The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-11-26
BRIEFS

Mrs. J. d. Crowl, Center street. spent
Wednesday in Baltimore.
Hog cholera has been found on the
farm of John Isnogle, near this city,
johns Hopkins football squad badly
Saturday by 40 to O.
A humpback whale with two hind
legs was captured off of the British
Columbia coast.
Mr.. Carroll n. Lockard. this city.
has resigned as a director of the Union
National Bank.
William Henry Cassell and Chester
Cassell. West Main street, have been
confined to their beds with Illness this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Babylon Of
Baltimore. were Sunday visitors of
her parents, Mf and Mrs. John Reese,
East Main street.
A force OF w. NJ. r. section men fill
led in a sink hole Under Green street
bridge. The hole caused a low place
in the track
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Monday - ,S.llar1 = Cos
nell and Jane McWilliams, both Of
Woodbine.
Union Bridge has been made ter
minal for local freights. The shifting
crew that made trips to this city daily
has Eeen abandoned.
George Stem, Pennsylvania avenue,
who assisted around Covers Stock
yard had one sof his legs fractured by
steer kicking him.
New York. Nov q Mrs. Charlotte
King Palmer, New York was robbed on
Monday night Of jewels and furs now
valued By her At s767 900.
rs it any wonder that money is and
will be scarce. when France borrowed
500, 900 900 from America, promising
to pay eight percent interest
John Smelser, East Green street, be-
lieVes in his own hog feed that he is
selling He put IA pounds on a hog in
9 months that he Just slaughted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Reese, Of Char
lest0wn, w Va, after spending some-
time with Miss Mary b SheIlman.
East Main street have Returned home
Mr.. Edward Kaufman and family.
of Baltimore. who have been occupy
ing their summer home. The Elk
heinz have returned for the winter.
A new dancing pavilion is to be
erected at Pen Mar next year IL all
plans are carried out. The bniIding is
to be twice the size of the present one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bankert. OF
Springfield, Ohio, made a short visit
TO his mother Mrs. Thomas sBankert,
Bond street. Mrs. Bankert is connect
ed with the Henry Ford railroad
According to reports published
ing to give us all a vacation. His first
step will be to fire 250,000 Federal
employees.
What would be considered an I'M
favorable day for automobiles was
Sunday, but Offfcer Helm counted 81
in less than FIVE minutes about 1880
p. m
Joseph Brown. Of Sykesvil1e, plead
ed guilty before Police Justice Walsh,
on Saturday last, Of violating the Game
laws Of Carroll County and was fined
SIS and costs,
W. NJ. detectives are after robbers
and train wrecIsers Kidding in the Blue
Ridge Mountains. Several freight
trains were wrecked by gang of loot
ers is known by the w. NJ. r. officials
Mr. A. p. Snadery Of New windsor,
Is delegate from Maryland to the
annual meeting OF the American POM
olOgical Society at Columbus, Ohio,
which is in session from December T.
to 8.
Reports of terrible earthquakes in
Italy. and some other places, are be-
coming more frequent. The Bible pre-
diets this in the 24th chapter Of St.
Matthew; also in the 21st chapter OF
st Lake.
So many people. forget the Bible
message Judge not that We be not
Judged We do not know what trials
our fellow-beings are experiencing,
and we have no right to criticise them
without first examining ourselves.
Two automobiles did the shSmny
stunt with such success that both up
set on the wetspike ON Fair Ground
adill, Sunday Ixlee and Hoff's derrick
put the machines right side up and the
mechanics started them on their way
again
The largest fair in Pennsylvania this
year was held IN York according 10
figures given out at Harrisburg by the
state police The attendance according
to the announcement Of Major Lynn g.
Adams, superintendent, was more than
$50 600. The automobiles numbered 40.
600
Fear of a long feud in Chinatown re-
sulting from the assassination of Lee
Young, expelled member Of the Hip
Sing Tong and the first Chinese MUIR
dered in the district in the last 10
years. caused the police to exclude
and kept Chinatown, with its
swarms of Il bbygows and Ratchet men
on edge for several hours.