The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-06-04

similar position i'm o. barber shop.
n There will BE- Sunday school at 1.3O
p. m, and preaching at 230 d. H., at
the Bethel Church, Warf1eldsburg, On
Sunday.
The Public Service Commission
should have been here Wednesday To
inspect the road leading past the
freight station
MT. Russell Earhart has accepted a
position with Klee x Hoff, automo-
bile dealers, where he will learn the
automobile business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and
children, OF East Main street, spent a
few days last week with MIR. and Mrs.
M- G. Smith, Of Baltimore.
Farmers Supply Company delivered
yesterday to Howard Bare, OF near
\ Sykesville, "a 16-horse-power Frick
traction engine, and 81 inch Frick
thresher.
MIR. Joseph Hoppe has accepted a
position with the Carroll Transit
Company His duties will be to drive
the bus between this city and Refs
terstown.
Kenneth Knell Moore, of Baltimore,
grandson of former Justice Moore, OF
this city, graduated with high honors
at the commencement of the Unlver-
sity of Maryland held at the Lyric
Tuesday last.
"a busy scene was witnessed on
Thursday of this week at the switch
in the rear of the Farmers Supply
Company, when they unloaded their
third car of binders, mowers and
rakes for this spring.
The Maryland Lunch Room, which
opened yesterday - q credit to the
city lit il clean and tidy and equal
to any eating cafe in the large cities,
and further more you can get meal
at any time, that will please amy
appetite
Claude King, of near Littlestown,
Pa, was awarded a prize or $50 I'm
gold at the commencement exercises
of the Reformed Theological Semi
nary, at Lancaster, for writing the
best thesis on THE Type of Preach
ing Required for the Present Age"
Theo. Bankert, Of Hanover, Pa,
met with painful accident on
Thursday afternoon at the p NJ
4 Shriver & Co. canning factory, when
the piston OF the engine caught his
right foot, crushing the forepart OF
the foot and I'll the toes Mr. Bank
ert is the foreman Of that factory
and was repairing the engine for the
coming season.
Jesse Fuss has been sent to Wash
! ington county by the State Forest
' Warden and will have charge of
trimming the trees along the National
Highway leading from Hagerstown
w Cumberland, distance OF 80
miles, 1t was while he was acting ia
/ this capacity when he received notice
of the death OF his uncle, Rufus
Wood, in Baltimore.
Judge Allan McLane, in the Circuit
Court at Towson has sustained the
protest against the granting OF a
wholesale liquor license to William
iC. Myers, at Woodensburg, which was
| to be located near Glen Falls, at the
foot Of Falls Fill. There was a nj
merously signed protest filed by resi-
dents of the neighborhood against the
granting OF the license.
The annual commencement exer-
cises of Hannah More Academy, near
Reisterstown, will be held Tuesday,
morning, June s, at the close OF the
usual morning prayer services in ~.
Michaels Chapel. Bishop Murray and
several other clergymen will be pres
emit. The commencement exercises
will be followed BY the annual re-
union OF the alumnae.
The Baltimore American published
the following this morning: Former
Senator Johnnie F. Beasman, Of Car
roll county, while in the city yester-
day, declared that he had not made up
his mind whether he will be cand1-
date for the Democratic nomination
for governor. THE primaries Will
not be held until September" said Mr.
Beasman, "and much may happen be-
fore that time"
A hearing on consolidated petitions
which were filed last January 10 BE-
half Of the people who live on the Old
Main Line, Washington Branch and
the Philadelphia Division Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, was begun
On Friday OF last week before the
Public Service Commission at it,
office in Baltimore, and was contln-
ued On Monday and concluded on
Tuesday of last week The full mem
bership of the Commission was pres
ent at each hearing and they promised
w render a decision in the case I'm a
l few days.
Augustus Barona, y years old,
! western Maryland Railway timekeep-
er, at Hagerstown, il i'm Washington
County Hospital, in critical con
dition. The lower part OF his right
Y Jaw was shot of with single bar
relied shotgun. He was found sun
day morning in an alley. An Italian,
joseph Salvender, formerly OF Bruins
wick, in whose house Barona il said
to have been shortly before the
shooting, ~ missing and IL being
hunted by the officers. Barona rs
fused to give the name Of his assail-
ant. John Fry, aged 7, stated that
Barona drew razor, which was
found behind the door i'm Salvender's
house and that SaIvender fired at
Barona ~ he was about to enter the
\ house.
The Young Peoples Club Of st.
Paul's will give a very enjoyable en-
tertainment W the Lyceum on the ev-
ening of June 18th, at which the
Sykesville Orchestra will play and
there will be two numbers by the
male quartette. High class music is
promised. THE Peak Sisters" will
give quite an original and enjoyable
little farce, which We are sure will
be most pleasing to the audience.
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