The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-27
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baltimore Roofing & Asbestos
ln 10 curing Company, at Asbestos
Nanu llaSod its plant indefinitely, 1t Is
said po,+3 -
,rs Henry Hartman, Baltimore IS
Ia4;ng at the home of her mother,
W. vss' Tosephus Sheeler, pennsylvania
avenue
c.o-ga p Wohlgemuth graduated
wv fTst bonors from St. Johns Col
Wnn Annapolis, Md He was former
w Of Westminster.
A. william Arnold and friend,
psEtimore spent Sunday at the nome
= his mother, Mrs. Alfred Arnold
pornsvlvania avenue.
coffin is jewelry and as sucn SUD
mot "a a per cent. war tax, accord
;Og tn Geographic advices received
from San Francisco.
uituIec. globe trotter," who reach
II no+roit. saws he has been walking
80 1901, worn out 1O4 pairs OF
s shnas and covered nearly $4,000
miles.
II vou've got something that the
,,,nln ought to know about, don't
-bida the fact Let EN- know you can
4, en- some good. The way to do
mi, is with cold type.
The gas which has been very low
s,r ahout two weeks is now at It's
nn~mal condition. New torts were
nIsead in position last week and put
in aperatiOn last week.
Rainfall for June almost totaleo
three and one-half inches, so that
Iuniter Pluvius has been generous IN
showering Mother Earth in the early
nort of this first summer month.
Mr., and Mrs. Guy w. Steele, this
citv are spending the week at At
lantic CITY. Mr.. Steele made an ad-
dress before the Maryland Bar AS
ISOLATION which is in session there
this week.
The only sure way of getting those
demobilized boys up to breakfast Will
be to introduce an army bugIe INTO
every home and have dear old mother
trained to sound reveille at the prop
err moment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank It. Shaeffer,
Pennsylvania avenue received a tele-
gram from their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth that she has arrived at New
York from France where she was a
Red Cross nurse.
Beginning July list, the rate OF
postage on all mail matter OF the
frst-class will be the same as pTl0r
to October, 1917, that is, one cent TOT
cards and two-cents for letters
weighing one ounce or less.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Weant and
children, Court Place, are spending
several weeks at Atlantic City. MI
Eeant is also attending the meeting
Of the Maryland Bar Association
which met there this week.
When 1900 bottles of whisky con-
tanning approximately $50 gallons
worth about $4,000, were poured into
the Tennessee River at Knoxville, the
fishes had big "souse." The WHISKY
was poured out in the presence OIL
county officials. 1t was all that mao
accumulated since November, 1918.
Judge Dobler, Baltimore, Few
minutes before A o'clock, signed a de-
cree divorcing Mrs. Rachael I'll.
Krause from her husband, Artnur
Krause. Just on the hour OF 4 O'Clock
the marriage license bureau handea
to Mr.. Krause the last license issued
for the day. authorizing his marriage
with Miss Katherine Goeb, who mad
appeared at the trial Of Mrs. Krause
divorce suit as correspondent.
An ice cream and raspberry festl-
val will be held by the Sunday school
classes of Mrs. Hetrick and MRS.
Shaw, of Grace Lutheran church III
front of the church this evening anu
tomorrow evening. Cakes and candy
will also be for sale. Proceeds to pc
used for the improvement OF tine
church.
Those who visited Mr.. and MRS
Lewis Gummel and family on SUNDAY
last were Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Yingling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stephone and son.
Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Step
hone and son, Norman, Mr.. Jacob 49,
Gummel, Charles Gummel, Maurice
Lester, Vernon Yingling, Hilda Lels-
ter, Erma Croft and Florence Y1ng-
ling.
Two automobiles came together Al
me corner of Bond and Main streeIs
Sunday afternoon. Both cars were
only slightly damaged. Two young
ladies' were in one Of the cars ano
neither were experienced in the art
az drivers. 1t is said the one DRIVING
mad no license. We understand tnat
an officer from Mr.. Baughman's once
happened to come along at the time
and gave them some advice as 70
running without a license.
Main street merchants of Vim
venues, Ind, have been notified Dy
.ae police that it will be necessary
1T them to have their awnings ana
signs raised to height of not less
nan eight feet from the sidewalk.
several members Of the police depart
Ment who are taller than the average
llan made the complaint that caused
- chief of police to issue the order.
,r Micnael Kruba, of Worcester
Mass,, advertised for a wife. She
stayed 10 days then left him fiat
nnnuS $500, he testified