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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Preaching Sunday morning at
1890. In the evening At 7.45. Theme
morning: 81 will not offer burnt
offerings unto the Lord my God of
that which doth cost me nothing. y
Subject evening: "True Repentance"
illustrated by a Bible Character
Sunday School ll.30. Mrs. c. l..
Vincent, Supt. Subject Bible Glass:
Luke, and The Book of the Acts
All are cordially invited.
REV. w. S. kREGER, Pastor
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
WHATCOAT VI. +. CHURCH.
SUNDAY. Octoher 81. I922.

1000 4. NJ. Sunday School. A. c.
Humphreys. Superintendent.
100 A. NJ. "What We Brought
Into And What We Will Take Away
From This World" Text Timothy
6:7.
7.30 p. NJ. Misplaced Values"
Text-Luke -: :.
Monday. S.i5 +. II. Junior League.
Wednesday 7.3O p. NJ. Prayer
Meeting.
Everyone welcome.
REV. ELWOOD w. JONES, Pastor.
Kemal has made Europe uneasy
because she was easy.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
Business Locals, 1Oc a Line

HOMEMADE SAUSAGE AT
Stanford's.
FOR SALE-A WELL TRAIN
ed bird dog. J. S. Burroughs, Snow
Hill.
FOR SALE - SODA FOUN-
tain, in good condition. II. II. Payne,
Snow Hill, Nd.
FOR SALE-200 BARRELS or
Cobbler Seed Potatoes. Harold T..
Mock, Snow Hill, Nd.
FOR SALE-0NE SET OF
Shoemaker's tools in fine condition.
w. A. McAllen, Snow Hill.
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
The American Store. We pay cash
for eggs. American Stores Company,
Snow Hill, Nd
-WANTED-POULTRY OF ALL
kinds. Highest market prices paid.
Morris & Postles, Railroad Station,
Snow Hill, Nd.
FRESH, HOMEMADE SAL
SAGE and scrapple now ready. Made
from city pork, government inspected.
w. T. Stanford.
--WANTED-TENANT FOR 1923
for Cedar Grove Farm, near Snow
Hill, where | reside. Apply at once.
j. I. Evans, Snow Hill, Md.
APPLES FOR sALE-YoRK
Imperial, hand picked. Price right.
Marion Taylor, or Horace Griffin,
Snow Hill, Md.
EVER SEE A COLES ORIGI-
nal Wood Stove? For economy and
comfort and easy control its Won
der. Ask your dealer.
JUST RECEIVED-CARLOAD
of Bran, Middings, Oats, Laying
Mash and Beef Scraps. Call and get
prices. p. +. Wharton d Son, Stock
ton, Md.
FOR SALE AT DIGGING TINE.
Second Growth Cobbler seed pota-
toes, grown from Maine seed. Apply
at once. l.. f. Redden, Beaver Dam,
Md. Telephone OBS.
FINE PIANO TUNING AND
Repairing. Endorsed by best musi-
= / work guaranteed. Prices
card brings me. l.. c.
;hopville, Md.
SALE-HAED PICKED
N winter eating. York I'M
and Stayman Winesap. Apply
Lastle Hill Orchard Co., Snow
Hill, Md.
FOR SALE-STCRE PROPER
TY in Bishopville, Md, known as the
William Whaley & Company store,
now occupied by c. 4. McCabe. APP
ply to p. ]. Hickman, BiShopville, Nd.
AN OYSTER SUPPER AND
Bazaar will be given by the l.edies'
Aid Society Of Bates Memorial NJ.
p. Church, in the social room Of the
Church, on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 2nd.
-NOTICE-AS AM GIVING
up farming, | offer for sale a pair of
large mules, both in fine condition,
suitable for heavy farming or hauling
timber. Price reasonable. Charles
Holland, Girdletree, Md.
PURE BRED, BIG TYPE PO-
land Chinas. Young stock for sale
at all times, at present, litter from
a Western son. sired by "Architect,"
the highest priced boar in the west.
Also, few nice gifts. l.. +. Redden.
Beaver Dam, Md.
-NOTICE-OUR NEW BUILD
ing is advancing rapidly and the cx-
pense account is increasing. We will
thank all persons owing us to settle
at once, so we can pay our bills as
we go along. Thanking you, we are
yours for service. D. II. Bradford
& Son, Snow Hill, Md.
NOTICE. WILL HAVE MY
new storage house ready for sweet
potatoes by October 26. 81 and rs.
! can take them in barrels, crates or
hampers. Lots of space to rent.
Phone me. John y. Gordy, Snow
Hill, Route 4.
NOTICE - SHOES. HARNESS
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OF ATTENDANCE
WORCESTER COUNTY SCHOOLS
September, 1922.


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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

More homes are being built. Good
hing. Raising roofs lowers rent.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

MIR and Mrs. Joseph X. Ford and
children. Of Pocomoke, spent Sunday
with her nephew, Mr.. George Reid.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

Ella Margaret Jones has returned
TO school, after having been home
several days with tonsilitis.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

NEW FORD PKICES-LUW-
est in History-Prices +. o. b. Fac
tory. Touring Car (plain) S29S,
Touring Car Is & d. 1893, Truck
$3.50, Coupe $500, Sedan $685., Trac-
tor 1895. These prices make Ford
cars the cheapest transportation pos
siblc to be had. See us and make
arrangements for early delivery of
yours. J. II. Perdue, Phone AZ, Snow
Hill, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

General Average S6.7iN
LUCY NEWELL stage,
Attendance Officer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
CRIMINAL DOCKET Is
TAKEN UP BY COURT

In Unitec States district court thit
llorning all jurors other than those sci
ling in cases ON trial We're excused b\
lie court until Monday morning at $50
clock at which time the criminal docA.
.,. VIII be taken up.
The cases set Tor trial on the c.Nn
cket have been disposed of and the
.n.na docket which is heavy, viii
consume the remainder OF The term
,hich is scheduled up to and includine
October "A.
Ninety-six out of the one hundred and
three cases set on the criminal docke'
lc for violation Of the national pro
bition, and the Harrison narcotic law
three are fol violating national banhna
laws, two for violating the nationa
motor vehicle transportation act, one 10!
violating the bankruptcy laws and OF,
for violating the national war risk in
surance act
Thirty.three of these cases effec'
Carter county citizens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
EUROPEANS Will
MAKEPROPOSALS
Foreign Delegation to A. l.
Convention to Ask That
Each Country Care for
Vets in Boundary.

NEW ORLEANS-Final preparations
were being made here today by Ameri-
can Legion officials to welcome the
wounded soldiers Of England. France,
Italy, Siberia, C2echo-Slovakia. Belgium
and Rumana, who arrive here tonight
as delegates TO the convention of the
inter rallied veterans federation, to he
held Saturday and Sunday, and as the
guest sof the legion during its conyen-
ton next week.
Prominent among the suggestions to
be laid before the ntcr.aihcd veterans
for action is proposal to call upon the
governments of nntions allied against
the central powers during the World
War to care for thc disabled veterans
of former allies now living in this coun.
Try Thus Italy would agree to care for
disabled American veterans now liv-
ing here, who received their injuries
lighting in The Italian army during The
World War
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
GOVERNOR ASKED TO
DECIDE BOOK MIDDLE

TOPEKA. Kan controversy over
the adoption OF Wells outline ot History
rs 4 text book at the Kansas state nor
nal school ot Emporia has been refer.
red by Governor H. !. Allen 10 the
state board of administration for final
settlement. The board has supervision
ever all the state educational iust.tu-
'lons
"l have received number oi letters
protesting the adoption OF the book.
said Governor Allen today. some op.
nose Mrs. Wells treatise on world his.
tory. claiming Il is irrelgious; and 9TH
crs that Il is improper from the moral
standpoint None OF the opposition has
been based ON The fact that Wells il a
Britton
The adoption Of the text book is said
TO have been the suggestion OF Prof.
". IL. Csrothers. head OF the depart
n,ent OF history at the normal and with
he approval of President Thomas ".
Butcher.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13

ugees were forced TO renounce all
claims to the throne. But two months
later, there was another upheaval in
Greece and George and Constantine
were asked 10 return TO their country
While George was in Rumania q
royal match was arranged between him
and Princess Elizabeth
They were married az Bucharest on
Feb. - 1921 The bride was 21 the
bridegroom 81
But hard luck still pursued the
prince A few days later he was laid
up with the mumps which he caught
from his bride.
II was nothing serious, however A.
q matter OF fact, 10 seemed TO change
his luck.
When his father got into trouble and
was forced 10 abdcate. George receiy.
Cd the call.
Now both lie and his VIE are happy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13

ATHENS-Persisten through many
disappointments and set.backs, George
Duke Of Sparta and eldest son Of the
former King Constantine, is at last on
the throne.
And he's going to stay there
Until the people say they want me
no more" he declares.
But he hopes that day will never
come, for ne likes his new job better
than anything else in the world, lie
had been after it for a long time.
Twice he was .n line for it. But pol
tics iuterfered and George had to take
q back seat.
Following revolutionary troubles IN
1917 both he and his father had TO flee.
George went to Ruman!a His younger
brother Alexander came into power
When Alexander died in 1920 from
the effects Of 4 monkey bite, the ref
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for 35c or 81 bottle
Of Zemo and apply il as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, Pimples.
Blackheads, Eczema, Blotches, Ring
worm and similar skin troubles will dis
appear.
Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying
liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
SALVATION Army
VAMP' GOTHAM
NEWEST QUEEN
Puts as Much Pep Into the
Work as an Actress and
Shows Mental Pictures
as Vivid as Films.
BY Hortense Saunders

NEW YORK.-A new queen reigns
on Broadway. A new face has captured
the tickle heart and the sophisticated
taste OF the pleasure seekers on the gay
white way.
She is Captain Rheba Crawford, the
'yamp Of the Salvation Army. they
call her around Times square.
Within a stones throw Of 80 theaters
and as many dance halls and caharets
where the worlds highest priced en-
tertainers hold forth and wealth invites
youth. Captain Crawford takes ner
nightly stand and directs traffic down
the straight and narrow road.
She's the only Salvation army lass
who has ever been able to draw a bigger
crowd. slngle.handed, outside theater
than 4 chorus OF beauties could inside.
She talks tc Broadway in its own Ian.
Euage.
Il conquered Broadway because
have The soul OF Broadway myself
she said, "and its mind and heart as
well. / love Broadway and understand
il. It is the greatest street in the
world and has the biggest heart"
Captain Crawford meets the Broad
way beauties on their own ground she
has Irsh.b blue eyes. a creamy skin red
gold hair, ankles that Ziegfeld himself
couldn't criticize and lines OF such slen-
der loveliness you are ready 10 count
YOUR calorles the rest Of your life
TO stay on Broadway you must be
a good Snowman" she continued know
ingly. You must have tact, sympathy
and the ability TO sense the feelings ol
YOUR audience. You must know the psy-
chology OF the crowd You must give
them your best, and let them know you
are giving IT,
81 have no moving picture ouiht hu'
can make The men and women in my
audience see pictures no camera couid
show when remind them OF theh
homes and mothers and Their childhood
associations.
broadway loves its jazz, so jazz
up the hymns little.
Il keep constantly in motion ENa
Tanguay doesn't use more pep IN per
formance than | do"
The captain was asked ii she recei''
Cd notes from men in her audience.
She laughed. and admitted she did.
IL get a sheaf of letters every day.
she said. Most Of them are from men
] get more invitations TO dinner in
week than l could accept in wear
But | accept nothing. | make II
point not to know my audience per
sonally. But / never offend those who
extend invitati tons. | simply tell them
all I'm too busy. / am"
Long Live the Queen. the' cry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
VESSELS WARNED OF
APPROACHING STORM

WASHINGTON. Vessels departing
ior the Yucatan channel and The Flor
ida straits were advised by the weather
bureau today TO exercise caution OH
account % disturbance over the
northwestern Caribbean Sea. The storm
was central early today snort DIS.
tance northeast OF Swan Island aprar
EMILY moving slowly northward. Re-
ports 10 the bureau indicated Increasing
northeast and east winds over the cast
and central portions OF the Gulf OF
Mexico, OF the south Atlantic coast,
and over the northwestern Caribean
and over the caribbean Sea.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
PENAL SERYITUDE WAR
VETS NEED MORE HELP

ATLANTA. Ga.-Veterans Of the
World Wal in penal seryitude have not
been receiving enough attention from
the United States war veterans bureau
hut the organization will devote more
time than previously To this feature OF
It's work. Director General G. Il. Forbes
declared in statement published here
today
The bureau official. who il here en-
route 70 the American Legion conven-
,ion in New Orleans, told Atlanta lie.
gionnaires. tha, his visit TO Atlanta.
was not caused by desire TO visit them
primarily, but TO visit veteran In the
Atlanta federal prison who had written
him requesting reading matter 10 modi-
Is the tedmm OF the four yesr ,erm he
is serving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
ROOterS 60 to
Purcell With
Football Squad

Arlmurc high school football squad
left at noon for Purcell to takc on the
high school squad there this Afternoon
IN what premises TO be one OF The hard'
est games OF the season.
Backing up the locals in every move
is eight automobile loads OF boosters
that left about 10 o'clock and who VII!
stage parade in Purcell prior 10 the
game this afternoon.
Coaches Mccain and James accom-
panied the team and this afternoon VIII
Keen their eyes glued on the youngsters
Tor some OF the men are not yet III
prime condition for some OF the trays
.lhat are tc come.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
City Commissioners
Have Busy Session
Before 'em Tonight

city commissioners are due busy
onieht in regular session city Clerk l."
". Thurston stated this morning.
Among The questions coming up is
he report OF the appraisers on the as
sessment of property owners on c
street and Eighth avenue, northwest
A date of hearing protest vii! he an
nounced. Appraisers for property and
assessment on Stanley Boulevard prob
ably VIII be made,
There are several other proposals 10
he taken UP including resolutions on
five paving projects.
BROOKS AND BUCKS AT EARL'S
CAEF s.6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
CITY BRIEFS

Cotton was selling on the streets to-
day from &C 10 2li. cents with quite
a lot offered Estimates on total wagon
receipts for The season are being re-
vised. early estimates placed IL at 1000
bales but a little over 5000 bales have
already been received with = lot siill
remaining in the fields and undelver-
ed 10 market, later estimates are put
ting the total at 5000 bales
Don Lacy has returned from Hot
Springs. Arkansas. where he has been
Tor several days.
New goods are beginning TO arrive
for Collier Brothers new hardware and
furniture store. No annoUncem.nt Of
the formal opening OF the new estab'
lishment has been made.
AL Cottle. chief office deputy 10 the
office OF Marshal Cooper at Muskosee,
Is in the city attending United States
district court Mr.. Cotue was resi-
dent OF this city for number OF years
previous 10 statehood Where ne was
connected with the United States mar
shal's office.
Justice D W. Butcher is attending
the Texas state fair at DallSs, Texas.
The ladies Of the Altar Society. -
Mary's Catholic Church, will hold q
saturday Market, October l,th. at th'
Consumers Light \ Power Co, wcs'
Main Street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
Letters Continue to Pour In From Every Section OF
the State From Life Long Democrats Who Re-
fuse to Swallow Radical Socialist Platform
FIELDS PLEDGES COALITION Administration
Voters Of All Parties Have Faith in His Simple Honesty and Fine
Character-Letters Reprinted Here are but Few
Of Thousands Showing Sentiment

From kiowc County, I'm a Demo.
crat and l am for you. believe in
safe, sane and honest government
That is the reason that / am opposed
to Walton and all that he stands for.
From Carter County-During the
20 years that l have been voting.
never voted for a Republican before,
but inasmuch as the Democratic
party failed to nominate candi-
date for Governor, j take it that l
will be excused for voting for a
Republican instead OF Socialist.
From Canadian COunty-I am a
Democrat from a state where "A man
had TO be prize fighter to be one,
but when a man uses the tactics
that Lenine, Trotzky and Emma
Goldman use, ] am glad | am able
TO tell him to so TO some place that
will be as hot as this United States
will be IL we elect such men. II is my
prayer there will be enough broad
minded Democrats TO elect you.
From Caddo County, am a Demo-
crat and will not vote for Walton
and / can find but very few Demo-
Gratis that will vote for Walton.
woi.d rather vote for straight Re-
publican than crooked Socialist.
We can't afford to elect Walton, he
will bankrupt this state.
From Haskell County-While I am
a Democrat, aim TO support you.
Sc $50. s,.s.s
From Grant County, am a Demo-
crat, but am for the MAN; In this
case | am convinced that you are
the man. Ifyou are elected, I will not
ask one favor from you. This kind
OF policy has been followed by Okla
homans too long (The "pie-counter"
pOlicyI : S,.RE ga :
From Klowa County, am 81 years
old and all OF this time ! have been
Dcm0cratnnd have swallowed some
pretty bitter pills. but the one pre-
scribed for the November dose is
just little too much for me. SO
. far. l have found only one Demo
crat who says he will support
Walton. and they are all for you in
this town.
From Lincoln County-You should
be elected Governor OF this State
this Fail and. although Democrat,
shall vote TO bring about this re-
suit. | shall send you list OF
Democrats from this city who will
support you with their vote.
From Muskogcc County, intend TO
vote aud work for you all / can.
y. =. am from South Carolina
and naturally Democrat.
From Okmulgee County-My hus'
hand and ! are boosting for you and
intend 10 help elect you as Cover
nor, although we are Democrats.
From Poutotoc County-I am a
Democrat from the State OF South
Carolina. cannot Nv any means
swallow Jack Walton Ind the Shaw
nee Platform. or Walton and any
platform. 10 ! shall vote and use my
influence for you.
From Oklahoma Couniy--1 wish e
state that I am what is known as q
pimon.pure Democrat, but ! am nov
q John Fields man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13

The greatest test OF citizenship has
been met by thousands OF broad
minded Democrats. The traditional
allegiance to the party has been
temporarily put aside for the love
OF their state and American ideals.
Literally thousands have pledged
their active support to John Fields
by spoken word and by letter, and
they continue to pour in in ever in
creasing numbers in every mail;
many with contributions to the cam
paign fund. Excerpts from few,
selected at random are reprinted
here to show how sentiment among
the real Democrats is running.
Names have been omitted from pub
lication in simple fairness to the
writers, whose letters are personal
to John Fields, but these letters,
and hundreds more, are on file and
can be verified by anyone caring TO.
From Love County-I en- naturally
q Democrat, but win support you,
for i have always been opposed to
- >.ssegs: .osi.. .. ~
From Seminole County--I have al
ready openly expressed myself as
one Democrat who would vote for
John Fields this Fall. / can't un-
derstand why q farmer would sup
port professional politician
against a man who has made the
interests Of the farmer his life study.
(
From Pittsbiirg County--I am a
Southerncr. 80 years OF age; have
always voted sthe Democratic ticket
TO man. This is one time that l
shall do otherwise. | cover all or
Southeastern Oklahoma and find a
large number OF Democrats for you
In this section. a
rSs ~
From Nowata County believe
that John Fields Is a man that will
pull up hill Instead OF down. am
farmer and not a politician. aud
also q Democrat. hut | am geing to
vote FOR John Fields for Governor.
We need more men like him.
From Garfield Couniy--I am pcr.
hsps as strong Democrat as you
will meet In days Journey but
since the Democrats have no candi.
date and We are forced 10 choose
between the Republicans and So
clalistS, Il Is not at all difficult for
me TO make my choice. have found
five Democrats this morning who
are with me. Can find 80 of the
same Kind without going two blocks.
From Greek County-I am a Demo.
crai: have always been and expect
to remain one. but | vote for prin.
tiples rather than politics, and for
The man rather than thru regularity
10 the Nominee OF my party. You
are the HOPE OF good government
for the next four years and for the
stability or good business and credit
20 our state and Its citizenship.
From Beekham County, have al.
ways voted the Democratic ticket.
and, OF course, as a good Democrat.
standing for good government.
can't vote for Walton, and expect 70
vote for you.
From Adair Csunty-1 have always
soted the Democratic ticket I am
writing this 10 let you know there
10 going 10 BE- one Democrat come
ever 10 your assistance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
DEMOCRATS BY. THE THOUSANDS ARE
VOLUNTARILY PLEDGING Votes FOR JOHN FIELDS

From Payne COunty-Please under.
stand that | am a lifelong Demo-
crat and will not be able to support
your entire ticket, but anything that
/ can do to make John Fields the
next Governor OF Oklahoma, and it
is within my power, command me-
From Washington County, am
supporting you for Governor and
have been ever since Democracy ad-
mitted her complete debasement in
our August debauchery and n0mi-
mated Jack Walton. | am Demo-
crat and he is not.
From Seminole County, have al
ways been q Democrat and am yet
one as strong as ever before, but l
will not vote for men that are backed
by our present administration. 1
am of the opinion that you will get
three fourths of the best Democratic
votes in -.
From 0klahoma Countv-Enclnqnl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13
FRISCO MAN CARRIES
BID FOR NEXT MEET

SAN FRANCISCO.-C Carrying san
Francisco's hid for the 1928 national
convention OF the American legion D..
W. Jackson past commander of the
Golden Gate post OF this city leaves
tomorrow by aiiplane for New Orleans
where the 1922 convention will be held
October lG 10 20.
lie expects 10 stop in Los Angeles.
san Diego, Yuma. Sosaes, El Paso,
Maria. san Antonio and Houston. Two
navy airplunes are to De used in max
ing the trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-13

COLUMBIA. ). C-TWo South Caro-
lima football games, originally schedul
ed TO be played tomorrow VIII be play.
this Afternoon I'm order TO leave Il clea.
field in the northern part of the stat
for the FnmanG Georgia tcst in Green
vile. a third game has been cancelled