The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-12-24

Monday. :" a.
Amherst county, va, is withom )
constable. No one will accept the az
pointment
No gold for paper money for Christ
mas gifts. The Treasury officials have
turned down banks.
Western Maryland Railroad has laid
on a number Of men in the car repsir
shops at Hagerstown @
Approximately $4,000 clothing WORK
ers Of New York have received a cut
OF 30 per cent in their wages.
John D. Rockefeller has been sugd
for $292, 67S by the government On the
charge of filing false income tax re-
port
At the race tracks in Maryland fhfs
fall more than $1,000, 900 was realized
This was the net amount after paying
the State. tax of $4,000 a day.
William Conoway, of Esdgrsburg
has bought the Bowers Bus Zine. run
ming from this city to Reistsrgtoyn
Mr.. Bowers was the Originator of the
Bus line that he sold having had it n
operation for many years.
The passenger trains are being de-
layed by the heavy freight traffic over
the W. NJ r. On Monday and Thurs
day morning the early passenger
trains were delayed one hour in this
city by stalled freights.
There is now a movement started to
shut out the indecent pictures at the
moving picture shows, and only have
what is pure and clean. This Will
mean much, spiritually and morally,
to the twenty millions of Americans
who frequent these places.
This is nation of telegraph marks
and wireless flashes when it comes to
spelling. Recently che of our school
teachers undertook to make up list
of authorizations and readily found 200
in everyday use, without using amt
and a score or more ccntractions.
Truly, there is nothing new under
the sun. An inventor has just finished
an invention which we could do with
ONN5 ; W ~ fWAAA BAN DOpulG1 lIy EIi4lOdS
a certain class CT people. It is nothing
more or less than a tiny revolver hid
den between the handles of a knife.
A Judge Of Juvenile court in Kan
sas City has heart that is il it's
right place. Several boys maliciously
tore down a stone wall He sentenced
them to attend Sunday School, and
tn flIr1lf 9 u from n moi I1r
proving the fact that they are attend
ing Sunday school.
Years ago a millionaire by tn
name of Alfred R. Nobel, a native o
Sweden, gave 100000 to the eac,
movement, the interest, 100000 year,
to be given to some worthy individual
In 1906 it went to Theodore Roosevelt.
in 1912, to Elihu Root, and now it goes
to Woodrow Wilson.
Owners of certificates Of whisky il
bond, who had hoped that the recen
decision of the Supreme Court per-
uniting the removal CT liquors from
private warehouses for beverage pur-
poses would be taken to include bond
ed warehouses, were notified Saturday
IA1etI ouN4I hOoIA lAOI NC IlAC .SCbSN.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church-9.45 a. m. Sunday school. II
a. M Morning worship. 7.30 p. m. ''The
Salvation of Israel" a sacred cantata.
December % the Christmas entertain
ment of the Sunday school. December
81 Sunday school New Years Eve So
cia, followed by a Watch Night Ser
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Shipley held
reunion, attended by their II children,
at their home at Bird Hill recently.
They are Chester Shipley, Harry Ship
ley, Dallas Shipley, Mitchell Shipl ~,
Mrs. Clara Barker, Mr.. Shipley, Mrs.
Shipley, Mrs. Luther Uppercue, Oliver
Shipley, Mrs. Elmer Davis, Mrs. Yer
non Brown, Mrs. Herbert Gorsuch and
John Shipley. A photograph of the
family group was shown in Sundays
Sun.
Miss Helen d. Quynn, who died at
her home in Brooklyn, on Dec. 1, af-
ter a long illness, from compiled
ton of diseases, was brought to Tan
eytown, on Saturday, 4th. The funera
was held at the Reformed church
Taneytown, on Sunday afternoon; in
torment in the Reformed cemetery.
Beside her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Quynn, who was before her marriage.
Miss Lizzie Hoover, formerly lived at
Bridgeport. Miss Quynn visited Miss
Pauline Baker, and had host OF
friends wherever she went.
At Trinity Lutheran Church, Deer
Park road, on Sunday last, the follow
ing trustees were acknowledgements
Bitzel. Walter Miller, Harry c. Frick,
Charles Nightingale, John l.. Rosen-
berger and Frank Prick. The Christ
mas service, with tree, a young PEE
pies Christmas exercise and address
by Rev. John Ripley, pastor of Grac"
Lutheran Church. will be held mex
Sunday afternoon, December 26th, at
2 o'clock. If the weather is unfaVor-
able the service will be held on Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. There will
be no service on January End, on 2c-
count of the absence Of astor Sea-
brook. On Sunday, January. 9Th, tn
newly elected officers will be initial
led and the Holy Communion celel.n