The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18

L coat pdoueu ihSIedu VI the seat Oh MS
trousers. n
You never. can tell Some men have
lot of good in them, but. unfortun-
ately, it would take surgical opera
ton to locate it.
Alexis A. Bowers, aged so years,
died at the home OF his daughter, Mrs
Jesse |. Renner, New Midway, Satur-
day. Mrs. Six, Keymar, Is a daughter
of the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, Maurice Williams.
of Washington, ID. c., spent the weeks
end with the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Yeiser, Pennsylvania aven
ne.
Nace's win occupy their new store
room in the Keller building at Hamp-
stead, next week There win be
grand opening Wednesday evening.
from o'clock to 10 o'clock. Music
will be furnished by Naces orches-
ira, Every person is invited \
Mrs. H. d. Meads walked into the
woodshed In the rear of her home IN
Ocean View, Va. Sunday afternoon ara
foundher husband hanging dead at the
end of a rope fastened to post al
the top OF a partition in the barn
Mrs. Meads and children were on a
visit and found her husband on their
return.
Salisbury was gaily bedecked with
bunting and Rags Friday presenting a
real holiday attire. The celebration
was two-fold--the observance OF Ar
mistlce Day and the Eastern Shore
rally OF odd Fellows. the occasion OF
che dedication Of the new $4,000 tenn.
pie, the home Of Newton Lodge, No
So, Of that city.
Active participation f. temperance
legislation and steadfast refusais to
allow hunters to use his fam have
been costly to Rev. r. j. Ridgely OF
near Myersyille. This week his orch
ard Of fruit-bearing apple trees was
bodily chopped down. He awoke tc
find every tree stump. and no clue
TO the identity Of the choppers
Alleged to have robbed rs stores In
the last month. Robert Dawson, 10
years old. OF Wilmington. was caught
breaking into the safe in the store OF
the c. ". Smith & Co. stationers. The
police say he has confessed to com
hitting nearly all the unsolved burg
laries which have kept them on the
alert since October IL.
John Kelly. aged about SO years.
who, with his wife. are residents ~
CatoCtin Furnace. became totally
blind a few days ago Hig wife saw
him passing his hand before his face
and asked him why he did a. He
replied, II have q funny thing to tell
you i don't know whether Il Is night Z
or daylight" His sight has been fail. f.
ing for some time
We have received the sixth annual I
report on the public schools Of Car
roll county for the year ending July
81, issued by the Board Of Education. T.
II contains many interesting facts
pertaining to the schools Of the c0un
~ az well AZ Of the State. II also giycr I
It's financial report The total recelnts
for the year WIS 1884, 5I202 and OK
pcnscs concurred 1891 .9S73g
Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Haller. East
Green street, entertained Sunday Mr..
and Mrs, Robert M Rather. Mr. and
Mrs. W. a. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. I
A. Marian. MIR and Mrs. Il. W Mich
olson. Mrs. NJ. Hafer and two daugh.
g4I Sc q
and son, all Of Baltimore The men
are all commanders Of the Masonic
Lodge A dinner was given by Mr.. aud
Mrs. Thco. Zimmerman 10 tho above
Two hundred miles Of the most in
accessible part OF the Kentucky noun
tains have been swept free of moon
shine distilleTies though scores Of
mOonshiners escaped by fight into
the lairs far back In the hills. prnhl-
billion enforcement agents reported o,
Lexington. The campaign continued
six DAYS and nights. Sixteen hills we're
smashed and eight men arrested. The
agents Travelled mostly on foot
The FIRST meeting Of creditors nj
Joseph Fornwalt, farmer and mor-
chant. OF MarBton. who was adjudi-
Gated bankrupt hy Judge John C.
Rose of the United States District
Court, was held before W. l.. Sea
brook, referee. Saturday. After exam
ination of the bankrupt and other wilt
nesses, Theo, r. Brown was elected
trustee. The referee fixed his bond ut
$4,000 II corporate bond be given, or
$4,000, il personal bond be pledged
William Morrison, WaynesborO. has
an altogether unique and original So
luton OF the phenomenal election tide
that swept so many Democrats into
the Mayoralty ONCE In that section
and throughout the county, three ~
the four big towns IN Franklin coun-
", having named Democrats for the
executive office and Indiana having
put in no fewer than 30 Democratic
Mayors, where Republicans ruled be-
fore. Major Morrison attributes II alt
to the bumper corn crop.
The skeleton OF a baby was founn
Friday on the DIR. b. G. Perry farm.
near Urbana, by Earl Stup, Of Urbana
II was seen lying in the field when ii
was espied by Stup. The skeleton was
taken to Frederick in bag, It Is not
known how long the skeleton had
/ haau living thara M tvbatt.ar "a a.