The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13
BRIEFS.

Gore have returned home after spend
ing several days IN Washington.
DIR. and Mrs Lynn eoane, PhIla-
Ilelphia. spent the week Nth Mr.: and
Ars. Claude Allglre, Haat Green
1treet.
Private David 2. Byers. Company
II, SI3fh infantry recently returned
from Trance spent several days With
his wife. near this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton, sons, Carl
and Joseph, daughters, Sarah and
Hester. Of Baltimore spent Wednes-
day afternoon With Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles y LoeEard, staIewood.
Mrs. Robert Campbell and dangh-
ter, Nellie and niece, Mary Lambert,
have returned to their home In Bal
timore after spending some time With
their cousins, Mrs. Lora Murphy and
Mrs AlYerta Gore, OF Gambler.
From the number Of auto
mobiles on the streets N
this city Saturday night It
resembled parking place on st.
Paul street, Baltimore The old burg
IS getting more Ike New York every
day.
Lloyd Bell, Russell sehaeffer, IN
Their Bankard. Walter Savers, Nor
man boyle Dewitt Skunk and Albert
Mitten. al Of Company D. 311th Ma
chine Gun Battalion and ODER
Sehaeffer have received their Dis
charges and are At their homes IN
this city.
A fine driving horse owned by Mr.
james Smith, Union Bridge, led
Wednesday morning while he was On
a visit 70 his daughter. IRIS. II. d.
Towble. Vest Nan street The horse
got loose and wandered u the entry.
where i became FAST and died from
exhaustion by trying to free Itself.
Methodlsts in his Area are expect
ed To raise STs0o00 n the naSt
eleven 1ays, to complete the Area
quota = he great Centenary fund for
world relief, exaugelisfle and eduea-
iional projects. The full quota Tor
thla Area. s7,159.0o0 in 81 probability
will be fully pledged by June 18th.
Twin beds received The emphatic
Endorsement of the Kentucky Court
of Appeals, at Frankfort. KY, when
Judge Settle wrote his opinion in ne
divorce case OF Emma burton against
Alfred burton The court ruled that
he was not entitled TO divorce On
the ground OF abandonment because
the couple occupied twin beds.
Mr.. and Mr.. Annaon Hughes.
their infant child and hrs. u Z.
Lowe. of CherrYdaie, VI. were Il
Frederick City Hospital suffering
with severe decorations md bruises
as the result Of an automobile asci-
dent near RidFexIlle Saturday even
ing, Mrs. Loves condition j.
serious. The automobile upset.
caused by the steering gear Foing
wrong.
Mrs. Cynthia Sullivan. so years
old, s.. Louis. vent ont 10 NAL 4
letter. She found boz With broken
glass IN il and ; sign: pull down
The hook She pulled down the hook
through the aperture caused b. he
broken glass, stuck the letter in he
box and went On her way. Hardly
had she left when there Kas a eIang
OF gonga and IiTe-hghiIng apparatus
allied the streets The letter .as
found IN the fire box.
State Treasurer Frank Myers. IhiH
city, delivered N address on rural
postal conditions II the annual meet
InR Of the Frederick County H al
CARRIER Association laaI week. he
stated that rural associations in
several States had prepared md
adopted resolutions 10 be submitted
to Congress urging thai the expense
account Of rural carriers 10 allowed
in addition 20 their salaries. L xaa
pOinteI out thai tbs expenses 81
Frederick county rural carriers
amount TO between 80 and z9e1
annually. State Secretary William
t. StaTner. this city. also spoke On
rural conditions.
Decoration Day will b remembered
for some years by the members oil
the Westminster White SoX 1aae
ball team. who invited Inc Patapscr
ball club to pIaY an exhibition ZANE
before they started their Southern
trip for the season. Vel. we Won'l
mention the scores. There were we
games md the Patapseo men did plas
ball. me While sox players looked
like child chasing ! toy ba.1aH
over field when Palansco w 81
the haI One White sox said. sfAey
we're loaded Tor us and then Ines
had those Speneers In The game 10
We advise the White soz not To nIei
on PaIapsco for something easy.
Public opinion is YerY strongly II
zfayor of an early return Of the Tail
roads to their owners. ~ shown b,
the vote OF nearly 6.000 editors o
daily and weekly newspapers through
out the country. A QUESTIONABLE zen
to every editor IN the country t1a.z24l
brought replies from 5.922, or i pei
cent. and SO per cent Of The editors re
ported their communities IN favor o
a resumption Of private management
The questionable was conducted OF
behalf Of the Association Of Railway
Executives, and vas completed befor'
President Wilson announced n hi
recent message to Congress thaI IN
Government would relinauish eonIro
OF the railways IT the end Of the year
A special communication of Door
to-yIrIne Lodge Of Mazons, o. hi
city Was held on Sunday evening
with WorshipfuI Master George "
Babylon presiding. The occasion va
the observance df Memorial Day
The members Of the lodge, cIoIhe
in white gloves and apTonn, MARCHES
to the Westminster cemetery an
tharo naId I1anraaafua zIafnofIaI az