The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-15
BRIEFS

Federal Judge lands, Of Chicago
will resign to run organized baseball
Miss Marjorie Green, OF Frederick
spent the weeks end with friends
here.
The dates for Hagerstown Inter
state Fair Association will be from
May II to 2l
Mr.. end Mrs. Frank y. Miller. Willis
street, spent Sunday at sanitorium
visiting shriver Herring
Miss Carrie Shriyer spont Sunday
with fher mother. Mrs. d. Keener
Shrtver, East Green street,
County Treasurer Samuel ]. Stone
has been confined to his home for
several days this week by Illness.
DR.. George e. Baughman, East
Main street, has returned from ocean
City. Md. where he spent two weeks
vacation
The officials OF the Western Mary
land Railroad are ready to cut the
wages OF workmen in the different
departments, except their own.
MIR. Raymond Myers and daughter.
Miss Curdelia. East Main street,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mt,
and Mrs. Milton o. Myers, Pen Mar,
81. BenIamin'a (Krider'sl, Luther
an Church will hold preparatory ser
vice Saturday. April lG, at 3 .. m,
Holy Communion sunday morning al
TO-
Passengers for Baltimore had
another two-hour wait Sunday even
ing for che Gj5 train. The trouble
was the same as two weeks ago--the
engine broke down.
Charles H. Hooper, formerly Of
Highland. died az the Sykesyille San
itarium Sunday from gangrcne. aged
Ga years, II months and ~ days MI.
Hooper had been AT the ssnitarium
for about Six years.
The conference OF the n. +. Church
South closed IT'S sessions Ut Roanoke.
Va. Monday. REV. r. C. Maxwell was
assigned 20 Freedom; LinwoOd Ham
~. y
TO Relsterstown
Last weekend Miss Coda Owings,
OF Ayordale entertained Misses Helen
Roop. OF Meadow Branch, hapn'
Rover. bottie Lee and Madeleine Gel
man OF this city, and others.
Being held fast between an auto
mobile and electric car for an hour
was the experience Of Carl Neon
nell, OF Scranton, Pa, In Philadei-
mia. He directed the work Of rescue
lie IL badly injured aud may die.
The bands Of matrlmony wore an
uounced for the first time in ST
Johns Catholic Church Sunday Tor
the marriage of Mr. George Shriner
and Miss Mary Case both Of this city
The wedding will take place IN the
above church
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
a chicken supper In their Social Hal
on Saturday evening, April 30. begin
ming at o'clock II the weather Is
unfavorable the FIRST fair evening the
following week.
william d. Haywood and ~ other
Industrial Workers OF the World VINO
were convicted before Federal Judge
Lands al Chicago In 1918 OF attempt
ing 10 obstruct the Government
prosecution OF the war, must return
10 Federal prison as result OF the
refusal of the Supreme Court to re-
view their convictions.
Mr.. Edward w. Case has just sold
through his Office 40 Eaa Main
street. the Adam Rupert farm OF AZ
acres, including stock. crops, and I'M
nlemente. located near this city, &C.
Mr. William w. Boyee, OF Baltimore
county. Mr.. Boyee is a grower OF
thoroughbred stock and Will with his
family occupy their new home about
May 1st,
After a break of is years, communi-
cation has been restored between
horace Latzel and his sister, Marie,
IN Germany. His efforts to hear from
his sister failed and he enlisted the
Services OF the Salvation Army. Lat
zel. whose home Is at Leaeock, Pa,
was informed that a letter from her
WAS WdfliHB hiih a. eh1 b@Af"AtpH
Army headquarters at Lancaster, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs John Kastner, Spring
Mills, gave very pleasant party n
honor Of their son, Reuben, on April
6. Those present were Mr.. and Mira
John Kastner. MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Dull, Mr.. and Mrs, Milton Dull, Maud
Kastner. Catherine Sinnott. Mary
close. Mildred and Naomi Dull, jus
rdttle, William Green, John Arbaugh
Vernon Yingling, Reuben Kastner
Wilbur Dull and Emory Dull They
ali enjoyed themselves with music on
the piano, monograph and mouth or
gan, played games and dancing All
we're invited to the dining room
where refreshments were served. Al
enjoyable evening was spent