The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-10-18

Tt j. said wheat sowed early by
farmers in this section is growing
nicely.
The contractors are getting along
rapidly with the jail and will have it
under roof tonight
Miss Mary Little, Liberty street,
has accepted "a position as saleslady
with the firm of NusbauIn e. Jordan.
She entered upon her duties On Mon
day.
Mrs Edward Helwig, George street,
was taken to a hospital in Baltimore
on Monday morning for treatment.
This is Mrs. Helwig's third trip to
the hospital.
Tomorrow at 1 p. m. large pole
will be put up at Burkholder's Dis
tillery in honor of Wilson, Marshall
and Talbot, candidates on the Dem
ocratic ticket.
Rev. William III. Hetrick will help
install Rev. Mr.. Hoffman, the newly
elected pastor of Silver Run Charge,
at st. Marys Lutheran Church next
Sunday morning.
Advertisers who want the best re-
suits always patronize the Advocate.
They know by experience that it has
no equal in this section of the coun-
try as an advertising medium.
Mayor Preston suggests the es-
establishment of curbstone markets
in Baltimore, where the farmer and
trucker sell direct to the consumer,
as one means of reducing the high
cost of living.
No Doi1
Company expects to have it's track
dition by November LIST for the run
ming of its powerful locomotives
through from Hagerstown to Balti-
more.
On Friday evening, October %, at
7.30 o'clock Democratic mass meet
ing will be held at Smallwood. Two
able speakers have been engaged to
make addresses All are invited to
attend and hear the issues forcibly
discussed.
Last Saturday night some one shot
at the automobile used by the West
minister Garage to haul passengers.
The bullet struck the back Of the
machine, making a dent in the steel.
The shooting took place somewhere
near the college.
Mr.. r. H. Shriver and family, of
Union Mills, with some friends from
Baltimore, are making an automobile
tour through the valley Of Virginia.
Mr.. Shriver hopes to spend some time
on the battlefield of New Market,
where, when a cadet, he took part in
the battle as an artilleryman.
4 number of motorcyclists from
Washington, D. c., who were out on
a tour stopped at the Westminster
Garage for checkingon Sunday morn
ing. After securing a full supply of
oil and gasoline they left for Harris
burg, Pa. They returned to Wash
ington by way Of Lancaster, Pa.
The third edition of the World in
Baltimore Herald" Recently issued,
gives coherent form to what has
hitherto been a rather hazy idea
about this great pageant in the
minds Of great many people. "The
World in Baltimore" is great under
taking, and from present indications,
will undoubtedly be a great success
Much sympathy is expressed for
EX-President Roosevelt who was shot
Dy IOTelSn DOFn ClLlZeu Ill MIL
waukee Monday evening. That the
wound is not considered serious is a
matter for congratulation. That an
other foreigner did the dastardly act
is suggestive Every assassination OF
a president or ex-president has been
by foreign born citizen.
The Woman's Club of Westminster
met at the residence Of Mrs. Frank
z. Miller on Tuesday afternoon. The
club is in a fourishing condition this
year. Three new members were elect
ed, making the number %. A consti-
tuition and bylaws have been drawn
up and adopted, and the members are
very much interested in the work to
be done this year. Some Of the mem
bers are DESTROYS Of deToting one
meeting to the consideration of civic