The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14

Letter H ziAzeliss'er District; :.
a6YIpndssss ~. ever cease. News
i,nnara are s9saanzZlas ; the fact that
Raiser : nHzIasIzl i out .sof money.
since alszslz@ Germany % abruptly,
he and -. "a A@E1 been living in
dne style u Holland. t seems to me
that the aezen Of more millions OF
people d zzzzzzaaL nalzonanEies. en-
gagged IN he W1rld War. who we're
killed. - - 49, On him. Now
. he IL lylAgs |.11lpE. . ARE sun
OF money I10ln LIS followers In Ger
many. IIlIlz lille vender there is
DISQUALIFICATION nd. Lnmnlt IN the
terence I'll ezIze. IN anaposing the
sentence ! q. : 1EuIer vIln caused so
much auzE9zzag = and I sorrow. May
our Ail-Wzae Father guide the Peace
conferences % aol wisely.
aRAmericaia hlEgeala var secret is out.
The wireless telephone has been
brought to atch D aIaIe OF perfection
that since IaaI February 1913
American seropIanes here and In
Europe have bean equipped with ap-
/ paratus which has made oral COM
5 munication between them while fly
ing, al well rs Communication with
the earth. , IsInlnlei matter. The War
Department has regarded the solution
of the problem Of what now Is called
voice command flying" rs one OF
the most important achievements OF
the age.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor. of Plymouth,
Cal, has developed "A process for
making acorn flour which Is a salts
factory sIIlKIIIuIa for wheat flour.
This flour has TIE eoionlng matter and
bitter taste Of the acorn extracted.
A soldier from Camp Funston,
where there. we're forty Or fifty thou
sand men. lzaYa. In our barracks
were Ito men, Il required three
bushels Of potatoes and fourteenA
loayes of bread for one meal" III
each company required % much food,
gome idea 0f the enormous amount
of food for three millions Of men in
erms and IN training Is obtained.
Even Farmers delight in having
: "somethng different : ! farmer in
Delaware built 4 cylindrical barn.
II is = feet IN diameter and n feet
high and NTH the EXCEPTION of the
dOme-like roof. which Is Of wood. Is
made entiieiy Of concrete. There
are no poets. beams. or other suppors.
II consists Of 4 huge chamber below
and loft ahoYe which has storage
capacity for more lhan 200 tons OF
hay.
listen. hbya. who do not like the |
woodpliet a Hnad=apitIIing machine
has been invented which antomati- |
eally splits the knottiest wood. even |
to is inches IN thickness. AT the ratio |
OF go strokes minute
:. EnF Anne HIn.E..A have Haan nra- !
dieting that in this age of rush and /
recklessness. the automobile would /
pass by. and something more exciting /
and dangefoaz would take is place /
Aerial HFaiveFz. are nov being made /
that weigh Is than a00 pounds .
and can travel p miles On one gallon
of gasoline. The prices range from /
$1,000 to ss.ke0. TheY vii - at the
high rate Of speed. 81 To 100 miles J
per hour L neonIe are willing 10 risk
life and limb n the air. II will BE-
nothing for Z fbuaInaxs8 man tn travel .
a thousand miles from home and hack
again with \ good appetite for din
aer" caused - ezellemenl and pure
air zIHH - =
Speaking Of N unusual winter. we
read Of tho finding Of = head Of
cabbage IN 4 garden vel preserved, /
and young man informed me that
be was enHIng wood IN an apple or.
ehard and found quite \ number OF
apples IN = Ia thai we're solid and /
pleasing to the taate.
: Here Is IN Interesting bil Of news
from Ohio: a lev ladies while pass
ing the Jeff Davis woods one evening
recently. encountered : ghost. which /,
Is described Is having four feet,
black IN color. with two white stripes
over Its back. and when moleated If
would defend itself b throwing II
quid gas containing strong smell"
Meeting INN early one morning
Inst week who said. I made days
wages already. ] caught a mnBkrat
that vii bring me- z2I0.4 made me
wonder how long ms state of high
prices will br en- exist Surely,
sometime. sooner Or Inter. Il will
make a change.
Sales are vel attended. and enor-
nous f.iees are raid or pledged. AT
Plain it, Ohio. the household and
farm suoek and implements brought
100000 Al a gaIa IN naehman's
Valley. i grandfather clock was
sold for $500.
J. ALBERT IEpP, Manchester, Md.