The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19


Fink. agent.
The new members to Be admitted
to the Maryland Auto Club from this
city are James II. Stoner, c. A. Bailt
and ]. K. Leahy.
A motorcycle side car has beer
specially designed for rural mail car.
riers. having many conyeniences tc
facilitate their work.
Many European peasants nov in
the contending armies are getting
more meat in their rations than they
ever had at home.
Apparatus to enable an automo.
bilist to vulcanize tubes with the
heat from the exhaust pipe of his en-
CINE has been patented.
A loud-speaklng telephone has
been adapted to the use OF store win
dow demonstrators, enabling them to
talk to the crowds that assemble 10
watch them.
Apparatus has been invented tc
take smoke from a stove or heating
plant. wash It. passes the gases
through oil to be enriched and return
them TO the fire
The large brick garage being erect.
ed by Mr.. Carroll n Lockard, on
West Green street, Is nearing com.
pletion. It Will be ono OF the most
up-to-date garages in this city.
The shoe on the left foot of Mr.. ]
Webster Ebaugh was torn from his
foot by the wheel OF an automobile
running over It at the garage OF Mr.
Carroll Lookard. West Green street
Rev. G. H. Enfield, for several
years pastor OF the Hawley Memorial
Church, Blue Ridge Summit, has ac-
copied call a. pastor of the FRS,
Congregational Church. OF Rutland
n. Y. and has eft to enter upon his
duties.
Jack Doyle. East Green street. UNI
pired his fIrst game Of ball al Mount
st. Mary's College. near Emmltsburg
Friday. and made a good impression
upon the fans in his decisions. The
game was between villa Nova and
The local club. The score was . Ia
10 In favor OF Mt st. Mary,s.
With a heavy gale blowing across
the diamond. which made good pitch,
Ing impossible. Ioyola College was
defeated By Blue Ridge. IL to Il. nj
New Windsor, Friday Harmon. for
Loyofa College. was driven from the
mound In The third inning. Wineeke
his successor, Jared : tribe better
Heavy hitting OF both teams and the
baserunning OF the home club featur-
ed.
To be awakened By the singing oil
The birds. % look through The warm
sunshine and see the living green oi
the fields and forests. 20 realize n II
all that there Il never a failure in
tho fulfiilment OF the Creator 4
promises. helps one TO catch The
thought OF The naet about this world
that though II be MOI the best. i II
tho next to the best re can ever at.
tain.-Sorth East Star
Every well posted person Is WilIIng
To coneede that the birth of practical.
~ all diseases Is In filth Therefore
IL behooyes every good citizen 10 lend
his personal efforts n the success oil
the great clean m campaign Typhoid
Is considered the chief menace of Ihs
summer. Flies IRE more responsible
for typhoid fever than bad water
We should endeaYbr To extermInais
The H as near - possible
We published last week the general
laws passed by the asst Legislature
and designated for publication hy The
Attorney General There arc tire,
IN number. one providing Tor sub.
mission to The voters In November
next Of the question whether or nol
The sale Of liquor shall be permitted
after May. 1918. the second for max
Ing II crime for anyone IN procure
false rating Of hIH financial re
sponHibility. aud the third an amend
ment 10 the election laws and con,
elndes the publication. The are but
three IN number this year. about one
forth The usual number.
The Automobile Club OF Maryland
IN bulletin III. Issued May 9Th, zayl
that toll charges To Club members
over the HaYre de -PerryYIllS
bridge have been reduced 10 rs cent
each way, making saving OF 81
cents for round trip. The charge,
used 10 be 5000 a round trip until
the recent session OF the Legislature
Governor Harrington has vetoed The
bill reducing the toll charges, not.
Hithstanding II passed the Legiala,
tnre almost unanimously. The bridge
Is the most expensive piece Of road
Hay travel IN the world, and nets q
handsome revenue 10 is owners.
Carl r. Gray. president OF the
Western Maryland Railway. Friday
notified the Public Service Commits
sion that the automatic block signal
work On the road, recommended b,
the commission had been installed
and nov was in service between GIyn.
don and connellsYille. except on the
double track between North juno.
ton and kempa. and between South
Cumberland and coimar, the total
mileage being 2Gs miles. The recon-
mendaIion 10 Install the automatic
system was made by tie Public Ser
vice Commission upon report OF
Chief Engineer Charles Z. Phelps, Jr.,
Of the commission, after the head Ion
collision at bridge No. 81, which &C
CURED June "a, Of last year.
II was evident that the dry" Law of
this county was being violated here,
perhaps since MAJ l, 1916. but POSI-
tive evidence wa lacking, and ap-
parently no effort was made TO con
vet anyone. Persons would frequent
" be seen about town early In tho
evening In = normal condition, while
perhaps an hour later these same
persons had come In contact with a
portable dIstillery" and were con-
siderably under the influence of some
lntoxieant. Woodsboro appeared to
be the Mecca for The thirsty where
they could 90 and return In 4 short