The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-14

when the thermometer said zero?
Civic League will meet Thursday
July 20. at the residence of Mrs. Chas
Klee, East Green street.
The Luray Caverns excursion ovel
the w. NJ. r. Sunday has been post
poned.
Miss Gonso Blizzard, Flohrville, is
spending a month with her grand
mother. Mrs. E. b. Flohr, Westminster
Pleasant Valley Union Sunday
school will hold its picnic on July %
Music will be furnished by the P. o. S
of A, Band. ..t -,a-...
The Gwynn Oak Bus Line will
change its schedule tomorrow by re-
turning to its schedule, leaving here
at a. m. and p. m: for Baltimore.
Mr.. T. E. B. Hartsock and daughter,
Roanoke. Va, spent Wednesday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. AL
baugh. this city. Mr.. HartSock is tray
cling by automobile, and spent yes
terday at Gettysburg.
Westminster Realty & Insurance
Co. report the following sales: John
Miner farm. near Pleasant Valley, to
Squire d. Kalar, of Montrose, w. Va,
and the VIM. A. Chenoweth property
on East Main street, to Frank p. My
ers and wife.
Byran ByerS, near Keysville, was
injured in an automobile wreck last
Monday a week, when his Ford car
was struck by a MarmOn touring car.
on the Taneytown State Road at
The occupants in the Ford
were thrown out and the Marmon
The latter car is badly damag-
ed. while the Ford rambled along just
the same.
II. Luther Harbaugh, Thurmont, fell
from a load of hay about ten days
ago and was seriously injured. On the
of = urm and while hur
rying into the barn on the Favorite
farm at JimtOwn with a load of hay,
the ladders tilted and threw him to
the ground He suffered slight con-
cussion of the brain which rendered
him unconscious for several hours
He also sustained injuries to the back.
w. l.. iSeabrook, this city, who
picks the Republican winners for
Carroll county, was selected by
John Marley to help trot-out Gar
rctt to lick the boots off of Sen
ltor Joseph l. France, candidate for
denomination for U. S. Senate. The
was held in Baltimore. A
Baltimore politician announces that
the sO-called leaders of the Republic
can party will have their hands full
putting out France"
With her little body suddenly turn
ed into a flaming torch, Laura War
mouth. Z years old, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
alinched her little fists and gritted
Ter little teeth and refused to make
IN Outcrv, fearing that it would take
away her mother who recently re-
urned from hospital. Mrs. George
Yarmouth, the mother, had under
gone an operation. her heart condi-
ion was bad and the family had been
warned that any excitement might
cause her death. This was impressed
On the mind of Laura.
Charles R. Wilson. storekeeper of
Plane No. 4, near Rdgeville was vic
timized by thief Saturday evening
ut dusk huge limousine stoned in
front of his store. 1t was occunief by
4 fashionably gowned woman and two
dapper men. One of the men leaned
from the machine, approached Wilson
IN the store and asked him to look at
his machine headlights. as he thought
a lamn had burned ont. While thew
were alking the second occupant of
the machine Joined them. and Wilson.
still listening to the first stranger.
walked out to the machine. On re-en-
terinG the store Wilson found the cash
register standing omen. He estimates
his loss to be 1924.
The following were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Brumgard. of near I'm
ion Mills. on Sunday, July 2: Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Rosh and daughter. Kathe-
lene. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Geiman and
son. Truman, Mr.. and Mrs. CLAYTON
BrumGard. and children. Ruth. Earl.
woodrow. Ethel, George. Garman and
Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. William Brum-
pard and son. Gleason. Mrs. Alice
Shepn and Mrs. Gertie Koontz, Of
Pennville; Earl and Clair Frock. Mr..
and Mrs Claude Feeser and DAUGHTERS
t'len and Ruth. Mr. apd Mrs. Claude
Rrum"ard and Mrs. Amos Feeser of
near there. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
E""ser and daughter, Nadine, of Deep
Run
Sevcntv-tw0 suits. totaling over ST.
1000 in claims for damares. were
illed Wednesday in the Allegheny Cir
"uit Court AGAINST the Western Mary
'"nd RaiIroad COMPANY by tho firm of
walsh. tIu@hes. Heskntt G Wi1Iiams.
Nf Cumberland for n number of min
"rs ""d othnr residents Of Thomas. w
Va. The suits follow the wrecking of n
Western MARYLAND naGepnpnr car on
Juno %. in which the State Constabr-
'arv OF WcSt VIRGINIA hid rlaced about
100 men and women at Thomas. for
TRANSFORMATION to Parsons.