The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-02

C'b'Nt 'S'h ANN'aA bNaNNhf AN'N 'NeAe
Mr. Charles r. Miller, of Baltimore
J spent Sunday with his sisters ant
brothers on East Main street.
The Boy Scouts OF Westminster
are camping on Pipe Greek near the
Taneytown State road
John, son of DR.. and Mrs. j. Edgar
Myers, this city, is improving after
an operation for appendicitis.
The Junior o. U. A. NJ. will attend
the services at Thomas Chapel,
Tannery Md, Sunday September II.
All Juniors are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Myers and
son. Of Baltimore, spent a few days
this week with HIS mother, Mrs. W.
Riley Myers, East Main street
Gov Small OF Illinois will be a
candidate for reelection In 1924 Gov.
Small is under indictment OF embezz-
cement while he was State treasurer.
The Supervisors OF Election finish
ed proof reading of the transcribed
I poll books for Carroll county Mon
day afternoon.
I St Paul's Reformed Sunday
school held their annual picnic in
Flickinger's Grove, along Big Pipe
Creek, near Taneytown, Wednesday
Miss Madeline Spencer. of Mechan-
icsyille, spent the weeks end with
friends in this city and attended the
surprise party given Miss Madallne
Biggs, Friday night.
All OF the business places in West
minister will resume their Wednesday
afternoon hours next week after be
ing closed on that afternoon during
July and August
Last week a Humber ~ ST. Pauls
Reformed congregation attended the
dedication OF the three new buildings
al Hoffman Orphanage, near Littles-
town The building cost $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. J y. Crowl. Mr.. and
Mrs. f o. Diffendai ana son, Thomas
and Miss Louise Caple spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Truss. at Ar
butus
While blowing on the farm Of
Charles Moore. in upper Cecil county.
Henry Montgomery turned up a sill
yer quarter OF 1906 In good condl-
ton.
Albert Corelll, Chester, Pa. had
no faith in banks, trusting bis wad
for safety in an ole trunk. He went
on "a short vacation and on his re-
turn found his home In ashes and hls
savings Of $500 gone with &c.
Misses I,enora Spencer. and Mary
Shaaffcr, Of near this city and Lola
Forrest. Of Keymur. left Thursday
for Maryland University Hospital
whore they viii take q three years
course In nursing.
Mr. Edw r Lynch and Miss Hazel
Herman were quietly married August
"a. at the church OF - Benedict. BAL.
timore by Father Linus NruREcr rec
Tor of the church Mr. Lynch Is son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Lynch former.
Iy Of this city
six hundred and thirty four auto
mobiles were counted going toward
Baltimore Sunday night from Airing,
1 ton 90 this city on the Baltimore
state road Several machines wo,e
standing along the road which were
/ not counted
/ a claim OF $HIsJ for washing, iron
/ ing and other Homework for 3s years
I Is made in suit which was filed by
Mary Frittita Baltimore. Ia the CITY
Court. against Ida ~, Charles Err
nest and Julia +. Beck admiuisira.
tors Of the estate of the late Frcde-
rick Martin Boolmaa
DR.. j. Hubert wade. chairman of
the Democratic State Central Com
mittep, issued call for "a meeting Of
the State convention on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 20, at the Auditorium Theatre
The convention Is 10 assemble at
noon, Arrangements viii be made
with Kernan's Hotel to provide quar-
ters for the committees,
Constable William Cramer. ST.,
Camden, was probably fatally shot
at Tuckahoe Sunday afternoon. by
Harry Bachelor. Camden. as he was
about to serve an attachment on
Bachelor. Cramer was shot three
times, one bail penetrating the mid
die abdomen. another entering the
lower abdomen and the third shatter-
ing a bone in the right wrist
leidy's corpse truck ran into the
automobile OF Mr. Claude Reifsnider,
in Fountain Valley, Saturday after
noon and badly damaged the ma
chine. Mr.. Relfsnder was the ont.
one injured receiving two fractured
ribs Dutch" Hon was driving the
truck which came out with few
scars,
A. j. Arbaugh who has been the
faithful American expressman for
many years here, started In the haul
ing business yesterday Mr.. Arbaugh
has contracted to haul all OF the
American Express Company's bust
ness in this city and will also hauI
freight and baggage in connection
with same.
Mr.. Geo. w. Yelser writes us %
follows: "0f all the countries | have
visited and thp gtatap We paaapf