The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25
BRIEFS.

The SAG train was delayed over am
hour Sunday 4By the cylinder head Or
the engine blowing 0ut. ri,. NJ. -t-
Zion LADIES' Aid S6eiedt will meet
the first Thursday In May ial the home
of Joshua OwingR iat I'm me- Y. y
Tomorrow, Confederate n. Memorial
Day, will be e@1eDfaeea A1M alabama,
Florida, Georgia aMaf A4ilhtnninpi. f1.+
The colorea foll4 Of th6e h1ty all
tended q ball given WI tlrettl larstOWA
Eaeter Monday might. evening
was enjoyed and MOT q SaAler was, fn
sight. i'iEf3lffif +! Il 4 Z ..t-
One of the largest eROWtls$to VIZ
ness q show tuI the, Opera House
packed the house Monday .GTuhing TO-
see the play Ten Nights In a Bar
Room" -:s ys..s ~ .5.4 s 44+.,.t s... y
Am oratorical icaNtegt Will take
place at Alumni Hall tGnfghl between
Western Maryland, ST. J0hMs, Wash
ington and Marylan& tAgI1e1ituraF
Colleges. 'ft: lEg ss.zli.E -.sA n
Senator Wade R. Rs MafReld has
announced his cRRdidaeT 4@ra Feelee-
Etion totAe5MaFFla4lik kEehale lesat the COM
ing election according to tAe Balti-
more Star. E M t13f- vi fi l,a -- !.
Lewis a, Koontz, ON tfe John
Dnyall farm, IN Ffanklihii district,
sent 10 this Office rye heads. measure
ing over inches. The crop fs nearly
all headed ;t. .63t-!s.4 -,t +.:-, n
Mr.. @. G. CorEsr East Man street,
who is travelling through. PiOridas
sent o. DeX OF oranges 90 hlM brOtheT,
Joshua Corhiny that me pinhed from
a tree in an orange orchard, ..... t.
Several members Of the Church Of
God were baptized in . stream On the
property of y. I'D lGr0wf Center street.
Sunday afternoon Several hundred
people witnessed the bapiisiBEi
| John .Haines, son af mr. and Mrs.
Russell Hainess East Green w street.
who recently enlisted iM the Merchant
Marines left On Wednesday Rof Boston
where he Wil9 De stationed.
Corporal Edward =. ShriveR,. son or
Mrs. Keener $hriver, t1lfS city, has
been transferred from Paris Island
lS. c., To the q. M gefgeRns Training
School, Marine BarTaeM4, FgDHqUlk, Va.
The latest serial -TAe ron Test
starts i'm this iseae and wall continue
for 15 weeks, giving a chapter each
week. The Star taeatre Will run the
fstory on the serene coEntneneiug May
j3 ',s ssfa il. .Stt-. a51 a51 ia mimi f
\ The Missionary and Ala Society oi
~. Benjanin's LutheFRn church viii
\ meet at the home = Of Mrs. James
Stoner, Thursday, May A., faa 1.30 p,
, "a. # is hoped that al members viii
be present: " IVY.
4 All truckers and farmers interested
Il linn selling garden and farm products
lin Westminster are asked to- meet An
Ithe County Agents Rfitca5 Saturday
lAprll 2G, at 1g.4@ a. EpAsg 1t9 aigUuyu
Iarla..S Salnelta .fot Icelfb f1HaElh0t M NJ
n Am embarrassment will be held al
Salem school TaesdaEs MaW 6. Il
the weather is unfay0rables 1t will bt
held on May F..,, refreshments of ICY
ii cream, etc, will be sold. Proceeds
lfOr benefit Of Red Cross and library
I Through the kindness OF the people
in and around Westminster Mrs. VIA
Arthur, Mrs. VIM. Young and Mrs. H
IL. Lee Hutchins were able tO send
4 four crates Of fresh eEgaatOS theS sick
land wounded soldiers 1at EURt Me
4 Henry for Easter, On account Of the
tinclement weather the canvass was
llimited. Many. persons declared theJ
would have given TO the cause had
they known of 10. -nf+-
n Among those from this city whe
!. attended the Costume Ball for the
benefit Of the l16th Infantry, 29tn
\ Division, at The Fifth Regiment
ArmOry, Baltimore, Wednesday, April
! % were Misses katherine Ramer
Y Louise Miller, Dorothy RaineE
Corporal E1tingg ill., Reifanider, Mr
Paul Smith; and MIR. Mitchell Fornora
of New York; who was the guest oi
Y corporal Eltinge u. Reifsnider My
and Mrs. Arthur P. Rainey, Ghaperon-
ed the party.
II Brewing of beer will stop, next
Il Thursday, May !, under the food CON
Tservation act or November 2f. 1918,
N it was said at the Internal Revenue
Bureau. This prohibition will affect
all beer, including that now being
produced by many manufacturers
containing "a per cent alcohol, foq
! which the Internal Revenue au-
liberties now issue revenue stamps
without having decided specifically
whether this production violates en-
I! listing laws and regulations.
: A very pleasant day was spent al
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert I'D
Ward, OF Eastview, on Sunday, April
20, in celebration of Mrs. Wards
birthday. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ward, Mrs
I'M. II. Weidner, Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. F. Weidner, Mr. and Mrs. $. "a.
Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. John Leffert, JR..
Misses BERTHE Ward, Leona Ward,
Catherine Leffert, Margaret Cross,
Masters Walter Ward, George Ward,
Elwood Dobson, Norval LefFert and
little Burnett Cross, Jr. Y
"A delegation OF 80 people from
n Manchester were before the Couhly
Commissioners on Tuesday morning
In the interest Oh building macadam
road through the town. After hear
ing the pleas OF the spokesn1en and
their proposition OF raising the
necessary. funds 20 push the bulb
Ting oe the road the commissioner
feonsenfed Ito put over their part
The State Is to furnish 6D PSF cent
ard! the county and town eacl = H0
" raise 25 per cent of the expense
NJ Manchester is badly in need lR a
II good s.Ieet through their. town and
I'VE believe the commissioners have
lacted wisely in helping along the
II Improvement The town is connect