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number of Democrats, will support
q reservation stating that the United
states disaDprOVcs of the Shantung
settlement. | expect n clear majority
for that proposition.
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VlRGfNlA-In the Law and Equity.
Court OF the City of Richmond,
the 2lst day of October, 1919.
PNr'rIE, KING Plaintiff
against In Chancery
CNLEIER KING. ... Defendant,
The object Of this suit Is to obtain
Il divorce from the bond of matri-
mony by the plaintifr from the de-
fondant on the ground OF dcscrtion.
And an affidavit having been made
and flied that the defendant, Caller.
King is not a resident OF the State
or Virginia, it is ordered that he
appear here within fifteen days after,
due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his in
tcrest in this suit.
A Copy,
Tcste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk,
t-STEG. ' w.
WM. T. DENNY, p. q,
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WHITE WOMAN CHARGED WVEH
SENDING POISONED CANDY.
Mrs. Helen II. Marshall Arrested
After Daughtcr-in-Law Receiv1
cs Deadly Sweets.


Persons Involved in Case Prominent
i'll Richmond Social Circlcs--Dc-
PENDANT Released Under Bond of
$1,000.
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SAVE COUPONS

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COUPONS AND GET AN UMBRELLA
OR A PHONAGRAPH-BO ARN
GOOD. SEN ADVERTISEMENT
IN THIS ISSUE AND START no
WORK IMMHDIATELY.
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ONE MAN KILLED, THREE HURT,
WHEN AUTO TURNS OVER.

Frank Parks, l05 East Fourth, Vic
tim OF Accident, on New Market
ct Road.
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IF there Is no Planet Agent in your
helghDorhood, write us about putting
ono there for you.
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JOHN MITCHELL, JR.. EDITOR.
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AL communications intended for publication
sbould be sent 90 as to reach m by Wednesday.
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(Ncw York Sun. Oct. 20, 1872
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Shantung Settlement Scored.

Senator Reed denounced the
Shantung settlement on every
ground and made this unusually in
teresting suggestion: ''If we ratify
this treaty and agree to protect tho
frontiers Of every member of the
league, China shall attack Japan to
get back Shantung, / shall be COM
PEELED to vote, as every Senator will,
to send American soldiers to Japan
to defend against China" He OK
coriatcd the proposition to make
war by boycotts.
Economic war is the last and
final brutality of brutal war" said
the Senator. "'rhcy hope to break
the line at the front by breaking the
heart OF the soldier at the front;
pointing out to him that his wifo's
face is pale and pinchcd, that the
little baby at her breast is Juggling
at dry font, with death already
written upon its countenancc. That
is what they call economic press
ure, is it? That is the humane
proposition of modern rcformcrs
1t is the most feldish thing ever con-
ceiyed. Poison gas is decent COM
pared to it. They would win war by
starving babies to DEATH"
The Senator noted that tho great
Powers, including the United States
are planning increased military and
naval establishments, and asked how
that conceded with the theory OF a
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SATURDAY. ..OCTOBER 25, 1913
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G.. CLEMENCEAU,
WOODROW WILSON,


"a debating society! On the sixth
day Of May this letter was written.
On the nineteenth day of September
this body had so transformed itself
that it had become mere debating
society in which votes arc of no con-
sequence, whether they are six or
whether they are one. O memory,
memory! How quick your foot
prints fade, and on tho sands Of time
how futile 1t is to write the record
Of the years
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Published Evs-y Saturday BY John Mitchell, Jr.
at al North Fourth Street, Richmond, Va
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Entered at the Post OfFce at Richmond, Virginia
recond claw matter.
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Powers of League Assembly.
He contcndcd from the language
Of the covenant itself that the as
scmbly was the supreme court Of the
league, that it had definite voting
power and that it's diction was tho
final authority OF the league. The
assembly can deny the right Of any
member to withdraw from the
league and can designate any mem
Der nation, including any or all of
the British dominions or colonies
voting in it, to sit as a member of
the council.
ASSUME" said Senator Reed,
chat controversy between the
United States and Great Britain is
impending, and that the four tenn
porary members Of the council
Belgium, Brazil, Greece and Spain
are friendly to the contention Of the
United States, whereas France, Italy
and Japan, being united with Great
Britain by the closest ties, are
friendly to her. Assume, further,
that the nations just named are able
to commanders they probably
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SIS A TON FOR
SWEET CORN
rue SWEET GoRH GROWERS oF GAaaoIl
COUNTY ORelzIzE OFFICERS ELECT
ed DIRECTORS NAMED FOR El6H
DISTRICT ADDRESSES nADE.

the farmers . Carroll county vHo
are interested i the production :
sweet corn met = he FITanen's HalI.
Westminster, % Thursday afternoon
Some 20 were present.
NJ. Leafkr Patterson IS elected
presldsal Nj. frank CnTznch, slea=
president ana Honsrt GlzI. secretary
and IHzaauref
TIE ronytiIuIl4n and bylaws were
read I'd after : number Of adJuHI=
menla nd alterations. vsTe adopted.
Tsns following directors serc elesIz
ed one from each district:
GeaEEe r. gaaDIe, TaneYIown,
Lev >. Maua. unlontoHa.
Milton n. MoEeIeek, Myers.
Frank p. FenHy. NooIa@xs
g. I. BeyaFd. Freedom.
uaFIa J, Brown. Manchester
George A. EhIpiey md Robert
Wants. Westminster.
Gee y. RI. Hampstead.
A. :. FrizzeII. Franklin.
Jeass ?. Weybright. Mlddleburg
II Smith Sna1ar. New Windsor.
ChaH. aossIer. Union Bridge.
G. = Hobbs. IT. Airy.
John 1nshey. 1arrett
They will he'd a meeting In Iha
Times building. Monday. april =
D. m. = perfect the organization.
TIE question q price HaH discussed
II was moved tn. the farmers stand
for 80 per ton. same - Iast yer.
OwInE . the faeI that i I'll cost ne
farmer The aane 70 produce = Ion
this xHar as IaHI. ~ fertilizer, hme.
machinery aud labor ~ De AZ hIEh
N nj higher 4 was thought fzIa
would = the price although the cam
ers zfe only Offering 81 huf as Ihe
eannsE has po1r market - far md
the canning industry Il ; zig asset u
our county, 49, much discussion i
waa xaIsd thu Ihe sweet corn pTo=
dueeIz hold 70 20 Or plant olHaT
CROPS.
A number Of Important Iaiks wera
made = 10 whx ne prIos ought -
be nTohlbitory 70 the eznner. -
should mean ; profit % 1.Ih although
small Those mailing addresses xsEs
Meazr=. Frank Thomas. FIank FeHhY.
Harry Tseyard. -. Rozsnanrg. / :.
Barnes. +. Smith snadeT Robert c.
and 1IHzfa.
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slsDYyI1E

Sunday aehaaI al sandy Mount
this Sunday nEH=nIag e 20.
Tns :. I. / I'll me at SANDY
Mount - i0.a1. ii members urKea
TO b present. Thls vi 70 a YsrY
Important meeting. Election OF o.
GERS - other Hnalassa.
Christian EnIsayor = 5 o'clock
which VII he led , MargaTsl
HeagY Topic. Our Relation =
God. praying. eonaecraIIon meeting
and TuII -ealI. : business meeting
VIII : held ! the close. Com
mitleez re asked 70 haYs written =
ports
G. :. was ied Iast ,Sanday nigh =
Marloa Platter. Hhlch ~ an inIeF=
eHilnH service : number paTlIeI=
palea - the service. -. Luther
ISro.H rendered > solo Preaching
by II. Ar clough az y could -
be present n ne m0@ning THa
stewards. Gee : Caple aud Hon@z
AeeEI... gnxe : mosf encouraging
report Of the financial narf Of -
work nc budget syalam has ben
used I'll greaI success I'd The -
Tire soTk Of the church i complete.
Tha Young people d Ne church
will lid an entertainment IN Iaa
basement Of Sandy Mount church
f1iesaz. night. 2nril /. : inelsIaz
ent i Hlil - heid On Wednesday
night. aunt IaFnalia - give :
quilting party IHHI might. Dialogues.
songs - il pleasant 6FaHIuK for -.
All cordially Invited.
j. EIIImof0 Of haa BEEN co..
fined . hia ID with TTIn the -
week ~ Is improved = Ihla tim.
Ma@sH wenI out liz roaring
lion indeed an spring Has turned
into xInter. Thermometer was =
Tuesday morning.
The = c. 7. = VII inset ne
Thursday afternoon at he home =
Mrs :. W cauIa. yerY important
buslnez@. all members urged 20 -
tend.
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. soelanl Raslyn..


a x@Ty soclaHIa gathering vas I'D
at the home o. Mr. and IS. John :
RoaanHaTger. on Tuesday evening nj.
Music n the gnIIar and YZ0Iin By -.
Edward Bolllngar and Hr. Albert
Prick nd RamHH Of 81 EInds eere
played until ; Iale hour when -
freshmanIs we. served consisting =
home made candies, Gales OF Il
kind. lemonade nd grana Juice. he
guests left for Iheir homes thanking
Mr.. - Mrs. n0senberEar for Ine
pleasant slme znant Tn0Hn present
were Meaars. nd Meadanaa John :.
Rosen6erser. Ie1n II Ioaenbereer.
James Bowers. Edward BollinEsT.
Ferdinand FrIok. Misses HzIalla Boz
arH, ElsIe ganaway, XI0la FrIzZ.
Gladys Bowers. He6sxz. Cornelius
Jones. Vernon nzard, George Beard.
Albert rick hna ella Ho.aTH.
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saIILWOon

TIE Lutheran Aid soeIety d Ihe
Lutheran Trinity church met al he
home Of Mrs. Frank FTIek VII ;
yerY zood attendance. TIE meeting
was opened vii The president II nj
chair and conducted n It's uzaa7
manner. After the business Haa
transacted and ne meeting adjourned
social period followed and -
freshments Hsre served consisting
OF sandwiches. pickles. cocoa nd
coffee. cakes oI al kinds. lemonade
and rot beer. Tho hostess lowered
among her guests IN her Ind.
benevolent ~. The evening -
so pleasantly spent thai the guests
were Ioathe u Iake thIT departure.
Among those .ho parIooE OF s1ra.
Friek=a hospitality waTe Mr.. nd
Mrs. Frank FrIek, Rev. HelFiek md
wife. Mr. and Mrs George shaslIar.
Ferdinand F,rIcE. Harry Frtek, Ms.
William Friek. Amy Fowler. John
Rosenherger. Minnie nlIzel, nHrl
Fowler. Lille BItzel. Louise naEaf.
CarrIe Fowler. Louise Mangel Maize
Hoffman, Carrie Bitzel my Roz.as
brger. Annie Little, Bertha Miller.
Lizzie Bltzei. Hartha EHInIey, NzTY
Beard. Laura Williams. Lizzie Miner.
Bertha Davis. Margaret Skinner.
Pearl 1azoll. John SehaEfTer, FI.rz
ence 0wlnga. Bertha siltoraIag.
Fannie Buckingham, Hlases La
Barber. Viola Logue. NeIlie Miner.
stella Bowers. Louise Williams.
Lizzie Williams. Amanda Williams.
Ethel nItzel, XIala Frle.. Liza SIP
ley. Tneya HzT1er, Evelyn FfIsK
Frances Friek. Massrs. GEORGE H0TI=
man. irving Dell. H1het Hltzel
David Hetriek. Louis Beard, Mzx
Fowler. Bert Fowler md Edward
sitterdIng.
The scholars Hho made the great
est number OF head maTka in In1ir
respective eIaHHes at Deer -
School are IN ne 9Th grade. Ia
Logne md Ixan Little. 9Th grade.
Lille Iamhaen and Evelyn BifzeI.
second. 1th nuIl 0winga: Ord gra1e.
LoflIza nitzel md Madeline BiIz.I
and Ieo SayloT are second; I'd
grade. Carroll OWING st grade.
Francis Little second. Carl b.
zard. Those HI0 received q nrIze
for making every day IN the spring
term we're Madeline HIIzel. louise
Bitzel. Evelyn Bltzei md Frances
Little. Those no only missed one
day we're Lille Lambden and AiHIa
Blizzard.
The sock social that Haa held Tar
the benefit OF the Deer Park school
was success financially nd
socially. We neZled So
Mr. RiclsaFa Baker i vlelIInz
friends and relatives IN baltimore
Mr.. Marion HzIzel is making IN
Drovemanfs On nIa dwelling house.
M. nd Mr.. Edward Spencer ilaxa
moved - Mr.. George saxI6r.a rezHI=
denca
M. nd ~. o. Iznz|Hrd ha.a
moved . Mr.. ed MagIn.z residence
on The state rod. near Ihe parHon=
age.
Mis- Pearl Loekard - weeIz
end Eaaal OF her aunt. Mrs. -
IsocIEaH1.
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A auIel but 10y preII. wedding
took place at tn home q ne ofIieIaZ=
ing minister, FoahIeabaTE. Il , 0. n.
March y. The contracting parties
were MIas Pearl Zepp, oluaHI daughter
Of M. Ghas EIHeHoad, o. Emory. 80
Mr. Leslie ShuIIz. Of st. Eanl'g. THa
marriage waa snlemnIzaI by Hex.
Sinclair N the nsnal briag III impress
sive manner. Tna bride " attired =
= blua auit vii hat an gloves =
match. while - groom U0re 20
conventional hIAEE. After the ceHz
faony : reception vas rendered -
happy couple = tbe hone OF :.
bride. Mr. and -. ShuIIz III b =
home - middle : April. ! Areazz@
They re the H@zIly 60 HlahsH :
their my trIA1Hz for Happy -
nr0us@0aa life.
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GERMAN OPINION On.
OUTCOME OF WAR
SAMPLE OF VIEWS Hello = The MASS
E: IEUTOMs oUTHUMBERED, MOT D
FEAIED AMAZED At AMERICANS.

Nancy. Susie : the only chamber
maid n The h0IeI In ConlenE where
the American war correspondents
are aHzrtsred. DuL her YIew on ne
outcome Of The war reflects the Ezn=
eral German opinion, ana t is ell
worth listening =.
suzzz Is attentive 70 Der duties.
but i Der leisure she rezaa her Ger
man PAPER an ksdps - with ne
times. sho cannot speak English.
ana HEan she eoavefaaa with ne
American guests she h 10 IaIk
through an interpreter.
sTna Germans we're nj defeated :
declared Susie nth a gTeat deal of
spirit. They Here simply forced .
quit y superior numbers. II one
United States I'D not neen drawn
into ne conflict Il would have bean
different story
'.The sinking u the Inaitania rs
war necessity. buI he u-hoaIs
brought bad luek to Germany aIIaT
all.
alA1andorff nd Won Tirpitz xara
mo Eoed. HlnIanbnrg i The rsal
German hero. I'D was .Ifh us: nol
4 MAA=A - fAAAA4=z
we expect tie Americans 70 aIzY
about four months an1 Ihen iaHes
after neacc Il signed.
Everybody thought tHnI the ALLIED
troops would - The Eame IN Prussia
- IHa Germans did n belgium
I But - German women and ri
soon found thaI hey would not hzxs
10 fiee. We are not afraid OF n
American soldiers. The are Eood
and Eantle-~EH.n not Il battle. =
fact. na are End of lad 10 hass
shem here.
TIE German people we're oxsF.
joyed i the aaIbToak = the HaT
4 They considered Il Inal var.
had 10 brothers in fns war. 0ns
was EIIied IN battle. The olher e.me
home Ghristmzz after fighting d
both - Western and HazzIan froaIa
lie certainly - surprised when =
came home u md for American
soldiers sitting around ; Christmas
tree HIEhi at 10 hotel
Tie Germans. began = Iong at
Iaat IalT. an rom then - u IN
from 81 70 Harae.
=. 70 al Elad the ar IL o.sr
but Germany HHa moi defeated :
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MANCHESTER

The drama sIlas the Ghore to-
was played 70 : crowded house r.
day evening, March 2s. = say which
character exceII.1 would ba unjust.
IS IIls east ~ particularly .HlI
chosen. II was universally conceded
to b oue OF The best nIaYa given e
cefiII. The orchestra deserves
special mention. their playing adding
great. to the entertainment. ne
committee extends thanks = ali those
who assisted during Ine evening.
The receipts amounted u $3.50.
Quite bold robbery ~ committed
In this town Wednesday zIEhl, March
s26. Thursday morning II William
Miller entered hIs PORK manufacture
ing room, he unlocked he door y
usual. worked around Ior q short
time when ha discovered a baTTeI
was empty thaI had maaI in to ba
ground, calling the attention o. IL
assistant to the matter. IIley invests
gated md found smoked meats and
fresh pork stolen TO the value q
about szbO. IIeH the thieves gained
entrance 10 the building : . mystery
to Ar Miller. = me locEs seemed .
be Intact
"A pleasant surprise parry was gIxen
al the nome Of Mr. and hrs. Edward
Burgoon Monday evening, March =.
In honor 0f Mr. BnrKoonlH seth birth
day. Music, dancing and social pleaa-
antrIes entertained the guests unIIl
1aZs hour. a ! late h0zIr the mi
tatlon came To Ihe dining room, where
refreshments Hara served IN ahnnds
afice b the hostess, assisted By So
eral friends. : number IF useful
presents were received y Mr. uHr.
goon. Those present Uere Mr. nd
ma. Edward Eargoon and daughter
Naomi. John Keck and daughter, MaTy
Mr.. md MrH. Ho8feid. MT. and m
Horace Reese. Mr. and Mrs. HarT.
BoIlInger. Misses Trefa md Dada
ZumbTum, Tresa MildaHon. Jane y.
bot. Erna shaITer, Anna shultz. II.
llan schmidt. liable uni, MaEZIl
Fnhrnan, Minnie RurEoon. MesaTH
Albert Gran. Harry LipnY. ChaTIel
FIFTEEN. Charles Rust. Melvin Boiling
er, 10y Hunt. George Ensor, I81T
Manehey and Edward zapp.
The sale Of paper D ne Ladies
Aid of he Reformed Church amount
ed % z24.37.
The remains d Mrs. William Baub
Tits NaH brought here for burial WHH
nesdaY. March Il. She Ha# lad i
rest n the Lutheran eensIery. lev
c. LaIherman officiating. She de =
the home Of II. Charles SteHaHz
near Maple Grove aged y years.
MT. aud. M. John Hentz -
daughter. Margaret, IT and zIna
Ranhanaer and children. d York. =.
spent Sunday afternoon i the h0ml
OF their Waller y Vent -
WenIz. ST., lH n very Heof heath
suffering from cancer Of he throzZ
\ eard received foum Mra { !
TeaRna states ne Doctor % be ;
slightly improved condition.
Cold winds nd sn0K nahereI !
April Ii.
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Henry n. EssThart. = Years 81.
a CIxI var xs|aTan, de March =.
IN YoTE. from comp iIeaIIan OF -
eases. Hs W. : member d the Sd
Pennsylvania Volunteer regiment
Ha : survived by HI NIfe, -.
ElizalaIn EvefHaHl. three daughters.
Mrs. ! q. Good. Manchester; -.
Charles Meara nd Catherine Ever
hart. nd one a0n. Will EyerhaEI.
all IT homo: 80 brothers. William
and IoIn EverhaTI. Manchester. foHr
sisters. MrG Henry sIHZakler, -
Roy: HHa. William WeIa@E md ~.
Lean Keller, 10th of YoHE. and saTah
EyernaTs. Of Manchester.
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saL

MaTS Elizabeth Noel. HIle 0f aFzIz
ter Nuai. died y her residence. Web
ateF aIT.sl. tn 9IIy, Saturday, March
20. ID 80 yer. She Il survived
BY he husband nd fouH Hmali eHIIlz
ren. Iahn Vernon. Mary Grace. Iamsz
Robert and Martin Edward. 81 II
home she al#n e e6 - following
brothers and HIzIHT Joseph e. nranaz
dier ri John 0r5naaIHH. of nzIIIz
more. NFs INN HerNsT. Of Com
vain. - ~. Norman Warren. Il
Rosebud. Pa. - IaaE..eH Grsnzz
dieF. d Tacoma. Wei Requiem
Mass n charge - Re father -
GulEan vas lid TneaHz. morning.
ApxII II. ~ o'clock = #. Ionnzz
Catholic church nd .HI.#ment mHHH
IN HIInIning esmeter#. Tho nzII=
bearers were frank Fowler. J0Ea
HannIHE. james Await. Iames MYsHz.
RainH Taylor I'D Herman Taylor. =
A, sHzETer a IN. funeral directors.
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sT"TOW

The weather - been ~ blualz..
PEOPLE are -. busy cutting 80
and hauling IIzz.
Thoaz anendIn. Sunday .lIh De-
brothers wore - and -. CLIFFORD
Davis md daughter. MaazIIna. "
ter HaIEslt. burgess GozzaIl. AreHZz
and EImE0d nz.lH. Misses Isle -
JeHzE FrizzHII peer = O.
spent I'm EaI.TzIay azZII sumo.
with II sisteT. re. CIIHs@a DaxI=
M .Illfbfa Hz.Is - daughter
HadelIn.= Waited z|Ia HzHH Rogers
"Wednesday -. = on = #zck -.
NJ I4Ihert I=z#an. - 10 -
sick : Ii = : sas't -.
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sr. .. :. Emieh i Head = Asbestos
Plant.

At meeting u the stockholders
Of tha 1aItimara Rnofns : Asbestos
Manufacturing Co. al Asbestos, FeHz
ferdax he following directors anI
officers xere elected: Directors, Q. :.
EmigII. :. G. nInns. DIR. Dounes, !. :.
Finifh. I. NJ, Nichols. =. ,. jane.
DR.. Charles r Eontz. Officers. O :.
DmlfH. president: ". E. HInns, FI.e
president and treasurer: A. :.
BukeAH. general manager nd superIn=
tendenI. Nr. EmIgh succeeded Z. !.
Nicholas. as president. TIE officers
are NJ that are thoroughly acquaInI=
ed eIIH the buzIness anI I'LL win
out tha lnaat doubt b successful.
Congratulations 7 the NJ hoard.
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Gaaa Old n, In IIaaaa Hearts.


Human Hearts, 9 pIay In foar
acts. III be presented = the 0nzHz
Monday. April at popular prizes.
The scenes o .Hs pIay include Tam
Logan.a blaeEzmith ah.p and IHa
Logan Farm. he private Office II
the Governor ! Arkansas aI -
Capitol Building IN Little Rock. ne
State Prison showing - cell h0aza
and n apartment h0nz6 In -
York nIty. Special attention -
been wen tnez. settings md tKHY
are complete = every detail. THa
story II Human HearIa= i told N
an interesting manner. - AZ Tim
IL intensely dramatic While i
others brings 0HI some HEIght, -.
comedy. One q lht mo- beautiful
scenes = IN IHe second act, when,
after T0n Logan has hean sent =
prison. the famlIr is gathered =
getheE Ior evening worship. IN which
some me singing 10 heard. and Ile
little child at IHe close = the scene
Offers ID her title prayer. watch
over ~ zDapa. wherever ha MAJ -
Human Hearts has been before ne
public for several seasons. bringing
fame nd forlaHe 10 it author. -
member this il not moving picture
but : Ilrat class Hoad shoH attraction.
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CM@WeL

LA1IaH md gentlemen. net Colonel
WeauII Friday unVernur Harrington
appolzZz4 20 b III, i . place =
the "a State zsHatoT zz6HArd =
johnson. Edward ;. U@znI. who :
ono : ~ leading lawyers In t.
prs1sH. : ieaa@z u tt Democratic
partx Colonel INT f : zantleHzz
II puIzH=zIade - aash = N t.
! ans =|zht-Hzzz assistant . c
HatTez :. Cooper. also = - uesaHz
~ = -
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nmshaeh

W1IIIan Won uTaiahaaIz fazaIIIzT
nEufn i thia a1mmnnIE. Ilad E -
Count. Home - Tuesday night 30
was HHfIed o. Thursday aftesHn.n.
Mr. Esater = tho .sstutzHzIaf
Theological Seminary uzzzalalnR
h - . HzzIzs OF Germany -
was zHont eiEHI. Yesrs - IIe ezma
10 IL country n 1Eez ~ has -
sidsd HeEs essF since Before -
ine Germany h served y ne German
ARM = > ~. GaI and letters coming
TO IN from relatives re hin -
title y Count Until - was u
ciaxsI he received mou.. quarterly
from - sister. ; widow. residing n
HaEza. German. His Huzner die :
few ears azo. zzed - years. =
though residing n tit country -
manY Yaara. ~ Ialked feHY brokeHIY.
but WTntr an1 expressed himself
saFs I'll IN English and IS well =.
ncaIe1 An 81 q mystery surround
ed - old M. sho seldom talked
nboHt H.a pa Iife. o. ny he -
his naive iaHd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-04

Tha Woman.a and Young People :
Missionary Societies OF 6raeA Luther.
an church ~ hold n Easter
pazari april IIIh and IzIh in ~
Times building = tne stoHa room IoE=
HerIy occupied D AIIas WafnpIHr.
Home do ca. bread. Ills, candy,
etc. - - for ale: aizo orders ~
be laIzzH for zoIored 80 Doazz
forget IIe daIa md gle he IaaIez
gour Dz|Tonags.
william Stu. has purchased lHa
farm = Ishn Brown, between LittIez=
town - UnIea niliR -. Dr1#H
viii H.1Ya 70 ne preHzTlY M -
father. I0sliua brown. near Uaz1n
Mills.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-04

Za8n

Nj Esther ANA Roon died -
night ! her home. near rnionto.nI
aged g years. ! months I'd ~ d.
She - daughter Of t. Iale Daniel
Room nd Is survived :. 9ns sIkI==I
Mrs. Solomon : Englar. : WayH@==
b0ro. =.
Funeral serEzEaH viii = hgld 80
my = ! O'clock |noEn - I1use -
further services : Pipe E=zsk church
and InZzTmenl - take UIzes II -
Joining cemetery. Hare. BanAzElz
q Son funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-04

Kin. r. Tz.Ior. LIE, -
1hasaz IhA TazZzenfe n.zL to .
Fellows AL, occupied = -. Dennis
BAY ! Taylor. Hassa purchased -
residence formH#I. occupied By =
late Lawrence GlIlaIz.. Charles
IanEz as bouHHI the property Il
occupies. William KINNEY nH#z
chased re residence he IIxaH N. THa
above properties we're I'D by -.
Geo. =. AluazEh ana On e
other = Dasl ~ strHaZ. No CO
slderazI.H was zz.zn.