The Democratic advocate., 1917-07-06
RlOAY AFTERNOON, JULY 6, 1917
LOCAL AFFAIRS

Tho newly elGCLCu OHt
,,-;t+ian Endeavor Society OF Grace
Ga.t5s ..ba-9n Church will be installed
sunday evening.
rho E. f. Society of St. Marks Lu-
INV, rbrrch of Hampstead, will en-
,l5l%- .oin thp Carroll County c. E. Union
@ :s "a. ;~:'l next annual convention.
,:bor,1 offerings we're lifted at ST.
.Sai1rnw's and Pine Grove Sun
"a. 5Sr schools for the American Red
ID. U.s. fund on Sunday last.
,Iaarr Ross, of Canonsburg, Pa,
.,amber of Company H, was issued
,icnnse Monday in Baltimore TO
Lena Slate, of Baltimore.
u. we're visited by heavy thunder
.. arcompanied by fine rain Mon
,ftnrnoon. The lightning was
.55ro @ with loud peals oi thunder.
r,rnnrs are in the midst of harvest.
-.o General outlook of the wheat crop
,s~onghout the county In general new
'.' Iootod letter. Prospects are for a
GOOD crop.
man in camp at Middleburg was
,--asrpd ON Monday for dlsorderly
[,rfnct Sunday. He was brought 10
mi. civ and lodged in jail for the
l~-r.t term OF Court.
Mrs Iosrph b. Shipley, Eldersburg'
10. .nrchased a splendid monument
s,r her husband from Joseph L.. Ma
.ai3, marble dealer, 10 be erected al
-s- January in Deer Park cemetery
At Smallwo0d.
sheriff St0ner was called by phone
r-i44y night to arrest d deserter from
Fart Howard. who was in hiding at
r,ossviUr II being in Howard coun-
r. Sheriff Stoner did not leave for the
prisoner.
lr Interesting and impressive ser
r-oa WAS held in the Grace Lutheran
Church last Sunday morning, Under
SHeohcrd's Day. when seven Laymen
made short addresses instead OF nav
I,g the sermon by the pastor. The pas
.r Rev. Hctrick presided.
Mr. Samuel Grouse, of TaneytoWn,
exhibited I'LL mis- office a sale bill PRINT
N az this office on June ;, 1871, for a
q-r,onaI rropertv sale of the estate
,f his grandmother. Mrs. Lydia Har-
-s- The printing and the paper is as
rly# a< when il was first done.
The trustees of Salem Methodist
EPISCOPAL church, near Bloom, Will
hold "a festival on Thursday evening,
July -. beginning at 6 o'clock Tor
th- benefit of Salem cemetery. lay
3rsyillo Band will furnish music. II
1ntayorablr it will be held Friday
77enIng
3v BOYS smoking cigarettes and
throwing the matches on the hoOr OF
.a4 old foundry building on John
street. Sunday evening, set ire TO II
causing an alarm of fire to be given IN.
n" fire company responded. but on Its
arrival the fire had been eXtingulshed
by a bucket brigade.
lIr William WeagIy, secretary OF
tl9 STATE Flremen's Association, re-
cayed card OF appreciation from
President Wilson on Tuesday, for the
resolution passed by the Maryland
State FTromens Association, at Cum
'--Iand ar their recent meeting, that
us telrgrHpn~d TO him.
NaryI"ud ill Dr represented by 3S9
uan in tine list oi those who have been
accepted a. Qualified applicants for
commissions in the reserve officers
training camp ut Fort Nyer, Virginia
Among them are Arthur G. Englar
and Obcr : Herr. this city, and G.
Monroe EnIlHr. New Windsor
Walter Ha mes. living with his par
@1ts on John street, was arrested Sun
aaE afternoon on the charge of taking
~ from the pocket of John Lynch,
OF Baltimore, formerly of this city,
while he vas in swimming at Roop' S
Qdm Sunday afternoon. Young Haines
Will be sent to d RefOrmitOry school.
russian troops nave captured kon-
N1hF, on the H0iici1n front, together
I'm lG4 OttiC-rs and $500 Den, the
"dr Office announced. The ..nnOunCc-
lent add& 2hat the Russians have ad-
.,.Aced 10 tie kOniuchy stream, and
-.So have captured seven heavy guns.
;-.aton p@is.n2rs continue to be
fought l..
Vne Of the contestants in st. Louis
10 the Maxwell economy test May 80
I1Aue 45l2 miles on a gallon Of gaso-
"ue' an average of about One-half
7uI mile. Cheap travelling. The con-
-, S' which took place last week was
TY.ty entered by one from this city.
rSa w. u .. Clemson, who made 80
~lleS on gallon.
Nr George Zentgraft, who was in
iiIreu IN his right leg and back by
-tiug from the 90-fOot bridge in the
al nlont wreck two years ago, enter
-. suit tor $4,000 for injuries against
~ ~ w. NJ. Railroad Company in the
y SS34J4lt Court of Baltimore, on June
VA, Mr' Hentgraft will probably never
''0'er from his injuries.
a-,4-s ~-arles +. Keller, 67 years, of Buck
ar ar'so%1, fruit grower and landoWn-
n, aHu a atockholder of the o. J. Kel-
NorI tIlue Company, of Frederick, was
bis biulay afternoon found dead under
1aos ssourlnG car, near Feagaville The
fs,n n1n was found by J. III. Boyer,
t.rn, 4ef IL Lear Faagaville, near whose
'ne accident occurred.
dav Oterncr tt Harrington declared Mon
Ina, e9at the Compulsory Work Act,
rarantct rrrv4uct Of the General Assembly,
Tr,aaty T9c,sltly in special session, will be
Hnoo e2orced, without respect to
parip"n "nom 1t hits. Migrants are pre-
Fort 70 move on, to avoid going to
to ro IL IS row a choice of the idler
ha "Urk .a Tor 1scent pay or to work for
state at a low wage.
teasr,Ml t william Weagly, secretary and
Comnaer OF the Westminster Fire
ot ~ W received a letter Monday
Bo.ra appointment to the Advisory
Asaao,oI OF the International Firemen's