The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-05-20

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this city.
I Franklin K Lane, former Secretary
of the Interior, died at his home in
Rochester, Mimi
Lamotte Smith has moved his
household effects to his residence on
Pennsylvania avenue.
Officer Lee, of Sykesville. has re.
signed his position as State Motor
bcycle patrolman.
Mr.. Samuel Tubman, of Baltimore.
IS a guest of his brother, Mr.. Eugene
Tubman, Court street.
Mr. Lawrence Hull, student Of
Gettysburg College, spent the weeks
end with his mother Mrs. Bessie Hull,
Carroll street.
, Mr.. Monroe Townshend has accept
ed a position as stenogapher with
the Fred II. Knapp Co
A marriage license was issued In
Baltimore Wednesday to William G.
volland and Mary f, Wolfe, both Of
Manchester.
Misses Helen Townshend and Louise
Brown spent the weeks end with the
formers uncle, Mr. NJ. NJ, Townshend,
Of New Jersey.
Mr.. James Pearre Wantz, cashier
of the Union National Bank. attended
the Bankers Convention at Atlantic
CIT ythis week.
The Junior Glass Of Westminster
High School delightfully."- entertained
the Senior Glass. on q hike 10 The
Pooh' last evening.
Mr.. william Prugh, Of Winfield,
and Mr.. Dallas Reid. Of New Wind
sor, were weeks end guests OF Mr.
Ralph Lockard. of Sandyyille.
Cambria Steel Company az Johns
town. Pa, has announced that on
June /. reduction % wages of en-
ployes will be made 10 1917 level.
The Merchants Coffee Company,
Baltimore. are running page adsor'
tisement IN this ISSUE Of their well
known and popular coffee Hygcla.
Mrs. Harvey Frey, this city, aas
received word Of the death Of her els
ter. Mrs. Sarah c. Reynolds, IN Para
disc township, May -, aged - ycar'.
Riley stcrner, Of Silver Run, has
finished the erection Of new barn
10 replace the one which was burned
10 the ground in mysterious manner
recently
The United states Railroad Labor
Board has announced that on July Isl
a reduction in the wages Of all IN
skilled railroad workmcn val be
made.
.Dr. Henry ". Fl;zhush VII be re-
elected President Of the State Board
Of Education next Wednesday when
the Board meets 60 elect officers. d.
the dope handed out
BENJAMIN l.. Miller John street
has Plymouth Rock chick, Matched
last week. which has 4 perfect legs
and feet. The curiosity may be- seen,
by any one at Mr. Millpr'H residence
Sterling Gait Of Emmitsburr
member OF the state Board 81 Eduta-
ton. who has been ut the Union Nc
mortal Hospital for several weeks
was reported TO be slightly improved.
Ills physicians nope BE ~ on the
road 10 recovery
The nalmaryia and Maryland lross
Associations Will hold a Joint meeting
LAD Salisbury on May 23rd and gain
avon invitation of members tn thai
city. Governors Richie ana D"nneS
have accepted Invitations ia attend
tho meeting.
state Scholarships In Eneincering
Courses by Johns Hopkins Universe
rs, Baltimore. VIII be held from June
20 to %. beginning at q. ~, Sehol-
arsbips may be awarded to graduates
of Western Maryland College. SEQ al
yertlsemcnt in this issue for porti
culars.
Mr.. Fred Rinohart and family. oi
sykesgille, we are glad to announce
win soon be our citizens again They
will move here shortly. Mr.. Rinchari
was superintendent Of ShrIyer'a can
merry ~ Sykesyillc. and will hold a
position with the same firn In this
city
The announcement has just been
made public that Miss Emma iiobbs.
and Howard Wilcox. chief oiec.ri-
clan in the United States Navy, with
two years yet to serve were quietly
married last November IN Washing
ton. y. G. The bride is the daughter
of MIR. and Mrs, William Hobbs. The
groom Is a nephew Of the late Rev
VIM. II. Muirhead, former pastor o.
Springfield Presbyterian Church.
James William Frizzell, Civil War
veteran and retired picture frame
manufacturer, died at his residence
lin Baltimore Tuesday lie WIS "a
years OF age. He was born at Thistle
/ Mills, near Ellicott City and was the
son Of Nimrod and Elizabeth Ann
. Frizzell members OF the old Mary
I land family OF that name. whose
home was In Carroll county The OLD
Frizzell homestead, four miles south
of Westminster, is still standing.
Members OF the Maryland Academy
I of Sciences who are Interested in
stampg are TO be given an oppOrtuui-