The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

Mr., hairy hObeHbtoCh ttisuI hbeu
the Jewish New Year Monday by re-
naming closed.
The cigarette production for one
year amounts to 1902 100000 goo. Did
you use any?
Mr.. and Mrs. James -. Mitchell
and baby, East Main street, have re-
turned home from visit to his home
in Illinois
One week after celebrating her
ninety-eighth birthday, Mrs. joanna
Wise, Gettysburg's oldest resident,
died AZ her home in that place.
Burglars entered the Ark Store AT
Union Bridge, one night last week,
and got away with $500 worth OF
sweaters. silk hose, iewelry. etc
Two men were locked up in Balti-
more charged with trying to induce
grocer to invest 81 900 In machipe
guaranteed TO manufacture 81 bills.
The machine was taken along but the
police can't make Il work.
The body OF the unknown man
found ashore at the Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds was buried Saturday II
IS believed the man was a seaman,
probably thrown overheard after he
had been murdered.
Joseph Brown, Of Bcrrett district,
received broken hip when his bug
~ upset throwing him 10 the ground.
He was found by neighbors and as
sisted to his home. He rs - years Of
age and IS suffering considerable.
Mrs Mary NJ McMaster said 20 be
Washington countys oldest woman,
widow Of Samuel McMaster, died
Thursday evening Of paralysis, at the
age Of 90 years, at the Dunkard Old
Folks Home AT San Mar. where she
spent the last Is years. She was
buried Sunday NJ Beaver Dam, near
Union Bridge.
Jno. T. stoner. Union Bridge, left
Sunday for Florida where he Will
spend a week or ten days. Mrs. St5n-
or has been In Florida the greater
part OF the summer and IL Is reported
that they have purchased q home
there.
The second step 10 determine the
Oh possibilities In paying quantities
in Thurmont was begun Wednesday
morning, September Is. about 10
o'clock when the drill went into ac-
ton on the land owned by the Annie
Laura Oil and Gas Co
Frank J. Englar, Of New Windsor,
who had been suffering for some time
with another spell OF stomach trouble
was taken TO the Maryland University
hospital, where he has been under
treatment since. His condition seems
10 be unchanged thus far.
The pluck Of two messengers Of the
Drovers Bank New York, blocked an
attempted hold-up when three armed
men attacked them as they were de-
livering Si0,900 to a business hougc
In the vicinity Of Third and Broad
way. One OF the would-be robbers
was captured
Mr. John Breitweiser, living near
this city, presented FIVE pound sweet
potato raised in his patch 10 the Ad-
vocate manager Mr.. Breltweiser said
from the looks OF his crop OF vines he
gave up all hopes Oh sweetpotatoes
but he says don't go from the vine
crop lie realized lG bushels, and
many over pounds each.
Pinned beneath a two-ton tractor
on his farm at Absecon, n D. Edward
Perrett, 80 years old, gave directions
10 those trying to extricate him, The
tractor overturned while Perrett waS
operating Il in a field and when the
weight had been lifted from the mar
he was assisted to his home. Later he
was taken 20 a hospital for treatment
The funeral Of Maurice Clary Mt
Airy, took place Monday afternoon a
Calvary NJ. E church. Services were
conducted by Rev. IT, X. Isaac, assist
ed by Rev. Mr. Hammond. Selections
were sung by the choir OF Calvary
church. Mr. Clary is survived by hii
widow and two children. Paul ant
Mildred, at home. lie is also survived
by his father, Lycurgns Clarv; fou
brothers. Walter, Lee. Tony and Har
ry, Of MT. Airy, and three sisters
Mrs. Harry Layton, OF kemptown
Mrs. George Russell Newark, Del
and Miss Fannie Clary, at home.
Howard Bryant, who as Presiden
of the Second Branch City Council &
Nice-Mayor looms large as the pro
spective Democratic candidate, II
has made good in his present posi-
tion, being instrumental. as Chair
man of the Board of Estimates, Il
saving the city thousands upon thous
ands of dollars. He is a fighter VIII
never knows when he is knocke
out. Thus far he has not met a singl
solar plexus blow in the politlca
arena Congressman j. Charles Lin
thicm, former Congressman Cha'
j. Coady and former Judge Henry
Harlan are among other prOminen
Democrats who have thelrsgupporter
for nomination for Mayor.