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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

she spent week with her mother,
Mrs. A. NJ. Colbert.
y q
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mahall OF Ard
more. who will make their home here
during July and August. have taken a
house at 403 West Nineteenth street.
% z 8
Miss Orlene Sparling Of ll2 West
Ninth street entertained last evening
~fth pfenirs ssrpter'at Benz Isle fol
lowd by slumber party in her home
in compliment to Miss Ruth Miller on
the occasion of her birthday. Those
entertained were the Misses 10 Mat.
tison, Eloise Housel, Mex Rodman,
Mary Deem Overdy, Katherine Conkle,
Betty Atwood, Elizabeth Massey and
Frances Kellogg.
Mrs Charles Bush Of the Euclid
apartments and Mrs L. d. Threlkeld
Of Central Park entertained in the
home OF the latter at o'clock lunch
cor Thursday for a small group oi
Kentucky friends, who included Mrs,
6. P. Berry and Der housesuest, Mrs.
J. N. Honaker OF Lexington. Mrs.
]. s. Ross and Mrs. Charles Evans.
. y \
Mrs. Charles E. Barker OF llj0
West Sixteenth street reurned yes
terday from Chicago, where she spen.
two weeks visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lenue II. Lundsbcrg Their mother,
Mrs. George A. Todd, who accom-
panied Mrs Barker, went on TO
Cleveland, Ohio, where she will re-
main for 4 fortnight's longer visit.
v v y
Mi" Dorothy Whiteford Of l4l
East Fourteenth street will enter.
tain informally in her home this after
noon members of the Delta Gamma
SORORITY in the city, several OF whom
will leave tomorrow evening" for
Minneapolis, where the national
Delta Gamma convention will be
held June ~ TO 2S inclusive. Miss
Louise MoComb will 20 As delegate
from the Oklahoma chapter and will
be accompanied BY Miss Beryl Bar
nett, Miss Ruth Long 81 Hobart,
Miss Floreese Lyday Of Fort Worth,
and Miss Rosetta Briegel OF Nor
man. They will be joined In Mime.
apolis by Miss Maude HERON OF
Vini,a, who is visiting her sister,
Alice, in Washington. d. c.
y = .
MI. Vernle Coudelock OF lo2i
West Sixteenth street entertained
last evening with q house dance in
honor OF her cousins; Misses Judith
Flippo and Dorothy Terrill Of Roam
oke, Va. who have arrived to attend
the wedding Of Mis-, Margaret Gouds-
lock TO Mr.. James T. Anderson,
which will take place Wednesday.
Seventy guests were present at the
dance, among them MiM Nina
Workman Of Roanoke and Mr.. Rober,
Tetrill Of Birmingham. Ala. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Goudelock were sssisted
IN ehapefonine by Mr., and Mrs. T.
6. DuSgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Null
lin and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 6. Sny-
der.
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that ne came TO this city ten ysa!
ago, st which time he Aarted d
business here with an initial capt.
OF $500. Today the company has
paid up capital Of $4,000 and 4
lumber yard run W connection
capitalized Al SlS00O0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

PARIS, June 2l.-The striking coal
miners returned to work everywhere
in France this morning, owing to the
adoption by parliament OF a bill ap-
plying the eight hour day to the coal
mining industry.
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ANoTnER boRDER
FloMT Threatens

Ell PASO, Texas, June 2l.-Intete,t
in the border situation today shifted
to the little town of Las Palomas,
across the international boundary line
from Columbus, N. NJ, Epiianio Hol-
guin, a revolutionary leader, yester-
day sent a demand to the commander
OF the fiscal guards, the only force in
the town, that they surrender imme-
diately. The commander Of the guard
replied that If Holguin wanted Las
Palomai he must capture IT, Wha,
military force Holguin has at his
command is not known here.
Rvsv hus;nexs mon se,yed r;oht povv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

N n RS. X w. SHEDD Of Fort Worth with her little
Ml son. Billie Bogar, recent visitor who was the
o'o recipient Of many social courtesies, and who
spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. L. Alexander, 1900 West Twenty-second street, be-
fore leaving for an extended eastern trip
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CAIRO, H., June zi.--Eiiorts TO
disaodse the destroyer lssbel. flasship
Of the anti-sabmAfine flotllla cruising
the waterway Of the Mississlppi val.
w end The subnafins KS, which ran
aesosnd On . sandbas Ia the Missis-
sipei river {en miles above here yes
ttTdAy proved unsuccessful today,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

Women delight in Skirvin Grill
food and service. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21
French Miners Strike Ends

Busy business men served rish. now
at the Skirvin Grill. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21
alnKlEy CAPSULES

which will bring relief from your pale
and prevent the trouble from becoming
serious; LA!se 1ox. In II you are
no, not, sa..,siisd. . ts!i yeus druss!N ana he
posated, Aayfisld, Ky.
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spieneio WnIe. (AND
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sanaHYelaaISsIIm

: larKaIY attended efficiency Inst
1ule for Sunday school workers. =
Carroll county - he'd n he MaIn0=
dIzI Protestant church. Lhna city. N
Wednesday morning and afternoon
under tha direction i he county n
ISOLATION HIIh Dr. I MnrrIz FerEuz=
Hon. superintendent 0f The HIaIe 40
eIatIon. md MIS- Maggie Wilson.
director Of ehIIdTan.a work. n sneaE.
erH.
N enlarged IpToEram q religious
activity n IhIz branch II he church
xaK outlined for Carroll county IN
Guiding AIMING other things several
similar efficiency Institutes N tie
smaller towns and district rally ar
Ket-lo.ether IN each of he fourteen
districts.
! complete census Of the Sunday
schools and what they are doing wIII
he made IN APRIL The president. MT.
q. II. YeIser md The HeeretarYzfreaHz
nrer Mr. George Mathar are planning
10 YisIt each IT The dIHtIeLa H vel n
many Local schools
Initial nlana we're alH0 nd Tor ne
county convention which VII ba he'd
N Mt. AIrY. Tuesday. JnIY p
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CIVIC LEAGUE MEETS.
FoREsTY COMMITTEE u PLANT TREES.
RLlHlHe ENTERTAINMENT COMMIT.
TEEs sHoH SPLENDID HoRg.

Tnirly-IHo q the members of the
Namea.H Civic League met IT the
home Of Hrs. ]. =. ManIz. Vest Nam
street. Thursday afternoon. February
20th.z Promptly at } o'clock fhezureal=
dent called for order md announced
the meeting IN session.
hrs. Martha SHAW. he secretary.
and Mrs. Otto DIefIenbaeh. her a.
HIstanI. we're 10th unaYoIdably ab-
aenI. Nra. J. D. Bell very ably con
Quoted thai part Of The meeting.
The Ireaaurer.a report showed IN
Increase Over the paat month. The
different committees showed splendid
EorE outlined for The year n their
REPORTS.
TIE amusement committee i ulann-
IN an entertainment II be given in
AprIl. NIIh Miaa Dorothy Elderdlee
az instructor.
The II committee i bnaY getting
n IIIsH. I'D re payIHE fhe very al
tTHs1Iss gfIee u one penny for 40
IIIsa ThIa committee Il aIao ean=
dueIIn. food exchange ale n he
IabIy u he Times efeHY Saturday
aItaraDafz n maEe money = naY foT
he fiIaH. Tuur patronage i earn
ezIIY solicited
The forestry committee haH the
Tree bozez Feady - pat around the
memorial Ins.H - @ean ;. lie ground
i n condition IaT Iha work The
boxes I'll Ae painted aud I'll there
= I'D u her durability nd a.
ITHEIIfeaezH=
PERHAPS one u - HeTY HszI IhInEE
Iha League 4 doing Inat noK i Heli=
InE Hl8ek u purchase ; piano Ior the
ATmoHY= H aTe hearing much about
memorials md receptions foT our
soldier boYz HhD hase sacrificed -
much foT n n he EraaI world xaT.
Thazs IadIsz haFe undertaken he
xaHE beautiful IA.H nI making IHs
ATmars attractive and hamaIIke. -
! - aIHs.z = aaT hoYHz military
headquarters. nd perhaps las place
sheFa manY II IheIH evenings ~ ba
anHHI There i nothing - attractive
- hoIH I'D nd Eoan3 - m1aIe. nj
uuIhInE I'll I'D more n the pleasure
u he - tn ; EanH piano There
I'll. ~ daHHI. Il mHmY entertain
m9uIz EIseH II he AFn0rY IaT The
pleasure y h soldier koTz. - IhHaa
IzaIsz he n mind ; HIzza curtain
The grounds outside need u bs made
attractive. aaa IHaY aTa arranging
- - IzaH#eaUa gardener ITom he
MARYLAND Agricultural College u
anHna IL =. n.Ha 81 EIYH aaFIea
nd suggestions - IN RofE =.
aFs zHra sxaTY minded sIIIzan
: Carroll county : interested n h
zAFmnTf. - .s hons there III nj
Ie ; nsTzan Hha de- NJ ha4a q
IsHHL mall pr n NJ KHTY timely
nd much needed Improvement TlH
zhHTsH arn #sIIIHE i twenty cents
Per zHzn.. nd n. dividends ~ p
~ Il n much pleasure foF II q
II. Il - HnH eaIIz n - for Yeuf
contribution md i 70 NJ Morris
Mullen. Treasurer IoH he League
- - ALLOW yourself II II missed
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS 0F REAL ESTATE. MARRIAGE
LICENSES, Etc.
COURT Is lDJOURHE1-ROlD CO.
nIssIOaERs APPOINTED.
uIourIBaHa

The Circuit Court reconvened On
Monday last and the following cases
were disposed Of during the week with
Robert Moss. Associate Judge, on the
bench.
State Of Maryland. Appellant V.
Jesse I. Hnglar. Appellee Unlaw-
fully practicing Yertlnary. medicine
aud surgery without first having pro
cured certificate Of registration from
the State Medical Board: tried before
q Jury. verdict not guilty and trayer-
ser discharged. seabrook Tor State.
Wennt Z Brown for Iraverser.
RAYMOND Gi1ley. plaintiff, " The
United Machinery Company, body
corporate. defendant; action of debt.
tried before jury; verdict for plain
tiff and damages assessed Al z102e.s7.
Weant and Steele for plaintiff Bond
L parKe for defendant
Court adjourned on Wednesday and
jury discharged
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RsyESuE BILL sIGHED
70 Cary Liquors IHl9 nlIY-ln-
creased LeYles 0H AIeeAoIIs Goezs.

To Carr Liquors Inle nIlY-la-
creased Le1Ies 0H AIeeA0lIs Goezs.
Signing of the revenue III D.
President Wilson On hIz special train
IN route 70 Washington Monday nlght
puts into operation the machinery
for collecting SIX billions d Iaxea
this year.
Higher taxes provided IN the new
bill vent into effect Tuesday On IL
dnor aud tobacco. On soft drinks.
including near beer. grape Juice. Hoda
Haler. and mineral Nalers. an1 On
tobacco and on s0-caIIed IaxarIaH.
the tax vii be effective later.
Articles n the luxury eIazs On
which increased taxeH % InIo effect
later include automobiles md motor
accessories. pianos. sporting goods.
chewing gum. cameras. candy. fire.
arms. sloI machines. toilet Hoapa md
art goods. The lax i paid b. The
manufacturer.
0lhsr features ol Ihe Iax 1IIi Hhleh
20 Into LEGAL effaot today. bHI which
are retroactive and which con
aeuuentIy are not practically Affected
DY lie line Of the signing of he hfII.
include the following.
Taxes on Incomes. sxeeza profits
aud War pr0fIIz. salatea and IuheT-
iianeea. md exeIzs EazaE On : num-
bsf q znselaI businesses. HueII p
hrgfeHz. bowling aiIes. insurance
companies. IheaIeT and amusement
aiaee nEonrIeIoEH md liquor dealers.
DraHIIe measures u prevent n mr..
eatie drlIg tFafTIe become effective n
anee=
On ApHII n. Iaxea N railroad
and steamship tickets. nI1s linz. IN
aafansez. thaaIer admissions nd cub
dues and variety II zlamn
taez become effective
IasIaz against he excess If saIuo
: Ho=saned zenIz zlu1nTIaz such n
aFIIeIeH II dTesE. II - made afIef
M :
The soda fountain - becomes 81
factIFe IA !
THxsH nn products n child labor
vi .. In1ao#sd IN u HaYH.
Without awaiting aIKnaIara oT he
+ bI1l y The President. tie Internal
Revenue nnraan Haa sona ahead pre-.
pairing - administer IHH -. The
- return foTma nd regulations are
galnE IHHasl and income nd HHaIIIs
n returns mi = I'D y Hareh
=
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lelearaIa llaIden. Wedding.

: family Of haupY children aud
grandchildren gathered # he home
oT Their parents. Mf. and MFE. NJ
I'm EToeE. of Silver Hnn. On Friday.
Eebrnar. . Il NaH he OCCASION nf
the celebration o the golden wedding
anniversary Of this eztImable couple.
There HaE Eoo1 neas0n f0T merry
making L Il rather tie exception
than the rule That tHo people are
privileged 10 enjoy fIffY years af :
happy married lie. HifIY years go
On Sunday Immediately after he
morning service IN 81. MaH..H He
formed church the noN zaInIed neR.
Y. {. Gremer. .. d. united this aged
couple N Ihe bonds If matrImony
The ceremony VA performed IT ne
home of the bride Who NaH the danEh=
ter Of William ] Feeaer Who lived IT
that time al the fool Of Silver Hun
Hill Immediately after the eeTe-
m0ny turkey dinner ~ enjoyed.
On this occasion after al he child
rGn nd assembled ! dinner Hag aIeo
enjoyed. It waa the work 0f he I0nn
daughters and The dauEhIHr=In=Iax
who brought everything with them
necessary and abnndanIly more Than
the occasion demanded. Thai Mrs.
Froek Is ! good cook Waz proven BY
the good things her daughters
brought. The center Of the table
vas adorned By wedding cake
decorated with 30 yellow rose buds.
also four white roses for the four
daughters md IHo yellow roses for
the two sons. The wedding. presents
consisted Of beautiful crystal clock
presented D. the children. Measra.
jacob and Charles E'roeE. Mrs. John
Il. Hun. hrs. Edward Il. brown. Mrs.
Samuel ?. HaNE. Mrs. Franklin L.
Matthias. There ere also present
thirteen Of the IlIteen grandchildren
and Rev. and Mra. Iohn :. Hdam.
pastor of sf. MaTy.s Reformed
church. ana their daughter. Marjorie
an1 zon. John 3. r.
The age1 couple are enjoying good
health ana many we're the wishes
for = long continuation of this happy
union.
: Mr. Froek Is : atanneh Democrat
and has been 4 subscriber of IhlH
paper for II years.
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.Tlie.YanIz building soIl.

One Of he larEaaI deals possibly
n the history of Westminster took
pIaee laaI week when the business
property Of Mr. Charles :. WanIz. IN
HaHI MIN street. near the raIIToa1.
Nas purchased bY MeaHTs. Geo. :.
Hunter. Jose :. sharner and HaEry
?. Goraneh. of tnIs CITY The build
lng i the largeaI IN the city md the
best hnIII. I i three stories nIEH.
and ! substantially bull 0f brIEE
throughout uIII : fine press brick
front 1 L occupied by WanIz.s
Cigar Store. sharrer. Goraneh :
starr. Geo. !. Hunter ana NeHtmIns-
ter Candy Kitchen The conaIaera=
ion Is confidential. Il Il the home q
Ire Masonic order ana lev others.
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GETTING N EARLY START D
TIE GARDEN.
TIE let Be- ! the Home Gardeners
H0Hl Valuable ASSET.

One Of the most valuable aids 70
the vegetable garden Is the hot bed. ;.
SAYS ". Il Ballard. Garden Expert of
the Extension Service Of the State
College The cold frame i also :
useful addition. b. their use. the
growth Of plants may be hastened 30
that they viii mature long before
their normal time. and less trouble
With weeds. insects and diseases.
greater production and higher prices
are the result
THE time to start the hoIbed vii
vary IN different sections but March
lirst Is aoon enough for the home
gardener Select 4 location protected
from cold winds By building Or other
WindbreaE. q southern exposure i
desirable. See that the soil II well
drained.
The size Of the ordinary aash i
three b. six feet. The hoIbed may Be
Of any size but for the average home
garden It Is convenient 70 use lHo
sash. Dig \ pit IN the ground six by
six feet and one foot deep Build ,
frame around this pit use cedar or
locust Inoatg at the corners. Chestnut
pIanKs one and one hnH inches thick
are best for the frame which should
be twelve inches high at the haek and
SIX inches at the front. PnI a narfI=
ton IN The center lenFIhRIza N Ihe
sash dividing The hoIbed InI0 10
compartments and bank up he earth
around the outside of the frame.
Get ! good load fabouI one InnI
Df fresh manure one week before Il
] Il In be put into the bed PIE lie
manure IN n rectangular heap. mixing
the atruWy material uniformly through
the pile. Net any part which aeems
dry. After standing tWa m three
days. give Il thorough turning 8Far
As soon ae the pile begins 10 Eeam
well. II Is ready for the pit
FL the pit layer II : Tine
tramuIng II down thoroughly. When
The manure Is twelve Inches deep nnl
On the sash Get cheap fhsFmomel=
ct and hang IN The bed The iempera
tnre vii run quite hIgh a flfal =
BOON b II drops IN ninety degrees
cover the manure With three inches
Of light rich soIl which haa besa
screened.
+
cool climate InIanIs sueh Is onIana
cabbage and eaulIfloHer. In IhE
other plant thoHe which require more
heal such as tomatoes. eggplant nd
penners. Nuke The TOYS a. Inches
apart 4 he aoII i moIHI Hhan -
On he beds II sI1l not be necessary
70 Hafer until the pIanta are ~.
.XeuIlIaIa little every IaY -
Ia1pt IN h HH.arszI weather y MI.
Ing ! board OF brick under ne fHani
end G the aaHh. Keep The cool frame
from s. 70 60 degrees during he d.
: and Iha warm frame from s. II =
degrees. Tie temperature ean b
regulated b varying The amount .
ventilation. uae care n watering
i plants are making = tender growth
allow the sol 10 dr. out somewhat
About April fri transplant e
paper lpota. old PM harry boxes O.
sImilar reeeptaeIes. II this point
The cold frame Il invaluable IT,
! consists simply of frame aeI On IL
ground and covered With saah. IL
only heat necessary i thai furnished
! b the ann. Harden ofT The plants y
gradually increasing the amount .
ventilation On bright daYa remove
the Hash entirely. - Hoon n danneF
from ffost Il over. tranHfeT the planIz
Il he open ground
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TIE HeIz..rHloNn II ne III
change = schedule tomorrow - r ;
EnFinE md summer months.
Ana 1aHaa Il. SuII aud IN -. znd
! IEz. Grover i Little. InIH nII.. znaaI
Wednesday and Thursday n nalliz
maH.
Charles Turtle. Church street. -
taken = he Maryland University.
baltimore. tn morning. for n
operation
Master Charles Humford : visiting
! hi mother HnIII - YInaeaI.z #nHaaI
i repaired which - destroyed b
fiTe Saturday niEht
nf Howard Keller Manchester
IN received notice = ne death aI
ala faIhaf. Charles i EmIE. n DalIIz
more on Monday
Are Claude nnImYaT. II Union
HEIdgs. zDeaI ; fss daYH IhIa w.sE
HIIh her HIaI.T. MrH larry !.
Fo.hla. NaHI MHIn street.
FHaaEIin Il. HaaehIal h old hi
I'm n Ihe silver I'm Valley. II
Arthur y. FeeHaT. eannaT of fl
yer Rnn. The purchase nTIee n he
n aeH. farm .aa 10000 Or 80 =
~ aEHs
The Missionary nd I'd Societies If
St. nenIamln.H Lutheran church vii
meef II The home ri Mr and Nra. Wm
I slarner. IN Thursday. March 9Th.
n ,. n. i i honed I'M II mem
hsfs Be present
Mfz= EraHk KIHer. If uarneY. H1o
killed her husband. February L. bY
shooting hin through : closed door
Of their houaa. haa been taken 70 the
sfkeHxIIIs. Nd. sanIIarInm Tor treat
ment aud observation.
Franklin H neaeHtel. who recent
u sold hi faFm IN Silver Run YaI=
iey bought the former GhaH. i.
Dattera property. IN I4IIIeaEosn.
from Charles Matthias. and I'll move
10 tint place IN The Spring.
Mr. and Mra. David !. brown. Man
chester received telegram from theEr
son. Sterling On Wednesday stating
thai he ha1 arrived II Ho1oEen from
France. Ha Has member q Gem
pany !. s0IIh Military Police.
Mis- Florence eoIIIfio.ar. y he
HIae RIIge Mountains. HF. Edward
Mann. II HHIanaen anI IT. Innn
1IIzel II TanaeTx znenI Sunday i
II. home n MlzH Marie Lun.. oI
Pleasant view Harm. rannery.
larry Messenger. n Hanover. Pa.
4 ear-renaIrer employed b the \
II. 4. mel HIII N accident mar
HIEhIIeII : week 40. b being
thrown from = eoaI ear ! distance
u from = 10 d feet. landing IN i
rock. fraeIurIng his right TooI.
md InInTIng nIa back
i. Il. Hermann md vie. md
their Eon=In-Iax. Sergeant BENJAMIN
IemIe and family haxe moved from
Hanover II Union MIIIs where they
vii conduct : bakery n a01n as
Sergeant IemEe i discharged from
he army. HIS elbow .aa fractured
While IN service n france.
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TIE losI Successful sefIsal HsId =

TIE Westminster Church y I'd +
NM conducting one = ne most aaez
eHHafuI a.anEEIIEIIe services Ihal they
have ever held. The meetings 1axa
been IN progress nearly four ueeEH
md Ihe Interest : increasing each
nIzhI. Carroll HaIl. where IheHe
meetings are held. Is crowded nearly
every nIeht. many persons from the
country have been attending The ser
vices. Already more than % have
rome forward md malt aI N altar oI
prayer and have decided = I've
christian IIYes. Fathers. mothers ana
children we're kneeIInE aI1e b aIde.
TIE meeting I'll IaaI II - InIH HeHH
and probably al oI nexl week.
IleV. = ,. Wangar. pastor u The
Church of God It GaTrolIIon has a.
HIslel II lhIH meeting. and ii me-
sagea have been very much appTecIaI=
ID. Al those who have heard him
testify y 70 his ability - m 'oYange-
IIaf. aIao nep. Lester Guyer. pastor
of the Free Methodist church. near
Manchester, preached on Wednesday
evening. lis message vi long b
remembered. Mr. Gnyer has consent
I'd 10 preach again On Friday sven=
m. Those Hno have not yaI heard
hin. should avaIl themselves q LhIH
Opportunity
The Church Of 9od n Westminster
naa been greatly benefited b ne meet
InEH. HnIle number have heen follow
shipped InIo the church during zhIH
series n meetings. MT. como -
ueeta - 1apIIze Tery IarEe 1IazH II
the close 0f the avanaeIIHIIez elIorI.
Il Christians are cordially Invited
10 attend these meetings anI u IaIe
IuII sarI IN the same Come anl
bring friend
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.TATEflHIIl

AIHHsH ~. Haa aHH paaTI HnuIH=
-. af baltimore HnanI I'm friday
nHnI Sunday WIIH IHHIr mother. MrH
HaFf E nraIhHFH.
Nj HIIae fTs#HsII ana IL HHarI
EhInIsx. u baltimore. zuanI Saturday
and Sunday KIIh IAaIF HaHznIz.
AIHH 0iEa IH#aa= ana Mr. N =
naah. =. I.anl saturday znz IN.
- - - LzzHzz IHa.E.T. ZT
Oakley IHHasz = Na=HIHKIuH= - :
Sunday HeHsHI Il II pIaazanl
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning II . o'clock EpzoFIh
League u - : n
Join = Han#nn made public zaIa
Il h personal property - Monday
Cod IHIH.z Ham1 realized
MrH= Henry i buckingham nd
daughter Eliza. q naaF aIaIHanaa
HfeaI Tuesday sIIh n buckingham.
aE9lI.T. IN Alien. # Freedom d.
IHIHI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28

The board of County Commissioners
appointed the following road Com
misaioners for one year.
TaneYtoRn district. n o Smith
unIontoWn distrIet-Guy s Form
walt.
Myers distriet-Jehn y. B. Flick.
niger.
Noolery's dIstriet-Geo. u geam
and Henry II. Buckingham.
Freedom dIatrIeI-NzllIam &. Allen
Manchester distrlct-Hzra Froek and
Harvey Gummel.
Westminster distrIet-chaa Riekle
and Noah Brown
Franklin district Edgar s. Jen-
kins
Middleburg dlstriet-charles Z
Young.
New Windsor diatrIet-Nilliam I
Hesson.
Union bridge distrlct-John Z. Haf.
1ngton.
lit. Airy dIstrIet-Arthur n GoEnell
Hampstead and Berrelt districts ar
without appointments.
John Il nIffendal. TaneYtoWn. hi
been sent 10 Springfield Hospital
sykesYIIle. for treatment
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
1t Pleasant school Entertainment .


The entertainment EIxen By he
pupils Of II. Pleasant School Fa1Tu=
my 2IaI HaH quite successful. but N
account II he ID weather mans
people HeTa prevented from beInE
present Everyone NJ - delighted
LIaI the. hava requested he enter
IaInmenI u repeated The pupils md
IaaeIaH Iasa decided - comply wIII
the wishes II the bubble and gIse Ine
entertainment aEaIn Friday. March !.
beginning II : D II.
Ne feel certain everyone vii en-
IoY Ihe performance as i has been
compared % Dwarf OPERA n
addition u the entertainment EI.en
February =. several fares md
orchestra selections vii Be rendered.
Candy I'll b Tor sale
Everybody i welcome. Don't for
gel the dale. Friday. March I. IT 5 J.
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