Denton Journal (Newspaper) - November 4, 1916, Denton, Maryland 1845 A Family to Local and General Intelligence Agriculture and on all Subjects Subscription One Dollar per Annum in Advance 1916 VOL 71 MARYLAND SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 4 1916 NO 3 All Men's Suits Men's Overcoats Boys Suits Boys Overcoats Ladies Coats Children's Coats at greatly reduced prices at a time when goods are needed most and at a time when prices are advancing daily MEN'S SUITS 20.00 Suits 14.50 321 19 18 KJ 15 14 12 11 10 8 50 50 00 50 00 50 50 50 50 50 18.50 17.00 12.50 Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's MEN'S OVERCOATS Overcoats 151 Hi 14 14 12 10 S 7 5 BOYS SUITS Suits 7.00 BOYS OVERCOATS Overcoats 8.50 7.00 5.00 4.25 Overcoats 3.75 2.75 NO GOODS CHARGED IN THIS SALE 50 50 50 75 50 50 50 75 00 00 LADIES AND CHILDREN'S COATS Coats 19 17 Coats 16 9.50______Ladies 13 10 S 7 J 5 Coats 4 Coats 10 S Coats 7 Coats 6 5 5 4 3 2 2 50 00 50 50 50 50 50 50 75 75 75 75 75 50 50 75 75 75 25 75 95 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or gun or in any other manner under penalty of the law MRS SARAH Help Wanted Canvasser lady or gent for Denton nnd neighboring towns Tor a Christmas proposition that sells itself ence unnecessary Address ED HERBENER Newark Delaware Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater 1 We guarantee a saving of one-third in fuel over any lower draft stove of the same size with soft coal lignite or slack 2 We guarantee Colo's Hot Blast to use less hard coal fur heating a given space than nny base burner made with same size 3 We guarantee that the rooms can be heated from one to two hours each morning with the fuel put In the siove the evening before Your Money You set back the original coit of your in the fuel money each winter Could you nik for 4 We guarantee that the stove will hold tire with soft coal or hard coal from Saturday ning to Monday morning 5 We guarantee a uniform Jay nnd with soft coal hard coal or lignite 6 We guarantee every stove to remain absolutely as long as used 7 We guarantee the feed door lo be smoke and dust proof 8 We guarantee the antU puffing draft to prevent puffing All we ask is that the stove be operated according to directions and connected with a good flue COLE MANUFACTURING CO Not Inc Makers of the Original Patented Hot Stove This guarantee cannot be made an any other heating stove If you want comfort and economy put one of these heaters home Cole's Hot Blatt Mahci Your Coal Pile Latt Look for on SMITH WALLS Denton Md Notice to Creditors This is to give notice that the sub- scriber of Caroline county ed from the Orphans Court for line county in Maryland letters mentary on the personal estate of MARY E MONTAGUE lute of Caroline county deceased All persons having claims against the said deceased are warned to exhibit the same to the subscriber with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated on or be- fore the 1st day of June 1917 or they may otherwise by law be ed from nil benefit of said estate Given under my hand this October 1910 CHARLES D HARRISON Executor of Mary E Montague dec'd Subscribe for the and get all the county news Notice to Creditors This is to Rive notice that the sub- scribers of Caroline county have ob- from the Orphans Court for oline county in Maryland letters of ad- ministration on the personal estate of G EDGAR WILLIAMSON lute of Caroline county deceased All persons having claims against the soid deceased are warned to exhibit the same to the subscribers with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated on or be- fore the 1st day of June 1917 or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate Given under our hands this day of October 1910 CARRIE M AARON K WRIGHTSON Administrators of G Ednar son PRESIDENT PLEDGES GREATER Laws Must Fit New Life He Tells the American People OF DEEDS DONE American Rights Honor Farmers Greatly Benefited Business Labor Protected dren Set Votes of Women i Pence Desired j N 1 JS WiNon to I ilin i nf j i- He j MuniN In Mini i And tin Mini In he if written It to slmll It in the j IM of what In- M- nut nl j hilt of lilt lms fi Mini if lie fm Hoi tn lift I'll I Ml lilt of the wlm i THIS PAYS DIVIDENDS WHr LOVETT OF The PACIFIC AND UNDERWOOD op The PACKING The Speech My Tills culled Wilson only be- cause fur sit nn of Jersey and than iw President nf Culled 1 have been to lend n stale nnd then ti treat party along ways of progress and of enlarged mid regenerated life which our people had long Bought and so long been held from by the organised power of hellish Interest mid tlie honor has fallen In me of unco more and tive of he u IIM menu to hold the country to ways of pence manity tinil It Is of those forces that I speak and not nf myself who nm servant forces Whence d> Miry they accom and and purpose for the It It plain nro nre the forces of righteous in id purpose which have sprung up in our day In the of those who per celve tho shortcomings nf the Imr It haH hardened In America nnd nhn lool forward purpose and tion to a new Mge In which men I be Indeed the nf lib erty and not of privilege are men who lav lias lint kept pace with American our law hns been holding un rigid nnd until class has begun In free America to be arrayed until what win legal begun to play n more Important part In our thoughts Itinn what Is limmin inn until America has to of lend hi reconciling with what ought to in- IV Dawn of a New A lieu nge had dawned upon us while those who were tn lend wore stumbling tilting over their shoulders Intent preserving of a dny Unit 1 pone America tins nnd whole world bus Our inul Industry Inul crown to null u bulk the domestic markets of which our former leaders were ways so solicitous were glutted and were bound unless we were lo unr jacket to a free Into the of tho The time lind eome whon our commerce needed freedom and would be tled by further restraints Wo bad acquired foreign had been drawn Into the politics of the world had begun to play n part which could not be by i but must bo played by citizens of the world of nations And jet hail not altered our policy or our point of view The great European has served nt least to us one that the world Itself bad cil that 11 liad at once too big n ami too little n world lo sub mlt Us to the hostile ambitions now of tills anil again of that member of the great family loo too Intimate In Its too universal In Its of Intercourse to make It nny longer to limit lie effects of mil Ion's action to u single sphere where tho rest would bo An inevitable partnership of Inter- ests has been thrust upon the They uve neighbors and must to one another or else disturb the lives mid HIP fortunes of men everywhere wonder I hut In nn age men In should bo cried nnd feel mice moie as they felt them In when great republic wan up lie compulsions of humanity nnd Squaring Laws With Life lie winds blowing out of the life of mankind bavo brought on a nou dny In politics We have looked once more very ically at our own laws and our own and have sot about to them with the actual conditions of our life ami the of tha world Four years ago there wore two par ties in tbo Held conceived under the Influence great forces ot prepress and the Democratic and the Progressive party This year there Is but one the party In the of four years ng wine million votes were cast Of these ten mid n mil lions were for the of the only three and n half millions for the candidate of the Republican the party lingered In the old ways nnd felt none of the new I nip u I so of u new day More the ers of States now i oli Is to ilic nf puny ed with tho tank powerful forces of the new age were put ltd direction And under thai what ha vis they accomplished V They have put business and the life of the country upon a now fooling Financial Credit Relented They reloaded credit upon which commerce nnd pro alike depend from tho control of small groups of mid erg at tbe speculative They released the commerce and Industry of the country from the of those who wore building up their power by mid unfair of competition They supplied those win wished tn conduct their business conformity with thu spirit of tho laws with friendly guidance and delivered them from a nervous fear of tlie They linve released our foreign trade from tho of n tariff con In tbe Interest of special groups of favored producers and created a Tariff Commission Intended to suli public for private facts for theories ami In nil future with regard tn duties and on They made provision for the and systematic development of our carrying trade on the sens They have nt last supplied the means by which tlie nation mny be bound together and by n network of good upon which both commodities a ml sympathies mny move freely from com to community They have put the farmer upon n footing nf perfect n off men nnd men of all other calling In respect to access to commercial placed u great bureau of the Government nt his Ico In seek Ing nnd have protected him by the of definite standards In the sale of products and put the knowledge of world at his by al at the ox ponso of the thr Emancipated Labor They the labor era of the country from the restraints which be courts hnd put upon them by mistaken applications of old law to new nnd con- ditions They have the children of the country In large part from hurtful labor have sought to safeguard the lives and the health of our In dangerous occupations mid have put agencies of the Government Itself at the service of those who seel employ ment And most of tilings have been done within the brief limits of i single And still the great work Is not ed It cnn never bu off and con eluded nn long as nnd thu fortunes and relations of men shift and alter The cpicstlon you have to decide one week from next Tuesday Is whether It shall be In for n general Ion to come and nil the generous forces ol tbe ugc of the world thrown upon Iu nnd contusion The programme remaining is as great ae tha programme accomplished The procedure of our courts ia antiquated and a hindrance not an aid in the just administration of the law must simplify and leform It us en lightened nations have done and make courts of justice out of our courts of law must seek Hud tlie of bringing nnd labor to n clem understanding of their common inter- ests which nro than the In- of the nation us a com Wo must release our great undeveloped upon some sensible plan of iMid Need Votes of Women We muit recruit the votca of for- men by the votes of wo men 10 that we may have a fresh in- sight in all matters of social iv and move more certainly and promptly in the solution of tho man naw problems of society with which thi law must henceforth deal We unite the Americas North South In a new and co-operation We must seek Justice nnd the through every channel that nnd we must put America In all Its force In all Its wealth alike of physical pnw er ami spiritual nt tlie service of tbe other nations of the when conies on the other stria of the to make peace permanent by establishing It on the everlasting of right co operation equality nnd Justice These things wo must do mid all else that may serve mankind And our motto must be TION the union not tha hostile rival ry of the forces of society within tht nation and within the family of nations Interests of mankind can again be served by aggression the In of no nation or group of nations can ever bo served by slon Tho contests of jealousy are as bitter and as dangerous as the contests of arms The world must henceforth seek the means of accommodation not the means of arresting merely The nation we love and serve must be the first and foremost of those that rise to the new Ideals with spirit and well-directed force Our own re- forms our own actions In the Interest of Justice and humanity must be the earnest of our spirit and purpose In the affairs of the world outside our own borders Such Is the prospect such Is the pro Km tame my to which we look forward to It Is our purpose to move forward with and Irresistible ardor We will not pause In the midst of our task We know that we stand at one of the most critical Junctures In the history of the world when all hopes hang in the bnl ance We will suffer no no body of men through timidity or fear or to delay or hinder or embarrass us Reaction can have no place of amongst us when nil the world waits upon those who plan Justice and progress I summon you not only to sustain but to swell the hosts that bave their faces now set towards the light their eyes lifted to the where the dawn of n new age begins to brighten and I summon you with confidence with a certain expectation of Hie America and her great people are to play when the dawn broadens Into day The Republicans don't like the pre vailing prosperity Democratic and therefore taboo Give them a chance and they'll put It out of business The Issues petered the main one the Issue of anything to bent Wilson VOTERS THINK IT OVER Theodore Roosevelt la the guiding spirit of the Republican campaign He Is the Is the shadow You know what Roosevelt stands jingoism Ha has declared openly his regret that this country did not get into the European War Do you want Roosevelt and Hughes and Or do you want more Peace and Prosperity under MILITARY MARCHING The Varies With Quality and of the Command The Army Drill Book tells that trained hardened Infantry can cover from twenty to miles n day when In small bodies As the size of the command Increases tbo dis- tance becomes loss as the rate is lowered nnd time U needed to get all tho units luto and out of camp With n regiment or loss of average over nge roads the rato should be from two nnd to three miles an hour Large bodies will travel from two lo two nnd a half tulles an hour division be expected to more than twelve and one- half miles a dny Of course all these figures will vary with different conditions of roads and weather Untrained troops could not approach them until hardened Though hoy might do better for a day or two they could nut keep up the steady pace of the seasoned regulars for a long dis- tance Marching with full equipment Is hard physical work nnd every other form of labor requires a proper period of training The seasoned force will keep up a pace with ten halts every hour n fifteen minute stop being at the ond of the first half or three-quarters of nn hour Green troops ore apt to straggle FARMER REAPS GAIN BY EIGHT-HOUR LAW Prevented Tying Up of His Valued at PRESIDENT IS BEST FRIEND By PRANK Q ODELL Editor Nebraska Farm Magazine Tbo New York Sun quotes James Wilson of Iowa former Secretary of Agriculture as saying that the era were bit hardest by too Adamson law which stopped tbe threatened general railroad strike cording to Tbe Sun Sir The farmer has no eight-hour day Should that number of hours become general In all occupations Including tho farm the prices of food would rise still those current Tha logic ot th venerable tary Is bad Tbe farmer Is not Lag about the high price of food He raises his own food Ho grows food for sale That's bis business If as tho says the eight-hour day will Increase the of food the farmer has everything to gain And Uncle Jim has overlooked the fact that the farmers of the ed States had not less than 000 worth of products practically ready to send to market wben the strike crisis was Imminent at the first of September The threatened strike would have paralyzed the market and stopped tho wage of tha worker tn every Industry Incalculable losses running Into hundreds of millions were averted when the strike was prevented row Wilson did It Tama Jim wia Secretory of culture through four Republican ad- ministrations sixteen years were sixteen years of monopolistic con- trol of the farmers market During this period these great which have stood between the er and tho consumer reached the ith of their power Greed and tion ran riot The high cost of living became a cry of for which the farmer was made the goat During this period the farmers of tbe country complained continually of capitalistic extortion They held con- throughout the great grain and live stock belt to voice their test They sent deputations of able men to They sent their appeals for Justice to the Secretary of Agriculture and waited at tbe door of the White House during the of and Taft They asked for and re- stones of Indifference They de- manded Justice and about prosperity nnd making two blades of grass prow where one grew before Then came another row Wilson Things besan to chance David F Houston was made Secretary of Agriculture For the first time In the history of tbe Government tbe business problems of the re- the attention of his ment The Office of Markets and the Bureau of Organization were created to help him the strangle hold of entrenched monopoly epoch-making Rural Credits win passed by Woodrow Wilson n Dem congress The power of usurer and extortioner was broken when that act was signed The farmer has n good memory He docs uot forget his battle with entrenched privilege organized and grown purseproud Curing forty years of Republican Indifference and misrule Ho will not forpet that It was WOOM HOW WILSON the People's dcnt who saved his market from ruin on Sept 2 1010 The special of Republican defenders of privilege and monopoly will find the farmers ready ou Nov 7 Dainty a dainty little kerchief she carries It looks like a cobweb a thing like that Isn't to be sneezed Record Facial Adornment First your mistress wear Second she has only rings under her
