The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-05-20
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 20, 1921
BRIEFS

avenue, has returned from a visit to
York.
Washington county growing crops
were seriously damaged by the recent
rains.
Mrs. Louise Caple. of Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with Mrs. p. O.
Diffendal, Bond street.
Misses Margaret and Alice Roop, OF
Baltimore, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this city.
Misses Ottllia and Charlotte lands
of Baltimore, were weeks end guests
of Miss Violet Turtle. this city
DR.. Geo e. Baughman, East Main
street, will leave Sunday for a week q
vacation TO Wachapreague, Va.
John Dubel. OF Taneytown. receiy-
ed word of the death Of his sister
Mrs. Mamie r. Ressler, Waynesboro'
Pa.
The spring race meet at Hagers-
town was called off on account OF not
receiving number Of horses for the
races.
MIR. william p. Ryan has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Richie to head the
state purchasing department =. cue
coed tie late Albert II. Wehr,
Inst MS we we're about TO come
near pre-war prices on news, the mil
laborers went on a strike last week
and doubled the price again.
Willard II. weer. OF sykesvillc, Is
ohout 10 throw his hat in the ring TOR
the Democratic Nomination for Reg
ister of Wills for Carroll County.
Miss Lou Easton, of East Orange.
n J.. Is guest OF her sisters, MrS.
Henry Himler, this city, ana MIS-.
Margaret Caple. shipley
AWrligm NJ Jones, Of Baltimore
hanged himself, Monday in Jackson
Vile Fla. lie was wanted In Balli-
more for marrying his own daughter.
Emma Goldman, the anarchist,
wants permission 10 return to inc
limited states from Russia, We nave
enough Of her kind pow. Keep her IN
Russia.
The Sum OF Nav 3 says. '1ohn -
CUNNINGHAM. Of Westminster, ls salu
IN have started pressure on Mr.. Wei
Ter TO have the Junior Senator ar'
against Guy W steele"
Pennsylvania auto punched .
MARYLAND Lizzie. at the corner o.
Main nd Liberty street. La" re-
ceiyed the worst OF the smash bh'
was able to limp away
prof VIM. II. Zimmerman. aged NJ
wears. died ut his home In baltimore,
Monday. will be buried Saturday ~
Iorraine cemetery Prot zimmerman
is well known In this couniS
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. o. Myers, OF Pen
Mar. W ere guests OF their SON. mI.
RAYMOND Myers. and family East
Main street. They also attended love
feast at Meadow Branch sunday
The pa,rons, their friends. pupils
and teachers OF Carroll AcaaetaS
school Union Mills viii meet at 'he
school building on Thursday evening
NAV 20. at $50, to enjoy a social ho"'
Two clerks in the Merchants Nc
cbanics First National Bank bdlll-
,,ore we're arrested for theft OF $2l"o
srbev announced they stole to enter
tain their sweetheaIts' now 'h'ii
wives.
Mrs Dory Miller Of Detour "a pa
,,apt at the Gettysburg hosp''Al
where ehc was operated on Tor ap-
nordicitlg. and Is reported as EettihS
atnng very we'll. Mrs Miller is IN hti
sayanty third year and underwent the
oneration without an anaestheiie'
rhoao who spent Sunday at NJ
and Mrs. ]. o. Jones, CRANBERRY
s,oro AR and Mrs. Robert Cremen
NJ and Mrs. Edgar Light, Mr.. and
Mira n r. Jones, all Of Baltimore,
Misses Hilda and Nettie Frock ans
c. Edward Little.
THE teachers and pupils of Silver
nan School will hold festival ana
INV social at the school house on
Saturday evening, MAY 81. Should
,bo weather be too Indictment 1t wan
he held the following Monday even
ing.
MISC Ola Day from the University
NJ MARYLAND. will give an interestinr
taIk on Kitchen Mileage at th'
County Agents Office, on May 2lth a.
130 D. m. She will use charts sho"
ing arrangements Of kitchens so az
10 save the housekeeper steps ant
time.
The residence of James II. Steele
nj Wntersville, was destroyed by ir'
early Sunday morning, May 3. Whef
the fire was discovered 1t was to RAJ
advanced to extinguish IT. Mr. Steele
found the fire in the dining room Al
The household furniture was consum
cd by the blaze. The loss is $1,000
partly covered by insurance.
Those entertained at the home o
MIR. and Mrs. Harry G. Blizzard, Q
smallwood, on Sunday We're Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. b. Taylor, and daughters
Misses Mildred Hazel and iilda, o
Baltimore County. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
bur Hawkins and sons, Wilbur an,
ivan, Of Sykesville: Mr.. and Mra
Arthur Blizzard, Mr.. Montrose Biz