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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-23
Camping Party

Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead is chap
eroning the following young peo-
pie for weeks stay at Red Den
on the Kentucky river: Misses
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-23

Dorothy Grinstcad, Callie Gay,
Rebecca Boswell, Messrs. Glen
more Ecton, Tom Gay, Ed Doc
ley and Garlan Clark.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-09-23
For Sale
Five Valuable
FARMS

IL ing decided TO give more time
10 ny umbcr bushes will sell at
private sale tn sollowing valuable
farms:
one fam one mile from stockton.
on tie <D:tc road leading TO POGO
moke City Til farm contains 80
acre none on les. about 50 acres
being ia cultivation. Part ii the land
II >uitablc for trucking, and The bal
ancr adapted 10 the growth Of grain.
Two farms in Newark Election Dis
trict. situated on the seaside, - miles
from Newark station. These farms
are in high state of cultivation, and
are improved by new two story resi-
dencos. and new barns and outbuild-
ings. They contain about $50 acres
of land, 70 acres being in cultivation.
All high land, every foot good truck
land Wen drained, no bitches The
woodland is well set in pine and oak
timber The farms adjoin, and they
viii b. sold separately, or as q whole.
One farm in East Berlin District.
- miles from Berlin, containing l25
acres. more or less. about fifty acres
are in cultivation, the balance being
heavily set in pine timber.
one farm il ST. Martins Neck, %
mile south Of Bi,hopvile, on the east
side Of St Martins River in sight of
Ocean City, containing $50 acres of
land, more on less This farm lies be-
tween The st. Martins River and the
county road leading from Bishopville
to Whites Island, and has 4 frontage
of one mile on The St Martins River.
The land is especially adapted to the
growth Of trucks and all farm pro
duce
ANY OF the above described farms
can be bought at bargain on easy
term, to suit the purchaser.
For further particulars, apply to
thc und rsigncd owner.
JOHN l.. MASON,
Newark, Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-09-23

Constiiu,ion for the purpose Of taking the sense
Of the people in regard 70 calling a Consii,u.
tonal Convention shall be held a. the general
e..sciion ~ the year nineteen hundred ana
thtty' and every twenty years thereafter
Section TO- The Governor shall submit, three
budgets 70 She General Assembly Al the reg
N'at session Of nineteen hundred ami t"eniy
Tour, IN accordance With the PROVISIONS VI
section = VI Article Ill Of the Constitution.
tor the three fiscal years beginning October
hfsi nineteen hundred AID twenty four, ani
ending September thlrtieth nineteen huhlt,d
Sni twenty seven and two budgets 10 the Gen
efM Assembly at the regular session Of nine
teen hundred AMI twenty seven, and thereafter
a. now provided BY SAID section.
Section i. The purpose OF this Article .
70 reduce The number Of elections. by ptovid.
ing that all STATE and county elections shall
ac held only ~ every fourth year and At the
fie'sonal elections; apd to bring the terms
y arpoiniN, officers INTO harmony With the
thanges Affected ~ the time Of the beginning
" Tic terms Of elective officers; and the
.'mlniS'taiive and Judicial ouicefs 81 the state
shaA c'nsifue the provisions Of this Article
SO as 70 efcctuae that purpose For The pug
Poss OF this Article only n, word "oihc.r'
shall he construed 10 include those holding
positions and q,her place, Of employment ii
me state and county governments whose
Terms are fixed by law, but II shall not m
eiuds. any Appointments made By the Boatd
Inxrfnof for terms o. three yeare.
Section H. The General Assembly at the
regular session in the year nineteen hundred
and twenty four, shall make such changes ~
ne primary and general election laws aud
n'hcfwl,e. as may be necessary 10 carry out
The provisions Of this Article. There shall be
no election for State or county officers IN the
year nineteen hundred and twenty FIVE.
Section ~ In the event Of any ineonsis
'eney between the provisions .. this Article
and any Of the other provisions Of the Con.
S'iiuii1n the provisions OF this Article shall
Prevail. and all other provisions shall be re-
pcaled or a5rogated TO the extent OF such IN
consistency.
Section , And be il further enacted BY the
autholiy aforesaid That said aforegoing sec
ION hereby pfoposed Is an amendment to the
Constitution shall be a, the next general tlrc
ton tor Members It the House OF Representa-
uycs Of Congrass held in this State submitted
70 the legal and qualified voters of the STATE
tor adoption rejection. in pursuance q he
directions contained in Article XIV Of the
constitution Of this State. and al the said
general election the vote on the said pro.
POSED autndnen, 10 the Constitution shall be
by ballot. and upon each ballot there shall lc
i'in'vi II, following synopsis Of said amend
mcni under the caption OF
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-09-23
CHAPTER i4i.

AN ACT to propose an amendment to Section
Of Article .. tile "Trsssury Department."
of the Constitution OF Mar, land, prescribing
the salary OF the Comptroller and the terms
OF Office Of the Comptroller and the Tresf.
urer; and providing for the submission Of
said amendment, 10 the qualified voters Of the
State for adoption or rejection.
Section l. Re il enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, ihrce-ffihs Of al the mem.
that the following be and the same hereby is
proposed as an amendment 10 Section / Of
Article 6, title Treasury Department." OF the
Constitution OF MARYLAND. the same IL adopted
By the legally qualified voters Of the State, as
herein provided, 10 become Section Of Article
& OF the Constitution.
Section l. There shall be Treasury De.
BY the qualified electors Of the State, at each
general election at which the Governor Il
chosen. who shall receive such salary a. may
be fixed by law: and Treasurer 20 be Ap.
pointed by the two Houses Of the Legislature.
a. each regular session thereof, in which be
gins the term Of the Governor, on ieint ballot
who shall receive an annual salary Of two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars; and the terms
Of Office Of the said Comptroller and Treasurer
shan be Tor four years. and until their sue
eessors shail qualify; and neither Of the said
officers shall be allowed. OF receive any fees.
commissions OF perguis,es Of any kind ia add.
ton 20 his salary for the performance Of any
vacancy ia either Of the ofiees BY death or
otherwise. the Governor. by and with the al
vice and eonsen, Of the Senate. shall I'll sueh
vacancy BY appointment, 70 continue until an
ether election OF a choice by the Legislature.
- ~ ease may be. and until tAs Qualification
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-09-23
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
PROVIDING FOR FEWER
ELECTIONS"

This amendmen, provides tina, all State
officers. except Judges, and al county officers
elected Us qualified voters shan DC elected in
every iourth scar Tor terms Of iouT years be
ginning with The election in November nine
teen hundfed amt tWcnty.six The iefms OF
State and county officers 20 be elected IN nine
cen hundred aud twentythTce are reduced TO
htce years. and The terms Of other elective
orictis are increased OF reduced az necessary
81 if@i Their successors may be elected IN nine
iccn hau.lssl inl twenty s.S. Terms Of officers
appointed py the Governor and BY County Non
.ssIon,fs arc adjusted IN harmony with the
Germs Of the nficiai, by whom they are ap
pointed The Gcuctal Assembly shall nee, in
nineteen hlndicl aud twenty four for reg
a.af session. and again IN nineteen hundred
and 'N,utN scscn ana every TWO years there
Tier p'hri provisions Of the Constitution aud
q ihe AVS are adjusted 10 harmonise with the
above changes, and the wotds For Fewer
Elections Amcudmcnt' and against Fcwcr
Elections \wca,imcui." as now provided by
~" and lum, lately after said election due
ciA'ns shan I, made u The Governor Of the
vote 'oi ..a3 against said proposed am, nd
wcui as Injected Al sad Fourteenth Ail3c'-
= iao Constitution, sui iut'hrr pgaeer 'ags
Aad 40 accordance with sal! Article Fourteen,
NuarnVed All n tq3y
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-09-23
Approved March !. 1871.
ARTICLE 70.


AN ACT 10 propose an Amendment 20 Section
So, ~, n -. f,.....,..,;.,,. - ~.
W - Wv
State Of Maryland 'itle 81 Legislative DEPART
~. q I, TIL: =: ii n. q D.i..,,...
NY " "'..'"O's :" ,'
and providing Tor the suHi son Of san
amendment 10 IN. qualified voters Of the
g. =. ,,.,;a. .,;or
o'a'e 'e' '''p''O" VI
Section BE II enacted nv the General IS
sembiy OF MARYLAND three df,hs Of al The mem
bers Of each II The two Houses roncufriuF.
that the following Section he and lie same Is
hereby pronossd as an amcndmcr, 10 Section
~ Lr,irie II fsf the Consiitutiou II the Statt
Of MARYLAND. title Legislative Department"
the same il adopted hy the legally qualified
voters Of the State as herein provided 10 be
come Section Of Article III Of the Consti'u.
lion Of the State of MARYLAND
4 As soon as NAV be- after the taking and
publishing Of the National Census ~ 1900 Or
.f,er The enumeration Of he roau' 4tior ~ :hs
STATE. under the authority thereof ,hrre shall
Re an apportionr,ent OF rcp-cscntat;on in the
Vouse Of DELEGATES 70 be- made on tho follow
inc hasis. 10 Nil: Each az The -cvrral counties
OF the State having A ronniation 81 eighteen
thou.aud soul ~ less. shall ~ entitled 70 two
delegates: and every county having = popula-
ton Of over eighteen thousand and less than
twenty eight thousand soul. shall be- entitled
to three delegates and every county having
oonul,finn 81 twfnt,-cirhi thousand ard less
thar forty thousand souls shall he entitled 20
four delegates: and every county having
population Of for,y thousand ard ,ess ihan hf'v.
FIVE thousand souls, shall " entitled 20 Eve
d,iesates. and every county having \ popuia-
zion Of hf,yhyc thousand soul. and upwards
shsu be entitled 10 six Delegates and no more:
and each Of the SIX legislative districts Of the
CITY 81 Baltimore shall ~ entitled - the mum.
Der Of delegate 20 which the llrgcs, county
shall o. may be entitled under The aforeFoine
.onortionfnrrt and the General Assembly shall
have the power 20 provide BY law from time
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-09-23
STATE
CAPITAL
Report Produees surprIse.

y
Correction Of Guards j. Wood Fleming
r. J. Wheeler aud Robert Rotkin ana
to postpone a paDlio trial 81 Dr Frnh
SIMPLIFY. prison physician wrtc
reached a Il meeting Of the Board "a
Prison Control when a post-murtem
was held over the report mao by
Joseph Fishmln. special Investigate
OF conditions at the institutions
The Board in statement made pub
liz following the meeting rcyl wed N,
cases OF The three guards and decided
that no further herring would BE- ne,
essury inasmuch as each OF the men
had admitted. according to the Fish
man report having done personal yio
lenoe To prisoner under their care.
"Depuiica who have no better con
troll Of themselves than these men
haze no place in our penal institu.
lions" is tho Board conclusion ana
we have PASSED m order directing
Warden Tanard to dismiss them
from our service"
Taking up the question OF the dis
nissal OF Or Shrlcy. which wa
recommended by Mr. Fishman and
the very ariou chorgea AGAINST the
medical administration" the Board
sets forth in its statement that these
matters have never before come 10
their attention from any source.
"Thc matrcn who makes most OF
the charges ha apparently not r..
ported to the Warden and has Ger
tainly not reported to u5.' the state.
ment says "Dr. Street, who was con
sulting physician ana whose specific
duty IL was To see that the record
were kept. said nothing to us. None
OF tho prisoners who complained 70
Mr.. ODunnc made any complaint
about the physician and none OF tho
various humane societies and people
vino are Consistently having representa-
tivos II the institution. such rs tie
Prisoners Aid Association. tho low
ish Biz BROTHER League aud others
have ever voiced the ligh'esi con
plant in thi connection
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-09-23

Of the successor The Comptroller and the
Treasurer shall keep their offices ., the seat OF
government and shall take such oath ana eh'et
into such bonds for the faithful discharge o.
Their duties a. are now, OF may hereafter DC
prescribed BY aw.
Sec. ,. And be II further enacted by the
authority aforesaid Tha; the said atofegoing
section hereby proposed as an amendment tt
the Constitution. shall at the next ensuing
general election foT members of Congress. to
Ie he'd in this STATE on the Tuesday next alter
the hfsi Monday Of November one thousand
nint hundred and twenty two. be submitted 10
the legal aud qualified voters OF Inc state LOT
Their adoption or rejection in conformity WIN
the directions contained in Article NV q the
Constitution u this State. and al the sad ele'.
ton the vote on tn said proposed amendment
TO the Constitution shall he BY ballot. and upon
csch ballot there shall be printed the words
For the Constitutional Amendment AMI
Againti the Constitutional Amen Intent, as
nov provided by law and inne iiaicly after
said election due returns shall be made 70 the
Governor Of the vote for and against SAID pc.
posed amendments, AMI further proceedings had
N accordance Nth Article IL OF the Conhiiiu-
ton.
Approved April y, i97a.
CHAPTER 277.
AN ACT 10 propose an amendment TO the Con-
situation OF the State Of Maryland By adding
tele XVIi." entitled "QuAdrennial Flee
tions." the same providing that all State
officers. except Judges and all county officers
elected by qualified voters shall be elected
in every fourth year for terms OF four years;
and adjusting terms Of State and county
apponiiye officers. and providing that all
PROVISIONS Of the Constitution inconsistent
with tho provisions OF this Article be re
pealcd TO the extent OF such inconsistency;
and providing for the admission OF said
amendmen, to the qualified voters OF the
State for adoption or rejection.
Section Re it enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland, ,hrce.hfihs Of all the
members Of the Two Houses concrrfng. That
The following new Afi,ce 20 rs numbered
Article NNII." title "Quadrcnual Elections
be and The same is hcteby proposed as an
ancn1mcn, 10 she Constitution OF the state 81
Maryland The same il adopted. BY the legally
qalifcd voters % the State, as herein pro-
yded, to become a part OF said Constitution,
and TO he numbered and ,ited as aforesaid.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-09-23

CHAPTER rs.

W ACT 70 propose au amendment TO Section
10 81 Article Ky Of The Constitution % Ire
Satc III Mifyand u,lc "Mscenauco.is 3"
ir"Udfnf 'h.t words or phrases used in
creaas Public Offices and positions shall be
construed io include the feminine gender
and rto,i'iing iot The submission 81 s,id
amendment 70 the qualified voters Of The
STAG Tor adoption or rejection.
Section BE It eractcd b. the General
Assemble Of Maryland UAicc-hfths Of All the
WeMtcrs % each ~ the ,Wo Houses concur
tincl. hat thc following section ht and the
'lu1 Is hcrcby proposed as an au,n.lmcu;
70 Section 10 oi Article Nv OF the Cuuetitu.
ton Of ,hc State u Maryland, title Missed
lanc'u,, the same il adopted by ,hc r.aa,
qualified voters 81 the State, n herein pro.
.dcd to become section 10 Of lrucI, NV "
'Hs Constitution Of the state OF Maryland:
Section 10 Any oifcer elected or appointed
10 pursuance Of the provisions o. thu. Coueti.
uion, may qualify, cher according io the
existing provisions % law in relation 70 office,
under the present Constitution, or before th-
Iovetuoi ~ he state. % before any Clerk -
any Court OF Record in aus part OF the state
li'i ~ case ar oihctr shall qualify out Of the
County ~ which he fcs .dcs. an lit,al copy ~
I, oath shall be filed and recorded in the
Clerks office ID the Circuit Court 81 Tie Cout-
~ 10 which he May reside, or 100 ;hc Clerk.
"'hcc 81 the Superior uurt % the City ~ Bal
o- phrase, used ~ cfc,iin, nubiie afi..s ana
position, under the Constitution aud laws IF
,h n,, 49, "n'.h iehole t9e m's.nlin gender
Ter nnlcs. the CONTRARY intention ,s sncri,.,ary
expressed.
Sec ,. Md he i further enacted hy the
anlh'i'y ai"ic''il' MAJ said ai9fegoins SEC
C.est,t,,ii st5i h. IN he rrr, 5e,,r,,i ,l.r,
uan for Members oi the House q Representa-.
TVS, = 1"HsfrSs heii " ms s'aie submitted
for ,1.nt,n or ,c,cS,,,r in ',,,.,,,c. q, ~.
directions contained in Article NV 81 the
Oonsui1 im" OF tlns State. and az the said
-, ,.,, Y" n"s sSi ipopJtseH
lot. and upou each ballot there shall be pyinlci
The words For the Constitutional Amendment"
'n, , ie i,,,''l''o,'A. NiiSn4ns9l,
aid election Inc returns Shall be- m9de 10 n.
Governor % The vote ior and against said pro.
,..r,L N,,,-le - ~, c,,,s,,,.,,,,r 49, ~ ~.
her rrocrcd,nps haI in ,ecordanee Mn I'M
Article Fourteen
-,
approved apr" 49, we
NOW THEREFORE, ATRFRT e
prrCtff- cp,l-pN,,p Ov ,t,pN,r IN
~ M ~ itN'''N " !" w LA'D, N
pursuance OF the direction contained in Sec
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
SEVENTH VICTIM OF FRENCH
AIRPLANE CRASH NOW DEAD
English Pilot Expires-Companies
Continue Booking PASSENGERS

Paris. April Shy A. PR F.
Duke. pilot of the English plane which
crashed into French Goliath on tine
Paris London aerial express route yes
trrday near Thieulloy. died in the hos
pItnl at Renuvais today without recover
ing consciousness. He was the only per-
son in either marhin" to survive the
crash. and his death brought the total
Of those killed to seven.
Low visibility. caused hy low hang
ing clouds and mist. is given aS tn"
primary cause of the catastrophe. Both
pilots were flying low AT tn" time,
keeping the railroad tracks in sight 50
as nor To osc their way. and rhi,
brought them together head -on.
In the investigation of III" accident.
the theory is being advanced in some
quarters thAt air suction, du" to the
action of the propelcrs, attracted tht
machines together.
The air booking agencies Announced
today there had been no cancellation,
Of bookings on account Of III" accident
Eight airpanc companies op"rnt" S"rv
ices between Paris and London. with 4
combined fleet of sixty machines. eaci
with Accommodate for from two t.
twelve persons. All the companies con
duct daily service, SON" Of them fly
ing two airplnneS "A day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
STEVENSON LEFT $4,000
Widow and Father Are Heirs OF
CIubman and Writer

Letters of administration in the estate
Of w. Iorke Stevenson, who died at
Atlantic City on April |. were granted
today to the Guaranty Trust Company.
Of New York. In the application for
letters Of administration. it was csti-
mated that the estate of the former
clubman and writer amounted to
$50 900.
The heirs arc his widow. Mrs. Chris.
tine w. Stevenson. and his father. Cor
nclus Stevenson, of 2J1 South Eight.
ccnth street.
Letters of administration were also
granted in the estate of Caroline Mer-
vine. 1858 North Twenty ninth street
amounting to S42 600. and in the estate
Of James Taylor. Of SomertOn, 1900.
The following wills were pr0bated
Maggie J. Brown. 5000 Chestnut street
S15. 900: William |. Hancock. 74I
North Nineteenth street. $27 900: Nor
ris Renyi. 5S12 Chestnut street. SG1OO
Inventories were filed in the estates
of Peter B. Bancroft, S6S26.32; Frpder.
lex W. Prggcmeyer. Sl2.S"o.IG: Will
liam n. Mcmillan. S17.O5S.2j, and
James p. Ellis. ST lOS.1S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY
BAN ON PUBLIC MEETINGS
General Takes Drastic Action to Put
an End to Bitter Feeling

Dublin. April S.-lRy \. P.l--
Commandant General Pilkington, com.
manding the Third Division Of the Irish
Republican Army, and acting under tho
executive appointed by tn" recent in
surgont army convention, has prohibited
all pubic meetings In his area. says
the Irish independent, He declared
his action was taken lin the interests
Of the citizens" the meetings being re e
rarded rs "rrcating civil strike and
"mbittering feeling,
The proclamation affects th" anti
trcaty meeting announced for Sligo to-
marrow, as well as Arthur Griffith :
plans for pro-tr"aty meeting there
April lG.
Armed men held np freight train
NJ TempIcmorc. County Tippornry. to-
doy and destroyed goods from Belfast
consigned to Fcrmoy and Waterford
London. April S.--CBy A. Pl-
Irish Republican Army muiinpcrs last
night captured the barracks al Rath
fnrnhan, south Of Dublin. which tn,
Free State troops recently occupied. az.
cording to dispatch to the Daily
Mail.
The mutinpcrs arrived in lorr,
md were assisted by gangs of men whit
were awaiting nearby. They SURPRISED
/ the Free State guards and elected
them