The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-19

\ Zion Ladies' Aid Society will hold
strawberry and ice cream festival
Saturday, June 20, commencing at 3
O'Clock
, Chief Of Police John a Stem, re-
ceived souvenir postal card from Mr..
c. c. Gorsuch. of this city, who is in
Paris. France.
|. The Asbestos Land and Improve
ment Company has, through it, agent,
Edward w. Case, sold one OF the
homes this company Is now building
at Asbestos, to McHenry Marshall, OF
Baltimore.
. Mrs. Carrie @. Ray, on Baltimore,
State organizer of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion, will make an address at
Thomas Chapel on June 21st, at 2
o'clock, p. m
Edward w. Case has sold the John
w. Blizzard farm of 70 acres, located
near Snydersburg, to Frank H. Smith,
Of Pike county, Miss, for $4,000. Mr..
Smith has moved i'm and has started
to improve the property.
1t il rumored that the w. Mr. r.
!. will put on train to leave this city
obOnl I-Lu AZ. ll-y CdIA CNCAlA6 dllu
return about I'LL ID. m. from Hillen
Station. This train would be a great
convenience to the patrons of the
road.
The Pen-Mar Express will make its
: first trip to the big Pen Mar summer
resort on Sunday, and will run twice
week-Thursday and Sunday-dur-
ing the summer months. The express
! will stop here going and coming to
accommodate all passengers who visit
: the resort.
; The Annapolis fire engine gave an
exhibition of throwing water, at the
railroad on Monday afternoon, which
was witnessed by number of citi-
zens. The Westminster Fire Com
pany also connected a line OF hose
and showed almost the same strength
| Of stream from the plug a. from
| the engine.
An appreciative subscriber i'm Kan
! sas City, Mo-, writes: Please renew
: my subscription | appreciate your
paper very much. | have been In the
=. west almost two years and every
week 4 look for The Advocate just
the same as letter from home, only
: it tells me more of the news"
Mr.. Emanuel Schaeffer, Of this city
: has sold through the real estate office
: OF Edward w. Case, 20 acres OF his
: farm land located on the edge of
! Westminster, to ,. M. Wolford, OF
Washington, d. c., who expects to
7 open the property for development in
the near future. The price paid il
|. understood to be $4,000.
The fly committee OF the civic
League received fifteen pints of flies
at the Times Building last Saturday
: One child received $1.15 and eight
moving picture tickets. There are 5
10 and ID cent measures, and with
every 10 and Is cent measure, a pic
!, ture show ticket ID given Boys and
:, girls make use Of your traps and get
the money.
4 The revival meeting being conduct
4 ed in the Church of the Brethren, in
Westminster, il well attended TIE
general doctrines of the Bible have
A been Interestingly handled for nearly
I the entire past week The meeting
4 will continue at the same place fol
4 at least another week Services Ne
T gin each evening at and on Sunday
morning at 1890 Song service fif-
teen minutes earlier.
The Opera House will produce to.
! night the second series Of Lucille
4 Love, in the Girl of Mystery" in two
' parts, and The Mans Best Friend.
Saturday a good vaudeville will be
shown with the following pictures
Q The Shadow Of Mosque" in two parts
IN and Universal Ike Set" Don't for.
!, get the four reel feature, Americas
D biggest circus, which will be shown
- at the Opera on Wednesday ant
t Thursday. This show is really won
- derful
q George Sherman, Of Annapolis, was
i thrown from his motorcycle while
Y riding near Ldttlestown, Sunday
t morning, sustaining cuts on the nose
lips, both arms and left leg. The un-
fortunate man received surgical aid
mi after which he went to Hanover BY
y trolley and left for his home. Sher.
A man was one of twenty-five cyclists
4 rof Baltimore who made an endurance
run through Westminster, Gettysburg
Chambersburg, Hagerstown, Freder.
lex, Westminster, and back to Balti.
4 more.
!. MT george III. Gonr, cashier or the
!, First National Bank of Westminster
was chosen president Of the Mary
land Bankers Association at the
session yesterday at Cape May, N. j.
In accepting the Office Mr.. Gehr said
he felt like the young man who asked
the minister what he would charge to
perform the ceremony. Just give
n me what you think it's WORTH" said
q the minister. All" said the young
man, with love-brimming eyes, you've
A bankrupted me for life" In the ev-
e ening the usual banquet was held.
4 Clarence Hilterbrick. Of Taneytown
: was knocked unconscious last evening
l about o'clock by running into the
\ wagon tongue OF Mr.. Harry Closes
I wagon, at the Herr Farm, on the pike
Y while riding his motorcycle. Seeing
| his condition DR.. S. Luther Bare was
! summoned and found that Mr. Hitter
brick was painfully injured and burn
ed. He was removed to DIR. Bare's
NY office for treatment After an exami-
I nation it was found that the tongue
+ Of the wagon struck him under the
D Jaw, seriously lascerating his face
e His hip was painfully burned by the
- engine of the motorcycle. He will be
; removed to his home today.
George IT. Sauble, OF near Taney-
town, was awarded 800 by a jury In
the circuit court, in Hagerstown,