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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-11
APPEAL FOR new ROAD
CONSTRUCTION O. HIGHWAY FROM GER
EsTIlLE u aEW WINDSOR.

Advocating the construction OF n
State Road from CeresvIIle to New
Windsor. which would open a new
fnodaTn highway 70 Baltimore. a ael-
cation composed of about 90 users
Ihs highway. Thursday appeared
5sE0za Governor Harrington and
Chairman ZoucE, Of the State Roads
Commission. They were much pleas
cd WIIn the results OF their trip and
were promised that survey would
soon be made - the first stepping
stone towards doing the work, and
SO thai t would b possible 70 secure
an estimate on the cost Of eonstruc-
ton.
Both the Governor and Mr zouck
displayed much interest IN the pro-
ject and the Governor himself prom
ised survey would be made In the
near future. Mr. Harp pointed ont
that the road n question passes
through district which has gotten
very little, N anything, in the way OF
improved State roads.
The road begins at CereaYiile and
runs 10 Liberty. thence to unIonyilie.
and thence 10 New Windsor, a dis
tance n al OF about 10 miles. 1t Is
about eight miles from CeresYille to
Liberty; about three miles from
there 10 UnionYIlIe, and about eight
miles from that place to New Wind
sor.
Mr.. Hesson, member o. the dele
CATION Friday morning said that II
the road is built. , new thoronghfare
to Baltimore, By way OF Westminster,
will b secured. The Carroll county
people. It is known. are hopeful Of
getting a State road from New Wind
sor ID Westminster. At the latter
place there is an improved State road
alls the way to Baltimore. construe-
tion Of the proposed new road would
open up new Ihoroughfare to the
metropolis OF the State and would
relieve the heavy traffic on the present
Baltimore-Frederick road, which at
times becomes 30 heavy TINT 1t be-
comes eongested and travel Il itself
dangerous.
The road from ceresville to New
Wsadeor was sometime 40 taken
over b the County Commissioners
and the toll gates we're abolished. IL
is nov said to b getting IN a bad
state Of repairs. With large stones
lying over the surface, and lots OF
chucks N II. Travel by auto Is de-
scribed as being very rough rhe
other portion Of the road runs from
Frederick to CereHYIlle Is owned by
a turnpike company. there being one
gate short distance north Of the
city. Al the road from CereHpllle 20
New Windsor Is What Is known as
the hard bed kind. with the ex-
ceptioH Of few miles OF dirt road
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-11
BRIEFS.

Hagerstown had a 100000 fire
yesterday morning.
Mr. c. b. HHolen, Reese. has moved
to : residence On Liberty street
One hundred persons sere killed
IN tornado = Texas Wednesday.
Michigan gave > majority of over
100000 for The "drys," The 'sweta.
are Hqualing fraud.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. FrIzzeIl. Balti.
more. are OCCUPYING their residence On
EaHI Green street.
Addison c. 0raybiIl, Union Bridge.
arrived at Newport News. Tuesday
On he u. 8. :. Virginia.
D. 7. r. Wells has moved to hIs
residence 0pnoaIte Wehlerss Drug
Store. East MIN street.
Wm. s. Caaaen. son Of Rev. 8. :
caaHsn, of ToHaon, VINO died last
week vas buried Monday
Sidney Drew. actor On the stage and
for the moying-pieture screen, died
Wednesday At hIs home IN New York.
The old pike from Hampstead to
Heizlenstown has been taken up b.
baltimore county people for improve
menI.
Ar. ed Mra. :. p. BrundIge. Wazt
Main street, vho spent the s1nter in
bai1more. nave returned f1T the SUM
me-.
The County Commissioners have LEI
The contract for the reauTzaGlng Of
the road leading from Taneytown TO
Keymar.
n case OF ran tonight The splder
web social which Ia to BE- held At
WaEHaidsburg School will b held To-
morrow night.
Augustus v. shriver. thIz city, left
Wednesday 10 I0ln the Merchant
Marines in Baltimore. lie sailed for
France this week.
Mr. c. Fisher wantz. Of Pitts
bnrEn. Pa, Wa : weeks end guest Of
his parents. NJ. and Mr.. Charles 7.
WanIz. East Main street.
4 meeting vii be held al the
School House. II Warfieidaburg. Tues
day. April i n the interest of
State Road from Westminster to MI
Aifr.
Tie eantata The FIRST Easter
VIII - given i Centenary n. E
Easter Sunday nIEhf. az s
O'clock. The choir and orchestra
will assist.
Ionua Weaver. aged = years. +
wldoT Of Hamilton Weaver. died at ]
her residence. Arlington Tuesday !
The Iody was brought 10 -. Wind T
sof today for lnIsrment.
oden Long. Frederick. has sur.
chased the Eastern Hotel property. +
t.aaI Main street. from John 4. !
kidsIlsr. Frederick. Mr.. Long viii
remodel the building for : garage.
Mr.. Thomas :. Land, Manchester.
Wa elected president, and ri. paul
fodsT. Tyrone. secretary of the
Womzns Missionary Society Of the :
Reformed churches Of Maryland ii !
Frederick this Seek !
+. : Taylor. oT near Westminster
Ia having one q he large army bel
20 Lint plants Installed n his new
residence. Rlao Dalco IaEhl Pres
suFe .HIer system The xurk Is be-
lng dom BY Edgar NJ. Frounfelter.
NeH Windsor.
II argument IN the water rate
ieaTIaH before he Public Service
Commission b. Ihe Mayor and Com
non Council against the Consolidated
Public utilities Company Iook place
hl# Heek. Guy y. Steele represent
ID IIa Mayor and Council Ind Bond
e Parke the Utilities Company.
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TANRYTons.

public meeting III be he'd In
he Opera House O Saturday even
ing, April e. at $50 Ior the purpose
u considering waYa md means tur
ne erection OF > permanent and
suitable memorial 10 me u roHng
men WHu have b@zu serving zHsIT
country. Every one : urged = Be
present
Chas. :. Rldinger. Curtis RaId and
life visited Mis- IIelcn nldIaxaF
= Frederick City Hospital on Sunday
md report HsF as getting aIonK me.
Mlss HzTY LEhtneF spent Sunday
u Frederick and aIzn called On Mlss
HELEN illaInEsr.
About twenty members from 81
1oaeph'a church n company nth
Father Quinn attended the rzzzIon
Play IN Baltimore On Sunday arriving
homo Monday morning IN the Na. ana
hours aEIaT hAvinR numerous I'M
ealties. among which saa the Iaza nY
> car. suEna one stole the new Enrd
car OF John Myers. Tie theft .aa
reported q Police Headquarters nd
he car - found o. Monday morn
M abandoned on account NJ The
absence = -. but taa guilty parties
escaped
Mrs. Merlin AahsnIaItsf apsnI he
seeks eHa sith hsF narnis. :! 4.
ToDpaon nd wife
Mra. o. : Ilorner. d EmmiIHnarg.
spent the Hsskis end HiIh Misa Anna
1alt and .laa Amelia DErnie.
Ars. Mar L. MoIIar. OF Washing
IN. D. {. I spending : week .Ilh
Aiss Amelia Blrnie nd sirs naaals
AMMAN.
Alss Ans EmmelIna Hfitshue dIsd
= Springfield State Hospital on Tues
day. where zhe had hesn : patient for
zome time Ter boaY xas brought 10
he home of Tobias HockenzIaILh
where services were held Thursday
=Eternoon = D IN InIerment II ne
Reformed cemetery.
Ralph shIrk and xIIe. formeFI. Of
nsiruit. Mich. moved InIa wesz 10 |
he Sherman Glld property. Tor
nerly occupied by n. ahaa. KeHHsY |
Hrs. Ell Ohier aazs Hr. 0hIsT \ |
birthday surprise on Tuesday evening. |
onite q number d relatives md
friends HeHa present
Mrs. II. : nrendIe nd daughters.
zzAAsAfh - HAAA3A4ZZH HFNHA III j
Heek'H end II Hanover.
Norman Heayer nd wife spent
Sunday IN Hanover.
Hrs IaiHsH Rogers znenl the weeks
nd IN Hanover.
Hiss Blanahe Shoemaker. OF uag-
.Talown. i ne guest q hrs. Geo. :.
Shoemaker.
Thomas ellagan. .Ife and MIss
Ialan Roop. Of Baltimore. spent Iha
seeks end HIth hi parents. sIIaa
nd wife.
George Knox and HzIa spent ne
seeks end nth his brother. VIM. md
fIfa.
Harry Izaekner. wife md child. of
gettysburg. spent Sunday with her
Ialer. Mrs John HoeEansmith.
Norman Danmgar1naT and HzEe
pent the weeks end 18th hIa pr
nla. Peter Hanmgardner and family.
lear Keymnr.
Ars s. z. OF and daughter. Eliza
|aIh. spent few dayH Iasl weaE n
Hiss Nellie Evans. = Brunswick. 4
uant tha Heels'n - wlth -
zaxlna FrInEaE
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REV. E. 7. MOWBiRAY
TO LEAVE.
REV. EDGAR 7. READ TO Return BOTH
METHODIST CONFERENCES OVER
REV. :. 0. DAY 70 COME u GENIE
AAnf !. {. CHURCH.

The conferences Of the MeIhodist
Episcopal and Methodist Protestant
church which were IN session last
week N Baltimore adjourned Mon.
day. Rev q. T. MoYbray. uho ans
made host OF friends here. nas been
transferred 20 HIderslie. t vas Q
surprise TO the members and friends
when i was learned that Rev. Now.
bray vas TO be moved 70 another
charge. Rev. "A c. Day will succeed
Rev. MoHbray. We are exceedingly
elated = announce ne return u Rev.
Edgar 7. Read % the Methodist
Protestant church. The Assignments
By the i. P. Conference were - fol-
lows:
Deer park-c. 7. Dobson.
Finkabnrg-N. e. clongh.
Patapseo-F v. slHrin.
Union 1ridge-K. Il. wareheIm.
WeaImInsler--E. 7. Read.
The following assignments we're
made - West District OF Baltimore
by the !. z Conference:
District SuparInlendent-W w.
Barnes.
Baltimore-ArllnKton-w. =. Carey.
? o1A4A@A=-tAs ~ ZIHaIdHs
ChalsHortb-s. :. Cole.
Christ ohnrch-D. Z. MoyIand. J.
A. BranilIck. supply
Columbia Avenue--G II. Sannar.
FayetIa street-H. =. Fox.
Franklin Streel-=M. Thomas.
Garrett Park. =. II. DeaIs.
Grace--L. NJ Edwards.
Harlem Park--.E {. Powers.
Howard park-O. D. Miller
MemofIal--J. 7. Marsh.
Monroe street-W. /. Iynn=
Rogers MemurIaI-D. T. HYnzon.
Rognel Heights--N ~ Depp.
Sexton--W r. Miller.
81. MaTk's--B. =. Meela.
Summsrfeld-o :. Robinson.
Union Square,. : HelaHs.
Waibrook--J. II. GIfium.
W0bslHr--W. +. nIra. supply.
West Haltlmore-G. |. Pate.
CarreIlIon-To Be supplied
CatonzYllle-F. g. Porter.
ElkridEe-H. v 0ITisr.
Ellicolt city--J. = Snyder.
Emory. Q. Sinclair.
HalethoTpe and Arbulus-wan.
Lewis.
Hampstead i DIbbls.
Eiillsdale-o " BTltflngham.
ilcheaIsr--M. z. Roberta. supply.
I.anEaI=zAlsxanaaE HiaIaakl
LiuEanune-C. 7. Bonn
MofgaH-F Il. Izaae. Jr.
Mount Airy :. EIy.
New Windsor. ! HauEh
0eliazIsonls Horpel. supply.
Patapaeo-H. c. osens.
RelaY-H A. Carroll. supply
ST. Jamea-C. ;. Kent.
SavaEe=-Hf~c. HaII.
Seyernz-W. s. Jones.
SykesYIIle-E. :. Fielding.
Tburmont-C. Il barnes.
Union Bridget :. Field.
WaikaHHylile-@A. : Kent.
Weatmlnaler--A. E Day.
Winfel1-z=c. II. Wagner.
NioodlaRn--C. !. sadofsky.
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DEATHS.



! very SAD accident occurred iazt
Friday, April 4th, when Joseph !
Hensen, youngest child of Mr. ana
MTz. fieorge :. Benson. Of this city.
feII IN the reservoir ao1aIed near Ins
home OF his parents and ~ drowned.
He was aged : years. . months nd
% days. Besides his parents, he i
survived BY the following brothers.
George Russell. Raymond Leroy.
Weldon Bush md Alvin Lamar; md
one sister. ElIa Ruth. Funeral ser
vices in charge Of Rev. Edgar 4. Read
we're held Sunday afternoon i :
o'clock at Providence church and IN
torment made N adjoining cemetery.
The pallbeareTs were Bile Thomas.
Charles GrumbIne. Pearra Wantz and
Hume Crawford. y. A. snarrer q Son
funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-11
u L Now Colenal M1aaf.

The Weekly Advertiser. AnnaDolis
published Zhe following editorial:
Governor IiaFrlngIon's appoint
inens O. former States Attorney Id
ward Q. Weant, o Carroll. = a
colonel On his sta % succeed the
late State Senator Richard 4. Iohn-
son, OF Howard, VI ne Commended
~ all the friends O 1z4 brilliant md
popular Westminster lawyer.
Ned Weant is . powep in IFS
community. one OF Ene most sturdy.
dependable and capable citizens of
Carroll. Is rank It tha bar has
been deseryedly hlgn zIaee The be-
ginning o his career. 4 lawyer 0f
solid atlalnments, ana q foreaful
speaker, h has come 70 Oeaunv .
conspicuous place II Inis circuit and
throughout northern Maryland. Eie
attractive personality and aursuass
Of principle and unanazable moral
nber are familiar - every mas,.
woman and child i Carroll md
widely known outside hIs cun IN
mediate. community.
Under Governor Harrington eIaff
colonel has been something more than
m empty title, and Colonel weant
Joins a gooaIY c0n.aay. IN so1ue
future day he =. be naming
colonels Hzmself---aaz ne vii Be-
eminently worthy 10 be commander
In-chief."
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nnrgIars naHsack nesldeaee III Ill
linn W. Walden.

While the family Was attending a
theater Friday. burglars entered the
home Of William v. Walden. naIii-
more, proprietor OF stock farm al
MiddleburE. 1t is supposed thaf he
robbers made hurried escape .nen
they saH Mr. Walden stop his ma
chine IN front OF h home n he
HIIverware on the buTIaI was uoI lIa-
Iurbed.
During their visit tn robbers ran-
sacked three roomsz-Ihe front nd
middle rooms on The second floor md
the front room on the third IGOR.
The rooms we're In such condition
than Mrs. Walden w. unable 10 ell
lust hoW much was stolen.
The burglars entered the houzz by
IImmying onen the narlor window.
They unlocked the fronI door % IneY
could maEe : hasty axll but lei BY
Hay of kitchen window.
hrs. Walden discovered the robbery
.zhen she .eHt upstairs to Get aar
husbands umbrelie.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-11

The Westminster Grange vi mold
special meeting on Wednesday
evening. april Is = D. m, n the
Assembly Hall o he Westminster
High senoof Building. Worthy Chap
lain, !. ?. Anthony OF the State
Grange III be present 1t the meeting
and assist IN the degree work. De-
zrees - be conferred On several
applicants. 4 fuIz attendance Is
areed Members . sister oranges
wall b especially welcome. Light
refreshments viii = served after the
HzsetIas.
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zen NIgHIz n A H aoom.

TIE celebrated play Of Ten NlenIz
IN Bar Room will b presented :
the Opera H0nae Easter Monday night.
ApTIl 21st b GOOD cnzznany an@
STAGED With HnaeIal scenery.
Probably 10 cher play - been =
popular as tn famous nIav ana Inz
boo haa b sd b mzzIiona. :
VII be presented here : new -.
Modern werHI.z - ~ ! - not g.
aeeH N #z=z7Iuztez = serezz=
yea vill = @zHst drsN = heaze
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IN aEaORIAa

y = but loving feuiemhfaHEs of 0ui
deaH daughter. EIzlH 4 Llppg HHa aapart
90 III IIIe four maHlls hso Dse.mbsr n
| aens baI not forgotten.
/ We Hzz.F shall faHEzI you L.
MnIIs N this HaTId NC sta.
Oar hearts have n.4eH been he Eams
Sine Teu have nHzzsd away
IN sHH Halae wH HaIIy miHs -,
Aud zsaF many HstH Of leFs.
bg1 - zHow yaH - waiting IaH -
Ia - Fathers Hama above.
on haH hard ws Ted 20 save HHr
PFHfeTH aud tsaFs Hsfe ali IN saia.
| HnpnE zHHsis eHmH md TOOK -
=. ffpH Iais word q toll - pain.
Farewell deaF EtIla but not forever
fhsHs I'll BE- glorious dawn
We III meet ta - no HeTsI.
ttH - HrHurresIIsa morn.
sha ~ loo HweeI p live,
The Huzels thought i best
/ 10 n. mr. darling Elne
Wit Issns home u rest.
~ - .aihrr n 1ather, ~ ana Airs.
Wheu =. speak - loving naHs
our go with Ia#Es arc WeI:
On HIzIHH how W l6xHd you,
Ann - viii HaI forget.
hut II uuF saddesI moments,
One H#npy thought Huids sHH4
We I'll Iaeet aEaIH. dear sister.
And b happy Hume sweet d..
We d NJ know IHH pain ahe I0Tn.
~ ID not zee haT do;
lint on .hew she Hlapt awaT.
Without Kidding u good bYs
out n he lonely graveyard.
BeHszIH the cold. EnII clnyz
ThlHe IH.K aid n dear hlsieIZ
FenH months aEo Ioday.
on ths safrow OF tint morning
WIsn Ne stood around her grave.
Happy aHgeiH cama nd bore her.
Prom IHls world. Iuar months aKu
by he brother ana later -in-taK. 1r. ana
y Mr.. sr....l. Eznest s.. y: st.saft. .,.l
HeHH zEHHfIy IN #UuH afleuf 4aHHn
Bg be- nIeee. Edna :. Stewart.
In - but loving remembrance q my
dear nTeIHarstn- -IaH. John y. Lively. who
a,sg .osg IHTse months go. December 20
Farewell my brother dear,
Life i ID without IN here,
nh. NJ. He meet = heaven or home
God paIIad ron home. Il was Ill laIy slll.
But II u. heart ] Ioxs you atIII
sometimes Four sIzIHn grows p elear
! OFF, pray 20 night hass longer
hut CO.. alll. NJ. oarz be done
fon ~ always = remembered
10 thlH Hz.TF world . strife
And - nall ne.z= HH forgotten
~ To- = Cod EIEzz Ne life.
meazH = yosZ - brother.
For lhe HsaFt that =Hanrns ulneszzIY.
MournH silently nnd IoW.
Forgotten sHeti .aAaIl never Be,
Thy 1aaa shall evsr aee
Rest Z peace
by - IaFIng HizlsE=IH=iaw, Florence s.
Sleep anz EAR brother
And IHEE ~ rect.
God eaIIaI s8u home.
IAc tAaHzHI il beaa
He - or suffering here
and aIzHaa the golden gate.
- b. brother In IL. IN. :. Hz1an. /
lust IHH.@ months 20 since j zIaa1. he.
zI1z zour death bed
How zn@Hza Il - aHan word enc he
- 4sa6,
He a. - Hare IIna = bid q 80 bye.
81 hls her a64 IzzIIzr.in-lae. =. ana
8
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Owing = the Easter holidays mere
VII be no rehearsal d The Choral
Society until Monday. Apris 2s II 3
D. N.
hrs. Martha A. azozzIamyer. a.ell
= years. died al WzIIzansp0rt. i'd.
March 81. Equilla J. Stottlenxer.
Union Bridge. Is q 20.
Charles :. King has gone to gir-
Elnia TO buy load of good horses.
These horses may b seen aL mis-
stable on Main and John streets. on
Wednesday. April 16th.
Mr. Winter c. Del. of Amatol. y.
J. and Harvey Dell. of WestmineIer
have returned home after visiting
heir brother. 6. " Del. Washington.
.. 9.
Lieut. Harry EmIEh. son Of 1r.
and Mrs. .. r. EmiEh, East Main
street VINO arrived al Charleston. !.
:. last week from France, In nov on
short furiough with his parents.
The Hnehoro schooI will enter
TIN the LIna1oro Fire Department On
Anril 10 and On April sist the IRE
Company vi hold \ faIr and fasli-
Fai for the benefit Of IAe company.
Western Maryland College Il
scheduled 70 play two games OF ball
.IIh M. sI Mary,a. EmmitshurE.
The first Ezms viii b played here
on April E. and ne second #
Enmltsbure Nay 6,
Mrs. John d. Beit. West Main
street Wa taken to Iha Maryland
General Hospital. baltimore IaaE
.sek and operated upon. The opera
Ton was Success and Ha are EIad
= report her improving.
Three boz who escaped nom Iho
Rosewood Home. at 0xIngs MIIIs.
HeTe arrested at Mt. Pleasant saIur-
~ by Officer stem M brought n
LhIa city and placed in ii until SIM
Iay when The authorities af Roses Cd
arrived and took them bach.
Hr. jacob Thomson. Of Hagers-
IoHn. haa bought ; property aI
Cranberry from A. !. BurkhoIder
nd has moved there. 1t present
he house i being painted and ran=
waited. William II. Gaasell Il he
PAINTER.
Tho young people IT Sandy Mount
shnreh viii hold an entertainment IN
.He basement u the church on Tue
- nisht. April l5. i InelemenI i
I'll be held Wednesday night. !
LAY will Be given, dialogues. comic
IonKs and neeltatioHs II cordially
invited
The Womaa's Home and ForaIKn
soelety Of he Lutheran
Innrch, st Matthews. Pleasant "a
- Will hold It's regular monthly
meeting = he. home II jeremiah
zoontz on Tuesday evening, April
.. Il s o'clock. Should the weather
: nnfavofahIe Il will b held the foI-
owing evening
N order = enlarge hls packing
zalory at Silver Run. :. Irving Kroh
: moving across the turnpike
yelling purchased o Austin :.
rot The work II n charge u
John CouIz0n : Bro. oT
hanover TIE house ~ have 10 =
1Ened completely around IN transit.
now faces vest, and n It's new %
atom u VII Taee the eaHI.
General perahing advised the Var
department that the TRenty-nmtn.
nIrty-third md Seventy ninth DIYI-
IonH had been released Ior return u
= United States, the order effective
- TO the THenty-ninIn.
: 10 the ThlrIyzthird April 10 and -
The SevenIy=ninth ApTIl 10. These
visions are composed q men from
zTnoll county. Company II Is aIao
l6Iuded.
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Margaret Mlnton dIaa Thursday.
ADril 3 aI .Ine home . Iar daughter.
rs. Theodore Eckara. =, OF UnI1n-
On aged = years. months and !
IaYe.
Funeral services we held today
= Baltimore md inIeTIaani made n
- Western cemetery. Baltimore. :.
: Fass : s1H funeral directors.
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William Young. Dazzald Myers and
Jannxn IN Or solder boIz Hho
arrived = Camp Hzaa4s from France,
have 1ezH nnetez@z eut oT zzTsiee
and ara - hons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-11

Bethel aeHooI will I'D an enIsr=
IaInznent . Good Friday eveaza..
Ill Is. bazIaning = 90 ofczozE
: God nHazzzn - - renzzz=zz
- which = Grean - confeeZI.az
=. iii = = ale.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-11

: community Spelling Bee will b
he'd Il Unionlo.n public school On
Easter Monday night. ApTII Il, BE-
ginning promptly ! s o'clock. Every
On = invited. Refreshments Will b
acId sIIss The spelling.
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Mr. Q. :. Corbin. -. Main HIrasl
= gone : Florida HHaTe be ezHzeIs
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-7--a@9-9
IzIIshaM.

Am Emellna Hltcheu dIea a
Springfield State Hospital. EsEesyilIe
Tuesday aged Il .ears. months and
rs d.. A number Of nIeess and
nephH.s survive ler.
Funeral services we're hel1 IT her
home II Taues.1.a Thurzzz. Rev.
Guy :. Brady 0zzZeIatine. znzzrmenI
In Reformed cemetery raIIbaarera
were Iohn HellsbrIak. Charles .. II.
GhTInsE. Harry Lambert. Co horn
insaIz~. VILLA. EIsar ~ Ailten
oAlsE. :. O. - q =. funeral
diFezZ.==.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-11
HIzIer.

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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-05-22
MADE TO SELL

There are still some of us who remember the
story of the man who bought a razor on a mar
ket day from what was then known as a cheap
john" or "cheap jack"-a class who in that day
took the place of the modern mail order house.
These men were peddlers between fairs, at
which places they set up their booths and did
a roaring trade. The purchaser of the razor
thought he had been particularly shrewd in buy
ing a razor of a shilling until he attempted to
shave with it. With skin gashed and smarting,
he betook himself to the rascal who had sold
him the razor and denounced him for selling a
razor that would not shave. Shaver" said the
peddler, lit was not made to shave!" Abashed
the agonized owner demanded to know what it
was made for, if not to shave. ITO sell, " was the
curt response Of the peddler as he packed his
traps for newer but no greener fields.
Somebody is trying to sell the farmers Of
North Dakota a razor that will not shave-an
instrument that will not work. Somebody has
drafted a Terminal Elevator bill and wants a
vote upon it by Iniative election. It has the form
of what is wanted, it looks like it might work
but a trial will show it's falseness. It isn't made
to work it is made Ito sell" the farmers Of
North Dakota. :
The day of.hte political "cheap john" is over
in North Dakota. Governor Frazier has stepped
in and said: "You cannot offer your fake wares
in this state" The legislature has furnished the
genuine article and the cheap substitute, made
to sell'' will not be sold today, thank you. - =
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-05-22
40 OF 81 BANK EMPLOYEES
ARE d. B. C.. GRADUATES

Of the fifty three people employed
by the banks Of Fargo, N. D., forty
nine attended the Dakota Business Col
lege, Of that city. Mr.. M. Murek, re-
Gently placed with the First National
Bank Of Fargo, makes fifteen now en-
ployed there.
A. F. Seidl, of st. Anthony, a Post
Graduate, is now Assistant Cashier of
the German State Bank of Strasburg.
In a recent letter, MI. Seidl said: "The
best thing I eve did in my life was
entering the Dakota Business Col
lege."
Summer School opens June 2. In
duiries should be addressed to F. L.
Watkins, Pres, 806 Front St., Fargo,
n. D.