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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH. RED SKIN


Any breaking ont o. The skin.
oxrn rpfy, itchine cczcmn. can hn.
quickly overcome BY applying a
little Mcntho-anlphur. deciarer a
noted skin specialist. because or
rs germ destroying properties this
SULPHUR preparation begins az once
90 toothe the irritnted skin and
heal cruptions such as rash, PIN
pier ana ring worm.
II seldom fails 10 remove Tho
torment and disslEurcmnnt, and
you do mol have 20 wait for relief
from embarrasrIhcnt. lmpratd-
ment quickly shows. 6uffefprs
from akin trouble should ebtain n
small jar ~ RowleA Meniho-aul-
|phur from any good drufrifi AMI
use Il like cold cream.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

with q key he has stolen aud thoy
open the safe iill hears the noise,
comcg Into the oum und the fore
man. who T. hiddul behind tho
dncr, knocks him uut with the butt
end Of hin gun.
They carry uIii into his bctl-
room ana put him In d trunk. i'm
tending Ia carry trunk and IN
sway. ON going bach TO the sngc
they find the money gone and they
tnltc the trunk into the city TO Dis
pnge of 81. Tho girl, having heard
of tho plot. hides on tho tire ear
risr on tbs rear NJ the car and
manages TO free Bin.
Back IN town tho Parson and
Tom notify the stockholders that
bll has disappeared and tho
rorov with him. ana Tho foreman
of the oil wen appears az che meet
ing and tonn them TINT The we'll b.
dty. The people insist on getting
their money back aud mr. q final
rcnori accept 30 per cent OF their
lnVcfimcni FOR their stock.
Bill and the girl arc on their
waV hack 10 town The girl tells
Ell how she overheard the pint
Md how fho revod he money whom
The "fpf1crnc' or opc.iod tho safe.
They are de.nycd on the way lmci
~ rinniar nut OF gas and oro
io- cod 60 rid, tho rost Of tho way
!n h~ic'harrl.
Vie iarfO1 and Tom have
D wis hpef pii he stock and mr.,
. w nl0 irc ihamfciyns whcf
fHtf .t.f N.FuWn ra4 ln.I ami b
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
IsisI:toGn,riIs

rleh. 10 be called a mlmcric ar
tiat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
What Play Houses Offer Tor Week; News Of Movie World
PICTURE At THE
LYRIC TODAY IS
ALL "CENSORPRO0F

otis Harlan In the caet Of Keep
lnE Up with Lizzie. was " of
the first All star cast cver to
appear IN motion pictures.
This was la 1904, just ~ years
ESQ. and In those days the motion
picture was In It's swnddling clothca.
Tho hig stage production that ycar
was The Vanderbilt cup" and thu
picture Harlan tells ubout wns used
between Che prologue and the first
ace. Elsie janis aud Aubrey
nunccioauit shared honors with
iineian and the picture made q
Tremendous hit Tno action wus
flmcthing like this.
Otis. Aubrey and Elsie were IN
an automobile unncy She auto Of
1910 driving along "a country road.
They pass a farmer driving u horse
aud give him the merry hn-ha,
They 80 on a short distance and
the auto breaks down, then the
farmer passes them and hands
back tho glad guffnw. Otis calls
this a c%cnsorproof picture. Hugh
Ford directed Il and IT was made
in Now York CITY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
NARY P|CKFORD
COMING TO THE
PASTIME SOON
Lord Fauntle-
roy Is Latest Vehicle
for Actress

The miiIlona of rcnd7ra Of
frances IioGgson Burnett world.
loved novel. Little Lord rauntic-
roy. will be delighted TO know
hat Mary rickford In reproducing
the story FOR the screen has PRIV
0'rved all itg quainincrs and charm,
and has been especially faithful 10
the costumes and manners of tho
period depicted 10 vividly by the
author.
~ a vehicle for the lovely MARY.
fhir " idenh RUNNING ~ u
does the entire gamut % emotional
uiasnn nuthos and rlDtoua cOutcdy
II gives her the gfonteat eppor-
tunity she ever has had Tor tn dls-
play OF that brilliant genius which
10 ondcarcd her to the hinria
OF Mr.. worLl and his wife. In
this play. Frhodulad to opon Wed
ncsdey AZ the Pndiiimc thuafer sho
has a chance to let her public see
her ~ a mature woman and also
as a boy 81 seven. In th4 world
OF dramatic art what could he moro
difficult1 Not only In the same
play hut In the same scenes. will
this greatest Of All ncrccn artiiis
be ccn IN those two difficult rolos
Through the medium OF douhlr
cSpoaure, that most battling Of pho
tcRrAphic methods. Miss I'irkford
~ ubic to appear as two different
characters IN the snmo scene. thus
producing the most perfect Illusion
/ 9srihlc.
80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

Lw Angeles architects have
lprnlcd mn MHanciatlon To nsrurs
bctirf briidfnfs fn-fhnf r1fy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
DHMOND BEARCATs
DEFEAT ROCKY MOUNT
lglc Touchdown Decides
Pretty Game at Boulc.
ward Field.

ne Richmond Bear Cats defeated
/ Tigers. uf Rocky Mount. In !,
drought game today AT boulevard
la. the anal sore being TO 0.
"" VINO we're present saw one o..
best game. ever played in Rich
nj by two junior teams.
The gam" opened with Richmond
ewing tn" ball The ball see
'N"d ~ and down the Held. Both
IN g seemed evenly matched at the
set, ou, the drive OF the Richmond
- VS. too much for Rocky
mt. and Ia IN" third quarter Rey-
ds succeeded in breaking through
c"y Mount Tor the winning touch
wn
1oth teams displayed remarkable
lm"ork. and IL was only after a
.rd light tina; Richmond won. This
tho irst time Rocky Mounts goal
p. been crossed this year and It's
81 defeat in twu years.
IN" stIchmonders w!!l meet Rocky
'u"t ~ their own n"lG December 2
4 81. Position. r.
III, ma night end .Landrum
right tackle 800. Peritt
FEhbrIdEe. right guard &C.. Wells
Innings. center ... S!lvey
|r!s...... left guard Mitch. |
Iodrow.... left tackle ..Peurman
hitchcdd loft end .. Mooro
hustun. quarter back 49,. Robins
.rrcll ...... left half Dickinson
owning .. right half Firth
,nl"s .... fun back ...Reunolds
Substitutes: Robert for Bulama.
..dley for Wells.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
TARHEEL FRESH|ES WIN
CLASH FROM VIRGINIA
Ragged Game Goes To North
Carolina on Own
Field

iSrccial 10 rho Times Disrn;vh.1
CHAPEL. Hill" y, G.. Nov, H.
Tho University az North Carolina
Freshman football team boat IN.
University uf Virginia Freshmen IL
10 hero today. Though tho victoes
got ono OF their touchdOwus IN n re-.
snlt Of IA :minblc, and mo other by
- lucky recovery OF FREQ ball AFTER
Il bloch"d kick. they clua-ly deserved
20 win. They Sa'Hod far mora ground
than Virginia a: we're steadi,r on
defense.
Firginla's touchdown was made by
n h!iy hve-ya'd run by BALDWIN.
when Virginia punt was partially
blocked. Carolina man grabbed
the ball. but quickly dropred Il.
baldwin was "Johnuy-on-t h.-spo,"
and got away 10 good start before
anybody knew what had happened.
Carolina scored I'm the nrst nuar-
ter. Virginia scored Ia the earl,
part OF the second quarter. Neither
kicked goal. and the store stayel
Go through hait tho game. The pl.v
by both teams was cousp!cuous,y
ragged. fumbles and blocked kicks
bounding. Carolina now and then
would start what looked like q.
tr.Hmphant procession down tho
field. but something happened to
break IL up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
BENTLEY FOR ROUSH.
LATEST TRADE RUMOR

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Will JacI,
BENTLEY. the Babe Ruth Of the min.
"rs. start the season with the New
YORK Giants?
humor has ii that bentley was Sc
cured by McGraw to use In trade
that would bring Eddie Roush bock
10 the Giants
McGraw says that he intends to
use bentley as Il pitcher Tho New;
YORK ciub doesn't need southpaw
Art Nehi is one of tho best in the
National League.
The Giants need center fielder
badly Cincinnati could stand SOM.
pitching strength. First base also
needs attention. While Jake Dau-
bert played the best first base in IN.
Nationa! League last scason the
aged Jake can not be expected to
so on forever.
Housh, no doubt. lis dissatisfied
at Cincinnati. He joined the club
late In III" season after holding on,
Tor months over a salary difference
Perhaps his late joining of IN.
Grub was merely IA blind, the rcol
purpose being 10 get him back into
Sood standing SO that he would be
ehEiDie to play in 1923 should n
trade he made for him.
McGraw usually gets what h.
wants. The leader Of the Giants
wants Roush. The Bentley deal ,nov
he the means OF brisning about
the transfer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
RIM. GIRLS TO SETTLE
HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
Juniors and Sophomorcs TO
Have Real Battle Thanks.
giving Dav.
Isneciah to Tho Times-Dlspatchl

Especial to The Times !spatchl
LTHCiiDERG. VA. Nov. 25.-TliE
stage is set and enthusiasm runs
h!eh at Randolph Macon FOR the
championship hockey game to bc
played on Thanksgiving Day. In the
inicrclass series OF games. the
Juniors under the captaincy Of I.u-
clio Lipscomb. have defeated the
seniors and freshmen while tho So
rh"m"Tcs hay" defeated the same
teams.
Captain Gertrude Smith. of tho
sophomore team & relying on tn.
speed OF her forward line to carry
her team to victory. CAPTAIN L.ips-
comb Las two OF the best track
girls IN college on the junior for
ward iinc, and is rcly!n gou their
speed and hard hitting 10 send the
ban through tho sophomore goal
many tines
Lineup OF the game is as follows:
JUNIOR SVphmorc
larson .........l. w.... webb
collins ,.,.....l !... Alexander
o"'n ',''....... c......... Greene
bradford ......r. i..... Sorg
l!ur' '.'.......T. w...... Hicks
''' 60 - ~ ffhncuCk
N"wcn ,........c. h... Emith
49, Captain.
Weaver ........r. h........ Rogers
LinSc"mb ......f. b. ...... Burks
Captain.
ks"s .......... {. b..... Arps
Dnyvault arcI,.r
me teams are so closely matched
mat there is no prediction Of Tho
outcome.
.i're"iy the college is in AN eN-
pectani and festive mood because
ihanH SSiE!ns Day aud the game is
p!s feature III the college life. The
hcd ana Blue, Tan and Green colors
are beginning to bc Seen on the
adherents o: each tNam.
Gertrude Smith. captain of In.
Sophmcrc team and Allcnc Archer
" the same eleven are Richmond
girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
F A r NJ
At Auction

W" will offer FOR sale at public
auction. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER {. 1899
At 500 =. Nj
on the promises. tho farm. known as
the Moore Farm, located about ny.
miles from Richmond. near Highland
SprinEE. Va. To the north OF stop
No. p. Seven Pines car ltnc
ms property consists nf 2o2 acres
with dwelling and outbuiliin.s
TElsME: Cash.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
CkETS ARE HANDED
BEATING BY TARHEELs
nifty Defeats Randolph.Ma-
con in Contest Featured
by Offcnsc.
il TEAMS DEFEND POORLY
rii'c Wind Hampers PIuycrs-I.u-
rTsfadt stars for Nictors and
'oury for Ashland Tcnm-Pennl-
lies Mnr Contest.

DURHAM. n. c.. Nov. 25.-While a
|rcing wind swept ncross the field.
dsTing the players in defensive
*. Coach SteIner's Trinity Col
Is warriors this afternoon swept
fr Rhndoiph- Macon for IL 25-to-iz
rory Both teams wero fast on the
awe. but glow In stopping drives
|'@h Steiner used IL number of SUBJ
utcs during the game.
|"tcrstadt. left half back. came In
most recognition In Trinitys vic-
y. Three times lao carried the
across the tally line. getting tho
FL touchdown by II fsshy run.
'rral times he slipped through TN,
Ginians' lines in ccl-likc fashion,
rang upwards OF 100 yards during
game.
Jarrett and Bullock followed La.
stadt with stellar work In the
kheid, Garrett playing great
nc. Captain Neal several times
cd behind the line TO throw Ran.
ph-Macon players for losses.
lowry. fun back. was Just about
whole show for the Virgin!ans
y long, easy strides. he several
les got by for nice end runs around
Trinity linc. The Virgln!ans'
M wer" made almost entirely b.
n but Coach Stcincr's uutat II, III.
ond hair singled him out and stop
! most OF his runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
ROVE AVENUE WINS
FROM MAIN STREET

me Grove Avenue Athletic Club
|sliy defeated the Main Street Atm
Fic CIub by the tune of 25 TO 0. All
ihts were made In the first hale,
In the second quarter both t.ama
PIT up brand of tootball thar ia
|Yd to be equaled by teams mazda
OF boys only Is years old
20 outstanding stars ofSthe game
PRE- \ Die and Grove. Several times
tn OIL these boys dashed around the
IS. clipping off twenty yards mn
terry run. The generalship Of Evans
o sturdy little quarter for Grove
Fenue. was perfect in every rospect
hile tbe defensive Eame played bv
|lfy 40 Graham Jones held the
PY,d omtheir feet most Of tho time
tMain street, Walters was tho
|tstandiS9 star OF his team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
Tech GOnI InyioIntc.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
BI.ACkSBURG, Nov. Enclosing
their season In blaze of glory with
'helr goal line increased, the Vir-
glhia Terh freshmen defeated the
washington ard Lee freshmen here
To-Day. ~ to o. The locals assumed
'he icad at the outset and the WISH
tors were constantly on the defcn-
sivc. Ebert aud Gallop played stcl-
lar ball for the locals. whiio Perry
ingram ana Davis starred for Wash
inston and .Lcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
Fourth Period.

on the following play Pfaffman re-
placed Hammond i'm the Harvard
back field ana kicked field goal
from the 2i-yard line. score: Har-
ward. 10: Yale. b
Cross kicked off to HuoiI. who re-
c"t'ed the ball on his 25-yard line.
lie slipped back eleven yards
'hapin replaced Grcenough in the
harvard back field. owen smashed
the center line for one yard.
From kick formation. O'Iearn
broke through Harvards left wing.
carrying the ball TO Yale's thirty
hNe-yard line. After Jordan had been
spilled for the loss of ono yard
iicarn made five, and lost one on
the next play. when he was spilled
by tilli. who had been substituted at
iiarNard's right end. O'Hcarn then
runted to Buell. on Harvard's twenty
YARD line. and Gchrke got OFF a seven
.S-!hrd punt Ia Ncidlingcr, who ran
'He baI! TO lale's twcnty-yard line.
Yale made first down Oh her thir-
;y-iour- yard line, but lost six yards
ON the next two plays. due to the
sharp tacklinE Of Eastman and Hub
bard. O'liearn. on a fake punt, made
seven yards around liarvard's right
end. but Yale was stu short Of n
trst down y forward pass from
oHcarn TO Bench failed. to gain, and
Harvard got the BAH on downs on
Yales forty-yard line.
Harvard made a short Kick, the ball
goin" out of bounds on the Blues
two. VI yard limo. at this point.
Captain Buell. was assisted to tho
side lines amid harvard cheers and
Spalling replaced him at quarter.
y Il
mad replaced O'licarn In the Yale
hackheld. the Blue made a forward
pass from Ncaie TO Ne!dlinger, which
nctted four more. Ncalc then threw
another forward pass to Bench. who
raced around iiarvard's left end to
IN" I'll iorty-iive-yard line. where he
was spilled by Gehrkc.
Yale opened up rcckIcssIy win
forward passes, making ten yards be-
for" the final whistle blew.
Final score: Harvard. 10; Yale, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
ROANOKE .MAROONs
1922 FOOTBALL SEASON
Salem Eleven Swamps Elon
College by Score Of
63 TO U.
81 Associated rress.l

SALEM, VA. Nov. c5.--rh. Roar
oho College Marooms closed their
SEASON today, swapping the eleven
OF Elon College. u TO 0. AZ no time
during the game were the Tarheels
dangerous. and never advanced the
ball beyond the center OF til. field.
Ekiremc GOODNESS kept down the
size OF the crowd. and made the hand
ling OF the ball difficult. Frequent
penalties IN the last half slowed down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
MS GIRLS DEFEAT
CARDWELL OUINT

oRIS. VA. Nov. 25.-on wednes-
~ the Oris girls basketball team
,feated the Cardwell team. 80 to
p. The Individual stars were Nora
avis (Oris), and Federico Mitchell
rardwelD.
Lineup:
Oris. CCardwei,.
Davis.... forward. IF. Mitchell
> Miils...... forward. ..E. Singleton
Johnson. center. M. Moody
: Johson lido center. ...A. Knibb
Nuckols.... guard. 81. Cochran
Satterwhite. fuard. VI. Anderson
Field goals tOr's). Nora Davis. IL:
iele Mills. 2. (cardwel" Federico
itchell. 4 Edith Singleton. .. FREQ
ais tOris), Nora Davis, out 3;
dele Mills. out .; (Cardweil),
nderica Mitchell. out 8; Edith
ngeton. l out 2. Time OF quarters:
n minutes. Score-keeper. Nuckos
)ris). Time-keeper, Wadrop
)ris). Line keepers. Nuckos, John
y, Johnson, G. and Wadrop
)ris). Referee: Johnson (Oris).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
Crinmi Mny Right DUNDEE.

PARlS, Nov. 25.-Jack Curlcy. the
night promoter, has offered Eugene
Cripui. the French bantamweipht.
s.2o'VOo FOR bout with johnny Dun.
uce III the event Crlqui defeats Billy
Matthcws December .. according 70
rn article published In LAutc today.
The Herald says Major wilson in.
tcndS 20 promote a bout between
criqui and Danny Frush under the
ga me ,onditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
PLAI-BI-PLAY DESCRIPTION
OF IIARVARD'S BIC VICTORY

, wen, h"ch to ;ho t5-yard line tor an
attempted h"ld goal Tho bali was
wido and was Eiy"u 10 Harvard on
!ts own :o-yard !luo. Ianinomd's
pass tc owen was good .or eight
yard, ns tho period ended Score
iia.Yar:. I. Yal.. ).
Third Period.
Herman k!ckcH on 10 NeidlInger. who
Received TIA ball ou his own la-yard
!lno and came back Nv" yards. Ciahrke
puntcd TO owen. who cnught tho bah
on his own a0-yard limo and slipped
oy tho fuio defense FOR il yards.
owen cracked lcf; tackle lor : yards
G"hrk" hi; center for yard, for ars,
down on Nnie's ;G-y-rd i!no. liam
mpud turned right end .ur two yards
ana owen Hnlached right tackle for
ihrc" moro. Hammond went round
LEFT end. bat net gain was only one
yard. hammond ruut"d over tho Val.
goal Inc. Naic's ball on lts own 20
yard lln", Herr replaced Cruikshnnk
in TIA" lino-up. oIicarn punted to
Ice. who received the ball on his own
3"-yard lin" nni came back - yards
owen hit tho line for three yards
Hammond was downcd after a gain
OF two yards by Cross and loaf no
tiino In decking /" OHearn, who ro-
ssiv"d tho ball on his own 25-ynrd
] line
Tho play. howsvsr, wa. rscallra.
ini" was peuaiisod i've yards for
nnriie. Hammond attempted TO
turn right end. but wan dDwned ny
Mallory without gain. Buell. ro-
placed Loo ~ quarterback for Har-
ward. Rueirs forward pass was
Ero"Edod. Hammond punicd TO Ncid-
!inger, who wnh dropped on hln own
ls-yard limo
ON kick formation Hammond
added two more before ha punted to
| cii"arn on Yain'. a5-yard line.
piIearn was thrown In attempting
To turn right oMd. but repeated on
tho opposite flank for three yards.
osiearn's pass wac knocked down
by Holder.
hammond returned the punt 10
HeidIlnEcr on liarvard's 4G-ysrd line,
me receiver making "a fair catch
oHearns attempted placement goal
was blocked by Eastman on Yal.'s
io-yard limo. y forward pass, Buell.
!" iehrkt. was good for four yards.
owen smashed the limo for three
more, Hammond cracked ;he line for
!our ana q FIRST down on the coward
line. owen added five more. How
or. Hammond stumbled on the fol-
lowing play and recovered the bali.
owen added i've more as the
period ended
! In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

tn" gamo 10 "a cons!dcrnbln extent.
ana IL wns nearly duHk when the
final whistle blow. with tho bail In
huanokcs possession on Elons
ih!rty-nNo yard line.
Th" MaroOns scored in tho first
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
WO CAGE CONTESTS
ARE PLAYED ON HILL

fNo Church I'LL Athletic Assoc!a-
IN basketball teams. composed OF
Inior members of the association.
stcrdhy engaged In AN outdoor
art battle Il; G. g. y. Field with
,urch liill Team No. /, emerging
glorious by the margin o! one
lint. the final score rcadign III TO IL.
Basketball has not yet taken the
nc!iSht. but nevertheless this game
owed Just as exciting ana snuppy
the usual run OF the great Amer
~ fan sport. For the victors.
German. at guard, and Stewart. in
ntcr. played the best while all OF
opposing team played strong
inc but were unable TO keep in
9 lead after it, had been gained.
Lineup and summary:
II. No. |. Position. G. II. No. ..
Dung forward -. wilkins
cen. ....... forward ...... Brown
ewart. center ..... Gibson
Ok. ...... guard .Campodonico
Summary: Field goals. Stewart.
q. sherman. 3: Fox. 3 l.. Sherman,
Campodonico, 2; Brown .. Goals
ON foul. Gibson. Referee. Brown
me OF halves, 20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

three minutes OF play when Oa,tey
made twcnty-yord dash around tn.
Christians end for the FIRST EQUATOR.
Twcnty-eight nrst downs for tie
Maroons against Ave for Elton tells
the complete story OF the game.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-17

for Misunderstanding, between pa
triotism on one side, and on the other
pacifism and that foolish sham cos
mopolitanism which thinks 1t clever to
deride the American flag and to pro-
claim that 1t would as soon be Hindu
or Chinaman as an American. II
there should be at any time in the flu
ture a Hindu senate, and 1t should
choose, in a spirit of cosmopolitanism,
to admit outsiders, there is no reason
why Mr. Ford should not aspire to
therein, but he would be
ignally out Of place in the American
'cnate so long as that body is dom
lated by men who zealously believe
I the American ideal and faithfully
ndeavor to serve the American peo-
ple."
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-17

Mr.. Ford in Connection with the peace
ship, and in connection with his great
Advertising campaign in favor Of the
McLemore resolution and of the pac-
ifist and pro-German attitude against
our participation in the war, was as
thoroughly demoralizing to the con-
science of the American people as
anything that has eventake n place.
The failure of Mr.. Ford's son to go
into the army at this time, and the ap-
prevail by the father of the sons re-
fusal, represent exactly what might be
expected from the moral disintegra-
ton produced by such pacifist propa-
ganda. Your two sons have eagerly
gone to the front. They stand ready
to nay with their lives for the honor
and the interest Of the American peo-
pie, and while tthey thus serve Amer
lea with fine Indifference to all per-
sonal cost, the son of wealthy Mr..
Ford sits at home in ignoble safety,
and his father defends and advises
such conduct.
Michigan is facing the test, clear
cut and without shadow OF chance
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-17
A MERCHESS JUDGE
One Who Shows No Favor.

A mericless Judge Is Father Time
Before him the weak and the wanting
60 to the wall. Only the truth car
stand. For years the following state.
ment from a Maysville resident has
withstood this sternest OF all tests.
Mrs. M. Holiday. 221 East Second
street. Maysville, says: II have been
greatly benefited by Doan's Kidney
Pills and have reason to recommend
them. At times my back has become
lame and ached Just over my kidneys
My kidneys were irregular in action
and I was dizzy. When ever l have
used Doan's Kidney PILLS I always get
relief from these complaints. I GER
tainly think them good reliable rem
edy. always get Doan's at Wood G.
Sons Drug Store"
The above statement was given No.
vember 10. 1916. and on November %,
1890, Mrs. Holiday said: II am glad
to say my kidneys have given, me no
trouble since using Doans Kidney
Pills four years ago. My general
health has been good. I gladly renew
the statement I gave recommending
Doan's at that time"
Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for Q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Holiday had. Foster-M ilburn
Co.. Mrs. Buffalo. N. Y.