The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-01

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Two waps celebrated Easier at
Chester. Pa, With knives. one %
dead
0uly three men are employed az the
w. NJ r. shop at Union Bridge. the
balance have been furloughed indei-
nitcly.
A marriage license was issued IN
Baltimore. Tuesday 70 James r.
Kelly and Mary kqohtz. both OF
/ Taneytown
Securities valued at SOL 900 were
found under a straw stack az Danyillc
va. They we're stolen from the
Houston Bank
I Mrs ~ +. Renshaw and son 0f
I Baltimore. we're guests Of her sister
Mrg c Gloyd Lynch and family. Past
Main street, this week.
1 MIR Theodore Smith. OF Baltimore.
spent the Easter holidays with his
sister Mr. and Mrs Jesse Sun and
family. near this city
Melancholy because be was unable
20 pay of q mortgage due. Carries p
CRlp Of Philadelphia. Killed hm8a!f
by shooting himself IN the heart
Examinations viii be held 81 NJ
I MY aad Westminster, on April 81
I By the United States CiIi Service
Commission for raral carrier at Nc
4 Airy
Frsni iIollyor Ncw Hone pa he
. iue disappointed Ia q lUyc agaJ With
a Yong lady q the same tpsu, CHm.
m,tted suicide Easter uigbt By ohogi.
ing himself In the head
/ Lawrence G SummrtF o student ~
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Nor
iOlb Va was Killed sunday hy q lat
striking him above TIE heart that
sipped from q players hand Iie
/ lived az Blackburn. Va
Edmund Bingham Of pamileo. 3 e.
was convicted HI murder hy q iury
f3r killing bis moth her brother, Hffr
and the latteFe twu adopted chi'1fCg.
4 two months aKH aud was sentenced
10 die in fhe electric chair so Column
. tia, on April
$50 vs. Cover Smith og ltfyMar.
affi pd 1T MIaw Eu@h fiaFld1 rrs
Gently ior a months lt1gr nf sbeac,
I aHl H making the Breakers liaiCi hig
hradquHTters he Is come ted pith
+ the Western Maryland Railroad ST.
Smith vent 90 Miami from CUBA and
( later 20 Palm Boarb
The fox fraf. tlp one step ahg ials
IHHat have been hHuiaheh from lhr
dauCe hails Of Hungary u.s. decree ui
tho Minister 81 Home AnUrH who
characterized tbem a1 dochdrnt 1u8
! Injurious O. the Younger generation
The HHula dance Nijl be eliminated iH
France, England Belgium Holland
Switzerland
you wont lei ne be with my wife
SO ! wult lct You BE With your moth.
err exclaimed Edwin = krebcl, OF
rcdlrs. to his son Harrison - Kro-
7 Dol. 81 tBnBaaie. pa Thou be Ared d
bIllci into bis SONS head thrust me
muzzle Of the revolver into his own
mouth and hrel Both are dead
when Jacob Ffostle uwube on
\ March 20 40 bis humo iu PuitHyiile.
\ Pa he found llig wife lying dead -iu
BED beside him Mr8 Ffofsle wuH
downtown shopping and although sEo
was nDt IN robust health she appear
ed 10 be as well as usual when she
! retired
Henry FLEECE. 20, died az bls home
near GIonu, lll. iie had resided
there ~ years fiC never had been
"a 20 day IN his life and never had !.
doctor bil lis good-hesith slogan
was early 10 bed aud early 40 rise
He is survived by ~ grandchildren
and 50 greai-grandchildren
George Holman. Of uenryton, who
recently sold his farm 10 the State.
for the new tuberculosis Gahatorium
for colored citizens. viii come u
Sylesvlle 20 live he bought from
Senator Warneld the property nn
Springfield avenue, now occupied BY
/ Herman Flowes, and after improving
tie same VIII make Il his home
The two largest public sales to b.
4 NfAh ttAAb tNl iAtn HAft ha ~ ~ ANhNh
aud Jacob llalnos. both near Union
town a pair OF horses al Mr..
( Young's sale brought S546. others from
$50 20 S240; cows az $50 10 $3.50 Al
/ Mr. Hnines' sale horses brought from
$50 to $3.50; cows $40 TO $3.50. Both
were advertised in The Advocate.
Clerk OF the Courts Smith. al York.
Pa, refused TO grant a marriage H.
cense to William + Mills, colored,
and Louise Dearborn. white, His
reason was that IN his opinion public
sentiment did not approve OF such
marriages This Is the FIRST time IN
j the history OF York county that III 2
clerk Of the Courts has taken such a
stand The disappointed couple
Z threatened Court action
\ An airplane flight at an altitude Of
! $4,000 feet Tuesday restored the pow
er Of speech 30 II A. REM, Jr., ~
years old and former soldier who
4 for eight months had been unable TO
+. speak above q whisper His voice.