The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-10-13


Mrs. Jacob II. Handley. West Main
street, who was reported sick last
week, is greatly improved.
! Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stoner and
children. and Mrs. c. r. St0ner. neal
Sells Station. suent Sunday with MIR
and Mrs. f. o. Diffendal, Bond street
! A marriage license was Issued at FL
licott City to Glen Gowman. Carroll
county. and Marie +. Randall, How
ard county.
Mr.. Norman Magins. this city. while
riding on a maintenance car Wednes-
dav. ran over a dog which threw him
off. breaking bone in his wrist.
Those that visited Mr.. and Mrs. F
f.. Schneider last week we're Mr.
Frank Frick. Charles Prick. of New
York. Mr.. VIM. Prick and Mr.. How
ard Irwin. of Baltimore.
Charles W. Warner. colored
Charles street. who is recovering
from a case of grip, wants to express
his appreciation to his friends who
so kindly remembered him during his
illness.
Mr.. s. c. Stoner. West Main street.
is attending the meeting Of the United
Lutheran Church SYNOD and Lutheran
brotherhood at Buffalo. y. y. Mr..
Stoner was selected as delegate
from Grace Lutheran Church.
Western Maryland College football
aggregation was defeated 81 to by
Franklin and Marshall pig skin hand
lers. at Lancaster. Pa. Saturday. TINS
is the first defeat for the home team
They will do better the next time.
As result of Federal tests OH the
farm of Howard England. near Zion
eight of his 10 cows were condemned
on account of tuberculosis. and the
entire herd Of 10 on the farm of Ell
gene Racine. ncl@hhoflnS FARMER
were also condemned.
Thomas Jackson. employed Ivy
James Wright. Il farmer at Village
Green. Pa. had Il remarkable escape
from fatal injuries when Il tractor
engine. owned bv Wright. which ht
was operating. plunged through q
plank bridge.
Governor Albert c. Ritchic has ap'
noinred ex-State Senator Harvey l.
Conper. of Denton. State Insurance
Commissioner. to succeed Thomas j
Heating. Of Centreville. who was ap'
pointed Associate Judge of the Sec
ond Judicial Circuit.
Despondcnt over the loss OF ms
sight. Frank Pordan. 4 prosperous
farmer. residing ut Brainards. y. j.
committed suicide by shooting through
the mouth. His wife and daugh'
fer. hearing the shot. found his hoaI
in the cellar.
Total registration At Harvard nj
versitv Of 62G5 students. brcaink& inc
nreyinns record of 6073 set last year
was announced. The College is larger
than ever before with 21i5 men en-
rolled. although the freshmen rlaSS
falls short of the record number thai
entered in 1921.
Enraged because Mrs. Joseph Mat
thewS refused to elCpe with MN
Charles VI. Shinn. of Philadelphla.
Saturday shot and wounded her anf
her father-in-law ut their home II
Cookstown. \. j.. brought the unc2n
scipus woman to hospital al lfen
ton and then ended his own life VIII
three bullets in the head.
when Pearl White. motion-pictur'
L. Of q
ema thrill-making she returned to ne
: Fortv-ninth street apartment, IL
! New York. to find a genuine Shoci
awaiting her. Burglars. she tod th'
nolice had gotten into the place dur
inc the afternoon and made ava!
with gems and jewels valued at 80
600.
Harry Frey. of Bethlehem. Pa. ag'
36. died from a fractured skull an'
other injuries suffered when trai
! lev car hit the express team ne WA
driving. Tile car hit the horses AM
knocked them down. The mpac
threw Frey off the seat 10 the street
One of the horses in attempting Il
arise trampled on Frey's face. badl
crushing it.
Those spending Sunday at the h"n'
OF Nj. and Mrs. George Stem.
rlrhmmn's Valley. were Mr.. ami AIRS
Howard Baker. daughter. Marie. C"th
crime. of Enterprise .ir. an" Mrs
Kester of Taylorsville: Misses Der
tie. Hazel. and Melvia Farver, Of Ne'
Windsor: Harry Stem. John Copper
smith. RAYMOND Coppersmith, Hamp
stead: Walter Stem. Baltimore; vii
bur and Ralph Duvall. Ralph Leese
Wilbur Carr. Earl Smith. Elton l'r"st
Howard Cole. John Michel, Lee I''N
Chester Doyle. Herbert IbeA, jos
tByCr5 and John Il rs. Jr.