The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-01-30

DR.. e. D. Cronk, OF Winfield, In,
purchased Ford runabout.
j. L. Baust reports the folio wins
recent sales of De Laval cream sepa.
rators: David Warehime, Bachman's
Valley; Jesse Lockard, Westminster
Roy, Myers, Pleasant Valley.
Eva Booth, head of the Salvation
Army in this country, who for more
than a week past has been ill in the
Salvation Army barracks in New York
after "a nervous breakdown, IL report
ID to be I'm grave condition.
Telephones have been installed dur
ing the week as follows: William
SCHUYLER, Franklinyille, New Windsor
1928; M. w. Senseney, near Union
town, Union Bridge 1876; John a.
Garner, near Taneytown 1876; Clar-
ence I. Shank, near Taneytown 1922
BY vote OF SO to Is the Senate de-
cided on Wednesday afternoon to seat
Blair Lee as Senator from Maryland
and to vindicate the manner OF his
election. While for weeks it had been
predicted that the Senate would take
this action, the friends OF Senator Lee
are delighted that he will be seated
by so sweeping vote.
Miss Alice Morningstar, clerk at the
Main Court Inn, East Main street, has
resigned her position and will return
present. Miss Morningstar, by her
politeness and kindness in receiving
guests, made many friends who are
sorry to see her leave this well-known
hotel
MIR. John Driscoll, John street, hal
formed q co-partnership with MIR
Peeling, OF Finksburg, and they have
established an up-to-date wheelright
shop at Asbestos, known as Finksburg
Station, on the Western Maryland
Railway. Neither of the above men
needs any recommendation as to his
work, as they were both brought I'D in
the business from the beginning.
Vernon w. Stall, of Patapsco, was
bruised and cut about the face, mead
and body, in the automobile accident
which occurred near Towson on Tues
day, when the driver Of the car, Pitt
Santmeyer, lost control or the machine
and it crashed into tree. Miss Grace
pants of the car, was killed AMI the
other five were all injured more OF
less seriously.
| Saturdays BIZ bill at the Opera
House will be as follows: eros:
Purposes" good comedy by the
Powers Film Company laugh every
minute; THE Thieves and the Cross
in two parts, a Rex drama; the
vaudeville show can't be anything bu
good when thA bill says Butler anC
Butler, the minstrel man and maid
and Jack Bindette, singing, talking
and laughing cartoonisr.
The indications are that this 5eal
will be a record breaker for sales il
Carroll county. Already many farm
ers have appeared at Tn
Advocate Office and have eth
Ter given orders for advertise
ments or for bills or for both. NJ
other newspaper in the county cal
offer to the man about to have sal
such publicity as The Advocates sal
register, and our sale bills are attrac
tive and distinctive.
The Health officers Bulletin for De
cember states that 1853 deaths from in
fictitious diseases occurred In the coun
ties Of Maryland during the month. O
these deaths 81 resulted from tuber
culosis as compared with SO Iii No
yember. There was a decrease OF tel
deaths from typhoid fever, and com
pairing the number Of cases reported
there was a decrease of 124. Their
was an epidemic of measles last mont
which increased from IS cases ~ No
vember to 204.
J. w. Lockard & Son, Of this city
report the following sales Of automo
biles just before and during the auto
mobile show last week: DR.. III. N
Fitzhugh, Westminster, 1914 Buick 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ri. Littlefield, Mid
dleburg, 1914 Hudson $40; Mr.. Natha
M. Albert, Westminster, 1914 Buic
80; DR.. Ira E. Whitehill, New Wind
sor, 1914 Buick Sc; Mr.. L. E. Stauffel
Union Bridge, 1914 Buick 81; MI
Frank Essick, Westminster, 1914 Hud
son $40; Mr.. Jacob Wolf, Reisters
town, 1914 Hudson $40; Mr.. Webste
Ebaugh, Westminster, 1913 Buick 80.
A Pennsylvania subscriber write
that he would like to see more new
in The Advocate from the neighbor
hood OF Silver Run. Our regular cor
respondent from that locality ID wei
known and will, we are sure, be gla
to send us all the news he hears
Tell him what you are doing and ar
going to do and let your friends at
distance read about il. Our subscrih
er says: Home news always look
good to one away from it, Pleas
stir up the people in that (Silver Run
Ineighborhood. There are some fea
live wires there whose doings woul
fill a small column every week at tn
least"
Under the supervision of the Bib
Glass OF which Mr.. T. M. Bish Is lead
er, the third ten-days annual Bibl
Institute of the Church of the Breth
rem, will begin it's regular daily ses
isons on February 18th, at 7.45 p. m
in the Church, in Westminster, o.
Belle Grove Square. In the mornini
OF the same day Elder J. *. Mile
will preach in the Church at Meadow
Branch. Elder Miller is of the Dr.
White Bible School of New York, AM
will associate with himself as teach
er Elder Ross Murphy, who attendet
NJ the late international Sunday srhoo
convention at Zurich, Switzerland
and also Elder William e. Roop, Bibl
land and tourist and evangelist.
G. D. Buddeke, of Baltimore, wen
to Frederick Friday and identified ;
horse valued at 5000 in the possession
OF former Sheriff Charles T.. Pagan
stolen from his stable near Blu
Ridge Summit several days ago. TIL
animal was purchased by Mr.. Fagal
from a young man for $25, who sail