The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23

JacOD LOnBs AdhheIy,
Y The last EXCURSION to Luray Cav.
ems this year will be run over the
NV. NJ. r. Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ann Graham died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Calvin
Wilson, at Keymar. on Tuesday, Sep
ltember 49, after being confined to her
4 bed for years, aged 81 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley E. wiles, OF
Union Bridge, announce the engage
Iment Of their daughter. Helen Adele
to Robert Putnam, OF Frederick The
wedding viii take place in the late
autumn.
4 A photograph OF the newly webs
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph IT, Rothar who
were married at the home of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. David Englar, Jr
Medford, Thursday OF last week, APP
peared in Sundays Sun.
! The citizens OF Manchester sent
\ $50 in gold to the Hanover Fire De-
partment for services rendered at the
fire there this summer, The amount
\ was divided equally between the Han
over Fire Company No. / and Eagle
/ Fire Company No 2
o. r. Greathouse. OF Mt Airy, was
fined S. and costs by Justice J. era
hame Johnson, Friday for falling 10
give right OF way TO Sergeant Charles
w. Smith OF the State Police force.
Greenhouse contended that he was
unable TO see due tO>the fact that the
car, a Ford touring, was occupied By
six persons beside himself
Tebias Buckingham and Wesley
shipley. this city, spent week In
Virginia. The places visited were Mt.
Jackson, Endless Caves. which was
recently discovered. Orkan Springs
with It's seven difietcnt kinds Of gn-
ter, and Woodstock Fair The trip
was made by motorcycle and was
much enjoyed.
The worlds fastest train II runs
between Bristol and London, on the
Great Western road IN England The
g0.9 Eriles are scheduled to be made
In 81 minutes. an average oi G27 miles
per hour For portion OF the trip
iI-mile stretch Is negotiated In II
minutes.
A searching investigation into the
whole motion picture industry vas de-
manaed Sunday night BY the Rev Or.
: J. r. Heisse, editor OF The Methodist
and pastor OF Union Square Methodist
Episcopal Church. In a pulpit edi-
torial" read from his pulpit The edi-
torial severely condemned not only
the Fatty" Arbucklo tragedy, but the
circumstances and conditions which
made such a tragedy possible
After mature dcliberation a Jury Ia
the Circuit Cour, Of Frederick coun.
" decided that " apple trees be
longing to Joseph Young Woodaburo
district. aud cut down by Samuel
Young, iirI cousin W the former and
near neighbor, we're worth so and
brought In verdict for the plaintiff
for so IN iSe sali % Joseph Youns
againSt Samuel Young The former
had brought suit FOR $500
DR. 7. J Coonnn. o prominent phy
stefan Of this county and postmaster
OF Westminster. who has been aut-
ferlnR for several years from a can
Ger ~ the face returned 10 the MARY
land University Sunday for the third
operation, He will be AZ the hospital
about six weeks, and will be glad 70
see his friends while in the city lie
was operated upon on Monday and his
condition Is most favorable for per
manent cure.
The only contract for new road
work In Carroll county was for the
construction OF one and nne-hait
miles OF concrete highway on the
Hanover pike from the Baltimore
county line 10 Hampstead, the con
tract being awarded 20 Thomas. Ben
nett & Hunter The road will be OF
concrete The above contractors
have also completed the three miles
OF concrete road on the Gattbersburv
-Laytonsyille pike in Montgomery
county.
An accident In which Charles
Bankert Onion Mills. received d
fractured skull and severe bodily
bruises. occurred in front OF Yeis-
er's store on Wednesday. The lad +
father. who was on bis way to Lit
tiestown with one OF the Vs.. f. shriy-
err Co.'S trucks. stopped in front Of
the store and told his son TO go Ia
and make a purchase for him As he
attempted 10 cross the road he was
struck by an automobile driven by
Walter Senft. OF near Markers Mill
The boy chung 10 the front OF the cat
and was dragged about hundred
feet before the machine could be
stopped
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Frank Snyder. OF Pleasant
Valley, were Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Car
shon, Of Kingsdale, Mr.. Ruttler, Of
KingsdaIe; Mr. and Mrs. oliver He's.
son, Of near Kingsdale: Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Lange and family, Mr. Upton
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. streyig. Of
Cranberry; Mrs James l.. streyIg
Ohio Strevig Esther Bare, Grace Sny.
der, Esther stoneslfer Blanche, Attic
and Mary Coshong, John and Eltings
strevig. Ross, Louis and Margaret
Myers.
Jesse Greenwood, New Windsor