The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-30

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Beef is expected to come down. Ii
Is time for the bull to hit the level
Cong. Carville ID. Benson it, an
anti-suffragist. He told Mrs. Hook,
CT % any way.
AS the demand for water will be
90 much greater after July list, we
wouldn't be surprised if the price
went up.
Private Nathan Hobbs, Sykesville
Of Company c, 313th Infantry, arrived
at Fort McHenry last Friday
Private Hobbs is recuperating from
wounds he received while i'm battle.
These soldiers are in the Debarka-
ton Hospital, Hoboken: Herman ID
Hood. of the 311th Machine Gun
Battalion, Hoods Mill, and Henry T.
Pierce, of the 18th Cavalry, Mt Airy
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Boone Dor
sey. OF Gle1lwood, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Sallye
Lawrence, to John Thomas Ridgefy.
Jr.. of Sykesville. The wedding will
take place in the near future.
The brewers are all turning to the
manufacture of ice cream. What if
they should forget and use some of
their former ingredients? Beer ice
cream would probably become in
stantly and universally popular.
Mr.. Bradley McHenry, the well
known horse dealer, this city, will
move to Frederick next week. Mr..
McHenry believes he can better con-
ditions in his business by making the
change. He is possibly the best
known horse dealer in Western
Maryland.
The first result of advertising, re-
marks an experienced advertiser, is
to make it possible for merchants
to do business in bigger way, to
buy in larger lots at lower prices, to
take advantage of special oppor-
benefit.
A general decrease in the cost of
automobile and motor truck tires,
tubes, and tire accessories, to the
public has been announced by the B.
F. Goodrich Rubber Company. This
liberal reduction is the first to take
effect since our country became in
volved in the world war.
Attorney General Albert c. Richie
Sunday announced his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor in the primary to be held in
September Whether he will have
opposition depends upon develop
ments. Mr.. Richie carried Baltimore
city two years ago by $4,000.
There are from 10000 to 10000
hogs fed annually at Secaucus, N. j.,
just outside Hoboken, on garbage
collected from New York hotels and
restaurants. Yearly contracts are
made for garbage, and owners of one
plant handling 600 to 500 hogs, paid
nearly $4,000 for their contract.
The brakes failing to hold after the
machine had been cranked and the
engine started, the automobile being
operated by Mrs. Ira w. Beall, of
Lbertytown, Thursday evening,
plunged forward and collided with a
trolley car of the Hagerstown and
Frederick Railway Company, Fred
erick.
Two automobile tires, value 500
were stolen from the stock racks OF
the Ridgeville Garage, Ridgeville
Charles Jones, manager, between
closing hours on Thursday night and
Friday morning. Nothing else was
taken. 1t was apparent the thieves
were in need of tires alone. They
disturbed nothing else.
The spring lovefeast of the Church
of the Brethren of Carroll county was
observed Saturday and Sunday at Mea-
dow Branch Church. Elder B. F. Light
of Gettysburg, presided. Elder Fiske
speaking at Meadow Branch, gave spe-
cial commentator to both the men anG
women members of the congregation
for wearing the prayer covering,
which, he said, had been for zoo
years the symbol of the Simple life
among the Dunkards. He also prais-
ed the nonconformity- Of the sect tc
modern conventional living as in
keeping with true Christian prin.
ciples.
While seven-year-old Joseph. at
tempted to wake his mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Belinski, in their little
room at 500 East Pratt street, Balti'
more, Tuesday morning, two-year-old
Anthony was crying Justify, because
he was hungry, and there was nc
breakfast. Baby Pauline, sever
months old, lay in her mothers arms
sleeping. But Joseph could mo-
awaken his mother, and even the
whimpering walls of tiny Pauline
who was disturbed by Anthony'<
loud demands for food, failed to dis
turb the silent woman. 1T was ther
that it dawned upon frightened 10
seph that his mother would never
awaken again. During the night Mrs
Belinski had died. The police arr
now searching for the dead woman's
husband, who, it is said, is working
OF mi Prid