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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26
TUESDAY, SEP. s, 1921


At the following places in the several
precincts and districts, io-wit.
District No. /. Precinct No. lin
Firemen's Building, ON Baltimore
street IN Taneytown.
District No. /. Precinct No. 2--ln
the old Eckcnrode Building. corner Of
Frederick and Baltimore streets. IN
Tancytown,
District No. 2. Precinct No. lin
the ]. o. ". Building, In Uniontown.
District No. 2. Precinct No. 2-ln
the residence formerly occupied by
Luther o. EckaFd. 10 Tyrone
District No. 3--At the Mystic Chain
Hall. in Silver Run
District No. 4. Precinct No. lin
the property occupied by Denton
Loister. near sandyville, known as
Babylon'a Hotel same an last year.
District No 4. Precinct No. 2--In
the residence OF John A. Baker. Bird
mn
District 80 8, Precinct Ma. lin
the Phelps Building. sykcsyiile.
District No 3. Precinct No. In
the building 81 Eciby q FfiEzcliH
Store, EldersburE
Dialrict No. &. Precinct so. In
the res idenco Of John Aiken in Man
chester
District No 6, Precinct No. 2--In
the vacant room adjoining tho resi-.
donce of Miss Sarah &. Trump. ia
Manchester
District No. Z. Precinct No. lin
the old Banking Room ~ FArnfsra a
Mechanics National Bank. on East
Main street. In Westminster.
DlstrIrt 10 z. prsclact No. 2-In
The show room Of Herr 4 Babylon.
West Main street, Westminster
District No Z, Precinct No. Ain
the Westminster Fire Company's
Building. ON East Main street IN
Westminster.
District No. z, Precinct No. tia
the building occupied by the Farmers
Supply Company. on Liberty street
IN Weatminaisr.
District No T. Preclnrt No ? IN
the building Of W daley 4 Son.
plumbera. Pennsylvania avenue.
Westminster
District 10 s. Precinct No. In
the Flremens Building, Hampstead
District No s. Precinct 40. lin
the Garage ~ Kenny i.elMer In
Hampstead.
District No. AT the residanea Of
Mira Malinda Smith. Tayloruyills
District No fo-lU the residence Of
d. s. Repp. Alddleburg
District No. H. Prccinct No in
the store room of Warner slAtcrs.
New Windsor.
District No /. Precinct No o. In
the Firemen's Building New Windsor
District No i2--At the F1remen'a
Building, Union Bridge.
District No. l3-In the store room
Of W. X. Rudy, opposite the FRS,
National Bank, In Mt Airy
District No li--In the residence
OF William Fleming, In Berrett
ALONZO u. sEIsI.MAN. Pres,
EDWARD o. DIFFENDAl.
HARRY d. FoWBllE
Board OF Supervisors OF Election for
Carroll County Nd
Test: Jacob NJ, Long, Clerk.
aug 26-2t
w. Arbaugh 6 Son
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26
Sfrayed Or Stolen !

Heavy Black Mare Colt yrHrH old.
either strayod or stolen from my pas
mrc field on the nIgat o. August -.
Phone Sil.F3
!. {. SLAsNAN,
auE2G-2t FinkahurR. I'D
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

Mr.. Samuel SchaeffeF, of Snyders-
burg, is the champion eanIaloupe
raiser. he has them weighing eight
pounds apiece. Who can beat Il?
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j
Firemen's BuHdins. on Baltimore
street, in Taneytown.
District No. 1. Precinct No. Pin
Eekenrode's shop, on Church street
In Taneyt0wn.
District No. 2. Precinct No. I'm
the I o. N. building, in uniontown,
District No g. Precinct No. In
the residence formerly occupied by
Luther o. Eckard. in Tyrone.
District No. AT the Mystic Chain
Nall. In Silver Run
District No. {. Precinct 40. In
the property occupied BY Benton
Leister, near Sandyville, known as
Babylon's Hotel, same last year.
District No {. Precinct No. In
the residence OF John A. Baker. Bird
Hi1.
District No 3, Precinct No. In
the Phelps Building. Sykesyllle
District No =. Precinct No. In
the building Of seihy Frizzelra
Store, EldofEburg.
District No. &. Precinct No In
tho residence ~ John Aiken. IN Man
chester
District 40 &. Precinct No In
the vacant room adjoining the resi-
denee u Miss Sarah c. Trump. IA
Manchester
Dlstric, 40 7. Precinct No In
the old Banking Room Of Farmers &
Mechanics National Bank. on Last
Main street in wcsiminHtcr
District So T. Precinct No In
tho show room of Herr G Babylon.
West Main street. Westminster.
District No Z. Precinct No In
the Westminster Fire Cumpany'a
Building on East Main street IN
Westminster
District 30. Z. Precinct No In
the building occupied by the Farmers
supply Company. on Liberty street
ia Westminster
District No Z. Preclnc, No IN
THE building ~ J W. Daley & son.
Plumbers. Pennsylvania avenue.
Westminster
nistrict No g. Precinct No In
the Firomrn's building. Hampstead
District No S, Precinct 40. lin
The Garage of kenny Lester. IN
Hampstead
District 40 . At the residence Of
Mrs Malinda Smith, Taylorwille
District No lo~ln ihr residence Of /
y s Rcpp, MiddioburK
District 30 a. Prcsine, No. In
the store room 81 Warner Sister,.
New Windsor
District No. a. Precinct No. in
tho Fircmen's building, New Windsor
District 40 ig A, the Flremcu'a
Building Union Bridge
District No - In the store room
OF " r. Rudy opposite the First
National Bank IN Mt Airy.
District No, lt--ln the residence /
OF William Fleming. in Berrctt.
For the purpose OF the Democratic .
and Republican Parties nominating
candidates for the Office ~ COmptroiI-
er. Clerk of the Circuit Court Register
Of Wills, Sheriff, County Treasurer
County Commissioner. Surveyor. four
members Of the House Of Delegates
state Central Committees County TX.
ecuuye Committees. and delegates TO
their respective State Convention.
The Judges Of Primary Election are
requested to make their returns TO the
Supervisors OF Elections before IL
o'clock noon September 18th, 1921
ALoNZo b. sELI.alAN. Pres,
EDWARD 0. DIFFENDAL.
HAIRY ID. FDWBIE,
Board Of Supervisors Of Election for
Carroll County, Md
Test; Jacob NJ. Long. Clerk.
aug 26-2t
IA MAN II SELDOM ROBBED on
THE WAY HONE FROM A yACA.
THAN
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

The safest way is TO order the coal
before You go away, especially tills
particular year It's going TO be a
problem to get coal after October 1st
in our opinion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26
STERLING q. LEPPO.

Claud T. i.eppn. Auctioncer
Milton 4, YlnEling. clerk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

District No Z. Precinct No. Ain
the Westminster Fire Company
Building. ON East Main street IN
Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

District No. Z, Precinct No. tia
the building occupied by the Farmers
Supply Company. on Liberty street
IN Westminaisr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

blsuIct 10 z. pfeclact No. 2-In
The show room o. Hort 4 Babylon.
West Main street. Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

District No. AT the Mystic chaiu
Nall. In silver Run
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

District No. Z. Precinct No lin
The old Banking Room VI FArdera a
Mechanics National Bank, on East
Main street. ia Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

District, 40. 2. Precinct No. In
the residence formerly occupied by
Luther o Eckard. in Tyrone.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

District No. T. Preclnrt No 2 IN
the building Of J W daley 4 Son.
Plnmbera, Pennsylvania avenue.
MeaimlnNter
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26
FRIDAY, sep. 8, 1921,

between the hours OF o'clock 4. NJ.
and Z o'clock r. NJ. to wit: at the fol-
lowing places IN the several precincts
and districts.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

District No. 2. Precinct No. lin
the o. ". building. in uniontown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24

Joyous, so oNerhowing with the milk
of human kindness, that we go away
feeling as il, for a little while, we
had tarried on a high place and sup
ped on the bread of life.
And IL men rate good-nature as
the chief of ten thousand virtues I'm
wives, women place an even higher
value on 1t in husbands. When you
hear a woman envy another woman
her husband Il is never because the
man is moral, or industrious. or
honest, or a. pillar in the church, or
even because he is successful in bust
ness, and bestows pearls and limousines
upon his spouse.
No, the paragon husband is the
jolly, good man who is sun
shine in his home, who chucks his
wife under the chin. and tells her
that she gets easier on the eyes every
day; who jollies the cook, and jokes
the children. and makes everybody
feel that Gods in his heaven, and alfs
right with the world.
| Why this very minute there are
thousands of women getting divorces
from men who are models of all the
standard virtues, but who are so
grouchy and disagreeable that their
wives couldn't stand them, and there
are thousands of other women cheer
| fully taking boarders, and making
dresses. and standing behind counters
10 support husbands who are nothing
hut lazy loafers, but who are such
amiable and pleasant, and cherry COM
| panions that their wives are willing
II pay for their society.
In business, good nature is an as
set that is better than money in the
bank. When we go to buy we make a
bee line for the most pleasant look
ing clerk I'm sight, irrespective OF
whether he or she knows most about
| goods or not. We never force the good
natured to be as prompt in payment
as we do the disgruntled when they
owe us money. We put up with a
good deal of bad service from an EN-
ployee who is easy to get along with
/ We push the fortunes of the goot
natured because we like them, an(
want to do them a good turn.
! know an actress of superlativ'
ability who has never had the recogni
tion that her talents deserve because
of her temper. She's a fire-brant
in any company. We can't afford t
have her although she is a genius.
say managers. "Of course Jones i
faithful, and honest, and has IN
| whole department at his fingers end:
and deserves to be made superinten
! dent of the new branch, but he can
get alcng with the men, so We wi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24

"a have not rot hls tin spoon" said
ilmut, luukine very boldly M Judge
uWl. 'Nuu can search under every
lnhlhui on me, iudgc, and you won't
nnd a."
Jimmy ruHled his feathers as he
annhu, ana all The animals began 20
wonder u. after nll Mr.. Coon was not
mistaken. for, uf course, the spoon
would have fallen IL Jimmy had il
hlddrn.
Nell. perhaps you did not take n. .
said indro owl. n know one thing !.
ihp ono who did steal Mr.. Coon's
witm tih spoon hasn't any tail
l'hlhetsi DE- has lost every last
ftathur"
They were all there this morning "
said NJ, Grow. looking around AZ his
lhh before be thought what he was
iUlnn
ion are the thief, Just as !
thnhHht sald Judge owl. GO home
ald rrt that spoon. or you will lose
dl "Uur feathers"
y was 40 use 10 deny Il now. Jimmy
CROW knew that when he turned
around and looked az his tain and made
ihni ronark be- had acknowledged his
tulli so on he few. with a flock OF
ilutihNa around him 60 make sura
he did nni ran away.
Wasn't iuder Owi ciovor 10 catch
Jimmy the way he didq" asked Mr..
tnoh na b. Hnt in the moonlight talk
lhr y nVrf with Mr. Fox. and Mr.. Fox.
Nhn admired clever trick. allowed
lhnt Mr owl was a very clever old
hlu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24

nathered around you and laughing at
nay horror ana grief, | would awake
ahd vow not 60 hetray you, and then
would see my fathers face, pale and
hnnnAfd, ana my dead mothers wet
Win tears, tor hts .miscry and suppli-
eating me 10 save hint"
My poor Juliet"
"And tusninht.--yes, 4 was only to-
nlnht, Il seems so long ago.-when
~u held my hand on tho dial, and
plHhtud ndvlity, what happiness
should have had then. hut for the
knowlednp Of my horrible task. OF the
hvnih That awaited you, OF the treason
! was go aoun % commit For | and
ivannuito had already arranged Il. 1Iu-
no was soon 60 be sent TO la Chartrc
And then camc be Rerquin. For telling
lleHn vamc he Rerquin. For telling
only the truth OF me, you killed him
nH nNducer So much faith YOU had
ln me. who deserved so little, | could
endure q no longer, Never would
hook un your face again with that
WClnht ut shame on me. God must
srnd other means of saving my father.
They demanded too much of me. |
would as tar a. I could make myself
worthy az your faith. though never
saw Nuu anain Vet ! could not betray
"a Chntrr Tie had entrusted me with
hln design. and. dotostahlc as Il was. |
could NOT play him false in it. But |
could at least resign the mission. And
| I won't. in undo the compact and
| ylaim bark my honorl little guessed
ihni be- would make use without my
knowledge, ~ the information I had
sent him ~ your hiding place. 1,
Hrrmed that, even though la Chatre
did know your hiding place. God would
nul lpt YOU be- taken through me II |
refused to he YOUR tctraycr"
! And su e has turned out I said
Muhrly, 'und now I no longer regret
IhANing kupt from you my intention
ui attempting your fathers release
fur had ! told YOU of Il. and events
taken another course. that attempt
minht have failed, and Il would per.
hnla have cost many lives. whereas
The urivr that ! got from Ia Chatre
ihla nifhi la both sure and inexpensive
llut iur matters having gone as they
have, J should not have boon enabled
/ lu nul that order. lia, What is this"
i'ur illalae had suddenly called a
halt and VAS riding back 90 me as II
lur Oldprs.
! "lnuh monsieur" and he pointed
to where the river road appeared
frum behind little spur az the base
ui ihu mountain. A body OF horsemcr
/ WAa ruuunn into view AZ one glance
/ Z tprounisud The foremost riders as
hrlunHine ga The troop had seen gom
hours before
10 be- Continued.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
GAMES For YOUR
HALLOWEEN PARTY

The following games are all appro-
pirate TO play at your Halloween
party;
Ships Of Fate; Hollow out walnut
shells and in each half-sheil secure .
small candle upright by means Of seal
ing wax. Two guests az time viii sail
these little boats in a large tub OF
water. II the two boats knock to-
gether when the water Is agitated, rip-
pies (the hostess must Keep stirring
IL with q small stick) the two who are
sailing them will have a quarrel. II
the boats sail in different directions
the two players hold different opinions
upon ali subjects. II the boats sail IN
the same direction. the two players are
very much alike in character. If the
boats are capszed. the players are
facing financial misfortune; II, on
the other hand. they sail from one
side of the tub 10 the other. the two
! payers have financial success in store
| for them. If the boats seem undecided
IN which directions they wish 10 go,
/ the players have the habit Of chang
ing their minds frequently. Write
| these interpretations on a large card
and hang them near the tub before the
game begins, so that all may see at a
| glance what the course OF the little
boats denotes.
The Witches Fortunes: Dress up a
small doll as witch and seat her be-
side two large bowls. These bowls
are filled TO the top with dry leaves
| through which are hidden slips OF
paper bearing written fortunes" One
bowl is for men. the other for the
women. In the mems bowl will be
such sentences as this: "The one you
love has golden hair" Brown eyes
will wan your heart" you viii love
a damsel of another land" you vii
wed very suddenly" Marriage &
around the corner" "The girl you lov,
win help you to succeed !" AN eco
nomical wife will be your blesset
portion: :" Tall and auburn haired vii
your loved one be-" you will quarre
often with your sweetheart" Sucl
I sentences as these win be found In tn
woman's bowl: "He viii be true t
you until DEATH" you are secretl
, loved" your husband to-be will 500
arrive upon the scene" Ten month
from now look for a big surprise I;
"You will wear a wedding ring soon
S l"You viii go to Europe on your honey
moon" He may, be poor, but he
pure gold" Don't mind his temper
for he worships YOU" You will re
ceive letter from your intended
Men and women will take turns draw
ling one slip and reading 1t aloudi Max
e up more of these sentences TO su
yourself.
7 Pumpkin Fates: Suspend lars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pape.

My cuzzin Artle was erround today
and him and me played Uncle Toms
Cabin. him being Uncle Tom BY black
ening his face with cork and me be-
ing Simon Legree by getting pops pipe
out Of the setting room and wawking
erround pretending to smoak IL with
a wicked Expression, and I put the
pipe in my pockit and forgot all about
Il and tonite vile we was eating sup
pir ma sed. Pew. for goodnlss sake pew
Wilyum. watts your pipe DUNG in the
dining room?
Not a thing, because It happins to
be in the setting room ware Z belongs,
the pipe may be strong but your i'm
agination is stronger II I may be per
mitted to indulge in little joak, sed
pop.
Me thinking, Heck, q. and we kepp
on eating suppir and pritty soon ma
sed, Willyum. pew, I ten you the pipe
| must be in this room somewares
1 nuthing elts in the house smells like
that pipe, thank goodniss Don't you
smell something. Giaddls? she sed and
! Gladdis sed ] certeny do pew.
It's ware It belongs [ tell you. see
pop, altho as a matter Of fact thg
rich aroma OF that pipe would grac,
eny room in the house
You neen disgrace It. hee hee, pew
sed ma. And she got up and starte,
to look erround the room going pew
pop saying, You can look yourself def
dunn and blind but you'll never find /
in heer, do you smell enything, Benny
No sir, sed. Wich I dIdent. prob
erly on account Of being use to it b,
that time. and ma sed. It's in hee
somewares, know that smell. to M
sorro.
Ne thinking. Gosh. holev smoak,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
Copyright 1921 by the wheeler Syndicate, Inc.

Did YOU ever think that there IS
nothing else on earth that pays such
dividends on the time and effort in
vested in It. as good nature?
In a world full of glooms and
grouches. and razor-e edged tempers,
and nerves set on hair trigger, we
are so all-fired grateful to people who
are cheerful, and smiling. and easy
To get along with that we are ready
20 condone everything they do and
don't do. and make doormats of our
selves before them.
Good nature is an alibi for all OF
the virtues and most OF the talents,
and an optimistic nature, an easy
laugh, and an India rubber DISPOSE
ton will carry any man or woman
farther than the whole moral code. or
anything short Of absolute genius.
It's even a substitute for beauty.
For between Venus with a prickly
temper. and subject to moods AMI
lenses, and Mary Jane with a snub
nose and earotty hair, and jolly. and
soothing, and agreeable to have
around, Mary Jane wins out every
time.
1t is a matter of common knowledge
that the prettiest girl in the COM
munity seldom makes the best match.
Very often she doesn't even have the
most beaux. That is because living
pictures are nearly always spoiled
and selfish, and catfish. and neither
men. nor women like that sort of a
girl. or help her along.
The popular girl is generally just
average as 10 good looks and intelll-
gence, but she's got the charm a
charms TO conjure with. She's good.
naiured. She's willing to fall in will
anybody else's plans, and do her best
10 make every occasion a succe IS
She admires the other girls clothes
and is sincerely glad when any goo
luck comes 10 her friends. Shell
teach an awkward boy how to dance
and make a shy one feel at home, and
she is always invited everywhere be
cause she is so pleasant TO have about
and nobody cares whether she IL
pretty or not, or dressed in the latest
style or not.
Good nature is the real secret ot
how TO retain a husbands love anS
keep him thinking that you are tn,
only woman. even after you are IA
and forty, and no longer fair. Yo'
! never hear of a man getting a divorc
! from a good natured wife. You neve
! hear of a man finding out that a wifi
! who is pleasant and cheerful, an
reasonable, isn't his real soul mate, 0
l of a man leaving a bright, jolly hom
A 10 chase after chickens.
On the contrary. we have all see
men put up with wives who wer
wasteful. and exravagant, and laz
and shiftless but who had the redeem
ing quality of being good-natured an
agreeable. We all know homes whel
meals are never on time, where ii
cooking Is atrocious, where ever,
thing is at skies and sevens, but whei
we love to go because at the head
il is a woman who is so sweet al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24

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