The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-28

Politsness costs nothing. so lots Of
IT is wasted.
To make both ends meet, you mus
watch both ends.
Judge William H. Thomas, who Il
confined to his residence with grip. Ii
improving.
Mr.. E. P. Brundige, who has been
i'll from the grip at his home on Wesi
Main street, is improving.
Sunday school in the Bethel, al
WarfieIdsburg. this Sunday, January
Both. ut 100 p. m Preaching at 30
p. m.
Mr.. Charles r. Jones, West Main
street, moved 10 Union Bridge Tues
day. Mr.. Jones Is employed at the
Cement works.
The old Westminster BottIIng
Works building. John street, is being
remodeled into storage house by
Thomas, Bennett & Hunter.
Messrs. Bond & Gelman. automo-
bile dealers, of this city, delivered two
Oakland 6 cylinder cars in fancy
town On Tuesday of this week
Mrs. Mary Alien. 81 years old, wife
of Joseph NJ. Allen. is critically Ill at
her home, North Branch Mr.. Allen
also Is III from the infrmitles OF age.
A building Is being erected BY the
Western Maryland Railway Company
In this city to be occupied by The
maintaIner of the new electric block
system.
A force OF men are buaIly engaged
putting into operation the block sYs-
tenn as far as this city. They expect
to complete the entire system 10
Emory Grove in about two weeks.
The temperance forces Of Maryland
have arranged for Joint Hearing
before he Temperance Committees
of the House and Senate on Tues
day, February 3rd. at p. m.
Firemen's Hall. Arcadia. was The
scene Of nm old.time spelling bee
Saturday evening under The auspices
of the Ladies'. Auxiliary OF The
Arcadia Volunteer Fire Company
Mr. Harry + Cover. Vest Main
street. who WIS operated on for ap-
pendieitIs at the Union Protestant
infIrmarY. Baltimore. last week. Il
improving. MrH. Cover II also at the
same institution for treatment
Next Wednesday is ground hog day.
The old adRge + II the ground hog
sees hi shadow when he comes from
mis- winter quarters We VII have zIx
weeks Of bad weather. II he does not.
the weather vii be fairly good for
the balance OF he winter season.
The Ladies' AID Society OF Plea.
ant Grove VIII hold a Valentine 81
eial At the home OF - Herbert
Mycrig. 1t ReeHH. on Monday night.
February H. II the weather S. lad
that night. It al he held the first
fair night : good entertainment
will b. given Refreshments free.
r. :. Eppleman, - years old. d
HagerHfown, NeHtaru Maryland
freight fiagman. vas injured. prob
ably fatally, Monday In Chambers.
burg. =. when h WaH thrown from
a train. Epplemau, who aas riding
OF the eab1oae platform. atruck lhe
side o. car and fell unconscious n
the ground
Mr. Augustus shrIver. lHIz city. h
purchased the business 81 tie Garage
Company. C0ufI street. from II
John ! Cunningham. receiver IL
ShriyeT i a maehiuist b profession
having served several years In -
Knapp Machine Works. aad Will n
doubt - able n cope NIIh the auto.
mobile repair kafk. IL Is also ;
member Of years 81 experience 81
automobiles AID also having charge
of the Carroll Transit ms repair
work.
A tNe=atory Ips house located n
the VT end q LJbertFIosn owned
by IT, H. 7 Lawson. eoiored. u
BoydH. and occupied b. IN. Drown
aud family. VA burned f. he ground
Monday morning The dre started n
the kitchen, 1t coal from the al0fa
ignitluF some la8#e paper Both III
and N. Brown Here ava from liz
house # the TIM. leaving tho oldeHt
son 10 lsok after Tie children. lie a
tempted to put ont the IRE but i
gained Roadway and soon he building
Nas i mass Of flames.
49, n order entered Tuesday >
the Public Service Commission NJ
West Virginia II Charleston, IL
Western Maryland HALLWAY In peTinIa.
led Ia charge = cents 4 nile pHHseft-
ger fala On and after February II
The railroad Ind asked II be permit.
ted 70 charge cents mile Another
feature IF the order IL TIM the RI.
road 81 be permitted II retain tha
extra u cents exaeted from paaaen.
gers. Who fail II procure tickets b.
fore entering trains, II there il .
ticket afIIee At lie station at which
they boarded the train.
Tie Ladies' I'D Society Of Pleaa.
ant Grove Methodist Episcopal
church. sandyYiIIe. have elected ~
following officers for lgIg President
Mrs nuller GoTHneh nne president
Mrs Ifa Dorsey. secretary, Ms
Lille Boeknrd assistant secretary
Miss Fannie Ganle. treasurer, Mra
T. i. Rash. flower committee. Mr.
!. r Magee, Mr. Henry DeyilblaH
Mrs Herbert Hyerly. hrs. Harry
Flater. Mrs Walter tockard, and
Miss Mollle Platter The next meet.
Ing vii be held n the home of Mr.
Sarah Gaple. Saturday afternoon
February 18th.
Pleasant Grove Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school. Of SandYYille. have
elected the following officers for
1916: Superintendent. Howard Lock
ard; assistant superintendent. Harry