The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-12-10
BRIEFS

BRIEFS
10 NelVa Bollingar, Of Baltimore,
rsrly of Carroll county, is spends
tho winter in Jacksonville, Fla.
Thomas S. Davis, of Libertr
was killed by ali automobile. be-
,ths his estate to his daughters.
prev Mogart, of Cumberland, who
mistaken for a deer by Bert
.tsrv a hunter, was shot and kill
saturday.
Ne girls are reported to be gaining
Neal vigor, but they are not any
y able than formerly to do the,
billy washing.
marriage license. was Issued in
lfmOre Saturday to William H.
Imam. Sykesville, and Clementine
lue, Baltimore.
ya merely do the roads have to be
surfaced because of automobile
,6c, but it becomes necessary TO
suld and strengthen the fences.
Hugh Ward. right tackle on w. M.
was selected for the Suns 1920
LNaryland foot bah, team. Ward is
ne betty playeTi he weighes ~2OS.
So
The people who claim there is no.
honey iRfarming have not so far ex-
aimed Why farms sell for. twice as
Luch ashley did a few years ago.
Henry Phillips, aged SO years, Of
Hagsrtoyn, who stole a $4,000 dfa-
bond necklace, was sentenced to four
lars in.the Maryland .penitentiary.
L early to bed and early to rise
Ike people healthy, wealthy and
~ milkmen should become ath-
ID millionaires and college pro-
Ms t. =
liam Sechrist, York, Pa. used his
las bank. He deposited $500 in it.
/ bank has been robbed of its trea-
band his grandson has been arrest
,ig the thief. I $ &?
sVeral of our people attended the
ball game at HomeWood field, Bal
bore, Saturday between the Ma
Is and Sailors. The score resulted
bite, to Z.
Ind in spite of the wonderful ply
ii Development of the athletic col
b students, none of them has
lVed equal to cutting up the family
fpy Of tirewood.
The people who can't afford dol
i for Red Cross membership, may
The same ones who expect free hos
2 service when they get smashed
in an accident. %~
Salem, Ohio, a town of 10000 has
kry 800 cases of typhoid fever, due
an unsanitary water system. Many
he died, and the worst stage has
nyet been reached.
One killed and 35 immigrant pass
gers were injured in B. & 0. K.
Peek at Langhorne, Pa, Saturday.
Be immigrants were on their way
est to take up farming.
Having accumulated $23,600 as
|ek, foreman for the Cumberland
y Pennsylvania Railroad during a
lifod covering over Sc years, James
!gle, of Mount Savage, who died
|+Ees by will most of his estate. to
parity
Hllen Kate Wantz, wife of Severious
Wantz, died Saturday in Baltimore
neral services were held at'her late
me- 25O4 West Mosher street, Tues
Y The body was brought here and
0efred in Krider's Lutheran GENE
sy the same day.
tate Blondell, chauffeur, was kill
and several men were wounded
|ag Sunday during a pitched battle
|satlng from the attempt of mob to
&m the Jail at Wise, Va, and obtain
session of negro named Williams,
is accused of ASA ultirg and rob
V Greed Robinett, an aged mer-
ant of Appalachia.
sumates issued by the Federal De-
slaent Of Agriculture shows. that
asflcan farmers have broken all
auction records with five crops
u year'-corn, rice, tobacco, sweet
~a'oes and potatoes. Surely, we have
sons to be thankful, yet so few re-
L. from whence all these blessings
ss ~ november 18th, the opening
fS ,Ul q the Assembly of the League
W.. "auOnS was held at Geneva, Swift.
4 M ~ forty-one of the f1fty-one mem,
a "a were represented, includ.
hi, !" the leading nations in the
,s nv except the United States, Ger.
,,ss NJ russia and Mexico. Paul Hy.
lormer minister of Belgium
'ected president of the League.