The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17

this week.
! Mrs. Winter Crouch and son.
Thomas, Of Baltimore, and Mr. Thorn
as X. Shaw, New York, are spending
some time with their parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas X. Shaw, Park avenue,
| Kirk Moore, of st. Davis, N. y,
threw himself from the nth story OF
! the Pennsylvania Hotel, New YORK,
/ Monday. He was n crushed mess when
picked up. II is supposed he was
''nutty."
Here Is how Friday the 18th viii
occur in the years to come: 1919,
June; 1920, February, August; 1921,
| May: 1929, January, October; 1928,
April July; 1924, June; 1925, Febru-
airy, March, November; 1926, August
1927, May; 1928, April, july 1929.
September. December.
The indications are that Pennsyl-
vania will this year have wheat
crop in excess Of that OF 1920
by three million bushels. The State
Bureau Of Statistics on May I show
ed a condition Of 9S per cent Of nor
NAL, which means an average field OF
| 1875 bushels per acre.
A cable from China has Just been
received announcing the death, In the
British Hospital at Shanghai China,
OF Mrs. Carrie Newson, wife Of Hen
ry Dorsep Newson. formerly OF West
minister II is understood her burial
will be solemnized In the British
cemetery at Shanghai
A man suspected Of $4,000 hold
up in the Bronx, New York, was chas-
ed along an elevated structure until
he jumped into a tree and crashed 40
feet into a lane when the branch
on which he had lighted broke. lie
was taken to a hospital seriously In
iured
Louis Kuplan. a prohibition agent
was ordered by United States Com
missioner Hayes OF Boston never
again TO appear before him as n wit
ness. y don't want you ever again tp
come into this Court az q witness. "
the Commissioner said Don't ever
dare TO come before me again
Sterling Gait who has been pa
tient ~ the Union Protestant inhrm-
airy. Baltimore Tor the past eight
weeks has returned 20 his home 20
Emmitsburg The trip was made in an
automobile During the past few
weeks Mr. Cats condition has been
greatly improved
Miss Mary b shclIman. wcstmnr-
ter, who. for the first time In many
years was absent from her home on
Memorial Day. attended Memorial
Day exercises a. Charleston ". Va
where she represented the Grand Ar
my Republic Department Of Maryland
and also read two original poems
a wedding Of much interest viii
take place at Holy Trinity Church
New York on Tuesday evening. June
h2i. when Mr. Sterling Gait. Jr.. of
EmmiisburE viii be married 10 Miss
Dorothy Little Hawkes. daughter OF
, Dr and Mrs Norman J Hawkes.. Of
New York
iiighHcld will have a conservatory
of music this summer and The stu
dents VIII come from Mexico 10 study
IN the heart ~ the Blue Ridge m3ua-
tains Prof Carl Brennoman has loas-
ed a portion OF the bungalow owned
by X y Goodrich. AZ Hirhagld ard
will there instruct the Me&icans ,u
vocal music
The State aids Western Maryland
College 20 the amount OF sg27Oa and
IN return for the allowance named
. the College furnishes 81 EcholorahIus
covering free tuition and board Tor
one male aud one female student
from each Senatorial District OF tie
State, and "a sCholarships covering
tuition two from each election dis.
triot OF Carroll county as provided b.
law.
Tho explosion OF an auto delivery
tank owned by the American Gis
Company Monday morning, during
the filling OF an outside underground
storage tank belonging 10 Scott WI.
sons Garage, in Rising sun. causcd
the biggest fire that town has suffered
for many years The damage tulBled
$4,000 IN q few minutes after the az,
plosion occurred, the garage. which
was located almost In the center Of
the town, was mass OF flames.
Western Maryland Council. Junior
Order United American Mechanics. OF
this city held a social meeting at
Firemen's Hall Friday night After q
program in the auditorium. including
music by the Council orchestra aud
addresses by NJ Pcyton GOrsuch, "
l.. SeabroOk and the Rev Sadofsky.
pastor Of Pleasant Grove Methodist
Episcopal Church, refreshments were
served.
Car owners should leave a space Of
about 20 feet on either side Of FIRE
plug when In parking On Saturday
nights our Main street IS packed on
both sides with parked automobiles.
one against the other. with little
knowledge by some that they are hid
ing a fire plug Room should be left
around these hydrants so In case Of
fire It could readily be found on the
arrival Of the fire company without
hunting for t.
Graduates Of distinguished military
schools and colleges who pass the