The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-15
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9Ik. Louis Eyler spent Saturday IN
Baltimore as a guest Of friends
Mrs. Margaret Mccoy. aged Sc years
OF Hagerstown, registered to vote for
Cox.
The w. M. r. r. will spend 100000
TO enlarge its terminal at Cumber-
land.
An eagle measuring feet 6 inches
from tip to tip of wings was killed
at South River, Md.
s.Rubes' Vanguard, Brooklyn ball
pitcher, has been arrested for ticket
scalping for the world series"
Mr.. Harry Adams OF this city spent
the weeks end in Hagerstown and
Waynesboro visiting his sisters.
Miss Emma Adams, Pennsylvania
avenue enjoyed a little birthday party,
October Is, being her twelfth birthday
Coca Cola went down Tuesday morn
ling. That is, case fell to the street
and smashed the bottles into many
{ pieces.
Governor James Cox will address a
mass meeting at the Fifth Regiment
AFrnory, Baltimore, October. "a, at
gp. m.
\ Luther Utermahlen, of Union
Bridge; received q broken leg while
Wofking in the packing house Of the.
cement plant
The regular monthly meeting Of the
WOfnanss Civic League will meet
Thursday, October 21, at 7.S0 at the
home ef Mrs. Frank Myers.
s.tlr and Mrs. Clarence Zahn OF
Washington. spent the weeks end
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zahr, East Main street.
gle body OF Barbara Jane Demmitt.
wife of the late Henry Deninitt, Of
RaltinQre. aged IA years. was brought
Is Winfield and buried Wednesday.
The death list in the collision be-
tween the Trieste BOlgo Express
and the Venice Milan Express stood
at,24, with SO injured several fatally.
1.-The usual sunday excitement at the
RAILROAD came of last Sunday. Two
F0rds matched each other and both
bore the blnnts well. The damage
was slight.
The Consolidated Public Utilities
Company has placed a double fire
plug in front of d. s. Gehr's Store.
No chance is being taken for an mad
enaate fire protection.
Al monument with bronze tablet
Will be unveiled at Lineboro, Nd,
Saturday afternoon, October 49,, in
homer OF. the services rendered by the
soldiers for that community.
A new menace always has been and
sus. New York always has been, and
is yet, the gateway for immigration
10 enter into the United States. They
are now coming at the rate Of $4,000
per week.
Rev. Ross d. Murphy, president OF
Blue Ridge College, New Windsor, Is
scheduled fer an address at the an
ildal convention of State Sunday
schools which meets at Frederick the
second week in November.
~fIt Is said two quarts of whiskey
were found lying along State road
near this city sunday morning. It
is supposed that 1t rolled from an
auto truck with a Consignment for
some place In baltimore.
SEusy A. Classon, aged SO years,
widaw 81 the late VIM. H. Classon.
died Sunday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM D. Healy, Baltimore
The body was brought to Taneytcwn
Wednesday and inferred in st. JOS
ephss cemetery
Mrs Lille Sanders, aged 80. Wheel
ing. w. Va, died In hospital from
gllnsh0E wounds Indicted by John.
FoWier. a former admirer Jealousy
the police claim, caused the shooting.
Fowler was arrested and is being held
IN the county jail.
Two hundred thousand dollars
worth OF set diamonds was stolen
from Max Lowenthal. aged 80, of Buff
falo, agent for the Philip Present &
SCa Wholesale jewelers. OF Rochester
IN Y, by two men He was followed
from Chicago by the crooks.
Geos A. Michigan. of Benneauville
Pa, died Sept. 80, aged 77 years,
months and IL days. He was born in
lount Joy township and for thirty
years was a shoemaker at Harvey
Mrs. Mary E. Hyser. of near Harvey
As daughter. and, Mrs. Hannah Hess
of Taneytown, a sister.
Aeroplanes are now going to ant
sfro from Alaska, a possession OF the
sunited States. Comparatively little Il
known of its history and resources
Purchased from Russia in 1867 fOl
the sum of $7IO00,000, it has been 9
valuable asset to this country.