The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-04

The Emm1I House, GmmlISDuf8,
has been leased to Mr.. Lawrence l..
Mondorff
Quite a few families are on the
move this week and others will move
next week.
Mr.. George L. Aumen, near this city.
has moved with his family to a farm
near Keymar.
The log-drag. ii Is said. is being
used on the roads more frequently
this year than ever before.
Mrs. Amelia Gosnell, Mount Airy.
and Mr. A. NJ. FoWble, Woodbine, have
purchased Overland automobiles.
Mr.. Jacob Bemiller, of near Union
Mills. has moved to Hunterville. on
the Sullivan road, near this city.
Begin to get ready for war against
the flies. See that there Il no filth or
breeding places on your premises.
The Woman's Club met on Tues
day afternoon at the fssldence II
Mrs. +. II. Knapp, Green street.
Mr.. William ]. Eckard, of near Deep
Iliils hdb luofEd IL Ali1 AA1IIE Gil lAl IL
of the b. F. shriyer Co. near this
city.
Mr.. jerome Nolte. Hampstead, has
purchased 4O-5O-horsepoYer 1913
Cadillac. electric Belf-startIng auto
mobile rom The Garage Company.
this city
Mrs. G. w. Frizzell, Baltimore. for
merly OF this city, has purchased a
residence at Hamilton. Baltimore
county. where she will make her flu
ture home,
Mr.. Francis Hunter, of Cranberry.
while using q circular saY on Satur-
day accidentally caught his right
hand in the saw. which severed the
index finger and badly injured three
other fingers.
Mr.. Harry Rosenstock will tear
down the building formerly occupied
by Mr. A. Hecht. and VII erect 4
handsome store and cafe On the site.
Mr.. Rosenstoek will move his gents
furnishing" business into the store
part. and Mr.. Harry K. Oursler will
open the cafe.
On Sunday morning word was re
ceiRed from Milton J. Tawney. at Day
ton. Ohio, that he and his family are
all safe. Mr.. TaWney Il from Myers.
district, this county, and IS months
ago married Miss Esta Wentz. daugh=
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wentz. Of
West Mannheim township. PA. They
moved to Dayton about year ago.
School Superintendent George +
Moreloek, visited Mt Airy school On
Monday afternoon To make "A quick
trip he hired an automobile from The
Garage. The auto known as Liz
was selected for the trip LIZ went
along nicely for some time until she
became tired. when she commenced
to buck. The Professor arrived home
safe and happy
Howard Taylor. of Hagerstown.
Md. who was fatally sealded in the
wreck on the ". NJ. r. 1t Patapseo.
on the evening of March Il. died On
Friday afternoon at the Union
Protestant Iniirmary, Baltimore
When Mr.. Taylor was being removed
from the wreck the flesh dropped
from his body and IT Is said that the
doctor had very little hope of his re
coyery. He was buried Sunday.
Mr. {. V. Wantz. tar collector for
the seventh district Of Carroll county.
sold On Monday two tracts Of land for
unpaid State and County taxes as fol
lows A tract of land containing !
acres, situated at Wesley Chapel
near Warfieldsburg. called the MARY
A. Adams property, TO John W. VII
- eTnE# 2 raAI4
and 81 perches. known a. the David
J. Lowe property situated neal
Mexico, to Thomas Lowe, for Sl05.
Deputy Sheriff Robert L CrameT
was attacked b. Il man and several
women in Evansville Friday. when hi
went TO the home of the former &c
collect bill. The women piled On
while Cramer and his assallant were
struggling on the floor. lie defended
himself against the man, but paid nc
attention to the women. who clawed
at his hair and tried TO strike him IN
the face. He came out Of the melee
with a discolored eye and bruises
about The body.
The regular spring meeting of tht
Carroll County Teachers Association
was held In the High School thiE
morning at 10 o'clock Misses Esther
V. Kaufman and Lola Bnrgoon de.
liyered recitaIIons, Miss Mary n
Molesworth sang a solo. Mr.. J. K
Smith, OF Mt Airy, spoke On AgricuI
ture in the Schools, and after the
business meeting the county superin.
tendent, Mr.. George f. Morelock. de.
liYered a short address. The meeting
was instructive and enjoyable.
Western Maryland College opened
its baseball season here Saturday b
defeating the Baltimore Polys by &c
3. On account of the cold weather
the game was rather sloH. but boII
teams played we'll throughout. West.
ern Maryland started the scoring Il
the first inning. making three runs
After that Poly buelded down to busI.
ness and the Green and Gold securef
only two more runs. Poly's runscaml
In the second and seventh innings
two being chalked up in the seventh
Warren B. Cross, chief Of the West
ern Maryland Railway police for tn.
past 15 years, and the ID other mel
in the department have been droppet
from the service. All have been mott
fled that the department IN which the
serve will be abolished. While 1t wa
rumored for some time that the pollel
force of the railroad was to be re
organized, 1t was not generally ex
pected that such sudden and sweep
Ing action was to be taken Par
tieularly surprising is the announce
ment 70 the friends of Chief Cross.