The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-10

DCCL.
Mr.. Walter Little, of Avondale, has
moved on the C. B. Stoner farm. near
Hanover Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Deeds, this
city. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
i NJ, T. Haines, New Windsor.
Havre de Grace lodges will contri-
/ butte 81 a member to fund for better
ing conditions at the high school
Muskrats drained the York reser-
vofr by digging their way through the
banks. leaving nearly all the water
out.
! Mr.. Edwin E. Thompson, of New
I Windsor has accepted a position with
the Springfield Tire Company, at Cum
| berland.
| Mr.. August White, who has been
spending some time with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. o. McIlwee, at Gore, Va,
has returned home.
Mrs. Harry Mancha, of near West
minister, was taken to the Maryland
University Hospital, Baltimore, this
morning for an operation.
New York is having flu epidemic
Quite a few of them have died from
the disease, which is much milder
than the epidemic few years ago.
Mrs Carroll e. Wareheim and
daughter, Charlotte, of Lineboro, left
Wednesday, February LIST, for South
ern Pines. Pinehurst and Knollwood,
n. c., to spend some time.
In a close and exciting battle Mt.
St Marv's basketball team kent up
her winning gate by defeating West
ern MARYLAND at Emmitsburg, We'd
nesday by a score of SO to 81.
Rev. Chalmers Wilson 'Walck of
Westminster will address the Parent
Teacher Association, of New Windsor,
in the Methodist church, Monday even
ing, at s o'clock. Everybody is invit-
ed. -
Misses Grace Lippy and Helen
Reese, of Wilson College, were guests
at their homes over the weeks end.
Miss Gladys Tobias, of Wilkebarre,
Pa. accompanied them and was royal
ly entertained.
Earle A Yeats, II years old, a gro
Ger, died suddenly in the bathroom of
his home, at York, Pa, from internal
hemorrhages, the effect of internal
injuries sustained in an automobile
accident four wears ago
The Deer Park Methodist Protestant
Sunday school will hold an oyster
supper on February % in the hall at
Smallwood. If the weather is unfavor-
able it will be held the first fair ev-
enine. Proceeds will be for new
organ. Everybody welcome.
Fred Smith, 25 years old. of Ian
caster county, Pa, died Sunday morn
ing in the hospital at Lebanon, from
a gunshot wound in one side. Harry
Horst. Heidelberg township farmer,
admits having shot Smith, whom, he
says. he discovered raiding the Horst
smoke house.
\ needle was taken from limb of
.
Mrs. VIM. Shockney, of Union Bridge,
lew DAYS ago. 1t is supposed the
child swallowed it some time before.
When the irritated spot was found on
I the child. the end of the needle was
protruding, and it was easily extract
ed
Three persons are known to be dead
and at least 25 injured in fire at
Richmond, Va, early Tuesday which
destroyed the Lexington Hotel and
several buildings, with a loss estimat-
ed at $50 900 A wall at the fire escape
COLLAPSED and is believed to have en-
tombed several persons. Many were in
jured by leaping from windows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton n. Myers, OF
Hanover Pa. gave mid-winter ball
on Wednesday evening, February list,
in the handsome ball room in the
Sheppard & Myers Building, in Han
over. and the following invited guests
from this city attended: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd l.. Schaeffer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Pearre WantZ, WSFrank Thomas
and C. Russell Schaeffer.
AS le SlSpDCu ~ jim bHS S'SOA 49,"
a pool-room in Philadelphia where he
had gone to summon by telephone
physician for his wife, who was
awaiting the arrival of the stork,
Samuel Gorgi, % years old, was struck
and fatally wounded by stray bullet
from an unknown source, early Sat
urday morning. He died within 80
minutes in West Philadelphia Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
If Wilson Armstrong, metal polish
salesman and street corner lecturer,
had lived at an earlier day the world
might never have heard of Ananlas,
Magistrate Dale, New York, Friday
said as he sent Armstrong to Black
wells Island. II believe you are the
biggest liar living today, Magistrate
Dale told Armstrong. Had you been
living at the time of Ananias the
world today would be noting the name
Of Armstrong instead"
A warrant charging her with MUIR
der faces Mrs. Margaret Strausbaugh,
who accompanied Ernest Galloway TO
how