The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-09-29


Coal has dropped $500 on a ton at
The mines, according to reports.
Misses Edna Miller and Elizabeth
Stocksdale, of Finksburg, have &C
cepted positions in Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry Rosenstock observed THE
Jewish New Year by closing his two
stores on Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. II. L. Benson will return from
his vacation and resume his music
classes, October End.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Miller,
East Green street, who spent some
time in New York, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mobley enter
tanned Sunday Mr.. Daniel Wright and
Mr.. Lawrence Baker, of Hanover, Pa.
4 number of local maccabees from
this city and New Windsor attended
the annual convention OF the order at
Annapolis, this week.
Mr. Francis Neal Parke, OF the firm
Of Bond S2<Parke, is one of four at
iorBeys defending Harry B. Wolf, Bal
tiHore.
Mr.. Harry Tawney was much pleas
ed with the Hampden game Of ball on
Sunday 1t must have been a dream
from reports.
1t is reported that bus route will
be started between Westminster and
Union Bridge in the near future, max
ing two round trips daily.
You can register next Tuesday Oc
tober 3 and Tuesday, October 10.
These are the only registration days
this fall.
The New York Giants won its
eighth championship in the National
League Monday when they defeated
St. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Stoner, this
city, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kindig, of
Union Mills, attended the Lancaster
Fair Wednesday.
\ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long, OF Tan
\nery, are receiving congratulations
\fer the arrival of 10l2 pound son.
10Th mother and son arc getting
aSpg fine.
r. and Mrs. Charles Mackley and
Mr.Noseph S. Stoner, this city, spent
SatuNav and Sunday with Mr.. Mack
Ieys Sn-in law, Mr.. Mundy, at Anna
Martin Plateness, 65, Kansas City,
han, packing company employee, was
sufocatedNy salt when a high pile
which he>wS shoveling collapsed and
buried hinlA
Misses Catherine Albaugh and Julia
Walsh. this, yity, returned to st.
Mary's Seminary, Howard county,
Wednesday,, wAfe they will take up
a course Of stuees.
Mr.. and Mrs. larry Bond and son,
Chesley. of Washington, have return
ed after visit toMrs. Bonds moth
or. Mrs. G. W. Frizell, East Green
street.
Mrs. Jesse King, oil Owings Mills,
is dangerously Ill Will slight hopes
of recovery. Mr.. Frank ling, of Cum
berand was called to he bedside
OF MS mOtneT-
Miss Bertha Hartman ard friend,
Mr.. Pierce Thompson, q Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with Mss Har-
mans parents, Mr.. sud MIS- Peter
Lahgbman. "
Misses Madeline Spencer, MaNline
Biggs. Mossrs. Baynard Little, vii
bur Bollinger and William FrloeH.
all students of State Normal semi
Towson. spent the weeks END at INV
respective homes
Joseph L. Matthias has closed COZ
tracts TO furnish elaborate monument
for the cemeteries for the burial IL
of Mrs Mary Hall, in Druid Ridge an
ConewagoeChape in Lancaster coui
ty, Pa.
Tho Woman's Missionary Society
St. Johns Lutheran Church Will me-
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Il! @ReeS
Wednesday afternoon, October 4,
o'clock. Every member and frlel
welcome.
For operating an automobile Wit
out license and without tags, aL
with being intoxicated vim
Stoops, Of Chestertown, was nm
$191.S5 and jailed in default by Ma
istrate Coursey.
Poisonous ''moonshine' WINS
caused the death of William Hosu
aged A. of Adamstown, Pa tather
seven children. An examination OF
body by the Coroner showed uet
was due to drinking the liquor
The State Board of Prison Cont
selected Dr. NJ. B. Stewart OF Laul
to serve as physician to the Ho'
OF Correction, beginning OCTOBER l.
place of DR.. Frank E. Shipley'
declined to ask for another term
Edward c. Mash, editorial auVi
for HARPER C Brothers and wiz
known critic and short-story VIII
accidentally shot and killed hlln
while hunting, Sunday on his cou1
place in Paw1ing, n: Y. MT. MA
was climbing over wall wnen