The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-15
eBIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE Is, 1917
LOCAL AFFAIRS


THO county roads have been
.I,,4 BADLY by the heavy rains.
-.- r1anr, W. Fields, Union Bridge,
Enlisted in the Fifth Regiment.
r,-,-,. lusv man must take day
x'H,nAr or later for the purpose OF
.,,rding his own funeral.
-,., mason work on the armory Is
,'ntAra 70 the first story and con-
t,4"r3hia Of the second story IS now
,,,da- construction.
r- INES d. Mitchell, East Main
W.T. has accepted a position with
9.nfmore Roofing and Asbestos
'.,r,.-.nv al a salesman for their
ur0iIJt
~ ; r~ancis Reese, the popular
G..r. House, proprietor has ldentl-
~ n.n!.clt with his uncle, MT
r-,r, :;harrer, in the furniture
lus.Eg->
,-,.....r- i'm the states where the
.,,l..~. f,iled to register are now on
,r- hmm lor them. There are 5000 in
yI,~,-.rI 70 be looked after. Are you
.rgn- them?
..,@.r ma, moved to the home of his
r~Irtlarher, Mr.. Milton Chew, near
T,-a where he will take charge OF
NJ MrA- farm.
,.-- Helen King, this city, who was
...rf At the Maryland University
I....ra. Baltimore, where she had
.r rAnoyed, returned home
T"--51v.
MIR s.vi Brown. Pennsylvania aI-
,.,. e., the chief soft drink mixer
f,- .r~ j. d. Crowls Bottling Works
..~-.- street Brownie" also deliV-
a-. -u.. Goods after he makes 1t.
-.-..- in various cities of Iowa
r.,. r.+l-ad to convict ball players
fn- ....-fuing on the Sabbath. An et-
r,~, !, fo he made to have the Iowa
legislature repeal the law prohibiting
Sunday baseball
81. larn now secured by Company
frederick will be enlisted for
rur.u4nv II. this city. Those who en-
r~- HOS. will have it made plain to
tr.r. that il is for the purpose OF
Joining our company.
+. rnr third Olympaid held at
l4.rpood Field, Baltimore, the Car
r.m rantv contingents made I points
in Mn. contests. Three points III Droad
-fn.u. iao points in GO yard relay
rna ...in- in broad jump running ana
au. a3.@r hop step and jump
IT,. ur--mile relay team OF the
u.rmu>rnr High School, composed
~ ...t-aIu Carroll Crawford, Russell
Reason. Leroy Sneak and Wilbur
Barnes came in second at the State
mD-. in Baltimore for athletes, max
ing -ha run in > minutes and 81 9-9
seconds
F4r the first time in the history or
;n, maritime. the motorcycle Will be
-4y-t 3v the Frederick county COM
nI.s,.oupr-. President Frank nj. Ste
ven, said that all machines will be
included in this years levy. He eStl-
nl-as mat there are 80 motorcycles
.u -la- county.
fir R;,hard 5. Hill of Upper MARI
l,r-l tyrMrr member of the Maryland
l.rgl.,4rur. and for Is years one OF
TIE rr.~;rrs OF the Maryland Agrlcul-
t"~. n-Ing-. now the State College
~ ..gr.rulrurc died at his residence
il Washington Tuesday following
all illness nf several months.
~.r-,... Park will be formally
33'@~.. :.r the season SUNDAY, June
"A tn. Western Maryland Railway
Co".uny will put on the Blue Noun
.ain Express. for the summer. on
June - The express will reach
Pe1-Mur al $50 p. m, and leave
ar a-n o. IA. for Baltimore, over
tn" a~.H line
Tu. Western Maryland Railroad
,Juul"- received copy OF the
mmanIat the United States Govern
u4-r has sent out to the railroad men
t0r ra application of employees OF
al. u.,.iSl1ns About 10 men from
the engineers and fremen ranks have
4Du...l .ar enlistment for service in
Fran. 'a rebuilding railroads.
TIL. Western Maryland Railway
"ou-.4. made greatly improved
snow III fpr 1916. as compared with
III il report for the l. months
@liat December 81. last, published.
eros. earnings were $l1 .96I 900. an
iUrra11- at $2.U7g 900, and the net
&ia" ,0uJ gain OF 81 ,2l6,OOO. The
net income remaining after deduc-
lions VAS &1,3l9,O00, which compares
with @ da.icit of $107 600 reported for
1915.
A strange dog supposed to be rabid,
appeared in TniOnville Thursday and
after biting several other dogs ran
down the road in the direction OF LID
eTtv. A chase was startde and the an
lmaI finally Overtaken and shot. Those
who followed it were Raymond +. KEEL
y, Who owned one of the dogs attack
ed, and Charles w. Sappington. The
supposed mad dog was strange one
and it is not known where 1t came
rom. Watch il being kept on the Dit
ten dogs
After the House had rejected the
newspaper censorship section OF the
espionage bill by a vote of 1874 to lA4
administration managers in the Sen
4te decided to abandon the light 10
due pencil the newspapers OF the
country and President Wilson's hofe
lot this authority went a-glimmering.
az least for this session Of Congress.
IL IS possible developments between
now and next December, when Con-
sress meets again, may show the ne
Cess1ty Of some form of censorship,
IA which event it will likely be en-
forced
Inc appeal made by our business
4en Of this city to the citizens OF
our county to help our unfortunate
tdFmers who had their crops des-
IOyed by the heavy hail storm, was