The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-10-06

Mr. ], -. OIOWI - eletilhS d 1871
dsnce on Center street.
In the quarterly distribution of
.cbool funds for 1922 Carroll county
niII receive 12,457.75.
ur Steve Weller, this city, left
Monday to take a position as assistant
eional maintainer, near Hagerstown.
Mr., John II. Smelser has moved
,,om East Green street, to a residence
m Eibrty street
rohn ". Garrett spent $36,532.15 to
bs defeated by Senator France for the
domination for United States Senator
David Brice, of Baltimore, died Sep
,ember % and was buried Sunday at
Fbenezer cemetery at Winfield.
The safety gates at the railroad
we're smashed into by an automobile
Saturday, afternoon, breaking one off.
Dr. George f. Baughman has re-
mrned from his vacation to Ocean
City, Md.
Mr. John Skinner, of Baltimore,
vas a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Crowl. Center street.
Mr.. Leeds K. Billingslea is at the
MARYLAND University Hospital, Balti-
more. for an operation. His business
will be carried on as usual.
Edward Gilback, brakeman on the
Union Bridge milk train, who was in
mred al Fulton Station last week, is
recovering.
A counterfeit Federal Reserve S.
note of excellent appearance is be
inc showed" in Baltimore. Three of
them ha Fe been passed this week.
Miss Dorothy Hoff, this city, enter
ed the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
TUESDAY. where she will take up a
course n designing.
william Cabell Bruce, Democratic
candidate for the United States Sem
ate. has mapped out a program to
tour the state He will speak in this
city on Friday night, October 27.
The coal commission has announc-
ed the distribution of anthracite coal
throughout the State. Carroll county
will receive ll,lS1 tons. Last year
1854 Tons were used or received by
the coal dealers.
All mine workers called for jury
duty in I.uzerne county, Pa, remained
at WORK Monday. The Court ordered
summons cancelled in order that an
thracite production shall not be ham
pered.
Five men were killed in landslide
at Elcho Harbor, B. C. The men were
in clubhouse upon which the slide
descended. Four of the men were
buried in debris and one was swept
into the sea and drowned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Shorb and
daughter. Ethel, of Taneytown; Mr.
and Mrs. David Myers and sons, Car
roll and Stewart, of Bachman's Val
ley, spent last Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Wantz, Pennsyl-
yania avenue, this city.
Mr.. Joseph Scott Fears, the Wat
kin's man, had the misfortune OF los
ing part of his Ford while on his
route near Taylorsville, caused by
catching fire. A new body was neces-
Sary, same being replaced by West
minister Realty & ms. Co, agents.
Isadora Duncan and her exuberant
young poet husband, Serge Gessenln,
were permitted to land in the United
States Monday, after the Department
Of Justice had detained them "a hours
TO learn whether the dancer, who ar
rived from Moscow, was courier for
the Russian soviet government.
Helen Bingham, Is years old, OF
West Weverton, Md, was killed Tues
day morning, when she was run down
by an automobile driven by S. A.
Ham, of Frederick, just as she was
about to step abroad the train at View
erton to take her to school at Bruins
wick.
Twelve-year-ol Saro Famalarti fell
from the roof of a four-story tenement
"a New 1OTh hOuudy, SldSpSu IhC
edges of a window box on the third
floor and called for help. As two wom-
en- reached from the window for him.
he loosed his hold and plunged to the
stone courtyard. He smiled when his
mother picked him up, then died.
Passenger train No. 4, leaving here
at GAS D. m. Saturday was wrecked
between Union and Hillen Stations.
The towerman, is said, run the train
IN on 2 track where Pennsylvania
Railroad shifting engine was stand
ing. The W. NJ. engines were damaged
at the front. The Pennsylvania engine
was complete wreck.
= lSadore FiShman, Philadelphia
While roller skating back of a truck
was instantly killed when let go. He
stopped in front of an automobile
which struck him with the above re
suit We notice boys hanging on tc
automobiles while riding bicycles in
thls city. That is another dangerous
act.
Miss Kate Shappell, aged 80 years
hamburg, Pa, committed suicide
Monday morning by hanging hersel
IN the granary on their farm. TIT