The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-17

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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Elseroad spent
Monday in Westminster.
Operator Frank T. Butler, who had
been i'll with the grip, returned to his
position last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Levy, of Gath
ers. celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary at their home Wednes-
day.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Wednesday to Russell P.
Ham. Reisterstown, and Nellie B.
Eckard New Windsor.
State Comptroller William S. Cor
dy. Jr. announced Wednesday the
amount of school tax for Carroll
county, which is $22,949. Sc.
Ivan Gambler, John street, the Ford
expert at Fisher Motor Company, is
the happiest man in the city. He has
912 pound son at his home.
Anders Bros. of Union Bridge, have
purchased a Nash-Six seven passen-
ger touring car thru Frounfelter
Bros.
The stork left 91a pound suffra-
gette at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whitmore, Pennsylvania avenue, yes
terday.
From the daily papers we read that
business is improving. So we notice,
but only with Sheriff Martin, as he
has about 10 Sheriff sales for this
month It is excellent in that way.
Lee F. Ward, near Gambler, who
was to have sale of stock and farm
ing implements, March IS. postponed
the sale until March q, on account
of the Indictment weather.
Miss Catherine Foutz won the decla-
nation contest last evening at the
Armory in a contest with l6 others
of the senior class of Westminster
High School Quite good audience
attended and were pleased with the
evenings program.
A oliver" converted into a still
has been discovered in the barn Of
Frank Nivakas, farmer of Whitman
tic, Conn. in a raid by Federal pro-
hibition agents The gas tank, radia-
tor. feed-pipe and hood were features
of the apparatus. Sufficients' liquor
was found to order Nivakas appear
ance in Court.
Widely known as the boy with the
iron chest" on many South Jersey
basketball floors where his powerful
physique has attracted attention,
Ralph S. Carlton has won new right
to the title Attempting to leap aboard
an auto-truck for ride to his home,
Carlton tripped and fell under the
car. So well did his powerful chest
muscles protect him, however, that
although the rear wheel passed over
his BODY surgeons at the Zurbrugg
Hospital Riverside, could find no
evidence of external or internal in
juries.
Young Peoples Christian EndeavOr
Union are holding a one-day institute
in the Methodist Protestant Church
today. Carroll NJ. Wright, field secre-
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ions. talk on education; spiritual, by
George r. Smith, superintendent OF
junior societies of Maryland; social,
with address by Walter Reid Heath,
treasurer of Maryland union, and in
spirational, address at night session
by Clarence G. Hamilton, of Boston,
field secretary of the national union.
The Carroll county union is said to be
the largest in the state.
! The State Road from Union Bridge
to New Windsor will begin at the end
of the mile of State road running east
from New Windsor and built some
years ago, by Waltz's Mill, touching
the outskirts of Linwood and thence
on the north side of the railroad
through the farms of Harry Reese,
Nm. Stem. Frank Englar, NJ. T
Haines and VIM. Haines. The new
road will run over much private
ground in order to eliminate numer-
Gus heavy grades and sharp turns
which now exist over the old road bed
This necessitated to secure the q
rights of-way, each Of which re-
quired not less than two signatures