The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-26

more College.
On Saturday evening at O'Clock
an oyster supper will be held In the
interest of the Church OF God, at the
old Central Hotel. this city.
Baer's Underselling Store was clos
ed this week. The stock of goods was
packed for shipment to Baltimore,
where Mr.. Baer and his son will go
into business.
Twelve carloads of horses, which
were entered in the races at the Han
over Fair. we're shipped last Friday
evening By special train over the
Western Maryland Railway to Car
lisle.
Sunday morning at $50 a. m. a
Sunday school rally will be held at
the Church of God at Warfleldsburg.
On Sunday afternoon at go O'Clock
Sunday school will be held at Car
roll Hall.
Mr.. Harry DELL Of near Warfields-
burg. has purchased a property Of
Edward HIYeiy, near Warfieldsbnrg.
The property is one Of the finest homes
along the TaneytoWn road. There are
about 30 acres of land on the place.
| 8G tGDaDiiCdH AfOunAI NCHAIA ~
Committee met In. this city on We'd
nesday morning and organized by
electing the following officers: John
H. Cunningham, chairman and treas
urer: Louis ShriEer, secretary, and
Theodore Brown, assistant secretary.
The Westminster Metal and Foun-
dry Company is adding another reYer-
batory furnace to it, plant. which vii
double its present capacity. A new
building Is also being constructed
which will be used for = laboratory
by the company's chemist. DR.. c. Ed
gar Slagle
William Il. Anderson, superintend-
ent of the And-saloon League. ill
debate the merits Of the Local Option
bill with Lloyd Wilkinson, Democratic
Candidate for the legislature. In the
Lyric theatre. Baltimore, On the even
themselves ~ being delighted to have
the opportunity.
The next move on the political chess
board is the revision OF the reRiatra.
ton lists. Think Il over n to your
self and your neighbors. Are you and
theY properly recorded on the polling
lists7 See to II. The dates will be
prominently announced in this paper
but you must watch for them and do
your part when the day comes.
. Charles W. Hess. of Frederick
through his attorney T.. O. Weanl. d
, this city. has filed 4 suit Tor divorce
from his wife. Esta II. Hess. who N
a Miss Waehter before her marriage
They were married IN 1905 and parted
on November q, 1872. unfaithfulneal
on The Dart Of the slfe Is alleged. sht
Is now said to be living In Washing
ton.
It the works Of the Portland e
, ment Company At Union Bridge. II
unusually heavy blast Wa sent Of
, laat week. There Here 30 blasts fire.
. . at he same time and altogether 9.10l
pounds OF dynamite we're used. Tht
earth for miles around shook froin II.
, heavy explosion. The report ~
, , muffied on account Of the depth OF tn
holes
Hon John G. NoDlley. the famous
! temperance orator. will speak In Ii.
: Opera House at sYEeHYille. On FrIdaj
g evening. October Il. at o'clock. IT
2 Wooliey waa At one time candidate fol
] president Of the United States on n
] Prohibition ticket Is editor of n
: Nes Voice he became famous as On,
of the leading opponents If temper
. anee In this country.
The BOARD OF Foreign Missions 0
the Reformed Church in Ihe UnIIes
4 States Will celebrate the seventy I'll
4 anniversary of II organization Il
fIrzt Reformed Church n ianeaH
i ter. Pa, September y and -. Amnnl
the speakers scheduled for this ueeas
:. ion are mn prominent IN the Worl
3 OF the denomination. As also humble
of able representatives from othe
e foreign boards.
The recently elected Democrats
State Central Committee. MesBrB. D. J
Heaaon, ]. Wesley Hoffaeker m
!, Thomas ]. Goonan. met at the Advocate
e office on Tuesday morning and organ
: izeIz Immediately afterWaTd the foI
Z loving officers were elected for IN
e term. Mr. D. ]. Heaaon, chairman an
/ treasurer. ]. Wesley HoffaeEer. seeTe
0 tar. and MT. J. Ross Bioeher, aaaIa
: TAM secretary. The committee I'd
a journed 10 meet at some future date. J
! meeting IL called Of the County Cen
a trai Committee on Monday. septembe
20.
5 Mrs. Reginald Foster. Who IN
I several times visited Westminster :
e executive secretary Of the Just Gov
/ eminent League. has resigned he
= position and will 20 to Orange. \. ]
y 10 take charge of the two little dauKh
I tiers of the late Mr.. II. !. Reed. q
!, Baltimore. Mrs. Foster states tina
Q she by no means Intends n give II
r her suffrage work. but will immediate
y ~ affiliate herself with ; sufIrag
league In Orange and will Try to be 4
: strong a factor In the suffrage move
d ment In New Jersey as she has beei
n In Maryland.
y ! house fly AS big as cat II
/ hlbited at the recent internationa
n Congress Of Hygiene and Demograph.
T at Washington, d. E, IL nov perma
$ nenIly on exhibition at the America
: Museum Of Natural History. Til
however, Il not the real thing. but
d model 10 In. In length Ga 600 times II
size of a living fly. This model. III
d making of which required a year 0
patient labor. is the most accurate m
. adequate representation of the exter
: nal anatomy of the common house Il
: In existence. A page view OF til
enormous ~ appears In the septembe
|. Popular Mechanics Magazine.
# The Hampstead Enterprise OF la
n week states that the State Roal
e Commission has abandoned the plal
;, of entering Manchester with the ne
+. State road By way of a side alley \