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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
JACKSON Is ACCUSED OF PARTY
TREASON

Former United States Senator VIII
| liam Z. jackson is charged, in letter
sent him by the Bruce Republican
Club, with breach of party trust IL
forcing the denomination of United
States Senator France; with de
Launching the party, and with releas'
ing all Republicans from every CLAIM
to support which he or his "un-Re'
publican" candidate may ever have
possessed.
The letter "as approved Monday al
a meeting of the executive committee
OF the club and signed by Z. Ridges
Simpson, secretary. in behalf OF The
committee.
! Mr.. Simpson said that since the
| last meeting of the committee mum
Der of influential Republicans hat
! Joined the movement in the Republic
can party for the defeat of Senator
| France. These include George 4
Pearre. Richard j. White, Mrs. Calvin
f. Troupe, Frederick p Roe, Charlie,
L. c. Smith, David F. Orr, a. |. Cap
! Ian and Pierce Brawner
The letter to former Senator Jack
son, in part, follows:
In the nomination of DR.. France
we, as loyal Republicans, see what We
| believe to be wilful and intentiona
attempt to dcbase our party and en-
ploy it as an instrumentality in tn,
destruction of the very goyernmen
which it has nobly helped through
. generations to erect.
We refuse to consider Or. France ;
Republican. as we know and respcc
that term. The ::'enI of America!
enemies is no Republican; one wh'
openly consortS with a communist
government, which avowedly seek
III" overthrow of our most sacred in
situations is no Republican; the maj
who repudiates the Republican part.
on the floor of the Senate is no Re
publican; the Senator who by dis
graceful abuse of his franking priv
lcge turns public funds TO private us
IS no Republican.
"RcpublicanlSm to us means SCmc
thing very different. 1t stands for con
structive. sane and loyal progress an
OF the party in the nations servic
With the Doctor, it is 800 often ap
to be the nation in the Senator's ser
vice. His record of public non-accom
lpliShment and private self-aggrand
ment is the laughing stock OF his col
leagues in the Senate md the dis
grace Of his State.
You have debauched your part!
violated your trust and released a
true Republicans from every claim t
support. which you or your un-RepuI
lican candidate may ever have pos
sesSed.
You have abandoned your party b
seeking the overthrow of its princi
pies and your party must. therefore
labandon your candidate for YOU"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
PRAYED AFTER FIVE CROP FAIL
TRES; NOW GIVE THANKS FOR
RECORD YIELD

New England, y. D.. Oct. 2G.-Ip
spite OF a cold, drizzling rain lasting
all day, the largest auditorium in this
town was filled with people from all
religious sects, who Joined in a spe-
:ial community thanksgiving service
N gratitude for the bountilul harvest
Catholics, Protestants, ministers
md laymcn of all local denomination,
came together and in prayer, hymns
and sermon expressed gratitude e
God for the big crops. which came al
ter similar meeting May 2S last.
Both meetings were arranged by lay
men. All local ministers took part
and the community choir was selected
from the four churches. Catholics
Congregational, Norwegian, Lutheran
and German Lutheran.
Following five years of drought and
short crops, last May when the Rec
Cross, County and Federal Govern
ments had been appealed to for aid
in planting crops, people were almos'
without hope and a call to prayer fol-
a good crop was needed by many
Plenty of rain and an ideal growine
season followed, big crops were har
vested.
The Rev William Gevers, German
Lutheran minister. declared the pray
ers were heard. His Scripture readinc
was from Psalm 1856, Give thanks t,
the Lord. for He is good: for His mer-
cy endureth forever" The Rev. W. II
Ashley, Congregationalist, took his
text from Psalm 1913. Bless the
Lord, oh my soul, and forget not all
His benefits. He said:
In setting apart a special day Of!
thanksgiving. you are setting an cX
ample to the world. | believe Ahe
heavens were opened on May rs. ant
because of this act of God our hearts
are filled with gratitude"
Prayer was offered and benedictior
given by the Rev Father Joseph Poett.
gems, Catholic priest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
MO. 1914 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
in Equity.
Annie S. Smith. Plaintiff. vs. Hattie E. Zile ana
others, Defendants.
Ordered, by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County, sitting as a Court of Equity. this LIST
day of November. in the year l922 that the sale
of the properties mentioned in these proceedings
made and reported by Francis Neal Parke and
f d ward O. Weant. Trustees. appointed by
a decree of this Court. to make said sale be rati-
fled ard confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th day of De-
cember. 1929. provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in Carroll
County in the State of Maryland. once in each of
November. 1922.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81. 5000.
EDWIN NJ MELLOR Jr.. Clerk.
True Copy Test
noy3-it EDWIN NJ. MELLOR,Jr.. Clerk,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Human Blood for NOuriShment!

Bed Bugs take human blood for their
nourishment' When they bite they
inject a poison liquid! Avoid cholera
and typhus germs by wiping out the
bed bugs NOW. For health's sake usi
ROYAL Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid
Positive results. 25c can. Sold and
guaranteed by Wchler & King, Drug
gists.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Work Shirts and
Pants.

The Brave Man Shirt Is T@
shirt worth > of the ordinary lna
A Brave Man flannel SHIRT tai
and gray, $1.00.
Full cut and well made V"I'
pants.
Our reputation for the best coD
pants is firmly established ana
you want the best you Will Ny
your cord pants here.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Saturday, November II, 1922

at II o'clock. noon, the following de
scribed personal property:
6 II. p International Engine and
Saw. Ford Automobile, DcLaval Cream
Separator, Delco Electric Motor, COW
riding bride. cross cut saw, horse col
lar. scythes. buggy, quantity OF
wheat and oats straw, bundle of wire
lot of garden tools, hand saws, Slal
pile, step ladder, meat cleaver, square
grass scythe, miscroscope and othel
articles.
| Terms of Sale:-All sums under 50
cash; all sums of $500 and over a
credit of six months will be given, the
purchasers giving their notes, will
sufficient security, bearing interest
from date of sale.
GRACE 4. BOISYERT.
Administrative of T. Fred Boisvert
/ deceased
AT the same time and place the I'M
.dersigned will offer at public sale the
following described personal proper
ty:
Brass bed. iron bed, morris chair.
rocking chairs, porch chairs, library
table. book case, 2 9X12 grass rugs.
grass rugs, baby carriage, churn, 10
of jars. wash stands, porch awnings
piece wicker porch set, wash tub
land many other articles.
! Terms of Salc:-Same as above.
GRACE 4. BOlSNERT.
Lewis Blizzard, Auctioneer.
d. Eugene Walsh, Attorney.
nov32t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03

Forced into debt by the advent OF
prohibition. according to its officials.
the town of Gross Point, Ill. announc-
ed its City Hall was for sale and ad-
vertised for bids for it. Town officials
explained that before prohibition the
town derived much of its revenue
from ii saloons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Suspended Hornets Nest in ParIor!

In the old days, farmers used t.
suspend hornets nests in their par
lor to kill flies, Hornets devoured the
flies. Today these deadly pests can he
wiped out with scientific liquid,
Spray every room with Royal Guar
anteed Fly Destroyer and flies will
vanish, One gallon $500, with
sDrayer free. Sold and guaranteed by
Wehler & King, Druggists.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
interviewer Hose

Absolutely the best w"aringss
Eadc.
Fine Isle hose 40r.
Pure thread silk ho>c Ir
Sport wool hose 30, ~. $lm
I'm cheap hose we hart a sool
black and brown al Zoe, ) pIr'
for 25c. \ better one lJ", fIf
for %.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
NOTICE

The Board of County Commission
ers will be in session for payment of
road bills for the several districts for
the county on the following dates {:
Districts l, >, ; November 9th; 4, ;,
6 November 10th; I, s November 18th /;
8, 10, II November 1Gth; u. l.. II
November 18th.
). G. STONE. Clerk.
d. oct ~ IT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Suits to Order $35

4 number Of choice $40 and "
suit patterns in our custom 'a'pr
ing department, reduced I" >,
These suits will be cut and MA"
as You like with good lnm@Nl '.'
are strictly hand-tallorcd. made"
order suits.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
PUBLIC S AL E
Or
Personal Property

By virtue of an order of the Or
phan's Court of Carroll County, the
undersigned, administrators Of 1. Fred
Boisvert. deceased, will sell at public
sale on the premises OF the Industrial
Grain Products Corporation, general
Ily known as the McGinnis Distillery
Property, near Carrollton, Maryland
on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Small Farm For Sale

House and lot and all outbuildings;
plenty OF fruit of all kinds. Apply to
ADVOCATE. sep23-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Sweaters for Me-
and Boys

A good sweater for $loo.
Better ones $l.5O. s.. $2.jOa1
So.
The Bergman Knit to Fir
sweater 81 to so. We have attn
tive styles in the heavy sweaters
popular with girls and women It's
year. Ii
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Money To Loan
On Real Estate

First Mortgage, large or small
amounts. Address, NJ, this Office.
uct20-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
PU BLIC S A L E
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having sold my property and in
tending to move to Westminster,
will sell at Public Auction. at my resi-
dence on the UniontOwn road, about
one mile from. Westminster,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1922,
at l o'clock p. NJ. sharp, the following
desirable personal property: Horse
two Jersey COWS, buggy, set Yankee
harness. Sct double harness. spring
tooth harrow, one-horse spring tooth
harrow, shovel pillow, post digger
crow bar, sledges, dry mash feeder
two-horse power Quincy gasoline en-
CINE, hogshead, cook stove, extension
table. corner cupboard, wash stand,
child's bed, chairs and other articles
not mentioned
Terms of sale :-CASH. No goods to
be removed until settled for.
JOHN II. YOUNG.
J. \. O. Smith, Auctioneer.
oct27-3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
FOR SALE

Four springer COWS cheap: all fresh
soon; all heavy mixers carrying 4th
calf Oyer stocked is the reason fol
selling.
". p. BIRD 4 BRO.
IL miles from ReisterstoWn,
oct27-It Baltimore County, Md
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
Our Boys Suits

Are cut and made right and ,
nobby styles. Two pants suits s.
$l3.
- bows suits, one or two d.
kind, that sold al IS to SIS.
duccd to - to $40.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03
The Best OvercoaI

Stylish coats for Young men q.
to $40. ''''' VI
Splendid values at SIS. $50 j..
$25. ' '
Some cheap coats at so and
elusive high grade coats Sso !
and $40.
Special values in boys o.
coats.
y good chinchilIa coat at Sc
AlacknawS for mrn and bovs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-11-03

OPECIAL MAID UKDER
SERVICE. If you cannot come
to the city, send us your order
by mail, and our shoppers will
give your order the same atten-
ton you yourself would give
it. Fully describe the articles
desired, as to quantity, price,
color, etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
LEGAL MACHINERY
CL0GGED BY GRIM
NAL CASES

tContlnae1 ron PsEe -
Of indebtedness. and IL is thea
neeesSany 10 have the question
submitted "a THE courts.
Il has also been necessary 10
send Representatives cf The de-
pertinent 10 Europe 70 secure
evidence from those familiar with
ceraiin eases. This evidence was
material in the consideration and
trial Of these eases and I'm the
determination Of certain claims
So thar a fair and impartial hear
ING could he given to litigauts
and claimants. In fact. il was
Usually at the request of li;igarts
and claimants that these repre-
seniatives were sent abroad. and.
while such investigations and
the taking Of such evidence
served 70 accommodate claimants.
il likewise protected the govern
ment il the administration Il the
trusts created over these prop
critics.
1t nay be expected that the
future VIII see any number Of
Interruptions hy the courts Of
the provisions of section Q and
of the question as TO whether the
litigant Is q proper party claim
ant under this section. The
questions of law arising are
Inanv. and while, in general It
may b. said that the proviT ans
0f section 9 do not conflict. Il
must he recognized that there
exist some exceedingly close
questions As 10 which Of the
provisions os section . control in
certain eases. The greater ma
lority Of the precedents estah-
lishei by The courts during the
past year have been favorable TO
the government
The report made no comment
on the railroad injunction case
and merely noted the legal situa-
ton arising o1t Of enforcement
Of the ppohibition' statutes ont
side the continental limits Of the
Unied States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08

since the l>th amendment II
the Constitution ana Title Two
ot the National Prohibition Acl
became effective. i said. rum
running vessels 81 American and
fort i'm regisir1. arryne liquor
from foreign port Is our shores
have >warmed along our sea
boaris smurelirg liquors into
the United States n violation of
Our Laws
Eighteen vessels ~ foreign
registry and u of American
registry with tier eareoes oi
liquors have hn seized. Ne
American-owned vessel can trans
porr beverage liquors Foreign
registered vessels can nor trans
port beverage liquors within
American territorial weters 0f
the is foreign regisierd vessels
seized ID were found transport
ing and smuggling liquors with
En- Z 3-mile limit of oar shores.
The remaining : foreign vessels
seized were lowering off our
shores beyond the 3-mle limit.
hui within -he 4-leaene zoue 81
our shore line and unloading
their carg0es Is other boats ia be
brought ashore IN violation 0f
our statutes known aS the hover
ing acts.
The hovering statutes Rev
Stat. 2S67 and Others provide
thar no vessel bound 70 our ports
hail unload merchandise within
= leagues 81 our shores. uoleSs hy
q permit. wiihout iaeaTu1s Al
penalty against the captain. 10
satisfy which The vessel may be
Subjected 20 forfeiture
Foreign svt~rmeniS protest
seizures of their vessels thus vio-
latinc onr revcnue lsws and
mugeling liquors to orr shores.
because iute siionai law does
not rcocuize our hoycrins acts
as valid outside the 3-mile limit.
except as they may be applicable
10 our own nationals
The Attorney General then
called attention to the litigation
over seizure 0n which the courts
have ruled or which now are
pending.
Only general reference also
was E.adc TO litigation involving
patents seized BY the Alien
Property Custodian. such as the
Bosch Magnetic and Chemical
Foundation suits. a uumber Of
suits have been filed" The re-
port said. 10 determine title 20
these patents and 70 decide the
ownership Of the funds which
have accumulated from Gse of
patent rights.
Postwar espionage hy unnsm-
ed foreign governments was
limited al IN he report submitted
by the departments bureau u
investigation.
The attention of the lnreau
has been directed Director II.
J. Burns reported. TO investigs-
tions Of several .1l,iividnuals who
have posed as representatives. of
foreign governments. resulting IN
the apprehension OF the persons
under investigation.
Attorney General Dangherfy
recommended legislation max
ing II a crime 10 kill al officer
Of the United States" while exc
cutting a process. lie called at
tentiOn that while it Is now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
Rub Rheumatic Pain,
Soreness, Stiffness
Rub Pain right cut with small
trial bcttls of cid
s'st. Jacobs OIL"

What's Rhe1nztssra7 Paia cniy.
Stop crrgg-g. Net ore case IN
Fifty requz-es internal treatment Rub
soothing. pene.rztEzg 81 Jacobs Oh
directly rpo7 tie tender SPOT ard
relisf cones instantly. St Izcebs On"
Is : harmless rheu1natisn and scszficz
linineat. whsch nevcr dissppoints ard
Carrot hr-a the skin-
Linber upl Quit conYsz;rinzi Get
: snail trial bette fro,a your Drug
gist, and n Just : moment youT Be
free from rheumatic ard srizfsc pair.
sc-c1rSs, stiffness ard swelling. Dont
suffer- Reisef zwzi.9 you- on. honest
-St Jscubs Or has relieved rillio1s Of
rheunztisn sufferers n. TIE last half
century. and IS Just as good for So
z.irz. rez-zlgsz. i1zbsgo. bzckzche.
pprz.ns and sueiiinEk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
FEDERAL Al zig s,sp

For more than two decades thsre
has bsen IN progress q s.sw bat
certain dsvelopms e highwly con
s,ruc,lan from 3 casual a,iiv.i =
The hsnsd q iocs, Officials without
plan and program. other than TO
mtintlin and establish m.ninum q
facilirg transpoTtauori towurt
reasoned industry IN the hands q
state and national cf,ic.als supple
msntd b. iniellis q. local aid. ihs
aim Of which IS 70 provide complete
AID snomiesl highway transport
service throughou, the nai,n. In
this dev opmant The adoption OF
the federal cid hEhway act and the
sultican, r.ssar-h q, the past yesr
constitute ,ha greatest forward steps
that have ever been made.
During tha year -.4ss mlie= ct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
NATION BREAKS ROAD
BUILDING RECORD IN 1921
Financial Aid That Was Ex-
tended To the States In Past
Year Proves One Big
Factor

W5shinEtor. Dec. S.-Gre8.<r pTcs
gsss vas made On The nlsio-'s Aifh-
ways ta-ing tie las, yesr thAa N
any SIMILAR psr.o1 in ths hist-ry g
The country snd shsrs is Eow aa-
p1rsnt 3 real public a2P-ec4ticn q
the importance q u1i1t2in.ng ,As
roads th4l ars sallt, TA1mas II.
McDoaai3 chief & Tie bars@a e
Eubae rods. stated II h.s annual
report 10 the sasrstary & sgreu.t-
urP. made public wednesday night
financial consitions improve
Industrial sna nnausnl c7nid-
tions xsrs better during the year,
said Mr. Mcdonald. ~and IS con
ssqnsncs rsmArkatla prog0 ss has
been mad. in hlsaWay constuclou
under the s.aiss sad untits ss sell
IS under ihs 5osns c-nirol = ~
srnasat and staieS Ten ihous-
snd miles have beer edled 70 the
fedsrsl cid roads alone. and d1ali-
less nor then 81 equal miisaEs has
baln constructed without fedsr-i as
s.stsnoe. Msre sisn.neant h,w-
eyer thsn he rrosrtss in ths pay
s.cal work Of raad construction. or
sny other aoaemHlshm Ms q tas
year are tao dep4rtm nis, The re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
MOST SUICIDES BACHELORS

Suicide statistics always reveal that
unmarried uca are more Susceptible
than married men. says D-. kuop..
Hes rigAi. Suicide usually results
from se1-pity-tAinkinE TO muSo =
one's self Less tine f2r that whea
you have . think about 3 family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
COURT HOUSE NOTES
OIL ana Cas-

Oh ara Gas
Mix Jroarz stuxta r. y. Houston
Lease. 10 a . " u. Sc SIS
or.
2 z ClaTk 10 Il. Earnest Tsvsu-
der- Mineral Deed. rs ssNE. Sc
2S-Is-iw.
ccnVeysness
GeOrse ". Hopkins 10 Jams :.
Robinson. " D = =. sises.oa.
Lots s-s. bissk 3. G ?.
Ok Frymire 70 Asnss o. wocd-
worth. " D. Il p =. sseaoa. Is
ints-=st V IL and Ne IA. Sw
l2-is-sv.
l. c. Bisho7 = X to ANA J.
Jcnes. ". n IL g. si.oa. Lo:
Is. hlcck Al. ". C.
Walter Jordan 2; TX to Guaranty
Bank. Falls. ". D.. II e - Sl4a0.
.E I-2. Ne II, Ne Il. and Sc IA
NE ss-ls-ie.
2 A Kounsr st Ux q A. ".
I.ndie7. " D.. II - .. sl2aea.
Lots I. :. and 10. block ~. s0ts
:. II. Is. 10. block 50. OAK Grove.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08

deemed q crime 20 assault or
wound at officer engaged % such
duiy there IS no law dealing
With Ms killing Need WAS cited
slso Of a statute making il 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
Mrs Laura ". Heyt Recor-eros
cnsmperisin's Tablets

Il have frequ nily used Chamber
lain's Tsblsis during the past three
yesEs. and have found then sr.endia
for hesdache and tiii,us attacks I
an Only too pleased. az anv time.
q SPEAK word .n praise q n sm-
writes Mrs. Laura 81 Hcyi Rock
nCrt. y. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-01
KALEIDOSCOPE

The lime in milk builds strong bones
 There are 200 islands in the Fiji group.
 Eighty per cent. of oregon's farmers have telephones.
 Para. Brazil. is known as the gateway of the Amazon"
 Many savages paint their skins as pro- lection against cold.
 The surface of the sun is 12,0oo times that of the earth.
 Chicago has law firm composed of mother, son and daughter
 Havana, Cuba, has a new hotel that will accommodate 1000 guests
 Fourteen thousand species of moths and butterflies exist in Brazil.
 The Chinese use shark fins for making a thick, gelatinous soup.
 Lima, Peru has ordered the establish ment of municipal markets
 Mexico City has two baseball leagues and 10 first class diamonds.
 The sturgeon fish of the West Indies extracts blood from those who handle it.
 Madrid in point of geographical eleva- ton Is the highest. city in Europe.
 Machines are now in use which make cigarettes at the rate of 5O,00O an hour.
 Pleas have caused 1000 900 deaths in India by carrying the germs of the plague
 Buenos Aires has more than 500 drug stores and more than 600 perfume shops and beauty parlors. Although rich in minerals Spain has comparatively few industries, and, oaly 10000 miles of railway
 Hartford. Cal, has a raisn vineyard 1,500 acres in extent which Is believed to be the largest in the world. Of 5100 truants examined in New York city last year, more than 4,000 were found to have physical or mental defects. William T. Titus of Middletown, N. Y. is the owner of Q hen which lays two eggs a day, one in the forenoon and one , in the afternoon. The hen is in a cooI apart from the rest of the flock