The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01

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Paul Crebbs. Keymar, was arrested
by Motor Vehicle Commissioner Baugh.
man last week on the charge o. OBJ
tanning an operators permit under
false pretenses. He was fined 10.
The Senator and Members OF the
House of Delegates and Justice OF the
/ Peace, can obtain copies Of the Laws
of Maryland, 1916. by applying at the
Clerks ONCE in person. or By written
order.
Ralph Wright, conductor on the
shifting freight, was injured at New
Windsor, Wednesday morning, By Il
large pieces OF slab slate falling upon
his legs. Mr.. Wright was taken 10 d
hospital In Baltimore for treatment.
Sometimes advertisers buy white
space and fill 1t with good philosophy
instead of selling talk" The fol-
lowing caught our eye in an ad. IN an
exchange: Liberty IL freedom to do
what you want to do. and license Il
your assumption Of freedom 10 do
what others object to-"
We had very wet spring. and q
very dry summer. The fellow who
insists that the annual rainfall IL
about 30 much. and Il we get lot
Of It at one time .e will get little
of it at q later period, Is at least
closer TO facts than the fellow who
blames the weather on the shooting
IN Europe.
HampBtead's Homecoming eelebra=
ton and carnival. which vii be held
today and tomorrow, promises to be
the biggest gathering ever held In
that section. Every house In the
town and some Of the streets are
decorated for the festivities. Visitors
will be present from the surrounding
counties.
Owing TO the Chautauana which
will be held In Westminster. septem-
Der | to Z. the annual convention OF
the Carroll county Sunday School
Association will not be held on the
first Thursday IN September. as has
been the custom, but will be post
poned 10 later date. Full partIeu-
lars regarding date and place OF
meeting VIII be given later.
Book-IoyefR will have to pay from
10 to q cents more for current pub
locations according TO a dispatch In
the New York World. Publishers and
retailers have already increased the
price. Books formerly selling for so
cents 70 81 nos are rated 10 cents
higher. Those ii the past priced from
Il To s. are sold at an increase Of 25
cents each.
Trapped between two freight cars
near the Mt. Airy crossing on Mon
day as no attempted 10 cross the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ralph
Bridges. the l3-year-old son OF Aubrey
Bridges. was crushed by a shifting
freight train. Three companions. Hho
we're just 4 feH feet behind. saw
Bridges when he was mashed between
the two cars.
NJ. ". YIngllng. = blacksmith, OF
Pleasant Hill. near OwingH Mills, vas
fined s. and costs Friday by MaEls=
trate Russell. n the Arlington Police
Station. on the charge 81 striking
Mrs. Elizabeth Yingling. his daugh
ter-ID-las, last Tuesday ArE Wing
ling. II was testified. corrected one of
her children. when her fathef=In-IaN
Interfered and struck her.
Meddles0me neighborH butt In where
intimate friends fear 10 tread. One Of
the great drawbacks 10 lIfe in The
small town Is the capacity Of some
neighbora for relieving other residents
Of the community Of the responsibility
of attending % their own business.
These public spirited citizens Who vol
UNFAIRLY attend To anybodyzs business
but thor own are The one thorn In
the pathway OF blIasfui existence In
the small community.
Rev Edward 7. KoAdams. Of
Glyndon. Hho has circuit Of
churches In Glyndon. Hampstead.
Manchester aud HarHsonynle. ~
shortly 10 give up his pastorate. which
he has held for the past Ii years.
Father MeA1nmz anticipates trans
fer - either Baltimore OF Washing
ton. Father MeAdama haa Travelled
extensively and his library aud other
pf rts of his house are filIsd Nth
collection of books md enrIoB brought
from other countries.
TIE sale Of the farm o. Henry 7.
Nnst aum. leeated on the edge Of 1T
Airy. to John j. shenk, If near Fred
erick. has been announced Mr.. shenk
= al I8uH8aF - TIT ~ Va ~ NJ #HN HzAHHH
Mr.. Nusbaum resides near Frederick.
The purchase price OF The farm waH
81 ono. In The farm there are about
In acres and he buildings IN the
place are all modern and In good con-
dItioH The farm adioins the land Of
tie new MI AIRY High School an -
said IN be one Of the most desirable
IN that section.
A Town Il like large family 10
are al interested in each others vel
fare or should lie 4 eut=lhruat -
cry -man=forz himself policy means
ruin for any community. II noans
retrogrefsiOn and failure The first
lesson that any family muHi learn Is
that 10 DO happy aud successful IN
unity aud mutual assistance. Tho
same applies TO The business life Of
town and lie more generally Il is
obeyed the more abundant vii be tie
towns prosperity. Stand b. each
other and patronIze the home folka.
After today all soda water and re-
cream dispensers IN Carroll county
will be compelled 10 abolish clauses
and anndae dishes md replace them
With sanitary paper holders OF other
reeeptaeles that. can be destroyed AFT
ef once being used The State Board
of Health issued n rullag placing a
ban On glasses Of all kinds IT soda
fountains Local dispensers aro pre-
pairing 70 install paEer cups f6f soda
and lee cream 70 comply With the
state order. A penalty not exceeding
s59.01 is provided for each violation
Of ths order.
The funeral OF Mrs. Susan r Ship