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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-12

oa tn Saturday Cardinal MERCER.
ths hero II Belgium. viii speak n IL.
Arnnry In Westminster. n 4.z0
o'eI9ek- Thiz ill = a Ereal e1porz
tunlly 70 The people II thIa TON an
all be county 10 ssa and heaT Thu
great nm.
Ha VI be remembered IA one d
The outstanding figures q tkH waE
an his sorE N .zzsszza belgium
while tt country = a clutches
'of ne uuns I'll lez= Zand z1aonz
n greatest mlaiazzZ . suffering
humanity Ia Tie - =
= hi Brand ..s. United
States Minister = #=sfazz. In Is re
cen DO "ilslalufM apazaonaI Mar
raII|e. nus Hritez q Cardinal aerz
ctsE.
10 i nne = tkoas great beings
tn in : world crowded with fttIs
N If themselves mr. aboFa tn
u1aza an hy he sheer fore OF moral
grandeur radIaIe sNHetnszs Au1 IlRhI.
IN nIs pz.zenea ali cares. IL feelings.
au1 III haunting feaFs fade awaY. one
u eafora sternal yeEIIies. nd He feII
thaI nfEHI e Ehezzh - h ha1
a prophet in ne house. I'D ~ ouF
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-12
rnnzlers Of Real Estate.

White Rock Building Association NO.
20 Augustus Rheubottom and wife,
acres md . perenes, Tor S11s.
Margaret D. Blunt nd husband 70
Albert =. Brown md wife. L acres ana
1g perdhes. Ior $500. :,
Oliver d. Glary and wife TO Ella v
elary. 4 aGre, for s..
Norman !. RsIaaollaT et al. 10 Mabel
!. Lelster. I0,640 square feet TOR
$1,000.
Mabel s. Lester 10 Norman K. Rein
dollar and wife. 1o.6S0 square feet. for
5000. :,
Thsophilus c. Hahn TO Henry II.
Doyer. 2 los for 80.
Raymond ". Taylor and wife TO jos
=. YIngliug and wife. Y acre Ior
$500.
ID. snider Stephan to Paul q. Whit
more. 1900 square feet. for IiI25.
Charles ? Stick Ct al, executors,
10 John II. Cunningham, acres. Tor
$4,000.
John IA. Cunningham and wife 10
Charles r. stick. acres, for %.
Wesley y. Bond 70 William Num-
sen : sons. Inc. ? 77-f0O acres. for
10.
Clara L. Beall and husband TO Geo.
:. Holman. Jr.. and wife. lot for
$500.
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canbridges canning plant sas

Cau1bridge.s canning plant .as
burned Saturday. The loss . s1oo'-
00D.
Mr. Kate Capla. O. Baltimore. u
spending e0me tine with n sa=.sI,
Mrs. Milton Chew. this city.
Miss MarY BiIllngslez Il #arsinz :
case Of tonaIlitie this .aek Shs u
bic 70 be ID in her room af Ills tine.
Mrz. Hernlan :. Moore, Baltimore
visited her parents, Mr. and hrs.
John schwelgart. Wei Main street
Misses Hose and Lillian 0unther.
Baltimore. re guests Of their aIs-
ter, Mrs. Jesse chrest. pennsylvania
avenue.
The Democratic State Convention
wIil b held # the Academy Of Music,
Baltimore, Thursday, September b.
IT ~ o'clock
Ell. Robert, o. neer Naeeis store,
Il aoId HI fO2=aere farm n Myers
district. near Union Mills. TO his SON
lnzlaw D. J. Kehr
Mr.. Harry whltmore. Of HyatLs-
vile has returned after : VII 70 us
parents. Mr. and Mrs. David WHIT
moro. college Hill.
the aiork visited the parsonage II
Bird III o. August Il and left q
daughter. Catherine LeYere, Nth Mr.
and NJ. Russell Dobson-
Mr.. :. IaaIznan Warner and MrJohn
&C Mos4hnay, q PIEesvIlle. were
i. guests . Mi NJ. Louise Matlh-
e.s, LIT MaIn street
zlisa Annie Ray Mo3bray has re-.
turned % Baltimore aIIer spending
several weeks VII Miss n. Louise
Matthews, East lin street.
IF. nd RS, eco. :. EeEenro1e,
WaBt ain aIreel. and Mr. aad Mra.
Harry Thomson, this cIIy, visited rel
aIIxes i YoHZ, Pa. Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Bowers, Manchester
avenue has returned home after
spending two weeks wit her brother.
Joseph bowers, Jordan Retreat
Mr. james i EheIIman. UnIontown,
has received : number p POI cards,
o. beautiful scenes IN California from
N. and Mr.. Charles MII1er. former
residents OF IhIs CITY, Whu are travel
in there Tney ~ .Galifornia :
beautiful. bul not during HIrike.s
an1 thaZ the. are enjoying = vIsII
o. the Pacific feet.
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sfKEsfIIIa

Hiss ueoTEIs NIzer, q Forssl HI
Hartford counIY. Il visiting hsr cousin
HTs Prank Ely.
zlr. I'm Harris is i 81 Agasl
Hospital for treatment
ire. EFuszIine Small. Ar. nd -
LneiuH White. q Baltimore. re -
IIInB sIr. and Mr.. Il. L Bennett.
Ar nd zITs. Thomas Bennett. .
EoTk. Hartford county. nd .r. ~
Nra Thomas Roberts, . Laurel. -
guests d MTz. LeYI Barnes.
Hiss Edith Jonez. Of CalonsyiIIz
Ars. John FInoYed. Of Ballimore. HsY
md MTzzHarTY DaHIe an JNoei HHal
nett we're visitors 10 sYkesxIlls III
week.
The Ladies A. Society oi &
EzHl's Church VI meet thIz SaluT
day afternoon at community ron
and In evening vi sefYe liEai So
per an1 loez - public. IL 80 INT
q aud social time Il anticipated.
John MorTI. W taken 70 h0=.
pIIal IN baltimore lasI Friday ~
haa hi lonsIls removed.
Hiss Huth Bennett spent ths sesE'l
end In Baltimore.
has been visiting friends In sykez.
vile.
Hiss Esther sullivan i spending :
fss daYz Wit her sister. Mrs. chafle.
Thompson II I.nns1Dwns.
Chaplain Claude IeyflslA LEI Aoa-
daY for HoboEen. from which pizez
he viii sail % Scotland Nj. L..
field VI remain II her fathers hons
while !. is abroad
Misses Katherine and Louise Ne
Donald gave parIor dance % theIl
yoHng friends Iast Monday night whIaI
uHs very highly enjoyed
Mr. THnateu Polk. of Baltimore, ~
did suddenly La HaIurda. -
brought here ana buried In Spring
field cemetery Tuesday. Mr. Pol
rs born an raised here
: ars. Elmer Jenkins entertained II
ladies' i'd Society of Winfield El
enszer Church la Thursday after.
noon.
nrs. Julia .. Wilhelm. Of BallI.
more. i ! guest OF ars. Howard War.
feIa.
Rev IN. :. PhIfer has received :
call from church n Indiana.
hrs. I'm >. Slack h bee1 visit
In friends II Westminster.
ExangeIIstic services began - Gath
err las Tuesday md Il ls e. !
VI continue Tor l.o weeks.
Ir. nd Mrs. Halph DordIey, d
baltimore. have bean visiting M.
BoTdleyia parents, Mr. and Mr.. John
Caulhorna.
.r. ana Mrs. Morgan Taylor. who
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Murray 1ish. IAttlezfown. sold his
y acre IzTm, near LIttlealown. ia
Earl DshoTI. neaT LiIIIestoRn.
Thomas. Bennett : Hunter, ron
tractors, received a new concrete
mixer this wee 10 - uee1 on me
IAttlazIown State road
Mr.. Joseph Wagner nd ~. William
Hall. tourists, u baltimore, after
spending I1e summer With Mr. nd
Ars ! .. crowI. thiH city. have re-
turned home.
Ralph YIngling. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward g. YingiIng. Green street. vas
taken 10 =. Agnes Hospital, DaIli-
more. Monday md had his adenoIds
md Ionsila removed.
In error st wzeal - published nat
Mr William CO sDouzni ne Iarm
near WarIIsldsharE = William T..
Carr. deceased. 1Hun Charles >. 0zrr,
executor. Mr. Harrs. Carr Ii zhe
purchaser = II farm
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Ara. William Nnli and daughter
Baltimore we're guests his week y
r. NuIlis parents. Mr. nd MHa. sam
= MI. PesnnsyIyania avenue.
Hr. Charles Maekley. EazI MaIn
street. relieved the Severn River. =
Annapolis, o. some fine IIsh- lie aIzo
visited bis daughter, Mrs.. Monday.
/ Ar. and Hrs. Clarence gt0ueh.
Washington. D. C.. were guests over
Sunday Of hi parelns. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph stoueh. Pennsylvania avenue,
Grigadisr General @. :. Lon. Chief
O. stan u. :. Marine Corps. Major
and Mr.. +. .. KIIgore. were guests
o. Sunday Of Mrs. John :. ReIfsnider.
Hr.. Terrace I'LL.
Delegates % the convention Of the
National Association OF 1etaII Cloth
lers, Chicago. predicted > reduction
In the price IF clothing In The near
future.
Miss MARY PuIIlam. Miss slxa
Lynch and Mr. Howard Atkinson
spent Sunday afternoon and evening
with Miss Sadie Alexander. IT the
home IF Ms. :. O. Ieatherwood.
sykesyiIle.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith md son.
Martin, Of Washington. >. Z. haze
returned homz after spending : we9E
VIII lis. Smiths parenIst Hr. And
Mra IN. Masenhlmer. Of rennayI-
vania avenue.
q Mr. md Mna. Emanuel DuII aad
children. OF WestInInetzr:: ~ and
MEs ehalres Dull md children. .
Palapsco. spent Sunday las wit
their parents. Mr.. and hrs. Henry
Dull. Of snydersbuTg.
those who visited RS. Minnie
Barnes on Sunday we're Mr. ana Mr..
Herbert Dixler and children, MARI.
Charles. Vernon, Robert and Harold.
Messrs. louis md Edward Little. Lee
ter. Lille and Evelyn Gopperamitn.
an Carroll Myers. IL O Baehman.z
Valley: Hsra. 1einZan, Hilbert Gel
man and yesIa GeIInan, II Hanover.
and Mr.. Howard Coppersmlth NO haa
recently returned from France. IL
ma1y friends are lad . SEE him
be- anI looking 10 well
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
TRANSFERS Of REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, Etc.
Orphans Court.

0ARAZsA9 Z2AAN
Tuesday. September 2nd-rhe last
H1ll and testament of Charles q.
Goodwin, deceased. was admitted to
probate and letters teslamenlary
thereon were granted unto Annie II.
J. Goodwin, who received warrant to
apprazse and N order 70. notify
creditors.
:. Charlotte staley, received IN order
70 withdraw funds. 50
Grace F Smith, received an order
to withdraw funds.
Hazel l.. Matthias, received an order
20 withdrew funds.
David n. Shoemaker, executor OF
Catherine =. Shoemaker. deceased,
reported sale OF real estate on which
the court granted an order nj 81.
John W. Albaugh, administrator OF
DOran ID. AIbaugh. deceased. reported
sale Of personal property and settled
his first and final account.
Howard !. and MerYIn r Diehl. ex-
ecutors of Susan s. DIehl. deceased,
reported sale Of real estate which
was ratified and confirmed
Bertha E. Shoemaker, adminisIra-
trix Of Mary j. Shoemaker, deceased,
reported sale OF personal property.
Jennie I. EI99fU<tuz auInInioAa Aa1AA
Of David Elseroad. deceased, reported
sale Of personal property and settled
her first and final account
LetIsrs Of guardianship Of David @.
and John K Elseroad. infants, we're
granted unto Jennie L. ElserOad.
Mildred B. HIyely, administratrix
Of William j. Hively. deceased, re-
ported sale OF personal property and
settled her first and final account.
Monday, September S.--Paul X.
5WarehIme received an order TO With
draw funds.
The last will and testament OF Het-
tie Barrick, deceased. vas admitted to
probate and. letters teslamensary
thereon we're granted unto William
Q. Hoffman. who received an order
TO notify creditors.
Tuesday. September 9.z-1ohn X.
Lowell. administrator of Ellsworth Z.
Lowell. deceased. settled his first and
Iinal account.
Jennie {. Elseroad. guardian OF
David G. and John K Elseroad. de-
ceased. received an order to deposit
funds.
EfiIe A. snader. exeeutrl1 Of David
~. snader, deceased. settled her nrst
and anal account.
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THE PRIMARY CONTEST
STEELE DEMOCRAT AND sK1ER BROWN md BLDOH REPUBLICANS m TIE
aOnIHEEs-BR0H ID BLOOM RECEIVED HANDSOME VOTE
sEADER SURPRISES ORGANIZATION

Even the successful candidates On
the Republican ticket n the primary
election Monday we're staggered by
the large vote they received. They
we're satisfied thai the contests would
be close but never had the slightest
idea they would have any maJOrIIles
Ike they received.
Theodore F. Brown ran away from
States Attorney SeabHeok for ne
nomination Of States Attorney BY re
eeiving s14 majority
Bloom waH more than blossom or
Motter. as he rolled up CD TO ne
good.
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new SCHOOL
REGULATIONS
$3.50 lLL0HED u SCHOLARS AuEnD-
IHe SCHOOLS : OTHER cauHTIEs-
AEHEx n sTgEsnLLE SCHOOL
uHIoN HaIDeE TRUSTEES leREE 1a
pLlHs--HO SCHOLARSHIP fOR :. n.
c.

a regular meeting u the Board o.
fdueHIIon Ras called % order II me
once Df Tie l0aHd a. 1915 4. n. On
Wednesday. September ard. an Insrn-
pers Here present except !Gomaaii.-
aIoneE FeesaY.
After ths reading md approval Of
ne minutes OF ne previous messing
ne Regular order o. business vas
taken up
Al DiIla presented TO ne Beard.
With Dc exception o. one which vas
10 b further investigated before lie
approval, Here ordered pad as con
IL tns FUNDS become aFailahIe.
An adjustment between ne heard
d Education and the trustees OF
Union Bridge relative . the nov IoiI-
Fl facilities 70 - put into operation
vas reached, viii the UNDERSTANDING
mat ne pIans agreed upon. were ap-
proved b. tie SIaIe beard of Health.
and l1e eosl to ne Board of Ednea=
ton Has nj II be- more man .750.
able.
The Board O Edueatlon decided
mat permits 20 IHe amount d $40. as
mat : The amount allowed II the
budget. would be granted 20 nuniIs
70 attend schools in adjacent e5un-
ties.
Permission VS. granted To- ne
renting o. he necessary space u be
nsed - n annex 70 he klgh school
N sykezvIIle.
Up % Ihe tims Of ne maetlnz Of
ne Board no report OF ; vacancy
having besn received regarding ne
senatorial Scholarship e Western
Maryland College. Il uas Imposzz1Ie
% taEs an action.
!. A circular letter - authorised sa
pe SET e tho trustees a. teaz@ays
respecting he following iIzna:
a Cleaning = sehool room .Aan
mere are % regular IaDiIora.
D. Cleaning = toilets, Hhlte.ash-
Ing I'D moving II se1ool grounds.
g. 0iliuH Of zz1Ore.
d. Sow Iaxt=Hooitz.
9. geoaany = Oh nae = CO..
T. 20 ranairn.
g 10 contributions 20 achooza
SUI. uHzer reported III a teach
arS conference would be HAid zKEar
he opening 0f Hehoa=
! SUI unHer Submitted 8 st Q ne
appointment Uf teachers u date.
II as aaalnsz advisable = e. =
zae - 9 zzrs=Heskz RaTzea & -.
zaio apeiler.
Ths BoaEa o Eduszsson appeIa.s,l
COMMITTEES cszznose@ Of Eupf. une-
y anl CO haaz.s e ssnfsE Wit ne
trustees = Freedom zehoaI relative
70 tn uae = tt seI0ol 70 tn col
orcd children 6 VIZ. RocK for me
sanIHz yezT
| t. vacancies In the board O.
trustees II saFI0as schools we're III
ID - follows 0lI@=daIa. Gaorge
Baker: NJ. Oil.a. Willard Hnezlne-
ham. 1T. AIry. Clifton SponzelleT.
AfIzT individual reports of he
Commissioners, ne naayd adjourned
It is.so.
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Home rreazss E.AIbliIsa : Arnzzy.

Tn business nm II town md ~
0Iherz who 70 Interested ara invited
. mi vii the Advisory Council IT
Carroll County, ! the Count. Aez.z,s
Oflice. Saturday. September !. 1T : D.
n. Tie council includes representa-
ives from ne various communities
nd lley IL discuss ne pms Ior
having a nIg exhibit of I'm ID
home HrodneIs = tn Arn0ry, %
.embeT 10. . an 21. 4 great aeal
u interest : beng zHown III o.sr
ne county = thla exhibit which toy
ops = naEe worthy o he nest =
HIenlluTal County n Maryland. II IIa
county works tnzaIher N this 20
N he . now .hicn sxer.one I'll
= praad . and nov . fEe public
nd tn outside Horid = general 1T
.nRt I5Hrr1I| county n=.lueIH are
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The big surprise was or the Sena-
tor. Senator snader worked hard and
deserved the nomination. Wooden vas
b=zsked Nv Iha HanuhIIaan nraanIza-
ton. and the leaders did not deny that
that they we're using Iheir influence
TO put Wooden over, i Is I1e came
old story. something happened.
James Harry Steele. who opposed
Charles o. Clemaon for the nomina-
ton for States Attorney on Ena Dem.
cratic ticket and won. was another
surprise. az nr. Clemson W. strona
throughout ne county.
The official vote is AZ follows:
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PEI.

Truatsn Poll. for Is sHara manager
a The stewart DisIIIleFf It Highland
tnsn, did Saturday afternoon after
brIsf illness II his home n baltimore
u wa stricken nIfh : cold. which
developed iuEo pnsamoaIH.
Ie wHa born ~ Ysars 20 In Carroll
county md - tn on = Mr. Louisa
e. and he Iaie TTastaa Pol ue
waa bachelor Hna 70 man years
h. baea regarded ~ tza children q
tIzEhlandlown ~ nne o ne hanefaHz
tor q Ihas eommaniz. O. eaen
Fourth = JulY and On cher holidays
b delighted - kIxe Entertainments
for The poor children there
Besides hls mother. ne = survived -
to sisters. rs. i RIO BarIun and
n. PIarre ! Wilson. wlfe d Cen
n1@adeT Wilson. q ne zayy, nd -
bxsshsrH. BeuIzmius b. Thu<Iaz ..
William z. Ezsnetz y IIbsFI z. ed
Casey ns1k
The 1zsaeral ieez place from b.
residences At : o'clock Monday after
ne.n. II Re- u =. Allison. u -
Michael md ii Angels. Protestant
Episcopal Church. officiating. Burial
80 In Springfield cemetery. sykszz
vile.
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Poultry nlea ana Earnzefs = OreaaAze
On Monday, September =. at : q.
n IN no county Agents once, Vest
minister, the poaIErymen OF ne eoun-
: vi me- for Elle purpose u oTEan-
ling ; Carroll County Poultry AssO-
EIatiou. Any poultry raiser or une
Interested n increasing tls quality
md quantity Of ne poultry pro1aals
n the county Il eligible 70 mem1eT-
nip nr. II. =. Hickey. Poultry
SpoeIaIIst = Maryland StaIa College.
Hill = present. Nov zs tke tin te
ct Il Iine for he exhibit In ia
eIty. November >, = ana 2i, ID
Ihsn n Baltimore q the Maryland
Poultry show.
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Y .. I DER. die AZ IS home il
vancouver. Wash, alIer zome weeks
Illness ITom diabetes. aged about 4
year. Mr. Der 80 4 On = ths
late 1ornsitua :. naHr. . Crszzsra-
tovn. II Is survived b. nis widow.
f1fizIH smith DER Morris Darr.
lnEoa Bridge. Mrn. BESSIE HUI am
Mr.. MaIale nampIar. WssimInster.
ars sisters and brother o. ne dzeeasz
ed.
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Hiss Nary Helen Avail. daughter
of urs. Helen await. John street. an
Mr.. James F. Bowersox we're mar
ried Monday morning at o'cl01k i
st. Johns Catholic Church. Father
MeGnigan officiating AfIer . we'd
din tour 10 Atlantic c.. an Ne
YorE thsY VII reside IN Baltimore
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ZHessa.

Aary Frances EinIra nsssoa. wifz
Of John :. HszHon. aIad Il her honz
In Hsrusy. september -. aKed $
yeaTs. Funeral services were hsla
In friniIy IlaIhsFan church in Tan.
eyteEn September n. b. ReY. |. 1
Hafsr, Hzsiate1 By Rev. March. In
terH1snt = Lutheran cemetery. shs
is survived b. heR husband and III
following brothers nd sister =. c.
HtIzsrbrIsE. q Hnfusy; LEO. Hitter
brio. THnsytoRn. Theo. uilteTbricE.
.of uarnsY an Arzz Annie Crumrfns
Philadelphia, he HsareKz were her
nenasws. Preston SmIlh, Elmer smith
Raymond IiillsTbrieE d. uzaon Moore.
Herbert Uessun aud Meade uaaaon
g. . Fuzz a IN funeral directors.
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AIAaneL

AIlHa Eleanor Albaugh. daughter O.
Ar. md RS. Charles ~ 2I1aazh, o.
mo- NeH Market, id = The red
sriek CIts Hospital last Thursday
nigh Of peritoaltis. after m IIIness
OF about ) week. IAst year she
taught domestic science II the Mt
Air HiEH Schoal.
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IIsne1.

Edgar !. infant OF Holland and Hat
tie HisnsTs died at their kome IN Pa
tapaeo. o Wednesday. September Z.
aged months The funeral wa held
on Friday # Wesley Chapel Methodist
EplzeopaI church. He.. ]. :. Sinclair
officiating. Upton : SON funeral di-
recInra
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ar. Walden Haz he Winning Feb

In he Awards announced g. -
poultry sh0v at Tim01lum afr -
miumz were won y -. r. :. Wezzan
nd rs. :. j. Walden. MIldleKzzg.
Mr Walden.s premiums were foF Aes&
Barred Plymouth HoEE, Hamkznzn
md Cornish. RS. Waldans or
Game Bantam.
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DEATHS.
Nhrnar

The HoltviIle, California, Tribune.
o. Saturday, August 30. contained the
following account o the death of Mr..
ruth Az1ean 3tarHer, Vie o. Harry
!. 5tarner. belh formerly . tbs
county:
Yesterday morning a1eat i o'clock
Ruth ATaean StaFnsH. 10 O. II. Z.
SIarner. the ell knowu Tanehar nezr
Holtyflle. died after > xary short IL
ne At he B. Thomas hospital in u
Centre.
Mrs starner, we Id been indfs-
posed recently. an wa taken 70 u
Centre. and operated N Tuesday
morning for appendIeitIa and eompII=
Gallons. passed any shortly before
noon On Friday.
Ars. staruer's demise will be ~
news for a large circle q friends \
this vicinity md In her former home.
Westminster. Md. where her bazIg
vi be taken for Inlermznt,
besides many friends In tie VaI
lsx Mr.. Starnsf It besides her hi
band. young daughter. Esa. i
years u RRe
The remains OF Hrs staraaf. -
eompanIad b her husband. arrived
- sFN@szAsAoEA@A AA8zz4 " IHu4H8s hafs#H=
fornial Monday. September 4, 80 weHz
conveyed 10 he residence of her faIhz
er. David Ruberlzou, John street.
where on Wednesday Ia AT D. N.
the funeral services. conducted =
Hex. JoHn ~ uonHo. ~ IIza Church q
Cod. wee he'd. Ths intaTmenI vas n
The Meadow branch eemsthrY. near
thIa ciiy.
1 The pallbearers .afe Edward Or.
EaTy. Weldon Duxall. Clinton Ken
per. Herbert PstFy. Charles Love ana
Charles Lease
( Ar nd Nrs. sIarneF were M.
j FIed here IN he ear IA md IN.
I mealatelY afterwards lsff foT Holt.
vie. ca, where NJ StaInar engaged
n fanehlnE nd haz ben suensasfuI
When II. sIHrner eatns baeE wIIh
The remains ~ HI vile Il .aa h
fri vIHll 10 bis I'D home and !
mighty zad one uH Monday next h
81 return = hi hotns naaT iinII.
vile, c. lie i a On . Calvin Sta.
NJ. sfs of Fountain Valley. HarYeI
Hzukard a sen funeral directors.
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unrIn Licenses.

John Meafoe BrinEsaan and Mary
Jane shorb. both Of Hanover. Pa.
WHfIber Dewey 9oFzHeh, 81 Union
Bridge. and Myrtle Marie Albert. Oh
Westminster.
Riehard =. Hewitt md Bessie ~
Haslle. h8zh Of sykesYIIle.
Charlse =. Eyler and Alice q. W1ke'
18th Il Westminster.
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Thomas Nathan Franklin. husband
Of Rosa E. FIankIIa. at hia nome =
TzTiorsFIlle. Sunday. September 2. =
1.s6 D. N. aEe1 ~ Yesra. ! month ana
e days. lie i survived BY h wife.
three soaa, Merton. Walter and RuH-
SCI. two dAughtefH. Viola an AnYa.
e. a home. we IrothsHa. IN. :.
Franklin. OF TsYIorsvIIla. Charles
Franklin. nezT Sam Creek, Harva.
franklin Westminster: Raymond an
ion. q Baltimore. six sisters. Mr.
Thomas 1yarz. Of Tayiorsyiila. Mr.
Nsal HHInes. u Mzrstou Mr. JON
lowell. II DeHainEs. Mr.. John VII.
o. HAraIun. Zz4Es#H and AAEEIa. .
Baltimore. F.assal saa nsid Hednezz
de-. September 10. at TayInrzviIIa
Methodist Episcopal Church Il :
D. n. nex. G Il Wagner officiating
assisted ~ Has M0Hbra. paIIbeaTz
err were wmz J, Franklin. Charles
Franklin. Raymond nd Jonn
Franklin. Merton and Walter FRANK
lin. lnIsfmenI In adjoining cemetery
c. !. Waltz funeral director.
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snlnla.

james i. SAIpley. Of Freedom dis
trioI. near sykszYille. died IN August
2s H1Ier : short Illness. He - in
his 18th Year. Mr. shipiey lived his
entire life IN Carroll county. IL was
= slanneh Democrat and served as
JUDI. and later ~ gaIekeaner u the
elections or ahout = years. serving
IN November for the last me. Hsun-
ora from the home D hi daughter
ln-Iaw. NJ. De1la eIIpIey. where he
had Hpeni ne lasf ID years u HI life.
He = survived by me aIaler. Mra.
Vernon Dorsey. i Frederick county
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gaysIaa.

William u. Royslon. , prosperous
farmer. died = his home near Hamu.
stead. on Wednesday afternoon. aged
SO yeara. Besides hIa widoH.he / sur
NivHI by one On, Charles Ill aged
ter. Mr.. jos. WallemyeT. OF BALI
more. am Mrs. John Bosom. O A.
cadIa, an two brothers. Robert. Of
Hampstead. and Wesley. OF Iowa.
Hi funeral W taEe place Saturday
morning i Grace MsLnodIzI EpIzeopz
al church. Rev J. Il. Lehman, aHaiaI=
ed - teY. Or. DibhIa. ofEIeIatInz.
TIE paIIbearers I'll = Gee. Nc
Comas, Abraham HowbIe. Joshua
Hale. Walter Caliigon. 10. ArInaeonl
and David RhoIan. Upton : So fun
sra directors.