The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-11

The sedan Oakland car OF Mr.. Den
J ton S. Warehime, living near this
city, was stolen last week from his
garage by some one unknown The
car was located in Baltimore and re-
turned to Mr.. Warehime The car
must have been driven there by some
one for the purpose of selling It,
A battle In which brass knuckles
figured, featured church dance At
Minersville Pa, the fracas leading
to the arrest OF several participants.
A blackjack, steel knuckles. revolt
yer and a stiletto were found on
George Merge, who was beaten UNI
conscious before being quieted.
In an effort to recover money said
to have been loaned Tex Richard for
promotion OF the .Iohnson-Jeffries
bout in 1910 and other big sporting
events, Frank ID. Armstrong, broker.
New York, sought TO have the pro-
lmoter and two corporations In which
he is interested thrown into the hands
OF receiver.
4 On Tuesday morning. November l.,
lightning struck the telephone wire
connected to Or. j. q. Brawner's
house, in Emmitsburg, and ran down
the ground wire, tearing number Of
bricks from John Jackson's pavement,
and broke several panes of glass. Dr.
Brawner. was in his Office at the time,
and received a slight shock.
Striking a match to see If his car
burator was flooded, the driver OF the
Baltimore & Westminster TraBspOr-
tation Company, caused the gasoline
TO become ignited and the calling out
the fire company Sunday morning
about s O'Clock. The fire was extin-
guished before the fire company ar
rived and little damage was caused
The Carroll County Sunday School
Association will hold Rally OF the
schools of Union Bridge district in
the Lutheran church. Union Bridge,
on Sunday afternoon, November 10. al
2.30 o'clock There will be helpful adj
dresses and special music by quar-
tet from Blue Ridge College An sun
day school folks within reach are in
yited.
The store OF Mr. A. Il Shipley. az
Gather. was entered and robbed.
October d. 4 panel was taken from
a door facing the a. a. O. Railroad
tracks. and shoes, pants and shirts
were stolen II is supposed that the
same person who burglarized the
home Of Mr. G. Jenkins. OF Sykeayilic
committed the crime although there
is no connecting evidence
His arm torn from the socket ana
held fast in an elevator shaft BY hts
clothing, George Gingell AGED s.. a
miller near Emmttsburg. bled 10
death on Tuesday morning. November
/ before he could be released Gingeil
was alone on the third noor of his
mill when tho accident occurred. aud
II WAS not discovered until an hour
later when Harry e farncr, q farm.
er. stopped at the min for shock feea-
The first meeting ot the Woman
HomemakerH Club Of Wcstminatcr
viii be held on Tuesday. November
18th The organization OF this club
viii be completed and the subject for
the program VIII be Christmas sur
gestiuns Each woman u asked 20
bring some article which she thinks
will make q coed Christmas gift lf
possible put on the cost and the time
Il takes 10 make Il, and be prepared
10 tell huw n rs made We expect to
have two demonstrations one on the
making of candle shades and lamp
shades. and the other either on hask
etry or painting. This ~ under charge
OF the Art Committeo, Mrs John BEN
nett, as chairman.
A delightful gathering was held az
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
James, October 30 The guests began
TO arrive early and, until noon, there
were Is who were invited 20 the din
ing room where aumptuous dinner
was served Mrs. James served her
guests to an old time country SUP
per after which All returned home feel
/ ing II was O day to be remembered
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Bach. daughter, Minnie and son, John:
Mr.. and Mrs. A p Schuppncr, son
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs George Lawrence
and son. Mrs w. II 4ones,
Mrs. NJ. schuppner. Miss lille
Schuppner. William O Henry ana
Harry c. Schuppner, Baltimore Mrs
/ A. r. Ehaugh. Miss jamie Ehaugh,
MIR. and Mrs Milton YinRling Edgar
Yingling, near Westminster. Nh and
Mrs. David Ebaugh, daughter Ruth
and son Paul Hanover
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gummel gave a
pleasant birthday surprise party 70
their daughter, Ray Louise on Sat
urday evening. il being her Sth birtn-
day A pleasant evening was spent
with games and singing with music
on the piano and graphouola All
were invited TO the dining room
where a table was laden with all the
good things 10 eat Ice cream, cakes
OF all kinds. candy and nuts Al a late
hour all returned to their homes
wishing Miss Ray many more happy
birthdays. Those present were MIR.
and Mrs. Lewis Gummel, Ray Gum
mel, John Yingling Eddie Wise, elias
Lelster, Walter Stephan, Joseph Wing.
ling. Melvin Simmons, Herring Brown
Roy Simmons, Henry Dull, Nanasa
Reed Edward Stuller, Charles Cas-
ner Howard Albaugh, Lewis Bucker
Hanover; Charles Arnatrout. Balti'
more; Earl Gummel, Mr. Snyder, lr'
win Ruby, William Self Henry Sny.
der, Edward Reed Theodore Ytngling