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

| We are all inclined to forgive o.
enemies, II they are bigger than y
are.
A barber doesn't have TO be .
pngilist to give you an upper CT
when you have your hair trimmed.
| The Sunday school and congrega
ton OF St Paul's Reformed church
this city, will unite on Sunday morn
| ing in the use OF the Foreign Mission
Day service prepared by the board o
Foreign Missions for this occasion.
The Westminster Fire Department
has accepted the invitation OF tbs
Hayre de Grace Fire Company. d
Havre de Grace, to attend the Mary.
land State Firemen's Convention held
there in June. A full company and
band will go.
In our account last week under the
heading OF County Commissioners Hf
published that the tax collector .
New Windsor district had returned
erroneous taxes to the amount o
$465, which was incorrect. Il should
have been $500.
The Union Supply Company. OF.
ganized by Western Maryland Railway
employees for the purpose Of operating
a cooperative store ut Hagerstowni
has been incorporated with capital
ization OF $4,000. divided Into 1000
shares OF Dar value OF So.
Tuesday evening the annual win
ter party OF the l. c. A. Circle Of
Dmanuel's Reformed church waa
held at the Ocker House. In IIttloa-
town, where the members first enjoy
ed bountiful dinner and later :
program which was held In the par
lors of that hotel.
A Jury was impaneled to determine
on the sanity OF Jefferson Green on
Saturday at the Court House. Tie
verdict returned was that he Has
sane and capable of managing h
own property. worth about $1,000. {.
o. Clemson. attorney. filed the petI=
ton. Bond & Parke represented Mr..
Green
Mr.. Little and Miss Storms. Of
Hanover, Pa, who run away from
home and came to this city In EeI
married on Monday were nabbed b.
Sheriff Stonar and held until High
Constable Kiser. OF Hanover. Pa. ~.
rived the same evening and took them
back. The only objection vas the
girls age Both were returned II
their homeS
The contest at Glen Rock for the
last postoffice Job on the presidential
appointment list In York county. Pa.
under the present administration Tas
decided this week. when the name q
H. A. Roller was sent to the senate
for confirmation. II the new an=
p0Intment Is confirmed he vii aue=
coed J. " Wambaugh. whose eoinn1IH=
sion will expire March |
John Wilson. aged about b YeaTs.
eolored, was arrested By Deputy sher.
IN Idle of Thurmont on the charge oi
stealing q horse and buggy from tie
farm OF d. Charles Flock. Of neaf
Petersville. a member OF The freder.
lex county delegation n Annapolis
He was given hearing before MaEIa.
srate Hull aud held for the action u
the grand Jury under 500 tail. bond
was not furnished and the negro seui
TO jail.
William Cox. colored. eol tangled
up with quart of ReisterstoHn Jef.
sey lightning on Saturday night and
came 10 this city well stopped n.
and was arrested by Officer fnHteI
trying TO get In the Westminster
Hardware Company. On Monday
morning Justice Brown told iok thu
he was going TO send him down L
the House OF Correction until The blue
birds came around Two months ~
the verdict
MessrB John Milton Relfsnldef. 9ux
W Steele. Captain John ). Neigle
Ideutenants Harry G. BersaKer and
II. G.. Dewey. Messrs 1ease Myers. =
Frank Thomas and II. Peylon Cor.
such, this city, were before the finance
and Ways and Means Committees y
the Maryland Legislature Tuesday II.
ternoon pleading their eauHe Tor II
appropriation for the erection II ~
armory in this city for Company :
and Band
Over bitter and persistent opnoHI.
ton the House Monday night passed
the annual Postoffice Appropriation
bill with its provisions for aubstlInI.
Ing space basis for the present
weight system OF paying railroads foI
carrying mails and prohibiting N.
increase In the existing limit Of i
pounds on parcel post packages. Ths
measure carries appropriations =.
gregating $32l .000, 900 TO operate tn
postal system during the next year.
The receivers of the Westminster
Metal a. Foundry Co. have II IL
sold the machinery. Office fnrnIInr.
and other material 10 the Boston Iron
& Metal Company OF Boston. Maaz.
and the warehouse and ground t
Gilbert Flauet. OF Frederick. tn
other buildings which made NJ III
plant OF the foundry are owned D
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association. this city and vii remain
Idle until some enterprise can be n.
terested enough to locate here.
The Oklahoma Demonstration Car
sent out by the business men Of &c
Allister. Okla. which has been On n
Baltimore and Ohio railroad sIdInz
Frederick for a week. was attached
Monday afternoon by Noah +. cramel
and Mrs. Alice e. Nallln. of Frederick
for 5000 The plaintiffs. II Ii alleged
invested In Oklahoma lands. said Il
be rich In oil, and wish the amount D
their investment returned To them
Those In charge of the car. 1t Il said
will give bond for their appearance q
the trial OF the case. The defendants
claim they made no misrepresenla
tiOns In the sale of the lands. :
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