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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
Daniel Willard Gives
Rule For Success

Daniel Willard, the great railroad
man, has told B. c. Forbes some of
the things that have helped him be-
come successful. The article is in
the November American Magazine,
and Mr. Willard says:
IF you really want to get along
rather than to see how easy a time
you can have, you must apply your
self wholeheartedly- both during
your working hours and your lels-
ure hours-to your business. By hay
ing your mind on your work you are
apt to learn how to do it accurately,
and there is nothing more important
than accuracy. Then, don't stop af-
ter doing what you are told; do that
and do that accurately-then IND
something additional worth doing.
When the time comes to retrench,
when men have to be laid off, If you
have made yourself really useful and
valuable you will probably not be
dropped; you are more likely to be
given more important work to do, be
cause your employers will know you
will do it right, that they can trust
you and depend upon you.
In my own case l had no special
advantages. | had no superior edu-
cation, no unusual mental gifts, no
physical advantages, no influential
frieds, no money. l worked my way
out of the rut by determination to
keep right on doing the best l knew
how to fill my job, plus, and losing
no opportunity to increase my fitness
for my job. | never had chance,
or if so l failed to recognize it, to do
any unusual or brilliant thing, any
thing spectacular-such as being the
| hero in any great railroad accident
| or situation, or sensationally saving
some celebrity's life | simply pegg-
! ed right along"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19

For your auto supplies see Phil
lips Hdw.. Co.-Ady. 16-6t. r. list
Tire for your auto at Phillips
Hdw. Co. 's.-Adv. 16-6t r. 17-6t.
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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Grand Opera House tonight.
The Boy Scouts will hold Il meet
ing at ! O'Clock tonight.
Mrs. Irving l.. Ricards is critically
Ill at her home in Baltimore.
Mr. Clarence T. Millikin, of New
York city, arrived in this city on
the train last night to spend the
weekend with friends in Cambridge.
Mr.. Scott Meekins, who is spend
ing sometime in Frederick county, is
the weekend guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Meekins, at
their home on West End avenue.
Bis double feature show at the
Grand Opera House tonight. Jackie
saunders in The Wild Cat" big
Mutual feature, and Ford Sterling, in
a screaming Keystone comedy.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. A.
Wright, of Warrenton, Va, who was
operated upon Wednesday at the
Cambridge Maryland Hospital, will
be glad to learn that her condition
is satisfactory, and an early recov-
cry is expected. Her daughter, Miss
Christine Phillips, is with her.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the notices of the Liberty
Loan meetings to be held tomorrow.
\ number of these will be held in
the county, both in the afternoon and
at night. The meeting for Cam
bridge will be held at the Zion NJ. +.
Church Sunday School room tomor-
row night. The list OF speakers will
be found in the notice.
Rev. S. N. Pilchard, pastor of Zion
NJ E. Church, will speak Sunday
be held at Delmar NJ. +. Church.
The other ministers who will be
present and take charge of the ser
vices are Rev. DR.. krantz, Of New
York, and Rev. DIR. Collins, Super
intendent of Delmar District. Rev.
Charles Williams will preach Sunday
morning at Zion M. Z. Church.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
Oct 20: Oliver G. Burton, Harry
Cannon, VERIFY Cornish, Harry p.
Dose, Capt. Clyde Elliott, Chas. Fitz-
hugh. H. S. Haley, Joseph Miles, Mi
nos Pinder. Louis Mcguire, A. H.
Mrs Eva Anderson, Miss
Nora Askins, Cora Brown, Mrs. Liz
zie Clark, Miss Ellen Cornish, Mrs.
Mary Dennice. Miss Searlin Harris,
Miss MOhala Hall. Mrs. B. LeCom-
pte, Miss Helen Kennedy, Miss Lot
tie Jew, Mr.. George Menhil. Miss
Irene Marvel, Mrs. Henrietta Pinket,
u.s. Georgeanna Perry, Mr.. Lat
more Teagle, Mrs. Henrietta Waters,
Mrs Nary Waters, Miss Julie Wady,
Mrs. Juiia WILDLY. Mrs. Mary Wool
ford-G Walter Wright, p NJ.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19

How many Liberty Loan Bonds
would you buy if the German
warships were bombarding Ocean
City and your buying bond would
help stop the firing and save your
home and family?
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
Liberty Loan Honor Roll

Eastern Shore Trust Co.
for themselves and Gus
toners . ...$100, 900
Farmers & Merchants Ma
tiOnal Bank, for them
selves and customers " $4,000
National Bank of Cam
bridge, for themselves
and customers . 10000
Peoples Loan, Savings &
Deposit Bank, for them
selves and customers . $4,000
Individual subscriptions
yesterday .... .. 1900
Previously acknowledged $3.50, 700
Subscriptions reported
today .. ..... $3.50
Total w S242,65U
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UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Steno9rapheIs And Typewriters Are
Wanted-Men And Women.

The United States Government is
in urgent need of thousands of type
writer operators and StenographerS
and typewriters All who pass eX-
aminations for the departments and
offices at Washington, ID. c., are as
sured of certification for appoint
ment. 1t is the manifest duty of
citizens with this special knowledge
TO use it at this time where it will be
OF most value to the Government.
Women especially are urged to I'M
dertake this office work Those who
have not the required training are
encourage to undergo instruction at
once.
Examinations for the Department
tai Service, for both men and Wo-
men. are held every Tuesday, in $50
of the principal cities of the United
States, and applications may be filed
with the Commission at Washington,
d. C., at any time.
The entrance salary ranges from
$1,000 to $1,000 a year. Advance
ment of capable employees to higher
salaries Is reasonably rapid.
Applicants must have reached
their eighteenth birthday on the date
of the examination.
For full information in regard to
the scope and character of the eX-
animation and for application blanks
address the L. S. Civil Service Com
mission, Washington, d. c., or the
Secretary of the U. S. Civil Service
Board Of Examiners. at Boston,
Mass; New York, n. Y; Philadel-
phia, Pa; Atlanta, Ga; Cincinnati,
- l. l.
St. Louis, Mo; New Orleans. La;
Seattle, Wash; San Francisco, Cal;
Hawaii; or San Juan, Por-
to Rico
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
Tag Day Tomorrow

Tomorrow Saturday will be Sal
walton Army Tag Day, and upon the
streets and at the various corners
will be found Salvation Army work
ers, with tags bearing a small Amer
lean flag. 1t is the hope of the local
Salvation Army people that the pub
lie will contribute as literally as
possible, as the funds so raised are
to be used for the fitting out of
ambulances, furnishing nurses and
reading rooms for the soldiers across
the sea.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY.
FOR SALE-Cabbag plants. App
o Richard Hooper, MARYLAND Ave. 10

FOR SALE-Cabbage plants. Apply
to Richard Hooper, Maryland Ave. 1876
FOR RENT-House on Glasgow St,
near High. recently occupied by Mr..
Carlton Waller. Apply to Miss May
Jordan. 19-6t
FOR RENT-Dwelling at No. lis
Muir St. near Race. Good location.
Possession at once. Apply to Eastern
Shore Trust Co. 19-6t. cod.
FOR RENT-DWelling at No. 10 Wa
ter St, cheap rent. Apply TO Eastern
Shore Trust Co. 19-6t-e.o.d.
He who helps quickly, helps
twice" Buy a Liberty Bond early.
Your example will help Others to de-
eide.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
Lighthouse Keepers Wanted

An examination is pending for the
position of Assistant Lighthouse
Keeper, Fifth Lighthouse District,
which embraces the coastal and in
land waters of Maryland, Virginia,
and North Carolina. Application
blanks may be obtained from the Sec
rotary of the Lighthouse Board, Gus
tomhouse Building, Baltimore, Md,
with whom the completed appiica-
lions must be filed as soon as posi-
BILE. The eligible register is about
exhausted and it is necessary to OBJ
tain a number of eligibles for i'm
pending and future vacancies. APP
plication must be made on civil ser
vice form No. 1925, and no applica-
ton will be received after the close
of business on November Is, for the
pending examination.
The position of Assistant Keeper
in the Lighthouse Service pays on en-
trance salaries ranging from $501.60
to S567.60 per annum. In addition
to the salary, sos per annum, rep
resenting communication of subsis-
tence, is also allowed.
-O-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
Bond Briefs

1t is 38 years since it has been
possible to buy 4 per cent. bond OF
the United States at par, the price at
which the bonds of the second Liber-
ty Loan are offered to those who
subscribe now.
In those SO years per cent. bonds
of the United States have sold at 80
per cent above par.
Postmasters cash Liberty Bond
coupons on presentation; they also
cash on presentation Treasury war
rants for the interest payable on reg
istered Liberty Bonds-Balto. Sun.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
Individual subscribers.

lOldl "a : % 81
Individual subscribers.
William F. Applegarth. Hurley q
Williams. DR.. p. f. Tawes, Edgar
Harrington, Ella Smith. ]. H. Brad
shaw, Gilbert Blades, Fred L. Rich
ardson. Randolph p. Collins, James
c. Johnson. Earl Johnson, Oliver
Gray, j. E. Horney, Nettie o. Roeser,
D. 4. Cooke, Harry X. Stoker, w.
Hiram Meekins, G. A. Hastings, Lee
roy Smith, Ethel H. Fell, E. L. Da-
shell, Spencer f. Holland, Rodney
Todd, Z. Crocheron Langrall, Wm.E.
Hooper, Leon f. TSchantre, Walter
I. Stevens, Earl n. Bradley, G. S.
LeCompte, John F. Willis, Jr., Leon
Sklar, Jos. c. Marine, Noah Web
ster, Edna r. Jordan, Mary H. Jor-
dan, Louis X. Warren, James E.
WaddelI
c. A. c. Browning, Miss NJ. E.
Bradbury, E. l.. Hooper, Mrs. Min
ME Rogers Hooper, Mrs. Essie HUI
ghes Steele, Paul j. Lake, Miss Alice
E. Andrews, L. Philip Skinner, Sam
uel Weinrott, Winnie A. Tawes, Mary
kim T an IS, Chr Ea Is, ssssffe
Earl Davis, Joseph Davidson, p A.
" 81
Slacum, John Kuliewichy, Thomas S.
Robinson, Joseph M. Robinson, Hen
ry Walker, w. Laird Henry, John
GoldsbCrough, William ID. Powell,
Mrs. w. d. Powell, Levin S. Dali,
Miss Sallie Wilson Dali, Bryan Da-
shell, Samuel E. Stevens, II. Gordon,
Anton Zermer, G. G. Slacum, DR.. f.
f. Hicks, Alfred Wirz, VIM. H.North,
Winder F. Harrington, H. NJ. st.
Clair, NJ. Warren Hooper, NJ. Ma
than, w. w. Byrn, w. Irving Mace,
Virgil A. Seward, Edgar M. Skinner,
E. Milton Skinner, Herbert Hearn.
W. P. Lawson and Clarence o. Dix.
Additional Subscribers Reported
Today.
Governor Emerson G. Harrington,
J. r. d. Collins, ]. B. Meredith, ID.
w. Banning, R. Lee Trayers, Daniel
o. Seward, Walter Mcnamara, Wal
ter Kirwan, Ruth Hearn, Mrs. Her
bert Hearn, Harry w. Peters, j. II.
Bradshaw, Gilbert Blades, William
Spedden, A. E. Singer, S. F. Mat
thewson, c. L. Selover, Mary G.
Lloyd, Kate S. Lloyd, United Life In
surance Co., w. H. Spedden, Albert
H. Laing, Howard Weldon, E. r.
EweH, j. Lockwood Shepherd, Mil
ton Sullivan, G. J. Henry, Ella
Smith, Edgar Harrington, Margue-
rite McQuilkin, Reginald Hopkins,
Arnold Tschantre, Mrs. Carrie Bayly
Webster, Guy L. Webster.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
CHURCH LOCALS.

The third quarterly conference
of Zion Church will be held this ey-
ening, at O'Clock, sharp. The Of
fetal members are earnestly reques-
ted to be present.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19

Is your name on the Honor Roll?
Buy a Liberty Bond tomorrow morn
ing and your name will be added 1
tomorrow nights paper
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
Hurley & Williams
The Leading Dry
Goods Store

'AI the Ladies of Cambridge and Dorchester County
as we'll those of adjoining Counties who literally
patronize this invited call and the
Largest and PretieSt assortment that has, as yet.
graced Cloak and Suit Room on the Eastern Shore,
display at this store. .
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-10-19
MINISTER'S, ATTENTION!

To the Ministers of
Dorchester County:
You are earnestly requested to
urge subscriptions to the Second Lib
erty Loan at your services next Sun
day, Oct. 21st.-Loberty Loan Com
mitfee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
CsmpfinSLidle Gtrafe

0ie Srti6oit G6once Iicfcrt cine
betraAtIide 3o6l lle6ertrcter oas
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nuor battcn ii9 5ebn @crioncn aus
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iGuloigt lpuroe 400 9uidel 9(uitern,
melbe niGt morftfdbiG lno lic6cu
Ero5ent S6a(c entbicItcn 3lint Ser.
fouf gebradt 5it bo6en. gSbite cnt-
i3uIoigte iid mic ieiuc &orgGnoer
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lei mo 6ie 9luiternfiibcr nid)t Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
413 Git.ISaNette.St

Sraucrgottcsoicnit I'M Stcrbcboule.
9lr. 747, SScit-9}ortb 9lpcnic, uno
am @ro6e belt @oitor Or. Sulius
Soimam bon Der 3ionsfirdc. 9lls
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borit. Sic ltorb nod elmer fur3cn
aronfbcit al 2ungeneut5iinoung.
S1rc biclcn Srclin6e imo Germono.
ten crtuieicn ibr gcItern Ole lcbte
@brc. Sic binterldBt slpci S66ter,
Sri. 2ouiic iInO Sri. Gborlotte Gou-
oerborlt.
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er Der BrIll5ellin gegeniiber itano,
periogten feline &ippeil fpeuiqItcns
5um reoen Seute, Slm erIten,
male erfmnte ct ali Die 2iebe lulo
86rtli6feit, Die aus ibren gIiden ibm
characterization; einen Ilarfcn
&efler ooDon ibien Beatrice lett audi
IN ieincm 9luge Ieudjten All Iebeit,
0cnn pl0blicb our6glii6te Iebbaftes
&ot ibre gSGngen uno dnoIilid
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Beatrice, fam es 3drtli6 bon iei1an
Sippcn ein s5relloenieui5cr II lino tic
bielten iicb itnig inllblunqcu.
9lls eiue Stlin0e ipdter Beatrice
frell6citrnblenO Gil glrm 6es Brinaen
aus Dem Ga6inett Ocs Sersoqs tam,
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oc9 @ein &utcrl Grit beutc lerntc
tD icil gitigcs Scr5 10 rcGt fennen
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GntacgentomnIcn lnicrc 99iiaictc,
binter Sder5cn oerborg cr icinc Sfiib,
rlm0.~
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ser &ano iein $50 unb glmen Iaaie
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@lcbr5oDl,- oas galt oocj ouM mir.
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STcbe 81 mir fohl er nod nidt Ionae
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mcine Siebe crfaunt, 70 lit ooiiir ililr
oas l1Itige 8ercinoniell perantuort.
lid, II oieie 9oiiiber imo 9erater,--
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

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beiier in 9ciue lieben glitgen ie6e@
foiul."
(Gortieeuna foIgt.l 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
Nes Qe6en5 ii6erSriiifie.

Gbriitian i. 9inoouer, As So6rc
alt eri6oB fb geiteru N3orgen Dor
einem Spiegel in Oeu 9aoe5imncr
ieincs Seims, 9}r. 2602, aepwort6,
9lDeuue. 6rou Catherine 9iuooucr
borte Den &epoloeriduB fallen rnO
fano i6reu @attetL Oie S6uBmofie
nit elmer Sauo umflonnerno, III
elmer 9lItlodc Dor. 5ic crtlorte ser
HRoli5ei oaB Serr 9inoater ieit eini.
Ger Set iid ni6t beionoerS gutter
@clun0beit erireiite mo oieier llm-
itono i6n iuo6l 5i iciuem gcr5wcii,
hingsidriH gctrie6en babe. @citcr1
Dlorgen itnno cr 3ltr gelpo6ntcn 3cit
tut na6m iciu 6rii6itiid 81 iicb lmo
bc9a6 iid ms 9ooe5immcr. @r wnr
talm Elm paar Niinltten peggegon.
gen, ais tic 0en Sd6uB iaIIcn b0rte.
Gr ". i. 5aplor BON scr 9unoe.
Soipitolidule purOc 6erbciacrllien,
ood fam ieiue Siilfc 81 ipGt, Sab
reno Der lcBteu ie6s 9Ronote mar
&err 2inOauer ais @uAbaIter in ser
Seth SopfinS Nionsiiclo So. onge-
iteat. Sin 9eanter Der 6irma ia9te,
ooB CT eit 5u0erldiiieer gIr6eiter ge-
meien iet Oeiien giicber in outer
Sronng gebalten morcn. 9liiBer iei-
ncr @ittpe binterlGBt Serr Gin
bauer 3uci S0dter, SRI. @t6cl uno
sri. SSrene Qin0oner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

Sbreu @nowlutoen crlag geitern
N}orgen ole 212-i66rigc @t6eI Belt
i'm Mercp-Soipital Gas &ino bate
ON Glen in ieinem SeinL g}r. t472,
g9ooOalI StroBc, geipieIt, ols ploe.
lid feline SleiOcr iingcn. sS6r nclu.
iG5rigcr 8rloer oeriu6tc oic slam.
men 81 l6iden mo 500 iid babel
idlinme 9ran0punoer all ocn Sdns
Den 81. @tbel ranite idreieno ouf
oic StraBe, mo glud6oru ii9 i6rcr
unnabmeH IT, iic ms Soipital 6riu-
Gen lieBcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

nierte.4
0ttilic, iidb BON ibm ipegpenocno,
iagte: Sic iino itnperbeiierlih.~
Sttilic,~ bat er, oboren Sie alDt
ouf Ole Morte, Die mein loier Niuno
Ipridt, II Oenn CT 1T ein fiirbterli.
der aomoOiontl- -@1breuo ii1 nlett
Ser5 webmiitig 8uiommenfrolnpit,
DER gan5e Shmer5 Der areotur rid)
ourbdudt, i9 beuleu m0hte mic Gin
peripunoetes @ilo, ~ fIieBen leif)t-
fertige Reoen iiber nleine 9ippen
GriHienc icb ernIt ipie es mir INNS
Ser3 it, 5eigte id, ipelh tiefes @cb
meingoi3es @eien 0itrcb5itt~rt, abntc
man, tuas fiir Elm idnar5gaIliger
Bciimiit id BON Saus aus bin,
man ncrbobute ilnO berladtc MID;
ODER, TIT mas mir nod lmertrdglifer.
man ipiiroe miD gar bcnlitlei0cn, II
ntlO Dos brGdbte mid gum 9laiea.
9osbeit, Sintcrliit Sob, gtcio mo
Dic Die Eeufclcien olle beiBa1,
ibueu ipilbtc ic5 immer la6eno oic
Stirne 81 bieten, mn cius fonnte id)
ME ertrogcn: Y}itleiol Tas iii air
~ Der Sccle pcrbdBt. Gin &iibr.
ltiid2 piiil Gas ini5eniase iG
iliMtl~
sllno bod ipridJt S6r Oiitlsio 10
oft fiir onocrel - Grit 6eltte glou3s
itl 5lt erfenncn mas iiir ein qutts
Ser3 Sic baben, ocritebc ls9 Sie
gan5
qllno glaubcn 9ic oltd), ooB oieicS
i9on etipos alto Scr3 nod icllrig
liebcit fann?"
36geruo lno lcidjt I1dcln6 ait.
Dortete Gttilie: ogIit5 oas 9lqlbc
i6.
oSScbt niiBte idj rcgelrcd)t iroaen,
OBJ oieIc 2icbe ou6 eriDiocrt miro, -
bod 6as linterloIie iH. gln &c.
itdnoniiie CLAUDE ic5 nidt nebr, 6cnn
id bin i6on 5u oft in meiuem 2chcn
belogen iDoroen, llno mill ME.
mono mebr gum Siigeu beronloIIen. +"
eltno tpenn icb Sbnen nun ireiipil.
Zig iagte - @rltuo fiel 0ti;lien
raid ins @ort lno ergan5tc oeuSab: