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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
PldOraS del DR.. LOvett

medades de Ia piel. Siendo esto
asi. como realmente 10 es, no debe
usted permitir que nadie trate de
vcnderle otra medicina en- vez de
estas pildoras. otra medicina en-
que haya mas ganancia para el
ycndedor. pOr tratarse de un articu-
- sin meTiio { inyendible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26

A los encantadores dias de hacs un
par de semanas ha seguido rn tempo
de niebla hrmeGad propio del in.
vierlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26

La Opera de Paris ha presentado Ell
estos di&s con fulminanto exito 'Thais',
"Lohenqriu'' "Fausto". Hay quo
conseguir las lccalidades con una, Sc.
m~Ea &c anticipation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26

j bcilo Sexo en- Orients adornaba el To-
cal de rreferencia para las damas. Ali
ba.ia j9zmines azuccnas, rosas y has
ia violetas cue aromatizaban el am
biente en- el grand stand de Ia hga.
Sus duices vocasitas dejabanas DIR por
10 regular para vitorear a sus ''pelo-
les "jlnetes'', castigaban y boa a
la serie de pitchers que desilara per
el box, ofanso los lamentos de Gstas Y
hasta hubieran deseado ell cielo hui
biera castigadonos con I'm recio aqua
cero. Dios no podi9 permit-r una segun
da derrota; el PUERTO RICO tenia
que veneer, (una plegaria desde muy
lejos eta elevada la Providencia pa
IA e. triunfo total por los boricuas'0
La virgen premio vi alma noble il te-
resada en- nuestra victoria ". el
FUERTO RICO vencio.
Creo no 6arle grande importancia q
estos dos juegos verifcados en- mo6io
de tanto tango donde hast2 Ell ultimo
iugador sali6 enlodado hasta Ia medu-
la. Para conocimiente de los "fans''
10y a continuation el cuadro de ambos
juegos un resumen de los Inismos.
Rcsurncn: Bateria: Por puerto Ri
COZ Fabito Siqui; por 'Humacao":
Moncho, Earreiro, Tomas y Santana.
Bases por bolas: Fabito 2; Moncho 2
roabie play: Moncho-Jallp se-Yayo.
Passed balls: Santana 2. Struck cut:
Fa5i5o 4; por Barreiro 1, Moncho 8. De
jados en- base: per Puerto Rico s.; por
Humacao" 10. Umpires: John Rolri
guez Damaso. Tiempo: horas.
Juego de "a mafana:
CHE SO
Puerto Rico oo2 900 Ooo-2 8 oil
Humacao $50 0O1 00x-4 II s.
PUERTO RIoo'
ABB G H Sc sH Po A E
Siqui, c 0 o 0 o.
Beitia, CT o 0 1 O.
Thompson, IS 0 0 0 2 /
Fabito, 2b o o 0 2 o o
Andrade, If 0 0 2 o
Monchile, 3b 0 o 0 0
Fortier, rf 8 O
victoriano. lb o 0 0 13
Sammie, 8 L 0 o 1 o o
Total ,33 2 "a 0 L
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
Eczema. ErupciOnes, Herpes, Gra-
nos. ErisipelaS y UlceracioneS.

Fuas afecciones se deben al en-
pobfeeimicuto de- IA sangre, y para
cuFaFlas 40 hay Ecmedio algunO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26

que Sc presto tan acknowledgements
como las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
DE LOS ASUNTos EN-
Ell CERCANO ESTE KEMAL
Sc IMPoNE A INGLATERRA.-
CoNSTANTINoPLA, TURCA

Ell MATCH sIK1-cARPENTIER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26
PUERTO RIoo''

Total 33 2 8 0 0 "a 0 1
(ContInta On ls %. pag.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-26

Juego de "a mafana:
CHE so
Puerto Rico OO2 900 Ooo-2 8 O
Humacao $50 OO1 Oox-4 II S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
sfoi,n,1e.s Gdlieblih is Der Mipehr.
mann nit iiein Wage foI1lle lin fat

tonne. gdlieblid Is ser Mipebr.
mann nit ein Maae folnlne lin bat
Sgeltart sen 9robbel an inde. "
bat iii einem ort ben, aopp ae.
i1iittelt biefabs Ell Bat nicS Time
tonne. Mit eiaemn1aI bat er gee...
rule: .Iag is fein @nnner, bab
bic MaIhien hit rome onbtsie
ben ia fein Droppe @aiolien IN ben
ganff!a @en Sd ben i'd gal15 iid)redf-
Iid emtberrer gefibH TN ste bate
nar email Sic Nien1arfs bore iones
no oie Gang eesnadt lat. gstpar..
Z gutes Ding, Dab Der Giepebf11a1111
,gaiolien mitgebradt bat. gr bat
nuier Ednf gefiiM in % Is oie Rar
off &obrs nibber gelaufe Die Soft
de. 9ie 2i55ie bat geiagt:: ssub
abr Iomn1 little 9reitper1 po11it I'D
berbleitpe Sine S1rn lieroer
Ybilipp g auer a N p E r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Der gtreit am 2adsfaQen,

9ie 2adgfrage III ben Gepdiier1l
guasfas miro bon gearnten 0es
8unbes-6iIdereiamtes obne 88tpei.
iel dis cine Ser b%ringenoiten n1o.
erniteiten Mngelege11beitea %ll1iererr.
Notwithstanding angeIeben!
Dringli9 murbe iie Dor one11
ourh oas rai9e MaGstum oieier
ssn6uitrie, fir melde Idon felt Mber.
i6 esubren, mas Mlagfa betrift,
feline ei115ige geiebgeberiide gerfii-
gu11g 11ebr erlaiien tporoen
un1 Sic grtr6ge2
Die betreffenben @inrnahereiert
baben ii6 I'M obigen 3eitralam BON
AZ duff etma $50 bermebrt, aber0
Sic Msbeute ni1nmt ihon lett eini-
ge1t Sabren eribreden0 ab; bereits
nm reidli6 sic &dlfte 1T er ge-
1unfen! Dnbei iin6 go Wilionen
Dollar III bieier Snouitrie angelegt.
rgs lit b6hite 3eit - meint
aud Der 11el1 %er11an11te Gtiderei-
fommiii1r D'ManeD ~ Bob 1teue
~SduBmabnabme11 getroffen mer.
ben, menn nidft Ser 8eitanb 6iefer,
Slide III 1lasfanifden @eudiiern
gdn3Iib erid0pft ner6e1 ion.
M1l9 ginitigitenfans 1T 81 ertpar.
ten, bob es Elm 8eilden nod
iGledter geben miro. ebe es nieoer
befier fo11rtlen magl
r8enn 1nr 1ibt Der b6ie 5treit
nber sic Mntpenoung Der Ganen 80
ltatt Der 5bleppneBe- 5um sJ5ans
gen Ser Sadie ndre! 81 eridnert
cine 8er1tanbigung an meiiten.
limb bod more es 5uDoroerif oaS5
nintigite, menn Die eingeborenen
Mlasfaner nno Sic ginmader es
uiber liib briingen ffoonrten, tire
sStreitigfeiten 5u pergeiien, I'm Die
ge1neinianne @efabr ab5utuebren.
Dns Sii6ereiamt Derii6ert, bob
es nnter Dem @eieB pom Sabre
1906 a4es getan babe, mas es int
SSmerefie bes 6dubes fit Die 2a9ie
tun fonnte - troB un5uldngli6feD
Der 8eminigungen bob ie6od
ein nenes @eieB iebt febr BON
n6ten lei.
I'm Sen ACKNOWLEDGMENT, reip
6ie Sago nit 6auen, 5um ginbalf
5u bringen, muroe ieoer Strom
Mlasfas, auBer 5nei ar ale
i9erei gefdloffen, aber oas Ser
bot eritredt ii9 rur 500 OaroS
iiber Die 6IuBmnn0ungen btnaus,
uno erft meiter braiS fo1nmt Die
beoenfli1e, BEL @roB-ginmadern
nber iebr beliebte SnHeniag6 ODER
Sauenfifherei meltens bor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Ule QDoOe.
DER Nnrnstern

Geraae ainie Ginfader sdnitt,
Mooe balt nod inra,naller al u
Der iblal,iM gera0en ilie, an. Der.
benlbarti8 geiilbil1itteruml Nrul5eBb.
form eit. 0erllanitiger, einfadler,
5l~uetf1naBlii1er sic Wtooe ME gene.
len: feine ginihhnlirlll1B Der saile,
feln Dober, beel1ge,loer, nngein1loer
Aragen, ffei1le iiberlaoei,en Barlliittn-s
re1l;; gsiinfadbeit in 9hnitt uno
a2inie;; gr0oBftnlogtiide 8emegu1gss.
frei1eit MISUNDERSTANDING bieie
gMao6e nidt M"nerfen1u11g, rid5t nll-
8eingeinranfteS Sob
Sic Iangen 8aile1 praientferetl
IT'D balb uberfolleno, bal0 bird Ell
net bn1telL geltidten Giiifttel nnae.
oeutet. lleberDauM tebt Der Girtel
i'm 8oroergruno 3es SS1ltereiles.
sgdmale @iirtel nit Metaaeinlagen
nno ger5ierungen beleben Die SSaff.
fenfleioer; @iirtel alts groBen8onb.a.
.roiettell bepunoert mir an elega1ten
Crepe Beorgette-aleioern Sic Meo-.
Be Der ungleide11 Sdume miro Be.
ionoers an buftigen %gommerflei
bern pielfa1 0ermenblng fin6en.
Sci Sen elega11ten Madmittags-
fleioern, ben fleire11 Mbenotoiletten,
fallen Sic. N6de lang berab, bagegen
berrid beim StroBentleib Der be-
ql1et11e n10 aneifeqos feidere @od
bor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Miesdea ale %uTelbi6ater1.

Wie aus Gefoa, I'M 5taate @nIb-
ington, berid1et miro, finoe1 bie
GARNER 1iiefer gan5en @5egeno, mel
de ibon felt geraumer 3eit einen
boidlIt bartnddigen &rieg gegen Die
5ulS S9dolinge 10 Derrnfenen 60.
piers o6er Eaibenratten init nod
minbeitenS einem Dube116 nf1oerer.
Nn11en) 81 fibren baben. 90 ess
gan3 bor5ifg1i6e 8ltnnesgenolien.
IN oieiem &rieg an ibre getp0bnli
den 6ausfaBen getuiin1en fonnen.
Gin GARNER na1tens q Sol
litter mar elmer Ser .eriten, meIde.
6ieie umiiIitdrii9en Neuerl1ng eill<
fnbrte; nno er lit Der nnererite, Der
tie in 10 groBem Wabitcbe ipitel1as
tiih ontpano1te. 81 ieIber plalloert
III einem miiifBiiaen Mugenblid bar
uiibfer:
gg geb6i;rt gum grfoIg meir1er
Metbpoe pen mein eigene
Qrfabrllng gebt ibeifer nibts,
nls ettpag 9reiiur. 22eBfes Sriibiabr
erbieH ih einenlte aases nit flint
ODER feds SSu1lgen, IN beitdnoig@
bungrigem 3uitanoe u11o n0tigtte iRe
TO- bren gRenbrungsbeoarf 6rrdh
Sngo anf Dem gBe1oe at gelpiinlset1.
Ser 8lan bepabrte iid gut. Diefe
&aBe uno na1Dere, nelbe aus Der
55tob berbeigebrobt nlrben beree
nanbeIte11 ib fbneM genllg in
idneioiige bierbeinige Nimrooe, bic
grInolih a~1tfrdlnten, borcril
Sd fann nod bm5ufngen oaB
aud mebrere 5arnler init etueils3
nlr eiil1 panr Seloofnben lmei1e Sat
5et1garbe ut a1f iiber bu11beh sc.
podief1) grobe grfolge out beitimm-
Ell gelobern er5ielten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Mnsfnnft in 9eaHder spra6e.

Das Magfunftsburea,l giibt ii bent.
ider SppqAe bereittpiligft ur16 70.
itenIos Musfnrft iber ale bic Bun
6espertpaItung betreffenoe Gngelege1l.
betten, 5ffentIidbes @eiut0beitstDele1.
SoIoqte1 u1o Matrofenangelege1tbei'
ten, @eiehgebuug, MrbeiterberhdHnif.
fe. Decentralization, MitstOal1berlllg,
gintuanber1.t1g, @telertDeie1, Meiie,
p1{fe, @raiebnngstpeien uip. Mnfra''
de1t iirb Al, ridter al: @er11nt1 Sec'
fion, Bureail Of Soreign 2a1g,iage
sc1forn1ntion Sernice, Mn1ericdn ReO
Gross. IL. Meft 37B street Netp
Dorf, 50. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

- q s ID E h.
@auner: @oueu mir nal in bic
S1iubeo11sitennng gebena
gnilner 2iieber MIDI, mer<
oen aud Holiaeibntlbe Dorgefiiibbr,
.i1nb MERIT 81, man fat1n nidt mi
us*--l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Gin il d 8 epan 3.

1926. gieleg a1eio lit Ser saiion
ongepaBt ME Der nieerige arage11
5unO sic meiitten Aer1lel a11oellte11l.s
3ur gerareitl1tg Die1esNtooells
.eiauH it'd 8oile ODER Giugbam mt
Baroern ais 9rga11oR.
Sos Ms1iter fommt II GroBer
Fir ssiurae Ga1n,esn Dotl is, is u1o
90 Sabren. sir cine 4bf5ebniabf
riee lino garos oeool
6reiten 5toffeg erforoer!id Yer
Rod II 1irten garo melt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
2 sMzs M -
sfl)reibel'rtet nes
9bilipp iaafrant,,ter.
aRei, Iieber Ser Reoadtionar;;

Settoe,,l i'd
Sen Slinlper de.
fault ben, bat II.
ebaut ieoeS III Die
Gamild gelernt,
ME lrier en- Muto
trettpe oubt ed-
3ept Sic 2i55ie.
mas meme Alte
is. Sic iagt ie.
0ebt gan3 gut
glei6e en- Reit al
1rpr1lrne, atDtper
penn Tie ielW
nm npn @tferinq.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
Baltimore Man
Gains Pounds
THREE YEARS OF STOMACH
TROUBLE ENDED AND HE
FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN SAYS
CASE.

Il have gained exactly nineteen
pounds by taking Tanlac and it's the
irst time in years that | have felt like
myself" is the emphatic statement of
Frank P. Case, 1903 Vest Dover
street, Baltimore, a well known ma
chinist employed at the Baltimore Il
Ohio railroad shops.
My stomach troubled me so bad
for three years that it came near COM
pletely wrecking my health. My appe-
tite went back on me and when | did
eat little something gas would form
and keep me in pain and misery for
hours. In fact, food seemed to do me
more harm than good, for l lost
weight and strength until l got so
weak that | was often forced to lay
off from my work. When | did work it
would tire me so l would just come
dragging in home in the evenings alb
solutely exhausted.
My nerves were so undone that
sleep was next to impossible and
had so little energy and strength thai
it was an effort for me to get out of
bed in the mornings. After trying
about every kind OF medicine l could
think Of or heard about only to be
disappointed each time l had just
about concluded that nothing could
help me.
"Tanlac did not seem to do me
much good, either, right at first, but
by the time | started on my third bot
tie | commenced to improve by leaps
and bounds, and five bottles have just
the same as made me over into a new
man. | now eat and enjoy my three
square meals every day that rolls
around. and my stomach trouble is :
thing of the past.
My nerves are like iron and sleep
like trooper every night. | don't
seem to get tired any mere, for | can
Uut in "A hard days work and come
home in the evenings feeling as fine
as when | start out in the mornings.
When ] began taking Tanlac | only
weighed one hundred and forty-three
pounds and l now tip the scales at
one hundred and siXty-two. If | get
much stOuter I'll have to buy myself
a new outfit, for my clothes are all
getting too tight for me now. Just ask
the bows down at the shop; they all
know what Tanlac has done for me
and what | think of it,
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
Mt. AIRY ELECTION
MAYOR WORDSWORTH, FAVORING
IMPROVED STREETS AND WAT
Err SYSTEM, REELECTED.

The progressives swept Mount Airy
Monday at the municipal election,
when the Mayor and, with one excep-
lion. the entire Council was returned
o office on the campaign platform of
street improvements and the installa-
ton of water system for fire pro-
lection.
The officials elected: Mayor, Archie
R. Wordsworth; Councilmen, Henry G..
Hood, Walter A. Rudy, Harry A. Zepp,
A. Frank Miller and Ira d. Watkins.
If. Hood succeeds Arthur Z. Phebus,
who declined denomination.
There were two tickets in the field,
the progressives winning over the So
called reactionists. Mount Airy has
twice been visited by disastrous fires
within recent years, one of them
weeping the business district. Since
then the CITY administration has been
rying, without any apparent success,
to plan for the installation of an ade-
quate water system, which will at
east give the town protection from
fire,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
CONCERT AT HAMPSTEAD

Concert by the ST. David's Sympho-
ny orchestra under the dictatorship of
&. Victor Resh, was held at Hamp-
stead before a very highly apprecia-
tive audience. The orchestra turned
out with 20 members and rendered a
program that was most excellent. The
money raised by the orchestra goes
for scholarship for a young man
preparing for the ministry.
The musicians made fine appear
ance on the Hampstead stage, and
the music was of the best. The quar-
tettcs. by the All-four quartette, were
so well pleasing and appreciated they
had to return to the stage after con-
tinous applause. The program as r2n~
dered was March, "All America, ="
Iamecnik; Overture. Spirit of Age"
Hayes: Violin duet, by Dr.. Senduer,
Guy Lucabaugh; Waltzes, THE Ser
aph," Lafferty; Gavotte. "Piguante,' =
PiersOn; Selection Martha" Won
TlotOw: Quartette, by the All-four
Quartette; Fantasia, In Days of Old, e"
Robinson; Flute solo, by Frvsingc.
ROhrbaugh; Salon piece, N Lenflet. =
Grundwald; March, Long Live the W.
S. Of A" Miller. The violin solo and
duets by DR.. Sendner and Mr. Guy
Lucabaugh were of the best musical
type. The flute solo was very highly
appreciated and received hearty ap-
plause compelling Mr.. Rohrbaugh to
return to the stage.
The orchestra will render a pro-
gram at Manchester, May II, at $50
p m, and will have IA number of stu
dents from Peabody Conservatory of
Music of Baltimore to render solos.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
SOME KEEN CUTTER.

William H. Johnson, proprietor OF
barber shop at fredericksburg, Nd
has set what is believed to be record
for quick shaving. In the space of Z
minutes and 80 seconds he shaved 10
men, turning them ont of the chairs
with faces smooth enough to satisfy
the most eXacting wife or sweetheart.
Four chairs were grouped in cir
Gle in the middle of the shop, and
three latherers prepared the faces for
the razor. Watches were held by re-
liable Judges and at the word 60"
Johnson, started on his shaving sprint.
His quickest shave was in the fast
time of 30 seconds, and his longest
was l minute.
Johnson states that his record for
hair cut and shave is minutes
and so seconds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA
ACIDITY
Stomach Specialist Says; "Indi-
qestion Troubles Must 90
or Money Back.

Forget your stomach troubles and be-
gin TO enjoy life, says DR.. Orth. for my
famous Stomach Prescription can now he
obtained III all drug stores and is ahSo-
Iutely guaranteed to Danish every sign or
symptom Of stomach distress. acute or
chronic. or money back.
No matter what ails your Stomach,
whether il is heaviEeSS. soreness. gas bel
ching or the most severe or chronic dys-
bepSia. Or. Orth'S Stomach Remedy is not
only guaranteed To give instant relief. but
is also guaranteed to put your stomach
in such good shape that it will be able to
digest most everything.
II the food you eat SourS on your stom-
ach. remains undigcsted and there is Il
f,IImaSs or floating after eating. with
Mains in stomach ana side. | can only
s1v: Go IL Your druggist and get pack
aye RICH away The very first dose must
bring quick aud almost instant relief aud
Il after taking the last dose you can truth
full say il has done You no good, take il
Etrk to your druggist and get your money
back. Horine'S Drug Store and all good
druggists can supply You.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CAR
ROLL COUNTY:
To the creditors of Clyde Ross Belts
Insolvent Debtor:

To the creditors of Clyde Ross Belts,
Insolvent Debtor:
Notice is hereby given that the said
Clyde Ross Belts of near Union Mills,
having filed his Petition in the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, in the State
OF Maryland. for the benefit of the In
solvent Laws of the State of Maryland
a meeting of the Creditors OF said In
solvent Debtor will be held at the
Court House, in the City of Westmins-
ter, Md. at ten O'Clock A. NJ. on the
18th day of May, 1922, for the pur-
pose of the proof of claims, PROFOUND
ing of interrogatories and the selec-
ton of permanent trustee.
Westminster, Maryland,
May Is, 1922.
CHARLES o. CLEMSON,
Preliminary Trustee,
1921 Court ST.,
may5-2t Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05

BY virtue of a deed of trust from
Herbert w. Harm and Minnie r. Harm.
his wife, to Joseph f.. Hunter, duly
recorded among the Land Records of
Carroll County in Liber +. NJ NJ. No.
l4O. the undersigned trustee will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises, near
Mexico, in Carroll County, State OF
Maryland about 100 yards east of the
State Road, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1922,
at II O'Clock m. all that land and
premises described in Il deed from
John r. Guthrie and wife to Herbert
W. Harm and wife, dated March 27.
1920, containing
81 ACRES, | ROOR & % PERCHES,
more or less, improved with a Two
Story Dwelling House, Barn and all
necessary buildings. About acres OF
growing grain will be sold with the
farm. About 8 acres growing corn,
about acres growing potatoes. Pos
session will be given September LIST
1872. Also at the same time and place
the following personal property will
be sold:
3 HOSES. 3 cows,
SIG Mogul Tractor and steering vice
Farquhar threshing machine. 26 inch
French burr feed grinder, s inch In
ternational feed grinder, double gang
pillow. II inch bottom; Thomas graf.
drill, Milwaukee mower, Grouse rid
ing corn pillow, horse rake, 2-horse
Western wagon and bed, good as new
cutter sleigh. John Deere corn plan
ter with cable attachment. 15-tootf
wood frame springtooth harrow
spring wagon, pair platform Fair.
banks scales, 500 pounds; 3-legget
corn pillow, Oliver chilled furrow pillow
single shovel pillow. , 5-inch Candy
belts. so feet each; sets lead gears
including brides and collars; stallion
bride. set single buggy harness, paiI
check lines, wagon whip, . "a tons
oyster shell lime, bushels timothy
seed, Duroc Jersey brood SOW, circu
lar saw, grindstone, Blue Bell cream
separator, including line shaft and
pulleys; lot white eek plank. grain
cradle, moving scythe, clover seed
sower. lot lumber, single. double and
triple trees, forks, mattocks anG
shovels. and a number of other arti,
Giles too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale for Real Estate:-
One third cash on day of sale and the
balance in six months, or these terms
may be changed TO suit purchaser by
applying to Ivan L. Hoff, attorney.
All Personal Property Cash.
JOSEPH L. HUNTER, Trustee
/ Ivan l.. HOfr, Attorney.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
NASH CARS DELIVERED DURING
APRIL BY FR0UNFELTER BROS.

Nash Touring to Joseph Elliott,
Taneytown; Nash I passenger sedan
to Joseph Englar, New Windsor; Nash
I passenger touring to VIM. Anders,
Union Bridge; Nash touring to Car
vel Alexander, New Windsor; Nash
touring to Chas. Harmon, New Wind
sor; Nash touring to Samuel Lantz,
New Windsor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
IN MEM0RIAM.

:. -,ernory Of little Caroline Englar Cookson.
-. g,u,ers we nurture with such care.
Ana ID WHITTIER though bedimmed with many
ssaIl arse in some dviner air.
Ire -, again more fragrant. and more fair.
10 10 sadden US in all the coming years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
N Office TO CREDITORS.

ob,a;.lS to give notice that the subscriber has
Conn.'u from the Orphans Court of Carroll
the ~ maryland. letters of Administration on
l.. HARRY |. REESE,
havi,o'll carroll County. deceased All persons
w arr.S, sla!ms against the deceased are hereby
tbereat 70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
oe[eoi legally authenticated, to the subscriber
NAV before the 9TH day of December. 1922; they
Of .a,5 wise by law be excluded from al benefit
1872 my hand this LIST day of May.
NAV zN,A :. H. RAUMGARTNER.
Administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

iu'S IS to give notice that the subscribers have
Cs,aneu from the Orphans' Court of Carroll
,'n'y' Maryland. letters Tcstamentary on
Tie Personal estate of
JOHN II. RICHARDSON,
t ~ OIL Carroll County. deceased All persons
ing claims against the deceased are hereby
, tta,hei TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
M 'eoi '".a!Iy authenticated. to the subscribers
n,, VI before the 9Th day of December. 1879. they
n "lherwIse by law be excluded from all benefit
', %' en- under our hands. this End day of May.
LILLIAN G. RICHARDSON,
CLARA d. RICHARDSON
MAJ, SOPHIA ]. RICHARDSON.
Executives.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
Roofing CSC Roll

Coal Oil in drum lots &c gallon.
) gallon can Polarine Oil $3.50.
Little Oyster Crackers &c ID.
Lace Curtains $1.69.
Corset Covers 39c each.
Oyster Shell Coo bag.
Eagle Milk 19c can.
Havoline Light Oil SOC gallon.
Havoline Medium Oil soc gallon.
Havoline Heavy Oil Coo gallon.
Cups and Saucers CSC set.
Goodrich 55 Tires 1857.
Galvanized Chicken COops $1.4S eacl
wire American Fence 25c rod.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
NEAR EAST RELIEF.

On Wednesday, May II, between the
hours of $50 "a. m. and p. NJ. the
basement OF the Methodist Protestant
Church will be open to receive bun
dies of clothing for the relief of our
stricken brothers and sisters in the
East. The cause needs no argument;
it makes its own appeal.
No haf4 will be accepted but come
and bring or send your old clothes
on this day.
MRS. GEORGE MATHER.
MRS. JESSE MYERS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
Couches $3.50 Each

Extension Tables $15.9S each.
Kitchen Safes 1915 each.
Six Chairs for $5.75.
High Chairs $1.9S each.
Iron Beds $3.50 each.
Binder Irvine $500 ball.
Hominy Chon $3.50 bag.
% ID. box Dynamite $3.50.
80 fb. box Dynamite $10.75.
Wizard Pillow Shares 69c each.
Syracuse Pillow Shares 69c each.
Oliver Plow Shares 69c each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05
Rice SC Id.

% lib. box Dumorite $3.50.
80 ID. box Dumorite $10.75.
Fresh Bread from Baltimore every
day.
; cans Peas for 25c.
Corn Chop $1.50 per hundred.
bars Rabbits Soap for 25c.
/ Box 1916 free.
Large box Cream Corn Starch 10c box
Nice Black Prunes lie III.
Bakers Chocolate Sc bar.
O. \. T. Cotton sc spool.
Baby Nipples SC each.
Loose Raisins 19c ID.
bars Soap for 25c.
i. Autoline Ford Oil 69c gallon.