The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-26
The coal man Is now leading the

1 The coal man Is now leading the
Ice man.
The early buyer gets the piek Of
the winter clothes.
Our street sweepers are giving val
liable service In making the dirt ny.
Ripe strawberries were found this
week in the garden of John T.
Sehaefer, near Klee'e Mill.
How many school children are
keeping up the good record OF stay
ing home at night to study their les
ions.
4 marriage license was issued IN
Baltimore on Saturday to Perry !.
Porter and Clara I. Kirby. both d
Woodbine. nd.
Walter Johnson, the crack pitcher
of the Washington American League
ball club, won his oath game OF ball
for this season on Saturday.
1. Calantha Lodge, (. of P. No. 1873, II
Union Bridge. held a well attended
meeting on Monday evening .Septem-
Der .. After the regular order o
business the lodge adjourned.
Mr.. H. Ralph Cover. son Of Mr.. and
Mra. Harry :. Cover. of this city, who
recently underwent > serious oper-
alton at the Union Protestant mfr
MARI. Baltimore. Il improving.
George W. Arnold. Of Glyndon, who
received compound fracture of the
left leg when kicked by . horse On
September II near Reisterstown, i
reported in dangerous condition.
Thomas I Company real estate
agents. report the sale OF Mr. T. v.
Mather's property On Liberty street.
to Dr.. and hrs. Earhart, Of Union
Mllls The price paid is about $4,000.
Mr.. Charles DIffendal. Carroll
street. has accepted . position with
the Western Maryland Railway as :
maehinist at Hagerstown. Ar. DIf-
fendaI was formerly \ maehlnlst with
the Fred II. Knapp Company.
The TigrIs." a four reel mystery
spectacle, drew crowds at the Opera
House both Monday and Tuesday
nights. II i an unusually interest
ing picture and held the attention .
the large audiences from start =
finish.
NInety-sIx of the la Sunday
schools of Frederick county hare ;
total membership of 1912. II tn
percentage Il maintained b. the othsF
Al schools. Il will show that about
half the residents Of the county aTf
enrolled in Sunday schools.
Edward II Rowe. Emmltsburg. sha
was arrested some time ago on tn
charge OF embezklement, and Who W
given preliminary hearing bafoTs
. Judge Worthlngton. and held foi
court. was not indicted b. The Fred.
erlcE county grand Jury. which hisez.
tigated the case
!. The Blue Mountain Express vi
make TIA laal run for this summer Of
Saturday This IL he beas train n
the road There HIll be no train
east after 70 a. m. until 10zi0 a. N
The fall schedule VII not b changed
: until the latter nHTI OF October a
the first Of November.
, PHotmasterahlpH n thu count.
, which belong TO The FIRST. second snt
third class. and 10 which appoint
mentH are made By The President A.
as follows Westminster. s.. 41n
Hampstead. Il.i00. 1T. Ar. ti.e0a
NeN Windsor. $1,000. sykezfille. =
500. Taneytosn. 81 100. Union bridge
LIN. and Nedford. si,4oo.
Special tally DaY service will :.
held IN st. Nary's Reformed Church
Silver Run. On Sunday. 18th. An =
fort Il being made TO hasn ever
member of the Sunday school present
at TIE regular session OF lie eenoa
at : :. m. Hr. HoY Rouah. IN Attor
ney II law. Of Baltimore. 81 dellxTi
an address n the Yaung peoples RI
! ly IN the evening. II 30 o'clock,
Or. NJ HaIas Stevens. sunsfintsnd
en1 IF Public instruction. Ras !
Annapolis. On Saturday. having goal
there from Washington, where l.
: conferred Nth officials OF iha unIIal
States Department q Education N
corning plans 10 increase The 81
cheney Of MarylandlH public schools
Dr. Stephens expressed great satIH
faction over the results Of The eon
G ference and aid h felt Hure mual
!. would be accomplished b. The can
] paign he haH In vieH.
Charles 7. Fink. attorney for II
burgess and Commissioners Of IL
town of Me- Windsor, wrote 10 t.
!. Public Service Commission Fridal
! saying that i II Is not practicable. i
the judgment of tha commission. :
have the Western Maryland RAILWAY
atop Its through trains at Ees Wind
sor. the commission should eonsids
whether the demands and convenience
Of tie public are such as - reQuIHi
the railway n put On trains - accom-
: modaIe the local traffic - Fink
: letter was fled for consideration.
The proceeding IN behalf of pr
don for William EYlar. tie Adam
. county man Who committed n muT
: der n Gettysburg On Decoration D!
+. Ia I116. did not LAT long before II
: Stafe Board If Pardons September :
aud indications are that Exler -
remain In prison. lie waE granIel
: Communication IN ie07 on plea tn
he ID not know what he rs dom
and various extenuaIlnR eITfnmstan
! cea. after The Supreme Court had Re
fused to set aside : verdict Of muF
: der IN the first degree and he deaf
] sentence had been imposed.
eMaryland.a Great Part IN saylnI
n the Enion.n which appeared in serIa
form IN The Sentinel. has now bee
= published In neat volume bound !
: blue cloth. Tho author IL Mr. ".
. w. seabrOok. editor of The Sentinel
+ who vas Commissioner of The Ian
i ofilee in Annapolis during he perIoI
: covered by the book t1S5s-is6s). an
' who u able to speak from persona
: experience Of the part played 3
r Maryland and Governor Hicks i
state matters at thai critical period