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

LOCAL AFFAIRS.

1rarch inventor is making gas
..a, from PAPER, compressed, dried
and varnlsEei.
v;ratv oar cent. of Italian boot
,,t shoe factories are equipped with
,~a-icaL machinery.
Nv ! Fred Waesche, of Sykesville,
Ia. Installed all up-to-date dental ap
,Tancls in his dental office.
An English inventor has patented
-,s-f0rltnd comb for spraying per-
irn.., or lotions into the hair.
,.nuerful machine has been built
:, G4rn4uy for COMPRISING scrap
npral .r.-3 more easily handled bales.
.r,h4 Deacon" a comedy drama in
frs sc5, will be presented in Winfield
Saturday, May Is, by the best talent of
STATE" )31.
R.~I!n police are equipped with
rocEar telephones that can be con-
nprtad TO circuits installed through
ou- the city.
Charles Bowers, conducting a. bus
rout- between Westminster and
Rp;st,rstown, discontinued running
Moniay to take up his old run from
Westminster to BaltlmOre.
ThA public school of Patapsco will
boId !, Box Social and entertainment
in tn hail, tomorrow night, May g..
Thera will be addresses and music.
Ice cream and confectionery for SALE
Frank Campbell, a travelling sales
man, living at Glyndon, Md, applied
for the benefit of the bankruptcy law
10 Of n
assets 81 1852.
Misses Julia Irene Kaufman, this
city, and Lille Grace Null, Hamp-
stead, will graduate as nurses at the
Maryland University Hospital for
nurses, Baltimore, on May IS, when
they will be presented their diplomas.
Fire broke out again in the ruins of
the e. A. Gambrill Manufacturing
Company'5 plant near Ellicott City,
which was destroyed by fire about 10
days ago late Saturday night. Dur
ing the day several of the walls were
dyuamited.
A rare treat is in reserve for the
people OF Westminster. The Boy
Scouts have secured DR.. Edward B.
Bagby. former chaplin to the United
States E9Hgress, to deliver his lecture
OH Incl, RastuS in the Opera House,
Fri5ly lining, May y. The boys
vii! gil. i musical concert.
On sunday some time a burglar
for ed Ia Window at Albaugh'S Bowl
ing ALE, for the purpose of taking
the ""i.-auIs from sailed peanut
mach.u The glass in the machine
wa, SniysLed with a poker but the
mono" rs TOO far from reach to get
il. 50 r. received nothing for his
roub"
Rene Il hopes of steam railroad
u Washington. d. c., came out OF a
trip Of capitalists of that city to Get
tySbur5 this week, for the purpose of
discussing with local persons plans
whlc. viii be put in operation this
sumner extending the railroad from
hyattsTilie. Md, through Westmins-
tel % Gettysburg.
The Frederick team, of the Blue
Ridge league. won it's first real prac-
tic9 game by defeating Western Mary
land College at Frederick, Tuesday,
S to ;. Taylor for w. nj. c., held the
champs at his mercy until the fifth,
when they pushed over two runs.
Bl,lingslea. who replaced Taylor, was
nit freely in the last two innings.
At the municipal election held Mon
day at Mount Airy Arthur E. Phebus,
who sought reelection to the Coun-
Gil. and A Frank Miller tied, each re-
ceiving - votes. Another election
will be necessary, and it probably
VIII be held next week. The sue
cessful Council candidates we're Basil
w. Bowman George w. Runkles,
Robert L. Runkles and Roy J. Smith.
a. Il, Wordsworth was reelected Bur-
CESS without opposition.
The Miidletown High School won
from the Mt. Airy nine Wednesday af-
Ernoon Of last week in a game that
developed into the swiftest and as
Suned laughable proportions. The
maj score, it is thought, was "a to 10.
however it is known that in several
instances the scorer was unable to
Keep up with the feverish pace of the
tromIscu0uS base runners. The Mid
1.etoWn manager used three pitchers.
AQlllnIX twirled for Mt. Airy. About
INFty-t"a hits were registered.
Inc motorcycle of Rowland Wor-
IIlngton, OF Hampstead, Md, and a
Fora automobile driven by c. B.
myers, cOllided in Hanover, Pa, Sum
4dy afternoon. Mr.. Worthington was
Iro"n from the motorcycle and sus-
dAned cuts and bruises about the
."ge and body. He returned home on
western Maryland train. The mo-
%rcycle was badly wrecked, the front
sleeL being smashed, the fork of the
'a19 broken and the headlight put
V1- or commission. The automobile
'"> only slightly damaged
me fly crusade in Westminster is
IoN on IN earnest. The Civic Club
t%yIkerS believe in taking time by the
JJ.Vlock and their slogan is swat
I-i1 Inv 4y early" By making the early
I'M ling 1t il hoped to have the pests
,.o mated TO a great degree by
"a5n weather. Nothing is to be left
-lQohe thai will give the fly a chance
~ ~ escape. Even in the way of pub
Irlrl campaign is planned and if it
nG possible for the flies to get
i''4 OF the terrible onslaught which
nj, Tue then they would skip this
cheap. '''' y "'''oi ''' Z
WE list Of new books added to the
7ov Tslnli MISTER Free Library are as fol-
D. Inc Tent Dwellers, by Albert
har4 %3yne; The Ship Dwellers, by AL
IN W D. Payne; Then I'll Come Back
tha a. by Larry Evans; The Side of
VIII Ngels' by Basil King; Handle