The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-06-04

4 Union Bridge is to have a rousing
July 4th celebration.
The prices of shaves and hair cuts
I in New York have been cut.
Miss Nellie Roger. West Main street
spent Saturday in Frederick.
The soldiers bonus bill passed the
4 House by a vote of 2S9 to 81.
Misses May Ryland and Helen Miller
this city spent Sunday in Baltimore.
Mr.. William Arnold, Baltimore spent
the weeks end at his home in his
city.
Mr.. Issac Long, of Tannery, spent
several days fishing in the Chesapeake
Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eltinge shriver. of
Baltimore, were guests of relatives in
this city.
Miss Elsie King, Chase street ex-
tended visited friends in Hagerstown,
over the weeks end.
Misses Esta Kemper and Mary Yei-
serPennsylvania avenue spent the
weeks end in Hanover.
Miss Irene Lippy,f Pennsylvania
avenue motored to Pen Mar, Monday
with friends from Linwood.
A fine OF $4,000 was placed on a
New York clothing firm in the United
States Court. Let the good work go on.
Miss Catherine Mcdonald and Miss
Ruth Dorsey, Sykesville, graduated
from Mount de Sales Academy, Cations
xil1e.
5 Mr.. Harry Whitmore, Hyattsville
spent the weeks end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Whitmore, College
avenue.
Western Maryland College ball ag-
Sgregation was defeated 10 to 8, by Mt.
ST. MaTys College, at Emmitsburg,
Saturday
The Star Theatre is being enlarged
in sealing capacity by having a gallery
installed switch will seat about 100
persons.
Miss Mabel Milan, Danville, Va,
was awaT9sd 81 900 as heart heal
err in a breach, of promise suit against
Thomas Smith.
Mrs. MaIanchton Myers and daugh-
ter, Miss Ma9gafet and Mr.. Murphy, OF
Baltimore were. guests of relatives IN
this county Decoration Day.
The Littlestown Independent has
advanced its subscription rate. to $1.50
a year, effective June 4, and all adj
vertising rates have been advanced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snyder and Mrs.
Huber Snyder, Of baltimore, we're
weeks end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Everhart, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Reese, of
Charleston, w. Va, after spending
few weeks with Miss Mary B, Shell
man East Main street, returned Mon
day.
Misses Lillian and Elsie Myerly aud
Mr.. Beniah Myerly; Baltimore we're
guests of their cousin, Miss Evelyn
Ea1hart, Liberty street for the week
end.
Mrs. William Thomson land Mrs.
August Stoker. of Baltimore, were en-s
teftained by Mrs. Geo. F. Eckenrode,s
West Main street for d few days this
week.
Miss Virginia Trayer, East Main
street delightfully."- entertained her
class mates, the members of the Senior
class of Westminster High schooI
last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sheahn, Phiiaz
delphia, Pa and Miss Leila strodt-
man, Baltimore were guests over the
weeks end Of Mr.. and Mrs. John E,7.
gen. Pennsylvania avenue.
It has been brought before the pub
lie that s1,5e0.OOO has been spent IN
the Wood Presidential Campaign
johnson also has spent a large sum
to make the Republican nomination
Mr.. and Mrs. David Leppo, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wantz and child, Mrs.
Joseph Warehime and Paul Srerner,
all of near Mt. Pleasant, made a busl-
ness trip to TaneytoWn, Thursday last.
Ella L. Shipley aged SO years,
daughter of Melford D. Shipley, died
at the home of John D. Harp, knool-
wood, Md. Friday Funeral services.
and interment in Mt. View cemetery
was held Sunday.
A car, containing about 40 tons OF
stone, was partly pushed over the END
of the trestle at the old coal shed on
Green street. The trucks dropped to-
the ground while half Of the car was
suspended in the air.
Albert Long, of Tannery, who has
been employed as a bridge tender at
Port Covington for the W. NJ. R. has
accepted a position with the Gas and
Electric Company's plant Of Balti-
more, at Western0ort. &
The Suburban Hotel, on Park
Heights avenue, Baltimore which, pri-
or to prohibition, was one of the re-
sorts of the suburbs, has been pur-
chased by st. tAmbrose's Catholic
Church and will be converted into a
parochial school.
Sixty head of fine steers, weighing
$1,000 pounds were shipped from
this station last Saturday. The steers
were fed on the farm of j. Elmer
Myers, near Pleasant Valley and is
said hy farmers to be the best bunch
ever shipped from here.
In an effort to defeat "indiscrimin-
ate sale of liquor on physicians pre-
scriptions, Commissioner Williams OF
| the Bureau of Internal Revenue,
;es,,ad q ruling limiting the MN her