The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19
ADDI1)NaI[dAIS.

! Mr. William Black. Bond street,
! Who was injured recently by tsIe-
phone pole falling on bis legs, Is i'm
proving, and is nov able to be out
On erntches.
Ray Taylor, Of Reese. who is under
contract as q pitcher On the Frederick
ball club, In the Blue Ridge League.
pitched his first game yesterday
against Hanover and won by the score
Of to 2. This Is the first game
Frederick has won since the opening
The clause, II believe In the holy
Catholic Church.. which occurs in
lhe apostles creed used In Methodist
churches. probably will be changed
to church universal" BY the general
conference now IN session at Sara
toga. N. Y, as many young persons
and foreign converts interpret the
phrase to mean Roman Catholic
Church. The matter was referred
faTorably TO the board Of bishops.
The grand jury Wednesday at Eas-
ton. Md. indicted Frank Marshall
and his wife, Rose Virginia Marshall,
On charge of aasaulting, with In
tent to kill. Marahall's daughter,
Grace Marshall. whom the parents
locked In a small room and kept I'm
pTisoned for IL years to keep her
from marrying q man they opposed.
and who when discovered last fall
Was a mere skeleton and could mel
fher speak nor walk
The third annual meeting OF the
Mountains Conference Of the Woz
mans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Maryland Synod, Luz
theran Church, was held at st. i,aul'z
Church. Cumberland. Thursday. Ad=
dresses were delivered b. Mrs amy
;. Albrecht, returned missionary
from India; Miss Louise K Shaffer.
froatburE: Mira. &. n. Baughman.
Iniontown. Md. MrH. D. w. Blair.
Nllliamsport, Nd. and Mrs. J. d. Belt.
The work OF double tracking the
y. Il r. between EdEemont and Pen
Mar Is progressing. YET. IL IL under.
stood. the work has been held up on
account of the inability of the rail-
Kay company to gel the rails for the
additional track being constructed
The ties are on The ground, but. ~
stated. the steel rails have not yef
arrived. on account q the steel mills
being TOO busy furnishing their out
put Of war munitions % send the
steel raila.
The two-story frame hotel owned
b John +. Wantz - Hlghneld. Wash.
inEton county Nd. - burned We'd
nesday night Most Of the contents
aIso we're destroyed The origin of
he IRE has not been determined. Not
many guests were n ne hotel ut the
time uf the FIRE Thee escaped safe
/. but some we're thIniY clad. They
tooE refuge In The Western Maryland
Railway station Close b. which for
: Time was threatened with destrue= !
Ton. lot OF nes furniture had re-
Gently baen placed N Tho hotel. The !
Iozz i estimated II $4,000 There !
Va 5000 insurance IN the building !
snd 500 on The furniture
Every nov and then - hetr Of
some person failing rum a train Of !
car. oftaner Hs hear employees Of !
he Western MARYLAND ~ that boxes !
u merchandise we're found along the +
1aeE 10 the wezt 81 Thurmont, but /
he latest thing - ~ strangely and t
foII ont Of a freight ar saA a barrel I
q Ehlskey. Such happened last week /
aH@ night. the bHTr.I being found +
zans distance wasI = ahal Ia known
= little iron bridge whether the
II=aor got too active - whether ssme
- On or persons KuI n the car and +
TnIIsd The barrel onI haa not been
Termed. Several Of he hoops wsrs
IT ut scarcely an # If1e liquor nd
szazpsd Section mn loaded the
HH#Eel on = truck nj brought IL 70
fHaImont where ! TsmzIned nntn L
- learned 10 whom i sas shlltped.
IHs name having been removed TIE
was mad rum baltimore {
= =HInrfIn fHtarIa..