The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-10-13

a vote for German il vote for
continued good government.
Jacob II. Handley, West Main street,
has purchased National automobile
from Carroll Lockard, agent.
Miss Emma May Spencer, of Sandy
Vile, has bought Cherry Grove, the
beautiful home of T.. T.. Crawford, for
$500.
!. u. Stoner nurseryman, near this
city, LIZ exhibiting number or Yarie-
ties of fruit at the Hagerstown Fair
this week.
Two priests Of the Order Of Pass
ionists are giving a mission at 1T.
Johns Catholic Church, this city, dur
! ing this week.
| The First Regiment Band attended
the HagerstoWn Fair on Wednesday,
and played for the attractions furn-
ished before the grand stand.
! Miss Kathryn Ellicott, OF Woodbine,
has completed the probation term at
the Johns Hopkins Nurses Training
School, and has been appointed as
one OF the nurses.
Miss Sue @. Hall, Of Finksburg, was
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Or. William 0. La Motto, Of Riverside,
N. j., at the Methodist Protestant
Church in Finksburg.
Augustus Shriver and c. Beacham,
OF Avondale, participated in Racycle
Clubs road race on Sunday held on
the Shell road near Baltimore, and
made good showing.
| An interesting and exciting game
OF foot ball il expected to take place
tomorrow afternoon on the College
field, when Western Maryland College
will try strength with Davis and Elk
ins College.
Last Sunday John +. Anders and
the wife and child OF VIM. r. Anders,
Y OF this city, were painfully hurt. "a
wheel came or of the buggy in which
they we're driving and they were
thrown from the vehicle.
Revival services are now I'm pro-
gress at Bethesda Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Patapsco Circuit. Ser
vice begins at p. IN. The public liz
cordially invited to attend. Rev. Edw
G. Gisriel Is the minister in charge.
Rev. DR.. II. T. Elderdice delivered
an address on Wednesday evening be-
fore the Maryland Annual Conference
Of the Young People Of the Methodist
Protestant church now in convention
at Allnutt Memorial Church, Balti-
more. His subject was "The New
Times and the Old Book"
Chestnut hunters took advantage OF
the ideal weather on Sunday and
hied themselves with empty sacks to
the country, returning with a goodly
load. 1t cannot be remembered when
a larger chestnut crop was produced
In this country. Many burrs are still
on the trees, having not yet opened.
Miss Jessie Kenly,a sister of Leroy
| Kenly, Of this city, was married on
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, to
Spencer E.Sisco,at Nortminster Pres
byterian Church, Baltimore Frank
Mather, or Liberty street, who is a
cousin of the bride, was one of the
ushers.
St. Mary's Lutheran Sunday school,
Silver Run, will hold a rally service
on Sunday afternoon, October Is. Rev.
B. w. Kindley, general secretary Of
the Maryland Sunday School Asso-
citation, and Rev. W. III. Hetrick, pas
tor of Grace Lutheran Church, West
minister, will be present and will make
addresses. All are invited.
The W. Nj. directors have declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of ]
per cent on the preferred stock pay
able October 20. The annual stock
holders meeting of the company will
be held in Baltimore, October LIZ. III
liz said the statement of earnings will
show a good increase in net for the
year, despite the prevailing business
depression.
A recent report to the State Board
of Health from the Springfield Asy-
lum for the insane at Sykesville,
states that typhoid vaccine has been
used with most gratifying results.
Heretofore each summer and fall has
seen a number of typhoid cases de-
velop at Springfield. This year all
the patients were vaccinated with the
typhoid serum and not a case has de-
veloped.
All young men of Maryland, under
Fl years OF age, are invited to par
ticipate in the Cow Judging Contest
to be held at the Maryland State Fair,
Laurel, Nd, on October II, at $50
a. m, by reporting at that hour to
the superintendent of Glass "B." The
COuLGSL Will NC III CHARGE VI IIOlcS-
sors Of the Maryland Agricultural
College, and $500 in gold will be
given the winners.
Considerable interest is being man
ifested by the members of Charity
Lodge No. IS, knights of Pythias, Of
this city, which will reach climax
on the night OF October 27, when a
large class of candidates will be initi-
ated. The class now numbers ten,
but will be doubled before the ap-
pointed time. The Grand Lodge Of
ficers will be present On the occasion,
as well as members OF neighboring
lodges, and the event promises to be
a notable one A banquet will con-
clude the exercises Of the evening.
Apple culture is coming to the
ricnt al one OF the leading farm in
dustries of Western Maryland and the
Cumberland Valley. Maryland apples
are in demand in the West and in the
South Growers in the Cumberland
Valley are trying this year the Oregon
method of shipping fine apples in
boxes, each apple being selected with
regard to uniform size and beauty
Its use il not yet extensive as most
of the apples still 60 out in barrels
Some fine varieties are grown in
Carroll county which are hard to
beat
The Western Maryland Railroad
Station at Arlington was broken into
early Sunday morning and the tele-
phone box of the Chesapeake and Pc