The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-31

ioh1snt II daIloNe en-. and the last
day of October.
We refuse to pity anybody who must
pay an income tax.
Hunters should read the trespags
notice in this issue and see whose
lands are advertised against them.
Mr.. John S. sehWelgart. West Main
street, was painfully injured at his
farm on Thursday of last week BY a
tree which fell upon him while It was
being cut down. He is confined To hia
home, but Is improving.
The following leases were record
ed at the Clerks Office this week.
John L. Richardson and wife to G. +.
August Jaeger. IT.. for p acres of
land, and Margaret ]. Malcolm to G.
I. August Jaeger. Jr., for 10 acres Of
land
At the sessions Of the Maryland
Lutheran Synod In HagerstoWn Il
committee WAS appointed 10 consider
the recommendation Of the General
Synod for the adoption Of plans TO
make the minimum salary of pastors
$1,000.
The younger boys and girls of the
town viii have a Halloween dance
tonight IN Royle's Hall aud vii be
ehaperoned by Misses Dorothy Al
bauEh Engenia and Eleanor Fouke
and Me5afa. J. {. Schultz. Harry Gal
Igher and E. Buckley Morton.
There viii be a special meeting of
snydefsanrg Grange IN the new hall
On Thursday evening. November eth.
At o'clock. rev. Thomas Brown. Of
Hampstead. and DR.. D. +. shipley. Of
Westminster. will address the
audience. Everybody Is invited.
Penn lyania Military College de
feated l eatern Maryland last satnr=
day At hester. Pa. NIth 4 score Of
b 10 D. | he battling plays Of the cadets
swept tie Y II. eleven OF their feel.
4 muddy field was tie cause Of fire.
quent fumBles On the part Of both
teams.
In head=on collision between tRo
freight trains Oh the Western Mary
land Hallway. II cattle we're killed
and lot Of merchandise scattered n
Round Top Siding Just vest Of dan
cocks Tuesday afternoon. 10Th IN
gineE we're badly damaged and The
truck MS blocked Tor number 81
hours. The trainmen escaped injury
Judge Thomas aat an Monday 10
hear IL ease o. Mr Holland. this city
Who Haa refused registration on &C
count q lot being IN the State the re-
qutred me under ize-ona year
After = ing the arguments fhe Judge
decided Iaat Mr. Hollands name ahouId
no appear Oh the registration books.
Mr. Theodore /. brown represented
Mr.. I.E=land and MT. 1Yan /. Ion rep
resented The Supervisors Of Election.
II The Union Protestant Inffmary
Frank 7. Jamsa. 4 brakeman aH tie
Western Maryland Railway. i suffer-
Ing from HaInHl Injuries n result
Of Il peculiar accident II HaIbTaok
Station about = O'Clock Monday nIghi.
james NaH walking beside moving
train when switch iron fleH ~. IL
sayE and struck hin IN fhe ace.
He E suffering from broken nose.
deep gaah across one side of hIE
face and injuries 10 hi jaRbonea.
George !. Davis. IT. HIdoHer. aged
Il. flagman On the Western Maryland
Railway. Vas run over and instantly
killed n the yards ut Cherry nun.
Sunday morning. Davis Was riding
IN N engine which Was gIdGHKiped b.
another. the Impact throwing him be
neath ne wheels of The tender H
was dragged some distance anu his
BODY 4aa horribly mangied. lie Is
survived by his mother. Mrs. Sarah
Davis. and two children. residing at
North Mountain. Va.
Five students at the University Of
Maryland we're represented Sunday
morning IN the Western Police Court.
Baltimore. b. ReY. Kenneth &. Murray
Of the faYette Street Methodist EniH=
copal Church. and formerly Of lamp
stead. who. after acting IN the role Of
attorney for the defense. hurried 10 his
pulpit Tor the morning service. The
five students we're all from cuba and
South America and we're charged win
gambling On Sunday At their roe=nIng
house. Il vas 30 O'Clock IN the
morning when they we're arrested.
The Health Officers Bulletin for
September states that 1eg deaths from
infectious diseases occurred in the
counties Of Maryland. Of which Is re
suited from tuberculosis, ~ compared
With 10 IN August. and 4 resulted
30 In August. Thre were 531 cases Of
typhoid + = reported IN September
as compared With Go eases IN August.
Of these cases ! occurred IN Union
Bridge, J IN Westminster. / IN FInks=
burg, n ut. Airy. 2 In Woodblne and
IN syReaYiIle. making a total Of Il
cases IN Carroll county.
The Union Bridge Water Company.
Of Carroll county, has been ordered
To Immediately install a dIsinfeetIng
system 10 treat all water going
through the oompanyf mains. The
order was issued BY the Public Ser
vice Commission in connection With
the Sanitary Engineering Department
Of the State Hoard Of Health. fnysi-
clans investigating for the Health
Board reported that the Union Bridge
Gompany's new well was polluted.
and the Service Commission was ask
ed to take the matter up. 4 second
investigation was made with the re
sulIIng order from the commission.
Tie water company has been given
until November 10 TO comply.
Home Coming Services vii be held
On Sunday. November 2. at Emanuel
Reformed Church at BanaI. The Holy
Communion will be celebrated at 30
4. N. Rev. s. II. Roeder. Of Glen
Rock, Pa, viii preach the sermon.
Preparatory services and reception Of
members vii be held On the Saturday
previous At 30 p. N. It 30 D. m,
On Sunday there will be a reunion of
al the mamnars ranaIVad during Tho