The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-17

Mr.. Howell Davis, of smallwood
made business trip to New York las
week.
A bull at Buenos Aires, South Amer
lea, sold for 500, 500. 1t was a RECORD
price. The bull was bred in Argentina
Mr. Philip Flater, formerly mai
carrier on Route 10, is now working
at the carpenter trade in Baltimore
The missionary society of the
Church of God, at Carrollton, will hold
an entertainment in the Bethel on
September rs, in the evening, begin
ming at 7.45.
Prof. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bonnotte
of College avenue. who spent the sum
mer in their native country, France
arrived home and well pleased with
their vacation on Tuesday.
Mary Rebecca Fair, widow of the
late James Fair, aged II years, died
Monday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Sarah Babylon, Taneytowna Ser
vices at the house and interment in
Lutheran cemetery yesterday.
Mr. Albert Anderfuren and his
cousin, Miss Ella Anderfuren, of this
city, have returned from Washington,
d. c., where they spent a week see
ing places of historical interest, also
Mt. Vernon, Arlington and Alexandria.
st. Paul, Sept 11.-Affirming the
disqualification of the Rev. o. j. kvale
as the Republican nominee for Con-
gress in the Seventh district, the Min
Iiesota State Supreme Court, Saturday,
also eliminated Congressman A. ]. Vol
stead as the nominee Volstead had
been declared the nominee by the Dis
trict Court.
Samuel A. Harner, aged 80 years,
retired carpenter and school teacher,
died Friday at the home of his SON
in-law, J. A. Shelter. in York, Pa. Mr..
Harner was native of Kingsdale
and for a time was a justice of the
peace. He also served a term as Reg
lister and Recorder of Adams county
and was one of the leading Demo
Gratis.
Lieut.. Rex K. Stoner, instructor of
school for the Governments
of Fayette, N. c., after spending Sat
urday and Sunday last with relatives
here, left on Monday for new plane
for his work, and on Saturday next
will arrive with his engineer. The
College Athletic field has been Sc
cured for a landing. On Monday he
will proceed to North Carolina in his
plane.
Mr. George Monroe Englar, of New
Windsor, has been elected treasurer
of the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, Of Baltimore. Mr.. Englar is
we'll known in this city having been
teller in the Farmers & Mechanics Ma
tional Bank and connected with other
industries here. We extend best wish
es to our friend Monroe Mr.. Englar is
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Englar,
Of New Windsor.
Mr.. Arthur Dull taken a straw ride
party on a truck to Baltimore and to
Carlin's Park, Sunday last. Those on
the trip were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dull, Wilbert, Mildred and Naomi
Dull, of Snydersburg; Mr. and Mrs
Charles Dull, Madeline, Roy, Raymond
and Mary Dull, of Patapsco; Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Dull and son, Emory, of
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
.hur Dull, Cranberry All had good
line.
Rev. ]. W. Reinecke was the right
man in the right place when he
came to the Clerks Office Monday.
Clerk Diffendal was issuing a licen-
Menchey, both of Gettysburg, Pa.
After answering the various questions
% secure the license the groom was
asked if he had minister. Rev
Reinecke was introduced, the vault
was lighted, the bride and groom en-
tered and were married in a short
ime. The couple left smiling.
Cupid couldn't be out done. Jesse
H. Horning and Mildred Heironmous,
10Th Of Hagerstown,a arrived in this city
o secure life's certificate, Saturday,
lut on account of the age of the bride
he license was refused by the Clerk.
Fhey were informed that if they Sc
cured the consent of the brides par
snts they would issue the license.
rhe parties went home and returned
Monday in smiles, presented a writ
EN- consent and were married by
Rev. J. w. Reinecke at his parsonage
Western Maryland Council, No. 70,
Junior Order United American Me-
OF this city, held a rally
Meeting and smoker Friday night. "a
arge number of visitors were present
rom Baltimore councils Twenty
lew members were initiated, the de-
Tree team of Star of West Council,
lo. 81, of Baltimore, exemplifying
he three degrees, and Past State
Councillor c. w Ritter conducting the
york, Addresses were made by Mr..
Ritter and r. L. Riggin, of Baltimore,
Ind William L. Seabrook
Mr. Guy w. Steele. attorney. defend
I'd Harvey T. Martin, in Baltimore
County Circuit Court, at Towson,
against Mary e. Martin, his wife, in a
livorce case Wednesday. After hear
ng the argument of Mrs. Martin the
Court announced that in their opinion
he case should have never come be-
ore them and took a recess. During
he recess Mr.. and Mrs Martin were
and left the court room
or his home with their children to be-