The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26

The Blue Law was enforced in this
city Sunday. The Maryland lunch
room was the only place open
/ Miss Grace Gunther, of Baltimore
spent the first of the week with her
sister, Mrs. Jesse Chrest, Pennsylvan-
la avenue.
The store of G. E. EngeI, Union
Bridge was entered and robbed Of $25
in cash besides some store goods one
night last week.
Germany is in state of revolution.
So long as they don't hurt anyone
else let them do their own furnishing
for past crimes.
MIR. John Degearing, mail carrier
on Route 6, has bought the Lee Noel
property on Fair Ground Hill and will
move into same shortly.
DR.. Edward Myers, Willis street,
is suffering from injuries to his side.
He was playing with his children
when he slipped and fell.
Mr.. Hoover has come out as an adj
vocate of prohibition. Sounded his
own death knelI," is the expression
heard from the wet side.
Mr.. Frank Cutsail, Union Bridge,
was discharged from the Frederick
City Hospital, after having been a
patient there for 10 weeks.
Miss Catherine Haines, Baltimore
spent the weeks end at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Haines, Pennsylvania avenue.
A miser in Omaha, Neb., estimated
to be worth half million dollars, died
because he would not increase his
budget for expenditure of Is cents per
day
A bill has been introduced in the
New York Assembly liminting the size
headlines and space newspapers can
give to accounts of murders and muir
der trials.
Mr.. Frank Saylor, Union Bridge,
was discharged from the Frederick
City Hospital having been patient
there for several weeks, following an
operation.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Frederick to Harry 2. CIabaugh. Key
mar, and Geneveve Beall, New Mid
way, and James M. Gilroy, Woodbine.
and Frances Shank, Bolivar.
Mr. Monroe Englar, chief deputy
under Commissioner Austin Baugh-
man, has resigned his position to
accept one in the Title Trust Com
pany, Baltimore.
Mr.. Joseph Krichton, a former
citizen but living in Baltimore for
many years, has been married, Mr..
and Mrs. Krichton will make their
home in California
r. e. Lee Hutchins, Of near Pleas
ant Valley, has purchased the stock
and fixtures of Whitmore's store,
Pennsylvania avenue and has taken
charge Of same.
DR.. John S. Zeigler, Melrose, who
has practiced medicine in that place
for many years, has purchased q
property in Hanover, Pa, and will
move to same.
The painters of this city have re-
vised their schedule of rates for paint
ing. You will pay $3.50 for nine hours
work. All jobs less than five hours
will be so cents an hour.
Mr.. Andrew J. Ferguson, of Mad
ison, Ohio writes that s1eighing last
ed until March 10, SO days with out a
thaw and that the coolest weather
was four below zero.
Mrs. Francis Miller, of Gettysburg,
Pa, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
It. Shaeffer, Pennsylvania avenue was
taken to St Joseph's Hospital, Balti-
more Saturday for an operation.
The dance held by Westminster Or
chestra was we'll attended and sue
cessful. Every Thursday evening the
orchestra gives a dance in the Fire
mems building. Public invited
At a congregational meeting held
Sunday in Grace Lutheran church,
Rev. VIM. E. Brown, Springfield,
Ohio was elected by unanimous vote
as the next pastor of Grace Lutheran
church.