The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-08-31
E O, DIFFENDAL, Manager.
UIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 3l,l 9l7
LOCAL AFFAIRS

Tho Western Maryland Railway
c,nnanv has about completed thelr
.or sidings in this city.
,ovr Monday is labor Day. All
,orts and the Court House Will De
oIospd on that day.
Ranks are mans best friends; when
shaw bore him he can shut them W
rrhout giving Offense.
Mr. Edward Baker, Of New Wind
-or We are sorry. to announce Is
GENEROUSLY i'll at his home.
His first love and his first shave
-. TWO episodes. in every young
mans career that he never forgets.
vonr4n never knows a man until
...ar she warries him; then she be-
-r. m find him out nearly every
L-ht =.
U,ban Won give free advice and it
,,rt. YOU get no thanks, and if 1t
s,a.nt work you get what's coming
to YOU. -,
The Ffnksburg Sunday School will
t,Id = supper and picnic on the lawn
nj The church on Saturday September
! All are invited.
marriage license was issued in
R,rrimore Tuesday to Harry r. Ham
rnrd. Baltimore, and Berkeley l..
Feeling. Finksburg, Md.
Thomas Bennett & Hunter, road
contractors are making splendid
Fsqfwav with the State Road and are
., the foot OF the Falls Hill.
The Wavuesboro Electric Light and
poyrr Company has completed its
new line for furnishing light and pow
or between Pen-Mar and Hlghtleld,
and the current has been turned on,
TaTenu'- Circus will be with u next
Thursday Ii has IA cars loaded with
annipment. The circus show will be
mn ND on John street show grounds.
The milk men of this city met on
Friday evening and agreed to raise
the rricc Of milk to cents pint and
cents a quart The raise will start
tomorrow
! photograph Of Captain Weigle
and Lieutenant BerWager OF Com
Many II. was given in Mondays Amer
i.4n, resting at Camp Mcclellan, An
I-t0n. Ala.
The weather man is presenting us
with a. mixture of atmOsphere-gOOd
and hot and moderately cool. Gives
Us plenty OF the latter hereafter
Nr Weather Man.
The Sunday School of Finksburg
Methodist Protestant Church Will
hold picnic and supper combined on
the lawn Of the church on Saturday.
All are cordially invited.
The l. f. Shriver Company has
completed a concrete breastwOrk at
the dam at Union Mills, which Will
serve to make the current stronger
far the mill race George Reggie, OF
this city did the work
There will be rally Of the Sunday
schools OF New Windsor district in
the Methodist Episcopal church OF
New Windsor, on Sunday afternoon,
September >, at 80 p. IN. 1t IS hoped
that all -choOls in the district will
send representatives.
One UL the men of the farm army
En- ampeG on the B. F. ShriVer Co. S
land near the factory, cut his eyeDall
by pen smile slipping, and was TAX
e4 to I hospital in Baltimore for an
@. Grafton He will possibly lose the
s074r I'll c4c eye. as the eyeb1ll was
cl- thruu-h
The EuinO, monthly SPACE pam
rh.el which il being issued every
month Inv tine Baltimore Roofing &
Asbestos company, at Asbestos, is a
very interesting and we'll printed pa
Per II contains principally news OF
the plant and rhe products manufact-
ured Ivy it.
II the country editor were to snap
at all the inducements held out he
would soon become a millionaire. II
he ran a paper according to the pop
uIar notion lie would be in the poor
mousse. II he published all the items
sent to him he would be in Jail half
The time and in the hospital the other
half.
Am ! my brothers keeper Ger
laInly You are. 1t is for your own in
,eFeSt that YOU should be his keeper.
lour neighbours property cannot be
SoLl at auction for half of its value
without reducing the saieable value
u YOUR own. A sale of this kind will
yauSe a shrinkage in the value OF real
estate in whole town.
Inc wind that accompanied the
neaVy thunder storm on Friday after
HooA WrOght havoc to trees and grow
Ilg corn around Meadow Branch.
ABOUT 80 trees along the Meadow
branch road from the beginning of
.1e State Road to Mr.. Edward kauft-
mans farm, we're blown out by the
IootS, corn leyeled with the ground
%%lu the roof ON the shed at the
.HeadoW Branch Church was carried
away. This is the second time that
Iocallty has been visited by a similar
storm this summer.
On Thursday of last week the case
nDeIEeen Nellie 3. Euler ct. al, against
'oSle M. tMorgan) Morris ct. al, was
oc[Isued at the Court House before
ouIel Judge Thomas. The case was
t V,er the deciding of piece of proper
4; Ut farm to Mrs. Morris by JEFFERSON
NV ryan, who is deceased at this time.
lue Euler, Nellie B. Euler ct. al,
+ t nelrs Of the deceased and are
sI!!ng tc set aside the deed. The
ttoclSlon Of Judge Thomas has not
zen zen given. Steele represented Mrs
1 NoFrls and Reifsnider C Brown Mel
lie Euler and others.
WI William R. Ibach, 10 years old, q
~tuely known astronomer, who fol
,"ny years up to the time of his death
flaue the astronomical calculations
AI me celebrated Hagerstown Grube1
t orE died Wednesday at Newman