The Democratic advocate., 1917-04-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS

taking tours.
j. Fisher. optican and Optome-
mist will be at BOyle's Drug Store
Erfd.v and Saturday, May 4th and 5th
,.,...ar ". Ryland, this city, as
...a..,tr and clerk, has gone TO HaVre
~. Grace. as an extra operator for
IN. uaNr TN days.
n. .nu driver losing control Of his
,....... OH Sunday evening about III
".-... ne struck tree on Bond
..r... . front OF Mr.. +. p. Brundige' :
r.-:g...r. and smashed fender
~.. LAWYERS tell us that ignorance
..u. law excuses no man. And then
.... .r. ,olemnly informed that the
,.y.-u..EIpy bodies of the country
1-a-4 and national, in the past five
-.:r- have passed no less than
:y.-u laws.
Ta, t;cttvsburg Council sat down
hard I'm Burgess EichOltZ, Monday
avrntn2 OF last week when in adjourn
pi session with eight members pres
ant il unanimously passed over his
veto the ordinance granting an en-
trance 10 that city to the Washington
Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad.
Struck by a fast passenger train
NJ the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
al Bloomington, Md, early Sunday
morning. William H. Hill, 80 years
old q member of Company NJ, Fourth
Regiment, Maryland National Guard,
was instantly killed. His body was
found shortly after the accident by
several Of his comrades.
On Monday morning about 1880
o'clock. as Mr.. Edward Geiman, Penn
sylvania avenue, was turning the
curve at Mr. George Browns, on the
Tanrhcster road, the motorcycle on
which he was riding turned over, IN
turing him. His two ribs were brOk-
en- and his face bruised somewhat.
The machine was not damaged.
A suggestion has been made that an
acr hp passed by the next Legislature
giving the farmers the privilege of
wOrkIn. on Sundays during the har-
vest season. july and August. This
i, said to he the practice throughout
the West Such an act would m
rroa-. the working days 10 per cent,
which aGuld he a big help in saving
he crou- especially should there be
4 Wet s'aaOn.
4 freight wreck at ROckland Sta
ton. Green Spring Valley Branch OF
the Northern Central Railway, delay
ed passenger traffic Monday morning
until fur passengers could be trans
ferrnH The wreck was caused by a
loose "hecl and II cars, carrying
coal and merchandise, were derailed.
III fn 10 WnCtprn
MARYLAND Hallway Company and was
on irs way to Baltimore.
Under the direction of Mrs. Harry
Kinn"v forty of our young people
have hren hard at work for the past
two months getting musical comedy,
called our Minister'S Honeymoon
in share to be presented tonight at
the Opera House, at s o'clock, for the
benefit If the Civic League. The
music .@ catchy, the songs well sung,
the dialogue bright and the girls
pretty Those that see it will certain
y fell we'll repaid.
Rec q SANTOS, prOprietOrS of the
Opera House. have engaged the SER
vices o1 The Lyric Symphony Orches-
ira oi New York, to play permanently
at the Opera. Before the show opens
an overture is rendered each night.
Prot. t4l Pazo has signitied his inten-
ton Of pleasing their patrons TO the
extent o. accepting suggestions as to
the subjects which he will render
each night. The management OF the
Opera would appreciate it if the
patrons would notify them of what
Ealprrf,n. -I1.- yvpn1T rara hear
Is their desire to please, and they are
sparing uu expense in doing so.
With elaborate ceremony Rev.
Joseph H. Mallon, formerly Of this
city, was installed by Cardinal Glib
bon2 Sunday as pastor Of St. Ann 5
Catholic Church, Baltimore, to sue
ceed Roy. &. f. Thomas, who has been
appointed pastor Of St. Patrick s
Church. Washington. The visit OF
The Cardinal to present the new priest
and to pay tribute to the pastor who
went on to more important work
made it q day long to be remembered
oy the people of the parish. AS a
token Of ,ratitude for his years Of
service members OF the congregation
presented Father Thomas a check for
HIzOV at dinner in the rectory after
the high mass.
struck by a train of the Washing
0n, Baltimore and Annapolis Line as
Ut was walking through the tunnel
at NeStport late Saturday afternoon,
J0nn p. Cooper, sc years old, of
Woodblne, Md, was killed. He was
discovered lying between the tracks
III the tunnel. At that time the man
was still alive. Coroner kieffer was
louhed and he said that Cooper evil
uently was killed while walking along
tue tracks in the tunnel. Papers
toqnd in the mans clothing gave the
poAce clue as to his identity and
tesrly Saturday night the body was
uentlhed by Nelson X. Cooper. Coop
Ct was meatcutter and was employ
u III a. store at Woodbine.
II, Inc Ladies of the Carroll county
t%oman's Christian Temperance I'm
Tl 1Un Will hold their county executive,
thursday, May 3rd, at 10:30 o'clock,
- -, the room in the Times building.
nj members of that committee are
~ seu to be in their places promptly
l9'5O in the morning. In the after
~ ~oon at o'clock in the lecture room
~ tne Methodist Protestant church
county institute will be held, Mrs
1oeItrlck, Of New York state, National
TTetufer and organizer for the w. G.
49, and Mrs. Mary r. Raslup, OF
fhnltlmore, State President, will be al
no se meetings. All ladies are es-
eSSIdlly invited tn tho afternoon meet.