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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-06
EXERCISING At H0ME.
How One Wise Man Utilities His Open
Air Sporting Outfit.

Tif SPSFlinS OlNtil'
Il didn't know your business allow
ed you MA, Il time for sports" said the
visitor az lie glanced around at the
athletic parapheInalia displayed on
the walls of his friends den.
1t oesut-much, replied the mid
die aged business man. when l get
Il chance | sneak off to a gymnasium
or 10 the country club, but most Of
my eXer, Using | do right here III this
loom"
surely You don't use the basket ball
or the ice skates or that rifle here,
said his friend, With a smile.
You're wrong; do said the busy
man briSkly. See that hook in the
ceiling: | string the basket ball up.
put on that pair of Old kid gloves and
bang it around for ten minutes every
other morning or So. Best punching
bag 1 ever tried.
Those ice skates are just the right
very quick exercise. Any one Of those
golf sticks makes a wand such as they
use in gymnaSiums to take the quirks
out of the muscles Of the arms, chest
and back.
Those tennis balls are invaluable
for strengthening the grip of the hands
and the cords Of the forearm. Take
one in each hand and squeeze it about
nifty times as hard as you can every
day.
With that hunting rife l haven't
used in four Years | 20 through the
same stunts including the manual of
arms that Uncle Sam has worked out
10 keep his soldiers III good trim. l
must admit tlat that tennis racket has
puzzled me. can't think of a thing
to do with il except practice strokes
with one of the balls against that clear
part of the wall"-New York sun.
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SHOWS HUGE COST OF WAR
Subsistence of Fighting Forces Jumps
From $o.8oOo0O to $133. 900 900.


Washington. July an idea Of the
fighting forces is given in statement
issued by the committee on public In,
formation.
II shows the relative amounts spent
in 1915. when the country was at peace
and to be spent this year.
Subsistence. which in 1918 was sup
piled at a cost of $4,000. oo0. this year
has been provided for in appropriation
estimates at $l&3. 900
Clothing and camp garrison equip,
age, which two years ago were had for
Sc. 500 .o00 will cost 1921, 600.
Ordnance stores and supplies, which
in 1915 We're furnished for S700,000,
this year will cost more than 100000.
900.
Manufacture Of arms which in 1915
cost $500. 600 this year will cost more
than $50 O00. 900
Ammunition for small arms, which
in 1915 was had al sS75.0o0, this year
will cost $14S,000.600.
Transportation. which in 1915 was
fufnlShti AT , ,N"V.V"u jil.S Nedi VIII
cost $500 600, 600.
Regular supplies, which in 1915 cost
$4,000 600, this year will cost $40,
GOO .000
For aeronautics $+5o0O0 was appro
priated in 1915. while $4,000, 600 a.
ready has been appropriated for this
year This does not include the al
ministration's big aircraft program
which calls for an initial appropriation
of $500 900 600.
Among items already purchased are
100000 blankets. 37.o00,o0o yards o.
| bobbinette. 1000 600 cots $500 0o(
yards of cotton cloth. 213oo.o00 of I'm
bleachei drilling. G.ooo,ooo pairs o
shoes and 1l19L 600 pairs Of Hight
.,NI1a, SDrl-S
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Fly Killers.

One rec0mmenda,io of the depart
fncnt of agriculture for getting rid Of
dies is powdered helIehore. This when
Sprinkled on the manure heaps in which
the flies lay their eggs destroys the
larvae and does not in amy way spoil
the manure.
The Journal of the American Medical
Association says the hygienic labora'
tory of The public health service has
found III Salicylic acid I'm eminently
satisfactory agent for killing adult
dies. This. il says. is not an objec-
tionable substance 10 handle and there
is little danger of toxic effects from ac-
cilental consumption of considerable
doses Of it. y l per cent solution OF
salicylic acid should be Sweetened and
left in shallow sAucers where flies will
easily find it.
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MAKING HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Dangers Of Poisoning to Which thu
Workers Are Exposed.

The making OF ,.ntcrn munitions Of
war has brought into prominence seY-
eral types Of Industrial diseases hith-
ertu almost unknown.
Oue OF the most troublesome of these
is that commonly known as T. y. Il.
poisoning" due to exposure TO the
fumes of tri-niIro-toluol or IL the in
haiatiou of dust generated iii mixing
certain high explosives Of which 1t
forms Il constituent.
Unusual drowSiness. frontal head
ache and eczema are the first symp-
toms of T. y. f. poisoning. and work
crS 50 affected are promptly given
some other occupation. when the Symp-
toms quickly disappear.
Less dangerous, but very trouble
some. is tctryl poisoning. Manipula-
ton of this explosive produces a light
dust. which gets into the mouth. nose
and eyes and sets UP IL painful sore
ness. accompanied by headache. nau-
sea and an almost intolerable itching.
Curiously enough. individuals vary
very considerably in their susceptible
ity to tetryI poisoning. Some workers
are not all affected 10y il or only in a
very slight degree While others can
hardly enter Il room in which ii is be-
ing handled without suffering severely.
Luckily tctryI poisoning does not EN-
danger life. nor are the symptoms ia
any case 50 severe as those due to Il.
y. r. poisoning TetryI possesses the
annoying property, however, Of stain
ing the skn and hair yellow. but
means have been found OF largely
countcTactin9 this ii the workers care
10 avail themselves of them.
Other industrial diseases of similar
nature more or less prevalent In MUM,
ton works are due to handling fulmi-
nate Of mercury. to exposure TO the
fumes of substance known as terra
chlorcthane. to Inhalation of various
other nuXious fumes and dust gene
rated IN the workshops by the differ
ent processes carried on there and also
from lead poisoning.
Yet another danger the munition
worker is exposed 10 is acute poison
ing due to the accidental escape Of
nitrous fumes into the work places.
Many Of these cases are apt TO termi-
nate fatally. for the gas is extremely
deadly Pearson'S Weekly.
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The Use Of Candy.

Pure candy is good for children. Pure
sugar is good for grown people. OF
course there are exceptions TO every
rule. If the doctor prescribes diet
and orders patient 10 refrain from
sweets the patient IS bound to obey
his adviser What is the Use Of calling
a physician and paying him for sug-
gestions If The latter are treated with
Indifference? People in ordinary health
need not he afraid to crafty an appe-
tite which Graves sweets. Those who
have looked into the matter have been
telling us lately that soldiers on the
march hold ont better II they have
rationS of sugar than II their food
omits this useful commodity. fond
ness for sugar is often II defense
against the temptation to use alcoholic
stimulants. The inebriate does not care
very much about pure sweets.
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CUSTARD PIE COMEDY.
Ito Vogue In the Movies Due to Our
Primitive Sense of Humor.

its Vogue In the Movies Due to Our
Primitive Sense of Humor.
After the comic pursuit picture
movie directors were at their wits end
until the most famous impreSario of
knockabout fun invented the motif Of
the custard pie a custard pie bonn
bardmeut has two very strong elements
Of humor concealed III its action One
u sl,.nrlsss- aud lie =. Der IS mes.inass,
There are lots of nic, people who think .
1t Is vulgar and outrageous to laugh at /
such elemental humor. set there is
something Fundamentally funny in see
ing body'S face projected through the .
soft goo Of a cJiStard PIE.
If you do not believe this try it some .
day on your neighhor when he pushes /
his head over tile fence to say good .
morning or to borrow the lawn mower.
Hit him full on. butter side out. with +
a cuStard pie and see whether the re-
suit is not funny or tragic hair Of /
ten divides the two. If you make this
experiment you will learn that only a
complete bullseye is funny. If the pie
should hit on the edge or only partial /
y
and spoiled. but if you moon him. l .
assure you the neighbors for miles
round will all laugh. My. the number
OF cuStard pies that We have wasted .
while one Of the comedians perfected
his technic and AIM 4 good custard +,
pie throWer is invaluable in the comics. |
It Is queer that the pie must be custartl. !
This same director also invented the /
comedy police. who have had more !
trouble with the real police than any |
actors on the screen. The humor of |
the wild exploits of these volatile Off |
GERS of the law is based upon two !
motifs. One is the collapse Of dignity, /
and the other is a kid desire in the
hearts OF nearly all Of Us TO see author /
ity get it IN the neck.-Rob Wagner in |
Saturday Evening Post
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Srussiloff Resting His Army

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rics usaI Ios+ ,....r t,a,ara1 prpssiIof,
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prsa,o,, WOW, ,,,ah1o - aa,.oroo f,,r
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+orcae Tho N-i.oro statement admits
. -o+;ra,,ar. If .ustriar +roo,. so,,+b
Of Zboroff in Ga,fcia
In Tho fahtiro If SUNDAY and Nron.
dav occordin,r ~ tho ,var o4fca state.
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Some New Uses FOR resss.

Because ii i 50 essential in the max
ing OF bread and beer most of us think
that yeast is useful for nothing else
But the Berlin Institute Of Fermenta-
tive Industries calls attention to the
fact that valuable tiavoring extracts
and toncs can he obtained from it and
a relatively large percentage Of mus
Gle building matter. Its remaining con
stituent, mass of CelluloSe, can ne
used to make very hard mass, known
as ernolith. an excellent noninflam,
mable substitute for loid.-Popu-
lar Science Monthly
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The Hauue Tribunal,

The nations represented in the per-
manent court of arbitration at The
Hague are Argentina, Austria Hun
gary, Belgium. bolivia, Brazil Bul
garia. Chile. China. Cuba. Denmark,
Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecua
dor, France, Germany, Great Britain.
Greece, Guatemala Haiti, Italy. japan.
Luxembourg. Mexico Montenegro. the
Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway. Pan.
anna, Peru. Portugal. Eoumanfa. Rus
sia, Salvador. Servia. Siam, Spain.
Sweden, Switzerland. Turkey. the Unit
sd States. Uruguay and Venezuela
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-06

The ward "Rubaiyat" is the plural of
"rubaI." meaning quatrain, and the
plural is used To denote collection Of
quatrains The form has verse
scheme OF is own and is the distinc-
tive and most ancient Persian meter.
1t is said To have been invented by
Rudagi. the earliest of the great Per-
sian poets. Nearly all the Persian
poets include Rubaiyat among their
works. Edward Fi,2Gerald made it an
English form.
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FO0D-!!Q.yOR
DEBATE LIMITED
Senate Threatened TO Use the
CiOturG Rule.
BEGIN CURTAILING SPEECHES
Race Riots in East st. Louis Used as
an Illustration Of Social Unrest in
the Country.

an Illustration OF social unrest IN
the Country.
asnington, July with 4 resort
TO the c.oture rule threatened the sen
ate ~ unanimous consent agreed &c
begin consideration OF the prohibition
section and of any amendments OF
substitutes of the food bill al two
o'clo,k This afternoon with debate linn
tied
Senator Thomas brought up the race
riots in East St. Louis during debate
on the food bill in the senate as an IL
illustration of social unrest which is
manifested in various parts of the
country al times He declared that
one-trnth of the population OF this
country is black. and said their loyal
tv in the present crisis is essential
Can they fight for Il e flag and give
their whole devotion TO the cause II
their friends and relatives can at any
time he subject to murder" he asked
Senator Lewis interrupted to say
that the news reports of the trouble
zens have asked for a federal investi
CATION
Senator Sherman declared the dis
orders in East St Louis We're due &c
the saloons.
It's the worst saloon town in Ameri
ca" he said, adding that the s~loons
openly disregarded the laws and fol
years the town had been an oasis tC
the people of st. Louis. Mo. who came
across the bridge on Sundays TO get
their liquor.
The Illinois senator asserted that
the mayor was supine and the police
not only inadequate. but with an in
clination not to interfere with viola
tion of the liquor laws East St. Louis
he sail received a lot of the unde
straE from St Louis. Mo. and Sc
great had contempt for law become
that 1t was easy enough for the law
less 10 start a career of shooting and
burning when the occasion offered
az have no apology for East ST
Louis or for my state or for any other
state which allows such conditions tc
exist" he declared 81 am a bone
dry senator from now on"
Part of the blame. Senator Sher.
man said, was due to the presence OF
Industrial Workers OF the World
Senator Pomerene. the first speak
err declared that the bill should un,
equivocally give the president power
to commander coal mines when ex
brilliantly high prices made it neces
sarv and in order to successfully prose
cute the war
He said he had information that coal
was held in railroad yards last winter
while the supply was short. to force
up prices.
A new prohibition amendment intro
duced by Senator GrOnna. would pro
hibit use of any food materials or
eeds in Manufacture OF alcon6f II F
liquors and permit the president to al .
ow making OF ytnous liquors from .
,erishable fruits only during the pres
mt year
Wives of all the cabinet members .
lave become members of the food (
and pledged themselves (
o one wheatleSs meal a day, to have /,
,eef. mutton or pork but once day /
md to serve no veal or lamb. They
will practice strict economy in the /
lse of butter and sugar. and will have |
eryed fish. fruit and vegetables in I
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STANDING of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston-Boston, 4; Athletics. 8
(1st game) Batter!es-Mays, Thomas;
Bush, SChang.
Boston, 4: Athletics, 2 t2d game
Batteries Shore, Agnew; Seibold,
SChang.
At New Washington. 2; New
York. !. lst game Batteries
Shaw. Ainsmith; Fisher, Nunamaker
New York. s Washington. l. tad
game: II inningsD Batteries-Lcvs,
Alexander: Gallia, Henry
At Detroit-Detroit, IL Chicago, 8,
Batteries- Ehmke Stanage: Danforh,
SChalk
Al ST Louis-Cleveland g. ST Louis,
8. (lst game Batteries Lam beth,
O'Nerl: Martin. SEVERED
St Loius. 1: Cleveland. l. ed game
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Now Is a Good Time
To Treat Your Catarrh

which infest your blood, and chases
them entirely out OF your system. 1t
is by far the most satisfactory treat
ment for the disease, because it
reaches down to its very roots and
gets at the cause. Write to-day for
full information, and expert medical
advice regarding the treatment of
your own case. Take advantage of
this chance to-day. Address Swift
Specific Co., Dept. G Atlanta,
Ca
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Two Guard Regiments Full.

Harrisburg. Pa, The adjutant gen.
erals department announced that ii
had received a report that the Six,
teenth infantry. Colonel George c
Richards. Oil City had reached war
strength of fifty-six officers and 2Oo2
men. This is the second regiment OF
the guard to reach this strength. the
first having been the Third artillery.
Colonel Asher Miner. Wilkes Barre.
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CUT HIS THROAT ON TRAIN
Kansas City Man Feared Son Must
Become Soldier

Pittsburgh. July 6.-Leon Block
fifty-fve years. an attorney Of Kansas
City, committed suicide on a P. R. r
train between Rochester and this city
Block cut his throat with a razc1
and his body was found by porter
He was accompanied by Eugene b
Strausburger a Pittsburgh attorney
and a son-in-law.
According to Mr.. Strausburg6r
Block had worried considerably. fear
ing that his son. now i'll in a Kansas
City hospital. would be called into the
army. The trip here was being made
in the hope that ii would benefit MIR
Blocks health.
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Mild weather aid treatment

Don't De misled INTO thinking that
your Catarrh is gone The first touch
of winter weather will bring it back
with all its discomforts
But this is an excellent time to
thoroughly cleanse the blood of the
germs of Catarrh, and be forever
rid of the troublesome sprays and
douches that can never cure you.
S. s. S., the great blood purifier,
searches out the germs of Catarrh
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TROOPS TO QUELL STRIKE
Sent to Globe, Ariz.. When Miners ri

turbances Get Beyond Control.
Phoenix. AriZ.. July "a telephone
message to Attorney General Wiley E
Jones from Hugh VI. Foster county at,
torney at Globe, said the mine strike
situation was beyond control.
United States troops from Douglas
have been ordered on the recommends.
ton CT Mayor Charles NJ. Bundell, who
is on the ground representing the gov
eminent
In his message TO Attorney General
Jones. Foster said he and twenty-five
peace officers had had to sleep in the
federal building with their clothes on
several nights There are at least
5000 strikers with arms, he said.
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Lord TennysonS most noble death
song. Crossing the Bar is one of the
three greatest death songs ever writ
ten, and it comes 10 us rs Il sublime
prayer. Il humble petition. sacred be
lief of a great man. The last lone man
on this terrestrial sphere will utter no
grander words when he sets sail to
seas unknown than those dropped as
faiths anchor by the silent man of the
yester age:
hope 10 see my Pilot face to face
When | have crossed the bar.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-06

Meyerbeer and Rossiui in spIta ~
friends. ieS' OF
hossini once said, "NIeyerbeer ana /
can never agree" When sorna aIl
surprise asked why he renIfad .1Jaro -
seer ilkes ssuerkraut letter than he
does macaroni" "e
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IS sLACKERS GET A YEAR
Judge Lands in Chicago. Also Orders
That They be Registered.

That They be Registered.
Freeport. H.. July Seventy eight
slacllcrs from Roc kford, H.. We're sen.
fenced tG q year and day each in the
Chicago house of correction by Judge
K NJ Lands in the federal district
court. here.
The sentences specified hard labor
Two Others We're ordered jailed for
thirty days. and another was sentenced
to ninety days.
The rest of the $50 odd men ontrial
Will be sentenced later. Judge Lands
ordered also that each man be requir>
81 10 register.
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HORSE MEAT O K FOR FOOD
Governor Signs Bill Authorizing 1t
Use During War Time.

Harrisburg. Pa. July 6.-The only
food bill designed as a war measure
that passed the legislature was signed
by Governor Brumhaugh.
The bill lega!iZes the sale of mule
horse and goat meat for food purposes
Another war measure, also signed
permits Pennsylvania corporations tc
continue on full pay employees who en-.
ter the military service OF the country
while the other makes II legal for per
sons to invest their suplus In war
bonds.
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A Proverb Gone to Smash.

Two WRONGS don't make Il right"
I'm not So sure about that unused
Mr.. Chu@@jnS IF | travel faster than
the law allows ana motor cop travels
fast enough 10 oVertake me it's per
fectly right for him to arrest me-
Washington Star
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BASE BALL SCORES
Following Is the Result Of Games
Played Yesterday.
NnrInMAJ EARLE

At Philadelphia-Bo Boston, 8; Phila'
delpAia, .. Batteries-Tyler, Tragres-
sor; Lavender, killefer.
At Brooklyn-New York, 3; Brook,
iyn, l. Batteries Rariden :;
Cheney Miller.
At Pittsburgh-St Louis, 8; Pitts
burgh, 3. ii innings) Batteries
Horstman, Gonzales; Steele, F1&4pE.
Ctncinnati-Chicago- scheduled.
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Little Activity in GaIicia. Says Berlin.

ETttre ACTIVITY rT1 Ud7TcTd. says be77TH
Berlin. JAY G.-There Was little
fighting activity in eastern Galicia.
SAYS the statement issued by the wal
Office.
On the fronts defended by Field Mar
shall Won M3ckensen and Archduke 10
seph in Rumania greater local activity
was reported
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Settled Him.

de-iut Won sly yourself that your
father Is anxious to get YOU off his
nands. She-les: that's why l don't
think he'll listen 10 you.-Boston Tran
script
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Would you say they married for
love-"
NO; I'll say that that is what they
thought they married for" Detroit
Tree Press
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This critic describes YOUR new book
as drooI."
Guess | must lie improving lie al.
ihded to nay last book as utter rot
louisville fouriCr-InuruaI
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Faithful Cook.

Did you ever hear of Il cook stay
ing with the same family as long as
twenty years.
oh. yes
Il presume she was called Il jewell
she doubtless was considered one,
birmingham Age Herald.
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RUSSIAN FIRE
CONTINUES HEAVY
BruSSiIoft is Resting His Army
at Brzezany.
PRISONERS OVER $4,000
Slav Commander May Shift His Main
Attack TO the 3tokhod Region on the
kovei Front

Pctrosrad. July G.-Austro-Germau
forces n Cali, ia attack, the Russian
advanced post east OF BrLyzIry
T.ey were driven of by the Russian
artillery fire. the war Office announced.
To the east OF the Narayuvha TWO at.
taeks were delivered after artillery fire
on Russian positions near Iipnicadol
ma. Both were repu!sed.
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Steamer leave Pier Light ST. Wharf weather
permitting
6 p NJ daily, except Sunday for Tilghman ISL,
Easton. Oxford, Cambridge and landings to
Windy nilE.6 P. Nj.