The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-05-04

-lnl il nay even come 10 Ihdt. RANT
.,mrthlng.
Miss Ruth +. V. Corbin, East Green
,-n+ ,s taking a business course at
school in Baltimore.
Ne rr,. -uld that paper money har-
..I5ln5 OF microbes. But shove
..,.r. ..,sv-we'rr not bit skeered.
A, exchange says burial in flour
n.rr L..Y silver bright for long time.
.r. rrr -"yer-We want the flour.
lanes Boylan, Jr, East Main street,
.r,Ep his arm yesterday morning
,ranking the Tin Lizzie Of DR.. z. M
Sullivan.
The Warteldsburg school will hold
,.. annual festival Saturday evening,
u4y ~. 10 which the public is cordial
4! invited.
marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Friday to Columbus r. Jen-
line and Gertrude r. Kraft, both Of
5ykesyille.
Mr.. James ID. Mitchell, agent for the
Briscoe automobile, sold Brlscoe
Tub Roadster to Miss Mary Shipley,
g4ar this city.
Heavy wraps felt good on Tuesday
,y.niug and Wednesday on account
If the cool atmosphere which resulted
rom a hail storm.
Mrs. Ella Helm. East Green street,
who was operated upon at the Church
Home lnfirmary, Baltimore. for tumor,
is improving nicely.
Well have two OF 'em-the army
n the killers and the army of the till
r.. And one is just as vital to sue
cess as the other.
william Wampler, aged about e
months, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
N4mper, Pennsylvania avenue, was
-2sDn to a Baltimore Hospital, Mon
tlv. for treatment.
Ne understand our city officials are
CONTEMPLATING opening street thru
gy Mr. : e. StOner's property on
West Main street, but on account OF
some hitch the purchase of the strip
nj hand IT, delayed. What's the
.rHub!n"
Mr. Tvwu>mcn. pillow up the back
"rd ami lei the women and children
handle It while you go after a vacant
M Every little helps, and ten or
.wentl million Titles will make a
whale oi Il big one.
The farmers are complaining about
the cost nj clothing and other city and
avn rruiucL$.und town people are COM
blaming about the cost Of spuds and 9TH
ar farm products Whatth ell 'sthemat-
'@r. anyway.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
will b. held in Friendship School
House on Saturday, May 10, beginn-
ing at -. III. If weather is inclement
Il will D" held the following Monday
A =. m. Proceeds for the school.
Frank F. M4gin. youngest son Of Mr..
int Mrs. Fred Magin, OF Smallwood,
vas taken To the Maryland University
hospital. on April 20 for an operation
by DT. tharies FOutz. We wish him a
speedy return to his parents.
T~en,y-one Buick touring automo-
hleS passed through this city on their
WA! 10 J. " Grumpy & Co., Salisbury.
Inc Cars We're brought over the road.
All put up at IIarbaugh's Garage We'd
4rSday night The chaufreurs spent the
aght at the Westminster Hotel.
Our Minister'S Honeymoon" a mu-
.eaI comedy was splendidly given last
SFQ4E evening in the Opera House
reiore larg" crowd, by home talent
livery part was we'll taken. Proceeds
VIII be used for benefit of Civic
league.
Cafeteria Luncheon will be given
v! inc Aid Society of st. Paul's Re
.orNed church, Thursday, May -, at
NY rcSlCvL.c If DIR. and Mrs l.. *
W. N"aTa .:1in t. 70 10 p m. All Il. :
.-'1.4lE ID w. -ttend. Ticket
I'll sale at ~h4T's and Bowers stores
Register 4l Wills Peach OF BaIti-
azure county appointed William I.Stev-
b1 VI H".SterStown, deputy in
| Us once win the authority of State
f,u-pF0.ler NcMullen, on account Of
1yEeaSed work in the office.
T. William G, Zimmerman treasurer of
s.euefNk Council No. 1876. Royal
40 S@uull' mas delivered to Mrs. Is
~. '' "a huHkles, of Mt. Airy, draft
fc9Vo0, the amount of the benefit
~, ''1 az, held by her husband, the
N. SudrloS a. Runkles, a member of
10. o.uer Mr.. Runkles was a mem
nj vi vi "'- Airy Council, No 1894, I'M
MI ma H1nudrE last, when he became 4
transfer 'O'' i'm o"il'll "
B. p, 4. Shriver Company and Thomas,
trrnhI Hunter received White
ton. N> with a hauling capacity of >
Dot,,.I me trucks were brought from
J,moa'' Mich., over the road by Mr..
Mr. ", onrlVer, OF Union Mills, and
trortI' frank Thomas, this city. No
Ia .nn was experienced ON the trip
Over -l ~ to anything They came
reoni,aSS mountains in high gear. 1t
hin r0'' e Gu nut three days to make the
he NIL one OF the trucks got stuck in
hair trDo and had to be pulled out by
95riTn. VI d mules. The truck of B. F.
cannina company will be used at their
lung factories.
me Manchester Volunteer Fire
0Rcarri mas elected the following
ytca.ns.., PRESIDENT, G.. G.. Kneller;
J. , 'igSldent, J. d. Dienst: treasurer,
Inv NNssSs,e:nheimer; recording secre-
sscr.t.r,1n ii2m l.. Hoffman; financial
aregorrys Paul l.. Leese; chief, e. wv
8ureoo.' trustees, H. A. Myers, n. H
aud RYH, W. c. Shearer, J. H. Blocher
State ~; a. Berwager; delegates to
0erlara "enen's Convention at Cum
4 ] Dr., Z. 5. Nagle, A. r. Yingling
Rnelar. coon, H. A. Myers and c. c.
" Ms; 2ltern&tes, W. G, shearer !
and GtsHSt' ]. 3. Baker, w. L. Hoffman
va ~ E. Leese. c. M. Masenheimer
G1y I'P %ed assistant chief and
H2ESon a3 engineer.