic broil
The we'll man often forgets TIE Hicl
mans promises.
Many a marked man has a tattoo
artist to thank for it.
Sometimes it is the police tha
teach a man to reform.
The under dog gets a lot of SYM
pathy-and that's about all.
Being popular consists largely in
remembering what to forget.
When man tries to stand on his
dignity he puts his foot in it.
The woman who hesitates usually
has an impediment in her speech.
Nothing worries some wives like
absence of worry in their husbands.
Anyway, an ounce of prevention
costs much less than d pound OF cure
There are many kinds of foolisaness,
but the meanest kind is selfishness.
Never Judge a man by his big auto
mobile; it is possible that it isn't paid
for.
If a married man doesn't grumble
at home it's usually because he ism
there.
Inventors of excuses seldom re
quire the assistance of patent at
torney.
1t takes a man to explain things to
woman that he doesn't understand
himself.
It's as risky to praise a woman's
husband to her face as it is to criti-
else him.
Among other things that fail to i'm
press a man favOrably are his Wife's
relations
The wife OF lazy man always
thinks that other people misunder-
stand him
There is more money to be made
by humoring people than by handing
them advice
On Wednesday The Real Estate
C0mnany of Carroll County sold the
property of Miss Loretta Jackson, To-
Gated in Hampstead. to Mr.. Jacob /.
Armacost, of Upperco. Baltimore
county.
Harry Dorsey, of near LibertytoWn,
has been granted an absolute divorce
from his wife. Racheal Dorsey and
he is given custody Of their infant
, hildren. tnNrTietta, Margaret, Mary,
Ruth, Harvey, Mild.vl and Della Dor
sey.
Our citizens are to be treated to
game Of baseball on the College
grounds on Saturday afternoon be-
tween the PatapscO Athletic Club and
the Pikesyille Club. Both teams are
composed of good amateur players
and the game should be holly contest
ell.
A. Bailey Morelock, resigned as
leader eff the knights of Pythias
Band. Hanover. Pa. at the regular
meeting last friday evening. Mr..
NOrelOck has accepted terms with the
p O. :. Of \. Band. OF that place and
will assume charge AS their leader
at the next meeting.
Weldon Nusbaum Of Union Mills has
received a letter from his brother,
Bernard Nusbaun. a member OF the
First Maryland Regiment Ambulance
Corps. stating that he arrived safely
at Admission, Alabama, where tents
were pitched in a cotton field that
looked SO beautiful that it seemed
dissertation to sleep there.
In correcting the names OF the official
that were published in
our issue OF last week, the name or
Jesse F. Stem, candidate for Sheriff
on the Democratic ticket was taken
out by mistake and the name of VIM.
Bower inserted. We assure you Mr..
Stem is a candidate and is making a
red hot fight rOr !he nomination.
The cOnvOcatiOn exercises OF Blue
Ridge college. New Windsor. will be
held in the college chapel on Tuesday,
II. at lG.13 Il. m. Senator
y ill:am J. Ogden, secretary OF the
State Board of Charities Will deliver
the principal address, Professors
7 fletcher and Essers. 10th OF the Blue
Ridge School Of Music. will appear
in musical numbers Other addresses
will re made.
1t is not too la.e to contribute to
the led Cross War Fund. Subscrip-
tons reported this week are as fol-
lows: Baust's Church $45.07. Mrs. G..
O. clemson $500. DR.. Chas. Il. FOutZ
$1,000. Church Of God. Westminster,
$26.75, Church of God. Pleasant Hill,
$1G.>l. Through Vim. NJ Chipley,
Chairman for Freedom District. ST.
127. Calvin r. Chew $3.50. All sub
srriptions are payable now to l.. X.
Woodward, Treasurer.
The matrimonial differences Of Rev.
J Edward Snyder, of the EllicOtt City
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Mrs.
Ada L. Snyder, his wife, will be aired
once more in the Circuit Court, where
Mrs. Snyder Tuesday afternoon filed a
bill for an absolute divorce and ali
mony against the minister. Rev Mr..
SNYDER filed a bill for an absolute dl-
vorce against his wife in August, 1914,
but this case was dismissed. The wife
then filed a crOssbilI against her hus-
hand and this was also dismissed.