The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16


a poor little rich hey who needs a
new $4,000 automobile and an increase
in his allowance from $500 to SO,
600 year laid his appeal before
Surrogate Cohalan through his moth
er and guardian, Mrs. Raught of
Milton, Del.
s Mamie Green Is under arrest,
charged with the murder early Mon
day Of Charles Gumbers, SO years old,
South Brownsville. She says about
midnight Gumbers came to her home
and tried to get in. She secured re-
.volyer and fired.
Mrs. Ruth Cox spent last week with
the family of her parents, Mr.: and
Mrs Edw. G. Richardson, at Medford,
and was accompanied back to Asbury
Park by her mother who expects to3
spend month with her Mr.. Richard
son is on a trip to Europe.
4 TWO large trucks became stranded
on the Gorsuch read Wednesday,
July IA, after the heavy rain, One
skidded down bank near Thomas
CHAPEL and the other slipped into aa
gutter Both were hauled back on the
road Thursday morning Of last week.
six grandsons acted as pail bearers
at the funeral OF Mrs. Ann ParfitsI
aged 96, Of CoIehill, England. She
left lie descendants, including
laughter, 70 and in spite Of her age
was able to do her own homework
until a few days before her last i'll
ness.
rt,at f.t,a~1os Nx,,rnhv former SOL
der. who murdered his wife and
killed himself with the same revolver
early Friday in Baltimore, may have
been prompted to commit murder and
suicide by threatened exposure as an
alleged biganist was the belief ex7
pressed.
On Saturday, Officer William Helm
arrested colored man for using
his fist against the face of a duskE
SdanaseI to puHctuate aOne Of his
questions in heated argument be-
tween them. Justice Walsh heard theIl
case and placed q find and cost on
hirng which he paid
s Fofmer Senator Marion v, Brew
fngton. Sc years old, died at his home
at Salisbury Saturday morning,
III December of last year he went t0l
the Church HEshes and Infirmary in
Baltimore for treatment after several
years of poor health. One Of his legs
was aTnputated at the knee.
Charges that Chester A. Snow, To-
year-oId millionaire patent attorney,
and two other persons cOnspired to
bring about the death of Mrs. Adds
Hubbard Snow, divorced wife OF the
attorney, were dismissed BY Judge
Hardison in the United States branch
Of police court, Washington.
Those who spent Sunday last with
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Yingling were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Nc. Grail, Mr. ard Mrs. John
Schaeffer, and SON. Elwood MRS. 81
H6cs Grail Il Miss il Ida long, Mr.. GIVE
Barry, Mr.4Norris Ling Mr.. NnrmaE5
Houpka. M. John Nc. Grail, Jr.
Strikes and lockouts IN the United
states during 1919 totaled 3 ,375 ana
affected more than 4,000,000 workers.
according to a review issued by ths
Department Of Labor Appro xinIatelE
l6ne4haF 5fi the STRIKES occurred i'm
five States New York achusetts.
pennsylvania, ohio and Illinois.
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Practically every PIECE Of 'furniturs
on the first floor Of her. home, East
Belvedere avenue, Baltimore, was
stolen Oh Friday, during the two hours
Mrs. Emma Hart spent going TO marss
Ket. It's about the first case on res
cord where thieves have, broken into 2.
p house ana nc, stole nothing put furni
SssHstEy .EGE seffa ge'fa1 afdfub lEi5w s
Jump steady, new drink conT,
cocted by the colored population OF
Charles street is being made. The
formula varies from wood alcohol,
ginger. and several other varieties Of
Kill me quick ingredients. One color
ed man said that it had an awful
'waliop and it makes one crazy in
short while after using it.
The curb market will be held Sat-
urday, 80 to $50 a. m. A number Of
farmers will be on hand with vegetab-
les, berries, apples, etc. This will help
you secure good fresh produce and az
the same time help sthe farmers sosve
parts OF shis labor problem by getting.
home earlier. Market at "a East Main
street, near Keefer's Store. &.
|: FedefaE prohibition agents descend
ed on, Atlantic City Saturday and
raided seven places and promised
further sensations. It has been no
secret that liquor flowed like water
lover bars and thousands of dollars
ltwerg reapea S in the harvest from unsa.
precedented Fourth of July crowds.
Visitors nlarveledl at how boldly #
was done
Al present attraction to the towns
children is the flying horse outfit
which has reappeared on st. Johns
school grounds. 1t is said they will
run next Saturday evening for try
out and viii remain in place until
the lawn fete, the last Saturday Of
July. An enticing sign has been plac-
ed nearby, "Hot Country Supper
Served Every Evening
Approximately S., 600,O00,O00 win
/ be added to the nations living costs
for the year beginning with Septem-
Der, J.. e. Weather1y, economic ex-
pert of the Justice Department, pre-
Tiicted Weather1y said he based this
nredfction on the belief the Interstate
Commerce Commission would be
forced to increase freight rates APP
proximateIy $4,000 100000.
After 1T had undergone repairs.