The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

In 1910 the population Or Mexico
exceeded 15,OOO,OOO.
Many tongues grow weak and
weary fighting Mexico.
Clean up. Ct out ali the rubbish
that has accumulated over the win
ter
Mr- Edward Belt and MIR. William
Switzer, III Hampstead, have purch-
ased Krit automobiles.
Engine w Va derailed Tia the
yards in this city on Sunday morning
BY entering the foundry siding
Nearly everybody ID anxious To ct
thu evening and morning papers To
learn IT, latest war news from
Mexico.
From April to April III over $500
packages came by parcel post tO the
about 1000 packages were mailed
from this Office
Lettuce and radishes, peas and
onions, beans and an early variety OF
corn may be planted in your back
yard garden this week IA little space
Will often - long way.
The commissions for The School
Board, Supervisors of Election, JUS
tees Of the Peace and NOtaries Pub
AK were received at the Clerks office
this week and a number were taken
out
Mr. Harry Perry. III Union Bridge,
conductor Oh TIE M. M. Ry-, has rent
"a a residence in Hanover, Pa F, where
H. will move shortly MIR Perry has
taken a permanent run between Han
over and York, e.
Providence Methodist Protestant
Church will hold a strawberry festi-
VI i'm the hall at Gambler On TIL "
ening or May 16. Providence Sunday
school will hold it, Children's Day
service June 14, afternoon and even
ing-
All trains were delayed ON Satur-
day morning and evening by freight
week at Graceham. six Oh seven
cars were derailed and dragged over
half mile before they were noticed.
The track Wa torn up and the cars
demolished
The State Board of Health, after
making an examination OF the head OF
the do which caused 20 much alarm
in this city last week and which was
shot by Mr Guy Lester. reports that
The do was positively rabic, and
recommends those persons who were
bitten to take the Pasteur treatment.
Ali the dogs that were bitten should
b. killed at once.
80 alarm OF fire was sounded On
Saturday night about 1910 o'clock
for supposed fire at It Paul's Re
formed Church. The fire company
quickly responded to The call, but
failed to find the fire The alarm, it
IL supposed, was caused by the sharp
which made the church
look like it was on fire during a
heavy thunder storm passing over the
town
On Sunday the Shriners Automo-
bile Club of Baltimore, will make a
run from Baltimore to Frederick.
There will be 400 Oh 500 Shriners on
the run, who will take dinner at the
City Hotel, Frederick. Messrs- @. w.
Wantz, D. I'D. Gilbert, q. Fisher Wantz,
this city, and Lee Stoner, Union
Bridge, being Shriners, will accom-
pany the Club on it, run The Club
will make run to this city i'm about
one month.
One lone objection To the granting
of liquor license has appeared at
the Frederick County Clerks Office
this year, that against Isaac III. Hahn,
of Emmitsburg, who has rented of
III, Jefferson Krise, or Frederick, the
old hotel property In CreagerstOWn,
which was recently vacated by Clar-
ence Valentine. MIR. Valentine pur-
chased a property just across the
street from the old hotel property,
which has been a hotel stand for
nearly a century, ana there seeks to
conduct a hotel.
Delegates from Western Maryland
College attended the Young Mems
Christian Association Students Con
ference held in Baltimore last week
The subjects discussed were: The
Bible Study Program i'm Colleges" and
thu training OF leaders in the -
ISOLATION. under the leadership or III.
:. Elliott, international secretary;
The Need Of the Community for
Volunteer Social Workers." Com
munity Service OF the Student a.
sociation" and Winning Men to
Christian Decisions"
Monday morning at the home OF
Harry IL Legore, Hanover, "a, Dr.
Wesley %. Stick removed the right
eve Of Mrs. Harry King. Or Silver
Run. About 20 years 40, thu sight
of the eve was destroyed by Italian
measles. During the past few months
thu blind w. became very painful
and started sympathetic irritation in
the other optic. In order to arrest
this condition, the removal of the
eye Wa deemed advisable The CD
Grafton was a complete success and
the patient IL resting comfortably.
The following officers were elected
at the reorganization of BiXler's
vi. B- Sunday school, On Sunday,
April 18th: Superintendent, George
M- Zepp; Assistant, H. H- Wine;
Secretary, Elva Wine Treasurer, IL
M- Wine; Librarians, Elva Zepp,
Chester Jones; Executive Committee,
Curvin Sholl. Sterling Bixler, David
Jones; Organist, Sadie Sholl; Choris-
ter, Howard H- Wine; Managers,
Irwin Kreitzer, Edward Tomey, Dial
L. Barnhart, James Martin, Mrs
Ella VERT, Minnie Lippy, Adelia
Wine, Mary XII BiXler-
The summer courses of thu Johns
Hopkins University will open Oh
Monday, July y, and continue until
August 1S- The work IA