The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-09

Schumm New York broker, offer
ed $4,000. at even money. that Cox
will carry Ohio, and $1,000 AGAINST
| 81, 200 that the Democrats will. carry
California.
The County Agent has had a number
Of calls for McCormic potatoes. Why
not make use of the County Agent s
office when you want to buy or sell
seed or stock.
Brown & Shilling, produce dealers,
are making preparations to build a
Warehouse on Bond street, on the lot
to the residence they purchased from
Mrs. E. p Brundige.
Two Italians in Chicago fell out
over political difference. The outcome
of the fracas was, one Italian dead
and the other making his escape with
the sheriff looking for him.
Mr.. Samuel Thurman, John street,
renewed his subscription for the Goth
year this week. Mr.. Thurman was a
subscriber when the paper was under
the editorship of Mr.. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Yingling, MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Dull, Mr. and Mrs.
lManassi Reed, Misses Mildred and
Naomi Dull, Hilda Reed, Charles
IGummel and Wilbur Dull were visit
ors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Gummel and family on last Sunday
evening.
The Women's Adult Bible class of
Grace Lutheran church will hold 4
Dutch Market in Saylor's Ice Cream
Parlor, Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon and evening July and 10.
ice cream and cake. home made bread.
rolls, garden vegetables etc, will be
on sale Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Kaufman,
of Eekheim Farm, near Westminster,
had as their guests over the Fourth:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whereof, OF Pitts
burg, Pa; Miss Gillen, of East Orange,
N. j.; Miss Effie Bollinger, of Baltl-
more; Mr.. William Devon and Mr..
Robert REGISTER, of Baltimore.
Liet. Pat Logan, American Ace,
who was reputed to have been the
worlds greatest stunt pilot, was so
badly injured late, Monday afternoon
when the airplane crashed to the
ground at Dandalk Aviation Field that
he died and hour after reaching Johns
Hopkins Hospital. His home was in
Detroit, Mich.
/ The officers elect of Washington,
Camp, No IS, p O. S. of A, for the en-
suing term are president, II. L. Bair;
". f., j. Fl. Hancock; M Of f., II. A.
Shipley; council, Paul Freter; Suptr
C. S. Conaway; Guard, Hanson Will
Jams; Trustee, Henry Freter. Dele
gates to State Convention, Fl. l.. Bair,
J. Fl. Hancock and John II. Farver.
Since he assaulted Bertha Simpson,
a 14-year-old white girl, near her
home in Trappe, on April l, 1919,
Isaiah Fountain has cost Talbot
county approximately $4,000. The
amount of expenses necessarily Will
be increased before the negro is hang
ed in the yard adjoining the Easton
Jail on the morning of July 23rd next.
A. Shellman Greene, formerly Of
Manchester, but now With The Amer
lean Agricultural Chemical Co., lOl5
Fidelity Building, Baltimore, Will
leave on his vacation Friday and will
visit Chicago, st. Paul, Des Moines,
Kansas City, Wichita, and st. LOUIS.
He will spend his time while in st.
Paul. Kansas City and Wichita, with
acquaintances made during the war.
Mrs. E. F. Ohler, of Emmitsburg'
gave a picnic party June 80, in honor
of the Misses Elizabeth, Ruth and
Margaret Chilean, of Westminster.
The children had a very enjoyable
afternoon, playing many games ar
ranged for the occasion after which
all sat down to a delightful picnic
lunch. The chaperons were: Mrs. E.
M. Kershner and Miss Rhoda Gillel-
an.