The Democratic advocate., 1921-08-12
BRIEFs

tonight and Tomorrow night.
Hog cholera has been found on the
farm Of the Springfield State Hospital
Sykesyille.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Babylon,
West Main street, are spending a
short vacation at Atlantic city
Mr.. John C. Doyle, East Green
street, win leave this week for Chic
ago on a business engagement.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimofe Saturday to Joseph r,
Woodward and Marie Moon, OF Wat
ersvllle
Mrs. Jessie Angel, Taneytown. re-
ceiyed word OF the death OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Annie p. Adams, at Harris-
burg, Pa.
Mrs John Marsh, Madison street,
has returned from the hospital in
Baltimore where she was operated
on She is Improving,
Miss Mae Ryland Pennsylvania
avente, is spending her vacation at
Bunea Vista. Pen Mar and Blue
Ridge Summit.
n EIehto l<iBul anu ofANltt oAdtlpH
is being opened in the building oc-
cupied by Edgar NJ. Frounfelter Del
co Light dealer.
Mr.. Joseph Sheeler and son. OF Ship
pensbErB, Pa, who we're guests OF
Mrs. Sarah Sheeler, Pennsylvania aY-
enue, have returned home.
Mr.. Edward sheeler. OF Harrisburg.
Pa. is spending some time with his
mother. Mrs. Sarah Sheeler, Pennsyl-
yania avenue
Katharine Hogan, Of Brooklyn. TO
escape paying n taxi fare dashed down
a subway tunnel and dropped upon
the third rail. She was KILLED Instant
ly.
Frank Farino, aged 10 years. OF
Brooklyn, is recovering from an op-
GRAFTON 10 his heart lie pierced his
heart with a knife. which took four
stitches to close the injury.
The manufacturers had 5000 600
automobile tires In stock at the end
of the half year, II Is estimated the
car owners will use 10000 900 in the
next six months.
American coffee consumption for
the year ending June 80 was PSI
COL ,5S6 pounds. enough TO make 4s4
cups for every man, woman and child
= IN the United States.
The barn on the estate OF Calvin
Gore, g. Georges, was destroyed by
fire shortly after 10 o'clock Sunday
night, together with several tons Of
hay.
Norman Crouch and George Rawlin-
son, OF Chestertown, are In the Elk
ton fail, charged with stealing n new
touring car from Ralph Reeg' garage
at Chesapeake City. Friday morning
DR.. Joseph r. Herring, OF Baltimore
was In this city Monday meeting
friends DIR Herring has moved from
Blue Ridge Summit TO his home IN
Baltimore.
Elder Charles %. Bonsack, who has
resided at New windsor since the
removal OF Blue Ridge College. has
moved his household goods TO Elgen
Ill, 10 be near his work there. The
family will follow little later.
Mr.. G. Fisher wantz, OF Oklahoma
is spending some time with his broth.
er, Mr.. James Pearre Wantz. West
Main street. Mr.. Wantz represents the
Maryland Casualty Company in that
State.
st. Johns fete brought TO this city
an unusually large crowd OF citizens
from the county on Saturday night
Not only did the fete do a land Office
business, but the stores came in fol
a liberal share.
August Prren, 80 years old. dang
erous anarchist. living in Philadel'
phia, was deported to his native coun'
try last week He was a giant IN
statue. He wore II shoe and Wal
over feet tall.
Western Maryland Railway officials
have decided to carry out their old
plans 10 build an addition 10 theil
grain elevator at Port Covlngtor
large enough to double the size of IN,
present elevator. The new work will
cost approximately $1,0OO.OOO.
A hold-up gang was operating In the
vicinity OF New Market Sunday night
Four attempts we're made to stop mo
toristB but all were unsuccessful The
sheriff OF Frederick county searched
for the robbers but no trace OF then
was found.
The Pennsylvania Agricultural De
partmeht has announced the cause o.
the death of Is cows for Mr. B. N
Gordon, Emmitsburg, was from eating
weeds along the Waynesboro Trolle,
that were treated with chemical poi
son. The cows we're purchased from
q Greencastle dealer.
An engagement OF social interes
that Il is just announced is that o
Miss Mary Ethel Gwynn, daughter o
Mr., and Mrs. J, Frank Gwynn, o
Baltimore, to Mr.. Robert X. Carman
United States District Attorney, alsl
OF that city. He is a graduate Of West
ern Maryland College. The weddinl
will take place the latter part OF An
gust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bankert, o
Springfield. Ohio, are guests of hi
mother, Mrs. Thomas BankeTt, Bon
street. Mr.. Bankert Is CONNECTED
with Henry Ford's railroad with head
quarters at Springfield Mr.. and Mrs
Alexhnder and children and Mr.. Jess
Bankert, of Baltimore, were also Wis
5tcrs to their mother, Mrs. Bankert.