The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

The locals will play the Manchester
team tomorrow afternoon O. Ath-
letic Field.
SFkesville's ball club was defeated
On Saturday by the Woodstock team
bE score III TIA to al.
Ill IL Johns Catholic School House il
receiving q fresh coat OF paint. Meade
Ohler has the contract
II Drink a lot Of water and don't
worry il the consensus or expert
opinion % keeping cool ia hot wealth
III.
Some excellent pictures Of the rail
road wreck which occurred near
" Spring Mills 90 Saturday were taken
by Mr. James ID. Mitchell
II The Holy Communion will b. ad-
ministered ia g. Mary's Reformed
Church, Silver Run, Md, Sunday
morning and evening, July 21st.
Providence Methodist Protestant
Church will hold it, annual Sun
day School picnic Saturday, July 90,
beginning ait IT, m. Music by the Car
rollton Band.
Mr. Harry TT Harbaugh, proprietor
OF Palace Livery Stables, has pur-
chased a secondhand Pickard auto
mobile from y. wv. Lockard g Son,
Liberty street.
The Greenbrier, Cheat and Elk
Railroad Company i reported to have
made preliminary surveys for a. rs
mile extension to connect with the
Western Maryland Railway at Bemis,
WI va
Charles j.. Bell, near Sandyville,
left at this office yesterday two stalks
of red clover that measured 9 -
feet in length. The two stalks were
taken fran q field Of . acres which
ne cut.
| Fire destroyed q small tenant house
upon the farm of Bradley Stitley, near
Bethel, about two miles from Union
Bridge. The dwelling was covered
by insurance The fire started from
defective due.
George Tobrey, who was gored by q
bull in the barn yard at hi farm near
| Evansville, on Friday il improving.
He was thrown about twenty feet and
fell Or his back, bruising 1t and also
injuring his left kidney
THE Regardless Of Expense Club"
will possibly 20 into camp along the
Monocacy River On Sunday for
week. John Lynch, Dr., il president,
and ~. N. Samois il secretary of the
club. They are off for fish (?)
William limerick, 11-year-old son Of
| =. W. limerick, OF Baltimore, who l.
spending the summer at Pen Mar
Park, cot hi arm in a machine at the
| trolley station and had his right hand
| injured Tit was necessary to ampu-
tate one finger.
Frostburg il planning celebration
| in honor of the formal opening of the
| Western Maryland Railway extension
On August 4. Tit il proposed to meet
the specially decorated train carrying
the company officials with band Of
| so pieces. The three bands of the
city will unite for the occasion.
St. Johns Catholic Church will hold
it, annual fete on the church grounds,
beginning tomorrow evening, July 20,
and continuing each evening next
week. Many attractive and interest
Inc features have been arranged for
each evening, and an abundance Of
fancy articles, and good things to eat
have been provided.
Next Thursday morning at 1O
o'clock q second card party for the
benefit Of the Institution for Feeble
minded will b. held at the new Ar-
mory. Those joining in the game will
each b. expected to pay 25 cents. On
next Friday a complete list Of All
those who have contributed TO the
benefit fund will be published.
Complaint of the operation Of West
ern Maryland Railway trains was
made before the Public Service Com
mission on Tuesday. III il alleged
that the trainmen and passengers are
endangered by the method Of operat-
ing trains on the road by placing one
locomotive at the head and another
about 11 or ~ cars from the end and
running the trains at very high
speed over the heavy grades.
The inspection of the Gonnellsville
extension Of the Western Maryland
railroad by a party of New York Cen
trail freight producers, which was TO
have taken place Tuesday has been
postponed. The exact date has not
been set, but it il probable that IL Will
take place in the latter part Of next
week or the first of the week follow
inc. The present schedule calls for
the opening Of the extension about
August 4.
AT the last meeting Of the Woman's
Literary Club it was decided TO re
quest the Western Maryland Railway
Company to remove the trucks from
the platform of the station in this
city and place seats on the outside
for the accommodation Of patrons.
Mrs. Charles Billingslea was appoint
Cd to write to the company. Tt has
consented to place two seats on the
outside of the station.
It il understood that the Davis Coal
and Coke Company began shipping
coal Monday under the contract
which it has with the Bethlehem Steel
Company, and which j. to run for a
period of 20 years. Under this con-
tract the Bethlehem Company agrees
to take a maximum tonnage of $780,
600 tons and minimum tonnage Of
100000 tons The Western Maryland
hauls the coal for the Bethlehem
n Company from Thomas to Shippens-
burg, where connection j. made with
the Philadelphia and Reading.
Considering the weather, the atten-
dance at the entertainment Of the
Mystic Circle, held il the Opera
House last night was considered
good. The program was opened by
Postmaster IT. r. Gorsuch, who made
short address. He afterwards in
troduced MIR. Swartz, an officer OF the
Mystic Circle from Philadelphia, who