The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-21


The amount OF gasoline consumed
In August is put at 5O3,0OO,0OO gaI
Ions.
MolleviIle Farm Post No. 100, Vet
ernas Of Foreign Wars gave a banquei
on Wednesday night to it's members
after very enthusiastic meeting.
Mr. Wilmer King. OF Baltimore
spent last Wednesday and Thursday
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j
Wesley King, Pennsylvania avenue
Mr. Chauncey q. Jerome, of Jes-
sups, spent two days with his family
this week.
Two OF our car owners In this
county had their license suspended
for not giving the right OF way.
DR. r. j. Coonan who spent the past
10 days in Jacksonville, Fla, return
ed home Sunday in very much Inn
proved condition.
/ Mr. jesse Arbaugh. OF Baltimore, is
/ visiting friends in this county this
week. Mr.. Arbaugh formerly lived at
Patapsco.
The jury In the suit of Edward r..
HRS against Walter Sparklin sn the
Caroline County Court for damages
growing out OF an automobile acci-
dent returned verdict for one-cent
damages.
John Stambaugh, Bond street. who
has been employed by the Wester
Maryland Railroad as maintniner Of
signals with headquarters at Cum
berland has severed connection vat
the railroad to take up electrical
work.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Har-
mony Grove will hold a Halloween
social In the r. % S. OF A. Hall, OF
Gist, Saturday, October 20. at 5
O'Clock They win have parcel
post table, sandwiches and refresh.
ments of all kinds for sale Every
body inyited
The ladies OF Bachmana Church.
BaChman's Mills. will serve fried
chicken supper at the churcA on Tues
day evening. November / or on the
first fair evening following In case OF
I Indictment weather There will also
be ice cream. home made candies.
cakes, soft drinks, etc, on sale Nace'a
orchestra will furnish music.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Protestant
Church met ~ the home of Mrs. Car
roll AlbauRh Wednesday night. DC
tober 10 There was 3 splendid AZ
tendance OF members and visitors Ar.
ter an interesting program OF readings
and music, all Joined Ia a pleasant So
cial hour
Mr. and Mrs. David Curreus, ~
Church street, entertained az their
horne on Sunday Misses Charlotte ana
Mary Currons Baltimore: Ar ana
Mrs. Harry Bloom and sons, David.
John and Fred. OF near Piney Creek
Mr. and Mrs, oliver Hesson and Miss
Esther Barr Of Clear Dale MIR ana
Mrs. John MaEin and Miss Ellen Cur
rens, this city,
There being numerous complaints
from different sections OF the cts Ia
regards 20 lhe use or roller skates
and coaster wagons, an order waa
passed by the Mayor and Common
Council 10 prohibit the use OF ro'e;
skates and coaster wagons, on the
pavements Of the city, and director
the baiin and his assistants 20 On
force the order
on Thursday. October ~, at .
O'Clock In the afternoon, al the home
OF Mrs J g. Erb, West Main stree,
there will be a meeting of the We
mans Christian Temperance Union.
AZ this meeting reports of the State
Convention will be made and Il Ia
hoped every lady who helped IN any
way 10 make the convention the great
success Il was, will be at this meeting
Americans who find life expensive
would secure unbounded relief II they
could come to AnatQiiH In the area
through which the 0seek army passed
/ in It's advance on Angora, lambs sell
I for 60 cents each, chickens Tor II
cents, whole COWS for So ami eggs fof
half a cent. Everywhere food If found
/ in great abundance and az prices sucn
Ias America never heard Of even be
fore the World War.
ON the Mountain Division vi The
. Milwaukee Railroad 81 electric loco
motives have supplanted lG2 steam
engines at an annual saving 81 100000
tons of coal and 10000 900 gallons Of
Iiuel oil with maximum grade oi
6322 feet, 32O0-ton train il haul'
with comparative ease over the
Rocky Bitter RooF and Cascade
Mountains.
To be run over by a heavy state
road truck loaded with stone, weigh
ing Ia all probability nine tons, Is an
experience that Marion RidgelN aged
20, OF hear New Market win live q
tell his friends about The truck was
being backed, young Bidgely givina
directions while, walking along the
sides OF the machine with one
hand, on the front fender He trippec
and fell over an old automobile tirs
which some children had been play.
Ing with as hoop. The front wheel Of
the huge truck rolled over him.
The many friends OF Mr.. Sterling
Gait, Of Emmitsburg. will regret e
learn that he had another attack last
Saturday while in Baltimore and II
,,aur - tI,a If,,tau Dwgf aefant InfiFra.