The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-30
From reports there will be another

From reports there will be anothel
sugar scarcity this summer
Mrs Dietrich, of Gettysburg, Pa.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs, w. H
Hetrick- Carroll street
! They all get gay sooner or later
Patrick Joy, so, Detroit, il named
! in divorce suit filed by John Benson
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearre Wantz
West Main street, have returned from
a visit to New York and Atlantic City
\ Mrs. Ray Kline and daughter
Corinne, Of Hanover, are guests of hel
! parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Bemiller
Pennsylvania avenue
\ Arrest of Joseph Edwards, Chicago
brought to a close an experiment in
high finance extraordinary-sup
4 Of three wives on 500 a month.
To avert a collision between two
automobiles at the railroad Sunday
afternoon one ran down the railroad
track for about 100 feet i'm front of the
station.
When David Bergman, Boston, re-
monstrated over his arrest" the
stranger playfu1ly tapped him with a
black jack and fined" him a gold
watch and some change.
Winfield Winch, New York, feet
6 inches, told the Judge he was unable
to find work. Smaller men than you
, do" commented the magistrate, and
assessed 80 days.
ANY reason why I shouldn't for
felt your clients bond for nonappear-
ance?" asked Judge Munden, Okla
homa City, Okla Eyes, sir, he's al
ready in Jail for one year"
Daniel Hinsley, Springfield, Ill,
hastily gave up $50 when a hold up
man pushed gun under his nose.
Police got the gunman and the revol-
yer proved to be water pistol.
The Police Department of Spring
field, Ill, feels quite indignant. Some
rough robber took advantage of the
100 per cent attendance at the po-
licemen's banquet and robbed two
homes.
The estate of the late Chauncey
Jones, Boston, consists of 2,499 rings,
COS bar pins, SO cuff links, 81 clasps,
IL brooches, stickpins, pendants,
chains and rosaries. Total value,
$3.50.
Motor trucks continue to travel
down the pike to Baltimore loaded
to full capacity with chickens, calves,
butter, eggs, etc. The demand for
heavy.
The entire police force of North
Wales, Pa, has resigned Constable
Stephen Constable, constituting the
sole projection, is seeking another
job because his name affords too
much amusement for the citizens
BY being absent minded one of our
citizens left his automobile sit along
Main street all night He rode to a
place of business and walked home
believing his machine was in the
garage, but learned different the next
morning.
Second Lieutenant Harry J.
Breaker, paymaster of civilian labor
ers at Camp Holabird, disappeared
from the. camp and at the same tins
the weeks pay envelopes for the la
They contained $4,000.
Mr. William M Chipley, cashier of
Sykesville National Bank, is a mem
Der of the reception committee OF
the Maryland State Bankers Associa-
ton, and helped to formulate plans
for the bankers annual meeting at
Atlantic City, this week.
manager Of the Gulf Refining Com
pany at Frederick, and accepted a
position as salesman for the Fred
erick Motor Company, agents for the
Ford. Mr.. HuntZberry was former
express agent in this City.
In reporting the ST. Paul's Reform
ed church function last week we pub
lished that they held a dance. II
should have been a meeting of physi-
clans who gave interesting talks on
various subjects. 1t was an annual
meeting held by the church each year
! Mr.. Carroll Driscoll, John street
has returned from the army after be-
ing mustered out
| Bids are being received for con-
structing the Hanover pike between
Hampstead and Reisterstown, and il
is expected that the new concrete
road will be completed before next
winter The road has been taken over
by the State Roads Commission fol-
/ improvement, and thus will receive
federal aid. In Baltimore county
work will be started at the end Of
the concrete road, and in Carroll
county construction will begin at the
end Of Hampstead. 1t is expected
that enough funds will be available
this year to complete the entire
stretch of road from Hampstead tt
/ Reisterstown. This improvement
when completed, will afford better
transportation to the Carroll county
farmers in getting their products tt
the Baltimore markets.