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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
PARIS CONFEREES FACE
MOST STRENUOUS DAYS
This Promises to Be "High-Pressure Week" at Peace
Parleys-Wilson Is Working on League-of-
Nations Statement.

PARIS. Feb. 2.-Thc coming week
will be high pressure week" at the
peace conference. Its close is expected
TO sec the framework Of the league
Of nations and tho settlement Of tie
colonial questi IN, which is deemed M st
"ticklish" of those examined thus far
One of the most important features
of the week, however, will be She
action expected to BIO taken by the
conference with regard to labor. The
labor unrest in various parts Of Eu-
rope, particularly in ireland ana Scot
land, as eNempliiied by the occurrences
in Belfast, Glasgow and edinburgh, is
subject TO grave concern here, eSpeci-
ally in view of the alarmist reports
received in dispatches TO the American
commission and reports appearing in
the British newspapers.
Tomorrow the conference will take
up the Greek claims to Constantinople,
and consideration may also be given to
the Italian claims in the Adriatic.
NARioUS COMMISSIONS
WILL MAKE REPORT SOON
In the meantime tho various COM
missions will begin making their re-
ports to the full conference, thus bring
ing TO a head the subject matters as
signed TO them.
president Wilson will officially as
semble Monday afternoon at tho Hotel
de Crillon the members of the peace
conference commission on society
OF nations. In some quarters it is re-
ported that a report to the conference
on this subject is imminent.
President Wilson spent most OF yes
tcrday morning at work in his private
office. Instead of awaiting himself Of
the services of q stenographer. nc
applied himself assiduously to tho type
writer, which is taken as an indica
ton that he was preparing. some paper
requiring tho most thoughtful possible
consideration.
WILSON PREPARES STATEMENT
on LEAGUE OF NATIONS
As it is known to be the plan OF
the American delegation to rush for
ward plans for tho creation OF a so
ciaiy of nations 1t Is assumed the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
SCANDISAVIAN POWERS
MAKE MODEST DEMANDS

The territorial aspirations OF the
three, Scandinavian powers are consid-
cred modest Denmark wishes to an
mex that part of Northern Schles W ig
Inhabited predominantly by Danes. but
has not asked 10 regain the Provinces
of Schleswig and Holstcin taken from
Denmark by Prussia in the war of
1854 or 10 extend her frontiers south
ward to the Kicl Canal.
Norway has certain aspirations TO
SpitzberGen. or part of il, but is not
pressing her claims energetically
strong Socialist movement in
Sweden favors the union with Sweden
OF the AIand Islands. which are re-
garded by the Swedes as the naval
in this connection are in conflict with
those of Finland, Sovereignty over the
islands has belonged to Finland since
the fall OF the Russian imperial gov
eminent.
Firms PLANNED OUTLET
~ DEFONE GERMAN COLLAPSE
Nothing has been heard since the
-collapEe of Germany OF earlier Einnisi,
plans to secure an outlet by the an
nexation Of part sof Russian Carelia
lying between Finland and the Muir
man coast and even OF adjacent Fin
mark. which belongs TO Norway This
contention on the part Of Finland led
TO tho landing of allied troops at Muir
OF a German submarine base in the
northern aeas.
The dc!egntes Of the Ave mowers
who will atraIghten ont this pIexus OF
Z rival interests are obliged also 10
y lake into consideration the passionate
racial claims as well az the history
Of Ill Europe for centuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
TRUSTEES SALE
SALE OF CoLLATERALS.

Notice is hereby gwen that. d'iAuI,
hoyImI been Md; IN t'r payment At
maturity un May !. l!iH. 81 al! Of Vac
'rw., y%ar SIN Fer cent. Bono SECURE.
,;,Id N,lcs # Wet NlrEIn'a TrariI"n *
Electra, Contrary. a. wit. Sl.H"H.nun
;,rl,,, rrl aurrIi, thereof. then "u;Htald-
iu, ami ISSUED untrr tn" truss lnd"ntur"
If sand company 10 TIN, und'rS gn"d as
I ilrs,cc. dated May |. 1917. til" undrT-
signed. rs trustee under sad trust IN
,l.l,rurr. viii on September 3. 1917? az
l".au o'clock in III" afternoon at mat
day. through Adrian II. Muller n SON.
at TIA, Zeal E:!at" EXCHANGE
: ira Rrinl Ii N'-Cy Sir,'l. III TIA"
l!orou:h uc MaIirr:iau. city. county ana
state If NV N"rk, sell at public aur-
l.rn tn the highest and best bidder tn"
collateral d"r"s.trd and pledged under
sad TRUST iud,Ulurc go s,cur" SAID notes.
on, temporary bond r'pr"~"nf-
INK >. ilu.uuN lriH"!pal amount uG gem
,I.l sui r'fi:uiln& EI"rtE"g" twenty
five y,.rr Assld h,:.dS ui Ia sad conn
r.piry lr.4rIut: irl, r,'s'; ~ ih,. -" # give
l".r con- p.r H"uHm with !1' rest COLI
i,ni,~ .iU" May !. rae. and 'Iurnllr:
zoe. rrauc "a uIl;,,ul i'u.r"!rr at such
'srl, ANY # All Tw"-lr1r Sr> Yer '":.;.
l;rud s;,"ur. j t;,,iG N"', - Wet NIr-
p;lu.I Trr.'..n : T., rir.' ''..u'rthi n
l..u,f ,IsA a. iH, .,uuun wh.,h shall,
UI,M de- rIhT':au of he UD' prurr"lS Of
such sal. h payable thar'rn.
Dated New york. Au::u>t A. 1913
NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
&c BROAD Street.
New York. y. y.
% "a .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

FOR SALE-l3S". acr" farm in Brooke
c"W!ty 81 public road. good :arm and
pasture land. we'll watrr'd. good spring
at hnn -. = r"p.nS. Stat" roof. h"uS'
WITH cellar. lari" ;sraitLrN. corn cr!b.
wagon and buggy Shrd. Peach and APP
pl" orchards and other fruits. Near
bethany Culieg" and West Liberty State
Normal and publ!' school, street car 1T
Bethany. Rural delivery at door. APP
ply t. L. V. Hedges. bethany. W Va.
K. T.. i. No. !. au-2j-h
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED to hear from party who can
invest $4,000 in Z good business prop.
oSition. Must furnish bank reference
Address J. Ia. care lntelligencer. ..
au-2G-p
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For SAL.

For SALE--OI interest. II interest
we'll just starting III 4 good location,
surrounded 10y wells which showed lun
barrels per day. Address Operator. Box
AS. care lntclliErncrr auHG-p
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-Salrs manager: $3.50 pocket
check protector. pcrforateS and inks
equal to high class machine. We want
Il few live wires to act as state, district,
and county managers. Small working
capital sufficient. Cockrcll Co. IS South
dearborn St. Chicago. au-26-2S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
MILLIONS are suffer1nr with rheLma.

MILLIUNS are surrerlnK With rheLma.
t.sm. Most important discovery Of the
age. A herb that actually drives tn.
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tirely uut Of the system. People write
Us and say they arc astounded at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives wanted. tl.l1 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co. Venice. cali!or-
MA my-2S-ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
! BRAIN 7ES1S|
} BY SAM LLOYD. \
IL MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
NO 2O2
b @>c%S%%%

With the digitS !. :. :, 1. .. 3. = y >
and VIZ Cypress all tho "vDluiiohS OF
arithmetic. Here IS Il litrl" test OF your
familiarity with Those dlglts. 81" II H"a
can arrang" the figures in sum. IN"
total of which * exactly 100.
ANSWER TO no. ""l.
Tho two market basket refuses rep
rcsc ni"d STARCH and THYME.
Copyright. 1912, Ivy Sam L"yd)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

FOE SAIL fresh Jersey COWS. Call
1iu2 I.!uE II. Elm Grove. au-@G-J
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FOE SALE--T.arSr frame barn 60 by 40:
VIII sell cheap. Call Elm Grove 29S.
;,U22i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

FOR ShLE-I'iv" E"rd coal wagons.
Best condition. Cheap To n quick
buyer. Wheeling Wall Plaster CO.. nth
and MarKrt ST.. au-2y-p
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WANTED-Salegmeu
wANrED-Stock statesmen for cs

wANTED-Stock statesmen for cstab-
lishcd high grade rubber company now
owning and operating its own plant
delivering quality tires. now building
addition 10 factory. Has paid three
substantial dividends and has more
than 1000 stockholders High commits.
*iona strong leads Every automobile
owner Il prospect. Stockholders buy
tires at 30 l. 3'% discount from list price.
This is tn" strongest rubber proposition
ON nark"t today. Monarch Rubber Co.
81 j.. Jackson Blvd. Chicago. au-26-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

FOE RENT-Nicc!y furnished rooms
modern cuEvenIcnces. in business CEN
ter OF city. Inquire 2nd floor lnio:iGcn-
Ger Bldg Jc-l3-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

WANTED-Eour active young men 10
represent n large Pittsburgh concern
In the Wheeling district. outside work,
salary. expenses and commission. APP
ply AlUnd..y morning at $3.50 to George
Encch New Windsor Hotel. au-23-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

FOR SALE-pcsirabl" lot 60 It. front
lay 10 II Deep north side of lIth St.
between Jacob ana Wood SIS. VIII sci.
together or divide L. SUIT purchaser. Fine
site for factor! q. garay". Easy terms.
lnquIr" OF j. ". Bcltz :: Sons "a. 18th
and EOil SITS au-l9-m
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Fer RENT

FOR EEET-FnrniSh"d apartment Of
five Rooms. call wheeling 2l1N-l;.
:tu-@G-l
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wANTED-Several competent statesmen
for mems furnishings. hats and shoes.
Aiuly mornings. between $3.50 and 10
O'clock. to The Hub. 18th and Market
SITS. au-22-l
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WANTED-Female

wANTEp-A saleslady who has knowl-
edge Of typewriting. Address Cres-
cent Jewclry and Optical Company. 32l2
Belmont street, Bcllairc. o. au-26-h
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FOE SALE-Al farm aud buildings. ICE
acres Also overland pass nger
model 80. il "X""ll II; condition.. Gall
Oh or address f.. l.. Manning. WrllshGrS.
W. Va. au-lg-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

FOE EEN~-OH@ large light front loom
2nd floor. Market street. Steam heat.
for one or two gentlemen. I'm
rent furnished or unfurn:@hed. Inquire
md moor Intcii.2cnrrr EldR. tai2-tl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

wAETED-Expertence young man for
office work. Apply In person at
Wheeling Traction Store Room, Island
car barn. au-2l-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
FOR SALE-Automobnes

To-: sALE-BraNd new Ford touring
rar. Call Ji9-J. au--3'i
FOR SALE Murray 7-pa*s"ng"r.
ELEhj Cylinder r"urs\E Car in AL
crTGttIhn. Gail ur write - Il. Wchn"r.
3nN S.M.Lr.r hN.dlimE. StrubcmY!!l-. -.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms
LOST and FOUND

FoUND-GOodrich Silvertown Cord cas-
ing on dcmountable rim 32x3i2, be.
tween Iillonvale and Rayland. Call the
Wheeling lntelliSencer. Wheeling. VIVA.
au-23-i
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cook. Mrs. Edward Haz-
lett, S25 Main St au-26-m
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FOR SALE Farm l5SI acres. miles
west # Atwood. OhIn. Carroll Co.. in
good condition. Fer particulars address
-. Is. Fry. MIN raj City. Ohio. jy-l6-i2t
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FOR SALE Fin" sat" for factory or
garage; lot ilV II. trout b. IFS II.
deep. Ia lHih 81. e.? rms. lrVuir"
J. W. E"ltz ~ Sons Co., l.th and E"ff SITS.
au-lJ-m
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wANTED-Cook and upstairs girl. ApA
ply 10 Mrs. r. =. Dalzcll. Lcatherwocd
Lane Phone Woodsdale II. au-20-l
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-04
In. C. Aumen sarnrIasa.

: surprise birthday parry was sven
In honor Of In. George Aumen. II
her home n KaymaT. Friday nIEht,
June ~. ! very pleasant evening
saa spent IN different games On Iha
Ian. Al ; Iate hour refreshments
ueTe served which consisted 81
cakes. candy. pop corn. ice cream,
coffee and lemonade. after which II
departed u heir homes wishing HTa.
Anmen NAM more happy birthdays.
TzoHe present HeTe MszHFs.
aud Mesdamsa George Anmen.
Jacob F9IeEInger. nan Albaagh.
Frederick Smith. Robert bond.
Harry LookInEhlll. II. :. EiglebeTEeT,
Clinton NuHDaum, Howard Houek.
Aionzo Hahn. Mrs. Re6eeea Warner.
Misses Audrey Nusbanm. klee nor
Warner. Grace Barnes. Grace keafer.
Annie Myers. Thelma Warner. HolIaee
Warner. Emma Aumen. Hetty Him.
lalIIe HoueE. Messrs Clarence NaK-
ner. Arthur Dull. Herman Eigieher-
ger. Albert MekennerY. Lorraine lip
peau. Claude sayor. Melvin Shank.
Raymond Warner. Bruce Aumen. IN
AIhanRh, Earle keefer. Joseph Smith.
William FlleEInger. Rodzer Looking
bill. Carmen LookinEbIll, Rouger
Shank. Jacob IIahn. Bruce and Marion
Houek. Russell Hahn md others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-04
.IIL.LEIs.

Our farmers are very busy at hay
making and harvest.
The locusIs have disappeared With
ont doing much damage. through our
section.
Mr. and Mrs David !. Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. John RineharI. visited At
the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Landes. At Heisterstoun. and Mr..
Claggett, near Plkesyille. last Sunday.
Hiss Helen Miller & spending this
week at Baltimore among friends
Hlss Amy Miller has returned To
Baltimore ate spending week ne.e
Mr. and lis. Walter Miller md
daughter visited at Forreston Sunday.
HIas Margaret Sanders. OF Ean-
Over. Pa, xIEsted her friend Hiss
Minnie Zepp this week.
IIss MyrI Miller spent last Tues
IA - Baltimore.
HIas Minnie Hoover i spending a
feu weeks # Hanover. Pa.
George Hoover was called to ne
bedside OF his mother II the home 81
he daughter, hrs. Jesse Hull, n9ar
Westminster. where sic Is seriously
III from paraIytic stroke.
LAST Saturday evening the AI.sla
Lodge Jr. Q. 7. A. Il. ave q Vel
cone Home reception 10 the soldier
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-04
.ARROLLTON.

The Garrollton I. T. Ia VII so 10
he County Home n Westminster on
Sunday afternoon. Re want - many
Of the children - 20 aa possible.
We will leave the church At 2.lb.
Anyone wishing II 30 70 The Home
their presence viii be appreciated.
Don't forget the flowers and candy
which vii DO given TO the inmates
Of the Home.
The /. 7. l.. held It's picnic on the
school ground on Friday. buI On ae-
eonnt oI ne storm had 10 hurry for
their homes at N early hour.
Don't I'll 10 attend the I'd which
vii be held AZ n. John creaslsT's
on July :.
A sunday ls The frst Sunday in
the month The Bethel Sunday school
Offering I'll 10 II the building fund.
BE sure 10 come prepared.
Mre George Rooms. OF Winchester
Va, Mr.. AEnie streytg aHd son.
Iachard. Of near Westminster and
Mr. and Ars. Charles Mott. y Balti-
more, spent the weeks end 18th Mrs.
Annie Rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. " II. Grouse and
zon, HoHEHr. were guests Of relatives
IN MiddIeburE over Sunday.
Little Aay Long nd Mr.. Wilson
Esimugh are on tha sick list
Master weldon DsFilbiss. . ClgaF-
held, spent a couple days 9Th hls
lIitle cousins. Milton and Donald
EbauEh. his week.
Miss fIllda ExaaH spent several
days in baltimore Iast week.
Mr. anH Mrs. George WinsHeld and
family spent Sunday with IhsIr par
enis, IT. and Mr.. John Walsh.
Joseph Sykes recently lozt two
very fine hogs.
Sunday school n he Bethel II e.ib
\. m. Preaching 1o46. Christian
EndeaSor II stb ,. n. Tie meeting
will be- Id by 4. IIarland Green.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening = 800 O'Clock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-04
Anl.slay Dinner.

Hr. and Mra George Hunt. OF near
Manchester. ave sumnIuous dinner
on Sunday. June 20. n honor o. Mr.
Hunt and n cousin. hrs. William
WIzaman's birthdays. n both Hsre
On he same day. Tie guests Hare
anIeIaIned N the laHu with me
SELECTIONS On the organ md grafoHala
unit all were called II nartake ! ;
fine dinner 10 which - did ample
Justice. Later refreshments .eTe
served consisting OF iee cream. eaKes,
candies, peaches. bananas and eozIae.
Those present we're n. nd Mrs. Geo
H. Hunt, NJ. and Mrs. William Wise
nm. Mr. and Hrs William Topper.
lieutenant md Mrs. John SimerIng.
n. and Mr.. Albert s.am and On.
Albert. Mis- Emma Car. Miss Mar-
aaraI Lemhanh, all of Baltimore. Mr.
ana Mrs. William HosTelt. Mr.. md
Nj. Allen Lippy, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
tan Hunt. IT. and IRIS. Horatio
0raT. Mr. and Mrs. HoTaIIo Hunt. IT.
and Mrs. Otto Meyers and children.
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A, 4! A "Bo|shevism on Trial ' Az |;,;.

ton, Pa.
Mrs. Elmer Richards, who has been
very Ill for the past several weeks
with flu. Is now eonvaleseent.
Mr.. Ray Lewis. Of Seattle. WASH,
who was a Red Cross nurse IN the
army and honorably discharged.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and hrs. T.
VI Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. : Buchanan spent
the past Sunday 18th the latter's
parents, Mr.. and hrs. Charles Bank
ard, OF Westminster.
Wesley Sunday school viii mold
its annual harvest festival July IL
On the lawn In front Of the church at
p. m. and the annual picnic August
IS in the afternoon and evening.
MIR. Earl Rill has sold his farm 10
Mr.. Clineznitz. Of Westminster.
The party given Iaat Saturday night
BY Miss Hilda Beam, of Lamb City
was well attended. There VS. about
aeventy-fIve present
Mrs. Lucy Martin. OF Hampstead
Is the guest OF her sister. M. Maggie
Smith.
Mr.. Roland Wisner. who ut re-
turned from overseas. spent few
days with his family.
Mr.. Vim. shaffer aud wife nd Mrs.
Mahlon Benson md children spent
Sunday nth NJ. nd Mr.. 7. W.
buchanan.
Miss Hufh Ebnugn. OF Cafroiitou.
Is the guest OF her aunt, Mr.. =. j.
Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Hoffman, Of
baltimore. spent he past Sunday
With Mr.. and Mr.. :. Il. HazIer.
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Hpant from Sunday uni Tuesday With
~ niece. Alice V. shIpley. and oiher
friends.
Mrs. Frederick o. Zentz, Ar. and
II. Edward K Baker and aon. OF
Hoxarivilla. we're Sunday afternoon
guests Of Nr and Mrs. Geo. Alfred
Harness, Of Dundee Farm-
Mrs. MaIIIe Harris spent the weeks
enI with Mrs. Lewis Bardelman at
her summer shore residence. Stony
Greek.
Ir. and Mrs. Charles X. Arnold. Of
II George md Miss ruth Arnold. OF
Charleston. ". Va. spent Sunday
evening sIIh Mr., and Mrs. Jarrett
shanek
Hr. Howard G. uauadict. q New
York spent from Saturday until Mon
daY With n sistef-InsIaw. Mr.. Mat
tIe Harris.
Miss Naude Shauek is spending
aome time With her cousin. Ars
Stewart 0uHHuoh, Of baltimore
Miss Carrie Buckingham has ar
rived home after spending some lime
9TH her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
-. Alfred 7. Buckingham. q nalti-
more,
Master George IsoEEard : spending
ne week 9Th bis uncle and aunt,
MT. and n. Carroll Gardner. q Hal
IImorc.
Mra. Eli II ShipleY. Of Faifmuunt,
h. bad he residence and on build
InEa painted Levi Gambler did the
HuHk
Mra. AIxHrda BARNES. who Under
Hant an operation at he University Of
Maryland Hospital. = getting along
I|uz.
Mlsa Catherine Miller. who under
Hsnf m operation = The University
Maryland Hospital. : getting along
proved
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sd this fzII7 This i question
every farmer should - himself
Owing - the peculiar weaIher
conditions III paat winter aud spring
there Il a larger number Of diseases
prevalent II ne wheat - weif -
olHsE erapz. Some Of nose diseases
at loose smni. covered or atlnEInK
aHlHI. black nm rust If rus. nd
to kinds q seab which has caused
thn blasted heads Some fieids IN
. per cent diseased
TIE disease can BE- treated ~ n
in the hot szler method and IoF-
maI1shyde treatment md The scat b
= longer system Of rotation.
II farmers sho hax9 pure wheat
q hIgh yield. md comparatively free
Of disease should gel n touch 18th
The county agent MANI farmers I'll
nd new ed wheat tt fall. Only
b careful selection eaH the yield be
raIaad and he coat II production
Iosered. Select your ed in the fIeld
shan II II icing threzhad and n he
In
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-04

Sunday school &c =. Sunday morn
N at Sandy Mount Preaching AZ
! o'clock. Al invited G. :. II s
o'clock l. b Mi Ethei HKova
Tuplc Our Relation - Others. Our
Enalnies.a toll caII and business
meeting. 1t Sunday night - IN
IHrezting patriotic service Va held
md led = tho president. Wilbur
YIngling. HrTraeeY Fenby. xho ro-
Gently returned from frana. ave
, splendid address. 40 related some
= his experiences 0Far sea Mrs
Luther Brown rendered q patriotic
H0In.
Farmers HKs In the midst Of harvest
~ wfaazzz The .zzI1ar h. been
deal thu eek.
Has DaEH yogt = spending some
tine with relatives u Washington. ID
:.
The L. :. l. me- i Sandy Mount
1t Sunday morning With far at
tendance. One neH member - re-
esIved. a0Ins reported having sent
flowers u he hospital
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SMILEY.

Mr. and Mrs Harry Hughes anlsr-
IaInsd Sunday Mr.. md Mira. Frank
Rogers, Helen Grimes. Mr.. Frank
Grimes, . NoodhIns. Dir. ana Ars.
Heercad EHIpisy am family. q Gam
.1ef. Mrs. sadie Conner, OF O.. and
Ira Elizabeth while.
Hr. and Irs o. :. Zspp and fam
= called N Mr. nd Mra Edwin
AHbaugh. neHr Cafr0IIIon. Sunday
Ir. and Ira. Reno Waltz Visited
IT. and Mra. Andrew polster Sunday.
Mr. and hrs DaEId c. finuz and
family visited Mr. nd Mr.. Nm.
Baker Sunday.
Mr. and Mfs. Robert Zahn an1 Hiss
EIhal Zahn visited zIra. Alice Ship
~. at Gambler, Saturday
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EMORY.

Hiss ElIIIa Jones. If OwinEH Mills
Hnent the weeks end 18th her cousin,
MIHs Ruth FoRble
Mr. Howell Taylor md family. OF
HelsierstoNn. spent Sunday evening
nth his sister, Mr.. Frank nafer
Mr. Noah Riil and family. q Wes-
Iey. visited Mr. BENJAMIN Taylor and
family on Sunday.
Mrs. Wmz WestaHaY. of paIapsco
md Mrs. nebecca Gaple. OF links
burg, spent Sunday 9TH their sister,
MTs. Nicholas Mummaugh.
Mr, and hrs. ElIIa1 Blizzard spent
Sunday WlIl Mr.. an Mrs. Columbus
Elaeroad and family. 81 Wesley.
hrs. Leslie shnlIz. OF Arcadia,
visited Mr.. Carroll Raver one day
IaaI week.
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STATEHOOD.

The program Ior The evening Of
children.s day, which had ben post
poned o account 81 rain. IS rem
dered 1t Sunday evening II Mt
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal church.
! large md apUHaeiative audience
vas present TIE sanEH. drtlla.
recitAtIona. etc. we're me md reflect
much credit on theae who I'D charge
Of the entertainment At he con-
eluAion o the service HHF. II. C..
Owens HHked for contributions Tor the
Salvation Army nd the I'm u 80
vas collected.
The :. ?. u. vii meet At ne home
of Mr.. md Mrs irving Buckingham
July Is.
Mrs. I'm. d. Bun, who I On the
sick lit. Is not mile TO be ont yet
David ]. McQuaY. Of near Salem.
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HOulEsYILI.E

Mr.. Noah W. Hi and family, spent
Sunday With Mr.. Benz Taylor and
family. Of Emory.
The Ladies' AId Society Of Wesley
will meet July i II the home OF Mr.
Howard sellarz.
Mrs. Maggie Smith has Iust return
ed to her home after spending :
fortnight with her nephew. Mr. Gross
heart. Of Allentown. Pa.
Miss Lydia 7. Davidson spent the
past week with her sister. who haa
been II with GRIP but nov is con.
yaleseent
Miss Nellie Lee Is spending a month
with her grandmother OF West New