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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14

Gin Shooen pon ) Wdaioncr
Collars elitltano, ais in 2onoon itd)
5000 Yldnner iiir 80 bon elmer
guilhol5iirma oiierirte ArbPitsiteaer
einfanoen uno Elm aamall ioIgtc bei
Dem Oos Sol3Inger int bronb qeieht
mur0e.
aSm 9lonoi ,Suli gab es ti4i
9onferotte in 0en Ger. Stootcn, qes
gen 1924 I'M 9Sini.
9ci Oer enfgleiiiing eiues
5radltyiges 81 Ie GHineD. 90, ian
Den ! gaubitreiter, Die ols .blinoc
Eoiingiere" ouf Dem 3uae iubren
ben ;Slonlmentoa, ols Die SrununeJ
in brnno qcriethen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14

SOrontu, Gau., I'M SSuIi. (9orr.l
- Sie 6. i6brIide 9eo0lferlinas.
aufnabme in Der fonaonneir 1o-
nlinton, ieit ibreu YeItcben in Ger
lestgen @citoIt, ipur0c I'M Stunt
1921 oorgenournen. nod INNER
groBelttcilS in @tI0uilien, uo0urd,
oas 9efonutiper0eu Der aenouen gr-
eebnilie iid iebr ner3ogerte, surloI
aud cine groBere 9lrbeit 5u beipol-
ttaeu mar, ol5 bier ieInalS 5upor.
sic bietet audi iiir uiht fonooiIde
Seier mantberIci irtereiionte 0inae.
Nh einent oiinnen Iii0lideu Saunr
bon etipa $500 Wlcilcu 2duae Der.
itrelit Iieaeu Ole 0idjteu 3entreu Ser
fono0iideu 9epolferlutq, iino sic
aGn5e iibrige 9lcnihbeit aanaous lit
iiber cine @cbidsiIdde bon 3,745,.
574 QuoSrntiueilen 3eripIittert, mo-
bon Elm rieliGer 8eil nod poatom-
mene @ilouilie limo. Die SSertig.
ltelimg ser 9Irbeit oerlonate bic
nod beideibene Smmte BON sipei
NdIlionen Collars. DaS Seer Der
3enIl8beaEiteu imiaBte 11,750
&eriouen. SSn Ser sgil0nis fuiiroc
ein gIeihmobiqas Soldr BON $40
bro Gag be5oblt. uuo ieOer Gent
oooon Duroe reoli6 beroientl
H. q. muBtcn and 9lciIen ourh
oiele beimhidiidc @erudIier aenlaht
iInO nod gar mondle onoere @eSob-
rem uno groBe Stropa3eu bcStan0en
mer0eu Gin GROCER EeiI Der pbD.
iiihen Saltptorbeiten ipurne BON nor-
molieeu S&rieg5betcranen ouseefiibrt,
luclde init geiunoeu @lje0muBen
beiirlgefebrt iDoren. Im aroBten
poreu oie Shpierigfeiteu on Der
Settle @ritiid. d.Goluutbius. Gs iuuroe
jeoe Perion gc5abIt. sic iiberboupt
ernlittelt pcroen fonute, Mcnu,
8eib iuo 4tn0.
9lud Duroen gum eriten NAL ole
Sarultiere ge5obIt, iolpic ou6 ieoes
Stiid Ral6inerie. 9Iui sSraoeboaen
fiir SSariner muBteu 0iesnal ntdt
meuiger ols 300 6rogcn beanttuor.
tet peroen. 2lutnortsUermeigermna,
o0er old nur einc patiqe sInttport
IN einem ioIden san, fam in Sea.
nu6a prompt cine 5ieHlidb aeiaI5cne
Beltrafung bcrbeiIitbreH. sSnoes
ldBt eS Elm Gounoier nltr ielten bar.
duf arfomuGn
4anoDaS SnOionerbeu0Iferimq bat
iiA mneriit gut bebouptet; iie
5abItc int Ddr3 b. 8. 105. 9S8 S3opfe.
yhlr abld0blng8meiie fonnte Die
Gstimo.9eDolferlmg erurtteIt uer.
ben: rltHo 5000 Berioneu.
g9ie oielc @inipohner ipeiit Die
ied)lte fanabii6e golfs36bllma irs.
geIomt ouf? Garnuf III man notiir.
LID iebr geipanut; uno genou fam
man oa5 1tur iogen, menn audi ais
alien erttIepenrren Giitriftcn bic cnt.
giItigen 0erld)te borliegen.
9lugemciner 9lnnabme 5ufoIge bot
bic fauo0iid)e 0onlinlon jest ettDd
neun Miaioncn 6intpobner. 3nS
iuGre Elm iebr aiinitiges @odstim;
ober 0enno6 beoeittet eS i'm 0urd-
idnitt niht mebr, ais cine @erin-
giafeit ii6er 3lpei gintpobner auf Die
2uooroimeile llpber WlangeI on
Gllenbogenralm miro man bier je.
oenfdlls nod niflt 70 balO 8u tlaseu
br1uden.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
Gongreil madJt cSerienpnnic.
Gin ggoIfenbruh inn .

Gin g8oIfenbruh i'm giopol
G}orge beruriattc cine lleberidapem
nnlua oes 2lrfnuias SIuiies in Gn
non Gin, @oIo.. 0ie sroBen SdpnOer
onridtete.
lleber 100 Eerioneu ipuroer
ber[est, 5rm 9beil lebensgef1brIih,
un6 Elm SafidJo0en Oou $4,000
entiton6. nIs in NiinneopoIis GIoa-
feneos i'm gIbgigscaunI on glicollet
9lpe. burh beiecte electriif,e Set
tunqsordbte sur grpIoiion gebra6t
ipnroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
SriegSs II. MarincIctretar cmpfeblcn
5nrbenembGrgO.

3ie 'SecretGre 8ecfS un0 GenbD
6oben iiA fir Elm embargo auf
forbitofie 1mo Gbenlicolien allSge.
iprod)eu, mic e3 in ser 5orouepsgiIl
entholten mar, aber pom S5ouie &C.
ltrihen puroe. geioe .Gobinetts.
mitqIieoer ia9en. ooB lie gu ibrer
&aItung ourh Die Giifiidt auf Sic
@c0iiriniIIe ser 2onocspcrtbeiOi.
auug bcranlobt fpuroen, 3epr. ,5reor
BON 8isconiin erbob aber in einein
an Gen Tenroie gerihteten lShreis
ben Die 9eifuloigung. oas nSarb.
ItofiMonopol, an oeiien Spibe Sic
Chemical ,Soun0ation iteFe," babe
SEN @eriud geinoht. 3 p}itglieoer
0es Cabinets fir iih 81 Qefpiuncn,
nur I'M iueiterbin i'm 8ejiB oeS
nausihlieBIidlen 9ripiieas }u blris
ben. Seine ouniihtbnre GieGicrung~
iei bis jest irefcr poraegonacn. ais
icues 5arbitoif sD}onopol. Die Bis
hcriqen Ierhore bGtten, iolpeit inn
bcfouut, nid't Den gcringiten GetDcis
6afiir erbraft 6nb Die guuoesreqie'
RING m66reno oes driege5 oui ir.
ecn6iuelde pripnte eSorbperfe onge.
uieien qeiteien mare ooer bon ibnen
aud uur Ole qeriitgite !Siilfe erfnltcn
hdtte. Die 3orOerung ienes Rono.
pol NIT ieineu ii6ertriebenen Greiien
mciter beiteben 3u loiien nit Dem
5intrei5 mif bic Gefa6r eines rpei-
feren arieqs begriirtoen 81 poaen,
lei cbenio uuperidamt. rpie ldterIi6.
Sennt berbietet aarnnfcn Sier".
Ter Sc1,ot bot Die iaon iriiber
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
Die gOentId)en g3ar6arcn" allein
lInnoeln.

Berlin. SSn Berlin lit omtlid
befannt ge9ebeu fporoen, 9eutih
lano meroe ieineit 9Intbeil an Oel
SillieIeiituug fir &nBIan0 oIlein,
ilnabb0neig BON Den anOeren 21n
bern, ourdfiitren unO 5mor iofort.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
Gaua0a'
ueneiter Genins.

Scdlste idbrIidlc SOlfs5dbIuns Der
canaSiidlen Dominion iOcbeu Tcr1
tigseitellt. - &urOc arofentbeiIs
in Der SSiIOuiR anfscnommcn. =
&andcrIei intctfiiante Stnsc be.
ridltet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
Die Snrifbcrat6una.

Die @rle0igunq Der 5oroncp'ifen
GoriY 8orloQe Oitrh SEN 6innn5.
glusiduB 6es Senots iheint nod in
meter 6eriie sill liegen; nihts ociltet
onrollf bin, 6ob in nabcr 3eit Gin
grti6luB ilber 0ie bei0en boupti1f).
Iif,Itcn Streitfrogen, Die .oinerico.
uiihe 9eipertbung" intpertirtqrBaa.
rem, uno oos 8erbot Ser Ginfubr
bon Tnrbitofien, errcid)t nerben
fam.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14

llngorn leioet immer nod an
inteniioer Site. &icle Griiten llnf
perni6tet
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
9ilFcrasF Scr risiiiictcit
SctUict.aceicrnno.

2unopn. = Die ritIliihe 'Sopiet
9iegierllng bat lid III einem olti
Orabtloiem s3egc ousgeianOteu zip.
peII an ,,oie 9lrbeiter Ser @elt" ge-
penoet, nit Ser Sitte, bem rltiiiiher
8olfe IN Oeiien iesieer Sungersnotb,
friiis 5u belfen.
ISn Dem 9lufrufe miro erflort, Die
Megierungen @robbritonrien'S uni
Der Ser. Staaten madten inrbeitinmt.
te Siilfeonerbietungen inter beim
tiidiiden 9eoingiingcn, 0ie ben 20.
oesitoB fir Ben tSopietisnps hebeli
ten, Oo lie borouf ousgehen, Die anti.
boli6eiuiitiihe 6erri9oft in 9fliB
lono tpie0er aiiF5tridten Il, Den 9te
gierungen @nelano's uno gtmerico's
5u geitntten, iid in Oie inueren SIN.
geIegenbeiten GuBlano's cirBumi
ihen.
Die iebiee 6ungersnotb, iogt Der
glppeIl, lei bic idIimnitc ieit 1891.
Sic mer0e bis III oas SSnbr 1922 bin
Elm onbouertr lma lScud,elt ole I'M.
berneiOli6e 9e9leit ter'teinilnq bon
Sun9ersnotb, made oos golf, 6os
ourd 7iobriee iiitBere lno inner(
Sipiiti9feiten 9eIdnrddt tporoen iei
lult+hfna
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
Der SOngrrB.

GOmprumik in Der StenerreUiiiun.-
Stenern sum Sctrage BON 600
WfllIiOnen iuerSen ab9eidnfit,
TeaicrnngsGnssaben nm $50
glilliOuen bcfdlnitten.- i'm Gan.
sen iulen S3,015,000,000 an
Stenern erBobcn mcrScn. - @r.
leaisnng Der 3OlItarifuOrluae
uudI in ueiter 6erne. - &cpr.
6rc0r eeiiieIt oas Sar6itoii. .@OuO.
pOI - ySranfcn.Sier@ pUm sc.
nat berbDtcn. - @eitere &eonea
tiun Der Irmeeitdrfe beautrust,--
Die Alliirtcn-S -SdJmloeu. - 6ur.
mersSiIls angrnummen. - 9ie'
9iernngscOntrUlle Der Sdladlt,
bGnier beihlOhrn. - Snbn.SHl
bleibt bis 5nm 6crbit liegen. -
GOugreffcricn nGdite ISOLDE.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
Sic Abriiitnngs=
GOnferens.

Der Sunferens MN far
Den II. ytpDember geiidert. -
GnglauS, 6rantrcidJ nuo Snpna
bnben sngeitimrlt. = &rrarbei'
ten jest i'm 8nnse. = Die Sniel
gDap imnrr nudl ein beifler Snnet.
- Sin neaer SreiperbanO pUu
GnsldnS augeitre6t. Ser.
Staaten iuaen sa einem @inpcr'
nebmen nit GnslanS nnO Sapan
beranse5Dsen iucrben. = SSie
GmglanO fir Die glbriiitnng riiitet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14

Sun9reRTerIen nadlte Gc0dle.
@aibinstpn, =. s. - 9os fnifi.
lide ErobIcm, Die Stclicrn 5u reOu-
cireu lmo ooh geniigeuO Ginfiinfte
31r 9eduua Der yegierung8ousga.
ben 5u boben lit ourh peri1nlid)eS
Gin9reiier 4rdi. 6oroing'a geIoit
ipor0en. 9luf @inlaOung oeS Sra.
iioenten fonOeu lih am GinStag.
IbenO 8oriiter s5orOuep mo cinige
onoere republicouiihe Wdtqlieoer
0es Sonsausihuiie8 iiir 9iittel lnO
gSegc sSdatdmtSiecrctar Wenon
Sprcner @ilett. iowie Die 8orlibcr
Der 8clpilligtnnS 9IltSidiiiie bciper
Souier unO einigc onOcre iiibrcnoe
Eeplblicaner 3u elmer geipredwng
bcs fSteuer- 8roblenlS i'm MciBen
Solte Elm. alS oeren 3eiultot man
lid aiif eiuen Gompromii} cltgte,roi,
rueIdem oie 9iunenIteuern ourh
4Si0erriIf ser lleberprcilt. mo
Der 5uidtIihen @infouumenlteteru,
iomte Der GerfehrSiteuer. Der Sooa.
poiier. imO Der iogcn. 2urusiteueru,
unO Der alS D9tuiiance Cares" be-
Seihncten Steuern Inn run0 600
W2iIlionen reeucirt meroen iolleu.
Ter our6 oen Ni0erruf Der lleber,
profitIteuern reruriadte gthsfall IoIl
tbeiltpeiie geOedt rperoeu onrdl grb6.
bung ser Steucr nuf CORPORATIONS.
cinfommen bon 10 ouf 1919 9}ro.
cent ionit iolIen feline neueH
Steltern perfiigt per0en.
Die dIio repi0irte 5teuernorIoac
ioG on1 N1outad eincr Gnrliercn5 Ser
repubIiconiiden 9lbqcoroneten bors
1elegt nno 6olomo9Iidit Damn I'M
Flenum oeS Solics cinberiHtct per.
Oen.
GS pnr6e ferncr pcreinbnrt, oaB
Die Negierilng iih nit 576 Yfiaio.
nen ipeniQer bebelien mtB. aIsSerre.
tGr 0teIIon beraltihIo9t bate unO
6oB etlpn $50 Wtiaionen 3nr 0eding
Der 0ifiercn3 3rpiihen 0en Steuers
ei1unbmen unO oen NcgierlrnosauS-
goben oitrd Ginftbr3olle uno aus
onoeren 2lieIIelt geoeft mer0en iol.
len
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
Sin sIppcll bes 9Sapites.

9um. - 8npit Benedict bat einen
2Ippca erlaiien, in Dem er Die drift.
lite ul,0 cipiliiirte Nelt eriutt, roh
arditcn on8u beisutro9en i'm @uu-
gerSnotb-@e6iet 9iuBlonO's 8iilie 5lt
Ieiiten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
gSic GnaIanS iidl fHr bic 9lbraitnn,
nof6ereitef.

SpnoOn. 5rob Ser beuoritehen.
BEN 9briiititngs Gouferen} 6ut 6as
hritiidle llnterbnus oen 8au Don 4
@reBfanlpfihifien befhloiien, ,aI8
Grine fiir peraltete syobr5euge Scr
ariessiIotte" mic Der &orloneflts.
Iecretor Der 9lolniraIit1t IN ieiner
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
gselu6erra behalf ieinen eit.

Die republioaniIhen WtitqIie0er
6es Scnotscomitcs fir Gripilegieu
luto HabIen 6oben Dem Senator
Truman $ ytGpberrp oen BON 6p.
5oro angeiohtenen Sib I'M Scnat
5uqclproden. 9ie Ienlofruten
itinlntten gcidloiien ongegen. Der
lang. Ii. feiBumitrittene Sail gebt
iebt on ben Senot sur enogiltigen
ent'heionna.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14

Der @iOeritnuO geger Ole bon
Sen 8enroie eingereidte SorIaae.
Die Dem ,SdosnntSiecretdr inbe-
ldronfte @ollmnft fir ole 2iquioi.
ring Der 10 Y3iuiorOen &rieg8on.
leiben Der GIaiIrten gebru ioII,
nimrnt I'M (Seuatc Bu Gic @e9ncr
Scr &orIage iogcn norauS. OaB Oicie
arijnolid aedltOert meroen miiiie.
menn iic niht eou5Iid oerlporfen
iper0en foil.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14

gSaIbinston, .. 6. = Ger 9egirn
ser 9lbriiltungs- Ii. Sitniien-Gonie-
ren3 in @nibingtnn Gilt iebt fiir Den
IL 92open1ber gGihert, nadoem
8roBbritannieu. 6rortfreif unO @Sa-
pan oieicnr9otimt fornen 5u9eitinrlt
boben.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
Clogg's New Garage
Opened To Public
Continued from Page l

come his way and we expect in few
years to chronicle the fact that he
has tern down the Ford House and
that the great Clogg Garage covers
tie entire block He enjoys an excel
lent business and the best of it is
that the bushes increases with each
and every year.
The building was designed by Ow-
CTS & Sisco. architects, of Baltimore,
ard was built by The McIvers Con-
struction Company, also of Balti-
more. The work of construction from
lightning to finish was under the
guidance of Mr.. E. S. Crosdale. He
IS acknowledged to be one of the best
mechanics that has ever been in our
town and he has given Mr.. Clogg q
Job that he can always be proud Of.
Mr.. Crosdale is also a gentleman OF
the first water and has endeared him
self to our people during his stay in
our midst. Would that he could be
with us always.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
HARGIS STORE NOTES

Prices are SO much lower. 1t be-
gins to look like pre-war times. This
comment is heard many times daily
in our Ready-to-W department
Come and see for yourself. You too
will be interested.
In our collection of fall apparel fol
ladies' and misses the prettiest and
smartest styles of the season are rep
rented.
A splendid line of suits in all sizes
at $500.
Rich and lovely are the new coats
and wraps at $500 and $3.50.
A wonderful assortment of dresses
in tricotine and poiret twill at SIS anC
$29.50 and charming canton crepcs
at $500.
These are warm days but cooler
weather will soon be here. The wise
oman makes her selection now be
fore the choicest garments are gone
New fall ginghams are prettiel
than ever and much lower in price.
The beautiful silks and crepes in
rev autumn shades are a delight to
the feminine eye.
Wool skirting in charming new
plaids and stripes are being shown.
Have you seen the special Miro
Aluminium 11a qt. sauce pan on sale
in our Furniture Store at 49c? This
sells regularly at $1.10. Get yours
during the week of September 26tll
st the special reduced price.
7. f. HARGIS
Two Big Stores
POCOMOKE
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
Commissioners Haze
Another Busy Session
Continued from Page l

Continued from Page
F. B. Scarborough, road work, Dis
S, $1,000.
Stand. Oil Co., gas and oil, $23.J0
L. w. Onley, sheriff, $255.00.
C. W. Jones, road work, District
1. $105.00.
r. F. Taylor, repairing road me-
chine, $500.
Henry Lambertson, road work, Dis
/, $48.00.
George T. Bishop, road work, Dis.
trict Z, $34.50.
P. X. Sturgis, Jail account, $4,000
Jessie T. Holland, road work Dis.
trict o, $5S25.
Harry G. Rayne was put on pension
from July /, 1921 at SIS month.
Board adjourned to meet again OF
Tuesday, September 27, 1921.
H. B. PILCHARD,
Clerk and Treas.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
Berlin Races viii
Occur October 9th

The Berlin Races have been fixed
for Thursday afternoon, October the
9th, beginning promptly at o'cblock
Three big races will be trotted off
and the purses this year are larger
than ever. Horses from various sec
lions of the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, Virginia and Delaware will
compete for the purses. and a band
CT good musicians will add TO the en-
joyment Of the occasion. The Berlin
Races always draw large crowds Of
persons and it is expected that this
year will be record breaker. We
are confident that as in the past, Pc
comoke City and vicinity will be well
Remember the date.
Thursday, October the 9th.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
Meeting OF Pocomoke
Post American Legion

A meeting of the Pocomoke Post
American Legion, will be held in the
Firemen's Room of the Pocomokt
Municipal Building on the evening Of
Monday, October the Sd. This is .
very important meeting and it is
hoped that it will be well attended, as
ways and means will be considered
fer the purchase, erection and dedica-
ton of suitable memorial to the
service men of Worcester county who
gave their lives in the service of their
country in the recent world war. All
eA-service men, whether members Of
the Legion or not, are requested to
be present.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
ReU. w. F. Da.Uson To
Preach At M. E. Church

Services at Salem NJ. E. Church
tomorrow as follows-Class meeting
at 8.45 A. NJ. Sunday School at 10;
and sermon by the pastor, "Uncon-
sciously Losing Cod" at IL o'clock
In the evening at 6.45, Epwortt
League service, Miss Lucy Lang
leader, and at 7.30 the Rev. W. F.
Dawson. of Princess Anne, will preach
here and the pastor of Salem will
preach in Princess Anne.
On Wednesday night September %
the pastor will speak at o'clock to
the parents of the church, and on
Friday night the Both at S o'clock
DR.. J. T. Herson, Of Salisbury will!
speak to all adult members and
friends of the church.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
w. E. Hall & Son Advertise
NoUel Heating Arrangement

w. E. Hall & Son, of this city, are
this week advertising the Estate
Ileatrola and the attention of our
leaders is called to this wonder in the
way of home heating. This is the
final solution of the heating problem
for small homes = with or without
Easements. Not stove, but pipe
less furnace no bigger than a stove
Heats three to six connecting rooms
and heats them better than an ordi-
nary stove will heat one room. Call
al w. e. Hall & Sons and investi-
gate it.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
Democratic State
Convention Held
Continued from page !

the Democratic party praise for ad.
vances in legislation, recommends
reducing the number of State elect.
lens, pledges the party to a continue.
ton of State road building, promises
the fostering of agencies to help the
agriculturist and further development
of the public school system.
The primary election law is com
nlended and the party is pledged t.
pass only such amendments thereto
as shall be Consistent with it's the
cry and principle"
The appointment Of women to STATE
boards and commissions is recon-
r,ended, and the party is pledged t.
remove all political disabilities o.
women.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
Eastern Star Meeting.

Crescent Chapter o. E. S. will hold
(; regular meeting Monday, Septcm-
Der 26th at 7.30.
At this time an election of officers
and initiation of candidates will take
place.
Grand visitation Tuesday evening,
September 9th at Z. 80 to constitute
Crescent Chapter and install officers.
Every member expected to be
present.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24

WANTED-Two men to sell the
fastest selling speciality on the mar
ket. Be first in your territory. Elk
perience not necessary. Write r. &
Gervin, Charleston, w. Va, Gen1. De-
livery, at once.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-09-24
WANTED.

Two (2) experienced sales ladies
and booklSeepcr and stenographer.
Only good standing and capable
should apply.
BENJAMIN GIVARZ.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27
BUSINESS WOMEN'S BAZAAR
NOTABLE EVENT OF THE WEEK

which belong to the little pink and
will also be doll clothes, with doll
handkerchiefs, towel sets, coat hang
ers and cloth scrap books. and numer-
Gus other things.
Suggestive of spring mornings will
be the brides booth, adorned with
trailing morning glory vines, with
blossoms in pink, white and lavender.
In it will be shown the daintiest of
lingerie garments with pretty boudofr
caps and the marvellous things appro-
pirate for brides, brides-to-be and
other girls. 1t is in charge of Miss
Eleanor Starnes and Miss Ellen Wood
with Miss Lille Williams, Miss Willie
Byrd, Miss Gladys Smith and Miss
Pattie Duncan assisting.
Another beautiful booth will be de-
voted to needlework. 1t will be dec-
GRATED in green and white, with nu-
merous needles of fragrant pine. DR..
Bond and Miss Jennie Weldon are
chairmen of this booth. For it they
have collected large assortment of
miscellaneous needlework, including
many kinds of aprons, from the most
tiny beribboned ones to the volumin-
Gus kitchen aprons. There will be
merous articles in crochet, ,tatting
and embroidered designs
Miss Carol Wood and Miss Perna
Robinson, chairmen. with Miss Marie
Gilardoni, Mrs. Marian Spindle and
Mrs. L. E. Kiker have planned a booth
in the form of big cake svrmounted
by bright colored candles. They will
have many plain and fancy cakes,
with Christmas fruit cakes and plum
buildings. Each pudding will be ac
eompanied by recipe for making the
sauce, written in rhyme and contain
ing mysterious directions. The spe-
cial feature of the booth is oatmeal
cookies in lovely manipulated tins.
The candy booth will be elaborate-
ly adorned with pink and white
chrysanthemums. The committee in
charge are Miss Mary Perry, Miss
Emma Slack, chairmen; Miss Lucille
Williams, Miss Ruby Jasperson, Miss
Mary Thomas. Miss Allene kifer. Miss
Mary. Stone and Miss Ruth Anderson
They promise to have in their booth
every desirable kind of home made
candy in the whole world. some of
which will be packed in pretty hand
painted boxes.
Mother Hubbards pantry will con-
tain spice and all things nice, among
which are jellies. pickles, preserves,
relishes and minis; besides old-fash-
toned grandmother's brooms and the
calico cook books. The cook books
are in blue and white calico covers
and contain 100 recipes tried and test
ed by members of the club.
At the art booth are to be seen
Christmas cards and seals, calendars,
hand painted pictures and other at
tractive things.
The new club pins may be had at
this booth. They are of gold and are
beautiful, with green and white
enamel.
Miss Katherine Holt. Miss Lula
.Tyrus and Miss Margaret McAdory
and their assistants are to be In
charge here.
Miss Marian Goar and Miss Mary
D. Ware at the flower booth will
have an attractive display of ferns,
potted plants and bulbs.
One of the most unique features
of the bazaar will be the originality
booth, with its many colored balloons
and it's gorgeous hand-painted
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27
By JOSEPHINE NIXON HENLEY

A splendid attraction of this week
will be the beautiful bazar to be given
by that active and enterprising body
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club.
The bazar will be opened at the
club rooms, 1920 Third avenue, on
Thursday evening, with an elaborate
turkey dinner, moderately priced,
which will be served from to )
o'clock.
A fine program will be given at Z
o'clock.
Mrs. o. L. stephenson's beautiful
voice will be heard in group of
songs.
Birmingham graceful and mimi
table artist, Mrs. Mary Gillen, will
furnish several delightful readings.
Mr.. w. ]. Stewart in national high
land costume, will sing some of the
sweet. old-time Scotch ballads.
Mr.. Percy Rosenberger will con-
tribute to the entertainment a num-
Der of his wonderfully humorous i'm
presentations.
On Friday evening an oyster supper
will be served and some original
stunts are to be presented, among
them a black faced wedding, which
will be the funniest ceremonial i'm
aginable.
The main features of the bazaar are
the beautiful and artistic booths, now
being planned, where will be dis
played profusion of fascinating and
useful articles for Christmas gifts for
all sorts of people from tiny babies,
little sister and brother, to big girls
and boys and grown-up folks.
The club realizes that;
"a .dreary place would be the earth
Were there no little people in 1T.
The Song of Life would lose its mirth
Were there no babies to begin it,
Therefore, the baby booth, of which
DIR. Marie Bauer and Miss Margaret
Bruce are chairmen, is a dainty reve-
lation in blue and white. 1t Is fash
toned to represent a baby carriage
with blue and white parasol. In
it will be displayed for sale beauti-
full and dainty baby dresses, caps.
sacks and all the lovely accessories