The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-28
,,n,y AFTERNOON, APR. 2S, 1922
BRIEFS

\ A our FoTu ''''
.s,t county tax rate is liked at
: On the 500 for 1927
r,te for AlIegany county is
ID Mrs Charles Fisher and
~ :" Rapd street, were guests OF
...ra >" in Washington Sunday
,,to the Opera House more at
--''' carpenters and painters are
.., ,oomodeiing the old play house.
c,orIes Smith. this city, has ac-
n' +, nosition with the Western
'5 ln = Railway. at Hillen Station.
state Tax Commission has or
Is assessment OF real estate in
no counties Of Maryland.
scar shooting his wife four times,
49, INC her clothing on fire. Fred
!. i1Wson. a negro, Philadelphia,
Il rested and held in $1,000 bail.
,,,rr;age license was issued in
,.-ct last week to William 4.
III and Helen V. Runkles, both OF
Ar.
,,. and Mrs. Claude Buckingham,
:, Main street. are being cOngratu-
ID ors- the arrival of 9l2 pound
rgf,sr sunday morning.
N and Mrs. Charles Mackley and
rgs.s, East Main street, were Sun
rssts OF their daughter, Mrs.
nisy Annapolis.
r and MIS-. Joseph s. Stoner and
.y Bond street, spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Winter Bond,
hl.Jurg.
Hne commissioners of Hartford
.uu-y have lodged a protest with the
AZ Tax Commission against a new
,sssment OF real estate.
4 Mss Ada HJbbie has returned to
home, this city, after spending
zs time with Col. D. D. Tompkins,
l., 0glethorpe, Ga.
N Hiss Bertha Miller, of Baltimore,
j. weeks end guest with Mr.. and
/. 1. Walter Hook, Pennsylvania av-
Ne
n M Thomas Rickle purchased four
bstug lo,s located on the corner of
Ink avenue and Liberty street from
T. Charles Rckle for Sl315.
H0: 50fra was found on the farm
E-1l Trostler. Louisville, by an
gsa- Of the Department Of Agri-
E.gE Washington.
Ii bear that the County Commits
|0les will build state road on the
ansy road. commencing at Piney
-si Church and working toward
lg.own.
Two new houses-Mrs. Grace Cop
smith and Mrs. William McCaf-
being erected on the Littles-
u State road, near this city, are
-ng completion.
,sSes BERTHE and Grace Stem had
heir guests Saturday and Sunday
IS Florence Duvall. Ralph Duvall
William Crumbacker, of Den
:s.
u, Z. o. Diffendal, Jr., of Bristol,
IN, who spent 10 days vacation
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. o.
iendal. Bond street, has returned
resume his duties.
We We're visited by a happy wan
ing printer this week. He was
Eng for work. This is the first
VI and out printer to call for some
US. Norris Martin, near this city,
.aL Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
'AA Dish, who is under treatment
an affected foot, at the Union Hos
a. Baltimore.
lew and Mrs. John 3. Ripley and
II4Eeh, have returned to their home,
u! street. after spending several
with the latter's parents at
FIestown. w. Va.
.Sa Margaret Dutterer, of Union
a. a student of Westminster High
'o!, was hit in the face with a
! while attending a baseball game
Wednesday evening. 1t is thought
Dutterer received broken nose.
Is estimated by Agriculture eX-
5 that the damage to fruit in this
AW from the late cold spell is as
o"S Apples. - per cent. killed
'AeS. ~ percent. killed; pears. u
cent. killed.
The first game of the season ST.
us defeated western Maryland
lese here on Saturday afternoon
score Of s to ,. The visitors made
range wallops-two were for
he runs.
'mert o. Young. of New Carlisle
~ son Of the late Lewis Young
merry OF near Middletown. com
Ieu suicide at his home on April
Nv hanging himself in the haymow
Ms barn.
..e'ances centering about the
Ir@c, system employed by some
nj, ,1"uS handling repair work has
4, rIea IN a vote for distribution OF
~ ballots to the 100000 members
,b be railway employees department
1e american Federation of Labor
Ier. tts1artment comprises the six
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