The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Ila severe case Of tonsllitiH.
Miss Mabel Chress leasts Main
street. is spending some time in AZ.
Elantic City.
4 Six million unemployed people in
the United States IS the report from
the Government.
Mr.. and Mrs. William shue. Of
Washington. were guests Of friends
Ii this city
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Il. stem and two
sons, East Main street. are spending
some time at Atlantic City
4 Prof. Thomas y. Smith, principal
OF the Cecil County Agricultural High
School, at Calvert has resigned.
Mr. George Arnold, Of Lynchburg,
Va. Is guest of,his mother, Mrs. Al
tired Arnold, pennsylvania avenue.
Mr. Joseph Stewart, OF the Pam
ma Canal Zone, Il home visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs John J. Stew
art, on a go days leave.
The annual statement Of Carroll
county, VIII be found 10 this Issue
The formation Of the statement Is
lengthy and takes up over a page.
Mr.. Geo. N. Hunter. this city, spent
several days this week in Altoona,
Pa to witness the races his horse
was entered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, East
Green street. who spent their yaca
tion with Mr.. Edward NaiiI. az Mars
ton, have returned.
Seven hnndeed employees Of the
American Chain Company. At York.
PA, returned 10 work Monday az o
lower wage scale,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Tellmer. ~ Al
kins, W. Va, are gneais Of the lat-
tiers parenta, Mir. and Mrs Edward
chrest, East Main street,
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Chrcst. Penn
aylyania avenue. are receiving cun'
gratulauons over the arrival Of q
little daughter
Theodore u. Rhodes. aged rs years.
died az his home IN iieilershurg. Pa.
Sunday lie was son % ihe late AZ
vim and Margaret Rhodes % this
county.
Failing downstairs while visiting
relatives az Rock 1Iall Mrs. Irene
Pratt, OF Ceptreyille. fractured her
right wrist and sustained internal in
iurles.
Falling while picking apples IN the
orchard on the tarm OF Elwood Bald
erRon near Colora, James Preston
sustained q broken rib and other in
iuries
There will be preaching services
az the Church OF God Sunday even
ing. August n. al 8 D. M by Rev.
MaSemore, % carroliion. Az vel
come.
There will be preaching in the
Bethel az wartieldshurg Sunday at
o'clock D. ~. You are invited 90 be
present. Rev John J.. Aaacmore pas
tor.
LI,tlo Miss Helen sehweiFart,
daughter ~ Mrs. and MIRA. Jas Schwel-
cart. near this city, Who WAS taken 20
the Maryland General Hospital, Bal
timore. for an operation. Tuesday 70
doing fine.
Having reached the axe limit Of 20
years. Captain Roland Mitchell. for
nearly % years a conductor on Che
Philadelphia. Baltimore Washing
ton Railroad. has been placed on the
pension list
The Garman Lumber Company 81
Relstcrstown has boneiit tract Of
timber land containing between 1e0,-
G00 and .001H00 feet u timber In
Hartford county from John H. g. Yec
Saving win begin al once.
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert c. blake and
daughter. rsttie, Mr and Mrs.
Charles II. Kaufman and Martin
Frederick, all Of Baltimore. spent last
Friday with Frank W. Warehime
and family, near Silver Run,
! W. s. Gordy. Jr., cashier Of the sal
lsbury National Bank has flled Mo
nomination papers for the Democratic
nomination for Comptroller 81 the
Treasury. There being no other can-
didate he will be the nominee with
out primary contest.
Congressman J. chas. Linthleum
has number OF 1920 Agricultural
Year Books on hand lie viii he glad
20 send one 10 any party VINO would
be interested In the Book. Address
him House ~ Representatives,, Wash
ington. y. G. Mr. Iinihieum repre-
sents city District. and therefore
has few calls for this Book.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Stem were Mr.. and
Mrs Jos. Ogle. Mrs. Clyde Lowell
Misses Bernice Yohn. BERTHE stem,
Florence Duyall, Grace Stem, Lillian
Stem, Messrs. Marshall Carr, OrWlle
Smith. Lawrence ogle. Sterling Low.
lell, Lorraine Stem. Allen Lowell,
Ralph Duyall, Truman stem and VIII
bur Duyall.
Those who spent Sunday August z,