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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14
STATEMNOn.

Alfred Thomas Harris died at his
home in baltimore March 9Th aged 80
years. Funeral services we're held 1T
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
church Saturday II II o'clock, Mr.
Harris married Miss Catherine
Brothers. of this county. Besides his
vile he il survived by q large family.
Mr. Harris Is well known here, he re-
sided here IN 1884.
Mr. II. Clinton shIpley has sold the
house and ! acre Of land where !. ].
Gollrider resides to Mr.. Frank 9.
Warehime for 5000. Mr.. Goltri1er
vii move 10 Joshua Williams house.
Hiss Martha zenIz and the Misses
Margaret and Catherine Miller spent
the weeks end with the formers par
enIa. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Zentz. 0f
fIoxardville.
Mr. HenJamin peyton Poole, luo
miles west of here made sale of his
personal property last week and Il
Haz the most remarkable sale ever
held In this section Horses brought
n high a. S345: head Of horses
brought something over 1880; lead
harness a high as z2I.00 = set.
Thomas. Bennett : Hunter have LHo
trucks hauling railroad tie to West
Minister for b. +. Poole. They haul
about 70 ties at one load. Mr. Poole
haa about 1000.
Fuller 0rifee Zentz spent the
Eeeks end with hIa parents Mr. and
MrH. +. o. Zentz. of Howar1ville.
ars, Mable A. c. Shauek and MIaa
Ola Isaaes ADent from Friday until
Sunday With relatives and friends IN
Baltimore and EilIEo1I CitY.
hrs. MARY u. EIrIeker : spending
a6me time N baltimore.
hrs. Annie Ward. who has been
farming The Alice LaMoIIe farm.
moved to her new home which she re-
Gently purchased from Franz g. Ware
hima. on he McComas Nj Road.
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BED eress No.ea. ReErsll branch.

1t the sale Of Hr oorden Lynton.s
near Freedom. On March !, soma Of
our Red Cross workers served lunch
eon and the net proceeds amounted 10
14s.27. This amount vii be placed
n the treasury and added 20 accounts
for Community Service" Thanks 10
Mr. Lynlen for bis kindness In pre-
aenting u this privilege and oppor-
lunity.
To our Red Cross workers through
out the district, garments. both knit
II and aewed, are greatly needed Tor
destitute refugees. We hare our IL
l0lmenl f both. This. material i
furnished. We Re on asked %
make I. Cali ouT Chairman Or g
faIary nd tell y wk6I Youa vi 70
- SUFFERING huazzIty.
!. D. HHoEaGAEER. Sect.
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sZADYvIuR

T'hu Ladies'. Mite sesIety o Sandy
Mount church was entertained hY
Mrs James md Raymnnd shilling ~
the homo OF ne latter Iaat Friday afz
ternoan with ianEa attendance
Several neW members Eers received.
after tho business session, harlequin
Ice cream. eaEe and eofTes were ssrv-
ed.
4 number rom Sandy Mount Al.
tended the Ia Quarterly Conference
held n F1nkHHnrg 1t Saturday 4
large crowd as present, Including
members ana friends.
Nj Annie Forrest. : returned mis-
sionaFY from japan. rave mott In
toreHIlng address She spoke Of The
need o. workers and funds fof the
foreign field About 2. new members
we're received in Ths Woman'a :
Foreign Missionary Society which
held , regular business meeting and
election of ofIIserB
Preaching Ihis Sunday morning n
Sandy Aogal ~ 1880 Christian En-
deayor 7.30. ed By Alas Margaret
Blum. Topic Envy md GoHaioua-
ness Under he lsz1ershIp Of the
new president. Wilbur YingIInE. The
meetings are interesting and HeIl at
tended. All eordisllY Invited.
MI Emma Shilling and grand
daughter. OF Baltimore. Visited rcIa-
uvea IN thIz community The past
week.
Mr. and Mr.. James shilling and
family. Mr.. anI Mra Raymond shlll.
ing md family. Mr.. md Mr.. Ployd
BorIInar and zon visited their par
9ata. HF. and Mrs. TaJu. shilling.
last Hunday.
Mr.. L. W. Caple. ~. and Mnz. Ouy
W caple and ]. Fillmore Ion are
spending several daYa this week
visiting Mr. md Mr. Ashland Gaple.
and Mr. and Mrs Howard neIn. Ia
Philadelphia.
Mlsa Ethel Drown hza been N the
sick Iial the past week.
Mr.. Leonard Baker visited relatives
d fe. days IhIs week N thu CON-
munIty.
The weather Is fine II this writing.
Farmers are blowing.
Mfa. Dennis Greene Visited relatives
In Baltimore Iaat wee.
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nnHlnnneIIL

A very pretty wedding took place
IN ST. Ignatius Roman Catholic church,
s4Ih street and Park avenue. New
York, on February 81. the contracting
parties being Mr.. II. Leo Darr md
Miss Annstte Donelly. Of New York,
The bridesmaid vas Miss Margaret
Darr, sister OF the groom and Nr.
George Lewis. cousin of the bride. vas
best man. The ceremony was pc :
formed BY Rev. Father William ].
Ennis, after which Mr.. aud Mrs DarT
took their honeymoon trIp TO Boston.
Mr. Darr. who HaE formerly OF Vest
minister. Il the son Of Mrs. Mary Hayes
Darr, Of Washington avenue. this city.
mr. and Mrs. Dur received many
handsome and useful presents among
which was 4 purse of 5000 from The
employees of Park q Tilford store,
where he Is employed.
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VOL. 55.-No IS
PLEASANT VALLEY.


After four months of suffering
with an occasional rally, our friend
and neighh0r. Mrs Elsanora IL
Myers. wife Of 'snedsrick Myers.
perzed away At 3,a0 a.elOe Monday
March 3, aged So years and 2 monthz.
She will be missed IN church and
Sunday school, being one Of III
teachers for many years. Her place
was never vacant Hhan her health
permitted her 70 b there, md abe
was especially kline nd helpful 10
the sick when In s0zF0W ana trotl-
Bile. She Is survived By her aged
husband, -four sons. Edward, Harry.
William and john. 0ne daughter.
Mrs Jacob Fr0ek, 4 sister. Miss Marv
Geiman; brother, ~. Edward Gei-
man and L grandchildren. all az
Pleasant Valley. 4 number Of nen-
hews and nIeces, relatives and
friends sympathize With the family
in their great loss. Funeral We
held Thursday. March az 10 O'Clock
at Pleasant Valley By her pasaor, Rev.
Retneeke, assisted by Rev. Wolf
She Is not dead buI sleepeth" wa
the text, taken from st. Luke.s Gos4
pei. Interment IN adjoining eeme4
tery. The palfbeaFers were Joseph
Yingllng, Eduagd GIrevig, Edward
Hahn. Harry peYIlbiss. Edward
YingIIng and Hollle Myers. Jamea
NJ. sIoner funeral director.
Mr.. Noah Powell. Who has been
confined 10 her bed Tor two weeks, Is
slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mra. Samuel Myers and
son. Keith. Of Wet Virginia. are
spending some time EIIh Mra Myera1
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. Jacob Myers.
Mra. CarroII Myers. Of Westmins-
ter. daughter of Mr.. Hahn, Of this
plaes. who wds operated IN tor
stomach trouble aI the Maryland
University. baltimore. Is slowly im-
broYing at thlH writing.
Mr.. Hollie Myers. OF this place,
has sold his huckater route 10 Mr..
Brendle. of Taneytown Mr. Myers
has been in the hueEsieTing business
nearly % years and had many friends
who regret IN lose I'm.
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nIRD HILL

On February q the Ladies. Ald OF
Deer Park meI II the home OF MF. and
Mrs. Henry WardenfelI nd wa royalty
entertained b. Ihem. The meeting was
opened by singing On Christ the
Solid Hoek l Stand" reading b pas
tor; prayer b. pastor. singing. sJesus
Is AL ne World to Me. minutes read
and approved. roll called And dues
collected which amounted to zI2.6s,
visitors s1.01. After ii business was
transacted tn program OF reading.
"A NoIee From no Po0Tn0use.. b Es-
leila LJppo: Consolation. by Elizabeth
Williams; reading, b Amanda VIII
liamai singing. "Dosz Jesus Care
The meeting adjourned b. singing
God II Win You I'll " Meet
Again. Mrs.. Marion shiple..s In
YitatIoa Eas asepeted p meet II her
house March =. then followed : social
hour. Mrs. WardenfeII served re-
freshments OF cake OF I'll kinda and
root beer and lemonade u rs members
and visitors.
On Sunday the ner officers Of the
Sunday school Here installed: aunerin-
lendeuI. Vim. !. Buckingham: assist
ant, BENJAMIN Glst; secretary. Alden
Dabson. treasurer, MaIorie HOOK: or
ganisI. Hlale copaHag: assistant.
EsteIla Bowers: class leader, andrew
Spencer: trustees for church: Emory
Baker. frank Uslsh. Andrew znancer,
Mack Horton. Samuel Arnold. r.. nj
mer Lozne, Herman WazzAnfelt: !:
stewards. 70. Hoek. lanes glohr.
David Ilttla, EsIsiaA LsHpo and Viola
lDNH@s - . 4
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H0ICKsYmLg,

Mr.. Grant Dell, Who has been in
the hospital Tor sometime and UNDER
went an operation for golter. is At
home and getting along fine.
Elmer Richards, who has been work.
ing n Baltimore for aulte a while, il
now II home.
The Ladies'. Aid Society Of Wesley
will meet March 20th At Mr.. Edward
ShaefTar's. !.
Mr.. and NJ. Vim. Mcmillan visited
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Noah W.
Rill. over Sunday
Mr.. Eleanor Hoffman and Hra. L.
7. Bnehman re on he sick lit.
Wesley Sunday school will hold :
patriotic soeIal in The social hall
Saturday evening. March 90
Mr. and Mr. Charles Morris were
married In one Of the Baptist church.
eH Saturday afternoon In EaIIIrnora.
Ther came 10 II. c. !. Elaereaa'e u
spent few days they arrived II
Hampstead On tho laIe train and were
met i the train by ~. and Mr.. Elssz
road md motored 10 their home. vhefs
they Here rendered : reception aZ
$50. The eaillhumuIan band gave
them some ffne music After that al
were treated - lee cream, cake and
fruit.
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James y Brown. son d Mr. and
Mr. Herbert n. Brown, OF East Main
street, thu city, dIa1 aI University
Hospital. baltimore. Friday. March !.
aHsd yeas. months and Il daYH
He : survived b hls parents and
three brothers, Leroy H.. Herbert y.
and Charles II, all at home. Funeral
services In charge d Rev :. T. Nov
bray were held At hia parents resi-
denee Monday afternoon n ; O'Clock
ana intermHni maaz In Westminster
cemetery. he nallbeaTerz NeEa
Charles psIiz, John Peitz. Wilbur
EfIef and Edgar EYler, : : shHH=
reT Son funeral directors
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An Excellent Record.

Mr.. Charles Q. Reemer. of Allie
gheny county, formerly secretary 10
District Board No. 2, aI Annapolis.
Who has been appointed BY the Ad-
Iutant General Of Marylanu 70 m
speet the records Of the local boards
IN Western Maryland, paid . visit 20
the Local Board Of Carroll County On
Friday, March I. Mr.. Heemer found
the records In such shape that he
deemed N inspection unnecessary.
and made the statement thai he
found the board. both n TO results
obtained and the general excellence
Of the work. far superior TO any he
had yet visited
The board members and the YoIun-
teer workers who DO generously a.
sisted in obtaining these splendid re-
cults may feel Just pride n their ae-
eoniplishment.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zahn, Wash
ington, Here guests Of his parents,
NJ. and Mr.. John 7 zahn. East lain
street. several daya this .eek.
hrs. Edward Clark, Jamestown. \.
:. Is spending some time with Mrs
Nelson Gilbert, Vest Main street, md
other relatives.
Miss ]. Irene Kaufman. daughter ol
Mr. and hrs. Theodore Kaufman
Park avenue. arrived IN New York
from France where she vas BED
Cross nurse.
Walter {. WickarI and Hiss Jennie
Stone, both of Hampstead. we're issued
marriage license In Baltimore Sat
urday. Mr. Wickert is editor OF he
Hampstead Enterprise.
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AiIgIr

John II. Allgire died Friday. March
I, aged 81 years, months md daya
Besides hia widow. he is survived b.
the following children. Mra Leslie
V. Spencer. Mrs. Garnet Spencer.
Mr. Noah XII. Mr.. Grant Dell. Mr.
Arthur Chew. Mira. Charles Myers and
Walter AliKire. lie also leaves three
sisters, Mra. Peter Buehman, MFz
Martha Myers. Mr.. Ellen FIater, and
one half brother. Harry AIlgire. o.
Brunswick. I'D. Funeral services IN
charge OF rev. c. i. Banea we're held
Sunday, March 3. = y. u. At Wez=
Ley Chapel and intermeGf made In I'd.
Joining cemetery. Tho pallbearafa
we're Harold Spencer. Eliza Taylor.
Osborne Snyder. Luther Davidson.
Barton Taylor and Ross Taylor J
i. sharrer : Son funeral directors.
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HartiH-I.aIh.

Ars. Mary s. Laib, O St. Paul
street, Baltimore. has announced The
marriage of her daughter Miss Al
nina u. Lab. TO lie w. Martin, tbs
cIIY. The announcement Of the we'd
dlnE came - a surprise 10 Iha friends
of The bride and groom, - the wed
ding took place iaHi November Mr.
and Mrs, Martin let for q rip TO At
laHIic Clty and NeH York and dion
their return they Niil live at z402 sI.
faal street. Baltimore.
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In living rememhranee Of onr dear
father. Charles W. Alien. who died
three years no today. Hafeh Il, In1G
Amid IhIa world Of grief and strife,
We uuk beyond 10 I1aI OF lie,
Where i IL not death 70 d. nor life 10 live.
hut u Heaven where azar fatheH IL.
days aT sadness still eoms over -,
TgaEz Of sorrow silently noH.
Foud meHoF4 keaBs our father near %
Though Heaven claimed him three yeara
-.
In tie Hllcat church FHEH where b Iiea
Its IHe deaFnzI place InIs side the akiea
While there, think - him waiting O.
he other HAore.
More precious. more beautiful than ever
before.
Sleep aa dear father taEa Thy rszI.
While Ne sfTIEH on trying 10 do our best.
To hs prepared 10 take 0nr rcsI
Aud lay our heads nnun your breast
fuuE son. " I. A.
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Trinity LHlheran Church, Deer ParE.
Preaching nexl. Sunday. March 1o
Il : p. m Glass n the caiachism IN.
Hsdietea1. following. Services sY.-y
Sunday fHon ~. oa. N. II. HaI.
rIek. saRIIy. =. =,
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IS5aRMOmAM.

In loving msmory OF ny wife. sannia
J. sHInIsy We entered Info Life Eternal.
March =. fpl7.
BY lie beautiful gate ah. stands anl Waita
ay dear uue from uHIH set free.
! snail clasp H.F hands and feel her kisa
NIzu The hinges turn or me.
When the hinges turn IaT me.
] WI alone through ths drcary xeurs
Al zIone, n heart aud |.
but behind tie veil ts that land ef Hight
Where IA EuIng hy sud by.
shall Ind N treaHaFsH. one b. une,
IsaHI links run Loves brukan chain.
Aud Iae tender Ioneh NJ he Pierced HAND
VIII reeiasp them once again,
''ris uHlY a sten that divides us.
Ffom ElOrleH no mortal hath zen.
| shall md than Wben Deaths grim fingers
Shall have IIfIe1 the xsil between.
~ her husband, uebert L. shipiey.
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Public Sale Of Two Farms
NEAR MANCHESTER. CARROLL
COUNTY. MARYLAND.

y virtue Of the power md author
u contained in ne leaI viii nd
testament = Richard N. Martin, IaIa
O. Carroll County. deceased. and IN
order of the Orphans Court Of Car
roII County. dated March Il. faIs.
ne undersigned. administrator wIIn
the will annexed. Will OFFER ct TIE
Homo Place" on
TUESDAY THE 81 DAY D APRIL
1919. at ; o'clock .. m. the following
farms:
TmE HONE PLACE
The Home Place Of the Iate Rien-
ard II. Martin, containing
. IeREs - LAND,
more or Isss about onezkzlf ME
from Manchester md adjoining ne
land Of Amos Lease. r. Trump, nd
othera It improvements consist -
a large 10 and one-haif story
HnIGk HOUSE o SEVEN ROOMS.
conveniently arranged, water Il
supplied b wind pump. md it h
cement walks 10 and from II. The
on buildings consist OF hank barn.
wagon Hhed. carriage house. corn
crib. hog house. dairy house. wash
house. chicken house In fact all the
necessary buildings for modern
farm. The barn. Rash house and
other out buildings arc supplied with
HaIar forced BY > gasoline engine
Al buildings are n good condition.
About four acres i In K0o6 land.
and there L a small meadow. and :
young orchard n appropriate size. Of
exceedingly fine fruit
This property Il conveniently 10
Gated. a. - churches and schools.
anI IN only about ono and one-haIf
mile from the railroad station II
Mlule Grove
TuE LOWER PLACE.
On the same date and aI the same
place. viii also be offered the Low
er Place. of the aid Richard -
Martin, deceased. this farm adiolna
the home place" md contains about
B ACRES - LAND. MORE 0R LESS.
Il : improved with ,
WEATHER BOARDED DWELLING
HOUSE
Of IIxe rooms. large banE barn n
excellent condition. corn CRIB. spring
house. etc. about three acres Of Il =
wood land. md the rest Is al tillabla.
It has q fine young apple orchard
which has been bearing about two
years There lB spring near the
house and the place ls well watere1.
The above described properties may
be Harmed - a whole, the buildings
On he lover place being used for
tenant. They will b offered separate
l. md then as a whole. and sold n
the manner that vi be mozl advan.
tageous to ne estate.
Terms of sale:=-0ne-thIr1 OF the
purchase money to be paid on the
day Of sale or the ratification there
Of hy the Orphans. Court, and The
residue IN Iso equal payments, The
one IN ST. nd the other n twelve
months, with interest from day O
sale. or Al cash n he option OF the
purchaser - purchasers; re credit
payments . BE secured b. Iae bonds
or single hi OF The purchaser, win
approved security. bearing interest
from day q sale.
GILBERT d. nlRTIN,
Administrator W. :. OF Richard !.
Martin, deceased.
Guy ". Steele. Attorney
On the same day and at the home
place above described. | vii sell the
following personal property beginn.
ing IT IL o'clock m. va: HORSES.
Gov. FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
SH0ATS. BROOD SOW, and I'll otheF
stock and farming implements, &c.
which wsFs necessary to prdperls
cultivate ths. Iafsna of the aid Iaze
Richard y, Martin. deceased. i
Pr fun .1artieulzra and terms 81
han1 bilIa..
Z = 1zLEEzT b. m1.TlK.
Adnazalasrafor. -. :.
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aTa. Marion ShipIsY returned satuTz
d. after spending zume time with her
daughters IN baltimore.
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In I'D and loxina Fssl~mbFzaes of my azzs wifs.
who entered her Heavenly haua ave Fnon.ha awss
OetabsE ID. 1918.
Farewell. dear. but mt forever.
There aiii be HzaIaTiouu dam.
We anHll meet 10 part no never.
On The resurrection morn=
The IHY darling form lice zlsanlnR
In Il. sold and Hllzat tomb.
Thou shall have : glorious szzInR
When he blessed Lord dot eoms.
precious one fEosn na has aons.
A ssIea we lovsd ! stiled:
A plaea = vacant n or hazaz
Which never ean D lllsd
God il HIs wisdom Hzs recalled
The Hean his love had given.
4 nd though the hody slufnherz hsra
The H1al is safe n Heaven.
y her loving husband. Walter c. Hiansrt-
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In I'D but lnxIns remembrance Of ear dear
ths ilfs October :. Ie1a
You a. - why szrs east da.a
And ny ne .hIansr her z.ssE nams.
0aiy the who lozI mother
Knosa the sorro@ and the naln.ss
We nj IAss fro aar homs. azaT mother
We NJ thee fEam Thy plzza,
A shzaa. sssr on IlIs 10 ezHZ
We NJ the sunshine Of thz 1zsa.
w mi lha kina - wiHz nd,
Thy Taad and szznzsk car
Our ksHs : dnrE .IlAeut the
We HzIsz thee sVsEzvhsrs.
b asr lsvins sAllarsH.
In II but loving remezk.znes Of - desz
grandmother. Catherine WlIIs. Tho dspzzzsa this
life two Ysars aeo. arch .. II
Dearest grandmother she h. at ua
Left -. yea, foFasaF more;
But We hope 70 ma@I cur loss7 eas.
On tt bright aa1 happy 81
B her grzaaaAilarsn. THslzna aad Gzslslk
k---- : :.
In - 1us lovinz rssaenhFAzss II cur d A.e-
band ~ father. Amos Hza@ll.sn. wka azazEte4
THE If szs year - tndey. HsFek n 1ela=
His smiling face - - m - =
Ha HHIFI9 u ut 81. So : 4 -
lie haz zaHs "a - @IIA Jeaas 80 7 - +, \. =
In II nd Of II Hlesesd
On ~ - ihesi. - fnthzz. =
E. Wks=z IElshAs - re g. -. = sif4#z
Fer t. 20 o. : "a :. ssSsessz
xhslT tt h = -.
NJ : wise - - azzzz.zsA
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WILL END BOLSHEYISM
Mrs. Pankhurst Believes Great Work
ConfrOnts Women of America.

Women will kill bolshevism, is the
prediction that the eminent suffra-
gist, Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst made
recently in New York. 1--WE are
going to put an end to bolshevism by
applying the same spirit that prompt
ed women to turn out munition and
stand behind the men behind the
guns" she continued. "The same
spirit that moves the women of Eng
land to accomplish their work in the
anairs of the world moves the Amer
lean women. The great work con-
fronting the women now is the up-
preston of bolshevism."
This is the same motive that has
animated the women of the State of
washington and has led to the Or
ganlzation Of the minute Women
Tor the suppression of this menace,
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CORRECTION.


September 81, 1919.
The National Association for the
advancement Of Colored People de-
sires to correct the statement made
under date of September 1S, to the
erect that the only four regiments
OF the American Expeditionary For
ces to be cited were the Colored regi-
ments; DR., Emmett ]. Scott, former
special assistant to the Secretary of
war calls attention to the fact that
other regiments were citel, and that
ne was mis-quoted when he was
made to corroborate the statement
made by Mr.. ], Stanley Durkee.
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CAMPAIGN OF INSTRUCTION

Philadelphia women are planning
a campaign for the winter to in
struct the women how to use tbe
vote, now that they will have a
chance to do so. Their plan include
a speakers campaign covering all
the wards, where practically instruc-
tons will be given the women voters
and knotty questions be solved. In
telligent voting can only be accom-
plished by knowledge, and this the
women are determined shall be
given.
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j. C. PHILLIPS, A. B., WITH Ma
TIONAL REPUTE.

Elocutionist, dramatist, poet, So
cial uplift, welfare and religious
worker and lecturer. Open for en-
gagements in California, Nebraska,
Oklahoma, Missouri, New Mexico,
Texas, Arizona and Oregon, write
for particulars.
Serves in colleges, churches spec
ial programs, associations and Or
ganized literary societies.
Residence 1904 State Street, phone
Haskell 6S67, Dallas, Texas.
9-6-3t
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100000 WOMEN FARMERS IN q. s.

According to statistics there are
more than a million American women
connected with farming, either as
actual farmers or as farm laborers.
not counting the farmerettes and
those who work odd moments help
ing out There are 100000 women
working the whole year as farm
laborers and 100000 women farmers
in the United States.
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Will promote a full growth of
beautiful hair. one treatment will start
your hair to growing, If you have
dandruff. letter or any disease Of
the scalp, send for a full treatment.
My Dandruff Remedy never fails
to cure Dandrun or letter no mat
ter how long standing.
If you have ught stub
born scalp n circular is sent with each
treatment with fun information tell
ing you just how to make your scalp
loose and flexible so the hair will
grow.
Course taught through mail.
Hair Culture $40.
Dyeing and Bleaching
Hot Oil Treatment
Beauty Culture
ManicurinE.
Growing Oil 80 cents.
Dandruff Remedy so cents.
Pressing Oil SO cents.
Temple Oil so cents.
Soap 10 to rs cents.
Agents wanted
NINE. LUELLA McDANIELS,
1902 E. Morse St.
Greenville. Texas.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-10-25
ADh,s HAIR GROWER
9-6-3t

long, soft and glossy. a trial will
prove it When in Kansas City call