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U. S. MUST NOT FR|7TER
AWAY HELPFUL INFLUENCE
Economic Problems, However,
Hughes Says.
ADDRESSES FELLOW ALUMNI
Prosperity of Country Depends
Upon Economic Settlements To
he Made in Europe, Secretary
Tells Providence Gathering
tNv Nssneiatea rress.l


PROVIDENCE. Il. /. June t5.--Soc-
rotary ot state charles =. Hughes
,.Ja ,.A
% brown University TO-DAY mat 1t
was not desirable that Americas
hclnful innucur, sno,,ra no ers.,cr.s
,,y,,. o,,,. ,.,.. ...-.,,..-
s,,Hf,. Ii., - ,.,
'''''''''S "'''' -
No'Ne fINa!rleS OF interest abroad
with which wc have no propcr con.
..r.,"
II Is ciGatiT true. lie continued.
that wc cannot cscanc our roln.fo,,
.. - ;
"a '"t
Worsc
lie said the prosperity OF this cuun.
49,, ,,
"P'" 'hv eco
"""'c settlements winch might be
made il Europe and ihat tho ilov ;o
Tho ,u,,,r.
''' ''''Ne
ana control those settlements.
America IN" oNcmplar OF free In
sotut!ons. aiding humanity in their
preservation. h. said. c1lled forth
IN" supreme cndcavur in tho world
war
Sentiment SUN Is with u.
This sentiment Is sum with as.
he said we have not lost" bc
said. tho capacity for Tho MINI a,J
unsclnsh cuG.ayor when l,,Lg., ne
in an uuc<ampl.d uuitv and i,, nf
scrvir, IL ,nn '.i =.
~ ~, Ere'.
,rn,, ,,i,',,.S. 49,, Ot ~ W .."'
90 -, az; ~, -oV rec up,
,o ~" "o' go l'!'h 70 hcht
90; IN" no. 20" ~ one OF imp''iaI-
-. rs ana cunning purpose.
!Hnd Whor' aNar'ce
f., 'sW"rn lAeE
-'''s' '"' "'i tn' 'hGf-
80 VI lne country We're harneSs"d
100 :, lo'" because we
,n,o, ~ rs '.vnS "I !htrtE ana
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Hrgin 500, 900 Coal Tcrm,n,,

MOBILE. ALA. June i5-Work was
started here today on tn. 500 ooO
government coal terminal. Tho torn
maj vii! be used for bunkcring ships
entering this port and is expected 10
make Mobile on. or IN" chcapes, coal
ports in tho United States. Work
was ais" started on the United States
Skipping Board fuc! oil station. cost
ing $4,000.
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BIG MACHlNE-GUN
SHIPMENT SEIZED
By u. S. OFFICIAL S

LooH'!hut' FROM PAGE One
10 pccrrt the home rule machinerv
which was Set up only recently an
der tho home rule act. and which sim
Fein Is leaving 10 rust Therefore
Tic administration is Drafting q MO
cram Of suhJueatlon BY winch j, IS
expected ;h"t thc rebellion. win its
rhnn'om courts. it's system of in-
ticting IL. own Justice. and its ron
slant menace oi terrorism. VIII he
hrouch, 10 an end
As partially drafted and approved
ms pfHSTAi" provides for an admin
tirhton 81 martial law under civ.
iiian aAihori;yX,Ad Objection. Those
"'Stric'S which - .nnt have military
courts VIII have them. hut /, -
stated lhtt ,nose military onthusi.
hsis, such as General Townsend
NJ = who nave boon hoping FOR nm.
restricted privileges in ireland. ara
"""hi't 10 Disappointment The civil
aHtHorlty VIII hc maintained over
That of the military. &, is said hut
the area Of martial law VIII no
greatly cXpand"G
Force of 5G,oao in ireland.
'he latest statistics available.
dated May 20 showed chat there
We're IN ireland 200 pouco. 1900
royal Irish cnnstabulary. and BLACK
ana rams, and atont $4,000 soldiers
rs soon as 'hc Ulster administration
"rt'ns !" function smoothly ana +,
appears INA, tho northern pa.II.r'cr,
can police 4 oWn tyrrturg trc
crown forces NOW alignment ur TIE
4"'a! tHrtcS tnory w.l be moved "a
'"' SCUM =" -ruinaer tle men u.N
on NC sob Dr. tha wors. n.ut,-s A,
,IoAh!f Laya'tst DECENTRALIZATION I'M
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LABOR UNIONS AND
FARMERS PLAN q
MILLION ALLIANCE

. -
This action. il was stated. would
relieve tho great menace Of uncm-
ploymcnt" by Increasing the oppor-
tuuity for work
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necin work On ScmircntcnnlnI.

Work on Virginia Techs scmiccn-
tcnnial celebration. which VAS in
dorscd by tho board of visitors and
the General Alumni Association yes
terday. was begun here today, when
the central committee representing
the college and alumni met and unan-
imously decided that preparation for
the 1922 celebration must go forward
Immediately.
John II. Hutchinson, director of ag-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

The enactment OF a national law
that viii provide for the payment OF
unemployment benefits from funds
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SIMS RECEIVES OVATION
ON DEPARTURE FOR u. S

CONTINUED l'rom Pane Ono,
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
NORTHERN CARROLL

MIR. Milton J. Study and wife, Mr.
Sterling Bachman and wife and Mrh
Lydia Frounfelter spent Sunday with
the latter's son, Mr. Arthur Froun.
felter and family. OF New Church.
Mr.. John ~ Stair and wife, Mr.
Charles Crahbs, wife and sons. VII
son apd Preston, spent Sunday as the
guests OF Mr. Edward Plunkert and
family, OF near Littiestown.
Mr. Denton Bowersox and MIR. lsai-
an Cromer and wife and Mr., George
w. Dutterer wife and son, Wilmer
were Sunday visitors at the home Oi
Mr. Clayton c. DuttcTer and family
OF Leppo's Mil. Pa,
A Halloween Social will be held 81
Pleasant Grove School House or
Thursday evening, October "a 4
program viii be rendered by th'
school Everybody welcome.
MIR Charles Brown. wife and daugh
ter, Helen, spent Sunday with Mr. Os
car Brown and family
Z Mr. George W Duttercr wife ana
son. Wilmer were entertained of
Wednesday by Mrs Samuel Messingei
and mother, oi Union Mills
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
MnLERs

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eppley and
son, Charles. and Mrs. George Boiling
er, Sr., spent last Sunday visiting the
latter's sister at Spring Grove, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown. of
Baltimore. spent last Sunday visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hare, spent last
Sunday visiting at New Freedom. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K Miller and Mr..
and Mrs Clinton Bollinger and daugh-
ter, Phyllis, spent last Sunday visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Folk. Of Green
mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wentz and
children OF Greenmount, and MIR. and
Mrs. Harvey Miller and daughter.
Mildred, of Manchester, were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Miller and family last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brilliant and
son, Austin, spent last Sunday visit
ing at Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Bollinger
and Mr.. and Mrs Emory Bollinger and
family spent last Sunday visiting rel
atives at York, Pa.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
MANCHESTER

Mr. and Mrs RAYMOND Leisicr ca
tsrtalned at dinner sunday October
Is. In honor Of the seth birthday ~
Nf Edward Sellers Trhose prcscn.
wcre Mr. and Mrs iseister and dauEl-
tor. Wary. Mr Edward Sellers, MIS-
Mary Brilliant, aged 80 years Mrs
Edward Oursirr, AGED 81 Miss MARI
geiiefB. aged ST SIR and Mrs GrnfG"
M Gorney. ~ Hanover Mrs Simon
shuity AND Master Roland Hhnncr
The willing Workers Aia Society Of
TRINITY Reformed church cclebrai ~
their eleventh anniversary Ia tue ifc'
ture room ~ the church. Monday
evening The room WAS bcauiltnilf
decorated with cut flowers and feuie
A large audience Was present tu IN
ioy the following program 3lnRihe.
Come Thou Almighty King, dcvo'
tional. Rev r. Frceman piHup duet
Mrs. Freeman aud Mrs Walter Vent.
piano solo. Mrs 0ertrud, Adkins
feports Of officers the ire eWurer 70.
ported total receipts Tor year. $500 is
expanditurcs gs077t. balance on hand
ss2tt. flower fund balance on hand
$50 o.. collection for evening $500
vocal solo Mrs Edgar Nagle The fol-
lowing officers we're then elected ioi
the ensuing year President. Mrs T.
s. Land. Vice President. Mrs Roy
Freeman Secretary. Mrs May Gctti-
err Treasurer Miss Sadie Masenhim.
err singing, God VIII Take Care Ot
You After che adjournment refresh
mentB we're served
/ ON Thursday evening October ~
a surprise WAS given 90 Mrs William
StcRer. in honor OF her 5ith birthday
A number 0f giftH were received
among them beautifully decorated
birthday cake by Mrs Edward stag.
or. The guests were Mr. and Mrs Wm
Sleger aud children, Nr and MrH
Frank Everhart, Mr and Mrs ChaE
Trump and children. Mr. and Mrs
Racine. air and Mrs Ross shower
and children. Air and Mrs Carroll
ShRffer
Mss Fannie Ross. president OF the
Young Womens Missionary Society
held a social IN the lecture room Oi
the Reformed Church Thursday
evening. "The Magic Thank Offers,
pageant and a number Of musical
numbers were enjoyed S4i00 was
collected for the benefit OF the socie-
ty
MIR and Mrs. Raymond Leistet, Mr..
and Mrs f. W. Gregory and son, Cor
nelius motored to Martinsburg, w.
Va. to visit Miss Jessie Bird, sister
OF Mrs Gregory, After a short visit
they returned home via Frederick
IIagerstnwn and Williamsport, about
210 miles
Mrs. Cornelius Miller is visiting
Miss Fannie Ross,
Mrs. Chester Stick. OF York. attend
ed the anniversary OF the Aid Society
Monday evening.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
SMALLWOOD

The prOtracted meeting which was
held at Deer Park for the past two
weeks closed last Friday night, Eigh-
teen having accepted Jesus Christ as
their Saviour.
Rev. J. n Link was called TO the
bedside Of his mother who has been
very III for some time.
Deer Park school has an enrolment
OF thlrty-One.
The teachers conference met at
Deer Park school on October II, which
was well attended The afternoon was
spent very prolitabiy for the teachers,
Special instruction was given them
on different subjects which could not
have reached them any other way
than in groups.
Deer Park school viii hold a Hal
loween social on October 81. A short
program will be given with q drill by
goblins and witches. Ice cream. cake
candies, pumpkin pie will be for sale
Everybody come and bring their chit
dren 20 see the fun.
Mrs Henry Wardenfelt spent two
weeks in our neighbOrhoOd visiting
friends.
Deer Park c. +. Society has accept.
ed an invitation to visit the Methodist
Protestant Christian Endeayor Socie
ty Sunday night, October 23 in West
minister.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
WINDIH HEIGHTS

Sunday school at Harmony Grove
Sunday at 10 o'clock.
The Ladies' Mite Society Of Bethes-
da Methodist Episcopal Church vii,
meet AZ the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Poole on November 3. Everybody vel
come.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert shipley en-
tertained on Sunday Rev and Mrs
j. N. Link, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lind
say, Mrs. VIM. 4. Gibson. Mrs. Louis
Smith, Mrs. Lulu Wilson, Misses
Catherine Smith, Margaret Wilson
Messrs. Harry Gibson. John Phillips
Roby Gibson, Earle Jordan Howard
Smith, Howard Link, Leroy Lindsay
Francis Wilson and others.
The Ladies' Mite Society of BethCs-
da Methodist Episcopal church will
hold an oyster supper in the p O s.
OF A. Hall at Gist. on November IL.
Mr., and Mrs Roy Poole and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gran
vile Carr.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
AND sOCIRTY MERTlNll.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid Society Of Ebenezer Meth
odist Episcopal Church was heiG
Thursday. October 18Th. az the home
of Mrs. Laura Cover. Winfield. with an
large attendance, there hav-
ing been 4g visitors and ga members
present
The meeting was opened by the
yice-presldent. Mrs. Arthur keefar,
followed by Scripture reading and
prayer
An interesting program. consisting
OF singing and reading, was rendered
During the business meeting husi.
ness or Importance was transacted
Refreshments. consisting Of candy
bananas. ice cream and cake were
served. A good collection was realized
The next meeting viii be held
Thursday. November 3. At the home
OF Mrs. Riley FarYer, near WINFIELD
a full attendance ia requested as
business OF Importance viii be trans
acted
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
CARROLLTON

The Maryland and Virginia Elder
ship held its fiftieth annual meeting In
the Bethel last week. Rev Cunning
ham preached the opening sermon on
Wednesday evening Rev updagraph
field secretary OF the Forward Move
ment, spoke on Thursday evening
Rev. Stoyer was to have spoken on
Sunday School work on Friday even
ing but owing to HIS absence Rev Up-
dagraph again delivered splendid
address along that line. Our return
missionaries from India. Rev and
Mrs. Myers and son, Samuel had
charge OF the services on Saturday
evening and gave very interesting
facts about India. Each day was tax
en- up with bushes sessions all OF
which were interesting and well at
tended Rev Updagraph preached an
ideal sermon on Sunday morning, also
on Sunday evening, when protracted
meeting started. There were about
seventy-fiye pastors, delegates and
members from other churches of God
present, Rev. j. A. Saxten, OF Woods.
boro, Is the only pastor left to tell the
story of organizing the Eldership fifty
years ago He spoke about 1t on
Thursday evening.
Our sympathy is extended to the
family of Mr.. jeremiah Ebaugh, whose
funeral was held in the Bethel on
Sunday. Mr. Ebaugh was stricken In
church about five minutes after max
ing an address on the Christian En-
qeayor topic, October ,, lie has been
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
RrgzARp,s GLORY

Well, ! am back from my vacation
III spent in Snydersburg, and am fulls
restored to health. and after consult
/ ing Or. Wfke have been told that
can take up my duties at my desk and
give you all the latest from this VIC
Unity.
I Ed. McGee has sold HIS large crop
4 of potatoes to huckster Ward, sight
unseen, and when Ward came after
them he said good gracious Ed can
handle them kind Of potatoes. Ed said
well, can't either, that IS why
lsold them to YOU Ward said, We'll
all can do is see some OF the,leading
drug stores In the city and sell them
for headache tablets"
stormy with his little red devil
stopped at the butcher shop OF Har-
iry and George of Cranberry, ana
while he was trying to make deal on
pound of liver, Tolly tied six yards
of fresh country sausage 10 his lit
tie red devil and he has seeh passing
Sun Set cottage with thirteen dogs
and a tom cat following, but the sau
sage had a good lead on them
The chief OF police Of Cranberry
1 did hts last bridge repairing stunt the
other day. He was seen standing on
his head doing the under water work
while Joe half soled his shoes. AFTER
Ioo finished one shoe. Walt said, don't
you think we ought 10 let him up ior
air. but Clinton said, mo the old man
/ Il ton heavy he viii stay down
/ Ed McGee was given a birthday
party last Saturday night by hls
many friends conaway's snoot band
from Tannery was present and win
the Mexico orchestra fine selection
of music was rendered. The music
was so sweet and dreamy that Jake
who was not present was seen mt
ting up the Wild tiger dream waltz
After all enjoyed themselves with
games and music. they were invited
10 the dining room where q table wa
heavily laden with the good things o.
the season consisting OF saur-kraut
mashed potatoes and pickles whlci
iall did ample Justice 10.
Frank has purchased himself . glr
at Kings auction.
The horse shoe game which wa
played between BuzEard's Glory am
Mount Pleasant was quite surprise
10 tho Mount Pleasant team, consist
Ing OF Mike and Burn Byers, Jamei
Brothers and Harvey BIsh They tool
their third white wash very nicely
They received their defeat iron
Edward Mctiee. Doctor Wike- Ad
Foster and Vernon Arnold Bisl
used 3 bottles of witcif haze
ON his arm TO get II in trim for ~
game II was thought az tirRt that Bis
was going 20 hypnotic some OF on
players by his ailghl Of hand perfor
mances. But after MhFee took ches
Of browns" mule which had IA
Kick. we knew the game was all ou
way
There are lots of people having lhei
machines done no Tor the Auto sho'
that is to be In town They are hhN
ing them painted and trimmed
Morning GLORY Garage
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
GAMRER


Rally service at Providence. Metho-
dist Protestant Church Sunday after
noon and evening at 200 p. m. and
7.3O D. m. All welcome.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Provi-
denee Methodist Protestant Church
will meet at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Braunings Thursday afternoon
at 200 p. m.
Mrs. Jessie Patterson spent Friday
until Sunday with Mrs, Reinle, OF
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Leister and
Mrs. Alvin Coleman spent Tuesday In
Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman, OF
Della, spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warehime,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Piffer and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Aleswell all Of Bal
timore, spent the weeks end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bonner.
MIR. and Mrs. Leister. Misses Annie
and Gladys Leister and Edna Barnes
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Shipley.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua T. Barnes last Sat
urday morning and left them a fine
baby girl.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Fred Welse we're Mrs. Weise
Misses Nellie and ONEIDA Weise. and
Mr. Pomroy, all OF Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Patterson, oi
Reistertown, spent Monday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs Jessie PAT
tersOn.
Miss Florence Patterson Is spend
ing a week In Baltimore with friends
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
HOIrCKsyII,4,E

Mrs. Clara Richards and son, Deil
mas, Of Baltimore, are guests OF Mi
and Mrs. Finer Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Doyle and
daughter Mammie and Miss lola Lep.
TO. all OF Baltimore, spent Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. Carrie lseppo
Tile Ladies' Aid Society OF Wesley
will serve their annual Old Maryland
Supper in the Social Hall Saturday
evening, October 90
The corner stone of the New Wes-
ley church was laid October 9th. All
three services were we'll attended.
About $4,000 was subscribed for the
church.
Mr.. George w. Rill, who fell from
a cherry tree last June broke his
back. He had been suffering all sum
mer and fall but last week he went
to the hospital and had an X-ray tak-
en-. He was able to come home. He
now is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Hoffman, of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Il. Basler.
Quite number OF people Of this
community attended the funeral OF
Mr.. Jerry Ebaugh last Sunday.
The work at Wesley church is pro-
crossing. The niasons are now ready
to set the window In the second story,
The Ladies' Aid Society met the
past Thursday at the home Of Mr.. Ira
Leister, near Lelster's Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Zentz made a
flying trip to Baltimore last Monday.
Mrs. Agnes Brummel remains SER
iously Ill at this writing.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21

spent iHNNtAA1 IL tiutttN
Mr.. and Mra Harvey Erh enter
tained on Sunday Mrs. Emma. Roger
and daughters Misses Nellie atld Mar-
garet and son, David. and Miss Mis-
souri, Smelser all Of Westminster; /;
Mr.. and' Mrs Harold smeIser and son,
OF Uniontown.
Mr.. Snader DeviibisA Il suffering
with an abcess on bis knee
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Parks were
called TO Baltimore on Saturday by
the illness Of Mr.. Parks brother The
illness resulted in death on Sunday AZ
2.30 p. NJ. He was IN bis eighteenth
year,
Mrs. Darby, Of Hagerstbwn. is the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Weaver
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seibyh spent
several days this week with 4, son,
Harvey sefby, and wife
Roy stoner has gone to Hagerstown
where he has secured employment
Mr.. Thomas DeyiIbiss has returned
to the Hospital for treatment for his
hand.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
PEASANT GROVE AM REESE

Rally day was observed Al church
ON Sunday with an appropriate pro
gram and good crowd Pastor gave q
very lifting talk and all having parts
did well
All come out 10 the Sunday school
next Sunday and remember the prom
ise made In one N the Rally Day
songs.
The Ladies' Aid decided 20 do same
as In several past years Give family
contributions instead of holding oys.
ster supper aG in former years. Miss
Mollie Read and Mrs r. LOckard wer,
appointed by the President as solici'
tors. Don't let these ladies have q
call on you but when II IL conyenlenl
contribute
Mrs. Ira Dorsey and Miss Molli.
Read were appointed committee e
purchase floor covering for the par
sonage
4 Farmers arc about thru seeding and
are beginning TO huck corn The drS
weather makes huskinR 60 slow,
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
TNI0NTOMN

Mfr. and Mrs, George Slonaker spent
the weeks end in Baltimore.
Miss Martha Ilaines near Mt I'm
ion. Is being cared for in the home oI
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Shriner.
Rev. v. X. Belts has been returned
10 the uniontown charge.
Miss Geneyiye Early, of Blue Ridge
College. was the guest OF her friend
Miss Catherine Gilbert, over Sunday
In Baltimore on Wednesday Mr. and
Mrs John Newcomer attended The
wedding OF their niece, Miss Elizabeth
Ylngling, 20 Mr.. AlyeB Burman,
Ward Heck. Of Gettysburg Academy
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21

faithful and untiring member of the
Bethel for many years, never miss
ing service. He was aged IS yrs. He
! win be greatly. missed
Mrs. John AIlgire Is seriously III al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Yer
non Spencer and family.
Everybody Is cordially invited to
attend the protracted services now in
progress in the Bethel Come out and
help to make them a success.
Mrs. ]. Edward Evans and son
Jack, Of baltimore. spent Sunday last
with Mrs. Arthur Chew and family.
Mrs. Arthur Chew. who has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks,
is able to be up and around again.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
NO sans smrY

ia ,hc Cirrplt coaff ~ cefieit leaai n
EuNitf
in ihr matter ~ iha-TTrssi Esiate - t,iHf
rifc . Rlartsirn and paille s. biaea
stra his o.
t'baflrs - uieusas, froaiss
uNuEHEu fhis ltih aaB - 1Etstfr Nv
thr Yr1f nineisfu iiufsdWd aHH tsfhir'
"ur Ni.sf the Kfnf HpiHR peHiioh teat the
GIf.uIf TuuFT faF taftaii Enneif sliilHf
be- q t'uuFl 20 EgHiis take tufss'iif iirtt
leo fbr trust estate ~ ihe sala siRfeHer q
nisrtsirn aHd fuiile iiiaohsfsu bis
stifs. aid thai said ifuHtis attie saii ifrsi
ssiHlr nndpr tHH aHiHrFlHtssu Hna fuiiifui
af tiir said tifeaif gaafi fet tieFfuh t'suE
a. sitfiRa 81 fisnrl ~ iznHitf
tud IL fufgher uNflfkEb tibet ssld
tgtas ~ tiflastih fise TfAsfsH iH tifT aisuFt
ransf pamfti alsrH tae nsuai milhe % tie
.fssiiinrs ~ iiie said ttafaaaF Hiafk'
sten and battle Iliaet tstta liis niff wha
ncFe sprh nsiaf 81 AIR iitii dak ~ ttfnhff
iisI a. Hir ihelg riasnts igfHpsrlf aHihfsnN
Gated aith tAe tiefk 1T iie sannii fHufi
far pntfrlH lUnslg0 at ~ lsittSF tie Llf0
,lity ~ taouaft ~ 1as2 ht raneing 3
safpy ~ thiA nftrg ia Fie HN'4lisiffti % stiue
r,sl, Npsisfr uNhiiahesl hu a'HFfaH E9Mntt fHF
four smsfse1siss menla hefgfe fite 3kfh Aas
~ Novsmhsr 4 n ia4i
W. u smaHAs
Eaward o. East. Clerk.
o. - it
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS. FIRR.
MEN, CONDUCTORS, TRAINAAN
ANn YARDMEN.

Applications may be made FOR orl-
pIoYmeut % take places made vacant
hy such men aA may leave tbs service,
Give age. previous experience. u
any. names of not leap than two ref.
crencen OF enclose letters 81 RECON-
mcndatlon.
Z Physical examination at expense of
the Company u required
Address Employment Bursau.
Room goo. Union station. RalllmpFc
oct 2i-gt
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ms 10 70 rive notice that ths subscriber has
ahiafnsd fFngu uie Orphans Court u Carroll
Oadaty Mar land isttsrs ~ adrainistfutou tbs
Personal Estate "
JACOB n. HOOD
lass 81 Carroll Coanty. dprspasa. an persons
having siains asainSi The decreased are hereby
warned % e4hibit thr shras With the vouchers
tharcof legally authenticated. " The suhseritssa
un o. bofefu tha gist day ~ asy. iN2. tksy
NAY gshefwise ~ las b. sEcladsd ffgn ~ ssnsft
~ asti1 estate
uivsa under oar hands thi, iith day u ortalssf
RAYMOND n. BnAsHRAR
oet ai-At Admlnistrator,
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
sALrM cnAneE ANN0rNcENEy1

No services at 81 Johns on Sunday.
81. Beniamin's Sunday school az
n. m. Preaching hy Rev. chauncry
Jofiers NJ : .. ~.
on Sunday October ~. Rev. .. Ei'
mer Blttle. D. D.. ot Wiikinahnre, Pa
will fill both pulplis, Services az 81
Benjamin's Krldora, 81 - IN. ana
AZ ST Johns. Leiatcr's az 2 . ~
Every member Il urged 20 be present
al these services.