The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08

rs accepted position - nurse :
Springfield State Hospital.
Mr.. Walter Helm. East Green street
who injured his left ankle By : larg.
pole falling on t. i able to Be out.
The stork LEFT N 81 pound boz ;
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. samue
Helm, East Green street. Tuesda,
night.
Regular services vii be held sun
day, September 10. n the WoodDIn.
charge. By the pastor. Rev. G. Y
Banghman.
4. J. Stem. general merchant :
Winfield, will hold special sale D
buggies and farming implements OF
Saturday. September Ii.
Mrs. Bernard Hyers. near Cranberry
vas taken to hospital n Baltimore
last week Tor treatment. She return.
ed Monday With but little improve.
ment.
Miss Cook. Of Norfolk. Va. Who "a
stopping at Winchester Place. uaa
taken ii lat week and had 10 b seni
to : hospital for treatment On Sat
urday.
Private John ]. zenIgraf Of Com.
pany II. has returned home To hi
family after receiving an honorable
discharge from his company. n Eagle
Pass. Tex.
Mr.. David Englar. JF.. Of Medfnrd
Is suffering from a badly cut lIn. eana-
ed BY the handle Of his Ford car
striking him on Monday. 4 required
four stitches 10 close the injury.
Engine G25 was Of Of the track On
the gas house siding Monday morning
from a rail breaking. i required
two engines 10 place It hack On ne
rails after several hours Of perseYer.
ance.
Regular preaching at unIonloHn II
1870 =. NJ. Sunday. Sunday school
1t BausI II 80 .. m. Christian In
deayor II BansI ut .. m. Preaching
services II BansI II 10 p. N. y. L
SaItzgIYer. pastor
Mr. James II sheIIman. Of Union.
town. received 4 card from Mr.. md
Mrs. Charles 4. Miller. Of Baltimore
formerly Of this city. Who are II PORT.
land. Oregon. Mr. and Mra. Miller
are making tour through the West
The fall term Of the Circuit Court
convened IL FilIeolt city. Monday
With Judge William Il. Forsythe On
the bench. After the grand and paIIl
jurymen we're drawn the charge d
the grand Jury vas made BY Judge
Fonsylhs.
Emerson White. Is years old. .
ReisIerlo.n. aho 80 graduate from
the Franklin High School. leaves nexl
Sunday evening for Chapel Hi. :. e
where he vii pursue the studies q
Law and journalism n the University
NJ North Carolina.
Joseph D. brooks. En-. Of lhla city
has moved hIa iaH Office n Ihe Office
Of The Real Esfate Company Of Gar.
roll County. Ha xIlI continue e
practice his profession III addition q
having charge If the office Of the com.
pany. Telephone No. }.
Miss Laura RohlenbeFg and sister
Martha. of baltimore. Who haze bsan
visiting their aunt. Mra. Beulah DaFIH
Of Ut AIRY. haze returned Ma
Laura Kohlenberg l. suffering from :
xery ba1 fail HHe had while II Hfad.
dock Heights. Several ANAL bnnsa
we're broken and the side Of her hand
sas badly injured.
I'm. Il. 0feTholtzef. : on Of Mra
Sarah 0xerholfzer. Of Taneytovn. -
ahot and killed. On Monday Of ii
HeeE. n The zIraeIs uf AndarEo. d
lahoma. b jacob TInglsy. proprietor
Of IN Indian fnrIo ahon. who II Ihs
same time wounded Mr.. Kate 0Yefs
holtzer. shooting on the ends Of tHu
Of the fingers NJ her lefl hand.
The Prohibition parry i not : 20.
ilIIeal party In NsaI Virginia nd h
M LEGAL right 10 have nominees Tor
Presidential electors certified b ths
Secretary of State In order 70 b
placed On the official ballot 10 be uHed
II the general election IN November
according u IN opinion rendered ~
Attorney General :. ! LILY. Charles.
ton. y. Va. Wednesday.
William Il. Lawrence. The RsnuhII.
can nominee for Congress in ne see-
ond district. va IN conference Hed.
ne#day With the party leaders N Tar.
roll county. The members Of the State
Central Committee and Others met MF.
Lawrence md held m informal LalE
On party Affairs. Plans we're Id for
making m aggressive campaign IN
every district from nox mil I1e aI.e=
ton.
While On hi mail route. Frank Al
banEh. of fhnrmonI, mel nth m ae-
eEIent. which might have resulted
seriously. He Has making the trip IN
his auto and another driver attempt
ed 10 paHs him and IN d0InK % he
latIer turned hIH ear quickly - the
middle Of the road and caught Mr.
AIhangh.s machine. nnHaIIIne t N
damaging It To some extent. Mr. Al
haugh ESCAPED injury.
Food dealers who gambled On The
expected isolation NJ Neu York from
outside supplies n : result Of the
threatened railroad strike and held
back shipments 70 unload II famIne
prices. found themselves overwhelmed
By their own plot Prices suddenly
collapsed With the aYerIIng Of the
strike ana the food gamblers we're
caught with vast quantities Of sun
piles On their hands. One zneenIaLor
Is reported 10 haze lost hundreds n
Of dollars.
On the July basis the Western Mary
land Hallway appears u be earning
NJ the rate Of nearly s1.200. no over
all charges. Or the equivalent Of Il
per cent. on Ii preferred stock. 4
vii undoubtedly do better than that,
Tor later months can be expected %
sho. larger volumes Of tarIfTle. The
expended $4,000 more N
In July than i did : year
ago. but $4,000 less IN the Iranan0rIa-
ton department. although the excess
business amounted ID s1a1. O00.