The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-06-23

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ADVOCATE. june16-2t
Leroy H. Null, U. S. N, Harvey,
has returned from the West Coast to
the Brooklyn Navy yard. The trip was
made through the Isthmus of Panama
On his arrival at Brooklyn, he secured
a leave of absence and came home to
visit his mother.
Mrs. Mona McAdoo Foster, New
York, widowed sister of William g.
McAdoo. has lost nearly all of $4,000
left her by her husband and is defen-
dant in $4,000 alienation suit aris-
ing out of the secret marriage of her
adopted son, Angelo Scarpia Foster.
First Lieutenant John Magin has
been made Captain of Company H, to
succeed Captain Harry Emigh, who
has resigned. Latimer Elderdlce was
elected First Lieutenant and Dame
Shipley. Second Lieutenant. Captain
Magin with 80 men lett Monday fol
target practice.
"A nOlOICyClG lOOh CldHCe dI q
Ford roadster at Bond and Main
streets Monday morning. The motor
cycle received the worst of the bang
and the rider was injured about the
right leg. His pants leg was torn bad
y. The Ford had the luggage rack
torn from its faStenings.
Lynn W. Meekins, of Baltimore, has
been appointed manager of the New
England district of the Bureau of For
eign and Domestic Commerce, Depart
ment of Commerce. He has been in the
service of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce for six years and
was in charge of the Boston office for
a short time in 1919.
Messrs. William H. Bowers ana
son, Woodrow, William Bloom, Lang
ton Bovd, Monroe Blizzard and Alvey
Killer, of this city, attended the auto
.nouIIe races, at Uniontown, Pa. last
SATURDAY.. The trip was made in Mr..
Bowers automobile. 1t is 200 miles one
way and just took S1a hours to make
the run.
Adam G. Kratzert, AZ years old, died
on the way to the York hospital Mon
day afternoon as a result of injuries
sustained when he was caught between
two freight cars in the yards of the
1ennsvlvania Railroad Company. KRAFT
zert, who resides in Littlestown, is an
extra conductor and was coupling cars
when the accident occurred.
Annie E. and d. Oliver Millender,
trustees. sold Saturday in Hampstead
the following property: Farm contain
ing so acres, located at Shiloh to
Nicholas ]. Walsh, for $4,000; dwelling
house in Hampstead to Harvey Muir
ray, for $500. The mill property was
offered but withdrawn and will be
soI at private sale. NJ. E. Walsh was
the attorney.
Auto drivers fined last week at Mt.
Airy were ]. NJ. Adams, $25, exceeding
35 miles: Harold Doll, $25 Hammond
Easton. SO, no license; E. c. Oren
dorff, $25, exceeding 35 miles; Charles
f. Sheets. $40, fictitious markers; Err
nest l.. Smith, $25, exceeding 35 miles;
Arnold StuH, IS, failure to keep to
right; Fred r. Wiesner, $25, exceed
ing 35 miles.
Two negroes entered the home OF
Mrs Tolley, Cranberry, Saturday af-
ternoon and threatened to shoot her
if she did not promptly get them
something to eat Mrs. Tolley was
frightened so that she consented.
There was no one around the house
but Mrs. Tolley at the time. The ne
Lea off had fhair lnnah
and have not been heard of since.
Sheriff Martin was notified.
What has become OF a jamaican
negro known only as "Cabby" and
who occupied an old shack on the riV-
err at Fourth street, Camden, is puz-
cling the police He disappeared on
June II. Since that time it came to
the ears of Detective that Eric Laisie
II years old, of Milton street, Cam
den, had passed remark that the neg
TO had been shot and the body thrown
overheard. For that reason Laisie is
detained.
Lancelot Jacques, Sr., of Smith
burg, a wealthy fruitgrower and
prominent Republican of Washington
county. delivered a broadside against
United States Senator Joseph Irwin
France in replying to the invitation
of Col John d. Marley of Frederick
! to attend a conference of Republic
cans to be held at Braddock Heights
on June rs, in which he calls on Re
publicans all over the State to de-
/ feat Senator France for denomination
Mr.. Jacques says he only found one
Republican for France in his travels
| in his county.
While the management of Pen-Mar
Park has not completed it's list of
big DAYS scheduled for Pen-Mar this
season the following is partial list:
st. Matthews Lutheran Church, July
6; Woodmen of the World, July ID;
Reformed Church reunion. July 20:
Lutheran Church reunion, July 27;
Presbyterian Church reunion, Aug
ust 3: Improved Order of Odd Eel
lows reunion, August 10; Junior Or
der United American Mechanics re-
union. August IT; Order of Eastern
Star reunion, August %; Knights of
teoIumbus. reuniens August "a; Every
= Il.