The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-25

Today is Maryland Day as well as
Good Friday.
Mrs. Julia Stone, East Main street,
is in New York.
Easter Monday Is no legal holiday,
The banks and Court House Will be
open.
Miss Catherine Grass, who is i'll at
st. Joseph's Hospital, is improving,
is the latest report.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore TO Raymond s. Hyson and
dorothy M. vollmer, both of Hamp-
stead.
Mr.. A. II. Lukens, Bond street, IS
making preparations TO move his
family to York, Pa, where he has q
position.
It's true, though, that prohibition
Us creating lot Of tightwads In this
country Nobody wants 10 divvy up
his little stcck In reserve.
Mrs. Jerry Leeds, OF Atlantic City,
committed suicide because she was
elected from her home which she re-
sided IN for 30 years.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Bair, Of Tag
erstown, were weeks end guests Of
Mrs. Emma Manning and Mr.. john
Manning, East Main street.
The enlarging of the banking room
OF the Union National Bank is being
pushed to completion. When finished
will make a most commodious room
for the work.
Frank A. Payne. aged 45 years,
died March "a at his home In Balti-
more. The body was brought TO TN
ion Bridge Sunday and inferred.
II you doubt the proximity of
Spring Just cast your eye al the rob
I'm the painter and the paper hang
er They are the birds that never fail.
The State Of Illinois dropped the
cases against all the Chicago White
Sox baseball players indicted for the
alleged throwing Of the 1919 world
series, except Chick Gandil.
John r. seyerns. aged 6s years.
died Sunday AZ his late residence m
Baltimore. His body vas brIuvb. -
Wo1dbine Wednesday morning for
Rev. NJ. i. Firor, aged 60 years
died at Frederick city Hospital Rev
Firor filed . charge at Unisn Bridge
some years ago He was stationed a.
The Hagerstown G. Frederick Rail-
way Company will put into effect
after April j reduced rates from
points West Of Westminster 10 Fred
arick via Thurmont.
Mrs. Laura Fowble and Miss EGic
Fowble OF Baltimore. mother and
sister OF MIR. H. D. Fowble. West Main
street. are slowly improving after
a serious case Of Illness.
Truman Myers. OF Mt Pleasant
has On .sted In Calvary al For. san
Houston. Texas. Mr.. Myers was q
guard az Gwyiin Brook Digttlory up-
IN 'uilouRhcd by the government
A verdict ~ guilty. with a strong
for mercy waH re
turned today IN the case Of PATROL
man cornelius J Flood. charged with
ia connection with the
shooting Of james Cushing. 10, in
July. 1918. in New York
The achooper viking reported by
radio cncountering record herd OF
seals In the Gulf Of 81 Lawrence
near Byrd Rock III the Magdaieu r.
lands The message stated 1900 had
been Killed IN three hours
SIR. I. ]. Little, East Main street,
who moved 30 this city about three
months ago viii have sale OF his per-
aDnal property and move back 10 his
home IN Michigan, He eXpectA o. open
pigeon pens and sell squads IN
Chicago market
More than 200 women students 81
Tho University Of Wisconsin were
by food served az dornii.
tories. u was learned with announce
ment that suspected food WIS under
examination. with few exceptions
the girls affected are Wisconsin
girls
Al the present rate OF deaths from
accidents since the firat
OF the year we will have considerable
over 200 M the cpd Of the year u if
said that January, February aud
March are not usually good for mo-
toriug but 90 have lost their lives
ia that time
The blending house Of the United
states Flashless Powder Company's
plant OF Carrcruft Del, was des-
troyed Sunday by an explosion %
G0O0 pounds OF a new blend OF pow
der being prepared for the United
states navy No one was in the ylcin'
ity.
Held on a charge Of killing a negro
woman, Arthur Jennings, negro was
taken from the county jail Hatties-
burg, Miss. Sunday by number d
armed men who oyerp0wered the
Sheriff Later his body was found
hanging in a tree on the outskirts o;
the city.
Joe Coolers Hollywood Park
swept successfully by the great NOR
al uplift, the tidal wave OF prohlbl-
t9a., n,,d tt,a gcat.fSa gcnhvra from the