The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25
THE WHOLESOME
4 BAKING POWDER

| Enrico Caruso, the tenor, will pay
an income tax of $153,9SS. for 1913
I, Max Fisher, 40, Allentown, Pa. has
not been out OF Jail for more than a
year at time for the last s. years
and beasts &c
| Charles MI. Schwab tells or 'loan-
! ing" one dollar each TO 154 negro sol
diers and that 1873 have paid the loans.
He is not at all worried over a pos
sible spread of Bolshevism in this
country.
The stork called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tyson at their home at New
Bedford, Mass, and left son. Then
Mrs. Tyson went to hospital. The
stork was not fooled. He left an
other son there.
Policeman Frank Ellsworth, Of
+! Uniontown, Pa, suffered double
touch" recently. After he had come
across" with the price of meal for
a stranger he noticed that the latter
had flched his gun.
A six-room dwelling belonging &c
FL. T. Purdum, about two miles south
of Reisterstown was destroyed by fire
at noon Sunday, causing a loss esti-
mated at $4,000. a 10-rOom house ON
the property was struck by lightning
August /, 1917, and was destroyed by
the fire that followed.
Six armed bandits shortly after one
o'clock Friday afternoon held UP q
branch Of the Commonwealth State
Bank, Detroit, and ESCAPED with $10,-
900 in cash and unregistered Liberty
bonds which may exceed $4,000 In
value. They locked twelve persons,
including patrons as we'll as attaches
OF the bank, in vault.
Two suits for defamation OF char
acter, each for $4,000, instituted by
Mrs Isabel G. Wheeler, of the Cum
berland Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, one against the Cumber-
land Daily News and one against the
Cumberland Evening Times, have
been removed to Hagerstown for
| trial.
Following a lengthy hearing, Judge
R. r. Prentis, OF the Virginia SUI
preme Court, allowed bail in the sum
or $4,000 each for w. G. Hall, B. r.
Sweet, w. 3. Dunleavy and }. Fl.
Sullivan. State prohibition agents
charged with the murder of Shackle-
ford and Hudson, alleged bootleggerS,
near Woodstock.
Six thousand Belgian civilians died
during the war as the result OF German
ill treatment, according TO an official
report made in the Chamber of De-
puties Thursday during debate on
the PREPARATION due civilian victims OF
the war. Seven thousand children
were made orphans and $4,000 men
were deported from Belgium by the
Germans.
Because his wife did not like the
neighborhOOd in which they were
living and wished to move, John
Williams, colOred, Riyerhead, l.. l.,
dragged home long rope one very
dark night. But on the other end OIL
the rope was a COW which John
plannd to sell and engage moving
van with the receipts. One year
and six months for John.
Ira Albaugh, Linwood, narrowly es-
capped serious injury on March 20.
While operating q gas engine, MS
clothing became entangled ln the ny
wheel, and he was whipped around at
q rapid rate. Fortunately his brother
happened to be near and succeeded 1n
stopping the engine. Mr.. Albaugh
sustained few ugly cuts which Re
quired stitches.
Wnen two highwaynen in Chicago
stopped Wilson Van Tassell recently
Van Tassell explained that he was
strapped got a thing but
this old fountain pen" Fine" r.
piled one of the gunner. Just what
been needin' for long time. Been
|neglecting my correspondence here Of
late. Must catch up with il tonight
Haven't cot = stamp, have youf"