The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-09-21
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. Fl, 1917.
LOCAL AFFAIRS

,,' ~ is critically i'll with plural
pneumonia.
Harry Rosenstoct closed his store
i,ring the Jewish celebration of Rosh
I4sbkanah or the New Year.
Annual Harvest Home Services in
=. uarv's Reformed Church, Silver
pnr m Sunday September %.
p-of charles kOlb and George F.
u1raIork are soliciting subscriptions
W. thp Bow Scout Band. Let every
5o1v contribute.
rro section OF T.. S Artillery A, B
and uassed through this city Sun
IA, afternoon on their way to Annls-
nm ara where they will be drilled.
Tho soldier boys were happy as they
traarpd when they passed the station.
According to the "Sykesville Her
,,f, rho Town Of Sykesville is to have
new industry. \ proposition was
n,da bv Il large Baltimore concern to
establish a branch hat factory provid-
inv -bn necessary labor could be had.
All conditions were satisfactory and
ya, decided to accept the offer of
tAa romuauv. The factory will employ
RIM down by his own automobile,
i,narr /. leutterding, - years old, of
nrtngs Mills. was taken to the Mercy
=,,uit4l Tuesday suffering from
rqrarariyn Of the scalp and a sprained
afn .,prrterding was Cranking his
.,- when Il car Of the United Rail
4qv, n,,ap up from behind and struck
n. automobile. throwing Leutterding
5Ickward.
The carroll County Chapter Ameri-
n3n Kpa Cross has been requested to
furnish an Emergency Cot Outfit
consisting OF a folding canvass cot
with mosquito net and bar; wool
Blankets. rubber blanket, pillows, pa
.tY,as AMI other articles. Each branch
in the comfy has been asked to
furnish some part OF the outfit and all
Will ID" ready for shipment in a few
days
Nr and Mrs. William Sellers re-
,4iyad word from their son, Robert
r Sellers. of Emmitsburg, member
Nj, the Hallway Engineers Expedition
Dr." Forces. telling of his safe arrival,
">amt~E.re in France Mr.. Sellers
stated that he was we'll and had made
I)ts o& friends. 1t is believed by Mr..
>aIar, PARENTS that he is the first
Emm.-,u :r2ian to reach the other
side
Nan, uprsOns in ordinary circum-
stances who subscribed for Liberty
Loan yDnd. in the enthusiasm OF the
ampaign and now find themselves in
npal d. money are being VictimiZed
into selling their bonds at much
lower urice than the market quota
tion according to statement issued
d. New York by John Muir, New
York stock broker. who took an active
part in the last Liberty Loan Cam
.I.gn
An urfoM on all the capital stock
II the Wuynesboro Foundry and Ma
chine ympanv has been obtained by
New York parties. and the transfer
viii. .r effected with the next 10
lays ir is reported. The company was
argani 81 about five years ago. the
controlling interest being held by res
.denr~ ul Westminster. 1t proved I'M
success ill., and receiver sold the
lam, t"o years ago to Wayne&hOrO
.a~rie-. ami the business has thrived
since
An ucer-urban car of the Hagers-
town and Frederick Railway Com
n4ny was pushed off the tracks at the
.@wistaWn crossing on election after
noon at about 5 o'clock when the sew
en-DasSeugcr automobile of Vernon
I. Smith WOUdsbOrO, who was a Re-
publican candidate for county Com
missioner at the primaries, crashed
INTO the trolley. One man a Mr..
crimes. near IewistOwn, who was
being taken to the polls, was slightly
injured
The interior of the Winchester
ridge tunnel on the Georges Creek
ann Cumberland branch of the West
ern Maryland Railway, a few miles
vest NJ cumberland, is burning. the
IRE having started Saturday night. AL
ready 100 feet of the tube has been
destroyed with 5000 loss. Both ends
d. the tunnel have been closed in the
nope OF smothering the fire, which
means the holding up of 5000 tons
y. coal daily, the road being the out
It. IToM the Georges Creek region.
Cncle John Trout's successful cam
n4lsn in the press for a wife still
"eS. Another Frederick countian
tCAeS Tor ard in such a quest and
places his hopes in the Frederick
raperS to find him a helpmate. This
1'eSt recruit to the ranks of the wife
9eekers is Geo. Keith, of Point of
tnockS tie is trackman on the B. &
~ railroad and makes his home at
ao'NI OF Rocks. He says he is Al years
" age, owns his own property. No
EXAMINATIONS are given by Mr.. Keith
az so the kind of wife wanted. He will
,H Them that when they write, he
JoAn "eetenkamp had a narrow
SSIdpe from a horrible death on Mon
w. evening at his farm near Henry
W. lie mas saw mill at work on the
rb.a'e and while inspecting some of
he cut timber he tripped over
roa! .G and was thrown against the
rap pIF revolving saw. An employ
hossuI ms almost instantly, but not
+,aoie the saw had ripped a deep cut
~ roI IL the back Of his neck to the point
dia Tue shoulder. Fortunately the saw
1o. uot penetrate deep enough to
qtf.. Ge the lungs. 1t required fifteen
W'oaes to close the wound and Mr..
'tenKamp is doing quite well.
Rnn,. lunatic held up Fred Jenkins on
I.o tte ., near Warfeldsburg one day
m rnSt week. Mr.. Jenkins was i'm his auto
ONT Ole when he was stopped. He got
hn n i