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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-10
SYkESNILIE

Mr.. Earl Carter, VINO is employed
in southern Maryland on road con
struction. received a broken arm
cranking an automobile one day last
week.
Parent-Teacher Association was
we'll attended last Monday, at high
school rooms. The number Of high
school students, %, is very encourag-
ing.
Miss Mildred Potter. of Baltimore
spent the weeks end with her cousin,
Mrs. r. X. Bennett. Jr.
Quite y number from here Went 10
Westminster Sunday for the Sunday
school demonstration.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank StuhI and fam
lily and Miss Helen Stevens, of Arbu-
tus. visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry HesSe
Sunday
Mr. Walter Hawkins is moving his
family to Westminster. We are sorry
to have Mr.. Hawkins leave our COM
munitv
\ bunch of young men around her
are having a fine time coon hunting.
Mr. r. r. Bennett. Sr.. went last
week Ia visit his daughter, Miss En-
nestine Bennett. who is Il student
Lewisbure College. Va. and from
there he will 90 TO White sulphur
Springs. where he will take the baths
for his health.
Mrs. BraSman. mother of Mrs. Al
bert Duderar. died suddenly Saturday
night al her sons home in Howard
county. Mrs. Beasman was a resident
OF SvkeSvilIe a number OF years. She
was buried in Springfield cemetery.
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PARTY AT MORGAN.

.,rtv was given by the young
.pnI0vccs OF Morgan Canning
1""' the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
-, o. Davis. at Morgan, on the even
~ November LIST. An enjoyable
'n7 Inn was spent in dancing, games
~ n,msic Refreshments We're served
ai' .hnndanrr and all voted the firso
Ill marty of Morgan Canning Co.
lin success. The committee in
/" -,...,. of arrangements were Mrs.
-. - GosnrIl. Misses Mary Day and
fazel Ilaugh.
,m,n. those present were Mr.. and
-, CIiTord Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. At
n,,vfs. Mrs. Alberta GosnelI.
r.. Nellie Gin. cite Gin, Ella
'a,.Earwood. Margaret Leatherwood.
III,y.I Uough, Mary Day, Elsie Davis,
- ,..,rfpa Davis. Ethel Day. GOldie
ncu Margaret Davis. Maud Davis.
!, ,brr and Myrtle Pickett, Messrs.
~ rrjzzrM. Charles GOsnrn. Harry
,,r;lall Mrhrle Morgan. Chas. Camp
n rna-. Kerter Ralph Dorsey, Carl
KING. folly and Aaron Gartrell,
IN. Irlthrrwood. Samuel Leather
,,l,l Weldon Gosncl Norman Gin,
,.rl;.r Huueh. William iiaush. Jerry
,,,,,.rr,r. Francis Grimes. Edwin
,j.rri.,n Dewey Davis, Dewey Hess.
lin Davis. owen Fowble, Vernon
r',lIe Peter Porter. Bowman Gum.
,..., laugh. Howard FriZZell. Floyd
I, nm. Earl Welch. Austin Haires.
,n.ir,w Miles. Alvin Hood. Paul Rig
.r ullir Lratherwood. James Pickett.
psIri.. p.s, Masters Raymond. Albert
md George Gosnell. Little Misses Ma
I.p, and Gladys Davis.
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TNI0NTONN

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. CooKsOn enter
tanned at dinner on last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Smith. Of Cham
bersburg: Mrs. Joseph Dingle. Of Cas-
cade; Mrs. Martha Singer and Mrs
Mary G.. C0okson. of Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Price sod their
household goods on Saturday. Nj
Price has gone to Bark Hill to make
his home with his daughter, Mrs
George BOSTON. and Mrs Price to
Baltimore to make her home with
their granddaughter. Mrs. Bernard Pin
ming. and family.
Mrs. Norman Myers and son. Billy,
Of New Windsor. visited her sister,
Mrs. Frank Haines, the past week
Mrs. Cummings, who has been Wis
itinG in Baltimore for several weeks,
returned home on Saturday improved
in health.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Smith. of Cham
bersburg. visited Mr. Smiths sister.
Mrs. Martha Singer. the past week.
They We're entertained At dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C. COokson.
Rev. Nicholson, of Cambridge. who
was with us for ten days. preached
night after night. giving strong for
chile sermons containing much food
for thought.
Mrs. G.. w. Baughman. of Philadel
phia, sncnt the weeks end with her
daughter. Mrs. II. T. Fo@Ie and fam
lily.
Prof Norman Eckard. of Baltimore.
was the guest of his sister. Miss l.au-
RI b. Eckard. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Wann. Of
near Belair are visiting Mrs Wann's
parents. Mr. and Mrs Milton Shriner.
We wish Mr. and Mrs Wann Il happy
journey through life.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Dubhs. of Han
over, was the guest of her parents
NIr. and Mrs Milton Skinner on sun
day
friends in Unon Bridge this week
Mr. and Mrs John Burall visited
their son in Westminster on Sunday
Rev /. II. Hook. the news pastor Of
the Church Of God. and his family. ar
rived on Wednesday and were given
u rcccption AT tn" parsonage on Fri
day Onite a large number of mem
bcrS were present TO welcome the
now pastor ana his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Coollson were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nit
ten. of Westminster. on Sunday.
I'niCntnwn Lutheran passionate. J.
Edward Lowe. Jr.. pastor Emmanuel
tl}auSn Sunday school go a. IN.
Worship and sermon 1870 a. m.
st. Paurs Uniontownl Sunday
school Q 80 a m. c. +. 700 p. m. Wor-
shin and sermon 80 p. m.
Mt Union SUNDAY school $50 n. m
C. T. n m.
Uniontown Circuit. Church of God ,
naStoratc J. H. IIOke- Sunday school
zoo Il. m Preaching service 1o.15 -. .
m Subject, The Ark As a Type OF
Christ "
Preaching service at Wakefield !
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The "MOvieS" in Church.

There are upwards of five thousand
churches in the United States using
moving pictures" and many more
being added daily True, they are sup
posed to be pictures of the Holy Land
and scenes in the time Of Christ here
on earth. Those church members
who, never attended a moving pic
ture" show in a parlor or theater,
seeing that the church has decided
to have them, may get a craving Tor
other movies, and will soon minglc
with the world in going to see inn
moral and degrading moving pictures
even in theatres and moving-picture
houses.
And this new innovation in the
church is expensive. Some of the
church members must help to pay for
it. NJ advertisement reads: 9Th"
Holy Bible in moving pictures re
quired five years to produce. engaged
the services of Il complete staff ri
the worlds experts in costumes.
properties, historical accuracy. hnd
general research. and cost $3.000,0u
We have - subjects now. Rental
price SO a subject
|! Christ were here on earth in
person. perhaps he would drive the
"Noncv-changcrs" from the church
ST. Mark 1915.
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Desirable Residence, Store
Stand, Merchandise and
Equipment at Private
Sale.

The lone established store of the
late David r. Stem at Sans Creek.
Carroll County. including all goods
and fixtures and the adjoining resi-
denra. can be purchased at private
sale uf the Executor.
This is one of the most desirable
business stands and residences in
Carroll County, equipped with a new
nrlcu Light System in both store and
house Here Il successful general
country store WAS carried On for
many wears by David +. Stem until
his death. and since then the business
has been conducted without break
and viii now be sold. residence and
large store. - feet by % feet. with
warehouse attached of l. feet by 80
feet. complete stock of merchandise
and store fixtures, at private sale "a
Il going. live business stand. Posses
sion of entire property will be given
on April |. l92%. and of store earlier
To suit purchaser.
For prices and particulars inquire
of
J. EZRA STEM. Executor.
oct13-tS Westminster. Md.
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FINkSBI RG

The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home OF Mrs VIM. Gist on November
> with u good attenaancc and decided
on plans for an oyster supper. which
will be on November Is. in the base
mcnt of the church. Hope all vii!
come and help bring Il basket OF nice
things for the supper. supper from >
until IL 80 =. m.
Fink sburg was well represented in
the Westminster Bible class parade
Corn husking is still going forward.
some has finished.
The Ladies' Aid of Finkshurg viii
have its next meeting at Mrs Anni"
Shipley's.
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ana started festivities. Those present
were his daughter. Mrs. Allie Collins.
Mrs. Addie Burlington. Mrs Louisa
Draining. Mrs. Tile Dorsey. Mrs. Eta
Waters. his sons. Charles and james.
Grandchildren. Harry and Audre" MAY
Collins. Anna. George. Catherine and
Lucille Burlington. ThoS. Miller. N'yr-
lie Miller. Robert Walters and Robert
Shilling. sons-in-law Harry Collins.
George Burlington. Alvie Brauuin@
Chas. Dorsey. George Walters. others
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Davis. Nr.
and Mrs L. w Salfner. Mr.. Thos. Me
Cullough. Mr. VIM Ward. Milton Zanf
John Walter Bull and Lawrence SaIf-
WV
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BFTHEL HEIGHTS

Th,-r Who visited Mrs. Jane Tay-
l.. and family Sunday were Mr.. and
H. t;n~,ir Yockel. of Baltimore.
a.. Annie Trslcr. Master Gerald
rrn,frr al Baltimore: Miss Mary
1rIl;,m eff oakland: Miss Emma
r,aNu. oI Westminster. and Mr.. and
s,r> Errtr Taylor and son, Luther.
~ Bethel Heights. and Mr.. John
s,,ru and son. John. of Sandyvillr
The ~.urk left fine baby girl al
4 IT, home Of Mr. and Mrs. James ShiI-
l,or SUNDAY night. Both mother and
ld,nen'cr are doing fine.
Qr> Randolph Taylor spent Tues
If,s ~ the homes OF Mrs. lane Taylor
nd Mr. Cert" Taylor.
Re-, i l.. Mascmorc and family. Mr.
pa Mrs Randolph Taylor and Mrs.
hahn II Parker. of Norristown. Pa.
n.rr entertained sunday by Mr.. and
Mr.. oscar \ Taylor of Westminster,
ur William \. Lockard and family
..nt Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Taylor
, lied Mrs. Amanda Lockard. of
Nesrmjne'cr. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Norris TAYLOR is confined to his
| home with The grip.
Nj Ru sell has inst finished anoth-
tr new hen house % by 10 feet.
Mr. N!mrod Green is shipping
|smah- 10 New York City
The Ladies' Aid met at the home of
'llr, Joseph Baust Saturday after
boon. with good attendance. Money
.Irrriycd was $46.7>. The hostess SerV-
.tl ice cream and cake Every one en-
loved themselves.
EyanrrliStic services at the Church
of Got are still in progress. The IN
trre>t is GOOD The attendance good
also "" are very clad to hear that
s. MANY voung boys and girls ar
|-iving their hearts to the Lord :,
uun. Mrs Parker certainly is =
Inn speaker She is 4 truly devoted
II tristan woman In her own pccu
Il NJ WAY She explains and teaches the
A bic thar all who hear her can I'm
r~'an1 il. \ cordial invitation i.
.ucndrd To all To come. Services h''
mime promptly at 30 each night.
Regular services next Lords day a
,l1l
Do not forget our Harvest HON"
ami THANKSGIVING services which Will
30 held Sunday. November 26. Let all
he members he ready and doing and
'p. in the fruitS of the season. ANY
'l.na fraf vou bring will h" annrn
l'rl Let us make il as attractive
uu~-ihlc.
Tr and Mrs Lionel Lockard and
.. .uulf,.r. visited NJrs pck1,.l'S sis
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{ ARROII.T0N

SERVICE, in th,. Church al God on
sunday 40 follows: SUNDAY school Al
800 H. III. Preaching at lu.4j II! Mrs.
.Ihrr Vi NorristuWn. Pa. l.. I. l.. At
O'Clock. Junior and Senior Christian
AuarYUr At go p. III. and preaching
,"r,Iccs at 80. Mrs. Parker VIII
rrJrh again in the evening. very
JrdlH Invitation is extended IL rN-
-.Hbudy 10 attend all these services.
Don't lail to come out and hear Mrs
Parker She has brought wonderful
He,. Iges EvanscliSt;c services each
evening next week except Saturday
The meeting has been Il wonderful
success up To this time. being ten
|OonNrDl.ons up until Tuesday evening
The Aid was we'll attended At Mrs.
Ju>tph Baust's on Saturday. over $40
Na> taken in. The next meeting viii
be held at the home OF Mrs. JACOB
raplr.
The Thanksgiving Harvest HON"
services vii he held i'll the Church az
|ud on November %. Each mcmhc:
and friend of the church and com
mun.ty are requested To bring some
'itllN LOW llllS Ildl Nt'Sl llpt'i' ~
nation Also everybody is invited 10
liz present. Let rs try To make This
The hest yet"
CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.. and Mrs.
JAMES Shilling on the birth of new
daughter on Sunday evening.
Quite number of ourfolks attend
ed the narade in Westminster on sun
dav. Rev Walck spoke in The Metho-
dist Protestant Church. Among tn"
many good things he said. Why not
make it Sunday School day and have
the ladies' and children take part
also. Who will second this notion"
Uncle" KINNEY Evans is still
among the sick. Glad to report that
NE other sick are improving.
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MO. 1914 EQUITY.
In III" Circuit Cou-: for Carroll County,

In the Circuit Cou~: for Carroll County.
in Equity.
Annie s Smith. Plaintiff. vs. Hattie T.. Ztle and
others. Defendants.
Ordered. by the Circuit Court FOR Carroll
County sitting. az a Court of Equity. this lst
d.tl nt November. IN the year 1922. that the sale
If the. properties mentioned in these proceedings
made and reported by Francis Neal l'srkr and
f. Il ard q. We:nt. Trustees. appointed by
a decree. Of ths Court. Ia make SAID sale be rati-
tied and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof hr shown h,.!ort the ith day Of DE
rsmher. IHln prov iicti a copy of tbs order Ice
inserted in some. newspaper puhlIsh"i N Carroll
County. in the State Of Maryland. once IN each of
three successive weeks before the nth day Of
November. 49,.
The report states the amount Of sales to Ice
tl.laO %
EDWIN NJ. MELLOR. Jr.. CLERK.
True Copy Test
nnvS.It EDWIN NJ. MELLORJr.. Clerk
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The families OF Or. G. Lewis Wetzcl
ana {. Irving Kroh. of Silver Run.
travelling in Mr. kroh's large touring
car made weeks end trip To Wash
.hSl"n. Alexandria and At Vernon.
Al krlhaugh'S lumber sale. at Tn
'oh Mills. last Saturday. the slab pile,
estimated al over hundred cords OF
Wood was purchased by John w
Humbert for $2O4.
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, SURPRISE FOR MR. SHILLING.

\ very pleasant surprise party was
given Mr.. Elias r. Shilling At his
home. ut Bird Hill. Friday evening,
Mr.. Shilling had retired for the even
ing when number of automobiles
from Baltimore aroused his slumhcrs
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Bethel go p. NJ.
Evening preaching service at Tn
iontown 80 p. m. Subject, The
TRANSPORTATION" Come and hear the
Gn.nel All MelcOmC.
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IN TIE ORPHANS COURT OF
CARROLL. COUNTY.

October Term. ige2.
Estate of Nimrod +. BENNETT. Deceased
On application. it il ordered. this 9th day Of
Oct. l.rI2 that the sale of real estate Of Nmr"d
r. Bennett. late. Of Carroll County. deceased made
l,y Sarah f.. Bennett. ENecutriN. Of TN"
last VIII and Testament of slid deceased.
aud this day reported tn this Court by the said
ENrrutrlN. hr ratified and confirmed. unless
cause be. show n the contrary on or before the
It'll Monday. 21th d.Iy OF November NEXT prov Id'd
Il copy Of this order Ice inserted for three success
sIvr weeks IN some newspaper printed and pub
lshed in Carroll County before the Srd Monday.
10Th day of November. next.
The report states the amount of sale to he
$iUn.uu.
THOMAS J. HAlNES.
j. WEBSTER EBAUGH. Judges.
JOHN X. MILLER.
True Copy. Test
WILLIAM +. RRICKER.
oct2T-at Register of Wills for Carroll County.
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MO. 540i EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary f. Stonesifrr widow ct al. Plaintiffs. W.
Molly n Mascnhcimrr tnce Riddrrl and hus-
band. Defendants
Ordered this lat day of November. A. D.. 1929.
10y the Circuit Court for Carroll County. sitting
as Il Court of Equity. that the sale Of the prop
erty mentioned IN these proceedings. made and
reported by Ivan l.. Hotf and Edward @. Nrant.
Trustees. appointed by decree ut this Court
tn s2id sale. beratitird and confirm
ed. unless the contrary thereof be
shown before the 18th day of December
next. provided II copy of this order be inserted ~
some newspaper published in Carroll County.
for three successive weeks previous To the nth
day of November INST.
The report states the amount of sale To Ice
81 400 o.
EDWIN Al. MELLOR. Jr.. Clerk
True Copy. Test:
nov3-4t EDWIN M MELLOR, Jr., Clerk.
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LOOK, LISTEN, then GO
TO the Automobile Garage Of
JOHN E. ECKENRODE

at tho old established Buggy and Paint
Shop, George ard Liberty streets,
" eStminster, Were you can get first
class work. / have been in the bust
ness for t:rirty-tive years and claim to
know when a job is Up 10 standard.
have n painter that worked for Nc
Reuell's Bros, Of Warrington. ID C.,and
can give You irst-ciass work. | paint
automobiles and put on new tops and
do repairing of all kind. am still III
he BUGGY BUSINESS. Glad to have
you call and loois my work over.
George and Liberty Sire els,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Phone l6M.
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TO CREDITORS.
. FRED ERT.
NrO. 400 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
in Equity.


in Equity.
john hilton Rrfsnider and others. Trustees. and
-.uthrrs. Plaintiffs. ". Mary Anna Rrifsnidcr
and others. Defendants.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll Coun-
~ sittinr rs =, Court Of Elu.ty. ;h> .urh day of
oct III the. wear 1922 that th, sale of the property
mentioned in these proceedings. made and re
ported 10y John l.. RcIfsuidcr. lr.. ami George K.
Gthr. surviving trustees under the last Will
aud testament of John l.. RrItsudrr. deceased. be-
ratified and confirmed. unless cause 10 the con-
tray thereof hc shown on or before the 10Th day
at November. Wa. prov idr,i copy of this order
i've, inserted m some weekly newspaper rubshtd
m carrully. county. IN each Of three
successive weeks before the 18th day Of Novrm-
her. 49,
The report states the amount of sale To re
yi1UJO.U0.
EDWIN NJ. MELI.OR. Jr. Clerk.
rrus Copy Test:
EDWIN NJ. MELLoR. Jr.. Clerk.
urt2O-it
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As an author. Mr., HohcnZol'cTn is
a pretty fair Kaiser.-Ncw York Tr!h-
une.
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NERVOUS WRECK
FOR SIX Weeks
Kentucky Lady Tells How She
Became Strong and Healthy.
Recommends Cardui to
Weak Women.

Mount Vernon. Ky.--Mrs Cynthia
Vanhook. formerly OF stanford. but
nov residing here. says that after he,
third child Was born. she undertook
! % resume her housework too soon.
! and this caused me great deal Of
:roublc."
"I began to feel weak and all play
cd out--not myself at ALL" as Mrs.
Vanhook describes her condition
For about six weeks vas Just a
nervous wreck. had 10 have some
one do all my houscwork.
| "My doctor told mo my mprudcnce
had caused shock TO the nervous sys-
tenn. and the thing TO do was to use
d tonic to build UP my strength
"IIe recommended Cardui Very
soon I SAW AZ improvement; IN my
! condition. used three bottles Of
carhui AMI my health was
tes,ored.
! II am a strong. healthy woman.
! This kentncky lady adds that she
/ never falls 90 recommend Csrdui to
weak and rundown lady friends"
, Thousands of.women praise CalduI
10 their friends.
! This mild. harmless. .scgc'ahle tonic
medicine hns been IN successful Use
/ FOR over forty years. in the treatment
| Il many common ailments suffered
~ women.
Your druggist sells Cardui.
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ARMOUR'S GRAIN TRADE
REMAINS 4 SECRET
iEy rnlycrsal Serrice. !

CHICAGO. Oct. i3.-Thc gigantic
grain sporuiai'oEs OF ] oadcn Ar
mour. mUl'imill!onairc pacner. today
r" n'a!n"i = secret as far a. the Tod.
eral Trade Commission was con-
ccrned
MIR. ..r'nour. recalled 20 the W.T..
ness stand today. refused to ilvuIzc
any Information regarding as pur-
chhscs and sales % grain from July.
1870. 10 May. 1922. MS refusal. he
said. Wis upon the advice o. coun-
sci.
The Armour Grain Company was
named n number nf times as having
been larS"!y responsible for The Mas
'sGuecz." last year. which brought
a drop ~ 30 cents bushcl ,r Tho
price 81 wheat within two weeks
tim". Testimony Was placed before
the comm.;,"" taA. IN. Armour Go.
"hs l0.cur.0cO bushels OF whoa,
short" at III" Tine
Tn" Federal Trade Commission.
which Is to mako 4 report to the
Senate. IS s""aing 20 determine the
influence which large grain Interests
are said :" have On bringing about
the Invocation Of the car dclivery"'
rule on the Chicago Board OF Trade
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Cut GnroIinc Price I'm J.r,.,

NEW YORK. Oct l3-The stand
ard Oil Company OF New Jersey TODAY
announced reduction OF cen. a
gallon II The rrice o.. Gasoline
throughout It's territory.
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HARDING PLANS CALL
OF CONGRESS NOV. 20.
tBy Assc c.a;ed irss..l

WASliINGTOS. Oct. i3.-pr.sidcn,
Harding was declared today by con-
gressional leaders who have recently
conferred With him. 20 l.. disposed TO
call Congress in special session. about
November 20.
The President was represented as
feeling that. by calling :, syec.:u se.-
sion soon after tn. middle o; M
venD"r. the House would be abb, I,
act on the administration ship sub
s:dy hi! Will" tho Senate was con-
s!d'rinS the Dyer antiiyncl,irg meas
uT". which has been passed by the
.."use. TIL" SHIP subsidy bin. The.
President was said 20 feel probably
would b. ready for the Senate. ;ibou;
the time the regular session Is CON
rcnei in December ana while the
.'"nat. proceeded with consideration,
%: ;nat measure the House could
begin work on tn. ANNA, appropr,a-
ton bills. which must be initiated il.
that BODY.
republican leaders generally :avnr
tho special s"ssjon. holding that ONLY
thereby can the npnror5ia,!un Blk.
and important lcris!ation be leaned
NJ by E"Nt March. when the tern. %
nc present Congress expires
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COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead To serious lung trouble. You ca
stop them now with Creomulsion. an
cmulsiicd crcosotc tina: is pieasa
to take. t;comulsion is new med
sral discovery with twofold action; II
s"othes and heals the nfamcd men,
1raEes and Kills the scrEn.
OF ali known drugs :rcpsute Is
recognized 10y the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency cor
the treatment q; chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
Jung troubles. Creoinulsion contains.
IN addition TO cr.osotc, other hcalins
Clements which sootho and heal the
lnflamrd membranes and stop the ir-
ritation while th. crcosote goes on TO
the stomach. Is absorbed into the
blood. attacks the seat OF the trouble
and destroys the germs that lead 10
con sumption.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisrac-
tory in the treatment of chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
OF throat and lung diseases. and is
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the flu Money refund
ed II any cough or cold. no matter Of
how long standing. is not relieved
after taking according to directions.
Ask your druggist. Creomuisicn 20
Atlanta Ga.--Adr.
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WAY MEN ELECT
NEW PRESIDENT
IRr A.sncla,ed press1

DRTROlT. oct, I3.-Overthrcw OF
L, r. Cradle. oil Detroit. as grand
president az the international
brotherhood Of Main;cna nee Of Wa y
Employees aud Railway shop Labor
"rs. ana Sunounc" by his succes-
Sor I. II. Fli"zda!. OF Dauphin. Mani
i"ha. that n"w demand Tor I'M :
proved Working conditions and a
l!N'ng wage" would bc made ~ the
organization upon the United states
Hallway Labor Board. marked to-
daE's SESSION. or the brotherhood .
riennial convention here.
l'r"sid"n, Grabic. credited with
having avert"d 2 strike o: the 500
QUO railway maintenance men OF the
country last summer. after they had
voted oT"rwhc'mingly in fnvor OF
Joining the shipments waikout. was
defeated by more than 1000 votes
out OF a total OF approximately So
66o.