The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-04
: 4 number Of our citizens are down

Sports at tniS IlIIle. d0Ln are very
good
Have you noticed the smile the coal
dealers are wearing this cold snap
when you meet them7
Sheriff James M. Stoner E doing
land Office business in Hheriff.s sales
He has had Is since he has taken his
office.
Mr.. Louis Green, of Tannery, 10
dangerously Ill at his home. He is
% years of age and his recovery Is
doubtful.
John w. Stone, Union Bridge. on
Monday sold to w. Guy segafoose,
uniontown, 20 barred rock capons,
weighing 245 pounds.
Mr.. Joseph b. Boyle. druggist. has
been confined TO his residence for q
week with the grip. lie Is improved
somewhat at this time.
Judge William II. Thomas. who
was confined to his home for some
time with the grip. Is improved and
Is able to be out again.
Mr. Guy W. Steele. Surveyor of
Port. who has been confined to his
home with the grip for = week, Is
able to be at his Office again.
Mr. James NJ. MasslcotI. pennsyi-
YanIa avenue, has accepted the posi-
ton as head painter IN the coach |
shops Of John T.. Eekenrode. George
street
Cecil Fayorite. apprentice II the
Advocate. has been kidnapped by a /
young lady. He must be enjoying
life from a postal received b. : mem |
Der Of the Advocate STAFF.
Mrs. Austin Gallagher. near this
city. read a paper on Robert Mills, |
Architect of the Washington Monu- !
ment 1t an annual meeting Wednes- |
day Of the Municipal Art Society in
Baltimore.
While playing basketball Nednes- |
day evening at Western Maryland |
College. Worthington stultz. son OF
1T. David NJ. Stultz. Of Gainesville, |
sustained a broken nose. He Il re-
eeiYing treatment At Hahnemann I
General Hospital, Baltimore.
The estimated gross revenues Of the /
Western Maryland Railway Company
for the four weeks ended January 81 /
we're 1896 ,592.6i, or m increase OF
II7a.743.9s. as compared nth the 4
corresponding month Of 1915. accord /
Ing to the statement Issued By the 1
Company today.
Some of our persons watched 4
through smoked glass yesterday be- !
tween I0.l5 a. m. and 1873 p. m. the 4
eclipse of the sun. II firsI appeared I
- : small dark indentatIon spread /
In gradually until about : third OF /
The surface OF the sun "a covered. 4
and then graually withdrew.
The following new telephones sere /
Installed by the G. = T. Telephone
Company: Ralph +. Sell. Taneytown
I'm. George B shriner. Westminster
sIT. Thomas q Co. Westminster ig.
has. +. Dutterar. Westminster 3em.
James &. Crawford. Westminster I'm.
George u. Knox, statesood. Vest
minister s05 n.
The Central Hotel vii Don be
Thing Of The past fore Of men
afe dslnolishlng IL. and # the wealth.
ef permits II will soon he moved and
preparations made 10 build = nne
edIhee for the Church Of Gnd The .
families who occupied lhs building .
= m apartment are moving 10 other /
housas In this city.
Nezf Tuesday night II % p. N.
Ffo1 Forlineb Will give N illustrated
lecture. free. nj f1remenzH Hall. on F.
n American Peril. lhs Cigarette +"
nH Foflines has made : zfudy of .
this subject for several months and /
haz some instructive things 10 say
- veil aH some very interesting .
pictures which will be shown. All .
persons invited
Heavy increases In al kinds OF 4
traffic on that portion Of tie system 4
he resulted In plans being eonHid. I
Hfed by the management 81 The West i
ern Maryland Railway Company for
double tracking the line between Big
Pool and Williamsport. I'd. The dis /
lance between these INn noInIa II /
about ! miles, and 10 Ia : second /
Track would neoeHsitata he expendl- |
TIRE Of approximately : half million 1
dollars.
The Christian EndeaY0T Society of I
UTafe Lutheran Church vii observe
Christian Endeayor Week. net week .
IN celebration OF the 18th anniversary
Of the birth OF Christian Endeasor
Tie program for the KeeE i aa fol- .
Iasa. Sunday evening. CbTIaIIan En- .
deaYor Day. Tuesday. Local Union I
La. when Mr.. Spencer sIzco. State 4
Treasurer will made N address:
Wednesday. Church Loyalty Day: I
Friday. Junior Day: Sunday. Febru- /
aFf L. Decision Day.
Thurman Cronise. Linxood. had the
amHll finger on his LEFT hand bitten OF /
= nj Hha ~ H. AaaA -
atsd By n vicious horse biting II Mr. !
IaKe milk over To The railroad
station to ship II TO Baltimore when
IL .as attacked by the horse. To /
ESCAPE further injury Mr. gronlse
erawled under a wagon and stayed .
there until the horse was caught and .
taken away. He was taken 10 4 BAL =
IImore hospital for treatment
The record for punotualIIY Of pas
HenTer trains Nos and Il, the I
eIght-hour trains between 81 Louis
and Cincinnati on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad shows thai during the
laHt twelve months they we're oper-
ated III 60 miles in a6f 80 minutes /
and made record Of % per cent i
81 time. IL is believed IHaI these /
trains. covering a distance Of 339 4
miles between terminals. have estab-
liahed n record, the consistency OF /
which has seldom been approached /
IN through passenger service.
------@@
Gee! What . Jolt.
Miss Knox-Good morning. Mr..
sanlaigh. You are not looking we'll
this mnruIup