The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-06

Miss Esther Hunter "n''"F ,
with Miss Beatrice Ship
Peter J. Smith. Chic neheaueo
his wife with butche'ie' Lie Is
arrested for murder.
orou Aoo norsons ha3plied for
blanks to take State pteN"i'i'ii"
ton to be held January
Harry w. Baker, Pitth' assls-
tant cashier of South Is Iust
Company. Pittsburgh, wie9'eu loi
embezzling 100000.
Mr.. Adam Slorp and q DAYTON
Ohio, are spending so'LLiSss VIII VIII
his parents, Mr.. and 'eH 81 sun
Slorp, of this city,.
The entire family of,aho NAL
monde, in Detroit, waseu out Wy
fumes from gas heatenudy' Ihe
family consisted of five
There were 352 n1urd1 800 days
in Chicago in the lpasr' dating
December Is. OF 1904 IS lnvestl-
gated 81 were caused b Whlskey.
Albert G. Taylor, f3S old, who
conducted a flour and @arehouse
at Chenille, the past ears, COM
mitted suicide Decemb- by hang
ing himself from a raft the third
floor of his warehousemotlVe for
the act has been aScril
A large attendance emDers OF
Trinity Lutheran ChuDeer Park
road, is looked for Ile&day, when
congregational meetir the cleo
ton of officers and disiion of en-
velopes for 1922 viii q the holy
communion. The seryill begin at
10 o'clock.
Mr.. Lewis Zentz k three fine
hogs last Saturday, Bwng $50, 200
and 300 pounds. Thcyho helped
him to butcher were and Mrs.
Emanuel Dull, Mr.. He Ientz. Mr..
Gromer. Miss Carrie Gall of War
fieldsburg. A fine din"as cooked
by Miss Carr. All DIR best to
eat the good meal.
While at the thr, of a fast
freight on the Centlailroad of
New Jersey, Engineerles Wither-
ich. aged Il, of Wilkee, Pa, was
stricken with acute gestion and
died. The train was ling at flu.
speed. but the firemaw him fall,
ran to his rescue. totarge of the
engine and stopped thin.
Mrs. Joseph Krool kulpmont,
Pa, is living at the sHospital al
Shamokin in serioudition with
a bullet in her ABIDE When her
husband and her bretlohn Wislef-
ski were examining oliver in the
kitchen. it was accidIy discharg-
ed and the bullet pa through the
wall to the dining-rond into the
woman.
Those who visited. and Mrs.
Jesse w. Shipley du the holidays
were Mrs. Jeremiahlr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Shaffer s,n, Jeremiah
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry .eld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald SIMPLE Gist; Mr..
James II. Buckingh Mr.. Charles
Hunter. Mr.. Oscar fer. Vernon
Blizzard, Raymond Er, Mr.. Horn,
of Camp Meade, andrs.
Those who spent Years dav
with Mr.. and Mrs. RI Flohr were
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. onaway, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hinar1,r ana Mis-.
Robert Shipley, Mr.. Mrs. Geo. F.
F'lohr, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman, Of
Baltimore; Harry aartin Flohr,
Misses Elva Barber Helen Con
away. Laban Welsh Louis Flohr,
of Baltimore. Mr.. Els very sick.
The exhibit OF puri swine to be
held in connection 'the sixth an
nual Farm Productsw at Harris
burg next month wave a larger
number of swine bre directly ben
Gifted by the ANNA display than
at any other swine ever held in
the United States. A of 35S breed
ers in u counties alking an effort
to have their best ais exhibited.
Mr.. Dale Stiner, erly of West
minister, spent the by season with
his parents and frs but has re-
turned to New Yoity, where he
has been employed some months
lie was accompaniy Mr.. Edward
Leppo and Mr. John er. Jr., both OF
Westminster. Mr.. Land Mr.. Reav-
er- expect to spenderal weeks in
>the Great Metroplie wish them {
cry enjoyable vac.
Expelled last Au by the Metho
dis Conference olmington, thu
ReNR T. Western Elkton mar
} rylna parson," has rned to Elkto1
prep@ed to do bus at the sam,
ola st1d. accordin dispatch. Fl,
declare that he is v to marry an!
; couple no apply. hurled defiance
i, at the tT. Roberts. superinten
dent OF te distriyho some time
: ago threateed suimake him sur
render his cdinatapers.