The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Twenty tickets were sold on Sunday
. to Emory Grove camp from this city.
On account of the Church of God
reunion at Pen-Mar yesterday 100
tickets were sold from this station.
81. Pauls Reformed Sunday school
annual picnic did not take place on
Wednesday on account Of the inclem-
enc weather.
A number of our citizens attended
the Taneytown fair this week. Thirty
ave tickets were sold over the W. M.
r.. up to yesterday.
Sister Mary T. Weidner, r. ID. r.. Of
r. D. OF a., installed officers Of Camp
Is VIZ. NJ, on August End, after which
she gave short talk on sick benefits
This camp is growing nicely.
Mr.. Arthur C. Englar, West Main
street, sold his farm containing 159
acres, located near Lnwood, to Mr..
Joseph o. Dehoff, Of Linwood, for
Sis 900 This il one OF the best
farms in this county.
Kingsdale suffered extensively from
the wind, hail and rain storm on
Saturday evening. One house had 20
window glasses broken. Nearly eV-
cry window pane in Smith Yingline
canning factory in that place was
broken by the large hail stones
The Sunday school Of salem
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
it's annual picnic in the grove adjoin-
ing the church on Saturday, Septem-
Der II, beginning at l o'clock and
fnh m
will be rendered at 2.30 p. m The
Taylorsvllle Band will be present
both afternoon and night
The funeral Of Mrs. James Bear, Sr.
Tannery was held at St. Johns Leis-
ter's Church on Sunday, Rev. H. G.
Fields officiated at the services. In
terment was in the cemetery neal
the church Pallbearers were III. p
GOrsuch, Jesse G. Sharrer, George r.
Gear. Nj. II. Lantz, Il. w. Mather and
Simon p. Weaver r. @. Sharrer, flu
neral director.
Dir. V. Mccullough, of Glen Rock
Pa. was in this city on Tuesday and
took out a license to auctioneer in
this county. He is the only auction
ear outside of Carroll county apply
in for a license to cry sales. Hia
Co. amounted to $51. Mr.. McCol-
loughs patronage In the upper part
of this county fully justifies him in
taking out a license.
Herr G Babylon, agents for the
Ford automobile, this city, have
placed Ford cars with the following
persons: ). w. Myers, Arthur Hol'
1inger, Guy Babylon, Joseph Shreeve
Joseph Formwalt, Upton Myers, jacob
Marker, G. A. Baughman, Samue
Grouse, w. H. Dern, Edward Kemper
Edward Hively, ]. A Baumgardner
John l.. Lester and ]. E. Burlington
The Opera bill for tonight will be
The Mask Of Affection in two reels
Universal Ike Jr., Barley Won Her,
Forgetting" On Saturday the
vaudeville show will be The Hilton,
in musical, singing and comedy. A
laugh from start to finish, and other
attractions. The pictures will be
"A Law with Himself in reels
The Fatal Step" and 'Pretzle Cap
lures. the Smugglers
Mr. Zacharias SANTOS, this city
vino has been spending two months
with his father in Greece, and ex'
pected to return home the last Of
this month has been detained. Re-
ports coming from his native country
state that Mr.. SANTOS is in danger OIL
being drafted into the Greeciar
army 1T IL said that the Grecian
government has orders out to hold
all native men in case Of war, which
will possibly occur. The govern
ment is now mobilizing its army.
Prof Jockeys dancing class Tues
dar evenings at the Firemen's Hall
has proved a wonderful success. The
attendance l. larger each week and
it IL expected to continue to grow
The Prof. is an elegant instructor
and all who have participated are
more than delighted with this eXcep-
tional opportunity to learn the new
and fashionable dances and at such
low cost. Children from the ages
Of to 16 should also take advan-
tage Of the class which meets from
to $50 D. IN. Adults from $50 to
1890 o'clock.
BY Her Majestys Government of
the Netherlands, is notifying all
citizens Of that Country, subject to
military duty to prepare Immediately
to Join their regiments. This refers
to the land and sea force and i'm
cludes all men i'm the active army a.
well as all reservists. They must
report to r. H. Mottu, Consul of the
Netherlands In Baltimore, Nd, for
registration and instructions, or they
may proceed direct to New York City
and report to the Consul General.
Transportation to Holland viii rs
arranged In New York Amnesty IL
promised all deserters as soon a.
they join the colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Duvall, and
little three-months-old daughter were
thrown from a runaway team in Mt.
Airy. August and sustained severe
injuries The baby was hurt, but not
serious. When MIR and Mrs. Duvall
were thrown out, they landed on top
OF the baby. At first it was thought
that the child was dying, but later its
condition seemed improved. 1t is said
that boy on horseback passed too
closely to the Duvall team and the
horse became frightened and started
to run. After dashing down the
street, The buggy was upset and the
occupants thrown out. The horse
tore loose from the buggy, which was
demolished, and continued on to the
station, where it was caught. The
baby was found to have suffered the
worst, although not so badly cut. Mrs.
Duvall was badly cut about the chin
ana the wound had to b. stitched.