The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-06-25

Summer started on Tuesday.

Summer started On Tuesday.
Pay az you 60 and only 90 when
you can pay
The corn has sprung I'D wonder
fully fast in the last week.
European armies normally use Nh
7l,OOO,O00 pairs of shoes yearly.
Mrs. James Smith, OF Union Bridge,
was taken to Kelly's Sanitarium i'm
Baltimore, on Saturday, where she
received the radium treatment.
Three candidates, Messrs. Charles
G. Gorsuch, Theodore F.. Brown and
James MI. Stoner, have each deposited
| 20 with the Supervisors of Election,
TO have their names to appear upon
the primary ballot for the election to
the offices they seek
Changes in the time VI trains On
the Northern Central made by the
new schedule going into effect on sun
day follow: Train, which formerly
left Frederick at TO a. m. will now
leave at Y. Connections will b. made
with The Blue Mountain express
Many complaints have been made
as to the unnecessary noise from
drivers of automobiles and motor
cycles by keeping cut-outs open after
midnight on Main street. On Satur-
day night the noise was hideous and
deprived number of our citizens
from rest.
| The Western Maryland Railway has
announced that dating from July 1
the dining-car service will be in
charge OF j. y. Gibbons, manager Of
the New Pen-Mar Park dining room.
The Western Maryland will, On July
A, discontinue the sale of intoxicants
on its trains.
MIR. Charles "a. Cassel1, son on Mr.
and Mrs. James IT. Cassell, East Main
street, ranked fourth in a class
OF over two hundred in his studies at
the Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
and lead his class al Westminster
High School when he left to take a
course at Poly.
Charles Flickinger, formerly first
trick telegraph operator in this city
for the Western Maryland Railway,
who was recently appointed agent for
that place left Monday morning to
assume his new duties. MIR. Flick
myers position in this city has been
filled by George Eyster, or Thomas
ville.-York Daily.
John Paul Buckhert, nine years
old, OF 41O4 Liberty Heights avenue,
Baltimore, is a patient at St. Joseph
Hospital, with severe injuries to Doth
hands, his fingers having been bad
ly torn when a toy torpedo, with
which he was playing, exploded Sun
day. The lad had been visiting with
his father and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Luers, of North Branch
The Supervisors of Election met on
Monday and appointed the election
officials for one year for Carroll
county Some few changes were
made, which was for the best at this
time, as it would 60 right hard for a
new election official i'm a responsible
position to familiarize himself with
his duties and to read and contend
with a large ballot which will be the
case this fall. @
The tabernacle at Emory Grove
camp-meeting grounds was crowded
Sunday evening with relatives and
friends of the students of Franklin
High School, at Reisterstown, when
the baccalaureate sermon to the grad
yates was preached by Rev. DR.. Ed
ward l.. Watson, pastor OF Roland
Park Methodist Episcopal Church
The students choir rendered an ex-
cellent musical program
Daniel E. Barnitz, a well-known
resident OF Hanover, Pa, and for a
number of years engaged as a;cattle
dealer, was killed Tuesday morning
under Western Maryland Railway
freight train, near the passenger sta
ton at Hanover. Mr. Barnitz, whose
mind had been weakened for some
time, is believed to have thrown him
self under the cabocse of the train az
it was moving away from the station
The installation Of modern motor
vehicles in the transportation of ru-
raj mail will begin on a large scale
in many parts OF the United States
on August 2, according to an Off
cial statement OF the Postoffice De
partment made public Sunday. From
that time los machines carrying mail
will traverse more than $500 miles
of rural post roads daily except Sun
day, and this service il extended a.
rapidly as possible.
The fifth annual independence Day
celebration, to be held i'm the grove
opposite All Saints Protestant Epis-
copal Church, Reisterstown, on July
), by the Reisterstown Volunteer Fire
Department promises to excel ali
former events OF it, kind, and there
will be grand reunion of Baltimore
and Carroll county politicians. Sup
per will be served from o'clock in
the afternoon until 10 p. M, by the
women of Reisterstown and Glyndon
Brother Dorothens, president Of
Rock Hill College, Ellicott City, SAID
that the Christian Brotherhood have
decided more than to double the
capacity Of that institution within B
year. This means that the present
buildings viii be replaced BY modern
structures, either on the present site
or on a site near Washington, prob
ably in the group Of Catholic educa
tional institutions of which the Catho
lie University OF America In the
capital il the nucleus
Rapid strides are being made to re-
pair the damage caused by the fire si1
months ago-a fire which threatened
the destruction Of all Eliicott City and
wiped out block or more i'm the bust
ness section with loss of $50, 900
Madam brinE crrrrfurnr hnUn rTcnr