The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-15

A large number of persons attends
ed the Hagerstown Fair this week
from this county.
j There is now in the course OF con-
struction. In Columbus, Ohio, stad-
ium, or in other words, a sight-see-
ing auditorium, built up in the air to
the height Of more than 100 feet, to
seat $1,000 people. as a cost of more
than million dollars.
1t is reported that 5000 persons
are suffering with cholera in Korea,
and 1900 have already died with the
disease And in some OF the famine
stricken districts of Pekin. China.
Chinese parents are selling their
daughters at $40 a head.
Mrs. Glad X. WarburtoH, holding
| temporary appointment as Federal
1 Prohibition Supervisor for California
was relieved of her position through
telegram sent her by William M.
Williams, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. She was implicated with
whiskey brokers.
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The announcement of engineering
scholarships at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore, effects a number OF
as follows. II. L. Holsopple and G.
r, Stouck, and two men from Western
Maryland College, c. B. Jarman and
w. D. Upton.
The Pennsylvania Conference of
the United Brethren Church, which
had been holding it's annual sessions
at Red Lion, Pa. adjourned after the
appointments for the ensuing year
were announced. Those assigned in
this county are M j. Marks, Green
mount; S. r.. Ludwig, Manchester, and
ID. j. Marsh, Taneytown.
Mr.. Scott S. Bair. of East Green
street, has Joined the force of craw-.
ford & Company, Maryland Farm &
Insurance Agency, Times Building
this city, and should make valuable
addition to their force as he is well
known locally and has had expert
ence in the real estate business in
Baltimore.
Too much work as night Waterman
and refusal of the company to give
him an assistant resulted in Rufus
Morgan starting two fires at the Talge
Mahogany Company plant, Indian
apOlis, on the night Of October A, ae-
cording to a confession which police
say they obtained from the man The
plant was destroyed by the fires, the
loss being estimated at 100000.
49,
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ser. e.ottage, on sunny tue loliomi,.s
= ? Wa E, ~ e
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a. e ~ NJ "a Z, Me- ~ NJ 4Ior
ris and son, FRANCIS, of Upperco, Mr..
and Mrs. George "A. Wdsner and son,
James OF Trenton.
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MI. Helpausn' , iAa 80. $3.50
upoE entering MS satase Toy ? unqey
morning nlscoSefee thaL soile one
had mace an unsuccessful allenlpt 70
set 1re 20 tlls Duiluang. NJ; 49,, lssiI 1850
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lilio 70 s sl, = sass5 ..,5 -
kerosene OIL nslu Deen useu ~ sosu. az
some ol0 Eas anu snasLus. Is -, ,nslse
'that was ussu Y si,re ene ~. aau ..ss
was touha anu atso poieioh u !"
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sl.slng luie On ne loau $3.50 AZ
mlle north " l1alI ps, We sn
cause OF an aueo.noDile accluens 4 .as'
SATURDAY nlgnl. ueolse nesn, ie rara
ing 70 1anps.eau u.asi5 othsr s,,t6
anu atlenlp - paS0 G onnSa at
urlyen nay nun Sop ~ st..-s,,
erashlus my sn - w. Saa.aes, ,.ist
time tne inacn.ne - ,ls peOtis ...a
ssr'sck lns lear VI ~ 49, ~
Botn machines were pauiy uanilas eu' 4
There are many kinds Of strikes,
and serious ones, too, but the worst
one. we believe, is the voluntary
sI III + o o1r NevoT McSwin,evs Of
iss III. I,.oIand a1,teTed into his s2nd
M, 4. = - ,is l,,,noaT strflva. He was last
uas 40 s.i,, ri5lv though
rs!,, Tha NIaynr is refused
selll s-a;,,st ubat he
loou as : 1851 e,,t.e,,3 i,,,-,is,nroant