The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-29

AAAhi1fAAE AhS aHEtaEt HAL . H8IE IOt
and you will find that he stubbed II
while running for Office.
Mr.. Emory NJ. Newton. of Balti-
more, formerly Of this city, is presl-
dent of the American Auto Sales Com
pany, Baltimore.
Mr. Roger X. Day, of Adamstown,
Frederick county. graduate OF the
Western Maryland College class OF
1913, has been appointed principal of
the New Market High School.
Tonlght,s program at the Opera:
Knight IN Carriers. Pure Gold and
Dross and Possibility In reels. Sat
urday Vaudeville. and pictures: Stolen
Treaty In two reels and The Awaken
Ing.
Hampden Lodge. Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows. paid a fraternaI Visit
Saturday evening and was the guest
Of Daniel and Jacob Lodge of Man
chester The journey vas made in
30 passenger automobiles. A band of
music accompanied the party.
Moving pictures will be used to ad-
Yertise the scenic beauty of the Vest
ern Maryland Railroad. according 10
the latest semi-olIiclal reports. Il II
proposed 10 exhibit these pictures In
every city of consequence In this part
Of the state.
Mrs. Levi Duba. Of near Black Rock.
while eutIIngoff corn August 20eaaght
the corn knife IN some obziruc-
ton. causing the sharp instrument TO
swing around. lniiicting m ugly cash
IN her LEFT leg about an inch deep and
four inches LONG
Instead of responding 10 the ring of
your telephone With the usual Hell
To- II would aafe time and be much
more satisfactory to the party aI the
other end Of the line II you would take
down the receiver and say Mr..
Blanks residence or DR.. Blanks
Office" or Blanks store
More than 100 librarians throughout
The country have written Representa-
tie David J. Lewis OF Maryland. let
tsrs tndofaing hi bill admitting books
INTO the parcel posi- mail classification
Similar letters are being sent - the
H0Htofies Department indicating that
there Is strong sentiment for tie bill.
Present indications afs promising
for an average corn crop In Balti-
more and Carroll counties There
was onlY short period when the
iaek Of rain caused apprehension that
the crop might be 4 comparative fail
ufe. That was followed by frequent
showers. The effect OF this haa pecn
marked. and ordinarily field corn has
rarely II this period 81 the season
given promise 10 better yield
Frederick Tucker. formerly Of Sew
York. but nov Of Della. was locked
u Sunday afternoon NJ the Cations
vile Police Station b Patfnlman
Vest on The ehare OF tn larceny OF
suit Of clothes. valued II SO. from
Harry Jones, Tucker aud Jones we're
boarders 1t house In Della. II IL
alleged. Tucker donned his ON suit
and that Of Jones and disappeared,
disposing Of the clothes Tor Fi.50
4 second Photograph Of James Wei
gaar, of near TaneytoHn. who was
struck IN the chest By ; stray bullet
Saturday VAS taken Monday morning
under the direction of Or. William
Meredith Smith. welaaar haa not
been operated upon as ct, aud IL Is
uncertain that Any operation vii be
necessary. Mr.. Nelsaar was injured
while blowing n field Saturday
morning. The bullet i believed To
have come from ! rife with which the
on OF Or. NJ. !. Pittenger, of Union
Bridge. Has doing some practice
shooting II "A target.
The aneezing season has opened Of
iIeially md all e who have tears,
sneezea and alrangllng fits 10 shed
prepare 10 start shedding them. says
tie New York Sun. For some I'M
known reason August - Is tie an
naal opening Of the sneeze season.
md hundreds Who yearly suffer with
the red and tlngllng nosa, the Heepy
eyes and the general eussednezs of
lay fever are lined up waiting for the
first witches, titIlationa and Fremont.
tory symptoms that, like the crack of
Tie starters gun az a race. started
them hiking for mountains, seaahore
or lakeside, there to remain until the
first froaIH have cleared the air OF
whatever germ Of bacillus Il Is that
brings hay fever.
Helen Wilson. % years old. who
said she vas a domestic. living at
Glyndon. appeared before Justice
Griffin. 1t the Northern Police Station,
Baltimore. Saturday morning On the
charge Of stealing blue serge skirt,
valued At $685. the property Of Mrs
Lille DALEY, II BunneeEe street She
wore the skirt IN dispute. A the
garment was wanted b. the police.
Lieutenant Dillon asked her i she
would look presentable II the skirt
we're taken OF. After moments
hesitation she replied why OF
course I wouldn't look presenIable. !"
: friend of Helen Wilson, who was
At the police stallion, was sent oft to
procure her another dress, and after
the change was made the dress was
held by the police as evidence. Jus
tiee Griffin held the prisoner for the
Grand Jury.
Baltimore police have been asked
By Harry S. Banks, of Mt. Airy Md,
To help him locate his son, Harry s.
Banks. IT., 20 years old. who dIsap-
peared from Chester, Pa, last Tues
day. The young man vas employed
IN Chester. last Tuesday he com
planned that he was not feeling we'll.
He left his boarding house Tuesday
morning and thai was the last seen
Of him there. Tuesday afternoon Mr..
Banks received telephone message
that his son was n Baltimore hospital.
The person calling said he was DIR.
Davis. Mr.. Banks hurried to Baltimore,
vent to the hospital and learned that
neither his son nor a Dr.. Davis was
there. Later Mr. Banks learned
that his son had been seen around
Camden Station with m older man