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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Goodman annl,cr>ar, Services.

Cookman n r. church viii hold an
nINersarN services every day .his
week The Wilmington city Mission
ttN society members viii be guests
tonight tomorrow evening Rcv. r..
~ collins VIII preside. and on
"Wednesday evening. kev. ". A.
Moore. Rev. .. lt. nNkiug win preach
Un Thursday evening and Rev
titorEt newton ou Friday evening
Revival services wlA De- continued
neat week and probably the following
week
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KILLED BY TRAIN.
MISS SARAH c. ApPOLD STRUCK BY
WESTERN MARYLAND EXPRESSIVE
BODY DRAGGED UNDER ERGIAE.

Miss Sarah c. Appoid, an eldcrly
woman Of Detour, WAS struck by d
Western Maryland passenger train.
shortly before 6 O'Clock Friday even
ing. near Detour station aud almost
Instantly killed. Her body was dragged
for some distance and badly mangled
Her skull was fractured. right leg
nearly severed and both arms broken.
She survived but few minutea after
the accident
The unfortunate woman made her
home with her sister and br0ther-.n- :
law Mr. and Mrs Martin Fogle. short
distance below the railroad station. On
Friday morning. Mr. aud Mrs. Fozlt
came to Westminster. "a spend the day
at the County Exhibit and visiting rel
atiycs snd returned on the evening
train. Miss Appold shortly before the
train was due, started 90 walk 10 The
station 80 meet them. II Is supposed
thar she was Walking on the track and
did not hear the approaching train Ua
til too late 10 avoid BEING struck Com
ing IN the opposite direction the train
struck the woman. within short dis.
tauce nf THE station. Immediately afipf
the train stopped, members of The
crew hurried 20 the SPOT end found
Miss Anuod in dying condition Df
Roland Djiler was summoned. and she
died 10 o few minutes, without r..
gaininn ConRclousneHs
Two other sisters survive Mrh
Louise LonE California and Mr8 Carr
oilnc MeleheF Baltimore
Mics Anp0ld was about 6s ycars old
and we'll known. She had been reaid
lnE NJ fhe home % hpF sister ami
brother IN Law for some timr and was
held in hiTh esteem The funeral to0s
place with services az the home -
Mrs Martin Fogle On Sunday morning
ai II O'Clock Burial WIS at HauEhs
church
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Diarcr CABLE uoNEf rRANsPER
SERVICE 70 GERM4Ns

Manneer BauEhcr. Gf ihe Western
Union Telegraph Company. announces
an arrangemcnt, effective on Novem-
bef IS. whereby cabled moHey trans.
fcrs n Germany VIII be raid In
American funds
The particular yalae nf this ar.
rnnroment q that h flialnstes ~
gae#tloha 81 eaeii8a&e and places the
paypr in q position a. take fuii aA
vauiaKc ~ the preinlum ~ American
currency L also involves refund ~
tho FUN Rmuunt deposited IN the ea8p
of non naYmeat which is aumhcr
great advantage IN tlc eaae ~ De-
preelaied and declining foreign cur
runcy
The Western rnigu TELEGRAPH Come
pany believes that The arrangement %
this direst money transfer service q
.gormanv on the dollar basis viii be
~ considerable convenience 90 peUs
pie desiring 10 send muney eheaply,
quickly safely. and directly. 20 their
friends or relatives ia the country
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
ORPHANS. corRT

Monday. December 5th.--Ths last
viii Of Beni +. Shriyer, deceased, pro-
bated and letters testlmentary granted
unto James Mes. Shriver and James 3.
Herman. who received warrant to ap-
praise and order 10 notify creditors
Amelia $ Brandenburg, administrR-
tri1 of James + Brandenburg, receiv-
ed order 10 sell peraonal property. RE-
ported sale OF personal property and
settled her first and final account.
Tuesday. December eth--The last
will OF Frank X Herr deceased was
admitted - probate end letters of adj
mniAtration n. a., were eranted unto
Ober s Herr who received warrant to
appralse. and ordered to notify credl-
tors.
Frank W. Mather administrator W.
a., of Mary r. Mather deceased, set
tied his iirst and final account.
William y0hn. guardian Of Frank
Yohn. settled his first and final ac-
count
Calvin Bankert and Jacob II. u.
Wink. administrators Of Jacob J. W..
Earhart. deceased. returned inventory
81 personal property
Harry Baker. executor OF Mary l..
Baker. deceased, settled his FIRST and
iinal account
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N. +. ms. co. ELECTS
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS BANQUET At
WESTMINSTER HOTEL.


The stockholders OF ftaGMutual Fire
Insurance Company Of Carroll Conn-
" met at their Office on East Main
street Monday and held their 51st an
nnal meeting and election OF officers
The officers elected for the ensuing
year were Dr. j. ). Weaver. Union
town; Louis e. Shriver Union Mills.
Elias o. Crimes. tllis city, John n.
Weaver Union Bridge renby T.
Herring. near this city; Denton S.
Gehr. this city, Harry Il. DeYries,
Sykesyille. John +, Reifsnider, this
city. and J l.. Mccormick, Bel Air,
and George A. Arnold. Tanoytown.
Immediately after the election OF
directors these officers were elected
Jr J. J. Weaver, president. Elias O.
Grimes, vice president, and G. Gloyd
Lynch. secretary and treasurer.
MIR q. Cl0yd Lynch. the efficient
secretary and treasurer. submitted
he annual report f0r the year
Agents Of the company are
Milton a. XollickoneF. t'niontown. !.
Nm r. Shower. Manchester; W. Z.
Marker. TYroncs VIM A. Abbott.
hampstead: +. r. Annan. Emmits-
liirR George II ~ Englar, New
Windsor c, A Lindsay, Tnionville;
william Il. swartg, Finksbarg; r. D
schaener. Nestmlnster. Harry r. De-
Vries. sykesvllle Joseph G. Higgins.
Layt0nsyiiie. stewart , Rrandenburg
Union Bridge; Geo. w Hankert I'm
ION Mllls. Elmer r schlidt. Rocky
Nidge. Oscar =, Gayer. Mlddlatown;
y 4. Mccormick. Bel AIR. and Geo
A. Arnold Taneytown
After the injecting adjourned the
directors and a few invited guests
were lendered a bamauet "a the West
minister Hotel consisting Of oyster
cocktail soup. turkey dressing, po-
tatoos. pfas. saucr kraut, cranberry
sauce. pie. lfe cream and cigars.
Those enjoying The dinner we're Dr-
i }. Weaver. John n Weaver. + o.
Grimes. Harry 4 Devrles. Denton s
Gehr Fenhy L. Herring. Louis y.
Shtiyef. q 8i0yd lynch. George A
Miller Ralph Marker pr Glen
iinrner Joseph = Brooks. John n
dlittn and n Q n.aendai
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gORELOCE'S SCHOOL
HOUSE SOLD
CARROLL ACADEMY TRANSFERRED TO
MR. YElSER- CLAUDE ERB SETTLES
SUIT WITH BOARD FOR $3.50.

The regular meeting Of he Board
Of Education was called 10 order ia
the oiiica of the Board on Monday, No
yember 2Sth. az 730 N Commission
crs Glover end k0una were absent
The minutes of the previous meet
ing we're read and approved
All bills presented 70 the Board
we're approved and ordered paid
requests for contributions 20 local
funds falaed for school equipment
were presented 10 Tie BOARD which
contributed $40 10 the amount raised
Ia each case.
Deep Run, Irwin stegner. SIS, maps
Pine Knob. Elizabeth Shipiey. $50
pbonograuh.
Tho Board next considered The az
visibility oi selling the Morelock's
public school lot and building in IN.
ionfoWn district 20 Mr. a II. Younf
for the sum " 5000. This ofler was
made hg bin az the tlnie the sehoa
was put an ut public sale. and there
fore the Board deaded 10 permit hin
90 have the property ~ his bid
The Beard decided to renew tht
contract wHh Edward q Winding 10.
another year at q salary 81 5000.
The attorney % tup Board in com
pliance with its request prepared
prusctlpilve deed ior the transfer
the Carroll Academy which wns sod
on October 2knd 90 Gcofge YeisaF u@
Myers district a copy of tlis decd
has been recorded In the book oi
deeds of tha Board of Education
4 waA resolved. that the Board ~
Education request 81 fhr Board 81
County Commissioners % make pav-
ment of $3.50 and costs 0g anlt amount
ine 20 the 8um ~ SASS w4h which
sum 70 make settlement hy compro-
miap ~ the y Claude Erb suit against
this Beard ia the Circuit Court for
Carroll County groa INK Dut 90 tho ~
iOEed reneWal ol contract ~ th.s
iioafd fer services ~ n Claude Efb
after june ist. 1919 aud The secrc-
lars of ellis Board g. hefebg angho
rixed 70 preseut = copy 81 this reaplu
tloa 90 tins Board - Caauty Cpmmta
sioneFs and requcst the paymauf og
the money
The mretlng adjourned at ESQ 4. ui
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court HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


Henry r. Hooge 70 Anna l.. Buck
ley, conveys tract OF land. for love and
affection.
Robert +. Wells and wife to Ella
N. HivelY, convey lot in Westminster,
for $40.
VIM. II. Coppersmith and wife to
Charles w. saylor and wife, convey 2
acres, for sl150.
Patapse0 F'ieldspar Co. to Albert Fl.
Droman. convey lots for So.
Emory Il. Dubs and wife to VIM A.
Currens and wife, convey u acre, for
5000
Edward y. Wine and wife 10 How
ard III, Wine. convey S. acres, for $40.
catharlns Wilson and Marion l..
Wilson. conveys acres, for $1,000.
VIM. II. Haines to Geo. NJ Leese and
wife. conveys ] acre, for so.
Geo M Leese and wife to VIM ~
Haines. convey I acre. for $40.
Laurp i. S3ouch ct al to Geo. N.
LeeAe. convey / acre. for $3.50
Milton A. Sullivan and wife to
Frank Kern and wife, convey lots,
for SO.
Agatha NJ Yost TO Frederick Kim
setter. conveys "a acres. for $40.
David r. Essig et al. to Edgar II.
Essig convey wood lot. for $40
Mary y Englar TO Daniel T. Englar,
conveys rs acres. for $3.50
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AGRIcrLTrRE CLASS WINS.

Tho agriculture class of Westmins-
tor High School won its FIRST game last
Thursday, December !, by score Of
30 to %. tbs victims being the Catholic
boys. on the latter'A iloor The agricul-
ture boys iiyened things up from the
beginning TO the end Of the game for
the agriculture spectators. AZ the end
Of the FIRST hair the score being 10 TO
Is IN favor of the winners. the Captain
of the Catholic team said that tho
game was not over BY any means but
could not DrOve Il
The agriculture boys all starring TO.
gether. while Royer and cootes played
good for the losers Brady was referee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
GrN LEIsTER Kills 200 rorND
DEER.

while hunting n Pennsylvania. Mr.
Gay y Lcistsr was fortunate ia an.
ing a fine 200 round piks nuck deer
on Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
f,niBtcr entertained ar aad MFs. Ah-
raham Leister. Sir nad alrs. Edword
L. Lelater 1isa feli Dr. Charles u
FOntz and John l. Reiisnjaer. Jr a
splendid dinner Whs served whiee In
ciudad fine big saddle uf deer meat
with everything else Qu lbe table nrg.
osaary 10 Druyide mcal ~ u grace
tho meuU cavd II q sew York hotel
When dinner was over "Dcc" handed
out the pills TO steady ihe stomach
nerve and eye % the pitch players
who repaired 10 the parlor 70 enjoy
several hours of aoeiablliiy and pass
time. and td close delightful even.
ing was ancnt With good company IN
most hosnitabie household.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
4 coon SELECTION

In selecting committee Of gentle
men III the State OF Maryland by Gov
Ritchie 10 study the report on State
aided Colleges, Mr. Francis Neale
Parke. Of the law firm OF Bond &
Parke, this city, Is appointed on the
above committee. Mr. Parke is one
Of the most conservative men OF our
state as well as a leading lawyer, and
we predict what is done In the State
aid College work BY Mr. ParlKe will
be for the best interest OF the public.
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! Cabbage, Mrs. Thomas Kemp, Alic
llinehart
Eiaul{lhwer, Mrs. Chas. Peltz. Mrs
+ G. w Duvall.
4 Beets. Gloga ArmacOst, Mrs. G. w
Duvall, Mrs. JAS Beaeham.
Tomatoes, Miss Stella Rooms, Mrs
H. L. Slaughter, Glova Armacost
! Pumpkin. Mrs G. W. Duvah, Alic'
Rinehart Mrs. Leroy Sellman.
/ Tomatoes and corn, Alice Rinehars
second.
Peas, Mrs. Calvin Harman, Mrs
Norman Myers, Mrs. Ed. Dicken
sheets
string Beans. Mrs. c. w. Duvall
Mrs. Il. w. Fuller. Mrs Thos. Kemp.
Spinach. Mrs, G. G. Lovejoy, Mrs
Chas. Peltz.
Lima Beans, Mrs. G. w. Duyall, Mrs
II. n. Myers. Mrs Vernon Gladhill
Corn. Mrs. r. Rill, Mrs. @. w. Du-
vail, Clova Armaeost
Apple Sauce, Mrs. r WI Fuller, Mrs
Frank Barnes, Mrs. Chas. Stephans.
Pears. GloYa Armacost Alike Rine-
hart, Mrs ED. Dickensheets
Meat. Mrs r. w. Fuller. Mrs. Pearl
Nusbaum. Mrs. A. w. Myers.
Peppers. Mrs G. w Duyall, Mrs. Ro-
land Rill Mrs. Jennie Hughes.
Soup Mixture, Mrs. u. ]. Rinehart
Mrs. G. w Duyall. Mrs r. w Fuller
Green Tomato Mincemeat, Mrs r.
w Fuller. Mrs Il. J. Rinehart, Mrs.
Walter Grumbine.
Peaches. Mrs. Geo MOrningstar
Mrs. J. l.. Slaughter, Mrs. Walter w
Myers
Ounces. Mrs. Walter w Myers
Alice Rinehart, Mrs. Frank Barnes.
Strawberries. Mrs Pearl Nusbaum,
second
Lemons. Mrs Thos Kemp, second.
Gooseberries. Mrs, J =. Sioner, Mrs
Chas. Pelfz.
Fruit Salad. Mrs. r. " Fuller. sec.
ond
Lemons. Mrs. Thos Kemp. second
Cherries. Mrs. A. W Myers, Mrs
Vernon Smith. Mrs. Frank Barnes
Oranges. Mrs. Thos Kemp second.
Blackberries. Mrs r. J Rinehart
Mrs Chas. Pelt2, Mrs Thos Kemp.
Raspherries. Mrs Chas Peltz. Mrs
Pearl Nuabaum
Spiced watermelon, Mrs. =. w Fui
Ter. second
Cucumber Pickles. Mrs Il S. Snad
or. Mrs. Ira Englar. Mrs. Earl Sen.
seney.
Sweet Pickles. Mrs " W Fuller,
Mrs c. W Duyall, Mrs. paarl Nus
baum
Plekled Beets. Mrs Robt Gait Mrs
C. w. Dnvall. Mrs. Maggie Albert
Sour Kraut. Mrs, r. ) Rlnehart
CaisuD. Mrs. J T. Smith. 1r. Mrs.
Walter Horton. Mrs. Howard Marker
Mixed Pickle Mrs Edward Myers
Mrs. Hollie Myers. Mrs. x n Myers.
Pepper Pickle Mrs Ira EnglEr, Mrs
Homer +. Twigg Mrs E J Rineharf
Chow chow. Mrs Chaa Stephans
Mrs. Ira Englar. Mrs y r. Stuller
Mustard Pickle. Mrs Ray Nusbaum
Mrs. - r. Stuller, Mrs J. VI Beach
am
other Pickles, Miss Amy Little. Mrs
Margaret Lepp0, Mrs. Ed Dlckon-
sheets.
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srPPfR Am BAZAAR Ar TIM
nIgH SCHOOL

The hieli school students and lapui.
~ are making great preparations f1f
the supper and bazaar which viii BE-
held Ia the hiElt school this evening
and to-m0ruw evening The supper
will be- served iu the lunch room from
$50 10 SEQ o'clock
The baaaaF viii be held IN the Az.
Hembiy ball Each 81 the four clsesss
iu the high school have worked hard
"a arranse che most attractive booth
and make ibe most sales nl the tick.
cts fBr supper and sales at the hooth
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
CIRCUIT Court

Elizabeth Warteld, cayetee. W.. VIII
Ham II. Hardy, Ct al, executors Of
Arthur Hardy. cayetees: tried before
Jury, verdict for cayetees. Ash and
ftnbbin and steele for cavetor; Bond
aud Parke for vacetees.
Court adjourned until December
20th. at which time case Of Jerry II.
Metz. charged with murder. moved
from Washington county, is set for
trial.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
n NFW YoNK on h sINEss

Three prominent gentlemen and large
fnanciers. Messrs John J.. Benuei
James &. Farsythe and william
6affss af tsis we're Ia NeM YORK
last weDk eanfetrinE with their bank
er. Mr Ira lamma, over the hnen
sting 81 4 iafge ENTERPRISE that they
have uuder consideration
They enjoyed their trip and from
their strut and the slight elevation q
their heads. AIR l.amma had them out
.lEhl-aeelnH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
rmREsnEnNlN LIZ oFFIcEns

The thrcsherman pf4He county met
in the County Agents office. last Sat-
urday Onicers were elected az fol-
lows Levi . Maus president, Arthur
Stevenson. Vicc-president Robert
(iist. secretary and treasure-
The subject Of interest 20 all farmers
as well as threUhermsn, the use Of The
state roads BY threshermen, was dis.
cusHed ~ some length.
Another meeting Is called for De-
cember 18th. ut p m. and every
threshsrmen and farmer should be
present Don't let George do T."
Come yourself.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09

Edward q Dyer 0l Tennessee was
riyen 70 dnys 10 inli bg Justice walsh.
Wednesday after q hearing on the
charge 0t attempting 10 steal the Ford
coupe ~ pr Levine Hiilihealeu. Eiaag
Main street alnut three weeks ago.
Dyefn companion was q ngRrp Wha
escaped aHd ssid Il sag the colured
man who tried 10 gsf away With The
car.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
MURDER TRIAL HERE DECEMBER
soTH.

A removed murder case from WASH
ington county to the Circuit Court for
Carroll County will be tried here on
December 20. The trial is over the
shooting of boy in the N.:rss;;..lllk. e. 4. &
Western yards. In IlagerstowH. hy 8
railroad detective, the wound causing
almost instant death
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
YOr ARE KN0wN

The lady who lifted the organdy
flowers and flower bulbs at the Coun-
~ Exhibit last week was seen ara
known The owners ask her please
TO send them to the County AaonI s
Office or 10 their owners. Also the
package that was taken from the
sales booth with lady name on.
Due care was taken % ruinsa exhib-
tied and nothing was taken. Dui seors
10 say that the things on sale were
stolen.
Next wear things viii be watched
very carefully SO that such things
VIII not occur.
III these articles are not returned
further steps viii be taken.
Carroll County Farm Council
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
BEARD's BOWLING ALLEY
ROBBED

Boards Bowling Alley near the rail-
road was entered Tuesday morning
and goods and cash amounting 70
about S400 was taken. Mr.. Beard left
his bowling alleys Monday about
midnight with everything in place. but
when he opened Tuesday morning he
found the door to his Office broken
open. on investigating he found thai
s47 in cash and punch board cons
tanning 1860 in jewelry was stolen.
States Attorney Brown was notified
and upon suspicion arrested a young
man and questioned him Of his where
abouts that night. on account OF lack
-of evidence he was dIsmissed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

VIM a. FogIe. New Windsor, and
Annie w. Eilcns. Union Bridge.
Smith s. Belts, Uniontown. and Car
rie " Warner. New Windsor.
Cletus r. Messenger and Ethel L. ~.
Briggs, both OF York, Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
PRIZE WINNERS FOR COUNTY
EXHIBIT
CAKE

cake-Layer, Reese Sisters, first
Mrs. Calvin Cook, second; Mrs. Dennis
Smith, third.
Fruit, Mrs. Maggie Albert Mrs
Robt. Calf
Bread. Mrs. Wilbur Otto, Mrs. Bur
ton Wilson, Mrs. Arthur Naile
Rolls. Mrs. Burton Wilson, Mrs. viii
bur otto. Mrs Arthur Naile,
sponge. Mrs. Hollie Myers. Mrs, Cal
vim Harman and Mrs. A. r Lambert
Dark. Mrs. Howard Marker, Mrs
Geo. Devilbiss.
PIES, Mrs. Chas Eckard Mrs, Chas
Eckard.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
rANNEnl rlosKs ron b pAYs.

The earrell oak 4 Tanning Com.
panv located 4, TaunefN was closed
TODAY far 3D. days The tannerY em-
ploya about 90 people Nho will have
10 seek euplDymeRl Tor the above time.
on account vt tho shut down. II +
unfortunate Tint Il happened at this
time. not only because uf Il being
around the hoiidays hut on account
u thc winter, which mahsa work very
scarce
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
CANNED GOODS

Carrots. Mrs. r. w Fuller, Mrs. G.
". Duyall, Mrs, + b. Stevenson
Rhubarb. Mrs y. j. Rinehart, Mrs.
Roland Rill. Mrs. Joe Matthias
Asparagus, Mrs. +. w. Fuller, Mrs.
We. w. Duyall, Alice Rlnehart.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09
PRESERVES

Cherry. Mrs. TIoilie Myers. Mrs. Jas
Deacham Mrs. A W. Myers
Watermelon. Miss Addie Manahnn
Mrs Chas. stephans. Mrs Roland RiIl
Pineapple. Mrs. G. w Duyall. AIRS
Jas. Beacham, Miss Addic Manahan
Strawberries. Mrs Hollle Myers
Mrs Jas Beacham. Mrs 4. W. Myers
Tomato. Mrs Simon Nusbaum, Mrs
NJ G. Briscoe. Mrs, Howard Marker
Ounces. Mrs A. W. MYERS, second
Peaches. Mrs. John OwinRs, Mrs r
-. Stevenson.
Pear. Mrs. Alice Zile Mrs Jas
Benchaa Mrs. John 0wlngs
Plum. Reese Sisters, second
Nut Marmaiade. Mrs Maggie Albert
Pineapple Honey. Mrs. Roland Rill
Mrs. Geo Morningstnr.
Ounce Honey, Mrs. Joe Matthias
i1SS, Mrs. Alice Hile.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-09

Sir n q Earhar,. whose name
Wss annaHpced aa q deputy CLERK ane
dsg CietE Mslior WAS dismissed aud
W J.. ssabfoak was appointed Chief
CLERK
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-p1ok Mhihns NAas - - H"hhhohi
second
Model ~ boat, A. Anderfuren.
Butterflies a. n. Reed.
CANDY
Fudge. Mrs. c. W. Duvail. Mrs. 10.
seph Belt Miss H. NJ Malehorn
Mixed Candy. Wrs, jos. Belt, Mrs. A.
W. Myers. Mrs. Rosa Schnell
Cooked Fondhnt. Mrs. Harry = Eng
lar two
Sea Foam. Miss Matte Koohs, Mrs.
Geo. Devilblss, Viola Myers
penoche. Mrs H. Twigg. Mrs, VIII
Bowers
stuffed dates. Mrs. Jos Belt. Mrs
Harry T. Engiar
candicd grape fruit Miss Marie
Bafle
Creams. uncooked. Mrs Maggie Al
bert. ars. Jos Belt, Miss Margaret
Smith.
Wheat, Wilbur Ruby. Hampstead
N. O. Prough. sykcsvllle Harry Gei-
man. Westminster
yellow Cora, Clarence u Myers. r.
-. 2. Marion Prough, Sykcsville; "
R Wooden. Hampstead.
White Corn. l.. Dltman. Westmina-
ter. Chas Afmacost. Finksburg chaR
ArmacOst Flnkabnrg.
Boys club. Corn, John d. Myers.
n - 3
white Cap Corn. waiter Frizaell,
grctrr RrandenhprE
Barley a. e. Haines, } y. stoneF,
Ralph Ylngling
Oats. 4 p. Lambert. ! \ stoner.
Inckwheht Vernon Smith. y My
ers, G. " Dnyah.
Lima neana. dried Jacob Nwih "
olive Manahan. Mrs Roland Rlll
shellea popcorn, Vernon smith
Rye, Vernon Smith, z y T.
sny Beans. Jonathan Fenhy
Popcorn. Ralph Yinzling, o y Phil
iipR. sykesviilc. Carroll Rinehart TN
son Bridge
sugar Corn. Harry Rinehart, tnlon
Bridge
yellow onions. l. Ditman, Geo y.
Y Wantz
White onion sets. Christ sehnauhic
Cabbage. Geo M Y Wants. Harry
Geimnn Vernon Smith
Kohl Rabi. Geo " Y Wnntz
cauliaower, Vernon Smith, Geo. ~.
n Wantz.
Bigrost Pumpkin, John G Myers.
Route ~. G. " Schpener, Route -.
John W wlsucr. Finkshurg.
Ple Pumpkin Jesse Ausbaum, Jacoh
Null. John Lelster
Tobacco. Jacob Null
Apples, l. y stoner j. y sioncr.
carrots. Geo II. y wantz Harry
geimnn. Geo ~ v Wantz.
Turnipa Ira = DORSEY ST. Harry
Gelman
Rnla Beaa. Ira y Dorsey ST.
galsiv Harry Golman.
ParsninH. Albin Duyall
Beets. Geo NJ Y WaniE Harry 1ci-
man Kenfer BrnnhcnburE.
Stock Reets. Harry Gelman, y
stoner. ! u stoner
Walnuts Jacob Null, Mrs. Hollis
Crlswell. Sykesyille.
Alfalfa Hay. J T. sioner
Kale. Geo 81 v Wantz
Tlnothy Hay. l. 49, Myers. y j.
Rinehari Union Bridge Harry Kline
hart. Union Bridge.
Glover Hay Harry Rinehart' Chas-
ArmaCORt
Mixed clover and Timothy hay, z. J.
Rlneharl Carroll Rinehart
Irish cobblers. Jacob Wisner, Pa
ltnpseo: wilbur Ruby. Hampstead /,
Geo. n. Y Wantz.
Z Green Mountain. Jacob Wisner,
+ Mccormick Mrs G. X Ecker
/ Hampstead. Ira + Dorsey, sr. Finks-
burg. Ira E. Dorsey. Jr., Finkshurg
Any variety. potatoes. Jacob Wisner
IP. c. Prough. Sykesville Mrs. G. G.
Luveioy. H. ID. 3.
Sweet notatoes. Vernon Smith, har'
Try Rlnehart. Keefer Brandcnburg.
! Dried corn. Mrs Elmer Kindig.
I Cornheld Beans. Roland Rill, Miss
Jennie Hughes. two
Bird House. Chas. I, Bnile.
Cotton l. Ralph Martin.
Honey Rockward Nusbaum. Union
I Bridge chas. Bale. Sykesyille; J. VI
Myers, Svkesyille
Eggs Mrs Earl senseney. Mrs Har-
lry Gelman, Mrs Geo. Deyilbiss.
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