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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-08
MERCER
Samuel w. Greenlief

Samuel William Greenlief died
Monday at go P. M. He had been
in poor health for some time, but had
failed rapidly since the death of his
wife three weeks ago. Mr.. Green
lief was an honest me-, and a kind
neighbor. Services were held at the
home on Wednesday, Dec. Z, and
burial was in East Mercer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-08

Frank Gordon is the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Stella Bigelow and moth
en- Mrs. Hattie Gordon.
Frank Varney has employment at
Norridgewock.
E. B. Willard is on the sick list.
Miss Sweeny, who has been caring
for s. w. Greenlief. has returned to
her home in Waterville,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-08
Gen. Lejeune to Visit Portland

Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, U. ;. - .,
will be the guest of the Por'ian1
American Legion and Rotary Cluo y
Dec. Il, when a memorial to HaIu.
T. Andrews will be dedicated IN ~
drews square.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-08
Fouls Floor Points
SENIORS.

Score: Seniors is. Juniors 0. Scorer,
Fairbanks. Referee, kempton. Timc,
Refs. Time, 12m. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-08
STATE HOUSE
Next M..tna Of Governor Council Friday Dec 10 M

Immediately after Christmas. it has
been assured that Maine will be repre-
scented by many Of its loyal voca-
tional teachers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-08

Augusta. Me, Nov. s, 1921.
Hon. John \. Peters,
Member of Congress,
" L. L
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
rES.NAR pARk opExs SUNDAY.

Announcement that Pen Mar Park.
the ever popular Blue Ridge aDHn-
tain amusement resort. viii open 40
doors % the summer yarmt!oniat. cK-
curHipuiBi Hnd week tndor for thp
ensuing summer season on SUNDAY
June 10Th should hc hatled with de-
l,Eht by the people pf this communi
Is.
Th0nsaHds ni people IN this iocali-
o. hsyr spent much OF their leisure
tins az this famous mountain park
from which one returns Wilh pep and
vitality to their daily duties
The view from the park Of the cels-
hTated cumberland Valley n one oi
the grandeet Ia this country The Val
ley. far down below from the PARK
stretches for miles before the human
eye until finally mnuutain and sky
meet
Commencing SUNDAY June iqth.
and every Sunday thereafter. through
out the summer season. the Western
Hgfyland Railway VIII operate ape.
&c, arhiu % Pen Mar Park. on which
tr. excursion tickets will be sold
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
BLAMED FOR AUTO
ACCIDENT.
". ]. gambler HELD UNDER $1,000
BAIL BY HOWARD COUNTY
GRAND JURY

A Frederick dispatch to the Balti.
more Sun Of June 10 says:
w J. Gambler, Finksburg. Carroll
county, was found responsible by q
eoroneT's jury yesterday for the au-
tomobile accident on the Baltimore
state road, near West griendahlp
June ] resulting In the death OF the
infant daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs Al.
bert Cannon, Of this city. The verdict
was that the jury finds that the
child's death Was cRnsed BY the eollis-
ion with W T. Gamblers automobile.
who unIawfully failed 70 eiye the
right 0f way on the state roasi IN
Howard county. Maryland lie was
held in the sum of 81 900 hail for the
HownTG couuty grand lury. charged
with manslapEhter
~ the inquest half a dozen wit.
nesses testified thai two wheels of
Gannon'a ear were on the concrete on
the right side of the road At the time
oi the accident, Cannon testified that
be pulled Far 20 onr side 10 avoid the
accident and when the crash came his
front and rear right was on the con
crete bed Of the road Gambler admit.
ted that he was slightly on the wrong
side ot the road he said he was 60
ing up hili ~ the rate 81 four or i've
miles m hour aud that he did not
have time 10 Eet out of the way when
Cannon appeared In the opposite d.
freliUu
Mr. and Mrg Cannon and their
daughter. and Mr. and Mrs Howard
~ Waehirr. parents Of Mrs Cannon.
were on their way homa from Baitl
more, aud Gambler salesman. was
going 20 The latter city AZ point
near West Friendship their cars came
together causing Bannun's car 10
upset The child, seated on its moth
ere lap wua thrown forward. striking
tho foad 0n itp head and frarturinv
its skull u died before reaching the
ciiy Hospital The athcy occupants
escaped with sliEht cuts and bruises.
GamBerH car VAS partly turned 'by
the impact the frDBF facing q lane
leading 10 a farm house SsrFt. Chas.
" Smith after an investigation piat.
ed Gambler under arrest The Inquest
waa brld al police headquarters. with
Justice ~ the Peace } Graham nhn
son acting hH coroner II Il the nraf
time That responsibility fer death In
an automobile accident has been piac
ed on a driver IN This county
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
ATTENTION Ex.sfRvIcE MEM

Compensation and medical service
Veterans who can furnish afIidayits
showing that their disability is due TO
or aggravated by war service, and
that others are dependent upon them
may secure additional compensation
from the government or medical
treatment where Il is needed The Red
Cross will act as agent 70 help Yeter-
ans iill ont application blanks, and
prepare detailed aflidayits and see
that they reach the proper authori.
ties. The secretary at the nearest Red
Cross chapter viii help them TO do
this
In cases where veterans are sent
TO hospitals, the Red Cross is able to
perform these services; On see that
the man gets transportation to the
hospital of which he Is assigned: (2}
provides means for such recreation
as the doctor allows him TO enjoy;
go follows up Cnmpensational claims
pending with the Bureau of Wal
Risk Insurance. (4l files his opplica.
tlon Tor vocational training and (5l
endeavors 70 look after his family
during his absence.
Where veterans condition war,
rants It, the Red Cross Will provld,
financial aid. pending the outcome o
the governments adjustment OF com
pensation claims, ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
LOyALL LYNCH

New Oakland Thursday night June
%. under the auspices Of the Epworth
League. children's Day az st James
at D m, Sunday, June 60
A quiet marriage Of unusual inter
est 70 society N Philadelphia and New
York was that OF Miss Anna Lynch
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs r. G Lynch
of Philadelphia. formerly OF this city
and Edward A. l>ovall of New York
which took place az the Little Church
Around the Corner in New York on
Thufsday afternoon, June. Q, at
o'clock. Her sister, Mrs. Glaenzer, oI
Bronxville, n. y, was maid OF honor
and her niece, Miss NJ Anna Glaenzer
was flower girl. After a wedding triT
through the New England StRtes
they will reside in Philadelphia Only
the immediate members Of the famil
les were present at the ceremony
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
MARYLAND STATE FIREMENS
CONVENTION OVER.

The twenty-ninth annual eonven.
tion OF the Maryland F'iremen's AssO
citation, at Cambridge, Md. closed
4 Friday The new officers elected are
President. Charles w. Tucker OF An.
napolis: senior vice-president, Henry
liedeman OF Baltimore: first vice
president, r. w Bell of Raspeburg
Second yioe.president, John j Fame.
/ tor of Hyattsville: secretary, Law
renee C. cooney OF sparrows Point
treasurer. a. c. Frey OF Frostburg,
The following prizes were anuounc-
ed by the various committees Iare
est and best appearing uniformed
company in iino OF parade with band
First prize, $3.50, Salisbury Fire De-
partmeni; second prize, $50. Ind. No.
2. Annapolis third prize. 500. Sin
gerly Fire Department, Elkton
Band contest First prize, 500
Salisbury Fire Department. 8econd
prize. s75. Ind. No 2. Annapolis.
Company coming longest distance.
uniformed Firat prizd Sf0O. Good.
will Fire Department. Homecoming.
second prize. So. Frostburg Fire De
partment; third prize. $50. sinEerly
Fire Department Elkton.
Company making best appearance
IN line First prize. 500, Goodwill
Fire Department. Homecoming. second
prize $50 Waterwitch ftooN.and-Iad.
der Company. Annapolis
Best and most apparatus In line
First prize. $3.50. Salisbury Fire De
partment second prize. 500. Singer
~ Fire Department. Elkton: third
prize, so Rescue Hose Company, No
!. Annapolis
BrunBwick and Frnslburg made
contest for the next meeting. which
caused a vote. resulting az follows
Fr0stburg pi Brunswick so.
There we're uopfeel or hook and
ladder race2
Those representing Westminster
Fire Company and took part in the
sessions OF the convention and par
ade were Harry Ryland Eugene
Reese Ira X EnElav and o. Din
endal Sot oniY is Cambridge pro
grcgslve and excellent city. but ita peo.
pie are courteous aud hDapitablr. who
use every effort 20 make an visitors
feel at home while with them We
hope 20 have the pleasure TO return
to their city under a similar visit.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
ORPHANS COURT

I Monday, June 18th The last Will
and testament of William II. Knox.
deceased, was admitted to probate
ana letters testamentary thereon
were granted unto George Knox. who
received warrant TO appraise and an
order to notify creditors.
AndreR E Wilson. administrator
Of Lewis H. Wilson, deceased, return
ed an inventory OF personal property
and received an order to sell person
al property
Clare y. Smith Kramer, guardian OF
William f.. Norman A. and John "
Smith. infants, settled her first and
final account
Rachel A. Robertson. administra-
trix OF Frederick y. Hook, deceased.
returned an inventory OF debts and
money and settled her first account.
Edward + Reindollar. executor OF
Edward r. Reindollar, deceased. re-
ported sale Of real estate on which
the court granted an order nisi.
Tuesday, June l4th.-George Knox.
executor of William n. Knox, deceas-
ed. returned an inventory OF personal
property and received an order to
soil same.
Valentine !. Menchey, admInistra-
tor of Henrietta Menchey, deceased.
settled his first and final account.
Cora v Neudeeker, admnIstratrix
Of Frederick Neudecker. deceased, re-
turned an inventory OF personal prop
erty and received an order TO sell
same
John T. Stoner, administrator or
Lydia r. Little. deceased, returned
Inventories OF personal property.
debts and money aud received an or
der to sell stocks and bonds.
Ida J.. Steward. exceutrix Of JOS
hpa steward, deceased. settled her
first and final account.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
nEssoN rmNGER

Mr., Clyde L. HeEson. a mer.
chant OF Taneytown. and Miss
Irene N. Ftlnrer. daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs Calvin r, Frngcr. of near Tan
eytown, we're married at The home Of
the bride. Tuesday afternoon. June -
OF o'clock The couple we're attend
ed by Miss Mary Friugcr, az maid %
honor. Miss Grace Witherow, brides
maid. and Mr Walter Fringer, best
man Miss Mary Hesson played the
wedding march TIE ceremony WAS
performed IN the presence OF num-
ber OF relatives and friends by Rev
Guy p Bready pastor Of Grace Re-
formed Church,
After Honeymoon trip, Mr. and
Mrs Hesson. will reside IN Taneytnwn
where the bridegroom Is engaged IN
business
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
MARTIN HAD THE 'RUTH-
WALLOP.
Home Team Defeats Mt. Airy IL
Thrilling Ninth Inning Rally.

In an exciting game featured by last
inning rallies on the part Of both
teams Westminster defeated Mount
Airy by score OF 10 TO at College
field. Wednesday. The home team
played well balanced game, showing
strength both in the Geld and ut the
bat, and being featured by the pitch
ing OF IaMotte Smith and the FIELDING
Of Phil Myers. Martins home run IN
the ninth inning with two on bases
brought victory to the home team. and
also entitled him to a cartoon OF 200
Chesterfield cigarettes. which prize
has been offered during the month Of
June to any member OF the home team
making a home rnn on the home
grounds, by tho Liggett g. Myers To-
bacco Company The brand Of base
ball played By the Westminster team
OF late is deserving OF better support
by the people Of this town. Let all
turn ont and help our boys both NOR
ally and financially
The score:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
ST. JOHNS COMMENCEMENT TX.
RRClSES.

Tue annual commencement Of 81.
Johns was held Ia The school hall on
Thnradny evening ~ ) o'clock The
hall vas hlled 20 its capacity with an
Interested audience, An entertaining
and attractive program was presented
hy the graduating class. assisted by
some OF the Junior members ui the
school
The exercises opened with spirit
ed chorus Violin solos were render
Ell between the various numbers by
Miss Catherine Ford The girl gradu
ateg were the characters la unique
pautnmiue under command Of the
Spirit OF Pleasure who would induce
the school Glrl Graduate tp become
one of her tntaries They took part IN
graceful ii intricate drill The" spir.
it Of puty' presented the ideals Of
llfc In q different way 10 the Young
girl who finally made The wiser
choice
A tahleuu entitled immaculate
was an Inspiring feature 81 the even
ings entertainment The Vaiedictory
was based on the words of the late
itfNFeu AHfNlNhl NlnhuhHt iHtN tAt
future with unshaken faith They
we're adopted by the graduates as
their motto ~ the parting OF the
ways and their meaning was beau-
tiflily interpreted Ia the farewell adj
dress
The awarding ot diplomas and hon
ora and the distribution Of premiums
followed the address Of the Rev Al
bert r. Smith the editor Of the Balti
more Catholic Review
The graduates from the CONNER
Clsl Department were Dennis r. Boy
Ian. Nora r. Chrost, Hilda NJ Melown,
Lillian r Trump. Frank c. Velnpskey
The graduates from the Grammar De-
partment were Joseph ~ Baumgart-
ner. Mary T.. Bltzel, Iilda G. Byers,
Lillian l. chrest, Allan T. Eckenrode,
Joseph II t0gue. Margaret r. Rup-
pert Alberta r. Sinnott, GwendOlyR
steele Ruth V Stoner, Eugene =
Tubman. L. Await Weller
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
BABY DIES FROM SWALLOWING
STRYCHNINR TABLETS.

Catherine n Wantz, three-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah 1,
Wantz, OF Arter's Mill, died yegtef-
day afternoon within a few hours ut-
ter swallowing several strychnine
tablets she had found. Dr. Grouse. OF
Iittlestown, Pa, was SUMMONED. but
was unable to aid the child Police
Justice Michael II. Walsh. acting as
coroner. made an investigation and
found the inquest was unnecessary.
The death Is the second case Of is
kind TO occur in this county this
month.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
CONTRIBUTIONS WANTED.

The Westminster Fire Department
viii have hremen call an the farm
era. truckers daIrymen. and poultry
raisers on June 30 and July lst oi
this community for contributions Tor
the Firemen'a festival and bakar %
he held ~ the Firemen's Building on
July 2, 4, and q
Anyone we should miss and viii
contribute can deliver articles 10 The
N T. Campbells Meat Market ON.
nlItne
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY At MiN
CHESTER

Thore will be s 8 Rally Of ali
the schools in Manchester district In
the Lutheran church, Manchester, on
Sunday, June 26, afternoon and even
ing, beginning at 2.30 o'clock. A fine
program is being arranged and all
schools In the district are urged TO
send delegates. A special feature will
be the singing Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Christie, noted soloists OF Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
TRANSFERS or REAL RsrArE.

Marguerite l.. Anders. ct al to W.
Cora stouicr. convey Is square roods.
for S..
w. Cora Stuuffer to Milton T..
Hoiues and wife, convey as square
rOods. for $50
Reverdy n. Suader 20 Henry M.
FilsiuRh. convey ; acres, for S5.
William a Hansen et al to WASH
ington ] Walsh, convey 10 acres, for
s..
Arthur + Angel and wife 10 Geo.
W Courts and wife. convey 2 tracks.
for $40
William u Bostain and wife TO
Martha NJ Dudrer, convey % square
pcrches for $40.
Lula M Smeher ct al to John W.
Ecker and wife convey several
tracks OF land. for S275.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
rREMEvs BrG CELEBRATION.

Have no engagements for July 2. &.
., and 6. The Westminster Fire De-
partment has made all arrangements
TO entertain YOU for the above four
days with the largest celebration ever
held in this city Every attraction
conceivable has been secured for
your amusement. II you are lover OF
dancing they will have IL and every
night
FTemens parade. trades and auto
mobile parade, base ball refresh
ments Of all kinds, including the real
red lemonade Also the best chicken
and waffle supper that ever attempted
you
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
orr ron CALIFORNIA.

Mr.. and Mrs, George w Yeiser, OF
Union Mills. left yesterday On a coast
TO coast Journey. They are travelling
In a Ford Sedan which has been fitted
for sleeping quarters and also 10 car
ry their supplies including tent.
They will do their own cooking. The
tour Is expected TO take about three
months and win cover ali points Of
interest west OF the Mississippi River
also California
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Paul W selby. Frederick county,
and Catherine +. stull. Mt. Airy.
John G. Deli. Hampstead and Hele-
uu N FOwble Hampstead.
David u. shaun and Mary G.. San
defs, both OF Taneytown.
Clyde H. Hesson and Irene NJ. Frin-
ger both Of Taneytown.
Harry r. Nusbaum. Taneytown and
Grace Elizabeth Warner. Westmins-
ter
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
LocKARD,s eARAGE SOLD.

w, b. Erslsine, OF Wheeling w. Va
Walter n. Rudy and w Dana Rudy, Of
MI. Airy have purchased the garage
stock OF automobiles, etc, from Car
roll n Lockard the well-known an
tomobile dealer on West Green street
and will carry the standard line oi
autOmobiles-iReo, Chandler sand
Chevrolet The repair department
will be in charge of Messrs. Helwip
and Eyerhart.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
LIBERTY LEAGUE AFTER MEM.
BERS.

A representative OF the Liberty De-
fense League of Maryland wasfn this
chy Monday for the purpose to se-
cure members TO the League. The
Leagues Headquarters Is at 2l2 North
Greene street, Baltimore. The sum of
$i00 will bring to you a membership D
card good for one year upon request
to the above address
The reorganization advocates
anti-prohibltlon. (in other words
against the Volstead Act"D Sunday
movies and other amusements. on
July 9Th parade in rebuke to the
volstead law will be pulled on Ia Ball
timore with $4,000 men in line.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17

Two base aitt Smith, Keller.
Three base hits smith paEannucci
Home ruus--W watkins. Burdette. Mar
tin. stolen bases Keller Duncan,
Kolh. J smith. Double play billings
lea 20 , Smith Left on bases West
Minister. 10, NJ Airy . Bases on
balla--ofi l. Smith on bergman 8,
oh Burdetts. iiii by pitcher by l..
Smith. iileckl Struck ont by Borg
man.i3i by T. Smith Z Passed ball
Watkins Winning pitcher !. Smith
Losing pitcher nurdetle. Umpire
Yohn Time Of game go
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
MAKE SEVEN POINTS.

Carroll county athletes from the
public schools of Carroll county who
took part in the State olmpiad. at
Homewood, Baltimore. Friday, came
through with points. William A.
Schwinn, Pennsylvania avenue, cap
tured the so yard dash; Davis finish
ed fourth in 100 yard dash. Dltman. In
the Sypound Shot put. was third, In
the Running High Jump, Banhert
came in fourth.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17

Mrs. Fred S. Jenkins. Pennsylvania
avenue, has taken to a hospital for an.
operation yesterday afternoon,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17

Totals ...... % ~
myers out. uIased inacld ny, none
out Hhen winninK run was scored
Score by innings
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
5Ist Annual Commencement
of w. Nj. C.
Inauguration of President Albert Norman Ward,
D. D.-Week of Interesting Events.

soloists: soprano. Miss Roberta
Glanville; alto. Miss Anna G. Baugh.
er; tenor. Mr.. Charles r. Woods. and
bass. Or. b. Merrill Hopkinspn
The many visitors were emphatic IN
their praise Of the presentation. and
competent critics compared 1t favor
ably with the trained chorus OF our
metropolitan centres
The chorus attested its high appre.
citation Of It's Director, Miss norst, by
the gift of a purse OF gold coin, pre-
sented for them ay Dr. Ward on Com
mencement Day The net proceeds
from. the evening will be applied 20
the creation OF an organ Fund for Al
umni Hall
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
Music Graduates Recital.

The music department gave n re-
cItal on Monday morning at 1890,
when graduates In piano and voice
gave pleasing evidence Of the pro-
liciency and skill acquired in the
Musical Department OF w NJ. G. The
program was excellent and the par
ticipants were Miss Ida G. Adams,
Miss Rebecca Moifett, MISS Isabel II.
Moore, Miss william Donaldson Han
ma, Miss Miriam Bryan. Miss Lillian
T. Merrick and Miss Florence John
SON
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17

The great musical event OF the
week was the oratorio THE Messi-
ah." rendered by the College Choral
Club and the church choirs OF West
minister and Carroll County, q COM
bined chorus of two hundred voices
The entire credit for this magnificent
performance Is due to the splendid
direction of Miss Iclsie Dorst, Head Of
the Vocal Muslc Department OF the
College, assisted by Mrs. Harry NJ
KINNEY at the piano. and Mr.. Fritz
Gaul's Orchestra, and the following
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
Presidents Reception.

Saturday evening was the Presi-
dents Reception TO Seniors and
friends. The Seniors. as part OF the
class day program and rs class me-
mortal presented conIointly with other
college classes now In school, beau
tlful gateway to the Athletic Field.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17

The address before the Y. W. G. A.
and the Y NJ. G. A. was made by Dr,
William ]. Thompson. Of the Drew
Theological Seminary. Eloquent.
philosophical. convincing. he spoke Of
the opening OF the Books Of Life,
the character in process OF formation,
the records made in body and brain
and soul II was strong appeal TO
righteous living, the embodiment OF
the ettical teachings Of Jesus. At
this service also the city churches
united with the college in worship.