The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-11
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. II, 1921

a through freight train was held
up here Friday night until the engi-
neer received medical attention.
There will be preaching service at
the Church OF God Bethel, Sunday af-
ternoon, November 10, at 2 p. m.
MIR, Jesse Arbangh, OF Baltimore,
spent the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dull and family, Of near sny-
dersburg.
Early Thursday morning an unsuc-
cessful attempt was made to blow
open the safe in the branch of the
Chestertown Peoples Bank at Mas
seys.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.
Harry Dull and Mrs. Annie Staub was
Mrs. Mary Troxeil and daughter
Catherine, OF near Emmitsburg; MIR
and Mrs. Edgar Troxell, at Keysvilie.
Charles Smith, aged SO years. died
Monday at the home of HIS daughter
Mrs. F. Il. Mullinix, Mt. Airy. Funeral
services and interment were held
Wednesday at Long Corner.
Those who visited Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Dull and family Sunday last
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dull and
four children, Madeline, Roy, Ray
mond and Mary Dull, Of Patapsco.
On Saturday, November H. at Mir.
Beachams place. between the state
road and the railroad al Ayondale a
demonstration in draining land with
dynamite in cooperation with the Du-
poDt Powder Co. will be held.
Religious services Salem Charge,
St Benjamin's, Krider's-Sunday
school a. m Preaching 10 a. IN. St
Johns Geisters) Sunday school at
] D. m. Preaching services by Rev.
Bowersox, Phd., y. A.
Retiring trucks that use solid tires
have been reduced TO a minimum in
putting the rubber on the rims, by
VA. Chrest e. Bro. East Main street,
since they have installed machinery
for that work
Capt. Paul Koenig. commander Of
the Deutschland submarine who vis-
tied Baltimore in July. 1916. is not
dead as reported. Mayor Preston Of
Baltimore. received letter from him
dated Bremen, October 10. 1921
The unknown origin wiped out
large portion OF the business center
of Marion. large farming town siA
miles north OF Crisfeld early SatuT-
day morning. The loss will reach 500.
900. Fhe fire started in a grocery
store.
on, November Is, at the sale Of VIM
A. Frazier, Sykesyille, Of horses.
mules and all farming implements,
corn oats, potatoes etc, the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of Springfield Presbyterian
church win have on sale delicious
sandwiches, cake, coffee etc
The will of the late Christopher G.
Shriver of Baltimore, for many years
president OF the Metropolitan Saw
ings Bank filed for probate Monday,
leaves his entire estate TO his widow
Mrs. Cora p. Shriver. who is named
as exeoutrix Mr.. Shrlyer was a native
OF Union Mills.
1t least seven Lynchburg merchants
have been fleeced by the acceptance
OF stolen money orders, Il has just
been learned, but the man who work
ed on the bad orders has made his
disappearance The bad orders have
coat merchants who are known 70
have been feeced about $3.50.
An election was held on the farm Of
Il. A. Lorinson at Plainneld, III, Sat
urday, TO determine whether he and
his wife will join their farm to the
Plainfield Community School district.
Mr. and Mrs Lorinson were the only
voters Lorinson acted as Judge and
his wife ofIlciated as clerk.
James b. Edmondson OF Morgan's
Run, was released Monday under
$500 bail by United States Commits
sioner Suppee for a hearing Noyem-
Der Is. for having 100 gallon capaci-
ty still on his property, which was
seized by Prohibition Agents last
week.
Woman's Missionary Society OF 81
Johns Oeister's) Church will hold a
oyster supper at the home of Mr. Ste
wart Lester, Mexico, Tuesday even
ing. November Is. IL the weather is
unfair it will be held the first fair
evening. Suppers served from 6 to 10
D. M Everybody welcome.
On Tuesday night, November ]
at Harvey, few young men were in
clined to be misehieyous. They sci
fire to corn fodder shock, in j. W
Reck's field and burned II up. The
shock contained 25 bundles, and
would have fed horse OF COW fol
some time
Misses Helen Roop, OF Meadow
Branch; Madeline and Lottie Geimar
and Naomi and Carroll Rover, of this
city, spent last weeks end with Miss
Golda Owings, OF Avondale On Sat
urday afternoon the presence OF th'
Cleaner Glass of Meadow Branch add
ed to their pleasure.
Caleb Bragg chairman of the con
test committee OF the Aero Club o
America, announced recently that tn
time of 1851 miles an hour made b,
Bert Acosta at Omaha is the world