The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04

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Almanacs. Copk Books. Health Books.
which are furnished free Of charge to
agents. Mention this paper mch4-em
Mir has dropped one cent on the
quart IN baltimore
Eight miles nt macBdcm road Is, %
be built At Chnrchviilc. Va. at a cost
oi f60.l50
smithhurg Ma. 81 10 have s. wom-
an candidate Cor Mayor The election
Is on March -,
After the pig Two pigs were taken
from pen ~ J. y liedEea Viewer
ton, by thieves
Mrs Helen Tracey. West Main
street. spent the weeks end with Miss
Bertha Drach lAuwood
Mrs. cramer. Bond street ana Nc.
ThaddNs YiuglImE, Carroll street
have MAYED 70 Baltimore
A surprise party vas given In the
home af Mr. Frank Lambert on
Wednesday evening February 81.
Dick Lowery. Of Cearioas, has
real hog lt H24 months hd. .
feet long aud weighed 90 pnunds
Mrs. Frank Stevenson and Miss a
a. Cummings. this city, we're enter
iHined By Mrs james Etzicr iInwood
Mr. and Mrn. John Roup and taurh.
Ter Louise LinwaOd we're guests ~
Mr. aud MrA William Hpop Nsadow
Branch
ST. oscar y Gilbert and Mr Otto
uIeHeEhaeh and family East N.lu
street left for Baltimore This geeA no
make their future bone
NJ Charles YinrIing. bond street.
WHO was operated on at Mctcy Hos.
piiHl has improved 80 rapidlY that
b. VIII be- brought "a biz homo tiia
week
Frank Coleman Rark iiiil. returned
10 the home d! his parents. after br-
Ink 81 Il baltimore hUs mial Tor about
i've months from injuries received
IN collision ~ hlH motorcycle and au
automobile
Eight supposed bpUlleErers who
planned to hold up Gwynubrnok nir.
ullcry, Friday. were arrested before
their plans had been carried out a
S37p0 truck which was stolen 10 carry
their boot was also recovered an
are in ISL
Miss Catherine Grass. daughter or
Mr. and Mira Albert Grass, of Cumber.
land. who mokcs her homo with h6r
aunt. Miss Margaret Grass court
street was operated on ni 3d. iossph'r
Hospital FOR Appendicitis. this week.
She Is improving slowly after crit,
Zeal illness
Two prohibition officers in James
town, n ". suBpeciing a taNi-driyer
ms a boo,legger approached him and
asked If be could Ret them some Gold
Tea. Taxi driver said u would cost
sl5 quart The money was paid aud
the bottle taken 20 the police station.
also the taxi driver When opened
Il was sure enough tea. The taxi
driver was dismissed.
Western Maryland Railroad Com.
pany has made another change 10 the
running of its LOCAL freight You can
only receive freight every other day
/ from baltimore by this train II looks
TO US that the officials OF the road are
making changes TO lay on men 90
ldemoralize the crews NO when q re-
duction In the wage scale Is offered
that they may accept 10 work at
tower scale, than to be laying around
idle.
One hundred aud fifty union men
working In foundries in baltimore
were notified that reduction Of 81
q day would De made in their sala-
ries after Monday. The men remained
out and their places have been filled
by other men The consequence Is that
1850 men are walking the streets with
ont any income. Il shows that there
are enough Idle mechanics TO flll the
positions made vacant by thougnflcss
laborers
Miss Hilda Babylon gave very
enjoyable social at her home. Wake
Held. Saturday evening. February 26.
Everybody enjoyed themselves. They
played different games until late
hour. Then they were all invited 10
la table where there were plenty OF
good things TO eat, consisting of
cakes, candles, oranges and lemonade
Those present were Irene DanneY.
Mary Lambert, Lucy Lambert, Eliza
beth Carr. Harry Wilt, Harry Dan
ner, Roy Babylon. Whristle Fowler.
Medford Grayham and Charles Gray
ham.