The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-29
BRIEFS

. MISS MdEkdTeb nllsDHt tdTfuEl
street, was recent visitor 20 Miss
Mariana Snader New Windsor.
Geo A. Cox. 60 years old, OF Balti-
more, was struck by q street car
aud killed, on his way to church.
Mr.. j.. J. Sponseller and son, Willis
street, spent Sunday with his par
ents In Hagerstown
Mr.. Frank Weant, of Baltimore.
spent Sunday with Mr. Harry d. Fow-
BILE, West Main street.
Mr.. Blanchard Emory, Of Sykes
Vile, received n message Of the death
of his mother, Mrs Murray X Emory.
at Centreyille.
At Eoston Sunday. Mrs. Mary Jes-
ter. was killed when the automobile
she was riding in skidded and struck
telephone pole.
]. Adam Hice. Cumberland, sold
Jamaica ginger as a beverage. Judge
Rose, I'm the United States Court, inn
posed fine OF $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs Winter Crouch and
baby, Of Baltimore. were guests OF
Mrs. Crouch's parents. Dr. and Mrs
7. X. Shaw, Park Place.
Because his wife visited relatives
William NJ. Rausch of Baltimore.
committed suicide Sunday by shoot
ing himself in the head.
A iewelryman In Chicago was rob
bed OF a wallet containing 100000
worth of diamonds His brother was
arrested for the theft.
Three months IN the House OF Cor
rection Tomme Daniels. Of Bait
more. will serve for beating cripple
with a crutch he had taken from him,
A festival given for the benefit Of
the school viii be held 1T Friendship
Tuesday, May 23rd. II weather Is in
element will De held the following
night. Everybody invited,
Miss Katherine Green. Of Glasgow
Md. was killed when her horse ran
OIL throwing her from the buggy and
fracturing her skull. An automobile
caused the horse 10 get away
The condition OF winter wheat iB
excellent in most states according to
the weekly domestic crop review Of
the Bureau OF Crop Estimates. Some
damage from the recent cold.
Robbers made another haul al po-
lltical club Sunday morning ~ Balti-
more The victims this time were
members OF the 10th Ward Rcpub.l-
can Club, Only $500 was secured,
Fourteen cars and the engine tend
err left tho tracks in a freight wreck
on the Pennsy railroad at Glen Rock
Sunday afternoon. The train ran a
half mile before II could be stopped.
One OF the largest haul Of herring
for several years caught IN the wat
ers, at Havre de Grace, estimated at
three hundred thousand. were caught
last week. in one haul by the Silver
Spencer Co II required all day to
land the 1000 barrels OF fish.
Adam e. Boyer died April rs al
Sykesville Hospital OF general de-
bility aged about 50 years lie was
a retired farmer Of New Market hav-
ing given up farming about 20 years
ago. lie was born and raised. In the
vicinity OF New Market and lived IN
that section all of his life,
Josiah Snyder, rs years old, died
Tuesday in the York Pa hospital OF
uremia. lIe had been confined TO the
institution for about month. The
body was brought to Taneytown, FRI
day morning for interment. He is sur
viyed by three brothers. Amos, John
and Samuel Snyder. of Maryland.
The city Of Philadelphia will wit
ness the greatest Outpouring Of Odd
Fellows ever known. on Tuesday,
June 7th, when large and pictures
cue parade will be held on Board
street, Spring Garden street and
Parkway, In honor of the Tooth Amir
versary Of odd Fellowship in Penn
sylyania.
The proposition to cut wages
which was made at recent confer
enee between NJ c. Byers, president
of the Western Maryland Railroad
and representatives of the different
crafts employed by the company, has
been turned down by representatives
of the Order OF Railway Conductors
and the brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen.
A soldier who evidently served in
the United States army overseas un-
der three different names and ended
his life, because he was lone.
some, was buried with military hon
ors from an undertaking establish
ment at Pittsburgh. His body was
discovered April IA lon bench IN
East Park, North Side. A note bore
this message, 'fIAfe is too lonesome
for me-" IT was signed Dan Ferz.
After writing the note the man had
swallowed poison, tossed the empty
bottle aside, stretched out on the
bench and died