The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04

the Western Maryland Railway Com
pany.
The Crescent Bicycle Club OF Bal
tlmore passed through this city both
going and coming from trip to Get
tysburg, Pa About 10 made the run.
The local base ball team will play
MechanicsYille, on Athletic Field, on
Saturday afternoon, July 5. at
O'Clock. This promises 10 be a spicy
game.
A number of Carroll county teach
ers are taking special courses at the
Johns Hopkins Summer School A
complete list will be published next
week.
Mr. Wesley Humbert, Of Myers Dis
trict. Silver Run, had pea crop, this
year. Of 1870 pounds yielded from
bushels of seed sown On | 12 acres
of ground.
The fast mail was delayed three
hours On Monday evening on account
of the heavy traffic of passenger trains
which we're hauling soldiers to Get
tysburg.
Mr. William II. WarehIme found
three timothy heads measuring IL.
? 81 and 10 inches In length on the
Jesse Lennon farm. better known as
Paradise Farm.
Miss Margaret t.oekard. Of this city.
is taking course In Pedagogy at
Johns Hopkins Summer School and
course In public school music at the
Peabody Conservatory.
T. [. Tucker. an employe OF the
Della Mills. Is suffering from a broken
right arm sustained several days ago
when II work in the mill Mr.. Tucker
was adjusting a belt when the acct
dent occurred,
Circulars have been distributed BY
Mayor Walsh announcing that the
Council vii enforce ordinance no IL.
which prohibits the firing Of cannon
or the use OF explosives within the
city limits on the Fourth Of July.
Fail N for the safe and sane cele-
bration Of the Fourth of IulY IN West
minister A base ball game in the
morning and afternoon. aud a jolly
evening including a children parade.
a suitable program and brilliant Gre
works On Athletic Field.
Mrs. !. f. Crout. formerly manager
OF the Main Court Hotel. let this city
on Tuesday 10 take charge Of the
Aitambn1 Hotel. EutaH Place aud
l.an.ale street, Baltimore Mrs.
Crout y Il hotel propfIetreHs Is well
known. and Will need ~ Introduction
10 the business
\ newly elected member Of the
music department At Western Mary
land next autumn vi b. Miss
Edith ]. Chapman. Of Portland
Oregon Miss Chapman M Eradn
ated from The New England gonscrya-
tory u Music. Boston. n 40 Since
then he haa been teaching The piano
forte Il Portland and loa Angeles.
The twenty fourth annual reunion
OF Ihe Reformed churches Of Mary
land. Pennsylvania. Virginia and West
Virginia will be held n .hn=Aar July
l. Tie annual address VII be- de
liYefed b Rev. Elmer !. Goblentz, Of
Carlisle. Pa The all=eoIlege hour
Will / conducted b. T. Clayton II
RaneK. ! reunion 81 = he colleges
and academies will Be tie feature of
the IA.
Charges that the tom Of Union
Bridge l. being unreaaonably dis
eliminated against b. The Western
Maryland Railway In the matter OF
passenger service we're fled with the
Public Service Commission last Fri
day The charges were made by resi-
dents Of the town who alleged that
they are being deprived Of the best
trains On the road which fall to stop
at their station.
The congregation Of the Church OF
God VII conduct a church market in
the large yard back Of the Central
hotel buildings, on the Saturday even
Ing Of each week during the sum
mer months. beginning Saturday eY-
ening. July 9Th. This market Will be
held IN Tie interest of The church, as q
means 10 make money honestly and
honorably to help pay for IL property
also To help build house Of worship
To tins market the public l. cordially
invited. The Carrolllon Band will
render music on certain evenings.
AnnIIIK ubNu uNIII8= = aAl1i NhhAt
into the basement Of Louis Wisner'f
home. 1t Warren, lightning bolt
struck = corner of The house during
the storm Friday night knocked down
Mrs. Sarah Wisner and her grand
daughter. Miss Mary Price. and sci
the faIIer'a dress on fine aud tore of
the sole Of her shoe. Harry Curtis. OF
Baltimore. a relative visiting In the
Wisner home, entered he basement
and exIlngnished the IIamea before
Miss Price was badly burned Both
she and her grandmother suffered
greatly from the shock. Little dam
age vas done to the house.
Under a special appropriation oil
SIS. 900 made by Congress for demon
stratIng the best method Of preventing
and Graduating hog cholera the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture has undertaken practical expert
menta N combating this disease. The
appropriation became available July
l, and work will be begun first in
Dallas county. Iowa. and will be taken
up later IN Indiana, and n one or two
other States. Hog cholera has for
many years been a seonrge Of the hog
raising industry, causing heavier d.
rect losses than any other animal dis
ease IN this country. The losses for
last year are estimated 1t 100000, 900
In the face of short supply and high
prices Of meat II is becoming impera.
tive that something should be done 70
check the ravages of the disease.
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