The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-10

Charles Sipc. %, contractor. and
Cecil Carter. 80 former employe,
died Election Day from wounds sus-
tanned Monday night when the two
men fought duel at the home OF
Sipe. They used revolvcrs after S1pe
accused Carter Of paving attentions
to Mrs. Sipe.
Mr.. Albert Anderfuhren and his
cousin. Miss Ella Anderfuhren, aiier
visiting relatives and friends in PM.
adclphia. Phoenixville, Reading, LIn-
caster. York and Baltimore, have re
turned home, having spent pleasant
time with their friends and seeing
rlaccs of interest.
The Mauretania, which arrived at
New York Friday. broke the speed
record between Cherbourg Break
water and Ambrose Light, covering
the distance in > days I hours and s.
minutes. This is l hour and II min
utes better than the previous record.
also held by the Maurctania.
Support by the North Carolinl
Methodist Protestant Conference for
the denomination theological sera-
mary at Westminster. was asked a
Sundays session OF the conference
at Henderson, ~ c., in an address by
the Rev, J. II. Eidcrdicc, president Of
the seminary.
The ladies Of Bachmans Lutheran
Church Bachman's Mills, will hold Il
fried chicken and Countrf ham sup
per in the basement of the church on
Thursday evening, November 2%, or
on FRIDAY u in case Of bad weather.
Suppers served from ) to 10 y. m.
Ice cream, cake, homemade candies,
etc, on sale.
The second of the series of dances
to he given by Company II. First In
fantry. Maryland National Guard, at
its Armory in Westminster, will he
FRIDAY evening, December Sth, 1922
at y. m. There won't be any eats.
nor prizes, nor servants nor elab0r-
ate decorations the music-Gh,
Boy.
DR.. II. c. Shancr, of Harrisburg,
Pa, was Il guest OF his brOthcr-in-law,
Mr.. Charles Brown, East Main street.
las werk. DR.. Shaner contemplate
moving to this city for year in
hopes of bcncfitting his health. lie
has ECcn advised by a specialist 20
rest up for year. We welcome you
Doctor.
William +. Bartholomew. Of Sun
bury, Pa. rounded out p years as a
city mail carrier. He WAS ono Of the
original three appointed in that city,
when the grass grew on the village
green. He estimates that he has walk
ed twice around the globe. or 10000
miles. and has worn out 100 pairs OF
srOcS.
The work of constructing high
WAYS bv the State Roads Commission
in the district comprised by Frederick
MONTGOMERY. Howard, Carroll ans
. Washington counties will close down
! November u, il was learned Monday
night. Every effort is being made t
complete the roads now under con
struction before that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross d. Murphy, O
New Windsor. are located for The
winter at 1901 Walnut street, Phila
delphia Pa. Prof. Murphy is assist
, ing in the department of Psychology
l at the University Of Pennsylvania anf
also pursuing graduate work in Psy
chologv and Education. Mrs. Murphy
/, will do some work at the University
during the winter.
J.. Jack Kennedy. veteran Missouri
= train robher, known as the "quai
I hunter" and Harvey Logan, forme'
/ railroad employee, were shot ant
killed Friday at Nuremberg. Mo, b!
post office inspectors. after they ha'
= robbed a mail car on SOuthDCunt
i passenger train of the st. Louis ant
+ San Francisco Railroad. The stole1
mail, about 100 registered letters
was recovered.
p The apparent trivial incident which
occurred Monday night at the meet
ing of the striking shOpmen in Hag
erstown. when Thomas +. Carroll, un
t ion organizer. who has been directin!
the shoDmen's strike on the Western
= Maryland Railroad, is alleged tC
1 have assaulted f. G.. Route, a striker
. appeared to have opened a breach il
= the ranks OF the strikers. Route !:
= quoted as saving he believed the mel
, had lost their fight. The ouSting o
Carroll and the ending of the strik'
+ appeared likely. A warrant is out fo
t Carroll'S arrest on an assault charge
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