The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-29

A marriage license WAS lssueu III Pai=
Limore. Wednesday. to Joshua l..
Barnes and Eva NJ. Barnes, both Of
FinksDnrg.
The former pastor. Rev. w. NJ. i.
Brown, will preach at the Memorial
Baptist church. East Green street, on
Sunday, October LIST.
The Firemen's building is receiving
a new coal of paint. which helps It's
appearance considerable. Meade
Ohler is the contractor.
The special excursion rates to Pitts
bnreh over the w. NJ. r.. Saturday.
caused nine passengers To make the
trip TO the Windy City.
The First National Bank which had
extensive improvements made to Its
interior is now receiving fresh coat
of paint TO its walls and wood work.
John Blair, son of Joseph Blair, Of
North Branch, developed Infantile pa
ralysis and the North Branch public
school is still closed The child is now
ont Of danger.
Rogh Hashannah. the Jewish New
Year began Wednesday at sunset. II
begins a ten-days holiday season,
which will reach climax on October
7. which is the Day Of Atonement.
Two more members of Company II,
have returned home from Eagle Pass
Musician Norman Earhart and Private
4. c. Miller. We are glad to see them
and hope they will all return soon.
Some thief that must have been
short in underwear took from
clothes line in the yard of Mrs Sallle
ngleman. Bond street. Monday night
4 suit of underwear of Mr.. James
sem.
The talk of the town Is base ball
The first three clubs n both the
National and American Leagues ART
very close. The New York Nationals
broke the worlds record In winning
games.
Mr.. James D. Mitchell has taken tn
agency for Carroll county 10 sci
hosiery for the Stitch Bound Hosiery
Mil, OF Pottsvilie, Pa. lie will also
continue 10 supply all orders for tn
quick knife and scissor sharpener.
DR.. George Netzel. of Union Mills
amputated three fingers and part q
the hand of Daniel Cratin, Of neal
Silver Run. Mr. Crunn had his hant
caught in the cog wheels OF an ief
cream freezer, Saturday evening
Calvin 5. jenkins. of Woodbine, wa
fined s. and costs Wednesday at tn
f'atonsville Police Station on In
charge of having an obscnred license
tag on his automobile. The arrest va
made by Automobile Commissioner
Baughman.
George Burlington. son of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Jacob Burlington. OF Mcsherrys
town, Pa. resigned his position at tn
Albright Barber Shop, Hanover, p.
and has come 10 Union Bridge. gheTi
he will work for his brother, William
at the same trade.
Thon. as Chapel. At Tannery. wi
hold IL annual Sunday School Rail-
on October s, At 30 y. N. Rev. D
Ward. of Western Maryland College
Mr.. George r. Gohr and Mrs. S. (
Herr will make addresses. speeia
music consisting OF solos and duets
Everybody welcome.
A panoramic view Of the camp sit
Of the Maryland Brigade. Pedras Ne
gras, Mexico, and Eagle Pass. Tex. L
IN exhibition in the show window .
Eokard's Barbershop. East Main street
The photograph was taken by on
happy Photographer James ID. Mitchell
while doing duty at Eagle Pass.
More than 800 worth of eggs. meat
and butter was taken Wednesday from
the store Of Joseph E. Hoke, Emmits
burg. by robbers, who made their es
cape In an automobile. The garage o
Hotel Blagle was broken into and tn
tank Of the automobile filled with oil
i.mnitsburg residents believe TINT III
robbery had been planned for weeks
Within the last few DAYS several wal l
dogs have been poisoned.
Camp q p. o. OF A. held It's IT
anniversary Saturday. September .
With 4 fine program. REGULATIONS b
Lille iamden and Florence Spencer
readings by =. d. 7. Sister NJ. +
Weider. of Baltimore. Alice Spencer
and Maggie Conoway: singing b,
Elsie fonoway and friend music b,
Charles Wagner. after which supper
and refreshments we're served TIN
balance of the evening was spent II
dancing and a general good time. Al
vent home well pleased
There is new game out very much
resembling the old Fifteen Puzzle.
There are two squares. one with tbs
picture OF Candidate Hughes and thai
Of President Wilson On the other The
Republicans are working their utmost
To put Hughes in the center and VII.
son on the outer edge of The game
After the It'll of November the game
will be played when Wilson will BE-
the central figure among one hundred
million people, and 1t will not be
much Of puzzle hoW he vas placed
there.
Fearing that their son. Edward l5u=
ers, might have been stricken with in.
fantile paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
2. Luers, Of North Branch. Wednesday
called off twenty-frst birthday party
arranged for another son. Bernard
Lners The child who is Il years old
vas taken III and the parents sent al
once for DR.. NJ. D. Norris. of Elders
burg. After an examination. DIR. Nor
ris said that he felt sure that It was
not case Of infantile paralysis. Still
the parents felt 1t better to postpone
the celebration. They had ordered the
refreshments and everything was In
readiness for the event
The Baltimore Sun of Monday pub
lIshed strong article written by Mr..
T. Neal Parke, attorney, OF this city,
on the Budget system of the State.
Mr. Parke discusses with unusual
clarity the weaknesses of the present
appropTlating system and the improve
ments which the budget would pre-
sent; and he disposed effeetuaIIy OF
the suggestion that the budget sys-
fam a ami faAtsaG 3xa n,.E