The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-28

granite dealer, has placed electric
lights in his yard on Main and Center
streets. 50 as to give service in the
evening as well as during the day
The yard is very attractive at night.
Mr.. Joseph H. Hahn, East Main
street. was taken i'll with appended
tbs in Baltimore last Friday while on
a business trip, and was hurried to a
hospital where he received treat
ment. He is improving.
Convicted in the Circuit Court of
violating the automobile law and not
stopping and giving assistance Ben
/ jamin H. Coburn has been sentenced
! to six months in Kent county Jail and
fined $500 and costs.
Mrs. Louisa r. Weaver, admins
tratriX OF jeremiah Rinehart. deceas-
ed. sold on Saturday the two story
| frame dwelling on Pennsylvania at-
enue, opposite of Grumlbine's Store. to
Mr.. Martin Leahy, for the sum of
! $4,000. Mr.. Ivan L. Hoff, attorney.
Rev. c. H. Shaw, who has Just TAX
en- charge of the Southern Methodist
| Churches including the Freedom Cir
cult, made fine impression with his
first sermon at Freedom last Sunday.
His own members were out in full
force.
On the evening of April 9th, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Yingling, accompanied
by Mrs. Paul Jones, of Baltimore,
called and Mr.. John T. Yingling, and
furnished quite a few selections on
piano and mouth harp which were
enjoyed by all.
Governor Albert c. Richie last Fri
day announced that he would be a
candidate for reelection as Governor
in MARYLAND in 1923. This eliminates
him as a candidate for the United
States Senate to succeed Senator
France.
Two automobiles last week took
chance at the fence on the Meadow
Branch State road, near this city.
The fence was damaged and the cars
put out of commission. Neither went
down the 10 foot bank A huge post
kept the cars partly in the road.
Miss Katherine Blum. Jacksonville,
Florida: Miss Inez Kaiser, Buffalo.
New York, and Miss Annie Starner
Senft. all students of Lankenau
School. Philadelphia. were Easter
holiday guests of Miss Senft's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John SENT, "Sha-
dy-Side." near this city.
We are glad to know our good friend
and neighbor, Edward c. Frock, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Frock, of
Bachman's Valley, who has been con-
fined to his bed and room for the past
two weeks, is improving, and is very
much better. We all hope for his
speedy recovery
Mr.. Jacob Crumrine and friend of
Asbestos, who have been spending
sometime with friends in Westmins-
ter, left Saturday evening on sight
seeing trip to Atlantic City and New
York. The trip is being made by au-
tOmobile. They expect to be home
about May 2
Devoted companion of his master,
George Miller. Pittsburgh. while he
was alive, Bud" a mongrel dog, re-
fused to leave the ruins of a house
in which Miller had been burned to
death until driven away by an officer
who dug into the charred debris to
remove the mans skeleton.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
St Beniamin's Lutheran Church will
meet Thursday evening, May 4, at the
home of Mrs. John Stevenson, 7.30 D.
NJ. Mrs. James Stoner and Mrs. John
Stevenson have been elected delegates
to the Missionary Conference which
will meet at Lovetsville, Va, May 30
Those who called on Mr. Jacob H.
Little and family, Saturday evening,
April Is, were Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
/ Yingling. Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah o.
Jones. Miss Lydia a. Yingling and
Master Roland NJ. Yingling. of Bach
mans Valley; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gre
mons, of Baltimore
Wade H. d. Warfield. former State
Senator from Carroll county, has an
nounced that he intends to be n can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Congress in the Second District.
Mr.. Warfield is a dry" He served a
four-year term in the State Senate
was renominated in 1919. but was de
/ feated by r. Smith Snader.
/ Maryland Farmers Day will be held
at the University of Maryland, College
/ Park, on May 9th. Invitations have
/ been sent out to all of the counties to
interest the farmers in this event.
! Carroll County hopes to go in body
! this year as it did two years ago. If
you want a Carroll county poster for
your machine, stop at the County
Agents Office and get one.
James E. Hall, negro preacher, in
dicted for sending threatening letters
! to Holmes d. Baker, president of the
Citizens National Bank, and Judge
Glenn H. Worthington, was found entity
by jury at Frederick Tuesday, in the
trial of the Worthington case. He was
sentenced by Chief Judge Hammond
Urner to seven years in the peniten-
tiary.
DR.. Elmer c. Fahrney, aged IS. son