The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-23

The Boy Scouts will worship in a
body at the Reformed Church, Bond
street, Sunday morning.
"A preacher says the time will come
when there will be no liars in the
world. He must expect terrible
decrease in population
Deputy City Comptroller Childs, OF
Baltimore. has been appointed deputy
sheriff for Baltimore county, with
Emory Grove his bailiwick.
Theo $. B. and VIM. w. F'ridinger,
executors Of Edward II. Fridinger,
will sell At public sale July 81, two
wood lots, near Nace's Mill.
i Mr.. William Slorp, this city, is hop
ping around ON one leg He was
kicked on the right leg by horse at
his father-in-law's, Mr.. Elias Beaver,
near Warfeldsburg, this week.
y Baltimore detective came to this
city Tuesday and took y colored girl
/ BY the name OF Brooks back with him.
She had run away from home.
The Emmitsburg ball club again
defeated the Taneytown team by the
score of 16 to 3. The game was
played at Emmitsburg on Saturday.
Lawndale Athletic Club will play
Smallwood this Sunday, July rs, on
the ground OF Lewis Wisner, near
Patapsco.
The annual meeting Of the Church
of the Brethren of the Eastern Dis
trict of Maryland will be held in the
Rocky Ridge Church, August IL and
-.
| providapoa Ma+badic+ profartant
church OF Gambler vii hold its an
at 10 a. M. Taylorsyille Band will
furnish music.
There never was better outlook
for the corn crop in Carroll county
than there is just now. Unless some
thing unforeseen befalls it ought to be
a record-breaker.
The next special attraction in the
excursion line over the Western
Maryland Railway will be a special
to Colchester Beach Sunday, leaving
this city at $50 a. 20.
The property of the York Bridge
Company, York, Pa, was sold by the
receivers to a creditors and stock
holders committee for $30,050. The
plant will be put in operation after a
long idleness. --h
Mr. and Mrs. Frank g. Pearre, the
latter who was formerly Miss Nellie
Wantz, who have been living 10 Phila-
delphia for the past three years, have
taken cottage on the Severn river,
near Annapolis.
Mr.. Oscar Houser, tenant ON the B.
r. Shriver co. farm near this city,
was kicked in the face by horse he
was hitching up. His nose was brok-
en- and he received bad cuts above his
eye and on his lip.
The joint primary in Carroll county
will be held on Tuesday, September
a. From present indications there
| will be quite list Of candidates to
select from, especially those Of the
| Democratic persuasion
Thomas F. Farnan, former Marshal
OF Police Of Baltimore city, died Tues
day morning at his home, 743 West
Lombard street, Baltimore, after an
illness OF five days. Death was due
to intestinal hemorrhages.
Thomas Little, of Emmitsburg, was
committed to jail yesterday il default
of ST. 900 bail charged with assaulting
Miss Mary Barry, 45 years old. The
alleged assault took place on a bridge
on the Emmitsburg State road.
The west side railroad gate on Main
street got bump by Ford automo-
bile and the damage to the gate will
mean a new one. The owner OF the
Ford will have new wind shield TO
buy for his part OF the damage.
The students of the faculty Of the
Blue Ridge College will hold their
annual reunion at Pen-Mar Park
Tuesday. Addresses will be deliver
ed by President Paul f. Bowman, f..
Paul Smith and Prof. 2. G. Guyton.
] T.. G. March, OF near Littlestown,
counted 16S fully developed oat
grains upon one stalk Of oats. He
also boasts that the stalks measure
from four to four one one-half feet.
This is one sided oats and promises
bumper crop.
The photograph of Mrs =. Edgar
Thompson and SON, Master Ned
Thompson, of Baltimore, appeared On
the society page of the SUN on Sun
day. Mrs. Thompson was Miss
Augusta Shriver, formerly of this
city.
SATURDAY LIZ was .
OF a "sizzIer" in this section Of Mary
land. Don't forget that we are now
in the dog days, according TO some
authorities" and we may look for
this brand of weather-in great part
until September T.
Harry r. vickers, Familiarity known
as "Rube," a pitcher of Jack Dunn's
Oriole baseball club of Baltimore,
was Tuesday Of last week, made a
constable for the Ninth district of
Baltimore county, in which Towson is
located, by the County Commission
ers.
Strawberry festivals having run ont
for want of the raw material" Sun
day school picnics and festivals are
now in the height of their season
These good church ladies always have
something to spring on unsuspecting
y humanity and are bound to catch you
either going or comm.
Albert $. Brown, Frederick; Jesse p.
King, Ridgeville, and g. A- Mcbride,
New Market, were appointed BY Chief
Judge Hammond Urner to audit the
accounts of the county. an organiza-
ton was effected by electing Mr. King
chairman, Mr. Mcbride secretary and
Mr.. Brown attorney.
IA Western Maryland freight train
bat