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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
AK Anrnne Who Has -sed nd.

There are families who always aim
to keep a bottle of Chamberlain S
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house for use in case it is needed, and
find that it is not only a good in
vestment, but saves them no end Or
suffering. AS to its reliability, ask
anyone who has used it.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
New Gains by Italians.

Rome, Sept. italian troops have
fought their way eastward in the Bres.
tovizza valley in the district south Of
Corr and repulsed violent Austrian
counter attack on their new positions
the war office announced.
Its statement also SAYS:
"On the front as a whole the ac.
tivity was mainly confined to the artil
lery The firing was more Intense
east of Corr and on the Cacso plat eau
"The number of prisoners capture
on Saturday and Sunday on the Juliar
front was eight officers and 339 man
"In recaptuTing the advanced posi-
ton in tie Zebru valley. as reported
our Alpini captured one gun and three
machine guns"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
BASE BALL SCORES
Following 10 the Result OF Games
Played Yesterday.
NATIONAL lEAGuE.

Morning G01es.
At New York-New York, Z; Boston,
D. Batte:ies-Perritt, Rariden. OnsloW;
Tyler, Tragresser, Rico.
At Pitts tsburgh-Pittsb burgh, s; Gin
tinnati. Q. Batteries-Miller, Schmidt;
Engle Wingo, Cuto.
Afternoon Games.
At Philadelphia, 5; Brook
lyn, o. list game.) Batteries-Alex
ander. kilefer; Vanguard, Russell, Mil
ler.
Philadelphia. g. BrooklyA 3. cd
game.) Batteries-Alexande Kille
fey; Coombs. Smith, Miller.
~ Sts-Louis aChicag 90 s. St-I.Quis
5. = list game) Batteries glas,
Elliott: Doak. Gonzales.
St ouis, ,: Chicago, D. I'D game.)
At New York-Boston, g. New York,
2. Batteries-Nehf. Meyers; Tesreau,
Rariden.
At Pittsburgh 5; Gin.
cinnati. 3. Batteries-Steele, w Wag
ner; Schneider, Wingo.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
Airmen Aoain Raid EnuIand.

London Sept. IA Ge, III air "aid
on the coast of England is aH"ounced
by the 0ficf"l bureau. Bombs were
dropped as the raiders crossed East
Kent. One person was Killed ana SIX
four women and two children. injured.
The attack was made by single air
plane ana was directed against the i'm
sortant channel port Of Dover
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
GERMANY MAY
BID FOR PEACE.
New Offer May Come Before
Christmas.
MAY YIELD TO MAJORITY
Amsterdam Hears Berlin Government
Hopes to Start Negotiatons-Wan
Conference to Meet at The Hague.

Amsterdam, Sept 4.-Accorsiing to
the most reliable authority the next
session Of the German reichstag will
be devoted 10 the questions OF peace.
The majority has decided to chal
lenge the statement OF the government
regarding its minimum peace program.
1t is said the government will Weld,
with view tC peace negotiations be.
fore Christmas.
The German government. according
10 this authority. fayors the plenipo-
tentiaries meeting either at The Hague
or at Berne or at Copenhagen but pro,
ferably The Hague.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
hornipo G,p,as

At Boston-New York, /; Boston, O.
atteries-Shawkey, Nunamaker; Fos
ter Thomas
Al Cleveland-Cleveland, 9; St
Louis, }. Batteries-klepfe-, O'Neill;
Groom, Molyneaux. Wright, SEVERED
Hale
At Chicago-Chicago, Z; Detroit, s.
Batterles-Faber. Williams, Schalk;
Ehmke, James, Stanage
Afternoon Games
At Observation-Disclosures, I; Wash
1ngton. I; 1st game) Batteries
Bush, Schauer, Meyer; Gallia. Shaw
DumOnt Henry.
Athletics, 8: Washington, 2. cd
game Batteries-R. Johnson, Meyer:
w. Johnson. AinSmith.
At Boston-New York, 4; Boston, /
Batteries Fischer, Nunamaker: Leon
ard Agnew.
AT Cleveland-C 7; St
Louis. 6: ~ inningsD Batteries
Coyeleskie, O'Neill; Davenport, Seve
reid.
At Chicago. IA; Detroit s
Batteries-Faber. Schalk; Boland
Yelle.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
500 900 Fire In Wilmindton.

Wilmington. Del. Sept. 4.-Fir
caused s10O.000 damage to the F. Bl,'
menthal morocco leather factory. on'
of the largest in the world. Four fire
men were injured by a collapsing lad
Ger, three seriously.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
STEAMER SERVICE, CHOPTANK
RIVER ROUTE

Steam leave Pier Light st. Wharf weathe
permitting
p. NJ daily, except Sunday for Tilghman Isl
EastOn. oxford, Cambridge and landings to
Windy II i'll. T. NJ
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
FOR RENT


FOR RENT--Hou>e * garden AT ameS
Suitable for family with daughters to work
in factory; good oyster section. Apply to
VIM. J. Seward, James, Md. 3-3t.
FOR RENT-l26 Locust street; i'm
mediate possession. Fora l.. West,
phone lNI5-t5. S-29tf.
FOR RENT-6 room house on Lin
den avenue. Immediate possession. Ap
ply NJ. Warren Hopper. Stiff.
FOR RENT houses Willis St,
and on TraVerS street. For terms ap-
ply ". II. Leonard & Co. 5-26-tf.
FOR RENT-New house on Hugh
lett St. Apply to William F. Apple
garth. 2-S-tf.
SEE HARVEY III. CONWAY for the
best located houses in Cambridge. all
modern improvements Moderate rents.
Houses always for rent 1-2-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
GENERAL KALENDINES

Leads Russian Peasants Against
Workmen's Council.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04

, FOR SALE-Proftabl business, es-
tablShed, good location, and Will stanu
any examination. Good reason for SELL
inG. William L. Robbins, Poplar St,
I'ambridga Md S-29-Gt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
nAVY YARD DREOGE SINKS

Tv.o Drown When Ship Goes DowF
in FIFTY Feet of Water.
I. II tiladelphia, Sept. 1.-THE mysteri
sinking of dredge at the Philadei
nq-Sssultsi in two msr
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
FOR SALE

FOR SALE good, young horses,
weighing from 1000 to 100 TBS. Jas
Z. Brinsfield, Vienna, Nd. S24-2m.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04
MONEY TO LOAN

$1,000 to lend on first mortgage, on
desirable real estate. Leroy l.. Wal
lace, Attorney-at-Law 424-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-04

Sunday only. *-DaiIy, except Sunday
T. MURDOCH. Gen'l Pass Agent
l. f. JONES. Div. Pass. Agent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29

W liism tisrt n taUllng pnote-
81 ma ire Sit nt MAJ ~lli oa the
Wv ej5yanl8 at aetsa as tae Cele
oHi The tse lonaey, mati8ee eaa
eseciag Ia Tne Slsht Man, bart
"A ys ms Fal of auor sna Is de-
IL soa ms property. sow the
"a na6Fsl sTe WEI steais seawn IA tnis
sfere. wnica sifn sesin asa
IS sseiaa ine 5ags. rT1fE sue
snes Is lst esne Vla Nls. en-
rxseiao lis 8 utfnl ara tHl a1sn
Oh n So fae ri "a 6tty Bryee
ae ssde by r, vine iatst wins
ass ". IS tna bssis 81 seine shtliag
ssFes
Tue morn ~ ire aftfeeEian VIII
ne lie Cnapiln n Esy srrsss
$50 Fs araae le n q hsehi s.
II m g. T. 8ag afgsnoan rA1
IS ri Z tae 6 Ii htfa atsrsetloa vii
IS "a piesfes5 - ine Lutte
4meric $50 News.
Nean 9ey. n ssasd attTaetien
vii sn aae ia@r
raardag aaa fr q 81 The Crisis,
Fl h a csl b q navsl of the same
name
araav. masnee and evening.
Dooeis EssD rks, Is Rsaealag Tor
sna 4aea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
DlSAS lR0Us RESULTS
OF Sudden Rise In Cost Of Milk Cause
Poor 70 Drop It From
Babes Uist

Disastrous results Of the sudden
rise in the cost OF milk, which Is
causing the poor TO drop il from the
diet of babies and young children,
ere reported BY the experts Of the Ma
tional Children's Bureau, who fear
widespread sickness and rapid in
crease in infant mortality. unless milk
Is continued in The feedings
That the situation Is desperate Is
shown in the reports OF social work
era during the past few weeks.
In New York City the Mayors Com
mittee on MIX reports that the total
supply has been reduced % per cent
and that the consumption of milk in
certain parts q tho city has been re
duced by half In the analysis Of the
milk consumed by 2 200 families it is
shown that among them there were
5,438 children under six years OF age.
and 1854 from 6 to Is years old.
/ The milk estimated to be adequate for
these families was S,194 quarts,
whereas the amount actually pur-
1 cha ed was 1893 quarts. OF 100
families who dropped milk entirely 70
/ substituted canned condensed milk,
and 1913 Of the 1880 families visited
were substituting tea and coffee.
i Children under six years old were
found ia 2148 cases to be drinking
/ lea ard coffee. For babies under one
year old the amount Of milk pur-
/ chased was less than that &C last
/ year in more than half the Families
! twenty-five families with babies have
/ ceased altogether to buy milk.
I In Philadelphia social welfare
| workers report that MANI Of the
/ poorer mothers have practically
| given up buying milk.
| The childTen's Bureau estimates
I that every child under six SHOULD
have at least a pint and half Of milk
daily
TO meet the situation disclosed Is
( these reports constant efforts vii I'd
I made BY tire Childrsn's Bureau to In
duca fcmilies 10 brig the requires
( amount 81 milk Except In eases
3 where the cost Of milk is really pro.
hihtifs for the vary poor. Il IS be
tArN-t. --t<-k ArAtAt-r~ Nrtt ~ ~-~e-~-
10 realize the absolute necessity o
lluging nailk for their children Thaf
mothers VIII prccure even a. 2 sacri
fee that which Is essential for taeii
hahias was shown = fhe eiucationa
campaign undertaken e few Years ag'
by the New York AIilk Committee e
teach mothers the importance Of cleal
milk. Once convinced that baay'g III
might be the price of cheap milk eyer
the very rooTpst insisted on buyinI
grade A certified milk IN spite Of tn
i increased cost
That milk VIII have 70 BE supplies
at public expense for families whi
cannot AFFORD 10 buy L while the pres
ent emergency last, IS the conclusion
Ct the Chiidren's Bureau.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
Can Sill Enlist Il Naval as.ervss

Men sobj cAIo 0rafs ear still enh I
IN tne way Reserves II fnee srrs nf
4 cerlacats Irem their ici baeraa,
cssgifyiar tnat tneir nsm ar 80 Tar
dossn ts.s list tnag they wii rot be
csllsa il me easfent quota Orders
ta tas Fl mas been received It
r eve hes1qlar tsss, 1858 East
s iinnfe street, BaUm0fe BsfSl ~
The raers from tbs command sat 1t
Noffolk autnsrz suFollae officers =
acceps rtiiesnfs unaa tre strength
81 sucn letter from rns isal D8arns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29

The Hr*t comedy Offering Of Cola
@yn Pictures, Margarpt Mayo s
screaming farce. "Baby NJ ne. wnich
gill be SHOWN at the Z bite Theatre
(dondsy afternoon onls) introduces
new star in motion pietures. she s
Madge Kennedy. tas famous camed-
me at ''Twin Beds, Fair ana
Warefm ard 0ther stage production
inst nave oeHn blg sueessses.
Moss Kennedy II 81 IN ri Of z II
ia To pietare presentation II the GEM
dg. @nicn d sgsge fefnl nga run OF
de rlV two seasons 10 New York
Zisis g lignt-ha rssd Dfae whose
rnnig for suppsrs ana theatres
] s8s her uncompc0m. y9ung nue.
1and 70 a0aeGon her nar seneme ~
gC nm naeg iurDisnes rae siroatiaas
FOUND eaich tna comedy revplv 3.
after oe ra bsen ewas fer seo
naatos, ZNe cansss els Serurn wita sD
saeouuc mHnk tnas naoy MSS
rae 10 the houseaoli. fnsra is 30
ach thing. but Z1e proposes to get
on from q cnilaren's nome.
Bnf AlffeG, tne nusoana, Ilayea ps
Fcsnk M rgao. gets nome sooner than
xDected. There Is no bsoy on hsnd,
nd Jinmnie. Alfrea's frisnd tJshn
0mberl al wna l. nroogrt INFO to
aiar hy Zale, steals paoy from tn
uaoiina nome
Zoe aaJnsl I tie stolen child IS
soaa 10 nnTsat ii ner D og, ~ Whil
Alfred = rejoicing avsr the af.ival Of
an aeir Is becomes necessary for Jim
Is e "a aet another 0sbg. Ha Dar
ogs' on Of tne wasnw9man's tsias
nd. the hrst Bao5 not having been r.
uraed, alfred is u tnar ne il tns
fafaar Of twins. Gne resulting com-
lestlons make III Ii ION.
Jali tte DAY, ~ Tine Cslandar
r. lstae attraction at the Republic
Ineatr lMnad nigh5.l
ailare4 ~ ming, young anu prst-
II airl, IS knwu to hsr iatimatea as
M8dg she is N apprentice in the
sewing ron 81 M0dame az ties fasn-
ahl gown snon. Iizette's brother
IS truck ~ M.day's beauty and IN
ms Lizatta tnat she viii make a
great model. TIE suggestion is at
o8ce ceepted.
"a DIS, IN stsik ng bathing cos-
tune, i sent TO toe peecn to pfomase
traoe. she at once pdrsea By re
porter, who desires iaterview her,
ena ay n profag rsDhsr who vents 10
get her III tore FIR calender On Ma
me- llz rte's rdsr
Moody, in fight from these pefsis-
tent pur40ers, taSes refuge IL big
ronflng car, uwasu by Pmlp Goruan.
" stern lawyer, VINO Is penang nis
vacation IN the east Guroon sees
Miadg hia- IN the toaneau, bfsras me
car ard drives eff with ntr. Toe girl
trapped. tell ner eaptor enat san Il ses
at 3 fasnio ole ressuence. wnica is
actoallv mn bited ny rich cid maid.
M cav escapes by this rase sna Gordon
calls on sns ola mald just SIS she il try
ing % new gown lisered by the
pgsttg apprentice. M,odg again ss-
cNpp BAT hae0mea iny olsed in lnnum.
er srls compHcations
Midav threatens Madame Lizette
WIN suit for damages ii tns cslsn-
DIR containing nsr picture Is Issued.
buG the picture is ase0. cord n sees II,
Traces sns beauty down. lights nsr
ease ia court and msrr.ss ner.
Also q ksy cone comeny.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
Rastnart RantIst Church

The services for tomorrow and next
week ut Eastp0rt Baptist Church, pas
tor, DR.. Jno S Sow rs. follows:
2:45 p. m-B,bls School. Supt. Mr..
Jno 2 Stokes.
$50 Q m Evening Service.
Wednesday,. s p. m.-Prayer meet.
ing.
The psstor viii preach every Sunday
evening unless notice 81 change i
made.
Seals are free. Public sre cordially
invited to worship WIKI the congreea.
ton of this cnnfch.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
rhrlsllsa srienee S0cIety

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at IL O'Clock,
at 2S State Circle.
The Sunday school convenes at 10
A. NJ. Those under 20 years are well
come
The reading room is open every
wednesday afternoon from to 5.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the Sunday service and to visit
the reading room.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
FIT TIL AR ICLE



sveiap breaking at tho beads whore
He4 by ciinehes Of
around beads ire ara
0 Thfpngh neg bed eutaan
s, Is from neglect pet proper
On tue yetve ste tAe rust
ala he renewed with emery paper
2 tes with g costing Of
aha.e and III cr other
tfe. l careful that GAP does
slip uuds eth bead aud crowd it
der tha ir sion that they arc
SIZES 81 81 n0s uncou 0n for tiros
IS aprlie r. ri4aa o1 wrone si1a-
example. u 36z tiro ON q
Inches aaa the dian.
"a Tho hea d TIE tire appreSi.
p i fa d Ctlncher tyE
n arr 81 IS .aches (Eeguter
|Ciieeheg o it becomes
8ag 81 and strain tho
hea8s eafdea AIoreaver, TIE az
ina. Ysaas as rae eonstruett % dt 2
ineh rn a af rot engage property
Gea3 resuNa eo0not he
9 rEaa fha beads aro strained
and eees7ea in this menner The cor
opefsieo 3iro for 95x4 rim 10
ov;nr tir fem rims, do
pashiap lve stem OF
frbss -, enouoh al tires so thal &c
will ret ssessarv To pound fasten
no F;ra in order to release
B3ns arc sometimes
ng them In this
~
4 Wh ie or breaking
iezt 81 both sides,
gspss aa not TO be
lreeo lii fta iurv only OK
Ifona f5 o lance over one or
al ranair man can
s b at @ reasonable cost.
2Ece ae1ts creep eaa Cha1e.
l7 i. E tae sGago suitable Tor
lt.a a al the section and q correct
IA essential thing; tho tiro
lna Be ailonr enough . render good
T ls nut Zoo thick heavy or stir
% pteg distribution Of strains anu
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
- 80 Ihs - Nsr

u. S r., uasfor 81 fht eil as
Avena r gg,st Churc sell coUt'n1e
ia ssri ga PnroFeey at HI sunasy
evsrirg serFi : 80.
Tna sscoad sssnen hss for its cub
iecs TIE n llsniam mar j. =.
AMEN wall 1t tsk piece ARD nuw is 81
to ae ugoegns sosat
Pablic is c5soia Is invitsa e beer
this series 0f sermaas 80 me evenirg
nepf Of Wegsh,n, 20 o.clack
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
81. phIIIln'a lhnrch

St. Philip's Episcopal Church SER
wees are held IS follows.
Sunday School, p. N.
Evensong and sermon Thursday at
.8p m.
Evensong and sermon Sunday al 8
p. m
The friends are cordiaily invited to
bs present.
Rev Wiley }. Page. preacher Ia
charge
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
Easlnnrt M. .. Chnrch.

The services For Sunday ut she East-
port M. e Church, Rev. John l..
Mal-G. are as llaws:
10 d 10 Class - eting
il q. N. -tT The Unsnesknhle Gift. =
els :. M. Nan's Bible Class.
2 80 .. n. Sunday School.
Z 80 @. ~. "Tae Illusion Of the
Son 81 ii
PRAYER n citing Christmas morning
ct click
Cnti.tmss music viii be rendered at
sll OF these services.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
At tho Republic Fheatre Tonight.

sAuctien 81 cs, Rex B each play,
sill ~ tne llsnt piclurs Co ps
SHOWN at me r Dablc tonight.
over SEQ shove score OF others,
two mBsalngly big scenes stomp
'.Tae auction Block, by Rex Bsscn,
spectacular motion p,ctare pro6uc-
tion.
The sirst Of these is the ogerturning
in 4 Pittsburgh steel mill Of 8 huge
erec sle # m iten metal ana the 81 IT.
ting at 20 a Assn OF ths life 90 q
warkman whose daughter, standing It
IN dser II ths . urng room, lstsr
b u one OF me cnief figures 81 tne
stosy.
Director Larry Tfimbla left nota-
ing uudOna TO provide realism for the
mill sc n. Fiffsen hundred extra
ne ple are in the MOB wn en- led by
lhe g,rl maose father has 1een snrivel-
"a 10 i c nder psfare aer eyes, storms
she gates OF the plsnt seeing ID / Re
II the superintendent whose mania
far hign production figures mas csused
TIE aecfGsnt.
liz nun 1ANi " nN tNNNNf~t eAtfA u
entirely Of III lighs Of the blsst fur
ascss ana the flaming metals.
The second Dig scene, wnich cam S
well toward the end nf the picture,
opptcts q ngntng raid On fena LEILA
gamD ing hHase ana tns arrest If tn
osqn rs ard taeir ieutsnants Costly
faraiture Is smasnpu, extensive 81
tlngs are ruined snd many a ms1ly
face - slter q hy contact vita flying
fists ana clubs.
Sixty men, every one two-nsted
Hgnter. take part q this scene. AT lis
Inclusion i've Ut the NEST cpabla
slaggsTs were caught by the camera
/ lying Face d3wn az tina haur nat
Tor effect, but because they we're
/ licked.
Rex Beach napnsnsd to re IN tbs
stuuin when rha raid scene was photo
ggepned and air rrimols bad nis
/ names foil eeep.rg nim ou1 If the ser
/ Rx Bescn llyes go1d ngne j1sr {
sn ne m r. taan gno0 frolie
Tns anausi Xmss tainmenN
/ wi be bsla Mem rial ChascA d
Fridag ght & inning $50.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIONS
At The ColoBIal Thealre Toriglt.

Lillian walker in 8 wonderful pic
limitation CT Aaron Huf.nsn nrveI
The Lust Of the Ages vii be the
exck ll-nt attraction at tie Colonial
Theatre this evening - Edmund Crasp
through MS ohsess on fur ereattr
wealth, sed1ens tha life OF h w,f-
an1 Hauxnter, sncdsnly dying fram a
stfeKs 81 spopl X as re argues with
ms beard Of directors for control of
the food maret. AS the dsuentsr
grows into wcms nh0od she W. ties q
Dock IN which she tells Of the feet On
the peor of tns G ssping men 10 nsgh
taancial rlsees. she hes worked uc-
DER NJ tutelsge Of her c,.ll &c profess
sor, Ia the preparation of her hook.
Lois IS engaged to briIiisut yenng
finsnctar, Byron Mssters, wno slso
seeks % crush everything in his psth
to seeumvlse greater weslfh. Los
nance il or siuenr of the college ia
which she hss found the sid Of the
professor 50 yslus bic. Because If ME
antsgonism. the professor i dismiss i
st the ,Bst getion If Masters. LOIS
gaes n her fiBnce to plead for the pro
fesFOr :nsfalement, out is refused.
whersupon she breaks her engage
menf, aF the ssme time ssKinv Byrcn
tD read heT bouk. Throughout the
nignt ae. studies the houk end pee mes
c nQincsd snaF Lois is siQhc ia ner
premise Hru seeks nsr forgiveness
re thsn lnstates the professor. ana
pc and Lois are 80 llg married. with 8
arpg fe 10 slgnr.
Liilisn Wslker is more chsrmi o
fnsu ever In tniS rtofaorsma rnat Is /
ig snd msI tieasanf SUNRISE Ths
surprise ana wanues start from the
ret sno ENQUIRE threUgh inc seven
- Is. bile toe spscfat.r sits trsnssix-
- st tns stree gtn. oeau5y and true
artistry win when the tneme of tnis
tory IS treated Il is q visnsliz ltion
episode arrangement, tracing fna
list q tna ayes tnrs ugh q ff rent
ori MS in the wofli's nistary, Ing
ing tDis seme lust for money aaa
oower d0wa 10 sur present tine an6
snowing i in It's present u9ly fosg
lloerafic organizsd selishness.
inH story as pruaacso rna soul
7na a msaninp LII Weller
nskea every one uf mr. ndm reus sol
md nut, nar msgnefie scrsen persnni
lily 8 moe rsmarNaols than ever b.
fosa. Sas il rr9ly wonderful
Jack NJ Wer waa PLAYS opposlts the
0sautiIal st i nueeu excellent II
gns roles na assumes IN the off rent
nrri5os # the story. Tne Lust Of
ne Aees' Is Ter aoovs tn average
feature. Il is 8 big special" WIKI
widely known ana talented star 40
. aring 81 her pest.
Moaaey metines and evening, wil-
liam 5. Hart in THE lent Man
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-29
81 MsrfIn,a Chnrch.

Services at ST. Martins Evangelical
lutheran Church on Francis Street,
Rev. H. e. Carl Haas. Pastor, are as
follows:
9.45 a. N Sunday School. J. Mill
ton Brown. Supt.
10 a. Opening Hour o. Bible
Class
ia N ~ ENGLISH Preaching.
:0l q. m. = German Pre- scaing.
AL are welcome. Seats free.
For meetings Gulng the week see
fhe Church Calendar.
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C0lleFe kYenua Hnntlst ChuYeh.

The services for tomorrow and next
week at College Avenue Baptist
Church. Pastor. Or John S. Sowers are
as faliows:
9s45 m.-Bibls School, Sept. Mr..
II. 4. Sail Sepatate Bible classes
for men aud women
II e. "A. Morning Wor@hip.
6 $50 o. m b Y. p. Unon.
Z $50 D. IN. - Evening Service.
Thufsdsy, p M Prayer meeting.
The pastor viii preach morning and
eyemng unless special notice Of
chang
Friends and visitors cordislly in
vitsd. All seats are free.
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Asbnry NJ. +. church.

At Asbury ~ E. Chus cn, Rev. e. s.
Williams pastor. the services for sun.
day are 40 ioll9ws:
il 5 m S4rmon by pastor
8 m Rev C Edward Btr@ell
Subjcs 'Heav 10, what it IL. an0
haw t. get III re"
s D "a Illustrated Sermon "Tbe
Wsywsrd 3 y" silver Offering
Special " srca Night services Non
day right beginr NJ et 10
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ST. Nlarga et's Chsrch.

The services 81 Saift Margaret 4
Church. established 81 Act sc the
Colonial Assembly in 1922. Rev
James NJ. MagrUder, D. d., Rector.
for tomorrow are as follows:
10 M Sunday School.
III q M Morning Pr yer and Ser
moron tbe FIRST Sunday IN each
month, Celebration OF the Holy Com.
nunion and sermon.
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Msggland ayoaue II. Church.

Corner maryland avenne snd Prince
George street
SIN / 81 Kenny. DID, Pastor
10 s.. Men Bible llass.
II "a. ana SD 81 Preaching by
TIRE or.
1870 " Sunday Seaool
6.45 =. ns LeegcR.
1850. IN Eawnrtn League.
s s. Is. Preaening - Inc pastor
CO dsv, a. g 3 n. a. Prayer
" zting.
sscrAment 81 ms Lords supper
Grsr sgaGay d every monfn.
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Hdmara.s ". E. Church.

Tire services n EaWara's N. T..
Chdtcb, Camp psrle, Jonn Walsh,
p gnr. sanify s al folio
bpm. sard 81 Sehuol
3p. m.-ffTn UnsneaKahle Gift. =
7.sa rn EpweFtn leagGe
5 100 g. M pres hing.
Cesistmas muise will be rendered at
ali luf THESE services.
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Salsr Ca Leave Kills Farasr,
Then Sheds El,mse

walter Cottle. g navy bluesacket,
81 home for Christmas, killed himself
near WalIace. y. G.. after he had shot
ana probably fatally wounded G. p.
parker, wealthy farmer. Parker
hsd costle indicted two years ago for
shooting squirrels on his land