The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-10
BRIEFS

BRIEFS
Next Monday will be the Jews New
Mi. Edward clark, Of jamestown.
II Slsited relatives IN this city this
week.
Norman Boyle, East Green
strset IS spending his vacation in
Virginia.
<Ss Hiss Beryl Summers. WarfieIdsburg
I'd Visiting Miss Mary Yeiser, Penn
gsyItania avenue.
Miss Derna Yeiser, Washington, is
attending some time with her parents,
M and Mrs. M. T. Yeiser.
Ms Philip Lennon, OF Baltimore,
and Miss Dorothy Krast, of Ellicott1
City, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
GRlf Bond street.
Massrs. Charles Mackley and PaIAi
Bonn. this city; were trying their luck
atkt1shing IN the Chesapeake Bay of
pf Annapolis this week.
Dr and Mrs Golden and two chill
dren Rhiladelphia, and Dr.. and Mrs.
W00arnds Of New Jersey, were guests
OF Dr. Lewis K Woodward, West Main
The strong Mt. Airy base ball club
tasted defeat for the first time this.
season when it lost to the Myersville
nine last Thursday aftefaoOh by the
score of IL to 4
Can't. a. p, Cullison was appointed
oyster boat commander in the Poto-7
mac River and its tributaries, after
some heated arguments by the Con-
sefvati0A Commission members.
F'oair persons escaped from Balti-
more City JAIL One has been captur-
ed. The other three are at large, two
being held sfor murder They fled the
cell bars and made their getaway.
All records for legal executions in
sfab county and possibly in the State
U4 Illinois win be broken in Chicago
JdfBBer and Is, county officials be-
liexe when IL men are sentenced to
bt ed for murder ).
III STANLEY Denver Tagg, son of
HeI:. Dr. II Tagg, died Sunday night
at The home; Of his father in Baltimore.
3 He VAS 0 YEATS of age. Mr.'Tagg was
a atudent at Western Maryland Col
one 81 the burdens which the, new
si1ffAge am dfnent to the Federal
cons tuition impose upon all women
I. iii tAe state of Virginia over the age
Of I'll years is that every woman will
be Heduired to pay the annual poll
tax Or $3.50 whether she registers to
vote " not
Elsie waters, aged 81 years, died
hlBaifim0re Sunday at the age OF
So years. She was q daughter OF the
hlat8 John III. and Sarah Waters. Fun
erai was held at the home of her
brother, q Harry w aters, Tuesday. The
rariains we're brought to Hampstead
and Inferred.
For the frst time in the history Of
MARYLAND. Baltimore has more people
than the rest Of. the State. Figures
iiist issued by. the Census Bureau at,
Washington show that Maryland has
1.440s6aO. an increase of 154,264 over
tf1es figures Of 1910, which makes its.
gain 10 per cent.
4 British labor, 6,500O00 strong. took
+ IFS stand against the Government in
the MacSwiney test, as Irish Repub-
licarss sexhorted the whole world to
lfelp them in their light, by striking at
Great Britaih's pocketbook through a
financial, economic and Industrial
boycott
THE annual convention of Howard
Comfy Sunday school Association Is
III session today at Mount Zion Meth
Otfist Episcopal church, near Ellicott
Oily. Mrs Norman Warfield, Wood
bafie.s Is recording secretary; Mrs.
William Brandenburg, Marriottsville.
and Hiss Maize Gartrell, Woodbine.
are district secretaries.
i!iWhile HIS mother looked on, power
less to aid him. Rodger Grimes, aged
SIX Years: son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Canes. Of Boring, was crushed to
dpaih beneath the wheels of large
automobile truck September Tat Eu4
ftkE and FRANKLIN streets, Baltimore,
FFIe boE was placed In d passing ma
chine and rushed to- the Maryland
general Hospital, where he was pro-
iiouneed dead.
E'fnniitsburg is to have a concrete
street the entire length of the town
Thomas, Bennett & Hunter, this city
are to be the contractors. There, are
SHINE sififefenee on the contract on
account OF the increase cost of ma
.terfai. The Burgess and Commits,
siohers, will furnish water and pay
ofie-haH increase cost of material
The treet is to be Is feet wide.
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pioh of the world, demonstrated Mon.
daT that he sill retains the terrific
punch that won him the title. He
Knocked out Billy Miske, Of st. Paul
i in the third round of their 1O-rounC
match at Benton Harbor, Me. Three
hard smashes were sufficient to VIII
him between $4,000 and 100000, hi'
80. per cent share of the gate receipts
Labor Day was marked by heav.
toll of human life in many parts o
the country. The death list reached
&C. while the injured exceeded. fou'
score persons.