The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-06-25
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE Is, 1920
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guest of his mother Mrs. H mmett
Cranberry.
Registration offices will be open in
Carroll county on September ~2s,
October 5 and IL;
Mr.. Y. B. sellman, Of Warfields=
burg, renewed his subscription to the
Advocate for the 50th year.
A marriage license was issued OF
TpWson Saturday to George H. Smith
and Elsie Y. Frusb. Lineboro.
Mr. Bert Bankert, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs
Charles Brown, East Main street.
Pen Mar is opened for the summer.
Next month the Presbyterian, Luther
an and Reformed Reunions will be
held,
Governor Richie has issued a.
proclamation declaring july 8 a legal
holiday, as Independence Day falls on
Sunday.
Forks Of fhe Road was blown down,
which struck the awning in front Of
Erumbine's store damaging small
part Of il.
< Harry w T. Fouche, near Araby,
died June IA, aged So years. Roy L.
Kouche, Of Mt. Airy, is brother Of
the fleceasetl
Mr.. ana Mrs Joseph Zengfaft and
daughter; OF Hagerstown, spent the.
weeks end with his mother on Penn
isylpania avenue.
The OFFICIALS and q few others Of
Centenary Methodist Episcopal suns
day school spent a delightful day at
Bay Shore, Tuesday,
81 K Stringer, formerly with the,
Nv. a. Ry. Co, as agent New Wiudscr,
has entered the piano business with.
Mr. T.. r Haebler, Of Baltimore
Mr. Joseph Case is remodeling the.
store room in the Weaver property
opposite Westminster Hotel, and
TO sell auto access cries, oil and gas
oline.
Chas. Cassell. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Cassell, East Main street,
whosspent several days with his par
eAts, returned Monday to Boston,
where he will continue his sehool
course.
You don't need to run away, wife,
You and the children stay here. I'll
support you But I'll live out in the.
barn witk the horse Then cant
annoy you. And the horse will stand
for me. Peter Guleiya. Of Chicago
told his spouse five years ago, and
since that day he his made his home
With the horse. Today he is dead,
killed BY a street car.
xxrtt<i ~ <f,<..,s " ls,.1- xr 49,.
in Cleveland 1t was announced that
Babe Ruth had been signed by a fnOy-i
ingpicture concern to star in q six
reel film to be known as Over the
Fence" The scenario has been writ.
ten and work will be started on the
baseball scenes when the Yankeess
return to the Polo Grounds. Ruth, it
is stated, gets $4,000 for the part he
takes in the picture.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. N Philip STAINS
bury ne r Emmitsburg, on June TO-,
when their youngest daughter Edna
Bruce, became the bride of Ersie
Floyd GLENN, of Mt Vernon, Ohio.
formerly Of Rocky Ridge At 8.
O'Clock the happy couple ehts ed an
arch of evergreens and pea1ies on
the lawn, where they were nee by
the brides pastor, Rev, Charleston r.
Baneg. OF Thurmont.
The nomination OF Senator Hard
ing will not tighten the task of the
moral element in working out the
sllvation Of the country on the pro-
hibition enforcement question, acz
coFding To William Fl. Anderson,
State superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League of New York In an in
teFview since has return from the
Republican National Convention in
Chicago Mr. Anderson declared that
Senator Harding probably will not
openly help the vets, but on the
other hand it would be foolish to- .ex-
pect him to be an aggressive leader
on the enforcement question.
Darius Woodarsi Burns, Of Wood
bihe, reported to The B ltinaore police
that his son, 01anda Warfiefd Burns,
had run away from home last Satur-
day and was seen at Lisbon, How
ard county. He says the boy is not
able to properly take care Of him
self. SO he wants him home. Mr..
Burns gave the following description
,of his SON Sixteen We RS old weighs
about 40 pounds, has dark hair, blue
eyes, one missing and replaced with
glass eye. and stammers when talk
ing. When last seen he was dressed
in a blue shirt. corduroy pants, straw
hat and wornout farm shoes.
The will of the late John M. Fish
er, Creagerstown. provides that the
estate of the deceased be divided
among his immediate relatives with
the exception of 500, which is to be
expended for monument for the late
Calvin v. Fisher, soneof the deceased,
After giving. all of his household
furniture and certain other effects to
his wife, Annie e. Fisher, the will
provides that all the real and person
{ | property of the deceased shall be
sold and 500 from the proceeds shall
go to each of the following To his
wife; daughter, Laura /. Gaugh; son
Allen G. Fisher; his daughter, Sarah
Z. Long; daughter, Effie NJ. Putnam.
The, balance of his estate shall be iii
vided into six equal shares, one Of
which shall go to each of the above
named and the sixth shall be divided
equally between Mrs Nettie Sniyely
and Mrs Mary Riley, daughters of
Calvin v. Fisher.