The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-10

lHunley, of Detroit, Mich, who spent
a week in this city, are now visiting
Iher parents, DR.. and Mrs Hunley al
itLynchburg, Va.
Frederick won an errorless game
from the Hanover team Tuesday, | to
10. Blethen's three-bagger In the
fourth. coupled with wild pitch, de-
cided the issue,
/ On Saturday evening, June Is,
4 Bachman's Union Sunday School will
hold social at the home of Mr., Lu-
ther Lippy, near Pleasant Hill, Pa A
band Of music will be present.
Miss Sara B. Thorsdale, "a years old
and country school teacher OF Des
Moines Iowa, was found murdered by
/ Boy Scouts. She was assaulted and
then murdered. The guilty are I'M
known.
| Mr.. Albert Grass, of Cumberland.
spent a few days with his daughter.
! Miss Catherine Grass. who is recu-
perating from an operation at the
home of her aunts. Miss Maggie Grass
and sister, East Main street.
Pitching a game of baseball at the
Maryland State Normal School. Tow
son, yesterday, John A. Ensor "a
years old, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
L T. Ensor, Stevenson lane. near Tow
son, was killed by batted ball.
pen-Mar will officially open for the
1921 season on Sunday, June 3. Bohl's
orchestra will play two concerts, aft
ernoon and evening, on Sundays and
as formerly there viii be dancing
every afternoon and night Of the week.
Some OF our county roads arc in
deplorable condition. The road
leading from Stonersyille to Pleas
ant Valley Is full OF holes and ruts.
making travel very bad A road pillow
and force Of men would remedy the
defects ia a short while,
Ills automobile stalling on a Penn
syiyania Railroad grade crossing at
York Haven. Pa. in front Of a train,
Jonas Senft leaped 10 safety. The To-
connective hit the machine, tossing u
TO one side, a wreck. The choking OF
the engine caused the automobile TO
stall.
We heard remark made the 9th
or day about automobiling that
seems TO us to be nearly right II was
that an aer0plano was Just ss safe
to ride in as an automobile would be
on Sunday on the State road between
Baltimore and Washington"
The two suits Of Mrs Ida u Mack
ey, Hagerstown, formerly NJ High
field against Mrs. Sadie p, Want,
Highacld. for alleged assault and
battery. and the $40. 900 suit Of Paul
Inc h. Kuhn against Mrs Sadie II
WantS, for alleged Islander. iayc been
settled out Of court.
Joseph Millerburg, q laborcr EN-
ployed by the Western Maryland
Railway, was instantly killed SatuT
day az tho Port CovinKton Coal Pier
when he was struck by heavy
swinging crane while standing on the
top OF a coal car.
The Attorneys for Elizabeth Webb
Adams Poole, who Is an Inmate at
Springfield State Hospital. sykcs-
vile. are after the life insurance of
Charles ". Adams. who Was Killed
on the u a o Railroad. Mrs Poole
was q wife Of Adams but was aban-'
doned and it is said. was never d.
yorced
Mr.. ]. H. Stephen. or Portland Ore
gOn, writes rs follows we are huy
Ing nne weather. Farmers are max
ing hay and everything looks fine
This i2 q pretty country. We arc an
we'll ! am sorry Carroll county Is be-
ing visited by such hard storms That
Ia something we have not seen IN
the West"
Before large crowd " alumni,
Tuesday. Gettysburg lost their com
meucement week game to ST, 81
Marys. I 10 0. II wHs one second de-
feat administered by MI ST. Mary's
the only other team beating Geltys-
burg being Penn State The season
registered II victories three defeats
and two tie games
The Carroll County Mutual Fire IN
sufance Company held IT, semi-annu-
al meeting at The Office NJ this COM
pany. East Main street Monday morn
ing After adjournment OF the busi-
ness session. the directors had an ex-
cellent dinner al the Westminster
Hotel r. u. l.eizear and Allen Far
quhar, OF Montgomery County were
guests.
In letter read at the annual meet
Ing OF the Alumnae Association Of the
Maryland state Normal School at
T0wson Saturday afternoon. Dr Hem
ry NJ. Fitzhugh, president OF the
State Board OF Education, urged the
need OF more teachers. lie also urged
support OF the principles upon which
the new State program OF education
Is based and that influence be used
TO get men and women to enter the
teaching profession.
While Burton Douthitt, wealthy
Loekport, KY, merchant. was driving
with his l2-year-old daughter on'-a
narrow strip of the river road, flank
ed on one side by 50-foot precipico
the steering gear OF his automobile
became disconnected from the wheels.
The car yeered toward the blum. q
few feet away Jump, daughter" he
shouted The girl leaped to safety on
the edge of the elf. The automobile