The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-21

SeEt month la the time u begin IL
annual aprAyinE against tho san 1oaa
scale
Deer Park Christian Eudeasar ~
hold HpcCial service On Sunday e.
anlng. February p
4 stray dog suffering fron rabies
biz small boy living uifh =. Il
Hatfield, farmer near sYkeHTflIs.
and several cows. dogs and chickens.
The boy will be sent 10 The razlsnr
lnHtltut" for treatment
Deer Park Ladies'. AId held It ii
meeting AZ tho home Of Mr. Charles
Wagner. Smallwood After business
sas transacted The ladies HaTa DE-
iightfully entertained and adjourned
10 meet at the home 81 Mrz rauI
Routzahn, on February .
Mr. Charles Hesson. thla city. b
came untanElod in a belt n the plant
Of the Tidcwater Cement Company.
rnlon Bridge on Wednesday amer
noon. which whirled him around he
HhaftinE. threw him dom n u.
and broke his left leg above IL ankle
lie was taken 70 a Baltimore hospital
Mr.. J Webster Ebaugh. one =
WeatminEter'a leading contractors
and builders. bought Of J. L uauaI.
10 II =. Quincy kerosene engine -
Use Ia his manufacturing plant q
Center street. and MIR Harvey IYaHa.
nf Tyrone. Quincy for III farm
and SIR, Herbert Petry ons for h
dairy use.
George SaradoupoIos. Of Baltimore.
charged with the murder of james
Conitsiatlp last January vii b taken
from jail to Springfield State HoH-
pital for the Insane today The Or
der for his removal Wa signed -
terday II was stated In the petition
that the condition Of the accused haa
become such that he cannot b prop
erly treated In jail.
The following telephone eonnee=
tions have been made By the : ! =
Telephone Company Levi barnes.
Westminster 40 +. ". T. KINNEY.
Westminster 20 r. Harry T. Leather
man, Union Bridge 1922. Andrew y.
cullison, Arcadia. Hampstead f4zzz
Western Maryland Railway. Union
Bridge "a W; J. L. Baker. Union
Bridge, 30 X T. Dorsey Diller. De-
tour. Up'on Bridge. I'LL.
Harry Britain. prominent IN Ia
and journalism in England and envoy
to confer with American and Can
adian committees In respect 70 the
Joint celebration of the Anglo AmerI-
can Centenary OF Peace TO be held IN
1914. will be entertained at dinner
by the Press Club. of New York cit.
on Monday evening. March 3 Mr..
Britain will deliver an address aud
IL Is expected that he Will give some
first-hand information cleaned IN this
country. Some invitations have been
received in this city.
As the result of the conference held
yesterday afternoon In the Offices d
A X. Merrick, general superintendent
of the Western Maryland Railroad
and attended by all of the milk ship
pers along the line of the road be
tween Thurmont Hanover and naIH=
more, and all of the milk dealers IN
Baltimore supplied by these men. an
nouncement was made that . mix
train would be operated by the Vest
ern Maryland between these points
and Baltimore. This marks m IN
noyation, as there Is no railroad run
ming into Baltimore which carries
nothing but milk. The road up to
the present time has been operating
these trains daily between the above
named points, all OF which carried
milk and as considerable amount Of
time was involved In loading the milk
at the way stations the trains were
often delayed and considerable dis
satisfaction expressed by customers.
The new train will stop at all Of the
way stations and arrive In Baltimore
at about 9 o'clock.