The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-07
BRIEFS

guest of Mr.. w. Frank Thomas.
Mrs. William NIitten, East Main
street, has moved to New Windsor.
The Charles Carroll School will
hold its local defamation contest
April II. at 7.30. All are invited.
L. S. Department of Agriculture re-
ports hog cholera on the premises OF
Roland Banks, Knollwood.
Mr.. John Beard has moved to the
property he purchased from Mr.. Geo
Batson.
Don't forget to attend the Easter
bazar at Chas. w. Kings office, to-
night.
President Harding today proclaimed
April % as a golden anniversary OF
Arbor Day.
Mr.. John Cassell, of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with relatives IN
this city.
Mr.. Robert Zahn, Webster street
has purchased the Leo Davis farm, at
Shipley.
MIR. Paul Zahn, of Baltimore, has
moved to the farm of his brother, MI
Robert Zahn, at Shipley
Court Stenographers Harry G. Ber-
wager has moved his office in with
States Attorney Brown, Court street
Mr.. Jones, of the Henry Watson Aid
Society. will tell of their work at the
Woman's Meeting on Thursday after
noon.
Ex-senator Wade H. D. Warfield, OF
Svkesyille. has announced his candi-
dacv for Congress from this congress
iOnal district.
Miss Edith Lindsay, of Union
Bridge. is guest of her aunt, Mrs.
William Yingling, Pennsylvania ave
nue..
The Westminster Mill & Body Co
Inc works on John street, have about
COMPLETED the largest van ever bullt
in Maryland. 1t is mounted on MACK
chassis and goes to Baltimore, Nd.
Levi Zahn, East Green street, re
ceiyed a badly cut and bruised face
Monday evening when he happened
with motorcycle accident. DIR. Foutz
treated his hurts.
The middies at Annapolis are in ar
uproar over the appointment of a ne
gro as a candidate to the Annapolis
Naval Academy by Congressman AS
orges, of New York.
After losing his money playing pok-
er, Paul Pukur, of Chester, Pa, ran
knife in the back of Harry Ostakls
making a cash 20 inches long, which
required 80 stitches to close. Ostakis
may not recover.
The Melvue Hotel, near Lake Roy
err. Pen-Mar. has been sold by Mrs. An
ders, Woodsboro, to the Jewish Wei
fare Society of Baltimore, to be con
Quoted on the same line as the Vaca'
tioR Lodge at Blue Ridge Summit.
A festival will be held at Jordan's
Retreat School on Good Friday even
ing, April IA, beginning at o'clock
Cake, ice cream. and confectionery or
sale. If the weather is unfavorable, i
will be held on the following night.
The Glee Club of Hoods College, o
Frederick. will give a concert in Alum
nj Hall. at Western Maryland College
ON April 81, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Reformef
Church.
We have read of various things be
ing carried away by thieves. but thl:
is the first time we have ever heart
of stealing a locomotive and gettins
away with it. This happened at Mil
ford, Del.
The time clock used by the corpora
ton was stolen from the door at thu
Advocate Office Monday night. Thu
clock had a key attached which is us
ed to punch a clock carried by Office
Bowers on each trip he makes afte1
night.
Don't forget the big communit!
meeting at the Armory on Thursday
April 18th, at 7.30 p. m. Stone Chape
Community Orchestra will furnish mu
sic Free moving pictures will b
shown. Dr. Bomberger and prominen
local speakers will be present.
Mr. Ezra Spangler, of Mayberry, ha
sold his farm to Mr.. Thomas Memo
cher. of Baltimore and Mr.. Menoche
and wife moved into their new HON
this week. The sale was made throug
the Real Estate & Insurance Office C
Crawford & Company, Westminster.
H. r. Wilder, of Harrisburg, VIII
was convicted of exposing lotter
tickets for sale on charges preferre
by Walter ]. Ablonoski, who said h
held ticket for which he paid s
bearing the number emitting the holt
er to 100000, which he did not get.
Mr. F. Neale Parke is representa-
the Ellicott City Times in $500
libel suit brought by Stephen w. Gan
Drill, floor leader of the House of De
egates. which is in progress in How
ara County Circuit Court. Judge Wn
Z. Thomas is on the bench,