The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-08

The Office OF W. II. Davis & Com
pany. John street. was robbed Friday
night OF two fountain pens. revolver
and some old coins, The entrance WAS
made through a window.
William r.. Conway, proprietor Of
Bus Line. has purchased the Main
Court Garage from Joseph Gilbert.
William Bowers Will be manager ana
Robert beese chief mechanic.
Miss Virginia Trayer. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs James Trayer. East
Main street, who was at a Baltimore
Hospital for an operation. has return
ed and Is on the road to recovery
Mr.. Wesley c. Brooks. Republican
candidate for Register Of Wills. is the
FIRST candidate TO iile his certificate OF
nomination with the Supervisors of
Election for the September primaries
Mr. and Mrs. John $. Mills and
daughter. Miss Margaret, and Mrs
Harry g. Bond, and little son. Chesiey
all " Washington, motOred here ana
spent the Fourth with Mrs. q. "
fIN1ellt hTecn street.
Miss Helen Fowble, West Main
street. has entered Columbia rnyor-
sIJy, New York, Tor course In Mast
ers Degree. Her parents Mr.. and Strr
II. ID. Fowble. accompanied her TO
New York and returned the next day
Firing point blank at some one ne
thought to be a burglar. Daniel Ken
nedy OF WenonH. III, turned ON he
light csi " and found he had shui ana
ssiaily wounaed HIS l6-year- old bride
Of seven months she died a few hours
later.
Richard Bohsi, one OF the conyicts
working with Thomas. Bennett a
Hunter on the New Windsor Stat"
road az Avondalc, Tuesday, received
broken right arm while rrankinR
large truck lie was taken back t. the
Penitentiafy In the evening
The weekly paper that has been
published Tor years, at Spring Grove.
Pa has suspended publication. owing
to lack Of sufficient patronage 70 Gov
or costs OF publication large mum
Der OF weckiies have been compelled
TO suspend, within the past year
The decrease IN the cost Of living
between June, 1920 and Mas 1921. was
1871 per cent. according 20 figures
based upon prices in % cities, made
public by the Department Of labor
Except for fuel. light and housing, all
items dropped Ia price between juno
1920 and May, 1921.
Those who spent Sunday last with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan G. Pool were
Mr. and Mrs Frank Warehime. Mr.
and Mrs Theodore Pool. Mrs, Harry
Hughes, Mrs George Zentz. Morris
Pool. Lucille Pool Virginia and Fran
els Zentz, Howard and Chirlet
Hughes, Ethel shipley
Two brothers, John and Gerald Ma
honey, Of Pittsburgh. landed before q
Justice of the peace Saturday night
when they got into a battle over a
new arrival that John named Dempsey
Mahoney. Gerald was an admirer OF
Carpenter Gerald was released or
the promise OF buying the baby new
pair OF shoes.
Mr.. Raymond Myers. East Main
street spent the Fourth holidays with
his family at Portsmouth. Va, who
returned home with him Wednesday
Mrs. Myers and daughter were guests
of her mother, Mrs Thomas KreglJ
also her sister, Mrs. Harman. for o
few weeks.
Any one having any China Famine
Relief stamps or money received Tor
the sale OF such stamps recently dis
tributed by the late r. n. Van Dyke
Ia requested to bring same TO Mr.. J
Pearre Wantz, treasurer Union Ma.
tional Bank, that the matter may be
closed up.
by a tire slipping on the driving
wheel OF a big passenger engine Sun
day evenings train was delayed about
30 minutes. The engine was taken
from the train and left standing on
the main track until repairs were
/ made. II was later taken to Baltimore
but before II arrived al Tannery the
tire. came loose again. After severa
hours the engine was again ready.
The funeral of Mrs Vernon Bake
took place from her late residence II
Mt. Airy, June "a. Besides her hus'
band, she leaves the following chill
dren: Oscar and Virginia, OF Mt. Airy
Ethel, Leslie and Sylvester, of Bait
more; Allie, of Monroyia. and Eyie
OF Frederick, and eight grandchildren
Mrs Baker was member Of the "
e church, South aud was deeply in
terested In its works. She was mem
Der OF the choir, and the Misslonar.
Society.