The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-03-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS

-,-,ng is here That is, we hope so.
Mr.. Charles r. Foutz, West Main
tract j, suffering from rheumatism.
Tho wind. with the sun, has dried up
,ba mud on our county roads very
much.
A. louis SeIlman, Warfieldsburg,
,.,..ad tu Park Heights avenue. Balti-
NOR
vr Z D. crowl. this city, is confined
=, his nome with a severe case of
rh-urar.=nE
Mrs Wesley Steele, Pennsylvania
.,-.r,r. nho injured herself by falling,
j. mirroring nicely.
,r.~ra. Edward o. Weant, who has
r..r confined ut his home, Court
Place. il able to he at his office again.
March WAS true to her name, she
made every body feel about as mtAer-
allie AS they really could during her
- days
Vr John n. Cunningham, this city,
i. -r.ur-in2 the latest model S-Cylinder
ur-r.v automobile 1t is some hand
gu machine.
The Western Maryland Railway has
started irs summer Sunday excursion
5l~r5 +. Baltimore, Frederick and Ha-
.arsroHn. For full information see
advertisement in this issue.
TIL. sale OF Mr.. A. J. Stem, Winfield,
that WAS to take place. Saturday,
March n. has been postponed until
SATURDAY. April :, on account Of the
tMur" ui four carload of goods ar
r..tuG
Wr. Swpp~ou Earle, engineer of The
Conservation Commission of Mary
land. delivered Il very interesting il
rnstratcd lecture before a large audi
.nce in 49, Johns Hall, this city.
Tuesday r,ruin@.
VT carroll Driscoll. John street.
who has nern yard master in the rail
ru4t yards here, resigned his position
Wednesday, His place has been filled
by Thomas Barnhart, a clerk in the
freight department,
Mr g. Beach who has been in
'nm>y .uuia for the past month
showing the worlds most famous adj
nent"r" tale, Robinson CrusOe, was
called Humm He is a retired naval
.t"r"r a". "a% notified TO be ready for
service
To,. nuromo3ilc licans receipts
ta- r..- SCAR in Pennsylvania bid fair
'' rra0. H","un. They already have
PASSED &'.o.u0O. TWO and a half
months -uad Of the corresponding
'I" ".". mat figure was achieved
@.r var
I." 4. .H"r>loWn and GlyndOn Vol
.@'.. "r0 companies gave a recep-
'un ' E.~-"Il =. Smith, Cambridge
1r-a.. i The Maryland State Vol
.H'o"r .rnm"n's Association at
fr1Na.. ligh School, ReiSterstOWn
""ln"- .a' nEcning. A program was
rendered
voHl WhiUmOre. of Union Bridge
Rao aa~ "non the gate-kceper at New
windsor. an the Railway crossing for
several H"4rs, has been retired on a
pension H.. mis- place will be filled by
h+> r.. lambert of that place, who
aao fur HHmher of years been the
man '"".n" between the Post Office
AMI >'..t..
I'LL" ".0. rcoCCurring question of
"&4 o"N"u in Pennsylvania received
Us H@'"."a Tuesday, as far as the
present. session of the Legislature is
for o...,,. .r -. rnrn+,. rl,i+ r,-a1 dn .
:aatad .., . .and randina ~ ~ t "a" ue
The ..-....... ,,.a. 80
rb -1''so
g-a.. .ACileIIlehL al llaNre de
whom 49," ,I"lludE al 'erhoon'
}gr.,.. UI 0Hpahy H. IOst ms
not... '.. zen hea4lonS from a small
rt~.- "Ato the Susquehanna
Fade. .., .-2ileu OUT OS ms COM
his ..-' ....Il ia Ii" III eHec'S from
fl. .....,. 49, except Delng forced
F., -,... ' ''o'h'S ullul ne reach
i,.a,. ''E 'i"'t'"fS' on Garrett
49,.
a. Jn.. ~. may hi&hl 10 derall
IA tF H We, near hlklnS, ".
nora .- ~. Virginia lAmlted, Baltl-
I5r4 r ,' .-.A.4a. Oh the Western Mary
2ra , ,.''.'' '"d' imreriling the lives Of
WA. , pass myers. 4 heavy log chain
fact +r.t ., "lOund me ran. only the
cgprio".r ''' engineer was proceeding
The ar-.E '.e'ehted catastrophe.
9nIv -.r. .'' was deralIed and stopped
pica ''1' from 1oo-foot preci-
p'ti. d Aaaeas corpus case of William
"u- Key, former NEWSPAPER man of
ntte163eFand, who seeks release from
In inc 9prIngtield State Hospital for the
d Insane ie at Sykesville, was heard Tues
way IN cumberland before Judea Rod
Inc decision was withbe,5 R, DJ, y.
laS, arrested i'll New York for aim