The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-16

Zion Aid Society will hold an Ice
mencing at 6 o'clock. II the weather
Is unfayorable, the first fair evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Providence Methodist Protestant
church viii hold an Ice cream and
strawberry festival on May II. in the
Gambler Hall, beginning at ! p. m.
Al are very cordially invited to at
/ tend
officials of the Northern Central
Railway are now considering the ad-
visibility Of placing an additional
Sunday passenger train into service
on the Frederick branch OF the road.
Sunday trains for some time have
been operated from Littlestown to
Frederick and from York to Lancas-
ter. but the additional train would run
over the entire division from Column
bIa to Frederick. Il the proposition
receives general approval, the new
train service will be inaugurated Sun
day, May %.
Judge ]. 4. c. bond, OF this city.
will deliver an address next Wednes-
day before the Association Of Rail-
way Claim Agents whose twenty
fourth annual convention Will be held
1t the Hotel Emerson. Baltimore, May
21st, 22nd and 23rd The subject OF
Judge Bonds address ID: THE Re-
latIon which the Claim Agent Bears
10 Other Departments of the Railroad
Service and to the Public" The firm
Of Bond : Parke. Of which Judge
Bond Is the senior member, Il solicit
tor for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company.
The following prominent suffrage
speakers will be heard tonight al the
Opera House. Mrs Donald j. Hooker.
president Of the lust Government
League Of Maryland. Mrs. 5. johnson
Poe. chairman OF The petition COM
mIttee: Thomas G. Campbell. Esq. a
member Of the Legislature from Bal
tImore county; Mr.. Booker Cliff. who
introduced the local option BIZ In the
last Legislature. and Rev. James O..
Myihen. of the Mems Suffrage League.
The meeting Is under the auspices OF
the just Government League Of Car
roll county.
| The brewery and Ice plant of the
IHagerstoKn Brewing Company was
sold at public auction in Hagers-
town on Tuesday b the receivers to
Walter u. Wilson. : Wholesale liquor
dealer OF HagersIoNn. for $4,000.
Mr. Wilson will continue 10 operate
fhe plant. which represents m invest
ment OF Ia50.000. Philip Herman.
i former president o. the company.
Who went there from iatr0ke. Pa.
Has the heaviest stakeholder. The
BondholdenH and preferred claims will
! h paid IN full. but The stockholders
loae practically everything.
The HAYDEN Quartette Of Baltimore.
gave an exceptionally fine musicale
Tuesday night In F1rcmenH Hall.
every number OF which was vigorous
+ / applauded by n small but Yery ap-
nfeeiatiFe audience. Tho members Of
+ lie quaTleiie are Mr. Lehman.
tenor. Mis- Greenwood. mozze
soprano Mise Snyder. cuntfaIfo. and
i Mr. GerhuId. baritone The anarintte
gave four numbers On the program.
IL Prayer and Finale from XaFner'a
sIohengrins being particularly fine.
Each member OF IL quarteIIa sang
one or more EoloH. which demon
zIfated ths fact thaI theY ere all
professional YocaiIzIa Of fine ability
MIaa Elizabeth slHEie accompanied
- musicians In hef usual artistic
I'D sympathetic atfIe
Lawrence Wooden Wednesday filed
: complaint for atarrharKs against
+ IL Western Maryland Railway Com
pany with he Public Service Commits
ION lie alleges Ihat. on , recent
dals Re HHHIFed at - Fulton Station
d tie liHs too iafe to purchase =
IIaEet anH Haa CHARGED 60 cents on
- nBn = the conductor = says
~ the II.KeI 10 GIYnhnn cazIH only
= cents. = cgmnE the oIHsT way
I'm Hampstead T. Baltimore - Wa
CHARGED = avn - sHutF fram Giyu=
d.n after NHIng mileage from Hamp=
I'D Il Wooden Informs IHs com
mission tn the Ire from Hamp=
lad 10 Giyndon 4 - cents. md from
5 GIYndon II baltimore 30 cent?. while
h Il forced TO p. % cent from
/ Hampstead 70 baltimore.