The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-03

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1t cost the tax payers of Baltimor
city $4,000 to clear away the snow
from Saturdays blizzard.
Mr.. C. R. Miller, Mrs. Mabel E
/ Chapel, of Baltimore, and Mrs. Mar
garet L. Hoppe, left today for si1
weeks trip to California.
Miss Hattie Barrick, near Liberty
| town. had the misfortune, while walk
ing in the yard at her home, to fal
and break her ankle.
/ Luke Goodyear, of near Elkton, was
fined $40 and costs Tuesday by Mag
istrate Pratt for having expired Ii.
cense tags on his automobile.
Mr. John Doyle, East Green street
who made business trip to Boston
will leave this week for New Jersey
on business.
An investigation made by the au-
thorities at Pen-Mar, revealed that
many of the private cottages and sew
eral hotels, closed for the winter, had
been ranSacked.
Sam Fonte, at the Road
has rented the store room adjoining
the C. & P. Telephone Compan:
where he will move his green grocery
bu5.nJSs.
Senator Pomerene, besides criticiz-
ing the. acts of the Administration,
particularly denounced the action of
the Senate in seating Senator New
berry, of Michigan.
Senator Harrison paid a glowing
tribute to Governor Cox, asserting that
although defeated by his service to
the people, he has endeared himself to
Democracy of the country"
The City Council of Havre de Grace
has authorized the employment OF a
competent engineer to make survey
for proposed new sewer route in the
uptown section
The trustee sale of the Walter Little
personal property at Avondale Satur-
day, was attended by large crowd
and stock and farming implements
brought excellent prices.
Annie E. Hahn, near Uni9Etowl,
sold her property containing Sia acres
to Chester A. Stevenson, of Woolwine,
Va. The price paid was $500. Edward
w. Case. real estate agent, made the
sale.
Joe" Goelier, proprietor of Holly
wood Park, Back River, was sentenced
to serve six mouths in Towson Jan
in the Circuit Court for Ba'limore
county and ordered to pay a hne OF
$3.50, escaping larger sentence W
pleading guilty of selling liquor.
The Jackson Day rally held in Mem
orial Hall, was attended by represen-
tative Democrats from every section
of the State and many from other
States. More than 1900 sat at the ban
quet tables while 5000 more listened
to addresses from the balconies and
galleries.
Marshall Bell. of Keymar, has sold
his home to John Leakins, of JOINS
Vile, the former having purchased
from Upton Mehring the 19-acre field
opposite the Keymar Station, known as
mart of the Mrs. Lavina Mehring farm.
MIR. Bell will begin in the near future
the foundation for a new home.
A negro fireman, was killed and the
engineer, o. L. Davis, of Raleigh, n.
c.. was probably fatally injured when
the boiler of big locomotive drawing
the Seaboard Air line passenger
train, N. 1. southbound, New York to
Jacksonville, exploded about IA miles
from Petersburg, Va.
Plans for the entertainment OF the
annual convention of the Maryland
State Firemen's Association, which
will be held in Frostburg IN June, are
taking form Several thousand Volun'
teer firemen from all over the state
are expected. Mayor Olin X. Rice OF
lTrostburg, is general chairman or the
executive committee in charge Oh the
entertainment, and at meeting OF the
committee, the committee appoint
ments were made.
Joseph y. 6eTHdHu' pooIiAoo
Thurmont, and former resident OF
this CITY, has received word that his
name has been placed upon the honor
roll being one of the winners for this
state in the postmaster contest al
selling Government Savings Securl-
ties which closed December 81. A
bronze honor pin of attractive design
hearing the inscription, Honor Post
master" has been conferred upon him
nv Howard T. Cree of the Govern
ment Savings Organization, Richmond
Va.
Jesse SheweIl, &c years, OF Gler
Rock. one of the largest holders O.
real estate in York county, dropped
dead Friday, in the kitchen OF nj:
home. from heart disease. During th'
nrofiteering days Shewen gained
widespread notoriety as the lanulor'
! who had not raised the rent on SIN
yle one of his 35 tenants. 1t was no
until the latter part of 1920 that H.
raised rents 81 or So month to NEE
higher taxes.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert DeFrles nav
issued invitations to the marriage
tbair daughter. Dorothy Wilson, to Mr.