The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-28
LARGE CROWDS AND
ENTHUSIASTIC TOUR
GOV. BITCHlE AND WR. S. eORDY, CAN
DIDATE FOR COMPTROLLER, ElATtD
OYER VISIT TO THIS COUNTY EVERY
DISTRICT REPRESENTED At BIG MASS
MEETING N OPERA HOUSE WOaANS
DEMOCRATIC CLUB ENTERTAIN COM
hITTEES AT DINNER

DEMOCRATIC CLUB ENTERTAIN CON-
MITTEES AT DINNER
The reception accorded Mr.. William
S. Gordy, tr.. of Salisbury. candidate
for State Comptroller. by the people
Of Carroll County, ii his tour over The
County on Monday. was most enthus-
iaalic. even the weather man contrlt
buting his share by ordering 3 per-
feet day NJ Gordy made most iags
oiahle impression. bring Nih iiig
cordial manner q sincerity OF pur
pose apparent 70 an Al Sykeaville,
abogt g.a0 he was sneY W q number
ot both men and women frnm West
Minister aud other places. aceanIpau
led by tie Westminster Band The
school children marched IN body to
the place of mpetlnR and IN an order
~ manner gave attention % the pro
Rram 10 the people gathered ID that
prosperous corner 0f Carroh county
former State Senator Wade - 81
MarGeid, with his usual charm. ex.
tended a KfaGi1ua welcome and lsi.
trDducod MF Gofdy. who made d
short asdresa, urging the importance
OF electing q Democratic Comptroller
in order 10 insure control oi the
BOARD of Public Works, that tge Coy.
ernor may have accord for the REST
Of his Administration Mr 0ordy has
been engaged iu financial work for
twenty-five years. and r. emiuentB
qualified to manage the finances 81
ll4e State Mr Edanrd u nrunAlae.
chairman - the State Central Com
mlttec. then introduced the local
candidates After q number 0i salec-
0on8 by the band. the procession,
numhoring some eighteen aatom0
blien started north flags wavins.
banners streaming They stopped ai
EiGerahure. Gambler smiawood and
smaiiwood. tha candidates meeting
the people assembled a. each piace.
the band playing meanwhile
Thence, On a. ManrBcgtcr. Tie
murHiBg spent in the Opsu. iuhaiing
She lngigorating Oeieber AIT, gave ihe
party amnlF appetite Nith which to 10
Justice 10 tho delicious luncheon kags
yed hy the ladies 81 Manchester at the
home 81 aiies Fannie Ross. sister 81
Mr George s Netter. one 81 naf
candidates for the House ~ Dele.
gates Later In the aQutB short
meeting was held. and the candidates
introduced THE next stopplnT place
was Hampateaa. thence ua @ tBios
stills and silver RuE The party hay
inE received auch 4 royal reception
everywhere, even people waving aaRa
from their porehes a. The cars passed.
decided a. Silver Rnn that the3
would invade the Republican ggfpnEs
bold and cross "a IAneytnWn There
they received q warm welcome and
held D large meeting at the square
Upon the arrival of the touring
party at Wessmlnhtef that evening
they were escorted 10 the FlfeYnen i
Building where an The Democratic
workers we're feuueSee 20 meet tiir
Governor. Hon Albert { Eiichin. aud
have dinner with him And that was
."SOME' dinner they gave A commit.
tee from the Woman's Democrats
club. consisting 81 Nfa. s. G tumer
Mrs william ~ Thomas and Mra q
y Bruadlgc, WaR appointed 20 take
charge 0i ihe arrangements, and ihey
and their assistanta worked early ana
late 70 make this anair a huge sue
cess Their work showed IN ihe anmp
tOus repast served. and the attractive
manner everything waH arranged
Long will THAI dinner bic remembered
Present were representatives from
each 0f the fourteen districts uf th,
{ County the State and County Cen
ltral Committees. the officers 0f III,
Woman's Democratic Club. thell
wives and husbands al rs close Mr
Hfundl9a called on the following loi
4 few remarks Sen Wade II y War
field, Edward O. Weaut. Guy "
steele, Lester 8 Patterson. Mfa
Frank 2. Fenhy. Mrs Carroll Al
haugh and Mr n y, Lee Hnleinna
A eight o'clock a crowd OF mel
and women that taxes tie seating "a
paclty OF the Opera House aatherei
for the final meeting. which n ever.
way proved fltting climax for th
days successful program Mr.. Brun
ldige called the meeting TO order anl
asked Mr. Charles q. Clemson 4
preside, Mr Clemson congratulate,
AN& RNAAtNhtAAH AfAH AttN tNHN Vi Ntfl
and women now working Tor the sue
cess Of the party. endeavoring 4
| wipe out an tacti0nai differences. II
then introduced Mr Cordy wn
/, thanked the people Of Carroll count
for the glorious reception given hir
and told how much he had enj0ye
, his day travelling over CarrolIs loYe
hills and rich valleys Ii asking "a
support he promised 10 faithfully dis
charge the duties OF hts office
Following Mr. Gordy, Gov. Ritehi
gave clear and logical address. nFf
ing the plan Of reorganization OF tll
State Government as the true issue
! of the campaign. declaring that ii
party that VIII reduce Government
Z expenses 70 make living fall aasi'
on the city man and on the farmer
= She party that deserves and win me
Z success The Governor said in par
Z The Democratic party through
\ large number of IT'S most represent
y Tive men aud women. nnaer the lea
y Sership Of Judge Burke, has works
= out concrete and specific plan, 1