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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
DRY CANDIDATES II VIRGINIA
DEFEATED
Victory IL fenees RatorIag 4boII.
lion Of The Prohibition Department.


Victory fer Terces RatorIne 4boII.
lion Of The Prohibition Department.
Richmond. "a. August 6.zzIneom-
piete returns from the primary OF
Tuesday Indicate an overwhelming
victory Inx ne candidates no made
their campaign upon . platform for
abolition . he state pnohInzlIon de-
partmenI. zaHIs - the Oldest I'd most
influential aTY members . u House
aud SsnaIz EolnE down Il defeat.
IN manY sections og the ztaIe its
Issue was sharply drawn. many IN.
dldaiea dszIaElaz openly T0H = don
oi the praHzZHlIen laws - no. Aion
yof the prohibition department. which
haa had - enforcement :. Ina dry
statutes = daal with.
Representatives OF ] Sidney
Psters. HIaIs prohibition commission
|rr, tonight admitted that las returns
shaved Ihsir farcnm u hzxs faIlan
fsT behind although thef - hopeful
% n majority n the Legislature for
retention = ne department
Defeat . he dry candidates. ac-
eordinH = wei adharznIz. xpa
brought aloaI y the serious troubles
which hax6 amanated from the re-
stricilons = he Virginia prohibition
law Since ne prohibition depart.
msnt became effective several Of III
agents hzxz been killed n operating
against alleged bootleEgsTz. while
four inspectors now face charges OF
murder II connection with IlIe ahoo-
ina 10 death ef two young men. ssv-
erai months aRu. who Nare alleged
10 be dealing IN liquor.
In eYerY district reported % faI
where tn campaign Issue .aa 0n
prohibition. ne dry candidates lost
and politicians expect IIzer fighi
IN the nszI legislature IN ne 9ues.
taon Of ahelIahsns the prohibition de.
partment.
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Carroll County fai.

Carroll cnnntys 23rd Annual Fair
on August Z. 13, IA and Il nromises
to be bigger and better than ever this
year A great exhibition Of every
thing that goes TO make up such an
event vii delight the many patrons
who pass through the gates into the
fairy ely. uui there will be more
than big display OF interesting ex-
hibits. Daily programs OF more than
ordinary ealihre will hiring closer 10
the folk Of country and Town he
home, the child. their work and tie
school.
Tuesday viii be Welcome Home
Day"-speeIally planned Tor the re-
turned soldiers and sallonH Of the
great war. Senator Nade Narflei1
will preside Hon Hamilton Holt.
editor New York Independent. mem
Der of the l. g. party at the Peace
Table In France, one of the leading
speakers and Yiee-presIdenI of me
bureau Of The League 70 Enforce
Peace, Of which ex-President Taft y
the distinguished president. viii de-
liver a mastery address. al should
hear
Attorney General Ratchle. Of Mary
Adilut VIII AA10 HBfoh# APP A#AAAHs -
Woolsey. seng leader of Camp
Meade and Community Organize 81
singing connected with xar camp
community service. with headqutr-
ters In Baltimore, will conduct a
community sing" in his Own clever
manner. Other features viii heiT
make this really big event Sol
diers and sailors In uniform viii be
admitted free Of charge
A 4tChIId.E Welfare Conference
and Better Baby Contest i listed
for Wednesday. Among the speakers
OF eminenee and worthy Of this otaI
platform treat are DIR. Stone. Ellicdi
City, Stale Board of Health. Or
Knox, GhIl1ren's Specialist. 4. z
Dept OF Iabor--iust returned from
France: Dr. Fulton. Secretary S,ate
Board Of Health; Mrs. Max Wes'
connected With the Child Bureau
Dept. Of Labor, y. S. Government
Miss Ola Lay and Miss Kellar. Mary.
land Agricultural College. M'a.
Venia N. Kellar presides.
Thursday VII be known = Agrioul'
tural Aid Day. ex-senator L. Smtt
Snader, presiding Gov Harrington
will be present and speak. Or Buck
ley will conduct demonstration n
stock Judging Prof Gamble will rive
a black h0ard demonstration. regard
ing the eoet Of milk production.
Prof. Ol1enbnrg's demonstration OF
grain. Judging. with aetnal apparatus
used in grain markets. VII be IS
pecially illuminating and Intereslinf
Friday vii be given ofef % atillet
les. A Ereat Field meet i planned
Capt WeIgIe. Westninater will b'
Master d Ceremonies ! baseba.
game IL planned a real game. There
will be addresses by Dr. Nm. Bur.
dick, Director of the Public Athletic
League. Who will preside. and lr
VIM. Stone. State Board of Health
on matters relating 10 ePublit
Health ! lifting finish 10 four bl
full days of unusual merit
Nothing nf half the worth appeer'
anywhere On any 1919 calend u
throughout he state. Il Is eonii lent
iy expected that everybody viii DiaT
10 go to he grove and see Il all ant
hear every speaker. IL far'
chance brought right 10 aur doors
Let's take full advantage of II.
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.mIPreIeht Line

Operating from D0raeys Cross
Roads to Baltimore, new truck
freight line will soon be taking ;ne
produce Of Carroll and Baltimore
county farms 10 Baltimore eII9 mar
kets. : transportation company has
been formed to operate between these
two points. L will be m important
connecting link between Carroll
county and the Baltimore markets
Dorsey,s Cross Roads L the point
where the Liberty road Intersects
with the Washington road. and the
line vi Iap an important farming
section hitherto unserved b truck
line.
Th neW company i 70 Ie I co.
operative concern. lt vii be incor-
porated Nth capital d $4,000.
Twenty-Five farmers haYs already
taken stock. The company viii be
known = he Washington and Liberty
Road Hauling Association The Off
GERS are: President, Harris Reed
vice president, Burton Wilson, secre-
tary and treasurer, ". y. Dulaney
The line III haul milk anI al farm
produce and starts in with two tons
a day, I vii give q aexen-day-a-
week aanv|Ea. The route VII pass
through EI1eTsbarg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
EIlEz.

He.. :. A. DiehI. : former pastor
Of Salem charge, noR Il Hanover, Pa.
while visiting at Westminster spent
Sunday 1t the home . Mr. and Mrs
Geo. :. Leister.
MrH. Anna Jones and Mariana and
PauI Jones. Catherine and Ruth L.
ler. Il of Thurmonl. Frederick coun=
i. spent a week. more Or less ri the
home of their cousin. Ueo A. Leisfer
: number OF or folks visited
Gettysburg on Sunday
Farmers are bus finishing their
faiI uInwinE.
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tireen Street Bridge GIozed In.
InIinlfnlY.

The brIIEE eser the Western Mary
land Railroad IN Green street Whica
has been closed for several weeks will
not be opened for traffIe Tor some
time to come Nothing definite has
been learned of the plans which aIe
IN the hands q the Western Mary and
Engineering department. TIE hfluse
Is damaged beyond repair. The east
wall leans ahaut 3 inches toward the
railroad 81 o repair i means that
the wall III nave to eaine Gown
from the ground up. Ths eIozIng of
he bridge Ine0nyenlensaa Ihe pa
irons d IHs Westminster FartiIlzer
Co, and Geo. :. Hunter. aIaa Thomas,
Bennett : Hnnler. who haxa - make
long detonrz n their hauling u stone.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

Every speaker III the dinner had
boosted the Iown. which w Inland
aonle 500 nile from the e0azI he
speakers al I'D that had he elfy
been on the cost It would IL. bean
the worlds IIHzI city. The visiting
speaker waa called on next nd I'D
dentiemen. : am impressed 18th
zonr city a. mHGh - you ne ~ be-
IIeye that ! aan suggest - IN
which yon ran Eal your WISH
Al leaned forward The speaker
lid.
This is vii y0u should d: Oh
thu laiEe nIne. run II from the
center Of YoHE city into The ocean
znd, Il yoH - EHek as hard = sou
ean blow. II oeaan will zo1n = IN
yoar city
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IInI4.MIIIer.

: wedding of interest TO mans I9ok
nlaee Tuesday. IL %, when -.
Murray Rosces tale and Miss AIIsa
aIaTIez Miller. b0II oI New Windsor.
HaHe married n Baltimore b Ine
-. j 7. Marsh. ne wedding -
attended By The - immediate -.
IlIaH. After Wedding breakfast !
couple left for Atlantic City. -
~ reside in -. windsor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
Ilecord q Ile.IrIng Death.

London. August Lieut. d Izmzl=
de. British Nax.. holds the worlds
record for dodgznE sudden dealH N
auHmarines, lie nas served II IIsa
different submarines. all Of which
Nere sunk with II hands within lonr
d. after he IaII them. The 1T
submarine be lei Naa the LeDa. eent
aoHn In the naIIIe Dy a BoIsHzsIE
zhell Previoilal. h was rowing
axay from the IS when she xaa
IornAdued.
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Raymond John usIman. OF MilleTa
and Minnie Wlllalla Martin. OF Baeh.
mans Valley.
eeeIl J. nill. Of Taneytown. and
Margaret Toop, Of Westminster.
Herman Stewart Miller. OF Red Lion.
Pa. nd Hazel Viola slime. Of Dallas.
town. n.
Steward Stanley Schmidt and jam
Abbott. both OF Manchester.
William Joseph neeney, OF IalII=
nore. and Edith HnTnIng, Of Vel.
minister. =.
I0hn Roy Wolford nf MartinsbnfK
v. "a. and Anna Geeella Case. =
Westminster
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Na1Iaan.

anna Q. CHza. daughter - -
- :. Case, - Green street. -
I'm i. MolfpTI. y Spokane. HazH.
N.He quietly married 1t the hone :
- hride Wednesday noon b -
Father McGuizan d =. Johns ezZEa
Il church. After Ihs ceremony : =
@HnIIon was EI..a the bride =
groom who Lei Immediately aI|zE
ID or their IaIaTe home Il =.
kane. Wash.
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Raymond \. neaaI- 1.ets DlYarge.

Tne Baltimore NeHH Of August ?
publishes the following
Judge GoFtsT u Circuit Court =
- signed q decree granting - II
=nIHIs divorce - Mrs. Louis Ole
Dennis from heH husband, Raymond
Black Dennis
Mrs. Dennis ~ granted q partial
divorce by judge aarIor ON April =.
-. In her - lor absolute d
xoTTe Mrs. Dennis alleges thaI IaF
husband Is nov living with another
woman al Westminster.
n. Dennis ALLEGES further .HaI
her husband IN around" VIII :
EITl named Fi0zsI9 Wilson and at
he delighted IN playing record IN
he graphorh0na entitled Flora. It
which he would 1t aud gfgRls=s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
DEMOCRATS y HARMONY
Goed State Ticket Has Been Selected
VIII he Elected i November. :

VIII lie EzA@.Az = KarAsaIzzzzz
IHs DemoefaIIe state ticket %
m Ials eleeu0nz p nnaliy agreed
np1n Wednesday = party leaders :
- .asIlons n attendance upon -
maeung OF the safe Central Com
lnllIee at the hannerL u as folIoHs
..T 1oVernoTs AIueft =. htcniez :
n.nnaore CITY.
T9T IomptFoIIer. HaIor Brooke Lee
y AoiLgomerf comfy.
=. Attornay=0snsTal. Thomas :
H.zslnEs OF 0nesn Annes county.
=. 1isrk vI N 2uart q Appeals
.aIap y NagrndHr. Of Prince
aeoTges county.
InsIe VIII Dc no opposition . aIy
. hsae candidates For the Ilrzs
HIHs slnce the Direct Primhry. act -
paHzzn, the democrats VIII not nzyz
primary ngnt 10 nominations e
sac omces.
SzIorney-teneTaI Hltchie, moe
domination Tor Governor has be- :
.gIsEane conelnzloH lor several wells
nIsa Dis papeFz xlIh the Secretary
STATE some nnzs 20, and MT. II
zTHaHr mas MED. zAaIor Lee and Mr
HszlInE. VINO no. holds the ofues q
sic insurance Commissioner. I'll
- ElIaer TO-DAY or tomorrow. Ins
- close tagnoTroH.
ne ticket i harmony ticket. md
: ne ticket Hhleh The party people
!. ~ NenhfTI wanted ana Hn.Hn
- nfheFea sauIa D elected. IHs
= Igrees are recognized D -
SaII.a state organization IN The n0m=
luaIlon ~ Major u and Mr.. kszts
M. ne nominee 1or Attorney sGeneT.
= naH not always been an orgauIzH.
una man. having supported Senator
IL or the nomination Tor Governor
II Ia1ls while Nf. Hlteble Is no -.
EaTasa as one q he State peoples
sIzIHHFss' although ns has been I'll
nm II tate nEhIz The truth I ii
n Iaeset ~ HaH state ORGANIZATION
sHzlf man ans nominated To xsaTH
- because Il : party ueEsl
I==HeI inan IHes1onal ticket -
IHIIJ leaders believed that 1nsTs
60ala pe more harmony IN -
szzana.kh than n ny - years. zas
NJ. aespHe ne piHin TACT thaf
- nAht ansaa. fna election -
!. me besnaETz1S Ihsy pIau {
- ashllhE foasY ztna 10 0anf1nHs
H=a.InE hiitai Su{sIHnsF.
.. Only = IaEZs harmony e !
n Eessf teHs.. =. the result .
.sz.sIaal conferences ps1NssI
lszas.z ~ me inherent iaeeona =
a..sa ~ sn agreement tnAt eTn1EH
:. s.zzs.za u ~ sanIs - nafHiYsa9 !
..z=z.sl.aots - s't9 E.zI6a nave ossn aIasi
-. -. =. sa5a - = - siaaeH -
shs ~ aIZ7a1Sep tAeuenZ y
: ~. - ''s'1, tas.s = . hsIzHanl
= = = s.,l .O'ill'aa.assZ. y lns ~ 1zszsz
as,s'"n = =. .aty uoAsk -
=. = :. ...si,s -. 1ss.ssaay. =
- ~ ss.zzzz===zz : ~ - :
-. - s,,l.' souts =. ~ w ssR=zza'
= =. :. se sszzzzs AAa ssas.z.=
- - peeas. -
z4..a. - :. - shlsn -
= - = ths.a# :. tne StA.z -
=. .ss'l'sissss = 1ssIh Leaders :
- lae,ioIi N I1esn every ssszzol
- = - .a nsila ssaz1of sniitn. n
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: Thomas 4. Myers. aged about IS
years, died 1t hIz home near Trenton,
baltimore county. on Monday. Be
sides his widow. three daughters md
40. sons survive. alrs. Frank HaIIea.
u Brooklyn. II; Mrs. Wm. Hrad-
pnuhn, PLEASANT Grove; Mr.. Wm.
Abbott, Of Upperco: Messrs. George,
II BALTIMORE. and Jesse Myers. = Ar
eadia: two sisters. Mrs, Thomas Eay-
or, Of Arcadia, and Mrs. JON Butler.
and two brothers. William - N
drew Of baltimore. -
: His funerzzl TO- place on Weanea-
day morning It Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev. d. Il. DIbble
officiating. TnH DalIbearefs aere Z.
Z. Tracey, 0eo. Nash, ID. 7. Tnomp-
son. J. Ii, ATHaeost, j. +. AEmacost
and Oscar AIgIre. Upton & Son fun-
eral directors.
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IaneIl.

Mrs. Mary :. Powell, aged . Ysars.
months and i days diea Monday
! her home = Pleasant Valley Two
children survive. Robert Powell and
Nrs Theodore King
Funeral services we're hHIu y lha
homo wednesday morning conducted
- HeY Adams aHzIssed b. H.. WolS.
Interfnent - made ut Silver nnn
faiibearers Hafe Edward fInKIIng.
Edward Hahn. Charles nlaeE. irwin
Nantz. Upton Myers and Clarence
slonssifer IaIoes " stonsf funeral
director.
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Mr. :. {. Bond - IiIIle sun.
'ChezIHX HaTe returned . Iheir home
In washington. d. 9. aTIer visiting
her m1ZH.F II this sdII..
MIaE 1sTlie DonnHIIY. baltimore
spent several dHys Of IHIs week with
Mr. n. Nfa s. F. NJ and daugh-
ter. nzUIHIIYania aYenuaZ
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Porter.

James FrnezI Porter. Infant zou of
Ar. and Mr.. Ernest Porter. near In
terprise. aEsI month and ! days,
died Tuesday Funeral - held
yesterday n Salem Methodist Epls-
eopai church. HeF MowbraY nTIIcIai-
Ina IntermsHI N adjoining Hsme-
Iery PailhsarurB were Masters
Charles and Dennis Carr and William
and Lorraine Frissell {. . Fuss
funeral director.
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MTaanks T

0uf II. company exIenas best
wishes = = xho so generously con-
lrlbuted IhzIE services 10 IIe success
uf the reeanI haznr held ). ILa COM
pany Tie ETosz receipts I'm chs
affair waTs 1zI50.0S. 1AIIeT al ex-
penses haa ben paid the naaI sum of
zIS78.2a - Handed to he Ennpany's
treasurer Consolidated Utilities
EDmpan. ID electricians re ex-
tended - bazl wishes . IHe com
pany f01 - and worE
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Three Prisoners Escape fram am.
bridge IalL

I1rlng Of Ihe long wait Tor ne 10
Ysmper tern q court. William Wor-
roll. Warren laurel and Wilmer vi
Hanson, charged With larceny. broke
Cambridge - Monday hy lending
Ine bars.
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#ltHaee.

Naomi llueHaaa Grifee de i aer
home, staleaaod. Md, Thursday.
August I. aE9d $ years. months
and " days. Sic leaves one Han. Ar.
links GrlffH.. p baltimore - ono
brother, Naohel i GriTee. i home.
Funeral services aill be held Sunday,
August 10th y ] p. m. II Mount
Pleasant church and lntarmenI sIil
b made In adjoining cemetery. =.
: ShHiTer : snn. funeral IIxsaIorp
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BRnRErT.

=
Mr.. Reese Shlpla. i spending The
wee IN Baltimore 9TH her sister.
Mr. FDKel
Arz. Ward and three children. O
baltimore are spending week with
MrH. IN. T. Fleming
The Missionary Society Of the
Lutheran church met aI the parannz
age Sunday afternoon. The young
menss organized Bible class entertain
I'd IHH young ladies. class on Tues
daF evening at the parsonage.
H. McCiair. q baltimore IL :
gasaI Of her grandparents, Rev. and
Hrs. MeGaair
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Gosnell, Of
Baltimore were Sunday guests n
Mr aHa Hra Geo. 0ooE.
Hilton Cook wa home over Sun
day.
Nj Fannie HatfIeId has returned
tn hHf duties at Mercy Hospital after
spen1Ing two weeks With relatives
and friends here.
Miza Katherine Mckinney spent
The weeks end with friends in HaH
Windsor.
-. md Mrs. 1ohn Mckinney are
entertaining for several weeks HrH.
MekInnsY.s brother nd family. from
Ohio.
Dua.I forget the LaEheran picnic
this Saturday afternoon and evening.
NJ. md Mrs. Henry Ffeter. Jr.. an1
John md. Vernon snIpley were n
Baltimore on Sunday.
Mr.. Ridgley 0arhearl and little
son apent a few dayz the first OF the
week With her grandparents, Mr.
and Mra Wesley 7. Harnes.
NJ sara Dorsey. af New York
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mra.
nasII Dorsey.
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z4Aaa
=HHHa

Miss Anna lane Penn, aEHa Is
years. | month md days. did sun
day al the home Of her sister. Hrs.
Ruth Condor. Il Taylorayille. She IL
survived b. one brother. Milton
Penn. NooIIIHa. and tso sisters.
Mrs. Ruth Gon1pn, Tay1orafIlIe. and
Mra. ClemenlInH gonRway. Winfield
Funeral wa he'd Tuesday n Bethel
Church Of Cod. neY. y b. Neagef
assisted by Ras. Howbray. officiating
Inierment IN he adjoining cemetery
fallhearera HHra COrbin Penn. eur.
IL Penn. :. : eonaway. Douglas
Wiley and burgess Condor. uHphsws
Of the deceased. Z. o. FuHz funeral
director.
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Arthur {. zmeIser, prominent
business mnn . Eew Windsor. aIed
II Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore.
Monday night. aged 50 years. .
mnnths and i days,
He Is survived BY his wife md Two
children, Paul Smelser ana Mrs.
Thompson: alHo his aged TaIher.
David p susaIzer. one sister. Mrs.
CORA St0uffer md one brother. Leslie
smelser. New Windsor. lie eas q
member OF the Presbyterian church.
Funeral services we're held - the
hone Thursday II O'clock Rev.
James Frazier officiating. InI4Tment
~ made n Winters cemetery
Pallbearers we're Frank PetFy. ;. =.
Bennett, Jos. !. EnRlar. J. Walter
geAtty. N. d. Read and ]. Z Izarnes
Harvey BanEa1d & Son funeral
directors
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VOL. 50.-NO. Z.
sYKRasII.

Ms Nellie Bennett i spending :
weeks vacation ~ her parents
NJ I'D Mrs. John Bennett.
y. nd hrs. j. Z. GZz@E. of Suz#z.z
neId Hospital entertained at di11TzzT
Iast Saturday Dr.. 81 ETrs. Ha7z.
fuf6um. DR.. and MEz. I8hn Morris
=. Maza Reese. IT. Waafhered. u.
Knott. AE and Mraz red GenhasI.
net. =. 3
u. md Mrs John Norris and a0n.
John visited last Saturday camping
part 7 Seneca, Montgomery county,.
where IIsa Mary Morris Is carnsIzzz
VIII : company Of yozIne friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hood an
children and Miss Clara Weller Ie1I
Tuesday FOR motor TRIP 10 EI
hary.a county to vIzII Ize birthplaea
Of II. Hood.
John Stem Bennett and George
Kelley left Sunday Yor montgomery
county - Join camping party d
the banks Of the Potomac.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnes are
spending two weeks nth Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Barnes.
MI Julia Dorsey i spending some
time = Atlantic G5Is.
Mr. nd Mrs. Harry DeVries, MIaa
Ruth Dorsey and Ms Dorothy BE-
yrieH left this morning for ten
days. rip to Atlantic City
MTs Henry HazleI4. Miss Mary
Paul md Mrs. A. F, HoWle. Of Wheel
ing have been visiting Senator and
Mrs. Wa1a Wafffeld.
Mr. ] A. Campbell and daughter.
Martha. Of Wheeling are spending
several weeks at the home Of Senator
WarfIeId
MlHs Ernastfne Bennett has re
tnrned after a weeks visit to friends
in Baltimore
Br. and Mrs. HarrY purdum are
visiting IN MonroYia.
NJ Ethel Jones i visiting friends
IN Baltimore.
Tha canning season will soon open
1t Ihs factory here. score or
more = dagoes have already arrived.
EazI Sunday night = Mr. William
Hughes vas coming from Westminz=
ter one Of his front Tres blew onI.
and he automobile turned turtle.
completely upset, breaking the wind
shield and tearing up me top af the
machine Besides few bruises Mr.
Hughes was nnhuHI Miss Esther
Sullivan and Mias shInley also e.
capped serious injury.
MIzz Julia Centrum. n Gardens
vile md Miss Mary Iuiia Detrick. of
baltimore are guests Of Rev. and
Mr. Frank Fielding.
Freedom District Democratic Club
had big time Monday night at the
LYesnm here The speaker of fhe
evening Has Attorney General Albert
{. EzIenle. Quite , IaTEe crowd va
present and the sYEazxIIIe Orchestra
furnished music.
TIE Catholics are having forty
asEnI haar devotion n their church
IN = laTKc crowd - bsen II It
tendance.
Tka ladies OF 81. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal church Ea4a their pastor
and MTz. Frank Fielding surprise
partY Tuesday evening which sas
much enjoyed
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AUOHVUlT,

IN - 0ZzsaII Court far @zzEoll eouns.
Murs :. I..ntan as II. ". Nh F Linton, 81 Il.
Ordered I7Ia alhHAs Of August. = =. 1919. thal
the aesuuHz n the Auditor t. IN this cnuaa
BE- fiaaIIz EAIiad alld confirmed naIaaz cause u
the eonzz==. Ihefeaf be aHs#H = n before tn
16tH -. = Au.nzi. inst: pfasIzaa ; eouy OF lhlz
order p zzH==zH fol tire HzIHzzz=z.s .seks before
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
Little Benny's
Note Book
IEE DADE
By LEE PAPE

Me and Pubs Simkins took wawk
to the park yestidday after skool, and we
passed a man setting on a bentch wiping
his perspiration with his hankerchiff, be-
ing crate big fat man with no vest,
me saying to Pubs, G., Pubs, how would
you like to be that fat?
How would you? sed Pubs, and | sed,
| wouldent, and Pubs sed, Ne neither.
How mulch do you bet he ways, | bet
he ways 400 pounds, | sed.
Aw go on, | bet he ways 800 if he WAYS
an inch, did you notice his stummick +?
sed Pubs, and | sed, Wat do YOU bet,
bet you sent he ony ways 400.
All rite, | bet you, lets go back and
ask him, sed Pubs
Wich we started to do. and the man
was still wiping his perspiration with
his hat off, and me and Pubs went up
to him, me saying, Mister, would you
mind setteling a argewment?
This is the hottest day we've had in
yeers, | saw it III this aftirnoons paper,
wy was | cersed with all this aver
deepose, sed the fat man looking mad
as enything.
All wat? sed Pubs.
All this excess baggidge, sed the fat
man, confound it its hot, if | was a
ordnerry size man ! wouldent care, but
| amt bit for eny sutch weather as this
watts all this about setteling a argew-
ment?
WITCH me and Pubs looked at each
other, and / sed, Excuse us minnit.
And we went up the path little ways,
me whispering, Maybe he mite consider it
too personal, maybe we better not ask
him.
But we half to ask him sumthing, we
told him we was going to, to settel o
argewment, sed Pubs, and ! scd, Lets
ask him how many pints in a barril, that
sounds like a argewment.
WITCH we went back and did, Pubs say
ing, The argewment is how meny pints
in barril. do you know, mister and the
fat man sed, About one half as meny as
I've perspired today, O wy was | born
fat2 And me and Pubs watched him
wipe his perspiration little vile longer
and then we kepp on going.