The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02

Nil gehn Baker has Accepted ap0-
sitioh In coppersmIths garage.
On Monday night heavy snow fell
for some time but did not lay.
Ex-sheriff Bloom moved from the
jail to q resident on Doyle ayep0e.
The Maryland Lunch Room closed
Tuesday having sold all equipment
DR. 7. j. coonan. went through an
operation Tuesday with hopes OF re-
liet
Mrs e. o. Diffendal, Bond street
spent Sunday with relatives in Balti-
more.
Moonshiner liquor Is going d beg4
lging at GrantsYslle, near Frostburg at
$40 = gallon.
Mr. Hesson, Of LittIestown, Pa.
spent Tuesday with Mr.. Hezekiah
STUDY, East Main street.
The keystone Five OF Gettysburg.
WIN hold dance In the Aimory on
Saturday. December 10.
Sheriff Edward y. Martin moved Ia
TO the jail Tuesday and took IN the
duties Of his Office yesterday.
Miss Mary weagly OF Philadelphia.
spent The Thanksgiving holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Weagly, this city.
Bachman's Union Sunday school
/ will hold an oyster supper, Tuesday,
December 6. II weather Is unfavorable
the first fair evening.
1 K. II. Harbaugh. OF Frederick, was
fined 800 and costs for driving his
machine 80 miles an hour on the Mid
dletown road Monday. -
roof and wall of theatre in .
Brooklyn collapsed while 80 men
we're working inside Six were killed
and Is We're painfully injured.
Charged with soliciting wedding
couples at the Elkton station. Price I
Graves. a iitney driver, was fined SO
and costs by Magistrate Scatter
State Game Warden lie Compile has
issued an appeal 10 all sportsmen not /
TO shoot the Chinese ringneckcd pheas-
ants so that they may have chance
to breed.
The Farmers State Bank at ship
sheryana. Ind, was robbed for the
third time in year Tuesday, About I
$4,000 In currency and Liberty bonds
were stolen on the last haul
Marriage licenses were issued In
Frederick % Walter l.. Brandenburg.
Linwood. and Mary e. Warneid. Fred I
crick; apd Claude p Etzler. Linwo0d. 1
and =. Lucille warheid. Frederick
Mrs James n. Rogers. Trenton. \. 4
-. was wounded IN the Les by bullet
from a revolver in the hands Of her
husband, who mistook her for a burg
lar.
The Maryland State School Tor Deaf
have scheduled games with the fol-
lowing teams in basket ball. Blue
Ridge College, New Windsor, al home,
January 81, and Company II. January
20, In the Armory.
The Sewing Society 81 Rrelder's Re-
formed Church VIII hold a chicken
and oyster supper IN the Firemen's
Hall. Friday and Saturday evening.
December and 8. Home made cake [
and candy VIII be on sale
The good old stork paid visit 10
the home Of Mr. and Mrs William
Hoffman. East Main street. last Fri.
day and left n daughter Being the
FIRST heir William Is wearing bis hat .
over his left ear in delight
Mr. David Myers wife and son
Clarence. Of Silver Run. spent Sat
urday with Mrs. Myers parents. Mr.
and Airs. Charles Close. and Sunday
with Mr. Myers brother. Sir. Harry
Close and family. Of near Westminster
Sheriff Bloom went TO Frederick. /
Wednesday and brought hack Emmert
Parker, OF Liberty, who WAS arrested
for failing TO support HIS family who /
lives IN the neighborhood Of Union (
Bridge His case win be heard IN
court.
Rev. and Mrs. J. y. Lowe. Of Gull /
derland Center n. y, arrived here
Tuesday evening and are staying with
Mr. Loves brother, Mr. Frank Lowe.
this city. Rev. J. H. Lowe viii take
charge Of the Unlontown Lutheran
Circuit on December (.
I Fire Of unknown origin occurred /
Saturday night, between the hours Of
/ > and 10 o'clock In the house owned
by Geo w. Benson, Gambler. and 0ccu.
pied by Mrs Margaret a. Day, and
was partly destroyed. Insurance car
ried with Westminster Realty K In
surance Co, Westminster.
/ oalcials OF the Western Maryland
Railway were ia this city last week
+ for the purpose of gathering infor-
nation MS 10 a complaint filed with
the PNbllc Service Commission as 10
having the $40 a. M daily train leave
this city later. We have not learned
as 10 what course the railroad CONF
pany will take or what ruling the com.
mission has filed.
I Charles G. Rhodes OF Howardville.
aged II wears, formerly a Baltimore
city police magistrate. and at one
time employed as counsel by the
Western Maryland Railway, was
struck and instantly killed soon after
G O'Clock Wednesday evening by the