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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
A SEN CHANGE. ORGANIZED
Farmers nj FinEsburg Meet nd Or
ganize-Oneer Elected.

Monday night q grange vas or
ganized IT Finksburg with q charter
membership Of thirty. James I. An
thony. State Organizer and Chaplain
OF State Grange. gave the neR mem
bers The obligation aud exempllfied
the work of the grange. The follow
Ing officers we're elected:
Master. Jonathan Fenby: Over
seer. II. Dorsey: Lecturer. Mrs.
Franklin Fenby; Steward. Louis
High: Assistant Steward. Wilbur
shrecsS; Treasurer. Norman High !:
Secretary. Claude Armaeost. Gate
Keeper, VIM II. Shroyer : Ceres.
Ruth Fenby; Pomona. Mrs. Geo. ".
Rlil; Flora. Mrs. J. d. Armaeost. !.
Lady Assistant Steward. hrs. Wilbur
ShroeYe: Chaplain. Rev. ~ c. clongh.
The officers were installed b.
County Agent IFsller. The nexl
meeting Hill be held IN The basement
OF n. =. chudch. Wednesday. MaY l..
All granRera are invited to the meet
Ings and help develop the new
grange.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
'GuNMAN S MA HERO
e YAK "a - EluHEs aIlIIl FIAE
zEgnzD.

Monk Eazlidzn, znnmza. notor-
I0uH Iaadar O eanaHteHs wIza once
terrified EaW HEzH:H East side. now
5 Private William Delaney. veteran.
haek from Franco WITH a. eaviabIa
wa record. 70 " I.nozahIT Ils-
charged from 4ke 60 Hundred ard
SIKH Infantry ed nIthIE1a fes daye
there I'LL Be Forwarded to Governor
smith : petition aiaaaa b h conn
manding officers. aazinz tat he be
restored . eIEixanehID.
Monks. IL nleI.sY Is III story
Of : come back Y q 0Id Gays he
vas a. opium aalizl. burglar. cfsa-
tnre % the sIanlH III syer 6 egnn's
on hia hi. n 1sI7- - finished 9.
term Tor burglary ed u October DC
Ihal year enlisted. n nazstInna asked.
Ito we. HhlsA as ma1s hereoe
ont ~ towards, alruHe nfau nnt of
veal, went sM0nH When Ihe
Twenty-seYenfh division too It's
place II Flanders. Monk Haa there.
When ne gallant NeH YorEsrz suspa
forward against ne HInaenbuTg me
z-and cracked it" "HnnHs as "A ne
nrsI wave. When comrades fell nd
HtrsZchar bearers we're needed,
Monk volunteered. When carried
o ; British hospital wounded N he
head while leading ; bombing squad
into The face d machine gun, Monk
escaped 70 mount pnee aore fhe firing
stop.
Tneas and many more are til faefa
Teconnled N he petition zIgnsd by
Col. Franklin v. Ward OF tn One
Hundred nd Sikh. hy Ia. :. scott
HuxIou an b Capt James II. Con-
10Y am Lieut.. Joseph A. KeTrigar.
Monks" immediate sunariors. NO
fought BY MS SIDE on foreign oil.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
National nlcyele Well, nay 10 10.

This movement Il u the bicycle m
1uaIfy what The annual automobile
shows IRE 10 he motor ear industry.
i / tie Ihlrd annual bike boosting
week and Ike lts predecessors Is ax-
neeled 10 refneshen the enthusiasm
Of bicycle dealers and riders. The
slogan Of tho campaign Il 70 promote
he sale o. 100000 bicycles during
1859. Through The eo=ordInaIad
efforts Of bicycle. tire aud accessory
manufacturers aud dealers the mes
sage Is being carried u every nook
md corner OF the United States.
Prominent among he leaders IN
National bicycle Week i tie ,. =.
Goodrich Rubber Company, Hho have
prepared for distribution 10 boz BE
riders, free q charge. Q % PAGE
booklet boys Book Of Heroes"
which eonlainE Ger 80 illustrations
and tell o. tn heroic parts boys IF
practically every allied country play
ed il the World var. Tnis booE IS
through Goodrich branch
e and bicycle tire dealers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
- Couple OF Million Its Al for
YOL.

On Thursday night, May sth, apd
Friday night. May 9th. at o'clock
"A Couple OF Million" viii be given
to you at the Opera House OF coarse
you are coming. Hverybody.s com
ing That is. everybody who likes 10
hear old negro plantation melodies.
who likes to be thrilled with n play
of romance and adventure.
It has been long time since West
Minister has seen such a bright and
breezy comedy with such clever act
ing. Il you feel all worn out with
spring fever or spring house clean
ing. IL you are completely exhausted
with your worries or your neiehhor's
worries, a Couple Of Million Is Inst
the tonic you need. One hundred
laughs guaranteed
IN addition to the good the play
viii do You, there's the good Il will
do the Civic League. for whose benez
1t It's given. And the Civic League
N return. viii give the benefit back
10 You. Westminster will be made
the city beautiful
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
BOLD HICHWAYMEN
RELIEVE WILLIAM nATHER OF s7s II
TIE POINT OF A REVOLVER ROBBERS
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE.

About i o'clock, las Saturday
night, a. Mr. William Mather, Of 7.
y, Mather 4 Sons. vas on hik. way
to his home On Willis street, after
closing The store. be vas held ID by
t.o mon. One Of them stood in the
shadow Of \ large tree. threw the
rays Of fash light into Mr. Math-
eT's eyes. ordered him 10 hold NJ
his hands. When Mr.. Mather obey
ed, The man with me fash light
directed bis confederate 10 20
through him" The second man Ap-
preached Hr. Malher from behind
and robbed him Of 30 In money
lie Tas wearing , gold watch and
solid gold chain. The fact thai the
watch us not taken Ii ; eIaaa In
dIeatIon thai he hoid-un vas tie
work OF home talent. Unfortunately.
Mr. HatheF did not see either Of
the men n they robbed him. hui
when they left him he watched iham
a they passed near the electric
light AZ Longwall Place, and is nb.e
70 give very accurate description
q their clothing ard appearance.
lie at once notified the authorities
I'll 4Nf31N AAi0ntAaAt DeHNNI EHHfIH
Stem arrested two young men
answering the description. Both
we're taken TO Jail. On Sunday
Sunday morning, one o. them, :
Young man. formerly residing N
this city. mt noE living IN rnila-
delphIs, saz brought u tho Office II
States Attorney HoabrOok. and b
tie States Attorney. Officer stem and
NJ aathsr questioned for mare ihan
an hour aa to hi movements On
Saturday night TIE other, Young
nan Of thu city. waE interviewed
n The ii BY ne states Attorney
And deputy ebsrIll Bloom. These
young msn seHs found % have been
ioEciher from before I o.cloeh until
tha tine OF the arrest. and though
The investigation conducted through
o tn day forged strong chain q
eiTeumstHntIzi evidence around tha
suspected PARTED. the evidence Sc
cured W. not sufficiently conclusive
to cause NJ Mathzr 70 feel Justified
IN having warrant isausa nd Ilft.
we're released ~ Sunday evening
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
HOME TO FIND WIFE GONE
Wilton snowden, r., Back From
France, Sues For Divorce.

Charging his wife with being un-
faithful and with having left him for
another man while he was serving in
the army, Wilton snowden, Jr., a
lawyer and we'll known socially, ap-
piled In the Baltimore Circuit Court
for an absolute divorce from Mrs.
Elizabeth Upshur Snowden, formerly
Mss Elizabeth Sterling, this city,
and the custody OF their two child
rem. girls Of and "a years. Joseph
2. Kennedy Is the correspondent
named IN the bill OF complaint fled.
Mr.. Snowden. the bill states, while
in the army, IL Is alleged. his wife
and Kennedy became intimate. OF
this intimacy Mr.. Snowden says he
had no knowledge until March 30
last. and two days later his wife went
away with Mr.. Kennedy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
The Lend.A.mand hook Club.

Perhaps our God somewhere has
made a thing
More admirable to see
Than a majestic tree:
But II he has. think II grows
In Heaven, by the stream thai flows
Along where whittier souls than ours
sing
So says Mrs. Austin Gallagher, 81
The Orchards. One could moi help
but recall, while she was addressing
the Lend-a-Hand Book Club 1t tho
regular monthly meeting held At
The Bungalow" the home OF Mrs
J. c. WALES. April %. of the Leaves
Of the Trees Were Tor the Healing
Of the Nations Mrs Gallagher
drew a word picture o. father and
daughter vending their way IN low
ing eompanionshin among trees In
devotional manner that i worship %
the Father Of Light, from Whose
inspiration wa written. Thou shalt
not destroy the trees thereof by fore
ing an axe against them Thou shall
not cut them down for the tree 81
the field ia mans life The address
vas replete With practical know
ledge and advice 10 the Club. for Mrs
Gallagher i YIcezprezldent 81 Mary
land Forestry Association aud chair
man Of Shade Tree Division Of
Koman's. Civic League
After the business meeting Of fhe
Club America" vas sung Tie
sIntroductionsi' wag given by
Mrs. o, N Hitesheg, NJ Baltimore.
Meet Miss Tulip won't YOU
And here's Mas DafIodII.
and yondef Miss Artutuz smiles.
Or Jackzin-pulpit will
Meet Miss Morning Glory.
And meet Miss noRRooI. Hol
And meet Miss Violet In the lane.
AL dressed in April blue
Meet Mrs sasHafras, surely.
Meet Miss BuIIereup. MIBs Peach.
a you pass from las u lass.
Just take 4 klHs from eaeh!H
The president II he Club. Mr..
Maurice Palmer rend the American
Creed. music y Irs. Thomas Al
derson, from SyEesYIllez Missouri
Waltz and Humorca9ue address.
EARLY History Of Westminster -
Miss Mary BoatwIek shsIlman. hos
al the ladies' enIoysA Mlas Mary.
They all went back 18th her 10 the
days when the words Of The cd
eolored man. Little White Lamb
described her The history waa al
too short II deserves publication
verbatum ct liIeratim In our county
newspapers.
At thu close Of the program music
was rendered by Mr.. Emma Wine
brenner Chfistman. who sang one Of
the old time songs Of 'Ye 0lden
Time
Mrs. Hiteshew and Mr.. Beasman
assisted Mrs. WALES in serving re-
treshments. Mrs. William K. Mar
shall. OF SYkeaTille, addressed the
president of the club. the entertain
Ing ladies, closing with toast.
To our hostess. Mrs. WALES.
Whose pluck and good cheer never
falIa,
Has hitehed her airplane 20 star.
And with her Club goes sailing far
Besides the members Of the Club
present were Mrs. Christman. of
WalkersYllle. Mrs. Hiteahew. naltl-
more. Mrs. Gallagher and Mis-
shellman. Of Westminster. Mrs. Y.
*. Marshall. Mrs Thomas Anderson
Mrs. L. q. Bennett. Mrs. Hurry pur=
dun and Miss Bennett. of Sykoaville
The May meeting of the Club will
be held at the home OF Mrs. D. Lelrz
ter. Deer Park Farm. The June
meeting. at Mrs. o. II Hilashew'a.
Forest Park. Baltimore
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
Winning the

To services connected wfth winning
your var.
2.053.347 soldiers 10 be returned
from France at s200 each. sIl0.669
400.
Maintaining our army in Europe
from November II until emharkation
for home average cos OF $h29.I5 4
mani, 81 .0Se .b2S. .565.
1.65s.000 soldiers IN training campa
in America to be returned home af
s12.25 each, s2O.273. $50.
Maintaining from November l. 10
demobilizatlon I.655,00o soldiers In
American training camps fagerage
cost OF S317b0 q mani. $625, ,4G2 LOO
$4,000 wounded now receiving hos
pital treatment layerage cost Of s72h
mani, s67 7.425 900.
Loans 10 onr Allies 10 enable them
to held u finish the job, Fl 80 00O,z
900
TO help feed Europe til the next
harvest. 100000 900.
Completion Of shipping program.
500. 900 900.
Extra pay for army and navy at
$50 man. $a28, ,065, 200.
This statement does not include
the following items; eoaI OF maintaIn-
Ing navy from November Il until de-
mobilized 10 peace basis. cost Of var
material n final course OF prepare
ton November L; cost Of finding
Jobs for 100000 soldiers through u.
), Employment Bureau. cost Of M
dusfriaI re-educaIion of tons O. thou
eands of disabled soldiers. These
items will total some billions Of doll
lars in addition 70 the above.
We pay interest On al money adj
Yaneed by you as loan toward pay
mont On this account.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
ELEVEN VICTIMS Of
MODERN BLUEBEARD
TEN WOMEN AND OHE BOY DISAPPEARED
AFTER VISITING HONE NEAR PARIS.

The police OF Paris are taking de-
finite steps to solve the mystery Of
the modern bluebeard."
Every foot Of the house and
grounds of the villa owned By HenI
Landru, at GambaIs, 30 miles south
o. Paris, was to be thoroughly
searched in hope Of discovering some
trace OF 10 women and one boy al
legged to have disappeared after
visiting him there. u
Landrn. who IL 80 years of age,
met the woman Who may possibly
have been intended - his twelfth
victim in the subway just before his
arrest.
All the missing women lived with
Landru for some time a. his snla,
and have never been seen since. All
OF them are alleged 70 have met him
through matrimonial advertisements.
They were between 10 and so years
OF age, most Of them we're widows,
and all had excellent regulations
They are said to have permitted Ian
drn to sell their household goods
and take over their savings accounts.
One Of the women is understood to
have had $4,000
The police allege they found a
notebook in I.andrn's possession ooa-
tanning a list of the women. All
hut one have been identified. They
also claim to have found the bodies
Of three dogs and one cat, known 70
have belonged 10 two Of the supposed
victims. The animals had been
strangled
The inhabitants OF Gambafs tell
wild stories Of happenings at the
villa. One Of their tales Is That just
before each of the women disappear
ed. a heavy. ghastly-smelling smoke
was seen arising from tho chimney,
leading them 10 believe thai bodies
we're being eremaled.
Landru already has served several
prlson terms for swindling. A spe-
cIalist has been appointed 10 inquire
into his mental state.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
~IAM.Iav


IRIS. Clara B. Lindsay wishes e
announce the marriage Of ner dauzk-
ter. Laura Marie 10 Herman :. Beck.
son OF Mr. anl RS. Chas. :. Beck. o.
NJ. Airy The wedding toe place Il
Pine Crock Methodist church, rhare=
day. Nay st. u ) .. m. re Rev Il.
<. Lewis. the brides pastor parform=
ed The ceremony
The wedding Nas attended only b.
the Immediate families of the bride
and groom. Immediately after he
ceremony the happy couple left TOR
baltimore whore they I'll start Tor
4 trip % Boston Alter Ma 18th Hr.
md Ms. 1eeE Ill be At IheIr new
home n 1T. airy
The groom va line sergeant In
Company Il, a13Ih Infantry an .aA
severely wounded n he AIgoune
Forest IN September 20. 81. e
III wiaH them : hapnz and prosperous
IIfeZ
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

TIE construction OF about two
miles Of State road, 10 make com
plete Ink from Emmitabnrg to Hal
IIm0Te. by wa O. Westminster. viii
cost about $4,000 per mile. according
70 : statement o. Frank Il zouek.
Chairman Of he State Reads Com
mission. The EmmiIaburg piece Of
road Is about Two miles IoHg and viii
complete tie highway O between 30
md 70 miles. which connects En-
mitHDnrg md Baltimore. Concrete
i tie material which vii BE used,
and he rod I'll % Is feet wide. ono
foot wider Iha1 tie usual width. and
ne depth I'll 20 eight inches, Or one
inch deeper than usual.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
Ray I'M Gives Himself u.

Ray I'LL. alas Happy I'M. the
negro Who shot another negro. JeHs
Wilson, u Union Bridge on Monday
night. April q. and eIuded he peace
officers when lbeY sought nm with
a warrant for his arrest, enme n The
Office o. States Attorney seabroak
o. Friday, and wHs ~ him turned
oxer 10 SIeriIf MeIIor. Ill ~aa
locked u II jail until Monday. when
h waived \ hearing before Justice
nlnsI. and Mr Kaufman WaakinH.
OF Union Bridge, became hi surety
for lis appearance at Court.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
Medford Grange Net at Cornelius
uAlnes'.

Medford Grange, No. 1sS. met n
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Haines, near Marston on April gath
with large attendance. After The
business session o. the Grange. the
doors we're opened and the visitors
Of which a Eoodiy number were pres
ent we're invited in for the lecturers
hour. Worthy Lecturer Gladhlll gave
a. hrs opening talk. one OF deep inter
est to all, namely fhaI OF Increased
taxation. Ex-senator X. s. Snader
WAS then asked TO give short talk.
He took as his tonic. The Milk A
soeiallons His remarks we're fol
lowed by some very good ones b. M.
Joseph Belt along the same line. thus
developing into a general discussion.
A very amusing, one act farce. was
then giyel BY Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
DuyaII.
BY this time the genial hostess
stood at the door with her usual
pleasant smile, inviting everybody ID
the dining room where the tables
were groaning with the good things
she had provided, 10 which all did
more than justice. The next meeting
will be at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E.
W. Duyail, OF Warfeldsburg, May 7thi
at which time the following subjects
will be discussed:
Is It fair proposition for The far
mer to demand lower prices for What
he buys and higher prices for What
he sells?
Is real family cooperation a.
thoroughly taught In the rural homes
as IL shonld7
Every one come prepared 10 partI=
cipate freely in these discussions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
GRANTED STATE CHARTER
Pleasant Valley Bank Ready or
Business IN JuIT-z. Daniel IslsIsr
Is President Directors re Good
Business Men.


Wednesday of thIz ueeh. Hr. j.
Dukes Downas and bis assistant,
Mr. PAGE, State BAN Commissioner,
we're here and paid vfaII % Pleasant
Valley % meet the incorpoFaiors and
ether citizens Interested in the bank
sought 10 be established 1t that place
The Commissioner waa persuaded
that there . N opening fer bank
It Pleasant Valley and he approved
the Charter for same.
The bank VII have Capital
Stock Of $4,000 and Surplus Of
$1,000 The par value Of the stock
viii be 10 but with he surplus add
ID each share u stock vii eost
4I2.Io.
Pleasant Valley IL something over
SIX miles from Westminster. las
population OF about one hundred
people in the town. has canning
factory. two stores. : church. : NIL
and other industries. TIE new bank
sill meet the wants u ! seeIion nov
quite remote from banking privileges.
The ineorpoFalofa are Joseph p.
XInEllnE. !. Daniel Laisler. Theodore
AAtHEH ~ AAAZn8Hs - A0n4ZB
fingling. Edgar i. GhaelIef. Charles
:. Eekard. Charles II. Isasse. Charles
z. Hoafsld. Harry l. DeYilhlss. VII
liam Babylon.
The ineorporalora viii b re
Directors Tor The fIrst year. The
President i : Daniel LeIHteT aud
the cashier Is Yet 70 bs chosen. TIE
bank VII likely open for business
about the IIraI OF July or earlier II
possible. Charles D. Clemson, Weat-
minister. II he local attorney for tha
uaw bank There are mare than ons
hundred stockholders. mostly citizens
of the neiehborhood ef Pleasant Val-
ley.
Most Of the men connected with
the new hank are very successful
business men and hey viii quIIe
likely push the business OF The new
bank 9Th tie came energy. We
Hlsh tha bank a BIZ saccess. Car
toll county Is proud 81 her numerous
banks
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

The congregation of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church gave !
social last evening ii honor Of Their
neg pastor, Rev. Day.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of
Grace Lutheran church eave plaY
and social IN the Lecture Room O the
church. las evening. me large
crowd present enjoyed vocal and In
strumantai music, readings, etc. be-
fore the play and afterwards wa
served to Ilght refreshments.
All ministers. and other church
leaders are asked u observe Sunday.
Nay :. a. Victory Liberty Loan sun
day and bring TO The attention O.
their congregation not only the mr.
gency of the Victory Loan but IT
sacred opportunity.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
DEATHS.


William A. Williams, s0h 4 IF.
md Mr.. Kinsay Williams, og I.ouIs-
Fslle. dIed Saturday. AnliI Is. asasH
= xeaFE, : months nd 4 aaYz. 10
lad ben eoHHFmed invalid Tor
about TO Yaa1s He Iezsea A #idow.
Ira Alice M Williams. hi parents.
Hr. an Mra. KInBey Williams. nd
one slzzer. re Lenie sehnauEIss
Funeral services IN charge OF Hsy.
;. :. ElouEh and Rev 4. :. Owens
.efe n9ld at Providence Methodist
Protestant church. 1nezlia. q D.
N, and inlsrmenI made in adjoining
semstery. The paIIbeareFa war0
Harry Williams. William neese.
Citation snipzey Hz8nHatt fHouzA.
Morgan Jordan nd JOIN gcnawzy.
: :. saarTer ; son. funeral direct
ors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

Mr. Luther zahn, shIpley. captured
lad patient from Springfield State
Hospital yesterday and took him back
to he asylum. lie waa out two DAYS
and vas n dreadful condition
mentally.
The Western Union ONCE has been
moved from the 5hriver building 10
the room formerly occupied by DR..
Fitzhugh, next 70 Bowers Grocery
store. EqsI Main street.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

Tie Church of God n WarfIelda-
burg viii re-organize their Sunday
school On lay /, II o'clock sharp.
Preaching b the pastor It O'Clock.
Conln. you are welcome, u ,. Wen
gar. pastor.
TIE directors O tie swest Corn
Growers had business meeting n
the County Agents oIIlea. Thursday
afternoon : number Of Important
.snbtaHls we're discussed and acted
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
Old coaneIInen Re-NonInaIed.

II the citizens meeting On Mon
day evening he old eouneiImen.
Messra. Walter II. DaRis. Frank T.
ShaefTer and Charles Heason. wore
re=nominaled. As the city affairs
seem 70 Be run to suit the citizens no
opposition WAS made against The old
members and their election Il aHsnr-
ed. The election Will DO held Mon
day from y n. 70 D. n. the polling
place being IN room Of The Palace
Garage at II. II. Harbaugh.s.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
ErH

John Erb. OF Pleasant Valley lie
Wednesday evening. April 90lh. agea
ahont 3 years. lie lea.es ! wIfe an
ten children. Funeral will Iaka
place IN Saturday morning q 10
O'clock II lie church II Pleasant
Valley. Ths services VIII b eou-
Quoted b. hi past0r. ne ReY. J. v.
keIneeke assisted = Rev. Wolf. O.
slI.er Run. james NJ sIoner, nm
eraI director
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
PogIa

Thomas I. Fogle aged 6 years.
three months and one day, dlea on
Wednesday morning n ID O'clock u
hiz home. near Ladiesburg He i
survived by flEe children: Oliver.
sykessille; Raymond, France: Ca
yin. Toledo, .0hIo; Winfield, NaIkera-
vile. ana Ara. Alexander RIpnaon.
i.adlesbafg. The funeral took place
Friday morning. n 10 o'clock Wit
services N Hanen.s church, naae
IaalaHh'Eg, conducted BY Rev I. ;.
Patterson. g WeaIsh4 :. InIsrmenI
was made n the eamaIery adjoining.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

Mss irene Rose. East Green street,
has arrived home after a pleasant
three months vIsiI to her sister. Mrs.
=. :. Graves, NoTfolE. "a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

Factories Of this city have agreed
70 pay 30 per ton fer sweet corn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

Harvey Green. on Of David Green,
d Heeze. alea - Hzzvre = araea,
ID. s'rIday. ApTlI =. aEed 80 years,
! months nd % daya. Hts remains
Hera brought T. tie home u ID
father. Saturday Besides hIs father,
Iso brothers, George ". Green and
William o. Green. boIh q baltimore,
survive.
Funeral services In charge O. Rar.
= !. HetrIck were hel1 Monday -
1910 :. N, at Trinity Lutheran
church. an fnlefmenl made II al
joining cemetery TO paIlbaares
Eere + L Hornar :. Roaner. =.
Smith, :. Walker. =. :. McMartIu
and }. Murphy, al OF Havra 1e
Grace. :. : shaFrer d Son. funeral
directors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

David HaInea died II ne homo of
h grandson. Orlando Fzrver. Sans
Greek. Monday. April 2e. at 5 ;. n.
aEed Sc years, ? months and 4 days.
Funeral W. held Wednesday It TaY-
iorsvIlle Methodist Episcopal church
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eIating. lie Haa a member Of sI. sIapH-
ems IodKe 10 5. :. 6 G. i. an tka
order had charge og to funeral. II
terment N adjoining cemetery.
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Ffizzeil. :. :. Waltz and :. 4. Easter.
c. NJ. Waltz. funeral zlreef6r.