The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-03

records.
Misses Helen Miller and Catherine
Haines spent the weeks end visiting
In Baltimore.
MISS Olive Mancha, Liberty Heights,
spent several days visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
Miss Frances Noles, OF Orange. n.
j., Is a guest Of Mrs. Robert r. Bill
ingslea, Center street.
Mr.. Victor Lynch. OF Baltimore,
spent several days with Mr.. william
Shaeffer East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Redmer, of Bal
timore, visited Mrs Redmer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers, Liberty
street,
John r. BIckel, a caddy aged "a
years, OF Louisville. KY, was Killed
Monday when a golf ball struck him
in the head.
Mr. Thomas Shaw. Of New York,
was a weeks end guest of his par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. Thomas X. Shaw.
Park avenue.
Misses Emma Bemiller and Nettle
Seboure spent the weeks end in
Washington with the latter'a brother
Mr. Gehr seboure.
Misses Catherine Brown, and la.
yalia Essom, this city. spent the
weeks end with the formers father,
New Windsor Md
Mr. Russell Armacoat. Of philadel-
phia, spent several days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William l..
Armucost. Chase street.
The third annual commencement o.
the seventh grades Of Carroll county
schools VIII be held in the Armory
Auditorium. this city, June 3.
Mr.. Charles YinRling Bond street.
who was operated upon In baltimore
recently, is confined to his home un-
der the care Of trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berr Bankprd aud
daughter, OF Baltimore, %eFe guests
OF his sister Mrs. Charles r.. Brown,
and family, East Main street. over
Decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs Reavcs Whltohurai
and daughter. Miss Dorothy, and Miss
Sadie Riley Of Baltimore. we're guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Frank r, shBener.
Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. Kenneth Mills. Of New York.
visited his aunt. Mrs. G. w. Frizzoli
East Green street, a few days last
week Mr.. Mills is manager Of the Vic
trola Office in New York city
MIR. Carroll L. Crawford has re.
ceiyed commission from the De
partment OF Maryland as Assistant
Inspector General OF the Veterans 81
Foreign Wars Of the u. $. A.
Some Of tho union printers. Of Bal-
timore. are holding ont for q 44-h1ur
week The shop owners are Just az
steadfast II looks as II the Union IL
going to loose out. In Philadelphia
and Buffalo the union lost.
Stanley Jacobs, a widower. AZ years
old. is dying az his home six miles
lltlA AsbhhNtNAWEr tNNil NNAAHt
wound IN the temple. self-inniCted
after he had shot his father, William
H. Jacobs. aged 30 years former
member OF the Maryland Legislature.
President and Mrs. A. n. Ward VIII
be at home In honor OF the class Of
1921 OF Western Maryland College on
Saturday evening, June nth. from
TO 10 o'clock The trustees OF the col
lege, the students and faculty and all
former students, their wives and hus-
bands, and visitors TO commencement
are invited 20 be present The Satur-
day Glass In Education and the Ora
torio Chorus are included in this in
yitation.
Mrs. Emma J. Lester. former
resident OF Harvey. but OF late had
resided az Two Tayerns, died May 90.
AT the Annie w. Warner hospital AZ
Gettysburg. She was taken to the
hospital about two weeks ago, but
was IN such a serious condition that
she could not be operated upon She
died on her 50th birthday. She leaves
her husband, Joseph Lester and ~
children.
On Saturday. June II, al the State
Armory. the people OF Carroll county
I viii have the pleasure Of enjoying the
music Of one OF the youngest an
greastest of novelty orchestras. and
musical entertainers, known az the
IGlynn Morris Black and White Melo-
idy Men, who have proven 10 be in
class by themselves. by their wonder
I full music and acrobatic stunts while
playing. Doors open 1850. Dancing
I $50 TO 1900.
John T. Lennon, Harvey, while
/ preparing to erect a large sign al his
place of business. had the misfortune
to break one of the rounds OF the
ladder, which caused him to fall about
s or 10 feet and land on the cement
pavement. head foremost This rem.
dered him unconscious for short
time, and large cash In the back Of
his head caused him to bleed freely
The indications are that there will be
no permanent serious results
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Eyerhart, Of
Fair Ground Hill, entertained at their
home on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs, Edward
EVerhart, MIR. and Mrs Josiah Mltten,
A.