The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1918-08-30
GOING AFTER THE
KAISER
COULD ONLY RAISE 87 FOR 10l CALL
THE MEN PARADED to THE RAILROAD
M Al BODY ALL I'M FINE SPIRITS
CHEERED AIS THE TRAIN LEFT.


lap tor the Kaiser, the skunk OIL Ger
many. The Boy Scout Band enlivon-
ed the spirits Oh everybody BY play
ing the best selections until the
train pulled In. Mothers, sisters,
sweethearts and friends bade the
boys goodbye as they marched down
the line to- take the train. CarrOlRS
quota was l01 but 81 was all the ex-
emption board could raise ito 20 ant
this time. There were few changes
over last weeks list. Some off the
men were 50 elated over going that
they would joke with the older ones
who VIII come In the 45 year class,
and one said, wait until W. Eet yon
old men down at Meade, we viii take
the Charlie horse out of your old
hides" The men who left for Meade
were
Edward Bollinger, Westminster.
Hayden Leslie Taylor, Carrollton.
Aubrey II. Keontz. Mt Airy.
William Henry Yakel, $ykesville.
Herbert Bryan DOdrer, Wetsmins-
tar.
Sterling Francis Eckenrode, West
minister.
y George w. Steger, Westminster.
Amidae KOontz Ecker, Union Mills.
Norman Sylvester Phillips, Sykes
vile.
Charles Samuel Gilbert, MiIlers.
Arthur Jennings Matthews, HaMp--
stead
Earl Emanuel 4Schaeffer, Westmins-
ter.
Ralph Fritz, New Windsor.
William Nelson Harris, Eldersburg
Edward Louis Spencer, WestminE-
ter.
Irwin Eo0ntz Myers, Westminster.
Emory Hollice Smith, Hampstead.
Carroll It'd. Ghaffer, Manchester
John Leslie Schweigart, Westmins-
tGr.
Edward M. Haines, New Windsor.
Milton Claude Basler, Westminster
George ". RerTager, Manchester.
W Charles Wesley McMfllen, tJr., Pa
fapacn. 4.ia..a
" Norman Wesley Myers, Medford.
Arthur washington Stem, West
minister. sA-sa
Joseph Frederick sEngIar. New
Windsor.
Charles Joaerh Diffendal. West
minister
Herman Martin Taylor, Westmins-
ter t
Fern Rudolph Hitchcock, Taney-
town.
Paul Charles Bonsack, New Wind
sOr
Richard Earl Cullison, Hampstead.
Harry Jeremiah iBerwager, West
minister.
William stftely Nyerly, Westmins-
Arthur stee1ton fGruft, Westmins-
ter.
Paul McK4n1ey Lease, 'westmins-
ter.
Raymond Mark Mlmert, 5Westmins-
ter
Earl Wagner Gibson, Westminster.
Norman Augustus Lantz, West
minister
John Gerald Daley, Westminster
John Paul Smith, Westminster
Benjamin F Bond, Jr., Reisters-
town
Herbert Thomas Greenholtz, West
minister.
James Andrew Await, Westmins-
ter.
Charles Henry Study. Westminster.
Edgar Hanson Barnes, FinksbuFg.
Paul Cletus Leppo, Pat@psco.
Preston Elmer Boilinger, Alesia.
John Sherman Switzer, Hampstead.
Ralph Gustavus Barnes, New Wind
SOr-
Wesley M. Stuller, Westminster.
Paul Theodore ShOrb, Westmins-
ter
Charles Clinton Stonesifer, West
minister.
Sterling Norman Poole, New Wind
sor.
George William Beard, SmaIlwOOd.
Charles Winter Jones, Ridgevflie
Francis William Steinberg, Union
Bridge.
Harvey Edgar Wantz, Harney.
Karl Edwin Yount, Westminster.
Albert Eugene Green, Carrollton.
Clifton Paul Null, Westminster.
William Gerrie Giggard, Cranberry. "
Harry Earl Green, Tannery.
James Henry Wheatley, Jr., Sykes
Vile.
Elmer Edwin Frock, Westminster.
Edmund Leroy Carr, Maple Grove.
Leslie Carl Gilbert, Uniontown.
John Boyd Hockensmith, Taney-
town.
Walter Gilbert Barnes, Louisville.
Charles Mckinley Barber, West
Minister.
David Smelser Royer, Westminster.
Maurice Henry Warner, Manches-
er
Paul F.. Zepp, Westminster. III
Irwin II. Ruby, Hampstead
John r. Vaughn, Taneytown. All
Charles Nelson Koontz, Ldttlestown,
oa.
Charles b. Barnes, Reisterstown.
Walter Franklin Hargett, Mt Airy.
Edwin Easter Thompson, Union !
Bridge
John Guy Lowe, Westminster.
Herschel IT. Barber, Westminster.
William b. Fleming, Woodbine.
Reginald LOwman, Keymar.
Roland o. Crawmer, New Windsor. !
Ira t. Leister, Westminster.
Marvin Vernon Norwood Trott, !
Sykesville /
John r. r. Greenwood. Watersville.
Aubrey r. Koontz, NIT Airy
H Feldman's store, at the Rail A
Dad, will be closed from this after
loon until Monday On account of the