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The Washington times., 1922-05-03
G. W. U. Honors Herrick.

Samuel Herrick. who has heen
for several years the president %
the law school alumni OF George
Washington University. has heen
elected president Of the general
alumni association OF the university.
MIR Nerrick viii make the chief
address To the graduating class Of
the Wilson Normal School next
Friday morning.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
Y. M. c. A. Lecture.

Summer Skies" will be the sub.
ject of an address tonight by DIR.
w. J. Humphreys, OF the Weather
Bureau, at the Y. NJ. &. A. The
entertainment Is under the auspices
Of the social department, will be.
gin at s o'clock. and is free TO the
public,
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
CHIEF OF DETECTIVES
ROBBED OF HIS HAT
At LUNCHEON

by giminy criminy. 1t has
come TO a fine time O. day when
a mans hat IL not safe from
thieves while he eats his lunch"
Thus did Inspector Clifford l..
Grant. chief of detectives. mum
bic today when he was esconced
in his private office. He was in
a downtown hotel yesterday and
while he was partaking OF a
caviar sandwich someone walk
ed off with his brand new
chapeau.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03

The farm bloc in the Senate
feels relieved. Former Sen
ator BEVERIDGE, Indiana,
announces that he WiH not
join the farm bloc. And
HARRY NEW, ,Oho wants to
return to the Senate, is con-
rinced that Beveridqe VW
neper get the chance.
fNDIANY.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
THEATER TICKET WINNERS.

For tonight's performance Of
"The Boomerang" at the Shu-
bert-Garrick, the follotUing con-
tribs have been adjudged as en-
titled to tuo tickets each, aud If
they UiU call at the bor office,
gipipg their names, the tickets
,Oilt be dWuiting them:
EMMA NJ. WEBER typOgrapl'
artist.
HARRY NASH (cartoonisD.
JAMES w. WHITE cWade
"f"tH +. Il. BusHBy cpan,y Bu.h',.
=. I. LANNING C"Sam Simple"), },
The winncrs of last nights
tickets report themselves as
greatly enjoying "Ihe Boone
rang"
Today's mail t0ds good again,
and ii ought to increase before
the end of the Week.
Just remember that there are
three more nights after tonight
,Ohen contribs sending in the best
articles ViH be awarded tWo
tickets each-fiUe contribs each
night.
One thing we like about the
contribs is this: They enjoy the
opportunity TO Uin the tickets.
but the contest has nothing TO DO
Nth their fidelity and derotion
to the column. " they Wir. oil
right. II they don't, oil right.
They are still loyal
II should be remembered thut
Heard and Seen IS open to ANY
BODY, and that the brightest
contributions are the ones that
get into the column.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
BY.FLAY ON WORDS.

BY.FLAY ON WORDS.
IL is said "The Irish can't
agree omong themselves" Genoa
any Others? If you see Lady
Astor. Kindly Geddcs mforma-
tion, and, by George, obtige.
MICKIE.
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON.
I've met a girl just like the girl
Who vamped my dear OlG dad.
She Il q bear. and on the square,
feel that I'm In bad.
A good old hungry girl with an
empty look,
One who eats much chow and does
not cook.
I've met a girl Just like the girl
Who vamped my dear old dad.
HANK HAWKINS.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
!. o. +. to Give Dance.

Esther Rebeksh Lodge, 7. o. o p.
will give q dance in odd Fellows
Hall. 40 Seventh street northwest
Friday night.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
Glee Club Concert.

The Capital University Cleo Club.
~ Columbus. Ohio, will give con.
cert Friday night, May &, at the
Grace Lutheran Church. Thirteenth
and Corcoran street northwest.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03

ouoth saierstus Ophelia stone;
The man who wins my hand
Must be polished and hiGh-toned,
square, upright. and grand"
Up jumps old Hesekiah Ball;
Says, SAL. you get my nanny.
You ain't looking for q man st all.
What you want II q pianny."
AL SORAN.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
LAMP THIS ONE.

From Nebvaskn Paper.
Rertha ID. Wick has asked for .
decree Of divorce from her hus-
band. With restoration Of her for
mer name. Bertha Lamp.
r., In Boston Transcript. Mr..
Wick IL about to be trimmed for
alimony.'
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
THE FINAL GREEN EDITION

contains last minute news, Complete
racing entries and results and other
sport world happenings. Get your
news q day ahead.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-10
LEGION PROM
FOR ARM|sTl
Headed by Municipal b
ganization Will Stage "
are in EWING Beginning at 8
O'clock.

The members of Brunswick post
number 8, are busily engaged in com
plotting the final details for the Lee
gion's celebration tomorrow evening,
and from all indications this will be
the biggest event in the history of
the local post.
Promptly. at eight o'clock Saturday
evening all legionaires and other ex-
service men who wish to participate
are requested to gather at the Rifle
mems Armory. corner of Gloucester
and Grant streeas, from WHICH point
the parade will start. Headed by the
Municipal Band, the parade will move
through the business section of the
city and returning to the armory,
where turkey banquet will be wait
ing.
A very elaborate asst and program
has been arranged for, and genuine
treat awaits all who may come. The
program includes several musical
numbers, as we'll as a number of
talks to be made by both local and
out of town ex-seryice men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-10
MINISTER'S STAND
: FOR PITTSBURGH
PLAN OF RED CROSS
MANY CITIES THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES HAVE
ADOPTED THIS IDEA

Next Sunday has beep proclaimed
by President Harding as "Nationa1
Red Cross Sunday and the clergy
throughout the nation has been ask
ed by the president to make some al
fusion on that day to the great work
done by the Red Cross. and to invoke
Gods aid in the continuance of this
work.
Many of the cities throughout the
United States have adopted the "Pitts-
burgh Plans" for their coming roll
CALL and will make drive for mem
bership on Sunday afternoon, Nov.
IL, between the hours of two and
three o'clock, this hour being known
as zero hour" to commemorate that
anxious moment when our boys stood
ready to go "over the top" in the
great world war.
This plan has been approved by
the ministerial association of Bruins
wick, and at a recent meeting of this
body, every minister present pledged
his sympathy and support for the
furtherance of Red Cross work in
Brunswick.
Too much connot be said about the
solemrfity and sacredne4s of the
work of the Greatest Mother in the
World" Red Cross, is purely work
of love and unselfish service for 9TH
ers. It's sole aim is to alleviate
pain and misery among suffering hu-
mainly.
1t is peculiarly fitting therefore,
that the annual roll call for member
ship should take place on Sunday aft
ernoon, and it IS earnestly hoped that
the "zero hour" when the Red Cross
workers begin their canvass evelI
person in Glynn county will feel the
religious significance of the occasion,
and in placing his membership in the
Red Cross, will be imbued with the
true spirit of that great institution.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-10
CITY EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE MEET
Will Name Date of White Phi
mary to Select Candidate
For General Election in De-
cember.

The city executive committee, COM
posed of eleven well known citizens
and of which Frank D. Aiken is
chairman and A. M. Ross, secretary,
will meet at the city hall this morn
ing at IL o'clock, and any who are
candidates IN the primary are invit-
ed to be present as it is the desire
Of the committee that the coming
primary will be one satisfactory to
all parties concernet ard especially
the candidates. H'
At the meeting this morning the
date FIR the primary WI. be named
and it is probable that it will be call
ell on Tuesday November 81, as this
is the last day IN which the nominee
of the primary could offer in the gen
eral election in December. The per-
son who receives the highest number
of votes in this primary. will receive
certificate from Secretary Ross
of the committee, that he is the nom
inee of the white primary.
On or by November 23rd, all can
didates for the general election te
be held December 5, must have theil
nominating petitions filed with N. D
Russell, secretary of the commission
Naturally the nominee of the white
primary should have the united sup
port of all white voters.
ANY candidate other than the nomi
nee of the white primary is running
as an independent and in opposition
| to the white primary. This ought t,
:: inform the people as to the facts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-10
BIG POULTRY IA
TO Be DISCUS
AT MEET to-
NOT ONLY MEMBERS I
CATION BUT OTHE
INVITED TO ATTY

The meeting of the CT
Poultry Breeders Associi
held at the Board of TraC
ginning at 8 o'clock tor
Uses to be one of the mos
the association has ever
which it is expected, nd
bers will be present, b
terested in poultry
trucking.
At the meeting ton
posed fair and poultry
discussed and plans put
the coming fair, which,
yesterday, will likely ST
giving and continue fd
There are scores of d
nection with the affair
these will be worked OF
meeting.
President R. G. Jack
ISOLATION, urges a good
the matter is one of
ance. IiF
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-10
NOW SEEMS THAT
PEACH COUNTY
CAUSE LOST One
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS BEGIN
REACHING -SECRETARY'S Of
FICE, BUT INCOMPLETE
(By Associated Press

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 49.-With COM
plete unofficial figures from only So
of the 100 counties of the state avail
able today, the vote On the constitu-
tional amendment to creae Peach
county in Tuesdays election showed
majority of 2,61S against the pro-
posal. The totals showed: For Peach
county, 1928, against 1882.
Official returns from the county
ordinaries began reaching the office
of the Secretary of State today, but
the consolidation of the vote will re-
quire day CT two, it was stated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-10
PREMIER BONAR LAW AND
CABINET ATTEND DINNER
LORD MAYOR; NO POLITICS

London, Nov. 9.-Premler Bonar
Law and cabinet attended the annual
lord mayors banquet at Guild Hall
tonight where there were gathered
also members of the diplomatic corps
and leaders in the church and BUSH
ness life of London.
Little reference was made to the
election or politics by the numerous
speakers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-10
REPUBLICANS CONTINUE TO
CONTROL NEW YORK HOUSE

New York, Nov. 9.-The complex
10 of the next house will be 225 Re-
pubficans, seven more than major
ity, POT Democrats, one Socialist, one
Farm-Laborite and one Independent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-10
DEVALRA PARTY ROOMS
RAIDED ARRESTS MADE

Dublin, Nov. 9.-Troops this even
ing raided the DeValera party head
quarters on Suffolk street, making a
prolonged search of the premises and
seizing five women and much litera-
ture.
The daily times., 1922-02-22

The Wilson Athletic Association
asks for bids for the Soft Drink and
Cushion Seat concession for the 1922
baseball season. Make separate bids
For the two concessions. All bids
closed February 25th.
p 18 6td
The daily times., 1922-02-22
QUICK WORK ON A MATTRESS

Yesterday morning at nine O'Clock
well known lady of the town car
ried a mattress to the county home
to be made over by the blind class
there. The old tick was removed
from the mattress, a new tick cut
out and made while the filling was
run through the felt shredder ma
chine. The new tick was stuffed,
rolled and quilted and at six O'Clock
the mattress was finished and rolled
up ready for delivery.
You can have the same thing done
to your mattress. 1t will cost you
very little as this is school and not
a commercial institution. You can
get a new mattress for the cost of
materials, plus incidentals. Call
Mr.. Fink at the county home or see
S. E. Leonard for particulars.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
MIR. PATTERSON WAS A LOSER

MIR. PATTERSON WAS A LOSER
Mr.. R. H. Paterson of this city,
one of the proprietors of the Middle
sex Drug Company which was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning,
says that his firm had only recently
moved int othe building occupied at
the time of the fire and that their
loss was heavy. They had spent a
good deal of money in refiiting the
building.
High Brothers store building was
badly damaged, and the walls may
have to be torn down..
Miss jamie Freeman owned the
building which was occupied by the
postoffice, telephone exchange and
doctors Office and destroyed in the
fire. She had very little insurance
ON the building.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
MRS. OSCAR HOOKS ENTERrAINs

MRS. OSCAR HOOKS ENTERTAINS
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Hooks gave a
very beautiful and most elaborate
dinner party last evening in honor
of Miss Eliza Carr and Mr.. r. T.
Smith. The home was prettily dec
Grated with Columbia roses, and six
courses of a delicious menu were
served. The guests were at the ta
BILE from eight to ten thirty, and
each toasted the bride and groom,
who gracefully responded.
The decorations were very signi-
cant of the happy occasion. Two
bowls of Columbia roses rested upon
the table, which was set OFF with
handsome linen, silver and lighted
candelabra. The place cards we're
unique and dainty. They were but
terf1ies carrying the names of each
guest. At each plate was satin
slipper filled with almonds.
Pretty Mary Anna Hooks daintily
gowned sprung a surprise on the
gathering by entering with a waiter
of roses, and Miss Carr threw one to
each guest. AS the bride to be left
the dining room, the young daughter
of the home pulled string which
opened a wedding bell suspended ov-
rthe head of Miss Carr, from this
a shower of rose petals descended
upon her.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Oscar Hooks, Miss Eliza Carr with
Mr.. r. T. Smith, Miss Thrace Maui
din with Mr.. Tom Uzzell, Miss Lou
ise Huffines with Mr.. Lester Rose,
Miss Catherine Copeland with Mr.
Harvey Magete, Miss Mamie Nc
Craw with Mr. Ben Smith, Miss
Margaret Gold with Mr.. Vaughn
Woodard.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
THREE FIRES TODAY.


The fire department was called out
three times this afternoon between
noon and 2:3O. In each instance the
fire was slight.
The first fire occurred shortly after
twelve O'Clock and was caused by the
overturning of an oil stove at the
home of Mr.. Tom Blount on Kenan
Street. The damage here was negli-
gible.
The second call coming about two
o'clock was from Gray street where
a fire was discovered in quantity Of
grass.
The third fire was in the roof of
a colored mans home on West Nash
street. The damage was slight,
The daily times., 1922-02-22
y = = = ** > = 4
!: SOCIETY NEWS :


Mrs. w. A. Goodson and children
of Winston-Salem are here to attend
the Swartzel1-Hales wedding Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee and Mr.
Lees mother, Mrs. Ella Lee, of Ma
con, Ca, will arrive tonight to be
the guest of Mrs. Frank Lees par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hackney.
Mrs. Frank Lee before her marriage
was Miss Martha Hackney of Wilson.
Mrs. C. p. Morton of Raleigh is
visiting Mrs. R. o. Powers of this
city.
Mrs. William Ellsworth of Rocky
Mount has arrived in the city to at
tend the Smith-Carr wedding.
Mr.. g. H. Roberts of Benson was
in the city today.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
MERCHANTS TO MEET.

The Wilson Merchants Association
new quarters of the Association In
ne wquarters of the Association in
the Chamber of Commerce building.
Election of officers will take place
this evening Mr.. J. Paul Leonard, of
Statesville, secretary OF the State
Merchants Association will be pres
ent.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
PARTIES RECALLED.

On account of the death of Mr..
c. M. Fleming, Jr., invitations have
heen recalled to the bridge party
which was to have been given today
by Miss Margaret Gold in honor of
Miss Eliza Carr.
For the same reason Mrs. H. B..
Wallace has recalled invitations to a
party.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
ROTARY

In order to fittingly celebate Ro-
tary's 18th birthday, it is desirable
to have 100 per cent attendance
meeting when we gather at the Col
lege on Friday evening, (24th) at
seven o'clocf1. A number Of members
could not have attended on Thurs
day evening, therefore the postpone
ment.
Committee.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
AUCTION CARNIVAL
SATURDAY NIGHT

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ROOMS
A real auction sale. Three big free
prizes. Good music for dancing. Cakes,
Candies and Ice Cream for sale.
Admission 25c. Help Company "A''
Wilson Woman's Club Building Fund
% ltd
The daily times., 1922-02-22
HACKNEY BROTHERS
ARE REBUILDING

Hackney Brothers are engaged in
rebuilding the structure fronting on
Green street recently destroyed by
fire. They are tearing down the
third floor to the second, finding the
walls Of the lower floors ON part OF
the buildings burned in sufficient
shape to hold. They will rebuild on
very much the same lines as before.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
MR.. BURWELL HERE.

Mr.. w. A. Burwell Of Warrenton
has accepted position with the Nash
Street Pharmacy. We welcome him to
our city.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
MIR. STANTON HOST.

Mr.. George Stanton was host at
stag dinner last night in honor of
Mr.. H. r. SwartzelI
The daily times., 1922-02-22
MEET.SG AND
ELECTION OF OF

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The Merchants Association will
hold it's annual election of officers
tonight at 1880 in the new quarters
Mr.. ]. Paul Leonard, State Secretary
will be there. Every meAber should
G. J. STARR, Pres.
2 22 ltd
The daily times., 1922-02-22

BOOK CLUB MEETING.
The Book Club will meet Thursday
ter Woodard.
Mrs. U. H. Cozart, Secy.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
Wilson, N. c..
Feb. 22, 1922.

fAI =
Wilson, N. G.
Dear Mr.. ..........
I am now devoting my entire time
Ito FIRE INSURANCE and it will be
my pleasure to render the service my
|patrons want and expect.
The Companies that represent are
|of the best and are always open to
inspection.
My appreciation of your patronage
will be shown by my strict attention
ITO your business.
Yours truly,
R. E. TOWNSEND, JR.
2 % 6td
The daily times., 1922-02-22

MEETING OF MERRY MATRONS.
The Merry Matrons will meet
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs.
J. L. Lawshe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-17

isvery seldom sick, and then not ,or long
Most q, the patient invahds are people
who have discovered that invalidism
Is soft graft
Lots of women are forever complain
ing, and telling YOU that they try 10
endure their poverty patiently They cay
they pray tor grace to endure their lot
meekly. but they cant help replning
because they can't have pretty clothes,
and amuscments, and good food. and
decent surroundings.
Why should any able-bodied woman,
with ordinary intelligence, endure pow
erty patiently Why doesn't she roll up
her sleeves and go To work, and earn
the money she wants9 IL is either be-
cause she is too proud 10 work, or too
Law 10 work. There isn't single woman
in this country, who isn't either an idiot
or an invalid, who can't support herself
comfortably If she is willing to work,
and there Is no sense in wasting sym
pathy on those who would rather sigh
for money than earn 1t.
The patient wife is Another pathetic
figure upon whom we spend lot OF I'M
! necessary pity, because great majority
/ OF women could cure bad, matrimonial
situation instead OF enduring it, If they
! had the nerve. In fact, il is because men
know that women are going To be patient
| that they take so many liberties with
their marriage vows, and IL is because
women know that men are going e
register Impotence in an emphatic man
ner with any divergence from the straight
road on the wife's part, that make
women watch their steps,
4 Millions of wives live in terror of thei
husbands tempers, and are brow beateI
and bullied, and cursed about, wors
than any slave. Millions of other womel
have tightwad husbands who never Civ
them a penny Of their own, and VIII
rage ike mad men over paying tn
household bills.
No woman has 10 patiently submit T.
these indignities, and there is no virtu
in enduring such treatment when
could be changed by the use of littl
backbone on her part. PRACTICALLY
every wife writes her own price tag
and her husband treats her as she de
rnands TO be treated. The man VIII
takes advantage OF his position as hea,
OF the house TO tyrannize over his wife
invariably a coward, and would shoy
his yellow streak the minute she asserted
! her independence.
] knew one woman who cured a higl
tempered husband by beating him to il
and whenever she saw a storm comm
she few into such rage AS scared hi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-17
VARIETY SHOWER

Miss Sara Adelman. daughter OF
Mrs. A. Bennt. +02 West Front
street was the recipient OF many gifts
at 4 variety surprise shower Wednes-
day night. Miss Adelman In engaged
TO DO married 10 Henry Spire-
Among those present vsre Miss
Anna Adelmsn. Dora Adelman, Miss
Freda Spigler. Miss Tilhe Leverkron,
Miss Anna Newman. Miss Rachel
Falhaux. Miss Anna Skull. Miss
Margaret kritol. Miss Ida Goldberg
Miss Anna Barrett. Miss Marian
Miller. Miss Anna Berowitz, Miss
Martha Cohen, Miss Mile Befint
Mrs A. Befint. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Sklut, Sopie Befnt, Mrs. l.. Cramer
Alexander Brown. Maurice Spigler
Louis Cramer. Jack Cramer, Mat
Cramer, Paul Cramer. Israel Shapin
| Herman Barrett, Mike LebOwitz, Johl
Silver. David Leverkron. Harry Kline
Henry Spire, NJ. NJ. Spire, DR.. Esther
Israel Befint, Morris Glantz. William
Sparks. Harry Kitnlck and Caspe
| kitnick.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-17

had prepared, the guests were asked
to remain for a few days until a more
royal and a richer feast could be ar
ranged for the grand wedding.
This did not suit the Witch at all
but she could not change the plan
and so that night while the royal
household slept, she called upon the
Wind Witch To take her on her
broomstick steed and carry her to her
home in the forest where she could
drink OF the magic fluid and take care
OF the Witch fire which must be kept
burning.
All night she roamed the sky as a
witch on her broomstick and then she
rode straight into the palace garden
and changed the broomstick into a
tall willowy tree by the window of
the room where she was supposed TO
have slept.
Then in through the window she
sailed once more 10 become a Prin-
cess until the day she should be made
real Queen.
The next night she changed the
tree back to a broomstick and again
visited her home in the forest and the
next day the royal wedding was to
take place, for the Prince would not
hear of its being longer delayed. And
yet the old servant had found no
} reason why the Prince should not
marry the beautiful Princess.
The night was so beautiful and the
Witch was so intent upon her witch
ride that she did not return TO the
Palace as early as she should and il
her haste TO be in the room and II
her royal bed when the servant cam'
TO awaken her she dropped the bottl,
in which she brought the magic fuiC
10 change 10 a Princess again aftel
her ride.
Not all of the precious fluid wa
spilled and thinking that enough re
manned TO change her from the witcl
she quickly drank it when, TO her dis
may. she found that her left hand re
manned long. lean and bony, the ham
Of witch. while the rest Of her bod.
was that Of the beautiful Princess.
Covering it with a scarf of rich lac
she was able to hide it from sight an,
knowing that she would be able I,
change 1t when she again visited he
home in the forest and drank tn
magic fluid, the witch Princess gav'
no thought to the dangers tina
threatened her before that time. Blu
that was because she was not NOR
tai and did not know all the ways o
the mortal folk.
To be Continued.