The Democratic advocate., 1922-09-08

friday AFTERNOON, SEPT. s. 1922
BRIEFS

. NJ on L1OuOCdCN INIhGl ll4S hCGh.
Mrs. Annie Farver. of Baltimore. is
visitor to Mrs. James A c. Bond
3avner Green, of Tannery, who has
zen sick, is able to be out again.
On account of rheumatism C. Eiler,
4. Ladiesburg, drove his automobile
rto a semaphore in Frederick.
Miss Oda Ament, of Baltimore,
.,ent the weeks end with Miss La
rue Arnold, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Jacob Weller, Carroll street,
4 j; spending some time with her son,
Nr. Roy Weller, Hagerstown.
Mr. Thomas Anderson, Of Sykes
Vile. has received his commission as
notary public for Carroll county.
Mr.. David Walsh. of Baltimore,
,pent few days with his family here
ihs week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladhill and Mr.. and
vrs. Frank Stewart, this city, motor
cd to Lancaster. Pa, on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Caeser, of
yew Jersey. are visiting Mrs. Ed
Hard Eckenrode.
A nude man was found floating in
quarry hole on Falls Road. Balti
vre. His identity is unknown.
Mr.. Granville Baughman, of Pitts
srgh. Pa. was a guest of his sister,
yrs. John Murphy, West Main street.
The public schools in Carroll cOun
. v opened Tuesday. St. Johns school
Il viii open Monday.
Miss Margaret Little, West Main
street and Miss Mollie Manahan, East
Green street, spent several days this
week in Atlantic City, \. J.
Miss Rita Hoff, East Main street,
left Wednesday for the Johns Hop
Hns' University where she will go in
training for u nurse. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Anders, and
4 Mss Alberta Sinnott mOtored to
Boyce. Va. to visit Mr.. Stanley An
Il .ers, Of that place.
Mrs. George II. Beck and son,
N Charles. of Petersburg, Va, are spend
1g some time with her mother, Mrs.
Tlomas Sinnott, John street.
N. John Groves, of Washington,
Flt several days this week with
Edward l.. kaufman, "Elkheim
im"
Hiss Mamie Massicot, Of Baltimore,
rs a weeks end guest OF her par
E,s, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Massi-
cot, Pennsylvania avenue.
n Mrs. Charles Reckert. Of Washing
Ton, D. C.. was a guest of her par
EMS. Mr. and Mrs Amos w. Warner,
near this city. several days.
Five COWS were struck by lightning
and killed on the farm of Frank Ford,
near Unionville. y. Y, Tuesday, dur
ng thunder storm.
Mrs. Harry V. Mancha was brought
home from the Maryland University
Hospital where she was taken for
Treatment. She is little improved.
Misses Mary and Julia Leahy,
John street, have returned to
their home after having spent their
vacation N Buffalo, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ryland and
daughter. Lucille. of Hagcrstown, :
spent several days last week visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ry-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weller.
Five soldiers at Camp Meade made
an attempt to rob the Citizens Ma (
tiOnil Bank at Laurel. Md, at >
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. All were
arrested
Miss Charlotte Walter, East Main +
street has entered the Maryland Uni
VerSitv Hospital, Baltimore, where
she Will take a three years course in
tanning
Four persons were killed and one ;
seriously injured when a touring ear .
running at high speed crashed into !
telegraph pole on a curve near
Bridgeville. y. Y. i
Mr., George Arnold, who spent his
summer vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Alfred Arnold. Pennsylvania
avenue. left for the University of Viz
sna. Charlottesville, yesterday TO re-
sume his course of studies. il
Ihe Internal Revenue Department.
Washington, announced that the Bal
umore Concentration Warehouse
company. Baltimore. will be used to
store the surplus whiskey in ware
louSe in this section of the country.
Nine men were killed and seven
zen injured August 81 by an explos-
on IN Mine No. 4 of the Canadian
OoIleries Dunsmire, Ltd. The cause
the explosion has not been deter
mined.
ihlrtv-fOur murders are reported
lar this year in Baltimore. the
n'e number that shows on the rec
nv, C,uS lor the first eight months of 1921.
ony "a murders are on record for the
su''re year of 1920.
, Eour persons were hurled over a
rh fence into cornfield. two of
S"om were possibly fatally injured