davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-04-01

~rhe Grabcoins are spending the
winter ID Florida, remarked Mra. Duh
waite, who wns glanclng over the W.
clefx pages.
.well, what Ii shat to uaxT asked
sir. Dubwaite. fretfnlly I'VE can't
AFFORD to spend me winter IN Florida. =
probably not. answered Mrs Duh
waite, with an air pe resignation. n
lust thought I'd call your attention e
the fact that II a stan being dones'
birmingham Age Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-04-01

ii warm water Mix we'll together and
lel the mixture stand for several days
Keep he wash shns made n kettIs
81 porfmssle heateF when naed, put 4
81 a. bot ns possible with painters
brushes ar with whlsewaab brushes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-04-01

II anybody tellN YOU taat a.ssn esss
Size snid 10. the betting Is % b ]
IL some one lilac fexel aa'd nny
mrl d thing. clnalnneli Enqulrer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-04-01
SUPERIOR RATION foR STOCK
ycuua Anlmaia win Make spIsndld
ntowsb on Corn sllaps and
Glover al Alfalfa

Young stock from ne time 4 y
weanadl viii mike i splendid growth
on cofn nllaep aud clover Or hlfaIka
ms WItllpus nay Ktssln TINS ratian
II hoi 6gIs e|irnp one bit N within
ne reach IL hlssai eYery FARMER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
I'm Case Practice

Ell sabado ultimo, Sc recibi6 Ell el
Capitulo de Puerto Rico dc Ia Cruz
Roja Americana un cable del Cuertei
General de Washington, que deHia:
"Asistan la Sra Rosa Ocasio y Gin
CO nifos que viven en- Hoyo Frio, San
Juar, necesitan 9uxilio fnanciero
medicc.''
Acto seguido, e. Capitulo SO comuni
CO con la Sra. del Doctor Lugo Vina,
presidents del Comit6 del Servicio del
Hogar de San Juan. La Sra. Eugo vi
ma visito persona slmente la casita de
la Sra. Ocasio Ella tiene un hijo EN- los
Estados, q. fu6 Ell que solicit6 la inter
vencion de la Cruz Roja en- Washing
ton, que mensualmente lie envia algo.
Sc trata de una familia buena hon
rada. Los hijos pequefos sufren de pa
ludismo la casa queda ahora por
virtud de las obras del dragado, en-
medic de un pantano.
PRACTICABLE la investigation, ell Ca
pitulo Sc comnnico con ell Departamen
to del Interior, la Sra. Ocasio ten
dra uEa tienda de campafia provisio-
nalmente Y luego una casa de las que
Sc construyen en- ell barrio obrero, y
sera atendida en- todo debidamente.
Ell Capitulo, que esta trabajando en-
los preparativos de una campafia en- la
que ell Pueblo de la Isla decidira 81
quiere no quiere que subsista la Cruz
Roja en- Puerto Rico, desea presentar
este case a su consideration. Al ruego
de un hijo a mas de mil leguas de dis
tancia, Sc mueve rapida toda una po-
derosa maquinaria de bien para ell so
corro de una madre otros pequefios
hijos.
IDejaremos enmohecer esa maquina-
ria permitiremos que Sc destruya por
falta de ambiente entire nosotros?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
UN ESPIA JUzGADO
POR Los "SINN-FEI-
NERS" DE IRLANDA
Continuation de la pag. 1a.)

continuation de la pag. 1a.)
ted sus propositos. Els listed un
falsario, un impostor, y, ademas. que
ria usted ser un asesino. listed ha We
nido aqui con ell prop6sito de asesinar
a Mr. Collins, nuestro Ministro de Ha-
cienda.
Mr.. Hardy, al oir este, hizo un
movimiento para sacar ell revolver del
bolsillo de su pantal6n; pero Mr. Grif
fifth, riendo exclamo:
Alto. Todo es inutil NADIA de dra
mas. Los senores presentes no son
''sinn feiners'', sino redactores de al
gunos diarios del mundo.
Y en- seguida fue presentado al es
pia desenmascarado ell corresponsal de
la "Chicago Tribune, a un cronista
del diario londinense DAILY Mail" a
un redactor de "'La Liberte'', de Paris;
un enviado especial de lie Petit
PCrisien'', al representante de "La
Libre Parole'', tambien de Paris
un colega espafiol Representative de Gel
Sol'', de Madrid.
Pero Mr.. Griffith hizo un gesto.
La puerta Sc abri6, y el espia, enjugan
dose ell sudor con la manga del imper
meable, sali6 escapado y sin saludar a
padie. mo tenia mas que una hora
para alcanzar ell barco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
HOSPITAL PRESBITERIANo

Sc necesitan sefioritas blancas que ha
yam cursado primer afo de Alta Escue
la para completar la clase de Proban-
das que Sc organizara a fines de diciem-
bre. Las de la Isla que deseen solici-
tar deberan dirigirse Miss Rosa A.
Gonzalez, superintendent de Nurses;
y 81 residen en- San Juan en- pueblos
limitrofes podran verla los lunes, mier-
coles viernes de once y media doce
antes meridiano en- su oficina del Hospi-
tai.
Las alumnas de esta escuela diariamen
te son solicitadas para trabajar dond-
clio, hospitales, instituciones benehcas,
centrales azucareras, sanidad, etc., de
modo que Sc ofrece una brillante opor-
tunidad para asegurar su porvenir.
Ell Hospital Presbiteriano tiene la Es-
cuela Clasica de Nurses Bastara So
10 que usted Sc gradne en- ella para que
sea siempre solicitada, mejor retribuida
y bien considerable por ell pdblico en- ge-
neral
Somos La garantia y seguridad de me-
dicos pacientes Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
DOS TEMBLoRES DE TERRA
SENTIDOS EN- MAYAGUEZ

Las conmociones terraqueas han
vuelto a producer inquietudes zozo-
bras en- Mayaguez
El viernes por la noche la TERRA
volvi6 temblar, cerca de las once;
y pocas horas despues, ell sabado a las
siete de la manana, sintiose una Sc
gunda trepidacion.
La tie-ra parece que ha querido
tomar parte Ell la enconada lucha que
los hombres esan llevando ALI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

Gerenbod. San Der NaAt dunl
|16. Gopeuaber mur0e elm n%ertDeger1er
|DieBtaN IN unlerer Stride ansge-
|fiibrt. gerrnitteIs stemmeien muir
|oe Sic gire geiprengt. Gin 3iboriun,
laeudter nno 8lumenltrduBe tpl1roen
|aeltoblen nllD rednet man ben Sd)a'
|oen auf $500 ST.
9annooer.
9snabriid. Cine 8uuoe non
|&irdenrdubern bat gnbe 0ftober ole
|llmgegeno beimgeiudt. IS tp1roe
|eingebroden in Sic 10th. Stride IN
|a@aenborft, in Der euangeIiihen Sir,
DIE 5u Mdelrieoe unb in Der fatb. Sir
de 5u giiienoorf. grbentet puroen
|aelde, gbormdntel, alben, Altara11s-
riifungen ltno cine Rommuaioubanf-
|oede. 80 9ie goloene 5ob5eit fe1er=
ten Sic gbeleute 8ilbelm Beder an
Ser 8ieienbabitraBe Geo. %, nno ote
|gbeleute aonrao &leine nro Sran,
Warearetbe geb. &lasges. Nod etfl
imeiteres Subtlaum fam Serr Rle1ne
|oemnadit begeben, namlid a1n 9.
lMara ndbIten Sabres leln 5O 1aDrt=
|nps Mrbeitsiubilaum a1f bent b1e1t=
qen @ilen= u1o Stablperf uno 1dlteB-
lid nod einen oritten @eoenftag am
Ii. MprtI 1921, an tpeldem Gage Die
|fSamilie 43 Sabre i'm 9anle Bram=
IfderItraBe IS nobnt. Drei Snbtlae1t,
sic 1ra1r penigen beidieoen ftro.
Sim 8. Nopember begging Die 9ona-
ldullebrerin SRI. q. Sbet1i11g oas 6elt
hires %qoloenen Dienfiubilaums. Vftt
Musnabme oes eriten 8ienltiabres bot
lie lire gauge Mmtstattttgfeit Der Cont
|idule %gemiomet. 5eierlider 8ottes=
|oienif uno cine 8ratulationsfnr muir
SEN aus oieiem anlaB gebolten.
Seferrei6.
8ien. ~ Die tidediide 3egiernrg
perfigte onn 10. Nopen1ber Die Nus=
|meiIuna 1dmmtlider 1lotuafiiher Hrie
tier, melhe 1T ungarn ifuoierten, me-
zen angeblider bodperrateriid)er
8ropaganoa.
essnnsbruf. S1 Ser Nabe bon
&uflfein miitet felt @noe Sftober Elm
GROCER @alobranb, Der bereit5 ptele
9efftar boditdrnrnigen g~aumbeifano
eingedfdert bat. Mus %SnnSbrld
nnroe Militar at 20i6arbeiten ber=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
Is. De3ember, $40

G,5nnipa1t aus dublin (SrlanO er-
,,un1tt. 6err OSuninar miro bereifs
in bie{eun i8nter.s emelter gorleian-
gen balten.
@iirttem6erg.
gapangen. 80 9ier feierte Der Ma-
Ieru,eiiter 8ra,1s nno ieine gbefrau
Sas Seit Ser g~oloenen Sodaeit. Ser
bofaD. 9furrer Sermaun 8iibler BON
Reubingen lit elmer 9er5ldnring er-
leaen. Ser 8eritorbene beiaB cine
au%saiebige poetiide Moer, oefIen Ge-
ididte in 5ablreihen idmabilhen
8ldttern erihienen. @r ipar audi iehr
f%unftiinnig. 8farrer 8abler mar atrt
8. Suit 1872 in Spaidingen geborert
inns am 20. Suli 1887 Gum 8rielter
aeneiht mor0en. - Mm 26. Sftober
brod i'm 6ahr5eugtperfe Nefarlum
sseiter aus, oas sic ean5e1 Waga5ln=
aeba1loe pernihtete. Ser Sbooen miro
aeqen cine Millinn Rarf geldabt.
2nrenbmrg.
aurembura. - 9ier baben groe
gftpber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itattge=
furroen, oie uidt our 8efrieoignng Der
9tufen nusfielen. Gum eriter Wtal ba-
ben audi sic 6ral1en geiuablt. gldfter
fpotteIn, tpeil atd1 Ste pNonnens ge-
uablt hoben. &pmiid! gs beltebt ood}
8ablpflidt, 5. E. ale 9mrger nno
giirgerinnen ii11b perpflidtet, an Der
l1rne su erlbeinen, eiuerlei, meldes
aleio Tie tragen. @aren Bic petbllden
Groenslerte oabeim geblteben, 10 bot
te man ibnen geradturg bes Geietes
poraeporfen.
gdteruad). - lluiere alte Mbtel=
firde batte feierliden Sdmud a11ge=
leet fir oas Set nnleres Batrolts,
oes 81. @illibroro, ant Z. Ropen1ber.
GieIes sssabr erbielt bte Seier oe5 6e=
ties eiren beionbers g%lan5polen eba=
rofter baourd, oab Ser bodlp'fe 9err
giihpf e5 Iih nidt periagte, I'M err
item SATIRE Ieines Gontiftfates Dem
stpeiten Saffron bes 211rentburger
2nnoes feline gerebrung oar5ubrlnaen,
inbem er in Ser gn1ilifu Eontiftful=
amt uno 8ontififalbesper ,btelt.
8eti11gen.- Sim Z. Nopernber taro
mad Ser gesper Sic firdlide 8eihe
oes neuer Srieobofes ftatt. Mnf gl11-
Iaouna Ser lobl. Notwithstanding
uaflnen ole &orperIdaften nno ges=
cine baran tell. 9te Seier tDar cine
einorudspo1e religioe &nnogebung-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
aartDffel@nd)er?
Srnberfe 9th. M1ih., 6. 8e

Sraperie Gitp, Mib, 6. Sec. 8
MISUNDERSTANDING in IraDerfe @itp
Weid., bebaupten, oaB IN 2%agerban=
fern I'M nor0lihen Midigan 1,O0O,,
600 8ufdel o&rtoffeln liegett, fin
uelde oie Jarmer 81 pro 8lidel Der
nngen; oas Mngebot lit 60 Gents
Glide ser Gambler iagen fir nad]=
ties Sriibiabr eine 8ieoerDelnng bcr
grfnhrung bonn Sabre 1914 porats,
no Snnberttaulenoe 8ufdel &artof=
feln ms Bafier getporfen puroen.
Wtan BORT bielfa6 Beibner6en iibet
ste @onferen5 fanabiiber &artofel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
~|onaeaoeen. Ser gdaoen erreidt bic
he Milioref1.

tQn9e80GeU. ne GllStu3S ~
he Riqioner1.
GdIueia.
5dapD3. 9ier fanb an 6. u1o
Il. Moben1ber sic Notwithstanding
bes 5daueiser &atboliiden BreBper-
LENS itatt. - Der Bunoesrat bat oas
etbaer. BoItoepartemert beauftragt.
{ofort sen Gntmurff fir eire11 ortngll-
den Bunoesbe1hlub aus5laarbelten,
|mortn fir bic Da1er eiines Sabres
porldufige Grb0blng Ser 8oittaren
por5uleben fino, Die an I. Sat1aar
I1921 in Strait treten. Nadoem oas
|Defisit Ser Eoitperpaltung fir oaS
ssabr 1920 runb % Mtaioaen be-
|trogen nnb fir bas folgenDe SaDr
auf SO Miuione1 geidast miro, n111B
|Iofort. Die Snre fir Brief-, 8elb- nno
8afettfenbungen erbobt nerhen.
IDie @riibelalbabn miro felt ne1tg
8oden eleftriid b%etrieben. Sic fdbrt
bon gern iiber Ben 4ntitb Belp rr0
ian elmer Neibe freun0lider Dorfer
borbei, mad Ebun. sic bat 10 has
8ei{piel Ser 5pie5=8oningenbabn be-
fpIgt nnb gebt Der Grlenbad=33tpet-
lfimmen= mno Ser 8ern=5htpar5en=
burg-gobn boran, Die ibr auf Dem
|gleid)en 8ege bulb folgen tperoe1t,
l1no fpater lou m1h Die Strefe Bern=
Neuenbreg4gabn, bie Elm pradtiaes
I@tuiif a2no Dem 8erfebr eri6lof1en
bot, an De; Geibe fomnen.
MDrobettId1anb.
@ombnrg. 8eitere 6ortfdritte
lin ser Grbol1ng Ser 0eutiden Snou-
Iffrie aeben aus Ben Sabresberihten
bon 1876 6irmen berbor, Ste fiir oas
labqelmufene Nedu1ungsiabr $685.
1880 Marf- Geminne, nm 123,952,=
ZOOS Scarf mebr, als poriges Sabr,
fDer5eidnen. Cine 6arnbnrger &afao=
ISsirmn, Sic fir 1917Ieine 9iDioenoe
bon 5, oas ndddte Sabr bon 6, fir
t1919 iebod bon $50 8ro5ent erfldren
|fonnte. 2ebtere 6irna begriinoet bic
Efe ungepobnIibe Dibibenbe 6amf,
|baB iie tire &afao.@rnte in gcuaoor,
t5ns fire 5auptbe5ugsquene it, per-
fanfen ml1Bte fnno fiir oteie tn Solo
lbe5ablt ptroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
GalAsasitbr nn6 GradJt.

Die Saidenoiebe iteuen sIeibfam
Die Rlaiie Der .5einmedanifer oes
@iebesbanoperfs" I'm. uno tie
baben INNER groBen lstoI3 ge3eigt
iiber Die meiiterbafte Ausiibung
ibrer .aunit~ ME bic 5diIoerung
bes .Weifteroiebes@ bonn @rin1m-
ide11 Mdrder1 Bis al ben flaiiilden
Gon1a11er1 zines SieIoing uno
Didens benefit. Ser Snfdenoieb 1T
fir feline rArbeit" nher auf cine
gnn5e Meibe dlBerer umit1noe an.
getpieien, un6 inter bieien ipielt Die
Sradt cine pidtige RoIle. Gin
friminaIitii9er Gadmapn ipeift
paranf bin. Die Die Saibenbiebe
INNER INIT Ser 0sooe~ mitgeben.
4s bie 6rnl1en bic 9aiden binte11
am aleio trugen, oa batten Die
h.9erren 2nngfngerM cine goIoe1e
3eit uno bielten reide grnte an
805en 1tn0 tDertpoIen 9inger oner
art. 9a aber befabI Die launifde
Wobe pl0slih, baB Die 9afden bon
Cen 9amen born ar1 &Ieib getragen
neroen muBten, nno nun fam cine
boie 8eriooe fir Die Sainenoiebe.
gs mar n1iBeror6entlih ihtpierig, ia
fait a11rmoglih, in Die Enfbeu Ser
9men gu geIangen. Mber Die
Wooe bate - freiIid mbetpuBt
Elm Giaieben nit Ser SCOT oieier
Wenfdenflaffe, uns 10 idaffte fie
benn Die Eo1den iiberbaupt ab.
5eit elmer Iangen Heibe bon Sesabren
fibren Die 9anen lire Borte-
monnnies uno @ertgegenitGnoe IN
6nnbtaihen 11no gelteIn nit ii1.
Stun bIHbte nieoer bas 9aihenoieb-
gctperbe in nngeabnter @eiie nuf.
3nbnoie Srids pnrben erfunoen, Inn
ben 9amen lire r1euen rSniden" 5u
erleidtern. Ser MnfGnger muBfe
fih freilih nit Ser brutalen @epaIt
begniigen, nit Ser er SEN 8euteI
cinfah aus ser 9anb rib, unb 10
ip11roe ser 9ieb gum Gdcuber. Die
erfabrener 4enner bes 6ndes
fanoen onbere MitteI nno @ege, 70
3. g. BEN, Bob elmer iih 5unddit an
bie 9on1e berm0rdngte, bas 5dIob
Ser Safde ooer Sic Gdnur beg
Se1ttels loferte, noranf Damn Der
a1bere ftd an Sic offenen Seiden
ltnb 8e1tel heronidlid u1o nit
9etdtiafeit SEN Snf1alt beraus-
prafti5ierte. Sebt freilid baben bie
9amen aelerrt, arf Ser Suit a,
lem, nn6 fie balten lire gaidel1
iorgfam urb angftlid in ibren
arn1en. Sic 9iebe baben fih 6nher
nebr u1rb mehr SEN Safden ser
6erren %5ugetper1bet, uno ibr @eid6ft
flibt mebr als lie. 9enn bas
Drd1gen unb 5toBen Ser Maifert,
sos heute iberan, defenders IN Der
1tntergrunbbabn unb ouf ser 5tra-
Benbabn, iibIih lit, getpdbrt linen
Sic reiditen Sagogrinbe. Gin be-
liebfer Grid 1T es 8. g., oaB elm
Ma1n beim Mnfturm auf cine gnbn
fid 6o5ntfden @ordngt uno 10 cine
5tod1ma b%erborruft. 9oourd ent-
felt Elm 5toBen uno 5dimpfen.
Sic Mufmerfinmfeit Ser Menge lit
abgeIenH, unb Ser @ou1pIi5e fam
u~rteroeiie1 ungeit0rt fem 6anonerf
e1tsibeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

9entide Yraes iperben eutred9tet.
Dos nelle 5pradengefes b~erin1ult
Sen Deutiden Brags fir Die Submit
6as Medbt, III oe1tider 5prahe NIT
ben 8eb6roen 5u Derfebren. Ser
gebrauh Der oc1ttfder 5prnd)e nirb.
mar Niiinoerbeiten nit Mebr aIs 20!
b. S.. Reutid,en gerudbrl. Sn oeln
pon Brelben ao%gctrenrltel Dsbipt
i'll oos aidcd1iid1e sic aurtsfprade
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
mus baben idaffen pollen. 9esbon
Ilon oas oemofratifde 9el1tidlano
|oranBen bleiben, mdbreno oas inrpe-
rtaliitii6e Sranfretd fir ii6 Die err
ife @eige benniprnft.

Scene, sic Ben leBter &rieg ben er=
iten 8eltfrieg 11ennen, befunoen oa-
our9 redt tpenig 8ibelfeffigfet. Ser
erite @effrieg muroe I'M Barao1efe
gum austroa gebrndt. 3miiden gDa
uno Ser 5hlange. Sic Sdlange Hieb
@fegerin. Bns lid befmntIib I'M
Iekten Beltfrtege %tpieoerbolte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
HOLIDAY PERFUME
CHRISTMAS CANDIES

Lovingly and Huyler's $, in beautiful
boxes, at from 75c to $500. The best
v e See window display.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

Den nod @enf entfunoten gertre=
tern Mrgentiniens fommt Die 2iga Der
Nationen gu tpeniq 6emofratild Dor.
Miam fdeint ulio a11d in argentinien
in boaem nmfange nidt begriffen 5t
|baben, 51t Incident 3mede 6ie 2iga ge-
griinoet tp11roe; baB lire Grinder
nibt einen Sort Der Gennofratie, ion=
bern ein @erfae1g BEG Smperialis-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
IVORY

Our stock Of ivory is very complete
You will make no mistake in making
selections from our line FOR a Christmas
Gift, as ivory will make e splendid
Christmas present
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

Son oem f1einen @riede1lanoe
fonnten aud gr0Bere Golfer lerne1>
tDie man iogar 2euten Dom S6loge
syodg nnb Mileranbs &eSpeft etr-
fl0Bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

The I~nter-racial Council, New York
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

farmer, melde angeblid 1nlauter lit,
neil Der gerinnb BET 9etroit mir nber
ENC fur5e 5trede gebt uno fir anr=
toffeln fein @%infubr5oll 3n be5allcn
lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
EASTMAN KODAKS

is an exceptionally appropriate gift for
Christmas. We have a large stock Of the
most wanted sizes and styles Of East
man kodaks. Winter scenes are as beau
tiful to preserve as those Of summer.
We also have Eastman films and ko-
dak supplies.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
CIGARS

Holiday boxes, u to SO in a box. Most
Of them have the Blue Label Prices
from soc upwards. He will thank you
for one Of these.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
FOUNTAIN PENS

makesa most acceptable gift. We have
the min stubs. fine and heavy points,
and in the wellknown Parker and Conk-
lin makes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-12-03
KEYSVILLE


Charles Cluts and wife entertained
the following at turkey dinner on
Thanksgiving: George Cluts and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Boiler, of Logs; Guy
Boiler, wife and children, of Rocky
Ridge; Byron Stull, wife and daught-
ers, Kathryn and Mildred; Russell
Stonesifer and Charles Van Fossen.
Mrs. w P. Baumgardner still con-
tinues on the sick list.
Warren Devilbiss and sister, Mis-
souri,. of near Toms Creek, spent Sun
day with Calvin Hahn and wife.
George Ritter and daughter, Anna,
attended Thanksgiving, dinner at
Rowe OILERS, near Elnmitsburg.
Miss Carter, of Blue Ridge College,
was a guest of her school mate, Miss
Victoria Weybright, over the Thanks
giving holidays.
2 "A delightful surprise party was
held at the homefef We Ritter's last
Friday evening" About eighty were
present. -@ -
Misses Elsie and Mary Baumgard-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-12-03
FINKSBURG.

Rev n. C.. Clougn Will hold a series
of Cottage Prayer meetings proceeding
the revival services which will be held
in the late winter.
Miss Glova Armacost entertained
the Y. P. B. on Saturday evening. All
had pleasant evening and enjoyed
the good cake that Glova can bake.
Mrs. Margaret Conway and daughter,
of Pleasant Hill. have returned; haV-
ing spent some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Stocksdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar. Plaggemeyer
and daughter, of Mobile, Ala, are
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. ]. Lester
The Ladies' Aid met at the home of
Mrs. Philena Fenby on Thursday, De
cember 2 The usual routine of bust
ness was transacted.
Jacob Miller and John Fair, of the
u. s. Navy, have been spending some
time at their homes here. Russell!
Peeling and Ralph Barnes have en-
listed and will see life on the sea for
a while.
Some of our boys received 1st and
End prizes at the Carroll County ex-
hibit. They were pupils of Westmin-
ster High School. n
Hog cholera has broken out among
the registered stock Of Ira Dorsey.
Norman High, prosperous farm
er, underwent a slight operation at
Maryland University Hospital and is
improving and expects to be home
soon.
- Mrs; Frank s'Stocifsdale, rs who has
been onthe sick list, is improving b
Quite a number CT the officials of
this church attended the banquet held
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SANDYVILLE

The third quarterly conference OF
the Finksburg charge will convene at
Finksburg church next Monday mgm,
December 6, at 7.30 o'clock. All the
of1icials and others of the four church
es are urged to attend The Women
Foreign Missionary Society Will also
meet in connection with 1t, and the
ladies are requested tc be present and
make the meeting interesting.
The Mite Society will meet Satur-
day afternoon, December 4, at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Westaway. II IN
element it will be held on Monday
afternoon. Members invited to attend
Messrs. Jabez Shreeve, VIM. Westa-
way. VIM. Tanner, Frank Magee, Hen
nv Meckley Walter Robinson, George
Caple, Wilbur Yingling, Miss Ida
Greene and Mrs. Claude G. Bucklng-
ham attended the banquet and CONFER
ence of the different charges in the
county held at Westminster Methodist
Protestant Church last Friday night.
The festival held at our pubic
school last Wednesday night was a
success. A nice sum was realized.
The w. o. T. u. met at the home OF
MrS. we NIdpIS
November 16. A Darrell of provisions
was sent by members this week to the
Baltimore Kindergarten.
Members and friends of the w. c. T
u. sent large box of garments to the
''Near East RELIEF this week.
Mr.. Wilbur Arnold, who was hurt
in an auto truck accident several
weeks ago. is still suffering very much
and not able to be up.
People are engaged in butcherlng
this week. Some of the farmers are
finishing husking corn. The weather
has been splendid TO- such.
Preston Lester, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Mr.. AMI Mrs. Wilbur Ar
mold.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. Clough, and
REV. Mr.. Sadosky were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses
Shipley on Thanksgiving Day.
Z A number of persons are suffering
with colds which seem to be an cpl
demic. a.E
The weather has been cloudy and
rainy for few weeks.
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6 Carl McIane

Mrs. Carl McLane, of Baltimore,
spent from Friday until Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Joshua L. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Monroe. of Bal
timore. spent the weeks end with Mr.
and Mrs. Pool and Mr.. and Mrs. S..
Monroe.
Mrs. Hoines enent two weeks with
her son, Mr.. John Haines, of Steven
son.
~ Edward Bonner has bought
|: the property of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
l.. Shipley, of this place, and will take
charge of the store Monday, December
9th.
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gambler.

Christian Endeavcr at Providence
Methodist Protestant. church Sunday
evening". December q, at p. m. All
are welcome. Il . E's'f
Miss Catherine Hutchins, of Balti-
more, spent from Wednesday until
SundaysWith Misses Annie and Gladys
Lester.
Mrs. B.. F.. Pool spent from Satur-
day until Thursday. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Monroe, of Baltimore.
Mrs, Thomas Wales. of Arlington.
';nent the weeks end with friends of
this place. ~
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The Happy Hour.

''You say the officer arrested you
while you were quietly Winding your
own business
Yes, your honor. He caught me
suddenly by the coat collar and threat
ened to strike me with his club I'M
less accompanied him to the station
house, fa
.ai'YoH4 were Quietly attending to
your own business, making NO noise
or disturbance of any kind?'
None whatever, sir" - $40 ~
1T seems very strange, What is
your business r, "st
I'm burglar. "-Tit-Bits
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This Judge Needs Rest After Hearing
500 Divorce Cases

Chicago. November 26.-Judge
Rickham Scanlan, of the Circuit
Court, has been specializing in di-
vorce cases lately.
Now Judge Seaman is in a sana-
torium. The reason is too much di-
vorce."
The judge went to a sanatorium
in Milwaukee for weeks rest. ?
During the last IL weeks the judge has
heard approximately 500 divorces.
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A Case Of Business oversight.
The Ford Sedan

"Iky, did you hear about Moses
Rosenthal?"
NO." answered his friend, what's
happened to Moses
He's met with big loss!"
"And what has he lost?'
SHE'S lost his appendix.
"His appendix, is it-well, he new
err did have no business about him
why didn't he keep it in his wife's
name