The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22
friday AFTERNOON, OCT. %, 1915
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ldullUt
r,srv IRONS in the fire
Tha table in the rear of Thomas FL
r. Easf Main street, has been re-
moved.
nor't nut lib a bluff unless YOU are
--r-- sure tile other fellow can't
surmOunt it.
Tbe lovefeast of the Brethren
rsurch, Meadown Branch, vii be
held tomorrow.
uanrv Richards, Oh Carroll county,
,.s rurchased the frame dwelling in
Isr6rer. Pa, from John a. Pressed.
Mn. May Shipley, of Statewood, is
critically ill. Miss Everald Gambler,
5srr6ter Of Mr.. Reuben 9. Gambler,
Z III With diphtheria.
Nr Elmer Wampler has added an
o-bar large automobile truck to his
frafEht line. This makes three
t-rcks he has in operation.
DR.. Joseph r. Hunt, q leading ply
sician OF Laurel died Monday, OF
nsralvsis. DR.. Hunt was a student
NJ western Maryland College.
rat every Democratic candidate and
committeeman be active in behalf or
M whole ticket, we are dealing with
! Wilv foe, which makes the utmost
vigilance necessary to insure success.
MIN Arthur w. Feeser, Silver Run,
has purchased a large automobile
truck, which he will use to haul
goods To and from his canning fac
t0rv. Herr & Babylon are building
BODY for the chassis.
Charles E. Fink, Esq, attorney was
on Tuesday last elected one of the d1-
ractors Of the Belvedere Hotel COM
uauv, of Baltimore. Mr.. Fink is also
one of the directors Of the Union
Trust Company, OF Baltimore.
Edwin r. Stringer has been elected
treasurer Of the Glyndon Volunteer
Fire Company to fill the vacancy
made by the sudden death Of T. Reese
Arnold, who was for many years in
the employ or the custom service
Halloween social will be held
Al tho home of Mr.. Alfred Stevenson,
Thursday evening, October 2S, for the
benefit of the missionary and aid So
cigtv " IT. Benjamin's Church. Oys-
ter and ice cream for sale Every
body welcome.
The will of Miss Katherine Read
lockwood, formerly OF Baltimore, late
Blue Ridge Summit, and well known
in this city, has been probated- Sne
divided her estate among large
number of persons, including her
brother, nephew and nieces.
w this issue We give brief sketches
OF many of our local candidates, a.
would have been so favored had they
supplied us with the necessary data
We regret this was not done, ana eX-
tend the opportunity to our next issue
to those who wish to avail themselves
of i'm
Tha rear axle of the large White
mot5- delivery truck OF o. !. M
HOue ", VI Hanover, Pa, in charge
Of driver Leroy Wine, broke while
he was on his way home from New
Windsor, Nd, Friday morning. me
accident occurred on the State road
b3yOnd Brushtown.
1.-THE Medical and Chirurgical Fac-
ulty, of Maryland, will hold their
semi annual meeting at the west
ern Maryland College on Thursday,
October rs, at 1870 a. IN. The ses-
siOls will be held in the College Ll-
brary and all persons who may De
interested are invited 10 attend.
The western Maryland Railway il
handling the largest traffic in it, his
tory and the systems facilities AZ
being taxed to the utmost. EVERY
freight car i'll condition Is In service,
and the Company il in the market
for more equipment in order tn pre-
vent congestion.
Mrs. Emma Alice Hull, OF Hagers-
town, Who sued the Western Mary
land Railway Company for $4,000
damages for the death of her nus
band, J. Luther Hull, baggage mas
ter, killed in a head-on collision De-
tween two passenger trains on a
bridge near Thurmont on June r.
last, has compromised for $1,000.
James H.. Flaagle, of Baltimore, has
been appointed principal OF Aberdeen
High School in place VI C. Milton
Wright, VINO has been appointed eX-
aminer of the schools of Hartford
county. MIR. Fleagle IS native OF
ianeytown. For the past five years
he Eas been in charge of O school
at Colonial Tark- He assumed charge
al Aberdeen Monday morning.
Francis n. Bushman, probably the
most beloved OF All moving-picture
heroes, viii establish his home In
handsome house he has rented in the
Green Spring Valley. With him will
Come six horses, i dogs, large col
lection of fancy birds, several otrer
pets and three automobiles which IT,
"a recently brought with him from
les Angeles.
The State Industrial Accident Com
mission have advised that the en-
ployers who come within the work
mems Compensation Law, who nave
not taken out insurance, had better
az so AZ once as they have instructed
taeir inspection department TO report
Them as rapidly as possible. a. soon
An these lists are verified the Com
mission will proceed to infiict the pen
alties provided in the law. For fail
ure TO insure there IL a fine Of from
Se10 to $4,000. The Court has ruled
that all drivers Of vehicles Of any
Kind come under the law. III IL under
STOOD that many OF our Carroll coun-
M employers have not complied with
the law.
90 electrical storm was quite se-
Yere At Mt Airy last week. The sum
I!er home OF Miss Corinne Beavens,
" Washington, was struck by the
nghtning and a corner of the roof
Was torn on. The residence did not
taEe fre, but the persons inside were