The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-17
BRIEFS
Western Maryland College will open
So lsmber 20

EEsstern Maryland College will open
ssrtsnber 20.
Mr. =. 4. Biliingslea, of PliiIadel-
pssia, ZIP q guest Of relatives here
Mr., Geo. w. Albaugh made a bust
ness trip to Pittsburgh this week.
Al divorce In every SO seconds is the
rycptd in Detroit, Michs for Friday.
AiArtin DifendaI, Liberty street, has
eatsfsd Mt. Saint Mary's College, near
Emmitsburg
gMr. Lamn1a, Of New York, is a Wis
itpr OF bis Uncle, Mr.. w Frank
Thomas. this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert snitzer, Of
baltimore; are spending some time
with his mother.
Kfs. Peter SANTOS, who has spent
about six months in his native eoun-
try, Greece. has returned.
Nj. and MRS. Carl Twigg, Bond
stfeet. are receiving congratulation
over the arrival OF a son.
sEkff: Ralph Win1ert and Miss Thelma
Gwartzhaugh, this city, spent a pleas
ant trip to LuraF Caverns Sunday
" q. Myers, TaaeytoHns has been
Appointed a railway mail clerk by the
ppst0ffsce department in washington.
"a boy is years of age has entered
Harvard University. He is the first to
enter at that age as d Candidate for d
degree.
Barnes Garage, at Dennings, went
up Id flames last Thursday when a
nE8eblhe backed fred and set the place
IA negro Ia Brunswick was caught
lbEned With the colOred MANS favOrite
iiEs lsEfAnt Of war razors which land
q MIN jail,
Our advertisement columns this
week contain 8 very interesting an
ndupcepnent from the ]. w. Git CO.,
qf Hanover, Pa.
ssAH0ther auto crash took place at
the railroad Saturday evening. Many
hkifsbreatT escapes are made each
dSy at this particular place:
thirty men were killed. scores
wounded and damage amounting td
&sBO. 600 was done by the explosion
pf dynamite iii Caiao, Peru, Septem-
befElO.
Anthracite coal may cost domestic
c6as nearly $40 a ton this win
ter, jf the vacation strike" Of miners
continues much longer, officials said
at Washington.
Mr.. Edgar M. Frounfelter has rented
the property formerly occupied by
j. p. Saylort as bakery. Mr.. Froun-
feleer will use the building to demon
strate his De1co Light product.
y Nearly 5000 900 900 in gold bars, said
tosbe the largest amount of gold in any.
One place in the world was transferred
from the Subj Treasury Building, New
York, to the new Assay Building, next
door.
Miss Louisa Fletcher, of Glouces-
ter, Mass, was found working on a
farm In male attire. She said she
wanted to earn her own living. Miss
Fletcher is. II years old and rich. She
was attired in oyeralls with her hair
cut
During the 80 day period from Aug
ust to September z, covered by the.
recent Irafie report of superintendent
OF Police Mills. ;3S men, women and
Children were killed on the. Streets Of
Philadelphia, an average of one death
d day,
The Luray excursion Sunday was a
big ssNceessa as to passengers, but as
to the trip, it was failure. The
hours late arriving here, due to journ-
aIsAgetting hot One Of the coaches. The
delay was on the A. & W., and not
the Western Maryland.
"a. Chevrolet and Essex touring cars
were badly damaged Saturday night
on the LfttlestOwn State road near
the Stevenson farm. The cars met
head-on. 1t required derrick to.
bring them to the shop for repairs.
BAD driving was the cause of the ac-
cident.
Little interest was shown by the
voters Monday, the day the Supervls-
ofs of Elections sit at the Court
House to issue transfers to voters.
The result was that IL received re
movaE certificates Democrats and
Republicans. Three Democrats
and one Independents were granted
certificates to register.
Two horses ran away Monday
morning at the railroad and damag-
cd the, wal on when they used tele-.
phone pole in front of the First Ma
tfonai Bank as a go-between. Both
horses fell when the wagon pole
crashed against the large telephone
pole and were caught before they.
gould get up.