The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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h,y4n on March 70.
nnfy about one man I'm eacn 1oo
1851. six feet in height.
w. and Mrs. Feeman, Bond street,
.., vary i'll with pneumonia.
.ud,r grass yields from one to
inns of cured hay an acre.
,r.. Mae Schaeffer, East Main
.,r.nr il at hospital in Baltimore.
A. Dudley VanFossen, this city,
has been operated on at hospltal In
Baltimore.
Swain is credited with supplying
,,ora than three quarters or the
worlds olive oil.
cylindrical blotter that can be
,,rntpd on the end of fountain
,an has been invented.
,aoa1 obtains more than 100000
bon4power from it's streams by near
IL 400 hydroelectric plants.
Atting a few drops of cedar OIL to
,,soI.a. will lessen the odor Of the
there are several kinds Of warts,
soo,4 contagious The scientific name
~ he most common is verruca vul-
garlh
Salem Lodge No. so, |. O. 0. F.,
aaryAd refreshments to its members
sftar is regular session on Monday
evening
The spring sale will be a thing Of
the ya L after next week. There
wer. a many, if not more this spring
han list.
Regular divine services will be held
.H yni3utown, Sunday at 1890 a. m,
al Bar,t at 80 p. m. w. E. Saltz-
gT9r. DaStor.
The United States shipped 67S,443
horses and mules, worth $131 OLA, OO0,
to Europe for the allied armies in the
last yAar and a half.
To lake 2 person appear two inch
8 ta:er is the purpose OF metal
forms % be slipped in his shoes that a
Chicago inventor has patented.
With 4 four horsepower engine a
motor driven pillow of English inven-
ton cts d six-inch furrow at a
speed exceeding three miles an hour.
0t swiss invention is a storage bat
terry A,ActriC switching locomotive In
which powerful electromagnetic are
USED Instead of couplings for draw
ing :acS.
4 Polish scientist is the inventor
Of 4 lnOtiOn-picture camera which
eau be carried in the hand and which
is operated by compressed air as long
as button is pressed.
The Public Service Commission has
issued an order allowing the Union
Bridge Water Company of Carroll
county TO issue $4,000 worth Of 6
per cent 20year notes to refund notes
falling due shortly.
Gr. E. o. Grimes, Jr., this city, who
Tell recently and broke his arm, is i'm
proving. The arm was stiff befo1 e
he injury, but the specialists have
announced that he will be able to use
II some little hereafter.
The 16-rOom addition built to the
Dunkard Old Folks Home, San-Mar,
near MaplGyille, will be dedicated
April 3. Rev. Charles ID. Bonsack,
mce-president of Blue Ridge College,
view Windsor, will preach the dedica-
ao1 sermon.
The Heart of Maryland" will be
ue subject Of the address to be deliv-
Trea by Attorney Leo Weinberg, of
frederick, before the students of the
MI Airy High School this afternoon
MI weinberg was invited to be the
speaker on the occasion Of the Mary
land Day celebration.
Judge James A. G.. Bond East Main
street. was an honorary pallbearer
tne funeral OF Henry Williams
nednesday. Mr.. Williams, for more
nan 40 years one of the leading men
oaltlmore, and a man who was
tsospected and admired by all who
aue~ MIN, died of heart trouble
Soue time before day Monday morn
ing at his home.
william Green, 70 years old, of
.a .eesenVllle, Carroll county, is in a
e.iueal condition in Mercy Hospital
,Ealumore, from injuries received
- night when struck by a car
T;n Ine Ellicott City line at Laurel
Mn MI Inc injured man was taken to
birn 'y hospital on the car that struck
ba VIII. Green's jaw is broken, and
I'D" fracture of the skull.
,n JACOB Burlington, of Taneytown
r., rT,fcnas6d the dwelling known as Ho-
frorn o1uhDnS, McSherrystown, Pa.
aISo D. j. Schmidt, of Hanover, he
tvroo 'trchased the good will ana fix
hss from Mrs. Lille Arnold, who
tba L oeen conducting the hotel since
ArnoTIa Ih OF her husband, William
To t60 Application has been made
tranae. ADAMS county court for the
will l'ler OF license. MIR. Burlington
io'e TO town about April 4.
ara me Ne young people of Westminster
rvop 'a Il, for two operettas to be
Oner, thursday, April 9th, in the
Nv nous house for the benefit Of the
etta G95nnltee. The Japanese Oper-
last n Even .5y the Reformed church
oil chnIy VIII be repeated with sever
he uoruses and dances introduced
Sas,paa rt taken before BY Miss Emma
Ramseo"ll Will be sung by Mrs. Howard
6larle'' formerly Miss Katharine
'Peneiool this city. The Operetta
q tha pe VIII be the second feature
tains evening. This operetta con.
some - ooiI I, beautiful melodies from
IT, di ei inc old standard operas while
norons parts are Of more hui
" this character. Further notices
i4tnd \, entertainment will be pub
a the weekly nanars