The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Quite a number or people from
Carroll county attended the York
Fair this week.
lust because q man is a profess
sional window dresser il 70 reason
why he should have a PANIED express
sion.
The Democrats OF Hampstead dis
trict organized a Harrington-McMul
len-Ritchie Club at Hampstead Satur-
day evening.
Green street il being treated to q
coat of oil and fine stone. The
preparation makes a good solid
street with little dust.
According to the figures published
in the annual report OF the Comp
troIler or Baltimore City last week,
the city's funded debt is $S7,467, 679.-
30.
AT the Bethel Church of God, War
fieldsburg, Sunday school will BE-
held at .1.30 D. m. Preaching at go.
Il is important that all members be
in attendance.
Charity Lodge, No. 59 il planning
for an active campaign for increased
membership and liz looking forward
to the visit OF the grand lodge Off
GERS on Friday evening, October Is.
Mrs William II. VandeFford and
Mrs. James Fl. Cassell sold their
porperty formerly occupied by Mr..
John T. Lynch, East Main street, TO
DR. John III. IT. Earhart, Liberty
street.
Might just as well heat up your
hal Sc
right. Pumpkin pie time is here
once again for sure and it looks as IL
from now on there is going to be a
busy time for the mothers.
The property Of Francis H. Engle,
of Mt. Airy, which is located near
New Market, not far from the State
Road, and consists of 145 acres, was
purchased by J. G. Scheel, New
Market. He win get possession
April L.
The Western Maryland foot ball
squad was defeated Saturday by the
Gettysburg foot ball team at Gettys-
burg, Pa. The Western Maryland
boys put UP good game considering
being out weighed by an average OF
30 pound To a man.
"A wagon loaded with four tons OF
hay on the farm of Harry Bevard
was burned Monday morning. The
hay was valued at $50 and the wagon
at s175. The fire was discovered By
Bevard, who was awakened by the
reflection OF the fire on his bedroom
window.
Sheppard G Myers, shoe manufac-
turers, Hanover, Pa, announced that
next spring they will rae the eight
adjoining buildings, which occupy
one-eighth OF Centre Square and half
block on Carlisle street, and erect
on the site a store and Office build
ing.
"a Sunday school rally will be held
at Thomas Chapel ON October 10, at
230 d. m. There will be good ad-
dresses BY prominent speakers, sing
ing and recitations by the children
of the school. In case of bad
weather it will be held on October
IL. Everybody welcome
The Pennsylvania Public service
commission made public a circular
sent to the railroads announcing that
it had refused to rescind its admin
istrative ruling No. 9, of July ~,
making one way passenger tickets
good in either direction. The ap-
plication of the trunk lines for with
drawal Of the order Is refused and
the ruling Is made effective October
j.
How can a man say that woman
has nothing to do? In one year she
gets dinner 365 times, washes the
dishes 1,095 times, gets the children
ready for school twice a day, puts
the baby To sleep 1,460 times, makes
5000 calls, and as she hasn't every
minute, she wishes 60 things an
hour, $50, 500 things in a year. Who
says that woman has nothing TO
do?
Walter Wagner, son Or MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Wagner, Smallwood,
was painfully injured about his head
and body Sunday afternoon by falling
from his motorcycle. He was going
at rapid rate around the sharp
curve at Bird Hill when the motor
cycle slipped from under him. He
was picked up and taken to his home
In an automobile. His injuries are
not serious.
John Gormley, Of Reisterstown,
came to Baltimore last Thursday TO
SpOSAG pHOV III lOCdi o@NAA
day morning he told the police of
the Eastern district, where he was
locked up on the charge Of being
drunk, that he had been robbed Of
the money. He said that when he
arrived Ia Baltimore he found the
banks closed and instead of going
back home with the money, he began
drinking. R6 said he slept at the
Levering House Thursday, but did not
remember what be did.
One year III the house on correc-
ton was the sentence imposed on
Thomas Little, Emmitsburg, tried in
the Fredeick circuit court late Fl
day On a. charge OF assaulting Mary
Barry, OF near Emmitshurg. The
complainant on the witness stand
testified that on the occasion OF the
attack that Little followed her for
some distance, that finally she turn
al to him and requested that he not
make himself obnoxious. According
10 her story, the accused, who was
at the time LIN am intoxicated condi-
ton, struck her i'm the face. She
retaliated by striking him with al
umbrella she carried. Little then
grasped her and choked her. She
said that she fell and received in
luries, which required the attention
'of physician