The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-05-05

Miss Marvis, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Jones, of Baltimore
county and Mr.. William o. Getting
ham, of Baltimore city, were married
ut the parsonage of the Reformed
church. Manchester, Md, at 10 o'clock
Saturday, the 18th, by the pastor, Rev.
II. ]. Freeman.
Charles w. Morse, New York finan-
cier; his three sons and 20 others,
some prominent in shipping, legal and
brokerage circles, were accused in a
Federal Indictment yesterday with
| having used the mails to defraud in
vestors in the stocks of various
J steamship companies.
Bachman's Union Sunday school
will hold a chicken and clam soup
supper on Tuesday evening, May 9, at
| Bachman's Church in Bachman's Val
| ley. Should the weather be unfavor-
able then it will be held on the fol-
lowing Thursday evening. Supper
! from to 10 o'clock. Come and enjoy
good supper with US.
Seven Peoria, ILL.,, physicians and
two pharmacists were arrested by
Federal officers on charges of consrir
ing to defraud the Government by ILL
cit issuance OF whisky prescriptions
and CT violating the national prohibit
ton act. and warrants are out tor a
score Of other physicians and phar-
maciSts.
| Thirty-two lives were lost when the
French steamer Deputy Albert Hail
! lander. :, vessel of 5000 tons, bound
from Rotterdam for Brest, with 4 car
go of coal, foundered Wednesday
night off the northern coast of Brit
tany during a violent storm. The cap
tain of the ship, the sole Survivor,
was rel ed up by tie Greek steamer
Pelagia.
Conductor Charles L. Evans and En-
gineer Walter Yeakel of the Reading
Railway, trainmen convicted for the
| Bryn Athyn wreck, have filed appli-
cations for pardon with the State Par
don Board, of Pennsylvania. Yeakel
was sentenced to six months and Ev-
ans to nine months in the Montgom-
cry county prison for disobeying or
| ders.
| Mr.. Albert and Miss Ella Anderfuh-
rem, of Westminster, have returned
home after spending several days in
Baltimore and Lauraville, visiting rel
atives and friends. While gone they
also attended the wedding of the lat
ter's niece, Miss Dora Anderfuhren.
| the oldest daughter of Louis Ander-
fuhren. a former resident OF this
county. but now living in Lauraville,
Baltimore county, Md.
Those called on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
McClelland Sunday evening were Mrs.
Arch Keefer and daughter, Kathy-
| leen Belle, Mrs. Thomas Warner and
daughter Louise, Mrs. Harry Cram
mer, Miss Jeanette Robertson, Mr..
Ralph Franklin, and Mr.. J. Pennington
all of Jordan's Retreat; Mrs. Annie
Yingling and daughter, Madaline,
Miss Helen Yingling and son. Dewey,
all of Baltimore; and Mr.. Earl Wag-
ner. near Westminster.
Those spending Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Robertson,
near Jordan's Retreat, were their
children Misses Jeanette, Mabel, Beu-
lah, Rebecca. Nellie, Master Thomas
and Arnold Robertson, all of Jordan s
Retreat: Mrs. Annie Yingling and
daughter. Miss Madeline Yingling,
Miss Helen Yingling, little son, Dew
ey, Messrs. Wade and Leybum Stout
Carroll Yingling, all OF Baltimore;
Mr.. Earl Wagner, near Westminster;
Mr.. Arthur Haines, New Windsor;
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Ecker and daugh-
ters, Pearl and Marguerite, of We'll
don.