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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
era Danmdrf.

Sprbfirlu paa Sslanb. Hepfia.
pif 15be Mai. Ser er igaar lore
fonlnlet poloiomme SorOrpiteIier PEG
Neptjaoif.
aaptcin EalnDan. aisbenbaDn
t5be Wtoi. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tor politiifc TorieelIer oil oglaa
fonlnc til at pmiatte Gaptein 0ulu.
oan, lont bar tlltalt for SDcrtrGocl.
ie al 9eitemmelierne ON &pcrpnlng,
Spa MasnnsiOn, ISLANDS Ddni-
tier, er antomlnet til Sicbenbapn pta
Gnglano. @all ifal pape aongens
llnocrifrift paa De al Oct iiolte gIl-
ting pcotagne 2ope % lfal Desuoen
fonferere ON Ntuli8beocn al ct Son.
gebcipg paa SSlano enonu / oenne
CONNER.
Get. GatbariuG Strife. Set inter.
e~siarte Irbeioe meo OF rette oell IfIG-
be Set Gotbdrlnp &irfe / Hlbe er III
lpffeligt flloiart, % nan iortiGtter
iiglgc "Hibe Stiltst." Oct itore Rc.
itallreringsorbciOe, bporueo bl. a.
aloitereta breoc 9uegalg qienitobeS
/ jim oprinoeligc Stitfelle.
8 Wnnb pmfommct. luxembourg
lite Mai. 4-naitet Sfonncrt "Sen.
rictte" al 5burs iom 26oc San. gif
ira aorser til Dtctbil ior at bertc
en- Saoning Sill til luxembourg, mae
anicea ~forliit me0 Wtano % Ntuo.
Stibct bar life naaet England, %
er life blet ieet iioen oct unoer Ell
iorrpgcnoe Sneitorm pasierebe Sta,
gen. "@enriette" bau0e S Manos
9elGtning.
So @aaroc autrnot al Suget. =
GSorlcoen N}iooag untpnotc 0niiter
ira Nr. Nebel Soget 8aarocier Mar.
tilltS ,ScnIen2 @anro paa Sfrunl2.
ager Mart. Sole 0oarocn neo.
brpnotc. Ser inoebrGu0te iigIqe
"Hibe @rtst," , @cite og ale Sui
meme. alorcne % llngtreaturrrnc
par beloigpis qaa Ntartcn. Snmme
Sog autGnotc Gbr. Sacobicns 6ooro
/ gel. Ser ncobrpn0tc Ell SGuge.
st Gaar, Ct Gam % CT <lo aplins
ger lnocbrPnote.
Gicuopm sbanoeler. 8obseier SEES.
pcrlen bar iislge "9auo. u. ap."
iolgt Serregaoroen IQlnqqaarb ocO
Sarge mcb tilb9renoe Gleftricitct2
pert til Gircftsr Sh. @crmunien /
Aarbus for 100000 SIR. Arealet er
600 Cor. 2aub.
- Sisrring 1i0e Diai. aonior.
tiet, Der eier Sopeogaaroen ajpras
goaro ueo 2aars, bar maseifii.et
ocnne meo gircbs Wiisiionabotel %
en- anoen gienbom / 4alborg. @oar.
Sen err iat iii 100000 Ser. og Glen.
oommen til 100000 SIR.
Gn 8utter brGnot paa Sapct. -
9utterne "8lorp" % "SbpQis", Der
fsres al 10 grsore Shopper o. altio
fifer i 5Gaesifab. por iorleoeu Wor.
len antommet iii Jiifeplabien lea.
10 apartmil tiliiss). oa "8lorD"
pIloielig itoo / Slammer. Nanoifa.
bet itoo masteslsit ooerior Den bei.
tige Brand % maatte burtigit gaa
~iraborbe 90 laoe liz optase az "Gbpl-
lis. ! Sebet al iorbauienoe fort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

Sio par "@Iorp" ifelgc "Nibe StiitS.
tloen6e" brpnot belt uco til 0ono.
itorpen. On Sloen9 Opfomit pcs
man intet, men Den outaae8 at bore
opltaaet unoer Sptunoinaen ira
@lUielampen. 9icocr Tor bcooe Gl,ts
tcrne er VfrgIer Suopig ariitcnien /
gabierq.
st Nlocroumsbjem / Sammcl. GSor
ct Narott0 lioen Dcoto0 San1ntcl
So9lleraao at labe opipre ct 9lloer.
o%omabienl. Segningcr OF Yloner
bIeO uoarbeioeoe, og oct belle proicf.
tereoeS til $4,000 Ser. Wcn Ycns
8efnopbeoen umiligQioroe CptaQcI.
'e al Saalt, % Sogen bIep ocrcitcr
lagt ben til heore (i0cr. %mioIcr.
ito hpnotc Der bette, at SfotsiSaro5.
icrer Sohs. Scnien / 6anlntcl fiebtc
JorrctninN % Gienoom / AorbuS,
oa Iaa If man ben Soc at fisbc bans
&tua til NlocroomsblCm for $4,000
SIR. Gil NiQacn hprer Ell BELLA &a-
be, oG Ser fan DO s Gerioncr / Iil.
lacn, ltocll at oennc bcbGoer at blioc
looct om. 30 rlbrc Gnfcr bar lief.
&c "SiIf. Np." ifipnfct iaIt $4,000
Sr. til @icmmct moo at iinoc Opta.
gellc poa oct.
SpbSialo. Gen ti0Iigere Gbci for
6itanSminiItcrietS peitinoiife Son.
tor, Zines &allien er aigaact peo
Gooen, 90 glar aannneI. San bleo
Tor ct Gar Ior iiben anerebct al
lpanlt Spge, ng OertiI iIllttcoe lio
&omplltotioner, Der eiterbaun0en
ne0brso bnm fulbitUnoigt.
- Fartifltlier g. 9Ditop, tioIige-
re Gier al Sor. gnifop / Nerre Ni@-
ium og Npgooro poo 2cmpig @u.
mari, er aiQanet peo 9eben / eli Nj.
Der al 50 Iar. San nor / lin 1i0,
oa ban 9lenncm Ell lGn9ere Narrpf.
fe orco en- onlf ''lloc S~tu0ehan0cl,
fienot oner set al Spuonb. San
bar &cterun ira 1864.
SocrlpQe Soff Sonicn oco
SueISminoc Snitboipitol or oiQooct
peo 9gben al &iertefrompe, 60 Nnr
8anlmel. San hanoe pGrct SperIU.
&c peo apitboipitalet iiben 1901.
&c aiitiae aursmpa. SiIfcborq
l2te Wtoi. Sgoor bapbc hi ocn ierite
rlqtiae Taar0ag, 90 alcre0e iooa
fo%religgcr ser W}cboelcIie ON at sc
Gifttae &DGqnp9 bar pprct pnoiGr-
De. s Seibierg neo HeofiGr9bro bar
Dc nernllg igaar ~angrcbet 4 abicr,
tilbsren0c 8uar0eier s. SGrcnicn,
neo oct Heiltltot, of ire al aoicrne
aacrebc er Oeoe % ben iieroe ncppe
fan leoe. Gnrlpgerne unbeialcr
2%ano6oert,e at pGre foriigtiQe / be
fcritc IA Gage / Wioi meo llobin,
Ding al &reoturer / Hrrhcoeu al
Gan0lgb, hOor De oiitigc GppQr1pg
'Grlig boloer til. Wtpoqcnc optrr.
ser melt miot poa Goocn, bporior
BET tilranocs, ot llobinoinq al area.
tltrernc FIN timber Steb Wor0en og
Nftcn.
Silfcborq 146e Mai. sos
@aorocier S~tciienicn, @ocI Ip.
QoarO, er cn Stlo. Ell etaara Inr oQ
ell GDic beoe e'tar Ingrcb al qi'tiQe
apGGmng, % , auier oa Ell Eur cr
lac meotoanc, at Sc neppc fan Ieoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11
MANDA ODDENS MINDE.

ode den 25de Marts 1920 og blev begraven paa Rock Vale
kirkegaard nar Echo, MINI, den 28de paa hendes Is
Saa er du lost fra Striden her
Og Ende der blew paa Modem;
kampen den var nok ganske sv9r,
Men frigjort du blev OGDEN:
Den Giest, den loser saa mango Baand
Og kjer den kommer, naar Nenne-Haand
Fl mere kan lindre Modem.
Som Blomsten visner ON tidlig War
Og dor for de iskolde Ninde,
- Saa blew din Lod de unge Aar,
Med Nemod vi gjemmer dit Minde!
O, denne Nerden er kold og graz!
- Men Himlen deroppe er lys og blaa
Der Nenner skal "Nennen" sin fnde.
Hvil dig da I'D hellig Ro,
vi we'd, du har Freden nu fundet
Du fix 10 slumre i Jesu Tro
Og dermed blir kronen vundet.
TAX da, Gud, for Diet Haab, du CAV!
bet lofter Synet fra bod og GRAY,
vi foler med Himlen forbundet.
II. G. O.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

Hun dsde den 25de Marts 1920 og bev besraven paa Rock Vale
Menigheds krkegaard n9r Echo, MINI, den 28de paa hendes Is
Aars Geburtsdag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

wv Ntut~tuSlpSVtu ! SAphppDth
Sronbbiem 7be Mai. Irbeiosmar-
feoet j 3ronohiem bor / l9ngere Sib
pGret nofiaa oaarlis % Der er intet
Sean til @eorins. 5 iioite Waaneb
par Der iolt omfring 600 Irbeibere
iom forgiGpes henpenote Tia til Ir-
beiosfontoret citer grbeibe. Salt
bar Der ope 1000 Inisgere til Iiot
pbcr 400 lebige Tlaoie. Stsrlt er
Acknowledgment blanot gergperfs-
og gnlpgsarbeioere 5 bisie 6ag
bar Der iolt 1SS Acknowledgements til
: Ieoige Glaoie. Saiaa blonot San
acknowledgements merte5 Irbeios-
lebigbeoen nofiaa iterft.
Sper 100 Mar. en- garmel "a
me, Trsfen Iliba 9ielien, Tom / oper
20 gor bar pGret / Sicneite hos
sIpgteu 9orchgrepinf, er b9o paa
99es, Sebemarfen. / Den hele SLIDER
al noaet ooer 100 Iar. gioebe fom
isrit Tom Susbeitprerinoe til 9ropit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-11

8nlbfuno paa Glitter. iii Timber.
~iitetets Sloiagsiamling er / oisic
Gage inhfommet ct 8~ulofuno ira
8aaroen Sotboug poa Glitter, Tom
teller blanot oct patreite al norife
Sl0funo ! De ienere Gtar. "a 8aaro.
briiaer Martin Stteien for nogcn
Sio iiben ifllloe barpe ct Inbroi,
rep @aroen op en- ieig Sorp, iom bel
bigpis eit flar al @atfens lfarpe
Gant. ga ban iparteoe til Sorpcn,
trileoe Der no 10 pr9gtige Cub.
impfter, iom tiitroos Tor at DC bar
blet libt ilOe mechanic al Soroorbei.
oet, aQiqepel bar bebolbt lin praet-
filbe SLAMS. Set er TO iaafol0te
8lllobratteater, og oct enc Stpffe er
ll6en Sammenligning oct %iterite, Tom
hibtil er iurtSct / Rorge. 5 Miotcu
Or irernitiaet et / gnnmel norif 9unit
fienbt Snrenlotio, o. uoenom bette
or belle 5Iaoen iplot meo StemoeI
notrpf. Smpftet bGreS / ct npSeIig
8ulorer o9tfct al 6iliarauarbeioe,
iom itiffer itertt al MOB oct mere
barbariife Irbeioc / Iibten. 8uIo.
impffer iom bisic er life iaa iieIone
/ norif Serb, men hiotil bar iuaen
naaet bet me ira Glitter / SterrcIie.
3e itriper iie ira "6olfepanorinesti-
BEN. bpiIfei bill iige, OF Smpfterne
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
State horticulture Society To Meet
At New Windsor.

The summer meeting of the Mary
land State horticultural Society will
meet at New Windsor the last Thurs
day of July.
: Elaborate preparations are being
made to entertain the guests in true
Carroll county style. The viewing Of
the Mt Oliyet orchards will be the
feature of the day The Maryland
State College has been carrying on a
number of demonstrations with the
local fruit company as well as some
experiments in the control of disease
and insects by spraying and dusting.
these will all be discussed in the or
ehard in the morning. After lunch
an interesting program has been ar
ranged, at which time a number of
prominent fruit growers will speak.
: The Carroll County Fruit Growers
Association will be on the grounds
with machines to see that everyone
gets to the orchard.
Z All interested in fruit production
invited.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
SCHOOLS RECEIVE
ALLOWANCE.
CARROLL COMMISSIONERS ACGEDE TO
EDUCATION BOARDS REQUEST.


In the recent budget of the Board of
Education of Carroll county that body
asked the County Commissioners for
$244, 800 for school purposes. The buds
get was approved to the extent OF
S1S9,O06.40, and disapproyed as to the
balance.
The Board of Education held a spe-
cial meeting and addressed to the
County Commissioners a long COM
munication, alleging that with the
amount allowed necessary and man
datory expenses could not be met, and
that even if no improvements were
made, there would be deficit in the
school fund of 1880. Reconsideration
Of the appropriation was requested.
Upon reconsideration an additional
sum of SI2,S12.5O was allowed, maxi
ing the appropriation from the county
$201 $3.50, The amount available
from State funds and other sources
is $55,543.57, making the total school
fund for the year $257, 1861 81.
In answering the communication Of
the Board of Education the County
Conimissib called attention to the
fact that more than half Of the tax
levy for 1920 is for school purposes;
EXPRESSED regret that funds were not
available, and could not be made
available for the erection OF urgently
needed school buildings, and express
ing the hope that the voters in NoEem-
Der will approve the act passed by
the recent Legislature authorizing the
issuing of bonds to the amount of
100000 for school improvements.
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$9,5sS.14
Cas.h Paid ami
Locates Body Of Man prowned.

Charles Boylan, a former citizen
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Boylan,
of Baltimore, also of this city, show
ed mis- ability as a seaplane pilot at
Betterton, Sunday, when Harry L.
Raft, of Baltimore, drowned while
bathing.
Hundreds of bathers and vacation
lists saw the young man sink in the
depths and stood horri-
fled as Boylan in his plane from a
high altitude spiralled about and To-
Gated the body They stood dazed as
the plane descended and spread net.
in which the body was recovered
after 10 minutes.
Efforts at resuscitation falling af-
ter a few minutes. Charles Boylan, as
cended again and sped to Perryman,
Md, where he procured a pulmotor,
and as this was being applied to the
unconscious man on the beach. the
flier piloted his machine to Chester
town for a nurse. Raft succumbed
within two hours.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
Orphans, Conrt.


Monday, July 18th Letters of ad-
ministrafion ON the estate Of Denton
Fl. Leister, deceased were granted
unto Sarah A. Leister, who received
warrant to appraise and an order to
notify creditors.
David Fl and Benedict B. Snyder,
acting executors of Sarah E. Snyder,
deceased. received an order to de-
post funds
Tuesday, July 18th William III.
Stem. executor of Mary Russell, de
ceased, returned inventories of per-
sonal property and money, and re-
ceived an order to sell personal pro-
pcrty.
John ]. Reese, surviving executor
Of William Reese, deceased, received
ordes to sell real estate and stocks
and reported sale of personal proper
ty.
John J. Reese. executor of Mary G.
Reese. deceased, returned an inven-
tory Of debts.
The last will and Testament of Re-
hecca t. Rinehart, deceased was adj
mitfad to probate and letters testa-.
mehtaTy thereon were granted unto
Grace L. Rinehart who received war
rant to appraise and an order to not
ify creditors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
McGrNNTs SIDING.

/ ara spending few days longer
than expected but wanted to see how
they harvest about here and have
seen enough. Mr.. Jake Long with his
first assistant Mr.. Bill Brown, were
hauling in and had on a heavy load,
when Jake said he would show us the
fancy swing. The wagon locked and
Jake brought his saw and large
through in the center and put on the
hinge. took chew Of tobacco about
the size of an egg, creased the whip
and was ready for business, when
Bill called. Hold dps you don't think I
1 have been q passenger engineer all
these years and don't know air
brakes. SO Bill got q rope and fasten-
ed it to the rear wheel and then to a
large locust tree, whistled twice.
Jake spat on his whip and everything
moved. They have found all but one
wheel and a horse-collar, Jake says
he wishes this harvesting could be-
done in the winter time. He and Bill
have been having their meals served
in the ice house the past two DAYS
j was up at Andy Longs last Sum
day with some friends when Tom
Fisher wanted to show how they
handled 'br6ncos" in the far west,
while he was in the army, Nothing
else in sight, Tom tackled the spotted
bull that wrecked the big RED Devil"
car last week and things went well
for about one hundred yards when
Tom and the bull went through the
fence in the garden. Some sight to see.
Tom says he will be out in a few
days If the doctor says so.
Bob Minkey says that Mr.. Boisvert's
four pigs can't pull anything over on
him. He will stop them jumping the
fence. Bob has tried most everything,
but today tried the finish. He used the
big axe and broke both hind legs on
each pig and says he thinks that will
hold them. Bob tries all sort of things
and when Mr.. BoisVert's COWS made
too much noise he had Mr.. Vernon
Bankard, the warehouse agent. to help
him. They doubled the cow and tied
her tail around her neck, then put a
Maxim Silencer on her the same as
Bankard says they use on the army
rifles.
Will let you hear from me later.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
A birthday Surprise Party.

Z "A birthday surprise party was CIV
en- at the home of Mrs Viva Trump
on Monday evening last in honor OF
the latter's sister, Miss Vesta Frid-
niger, it being her sixteenth birth
day. The evening was spent with
music, social conversation and cele-
brating the Fourth. Games were
played on the lawn. At a late hour
all were invited to the table on the
lawn which was beautifully decor
ated with an arch above the table
and a large cake with 16 burning
candles on it. Miss Vesta blowing
out of them, signifing seven more
years of single life. Ice ecream, cake
bananas, candy, oranges, pop, ETC.,
were served in abundance Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Trump, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore S. B.
F'ridinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Frid-
niger, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fridinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sholl, of Han
oyers Mr.a and Mrs. Howard Trump,
Mrs. Charles Hiyely, Mrs Jacob
Blocher, Mrs. David Yingling, Mr..
Edward Trump, Misses Vesta Frid-
niger, Mary Smith, Nellie Trump,
Myrtle Witter, Edith Eckenrode, Gar
net Ensor, Ethel Fridinger. Guy
Witter, Ernest Brilliant, Ridgley
Harmon, Lawrence Hale, Hillary
aHarchenhorn, of Baltimore; John
Dell, Melvin Bollinger, William and
Maurice w Trump, Gilbert and Yer
non Fridinger, Morris Trump, Theo-
dore and Robert Fridinger.
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Pastors Reception.

About four hundred parsons attend
ed the reception, given on Thursday
night by Grace Lutheran congregation,
this city, to Rev. John B. Rup1ey, the
new pastor Mr. John H. Cunningham
was master of ceremonies. A musical
program was rendered, with vocal
solos by Mrs. Paul Wimert, violin
solos by Mr.. Gilbert Martin, and a
number of selections by the male sex
tette. Short congratuIatory talks were
made by Rev. Dr. Van Dyke, pastor
of the Methodist Protestant church
Rev. A C. Day, pastor Centenary
NJ. E. church, Rev. DIR. Forlines, of
the Seminary and the following Luth-
eran pastors of the Jounty; Reverends
w. o. Ibaoh, Adkin Wolf, r. NJ. Perrea
and w. L. Seabrook.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
REPAIRS TO SCHOOLS
MADE
PERMISSION TO MOVE W F. D. HOSE
HOUSE TO SCHOOL GROUNDS WANT
PART OF Lot OF MANCHESTER
SCHOOL TO ERECT ELECTRIC PLANT
BY CORPORATION.

Al regular meeting of the Board Of
Education Of Carroll County was
called to. order at lao D. m. on We'd
nesday, July 7th, in the office of the
Board. Commissioners Koons and
-Feeser We're absent.
After the reading and approval of
the minutes of the meetings in May
The regular order of business was
taken up.
The list Of paid and unpaid bills
was considered by the. Board and. all
bills as submitted were approved and
ordered paid.
The application of Mr.. James Har-
ner for the pension was approved.
IA report on repairs done through
out the county since June 4th was
read to the Board by. Mr.. G. c.. Taylor,
and was favorably considered.
The appointments of teachers for
the school year of 1929-21 was next
considered by the Board and approy-
ed.
Supt. Unger submitted the annual
State report and also a report on
consolidation for information of the
members.
The request of the Westminster
Fire Company to place their hose
house on the corner of the Westmin-
ster school grounds was approved by
the Board, subject to removal with
sixty days notice.
The desirability of a Commercial
Department in the Mt. Airy high
School to the attention Of the Board
by Com Glover, but no definite act
ion was taken, but the matter was de-
ferred for consideration at a later
meeting.
In view of certain contingencies
that have arisen it was impossible
Tor the Board, to come to a definite
decision with respect to the sale of
the Wakefieldm school property. De-
finite action VIII be taken at the next
board meeting.
The application by the council and
Mayor of Manchester for the privil-
ege Of using a plot of the school lot
In Manchester 28x18 for the purpose
of building an electric light plant
thereon, was referred to a committee
composed of Com AlIender and Supt.
Unger
After individual reports of the Com
the Board adjourned at
I0.15 D. M
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
MILLERS.

Our farmers are busy with the hay
making and harvest.
Walter Miller has purchased an
Overland touring car.
Mrs Amanda Lessner, of Manches-
ter, is visiting at the home of George
Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Graf, of Baltimore,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rinehart last Sunday.
Miss Wiseman. of Baltimore visited
Miss Lizzie Graf over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trout, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Remington. of York, Pa.
spent from Saturday until Monday at
the home of their brother, Emory
BoIlinger, and family here
Clarence Miller. of Baltimore, visit
ed his parents here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs Luther Wentz and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Miller and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Miller, Miss Fern and
Milton Miller spent pleasant day at
Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, on Mon
day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
Goes Over niagara Falls in Barrel
Killed

Niagara Falls, N. ", July IL
Charles G. Stephens, of Bristol, Eng.
was killed today when he went over
the Horseshoe Falls in barrel. The
cask in which he made the trip,
though built of stout Russian oak
slaves and bound with steel hoops, was
smashed like an eggshen on the jag
ged rocks at the base of the cataract.
Pieces of the barrel were picked ap
near the bank on the Canadian side,
but Stephens body has not been re-
covered. River men say that it might
not come to the surface for a week. or
ten days.
Stephens was SO years old. He
leaves widow and IL children in
Bristol, where he was a barber. He
served three years in France with the
British army. He had planned to make
a lecture tour of England if his trip
was successful
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
UNION MILLS.

Harvest is on and indications are
that the wheat yield in this section
will not be three-fourths OF an aver-
age crop.
July 1st the link of state road be-
tween the Silver Run bridge and Un-
ion Mills was completed, but it is not
yet open for travel. The steam roffer
is now engaged in rolling down the
shoulders on Pipe Greek hill.
George w. Yeiser received dozen
partridge eggs from the state game
warden from which a faithful hen
Matched 10 young birds which Mr..
Yeiser will endeayOr to raise. i
Work has been resumed on the
Union Mills Silver Run high school
building, under supervision of Israel
Grouse, Littlestown.
His Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Shriver, Sr.,
Baltimore, and Bishop O'ConnelI,
Richmond, Va, spent the Fourth as
guests of Robt. T. and Miss Mary o.
Shriver.
Louis e. ShriVer was with relatives
at Waldheim over the Fourth.
Horace Bankert and Sterling Frock
with their families, of Hanover, are
spending vacations with relatives at
Union Mills.
A number of guests from Baltimore
are already registered at the Flick
niger Summer boarding house.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
DEATHS.
Weller.

Harry S. Weller, of Hanover, died
Friday evening at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weller,
Carroll street, from tuberculosis,
which he contracted from a case of
flu last fall. He was member. of l. o.
@. f. and Jr O. u A. N. this city. Mr.
Weller is survived by his wife, who
was a Miss Mabel Adams, of Midway,
Pa, and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Weller, also four brothers, Roy.
Of Hagerstown; Wilbur and John, of
this city; Ralph, of York, Pa, and
four sisters, Mrs. Clarence Long, Mrs
Geo. Mumford, Harrisburg, Pa; Mrs.
Carroll Eckard and Mrs. Claude Ry-
land
His funeral services were held Mon
day in the Church of God, Center
street, Rev. John II. Gonso, assisted
by Rev. Harry Gonso, had charge of
the services. Interment in Westmin-
ster cemetery. Jr: O. u. A. M. order
held services at the grave.
The floral tributes were beautiful
and many.
The pallbearers were Charles Es-
som, Norman Hutting, Charles Hes
son, Benjamin Miller, John Leffert
and James McQuay Harvey Bankard
e Son, funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16
COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Ralph S. Reifsnider and wife to
William T. Shaeffer and wife, is ,465
square feet, for SIS.
Sarah G. Harner and husband to.
George M. Study and wife. So acres,
for $1,000.
Ulysses G.. Brown and wife to Err
nest e. Shaffer and wife, 5 acres. for
S..
William Melville and wife to Ed
ridge G. Hill and wife, IS5 square
perches. for $4,000.
Trustees Of Lazarus Church et al.
to Trustees Of German and English
Evangelist Lutheran Inmanuel
church of Manchester, 1920 square
feet, for 81. a
Caroline F. Brundige and hustauf
to David p Brown ct al, $500 squats
feet, for $4,000
J. Brooke Fink ct al, administrator
to Paul T. Case, several tracts, for
$3.50.
Rudolph D. Wink and wife to Ever
EFT II. Carey and wife, Al square per-
chea. for SO.