The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-11


the Western Maryland Railway Com
pany this city, has taken up posi-
ton with the American Sentinel, as 9
compositor
The Church OF God of Westminster
will conduct large church market
Saturday, July ~, on the large lawn
back Of the Central Hotel The pub
lie Is cordially invited.
Company H, First Maryland National
Guard, and Band will leave on the
10 a. m, train Sunday for Belair
where they will go into camp with the
Maryland National Guard from July
Ii to Il.
mr. Jas. II. Anderson, aged Il years,
3 prominent resident of Williamaport.
Nd. died on Saturday morning at
Springfield State Hospital. at Sykes
vile. where he was taken three weeks
ago for treatment
The road from Taneytown to F'rizell-
burg will be built of concrete. Work
upon this has not started, due to the
Hassan Paving Company which has
the contract, having some imaeadam
work to do in Pennsylvania. The max
Ing Of a concrete road requires alarge
force Of men and equipment.
Free toll went into effect Sunday
night at one minute after Il o'clock
On the turnpike from Gettysburg TO
Bedford and from LittlestoYn to Get
! Iysburg. This means no tolls from
Pittsburgh to Gettysburg for there
has been no toll collected on the other
side Of Bedford for some time.
Mr.. Truman Smelser, Of Dayton,
Ohio. and Mr.. John Smelser. Of Balti-
more. are visiting Mr.. and Mra. Jesse
Snyder. near Morelocks sohooIhonse,
and other relatives Mr.. Truman
smelser was in the heart Of the flood
ed district at Dayton. and aas ma
Tooned for several days In : house
without any food.
George Schue, near sherman.s
church. found a large paper balloon
IN one Of his fields on Saturday morn
Ing. 4 card was attached to the bal
loon, containing the name Of Charles
I froek, uniontown, Pa. which In
dleatea that Mr.. F'rock probably sent
The balloon from that place On the
Fourth Of July. Mr. sehue wrote Mr.
froek at uniontoSn. informing him
who're he picked up the balloon.
Edward o'Meara, of Glyndon. met
Nth q painful accident Friday morn
Ing On the battle field IT Gettysburg
aud nearly lost the sight Of one eye.
He vas repairing n tire on hi motor
cycle when HcreudrIYeT he vas
using In taking the tire on slipped and
struck him In the eye. One Of the
army surgeons made an examination
Of the optic and said he did moi think
The sight would be affected. but that
The injury was serious.
! !. I. Clayton, manager Of =. l.
Nznfer'a pool room and soda fountain
II Hue Ridge Summit. had : mIHaea-
louz escape Saturday morning from
losing the sight Of his rlghl eye Hf
Clayton. while transferring , bottle
q ginger ale. containing n orr aup-
plY Of earboniC acid ga. from the
crate To the refrigerator. Jared The
bottle IN such a way thai InH top of
h bottle was blown Of Tho glass
Ut him just above the - I'll md
scratched HIS cheek
When hia automobile Va struck Il
= train Of the Northern Central HaiI
rad Monday afternoon y Henry
- ~ HI ~ ~ - nj - - III
TasIY escaped serious lnIufY Tie an=
eIdeat occurred at Garrison Station IN
- Green Spring Valley. ~ IL ~.
chino n which Mr. keYaeF - riding
- almost demolished II KaTHsf
szeansd Nth a few minor bruises and
Hsnf II his home unaHalHted : num-
- If our citizens often ne tHe sama
rad and pass the same station
he lion Alexander II nasksrY.
former Governor OF Missouri. former
member Of Congress. Third Assistant
Ea=ImaHfeT=G General. sIII deliver -
address At the Odd Fellows reunion
= lar land. Pennsylvania Virginia.
Vt Virginia and tho District = 81
uInhIa n fen-MaT Thursday. August
: IT Doekory is an active I'D Fei-
I1s. being past grand master and
naHI grand representative and Il pres
ut member OF the board q Irua.
taaa Of the Odd Fellows Home of Nj
souri,
! large stack OF unthraahsd wheat
containing about loo bushels. nd !
loaded farm wagon were destroyed
i 1re Sunday morning n - eoun-
TT place Of J. Pembroke Thorn. Toll.
N road. near CatonHYIlIa II Ioaa
i estimated at $500. partly covered
l. insurance. The blaze - dIzeoY-
sTed b Frank Primrose. whose eoun-
- place IL opposite Mr Thom.H. and
Khen lie arrived with his I'm hands
tie stack vas a roaring furnace They
succeeded In saving one IafEa farm
wagon
Charged with obtaining 80 in
currency and pair Of shoes valued #
30 fro Joseph Hickman. Of - Vest
.ThIrtY-Hi1th street. Baltimore. : les
daYa ago by means Of 4 bogus check
William !. Miller. OF Manchester. "a
released In 5000 ball fof 3 further
hearing next Wednesday N IL North
ern Police Court, Baltimore. n IN
dHfing payment for the HhoaH. I i
charged. Miller gave Hickman :
check for s. drawn on the Manchester
Hank. where he formerly kepI II ae-
count Hickman said the check Wag
returned.
Union Bridge defeated tie Vest
minister National Club In ! double
! header / to ] and 10 To ! N saIur-
day Inst The features Of the morn
IN game were the pitching 0f foN-
BE. who allowed no hits. and the bat
J ting Of Alexander. The features Of
the second contest we're The pitching
i Of Keefer and the fielding o. sInnoIt.
Union Bridge outclassed Westminster
II both games. Batteries. MeaImins-
ter. Myers and Arnold, first game. 7.
Smith and Arnold, second game. Union
bridge. fowble and Kemp fri game !:
Keefer and Kemp, second game.