The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-28

UNITY 4. cover q son received
9 carloads OF cattle last week
Jacob Basler, near tbs city. h.,
purchased the residence OF the late
II. Mackley, East Main street.
Elder D. 7. Miller, of MT. Morris
I'LL, will preach at Meadow Branch Oh
Saturday at 7.S0 I'D. IT,, and Sunday a.
1880 a. m, and 7.30 p. n.
Rev. Hill will hold revival service:
at the Brick Church, Wakefield, OF
Sunday. He will be assisted by two
students from the Westminster Semi
nary.
Hon. IL. Herbert Shriver, of Unior
Mills, had a so light Davis, Model B
Gas Generator, installed i'm his home
last week by Joseph T.. Baust, agent
of Frizellburg.
Johns Hopkins foot ball squad, Of
Baltimore, are being put through hard
practice for the game between them
and Western Maryland College, to
take place i'm Baltimore ON Saturday
The ladies of the M. P. Church OF
this city will hold an oyster supper
on Friday and Saturday nights, Nov
ember and 5, in the room adjoining
the Pioneer Moving Picture Parlor
All are invited.
Joseph l.. Matthias has moved his
household effects into the residence
OF the FriZzell estate he recently pur-
chased. He will move his stone cut
ting department to the same place az
soon as possible.
1t is reported that a force of men
will be put to work this fall cutting
down. the banks along the tracks OF
the Western Maryland Railway be-
tween Carrollton and Lawndale, pre-
paratory to Strengthening the track.
Chief OF Police Weigle In after all
persons using Main street, who drive
in the center, instead OF to the right,
to protect the street. A councilman
stated that they were going to enforce
the law of keeping to-: the right side
or make arrests.
The sermon ut Trinity Lutheran
Church, Deer Park road, on Sunday
will be appropriate to the day, which Ii
known i'm the Lutheran Church as
Reformation Sunday. The subject OF
Growth of the Kingdom" .I.
We have had a few of our subscrib-
ers to complain of not receiving one of
our illustrated supplements. We
tried not to miss anyone, and thought
we had placed one In each paper, We
ony had a limited number printed
and they are about exhausted.
Nearly every evening next week at
7.30 p. m, Elder D. L. Miller, Of Mt:
Morris, Ill, will lecture i'm the Breth-
rem Church, Belle Grove Square, on
his experience and travels around
the world in Palestine, Egypt, China,
Japan and on the coast OF Africa and
India. .
Rev. J. d. Kinzer, d. D., formerly
pastor of the Methodist Protestant
Church, this city, and who is well
known to many OF our people, was
paralyzed, at the home Of his adopted
daughter, Sparrows Point, Baltimore,
ON Monday last, and is in a serious
condition.
a recital i'm music and elocution
will be given at Alumni Hall, West
ern Maryland College, Friday evening,
November 4th, at O'Clock. The pro-
gram will BIZ given by Miss Mamie C.
Lease, reader; Miss Mathilde B. Rim
bach, soprano; and Miss Ethel CT.
Johnston and Miss Alberta Fl. Am
stein, planists There win be no
charge for admission and the public 10
invited.
Thursday afternoon while shocking
oysters from a barrel that had been
shipped from Baltimore, George
Washington Brown, connected with
the raw oyster bar OF the Hotel West
a f1uttering in his hand. Examination
disclosed a live fish fastened to the
shell, he detached it and placed 1t in
a vessel of water. lit appeared of the
speckled pike species and was the
size of a large minnow.
William Fisher, of Baltimore, brake
man on the midnight freight of the
w. Nj. r. R., accidentally cut. off the
end OF his index finger with a brick
on Thursday morning i'm the railroad
yards in this city. He was trying to
open the lock at the switch, and the
key refusing to work struck at it with
a brick, but hit his finger, cutting. of
the end. He was attended by Dr. H
Dr. Fitzhugh and sent to his home i'm
Baltimore on the next freight fol
that city.
Maryland scored one in the opening
event, when Chiffon Queen, carrying
the all scarlet of the Barbarity stable
and trained by Robert J. Walden, oil
Middleburg, captured first honors
She worked into the lead soon after
the start and with Alex bracine
against her the entire distance she
made all the running and captured
first honors by a neck, with Charlie
Hargraye second and Tomato third
To the novice this win of Chiffon
Queen, or rather the manner In which
she seemed to win, would give the
impression that she Is just now q
speed marvel, worthy of. competing
with the best in training, but it will
not be wise to count too much on this
filly, or rather her style in running
TO be at her best she must run under
restraint To give her, her head, OF
to urge her means sure defeat, al
she will not respond to persuasion
either with the whip or the heels Of
her rider.