The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-12-24

\ The public schools OF Carroll cOun-
ty will open on Monday. January 3rd.
1t is surprising how good the break
fast tastes when YOU don't know the
eggs ar from cold storage
Mr.. Carroll Sneak, of Louisville
Kentucky, is the guest of his parents
MT. and Mrs. George Sneak, Mt
Pleasant, over the holidays.
Pipe Creek Methodist Protestant
Sunday school have postponed their
cantata, Santa Claus" until Friday
evening, December 31, when 1t will BE-
given at the church, near Medford
Mr.. Hugh Pry, proprietor of the
bowling alleys at the railroad, will
leave January lit, for Baltimore,
c. Fogle will again take charge Of the
bowling alleys.
Nelson Unger, Of Glen Rock, who
had been in the York Hospital since
December Is, pending an operation,
was taken to his home Wednesday
evening. His condition not being i'm
proved, an operation at this time was
not deemed advisable by the doctors
in charge.
The following new telephones were
installed by the q. & p. Telephone
Company recently: Women's Civic Ex-
change, Westminster SO m; Miss Sarah
Fisher Roop, Westminster 66m; Henry
Id. GentZler, Manchester, Hampstead
47F-14; Charles ID. Roger, Manchester,
Westminster S27F-31; Mrs. L. z
Cross, New Windsor 3w; William
Black, Westminster Tim; William ID
Thomas, Westminster Jaw; George WI
Armacost, Hampstead 124j.
Glyndon Station, on the Western
Maryland Railroad, the general store
of T. O.. Wheeler and the warehouse
Of the Avalon Company, at Glyndon,
Baltimore county, were entered early
yesterday morning and a small
amount Of money stolen. Az the sta
ton the door was found unlocked yes
terday morning, and it is thought
that the robbers picked the lock. The
telephone pay-station box was broken
open and the money taken There
were many Christmas packages in the
station, but as a complete checking
had not been made up to last night it
j. not known il any were missing.
Friends OF j. Earle Baumgartner
will be interested to learn of his ap-
pointment as division manager of the
P. Lorilard Tobacco Co., with head
quarters at Spokane, Wash, effective
January l. Mr.. Baumgartner has
been located during the past year at
Los Angeles, where he was associated
with / Mnurinn EnknnFnda division
manager OF the company at that point,
and travelled through Southern Calf
fol mia. During that time he met sew
eral Of his Westminster friends who
visited the Expositions at San Francis
co and San Diego. Mr.. Baumgartner
is a native of Westminster and is q
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Baum
gartner, OF Baltimore.
Two Of the five alleged yeggmen
captured in New York last week were
Tuesday indicted by the local Federal
grand jury on charges Of robbing the
postoffices at st. Michaels and Aber-
deem, Md. 1t is alleged that the yegg-
men took from the st. Michaels post
Office s116 in cash and $1,010 in post
age stamps and from the Aberdeen
postoffice $67 in cash and $1,000
in postage stamps. Michael Mink, at
whose home in Brooklyn, n Y, it is
alleged the robbers had their head
quarters, was brought to Baltimore
and is now being held in the City Jail
as a witness. These men ere suppos-
ed to be connected with the robbery
at New Windsor pnstoffice which
took place recently.