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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-10
WANTED

WANTED Syndicate operating a
chain of & 10c. stores is in need of
a few young men to train for future
managers. Must be over 20 years old,
single with good education and will
ing to leave home. Apply McCrorys
& 10c. Store, Cambridge. or write r.
B. Johnson, Hagersto n, Md, Box ISL
11-4-6t.
WANTED-Man over 80 years old to
travel for us, making Cambridge. Eas-
ton. Hurlock, Aireys. Trappe. Vienna.
Thompson. Ellwood. Salisbury. River
ton. Very pleasant established line.
permanent. Big money. GLEN BROS.
Rochester. N. Y. 6-23-16t.
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| GENERAL MARKETS

/ I.ADLPHIA FLOU R -
/. Winter clear, $S@S.25; city
stGir1J.50.
FLOUR = Firm, per barrel,
FS.50.
EAT-Quiet; No red. $500
| RN-Firm; No. 2, white, $1.tS4
ts-Quiet; No. white, 500
| uTRY-I-ive, st adv: hens. Is
oil rcostecs !3 IL. Dressed,
choice fowls, 25c; cid ro st RS.
rTFR - Firm; fancy cream 'ry,
IS - Firm: sele:te 46@ soc;
Y. 42c; western. 42c.
Live Stock Quotations.
CACO. = HOGS = Strong, 1Oc
Mixed and butchers. 50. . "a
rough heavy, S9.1509.3); light
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-10
ok tbs border vote Tues day IN.
! him that 2136 votes had bee ,

1Ufn1IHIB HIlH tI1'tL zIoo vUtoS Hs'u Doo :
In their telegram to the secretary Of
state the commissioners said: APP r
emily hot more than 700 votes we g
cast fdr Wilson by the state troops
The tresult OF the vote will not be
knownl for several days. 1t requ res
some thine for the ballots to reach the
secretary of state, who must forward
them 10 the auditors Of the counties
in viii eh the soldiers live:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-10
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-s-room house on Willis
St, formerly occupied by Robert
Travers. Apply to E. S. Phillips. 10-4-tf
FOR RENT-Residence, No. 206 Gay
ST., IL rooms, bath and gas, convent
emily located. Immediate possession.
l.. X. Warren. 10-31-tf.
FOR Rents room house, 102
Handbook Ave-. healthful location,
reasonable rent. w. H. Hooper. 11-2-tf.
FOR RENT-Dwelling at Pleasant
ST. Apply to Henry L. Johnson, Attor-
ney-at-law. 1O-1S-tf.
FOR RENT-New six-room house on
tor Elliott. Good location, cheap rent.
Possession at once. Apply to IL. War
rem Hooper. Sat.
FOR RENT-Good house on Willis
street, in best locality, near the river.
Apply to H. H. Conway. 11-8-tf.
FOR RENT-Desirably located store.
20 Race St., in what IL known a. the
New Brown Building. At present &C
cupied by VIM; spedden & Go. This
the business section Of Cambridge. and
is fitted up with complete modern ap-
pliances and fixtures for conducting
the shoe business. Satisfactory rea-
sons can be given for discontinuance
of business by Spedden & Co, which
was not on account of lack Of trade or
business done, but for other reasons.
Possession given Sept. 1, 1915: J. Ben
Brown. 7-S1-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-10

FOR RENT-S-room house on Willis
Travers. Apply to E. S. Phillips. 1O-4-t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-10
Price Wins By
Very Small Majority

Prices majority, 60 votes.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-10

FOR Rents room house, 102
Handbook Ave-, healthful location,
reasonable rent. w. H. Hooper. 11-2tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-10

FOR RENT-Dwelling at 4 Pleasant
St. Apply to Henry L. Johnson, Attor-
ney-at-law. 1019-tf.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17
Old Man Don't
Complain.

Dear old Brother Garrett, ]
do not think yon Ourght to com
plain about your feet. being cold
For | know that You have your
feet shod with the preparation of
the gospel of peace.
And l believe that you have on
the whole armor of GOD.
| Isn't this. the best suit
ever mortal man wore?
2 If so does it not keep the
hands and teet warm?
3 You don't want to De a hir,.
ing do you?
/ Did not Paul work with his
own hands to make others com.
fortab bic?
) Or does it take something
more than the whole armOr of
God to keep the body comlorta'
Bile?
Is II so. Have I committed a
wrong in asking ycu these ques
tons?
Please answer these Sc ven
questions. SO that we may kno W..
Yours in the deepess sympa.
thy of love and truth. Because
we know that you have suffered
untold persecution. For Christ
sake, Tor we have known yon
for IS years. These questions
are asked by Will, ard John.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17
Home Circle Column

A woman must remember that
marriage is rot 70" today, nor
tomorrow looks. If she bases
her ideas upon any prhconcelved
notion that it will be one long
pleasant dream, she will soon
think she has the nightmare
instead. If She has, however, in
herself, the qualities which 60 to
the make up of a Eood wife, and
those which are essentially need.
ed for the special man upon
whom she has set her heart; if
she feels that his fault and fail
ing ar" only such as she can bear
with good humor, then let her
say yes and be happy, for she
will be whether fate leads her to
a palace OF TO a bowel.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17

There is truth contained in The
beautiful lines composed by
John Howard Payne;
BE it ever so humble
TT ere, 5 DO place like home.
They were written from per.
sonaI experience. There are no
pleasure so sweet as home pleas.
u.es. no pleasures so full of
genuine enjoyment.
Home should and can be made
dearest spot on earth, sweet
aud attractive in various ways.
Religion in the home softens,
purltieS ana elevates character,
reforms and regulates life.
Cultivate taste for the good.
tue and beautiful. Do not say
the kind loving word for the
stranger alone, but he generous
with it at homo.
The best o. literature should
be proTided' books, like friends
should be few and well chUSen,
The Bible, that holy volumn,
should be read daily. and its
grand and holy preuepts care
fully followed in the home.
The cultivation of flowers
affords happiness, and they lend
a charm TO the quite pleasures of
home.
Its environments should be
made bright, cheerfully and
pleasant.
Let diScords be dismissed and
peace and harmony reigN.
Our home on earth should be
typical of heaven, Music great
ly enhances its pleasures.
In the sweet twilight hour how
enhancing to sit and listen tC
sweet strains of music peeled
forth from the organ or piano
by the artistic touch of some
d ar loved one at home.
Home influence when for good
land not evil is the best. 1t pre-
, pares Us to battle with life wher
the cold winds of adversely over
take US.
Home should be made an idea
spot with It's well, selected libra
ry sweet blooming flowers an'
innocent games for out and IN
doors.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17
ANSW Err TO OLD MAN
DON II COMPLAIN."

l Question; 1t is a fact we
believe that we have our feet
shod with the preparation OF the
gospel of Peace.
And we further believe that
it will keep our heart and soul
good and comfortable. Yet we
also believe, we must keep our
feet clad with earthly wear in
order to keep them comfortable
and naturally warm. And the
Whole armor of God is the best
armor ever mortal man wore.
1t will shield Us from I'll harm
except the cold blasts of winter.
And if there was no devils on
earth then this armor would
shield even from the storms Of
winter. But when satan gets
/ the advantage of the poor, he
will freeze them and starve them
both; by taking their earthly
food and clothing from them.
No we do not want to be a
hireling neither will we be. Vet
should anyone desire to give US
anything to keep our body warm
we will cheerfulIy accept a
cheerful gift. Which we would
not consider it as paying US for
our labor. or hiring US to preach.
For Christ said blessed il the
cheerful giver'' Yes Paul work
ed with his own hands, to be a
help TO Others, who needed help.
And that is why we are cut,
ting cord wood. AND we said
nothing about it until our dea,
brother sent US the gloves
Which we appreciated SC
much, that we could not hell
but speak of them. 1t is true
We did not know but what lha'
somebody Just for joke won &
send Us something to help us
through the winter. For the
body must be kept comfortable
by the preparation OF the hands
We believe il this kind o.
prepare dness.
You committed no wrong
brothers, in asking those ques
tons. Unless you contemplated
a wrong in your own hearts
We are prond to say that The
day has come. when we can bt
noticed either for Il ioke. ur fol
the truth. Yet the day mas
fully come when this doctrine
will be the doctrine Of all tru,
believers iu Christ. Yet it j!
apparently slow in coming.
Then the poor and the need.
/, will be cared for.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17
NOTICE!!

ANY party or parties wishing
to ask questions through this
paper upon any subject, reli.
Eiousiy o. otherwise shall be
treated as Il friend. But 10 no
case will the Editor allow any
slang. or slang phrases gO thru
It's coin ms.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17

Livingston or any other of these
early sages of those days BEAU.
TV and BANDS the two principal
slaves in the wheels of time. And
the great rights of mankind, And
the main spokes in all good.
Please read.
+. Aud | will iced the flock of
Slaughter. even you, O poor of
the ii 'ck. And | took unto me
two slaves; the one I called
Beauty, and the other l called
Bands; and I fec the flock. =
And | took my staff, even
Reauty. and cut it asunder, that
| might break my covenant
which | had made with all the
people.
And it was broken in that day;
and s" the poor of the flock that
waited upon me knew that it was
the word of the Lord.
Aud | said unto them, If We
think good, give me my price,
and If not, forbear. So they
weighed for my price thirty
pieces of silver,
And the Lord said unto me,
Cast it unto the potter: a goodly
price that | vas prised at of
them. And took the thirty
pieces of silver, and cast them to
the potter in the house of the
Lord. " tTech. 11--%1O ii.
l2-13,
Now after reading this scrip
ture, the reader can't help but
know that this was Christ. The
price of Beauty would tell you
this fact. And where they put
the price Of Beauty would be the
second fact, which could not be
disputed.
| Now Free and accepted Mason.
ry, to do themselves justice can.
not do without Beauty he is one
of Gods great slaves. And
Bands is the other, please read:
Then | cot asuuder mine 9th.
er staff, even Bands, that I
might break the brotherhood
between judah and Israel"
(Zecn. 11--1l.}
Here we have the two grand
pillars Enoch and Noah, Solom.
on and Iechariah. And we
should have them standing on
their feet before the god of the
earth. Then we wCnId have the
two great witnesses of Revela.
ton but why will you not hear
our cry?
We plead vita You to come and
investigate our distress in mini
to see "rHE WORD trampled
under foot. and when THE
WORD is buried the immortal
is buried and the lines OF wrong
prevail and the whole world steps
off into idolatry, And The cries
OF distress 90 unheard. And the
poor are very much neglected,
Come and hear US.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17
FREE MASONRY WHY
NOT HEAR?

the ears OF a Mason was open 10
a cry Of distress, if we under.
stand it. The man who enters a
Masonic Lodge. The revelation
of the world: or a representation
OF the world. From which they
are led to contemplate on The
GREAT ORIGINAL. master of the
universe and worship him, for
his mighty works: and there by
moved to exercise those moral
and social virtues, which Become
mankind as the servants of the
Great Architect of the world in
whose image the human families
were Created and Formed in the
beginning There has to be very
brave men in all ages to keep the
moral system of life pure. There
has to be brave men in all ages to
keep an eye on the fields of dis.
tress and ear open unto the
cries, For it is so easy for men
to walk after the flesh and the
lust of the flesh. And in doing
so the principles Of. love your
neighbo" as your self are forgot
ten or trodden under FOOT. TIL 5
degeneracy of mankind become
so great before the food, and the
mingling of the sons of God, with
the daughters of men that pure
anti'diluvian Masonry, became so
previously Effected, according TO
the oldest traditions. That Enoch
feared that the genuine secrets
would be lost sight of altogeth-
er, in the predicted delnge. Ard
to prevent this, lie bid the grano
secret, engIayen on a white
stone, in the bowels of the earth:
And being somewhat compre.
hensive that the morality and
good science. which had been
embodied in Masonry, with such
care: would be absorbed in the
great obstruction to preserve
those principles. He built two
pillars near the spot where they
were conSealed. with an inscrip.
ton in HyrrgIyphics on both
pillars speaking that near them
was precious treasures dedicat-
ed to God. Those two witnesses
stand today As bright pillars of
the missing word. Free Masons
WHY not hear the cry of a dis
tressed comrade if not a brother.
Can you tell US whether or not
they were ever raised. There is
one Thing sure that Noah receiv-
ed in his mastery building
triad"
But we are for the presant
only going to furnish our read.
ers with the emhlems of the
two great witnesses of Masonry
set up by Enoch, to confirm the
! Word of God. For God had the
same kind of an emblem in the
building of Solomon's temple
Please read.
For he cast Two pillars oil
brass Of eighteen cubits high
a piece; and line of twelve
cuDlts dld compass either Of
them about.
And he set up the pillars il
the porch of the temple and hi
set up the right pillar and calico
the name thereof Jachin; and hi
set up The left pillar and Gale.
the name thereof Boaz Il King.
7 -l5 & 21)
If you will look to the tresse
board of Masonry you will Sc,
them in strength and wisdom
Joachim ana Boaz) But oh. oul
Cry is why we're BEAUTY anc
| - i'll ~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17
LOCAL. LORE.

Christ said prepare to do good
for evil.
Mr.. Fred Colson visi,cl =, D
Caudle on last monday.
Young MIR. Forest was over at
the Colony en- last SUNDAY, stay
ed but q few minutes.
All who love the truth give us
a helping hand, subscribe for
The CRESSET.
The ia. visited l.. D. Caudlc
on last Tu sdG.y morning and
found it a pleasant cali.
The Eible says lo,e your enc.
mies, you cannot love chem when
you prepare &c kill them.
Mr.. l.. D, Caudle was up to
Mountain Grove last Saturday
on business.
Miss Rebekah Caudlc is laying
very sick at present with the
fever. Is on the mend a little.
Mr. VIM. Daniels came up
from Trask and secured him a
lon for the summer from l.. D.
Caud.e.
Why does President Wilson
have more confidence in his Pre-
paredness than he has in God?
or is preparedness his God?
Mr.. Fogerson Woo now live on
the West farm was up to see the
ed. on last Mon. and contracted
TO get some saving done.
-lir. =. D. Caudle is building
aim a nice addition to his dwelling
house. Mr.. Lacy is doing the
carperting work.
Mrs. Brinegar and Miss Lula
SimunS went 10 see Eebekah
Caadlc and set up with her a.
night on last Friday night
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
N the Colony Tabernacle, every
Thursday night. Saturday night
and Sunday at / and at 3 o'clock
Cone ali who love to hear the
Truth.
MIR. Wiley Lcobettcr from
Trask is in our midst again.
Came up last ,io.day Eve. he is
a brother.in law to Mr.. Lany
Merritt who lives now with thf
Colony
We have a farm in our list fol
sale. of leo acres laying in Texas
County IN Township sc '2ange II
as cheap as Dirt itself. # an,
one desire 6 good home call a
the CRESsEl OFFICE or write u
at Mt. Grove Mo II. 3 Caudl
fNrovp fo.1 DartIclliarS
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17

Please tell US why the Church
today has not the seven men
spoken Of in Acts 6 D to admin
lister on the same purpose--if
she is Apostolic?
Bogalusa enterprise., 1916-11-30
ADVcETO NEGROES

Negro aboers being re from the South BY labor agents
der false peenses They being told that the Nohner
nothing the negro what he get him. and that when
business acks do the negro will be set ad and told to
hustle for himself They telling him that he will be heded
geher like quarters constructed for the
commodan surplus labor made necessary by abnormal demands
They telling them that the transferring from semiopca
region semc one just this of the year the worst
thing that could be done for hoboodd Ethiopian and that
winter hits them they will wish they Back in Dix
h many before their wish There have been sim.
liar times the present. when the negroes Of the south listened the
tales Of money into their BY who cot much
head for each they induced oave the SOUTH The exodus Kan
forty years being instance Of that kind when they
glad get back but thousands Of them did their
old homes simply because when they LONGER needed they
turned loose and left get back the best way they could many
them dying Of exposure and disease before they could again reach
south.-Clarion Ledger
Bogalusa enterprise., 1916-11-30
More Cars Coming


H. E. Roster. local representative
Of the Ford car, expects to receive
another shipment in a few days.
Two carloads have been recei. ed,
three other car loads sold and more
orders are received each week. Mr.,
Roster expects to be Santa Claus
to all those who have orders placed
with him and make all deliveries
by Christmas, providing those con.
templatine the purchase Of a Cal
place their order at once.
Bogalusa enterprise., 1916-11-30

Now that the contract has been let for the $4,000 amoy and the
that the will be let for the building of "a houses
by the Columbia improvement Company and the contract to be let this
week the handsome Cassidy building think that
for buildings As matter Of fact has hardly
begun The building of million dollar paper mill several handsome
business blocks modern WC A. and Armoy would be enough
one year any the South Bogaa We have several
new schools city hail. city JAIL fire stations and Eks Home hun
dred residences business blocks be built in the
few And by the time these have started there will be
plenty other buildings wonder that Bogausa being called
the most progressive city in the state. -
for you should be thankful today for the fact that
you live in Bogausa
Bogalusa enterprise., 1916-11-30
BE,LOYAL TO BOCALUSA

At This season the year the heaviest buyne peoe iof
most families Boeausa approaches proper 70 remno em
that the way to build up this city and community 70 give noe w
ducers and home merchants the benefit Of your trade MOI only
mportan to do this the community point OF vew out from e
nv selfish standpoint In nneynne instances out of one hundred
the prosperity of the community means YOOk ospe ana every
damage you naict upon it will reenact upon yourself
The money Was Dgton parish derives from its industries is mostly
brought from far away communities Millions Of dollars are brought
here and expended the parish should be our constant
aim and study to nauae many Of these dollars possible and
keep them in the hands Washington people invest them here and
keep adding wealth and If had kept even ten pei
cent of them here for past thirty should be the richest
community in the United States.
vigorous expression of these contained in the following
from the Ruson Leader:
Are YOU going to paonize the mail order houses this
perhaps many of did last year? Or going to- necessary
even make slight sacrifice and stick home people? Whence came
the money that you intending send that mail order concern
Did come from city which that is ocated Not by
long shot you are farmer it the product Of the SOIL What so
Why the soil of your community Now as practical farmer
know full well the inous practice Of taking everything
from your land and returning nothing to- You know that this
practice later mpoveh your soil and destroy your
source Of income
Cant you realize sending your money away from home you
are doing to the community just what you would think Of doing to
your farm obbng Of its productive powe You certainly are
Every dollar sent awa from your community obs Of gone forever
h But perhaps you farmer but mechanic or trader
Then responsibility heavily upon you to keep YOUR
money the channels Of trade because all Of came from the
hard earnings neeor and friends and YOU have no right to
deprive community Of the good can circulated therein
Just suppose patron the mail order house that for period
OF months every citizen your county followed example
and did all Of his trading Say from home? What condition would
your be in? Would there be solvent merchant in it? Not
What of your schools churches and all the vizne in
fuences of our land?
Don't be ingrate you have dollar spend spend at
home Thus stays and works in the spot Gods earth in
which you interested Send away and that much its
power for good.
Bogalusa enterprise., 1916-11-30

Il one IL fortunate enough t catch
Prof. Clem Harner when he's IN one
o. his semi.annual good humors an
proceeds with caution, charmin'
half hours entertainment Is assured
him. Since tn ravages o time have
disqualified tn professor fer further
activity in tn musical affairs o tn
town, he has grown sullen an morose.
only breakin' tn silence at rare inter-
walls t. belittle some notable achieve.
ment O. progress. =
What has become o. tn ole time
silver cornet band, th ole time DOM
ia ia 'Marchin' Thro' Georgy band
that used t. play on tn slightest provo
cation?" asked tn gnarled an griz-
zled veteran o many q hard fought
band contest as he monopolized tn
only chair in front O. tn pust ofice.
well, sir" said he, eyein' me close.
", eth ole time musicians who used
t. play jest t. hear 'emselves have
been dispersed t make room fer tn
modern blatant unionized an com
mercialized wind tanners who only
show 'emselves on q guarantee. In
tn old days a brass band wuz q so.
cial organization. T'day it's q cold
blooded business proposition. Twenty
bar rests are q thing O. tn past an
ever sour note is protected by th'
union. TIL ole 3S-pound red felt uni
form, with helmet an plume, too, has
passed away ferever."
You've had many years. expert
ence as band player, have you not 2.
I ventured, at tn same time placin
pale grocery se-gar in tn tremblin
hand O. tn ole bandmaster.
"Forty.three years tn last time
Bryan showed here. It wuz a soul
note that put me in tn business. I'd
been thrown in daily contact with 6
yaller clarinet when a child an at tn
age O. fourteen, after I had it about
two-thirds mastered, l run away will
circus as a canvas hand. One nigh
Bogalusa enterprise., 1916-11-30
WORK on J. Y. {, 4.
TO START N TEN DAYS

E. N. Moore, q contractor Of New
Orleans, has been awarded the con-
tract for building the Y. w. c. A.,
aud work will start within the next
ten days. Mr.. Moore was also
awarded the contract for the Arm.
orv. According to his contract the
wv. G. A., must be completed by
May /.
Bogalusa enterprise., 1916-11-30
Civil Service Examination

Civil Service Examination
On Saturday January 3Oth, at
1890 q. m, a civil service examin.
alton will be held to fill q contem.
plated vacancy in the position as
fourth class postmaster at Rio, and
other vacancies as fast as they oc.
cur. The position carries a salary
Of $211 per annum. Further in.
formation can be secured by writ
ing OF calling on the Rio postmas'
ter.