The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-10-13

ihSh SChOol, VIII hold 4 luncheon in
the High School building ON next We'd
hesday evening, October Is. from to
O'Clock. Sandwiches. cake. candy.
ice cream. coffee and punch will on
sale Everybody come.
KEY. Luther II. Hafer. of fancy
town, who has served the Taneytown
Lutheran church charge for IA years.
mas been called to the pastorate of
the ST. Paurs Lutheran charges.
tGrk. Pa, recently made vacant by
the death of Rev. Dr. Adam Stumpf.
The salary is $1,000 a year.
Charles 5. Hahn. of Frederick, We'd
nesday afternoon escaped death when
a huge tree on the property Of the
Frederick Female Seminary. colIans-
ed, falling across an automobile in
which Mr.. Hahn was riding. The au-
tomohile was wrecked. Mr. Hahn es-
capped with a few bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lowndes Bennett
ana Miss Harriet Bennett. of Sykes
vile, and Miss Mary Sullivan. OF Bal
umore, left on motor trip to the
Eastern Shore, where they will spend
a week as Miss Sullivan's guests. The
party will camp at a cottage on the
Cox estate. at Perry Hall
Battered into uncOnSciousness and
leg fractured by an angry bull on
the farm OF his brother-in-law. How
ard Charbold. near krallton, Pa. Is
year-old George Hoffman would have
been killed had it not been for the
intervention of neighbors who heard
his cries
The New York Giants and Yankees
received their share of the world
series money. The Giants split SILL
2S9 into 25 shares of $4451 each, while
the Yankees divided their total of
$74.192 into 26 shares of $2S33 each.
the difference between the winning
and losing shares being $159S
1t has been rumored that the con-
victs working on the street in Union
bridge will be moved to the building on
Pennsylvania ave. a former bunk used
by them. after the completion of the
work in the above town and will work
a. NIlO ~ fR'ilAi bIi on liS Milo i''i'
through the winter as the weather
permits.
After terroriZing Wilmington. y.
G.. for Is hours and damaging proper
ty to the extent of thousands of dol
lars. S'OpSv. the big elephant that es-
capped from circus train Monday
night. was captured when she begged
in Greenfield Lake. in the outskirts OF
the city. suits have been filed for
damages.
An accident occurred at the new
barn of the Cement Plant. Union
Bridge, last Saturday in which two
men sustained broken limbs. 1t hap
pncd while TWO brothers-WO lfkill.
of HagerstOwn. We're painting the
walls of the structure when the scat
fold broke. The one man also suffer
ed an injured back in addition II l
compound fracture of his limb.
Hall Reighard. former banker. of
of WilliamSpOrt. Pa. arraigned on Il
charge of larceny, waived hearing
for Court but admitted to the police
that he had been stealing for the past
Il wears A search of his home re-
vealed great quantities OF goods. in
Guiding among other articles, - neck
ties. 10 fountain pens. % pairs of new
gloves. a half dozen sets of ney gar
den hose and five new lawn mowers.
The body of Mr.. T. Fred B0:svert.
who died last Friday at his home near
Carrolltnn. was sent to Baltimore in
an ambulance where it was prepared
for burial and later shipped to the
home of Mrs. Boisvert. at Willard. y.
Y. The funeral was held Monday at
Ovid. \. y. Mr.. Bosvert had many
friends in this city and county, who
express their deep sympathy for the
family.
Judge Strouss sentenced John f.
Daugherty, of Sunbury, Pa, murder
or OF his wife, to serve not less than
Is nor more than 20 years in the
Eastern Penitentiary at labor and 10
pay a fine of $500 and cost of prose-
cution. The Court told him he escap-
ed first degree by narrow margin
Daugherty shot and stabbed his VIE
to death in the Edwin G. Weimer
apartments here more than a year
ago. At his trial he pleaded self-de-
tense.
Those spending Sunday, October l.
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stem. of Bachman's Valley, were Me-
and Mrs. Charles Keefer and son
Howard and daughters, Hilda, 81
Catherine Carr, Oh Blooms; Nj and
Mrs. Nell Simmons. daughter. MildrC,
Edith and son. George, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Strevig. daughter, Pauline
and son. William, of Snyders hurg
Mrs II VI. McCreay and son, Lon
ard. of Northumberland, Pa; H"rber
hex. Truman Stem. Lee hex. Lorraine
Stem, Russell and Chester Doyle
Misses BERTHE Lillian and Grac- Stem
Those who visited at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Wantz, Pennsyl
yania avenue. this city. on Sunday
last were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Warne
and Charles WantZ, of York; Mr.. ant
Mrs. David Myers, of Bachman's Val
ley; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Miller. o
near UniOntown: Mr.. and Mrs. Eel
mer WantZ. of Pleasant Valley. Mr.