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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

The Ee.er-Do-well" Rex Desch's
masterpiece. il more stirring and
eolorful than sny of his others The
scenes are very timely laid In Paaa-
ma. and IL contains even q greater.
more holding fascination than that
Of Alaskan tales
The hero Is Firk Anthony a col-
iege graduate. = veteran football
player and since graduation. the
coach OF his university team On the
evening following . great football
victory the las Of the season, Kirk
and several other men start oaf in
New York 10 celebrate. Late toat
night. after passing through : series
of curiously exciting incidents. &c
nrds himself on shipboard en- route
70 Panama. and when he Swakes. Is
without money and without baggage.
The story OF his making good Of
his winning Of ChiQuita- despite
eounter plo.tingss OF the clearing OF
his name. and Of the final decisive
Intervention in Panamanian Affairs
If old Darwin X. Anthony. is strong
II engrossing and varied By many
humorous episodes
There wiI be two presentations OF
Ne,er-Do-wen." at Ely theatre.
Tuesday night
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
The Protestant Church of NcGill

The Protestant Church OF McGill
Sunday September End, 1917;
Sunday school al 10 O'Clock. a m
Public worship at 1880 p. m.
Sermon topic. Life as Il Is auf
Life in God"
REV RICHARD T. WILTON.
Pastor.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

There's quite = treat In store for
men and young men and II you viii
come 10 our store and look over the
big Edeseo line you VIII for . Ger
;aintv be much interested with the
remarkable display OF neS and de-
nendahle woolens and fashions
rdesco Finest Made-to-Measqre
Clothes: SIS % s45; are sure 10 sat
isfy. Let Us take your measure
The Three " Tailoring Co.
r~ Saxada Phone 94-Y
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

I. 0. o. T. hall. Eli. September :
Sunday School at s.30.s m.
Public service AZ i =. m and
7.3e 2. n.
At the morning service Mrs FrayIl
will sing. and at the evening service
Mrs. Kirk Martin viii sing Para
disc.
TIE appointment al Ruth has been
changed from Thursday evening 70
Tuesday evening at rs Sunday
school every Sunday al $50 p. m.
EVERYBODY cordially welcomed.
LATHAM TSGHAM. Pastor,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

The Red Hills country hss de-
xeloped = real shipper. Lev Lacy
and Joseph DeFfandre recently
shipped = carload OF high grade ore
from their mineral holdings In that
section. A handsome profit was de-
rived from the consignment
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
What Did He see7

Why We don't know 3 beech from
an elm. Don't you know any trees
81 all
! know a Christmas tree Hheh I,
see IL. said the summer ooaroer-
There's one yer yonder- LOUIS
vile Courier-Journal
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

Summoned By Illness.
Having been notified By wire that
her son-in-lav, J. A hayett, was
seriously Ill at Fallon, Mrs. Margaret
o.Hare left for the bedside OF the
sufferer.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
wfl Enlist From NesedA

Arthur Morgan. formerly connect
ed With the Nevada Consolidated At
NeGill. has returned from Scranton,
Pennsylvania, where he has been
visiting for several months IT.
Morgan expects to serve With rhs
Nevada boys In the var zone.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
Calling the Master.

Caller. Are you the master of the
house?
He Why2
Caller. I am the Inspector OF NUS
snces and have called to
He going 10 the foot OF the
s.sirs1 Nother-in-law, you re
xantedf London Tit-Bits-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
On His Way to England.

J. D. Teasdale. formerly an en-
pIoyee OF the Nevada Consolidated
at McGill. IS row on his way 10 Eu-
ropean war zone. having Joined the
engineering corps in the Canadian
army.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

No collection YIN be taken.
Ladies Aid Society to Give Ba1Aa


Calendar for the week:
September 2. the thirteenth Sun
day after Trinity:
Early communion. 7:3o g n
Sunday school. s:15.
Holy communion and sermon
l0.45.
Evening prayer. use p. m.
Al NcGiIl: Sunday evening AZ
f:so In K. OF P. hail. evening prayer
and sermon
Tuesday: Regular meeting OF the
Bishops committee. AZ the Rectory,
8 p. N
Wednesday. Regular meeting OF
the Guild with Mrs. Weber. At AIS
2 N At : p N. Litany. in Guild
xooru Of the church.
All are cordially invited to attend
the church and take part n ifs sors
los ". Gum. Vicar
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

sureties Are Accepted.
D. p. BARLEY and L. H NJ.
have qualified as sureties 70, ~
Utah-Idaho Motor company :, "s
action instituted against .hs "a
States Transportation compaD, -''s'
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
Where Did HI Get 1t?

You have some powder on your
coat lapel
Well. what about It?
Nothing. Only you shouidn Oeho
ever 20 far when tying your white
shoes Louisville Courier-Journai-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

FOR SALE@Furnished house IN
Central Ely. Cash OF terms Address
Boz 20. Ely. Nevada l-22-t-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
DIR 0hmrhrs


Christian Science serviees-
Services Of TIE Christian Sciences
shzreA wfi b heid this morning At
n e'eieek n the Reoors buflding.
Wednesday evening meeting st
steAt o'clock.
L4fter-aay Saints Services
Regular services Of the Latter-dsy
enknts win be held IT IFS Marry
street.. - follows: Sunday school at
fe:ss m. Sacrament meeting 7:ss
,. N.
No collection win be taken.
Ladies' Aid Society to Give Bazaar.
The Ladies Aid Society o. the NJ.
Z. church are arranging 10 give a
Bazaar about the middle OF Deem
Der. the exact date TO be announced
later.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-08
3immermauu sonI bru enselik s8eret.
ming o1e aff l1rebe t.,f ap,a-
NIL q 4arrriiff 81 81
SITE mtre raonplot enb Be 6oreae'
Sc Staters Naner ousfelles Op-
trnben ntpb SpHanb.
9esnben fnn rSiffcrbeosfuranitalt,
'ainger", ifalo bes Soreneoe Sta'
ter erherebe 8rig.
spife &labe gobfj:nber 3immer.
1nanns 1tetaleli ier on, 8eretti9el-
fen at Sc tpfe Nnla9.

- 8erli11 Sen 36ie Marts. Wr.
traaolps tila5aDbille). l1oenrtgsmi-
ni1ter 3immermonn foripare6e ioag
EDiflan6s Gambling, i6et BET forfbgte
at iette Merico og SSapan op in1oo
6e Torene6e Gtater. Gette bar bare
Ell 6orlparsforan1taltning, iag6e
bou> noget, iom life ffuloe uoferes,
uoen at oe 5oreneoe 5tater erflereoe
SDiflunb &rig. Set bar oog life me-
re af ct v&omplot" iagoe ban, emo
set u&on1plot" ion omtaltes / iDb>
amerifanife 8la6e> og iom De 6or.
eneoe 5tater bopoe iperfiot for at faa
anerifonife &epublifer til felles Sp'
trp6en moo TDifla1t6.
Mnaaaenoe bette u6lte6te i6ag bei
offtcielle 8reslebnreal1 fplgenoe @r,
fl9ri11g: >r ~
11oenrigsnlinilter 3immermann blet
al ct We6lem al oct offictelle tDlte
9}resiebureons Stab ipurgt angaa'
e,1oe oen engelife @eretning ON e1
vaflleret tpF &omplot for at fac
Weerico til at erflere @rig meo 6e
6ore11eoes Stater og erboloe Sapans
8iitano moo Sc Torene6e Stater"
lloe1riesminiiteren ibareoe:
vDe n1oa foritaa, at BET ct 1tn1lt
ligt for mig at 6rdfte 8orboloene pei
bette uafllprebe &ontplot" mi oett'
gieblif og 11noer bisie Smitenoig
beoer. Set maa .6erfor pare mtg til
Io6t at i16ffrenfe NIT @bar til bet
lom iiges / oen engelife @erett1ing
Ser bisieltg life bar fit nbipring frt
nogen 5prnpatbi for Gpiflano. Ge1
engelffe 8eretning flyer notrpffelig
EDiflano bente6e og 6nifeoe beobltb'
at itoai ct perlfabeligt Sorbolb til b
Toreneoe 9tater, men at / SilfRlo
af, at Sc Sorene6e Stater erflpreo
arig mob Epiflano, traf pt Soribars
foranftaltninger. Seq tan lite tn6ie
of ct faaoant u&omplot" ffDlote'
l1benffnbeligbeo fra Dor sibe De
biloe lite betpbe ntbet, eno at =
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-08

biloe benptte os af be wiioler, 1on
er oIn,inbelige / @rig, ifal6 De Sor'
enebe @tater erflerebe 4rig. Sen
bigtigfte Gel af BET angipelige 4on-
p1lot er bets =aa9etinaeIl let % Gorr1.
1et q M sor-
:bprr 1ffntb # tth Sc Bnrenebe 5tater Hiffh ers
flprer os arig. 0g DerIon1 pi birfe-
lig, 1om @eretningen flyer, operpet-
eoe Muliebe6 for en- fienotlig &ano-
ling i11tob os, ba bapoe ri pirfelig
.@rl1n6 til at giere Set"
st 8lob / -e(rgentina afilere0e
ege,1tltg ~aomplottet", 0a set for
fort STD ltoen nebbelte, at oe Sorz
eneoe @tater ifior foreiog fem o1ore
amerifonife &epublifer felles Sptre,
SEN moo Splflan6 og bets alliereoe, :"
iagoe l1benrigsminii iteren pioere.
vGette v4onrplot" bar life i min6lte
Mon afbnngig af noget. Sen @fter>
refining, iom @a6et ga Trenla"
brogte, ite1nn1er goot meo Sen 5or,
tolfning> ion for Grentpel bleo gipet
al Sen amerifQnlfe Mpisforrel pom
6ent @o>paro Yrtce 2onoon, ion1
1oqoe, at be soreneoe 5tater fun
pcnte6e poa set beletltge 9ieb(if til
at bielpe Gnte11ten. Sa1nme Mmert=
faner iogoe, at Mmerifancre fra &ri'
gems 8egpl1oelie egentlig oeltog I oen
peo at 1tille 6e Gorene6e Staters
enorn1e 9fes siourcer til gntente11s Gis'
petition, og at Mmerifanernc life bob<
oe erfleret 4rtg, forb; Sc felte Jig
5iffer paa, at 8iitano pes penifabelig
Nel1troIitet paa Sen Tio biloe bere
til Iangt mere @opr for @nte11ten emo
6irefte Geltagelle / 4rigen.
vSm 6enne amerifanife @piSmono
o11talte 5oft1 11b;:1ytig Zig iom De
par, il,nbe bt ifte beoe1nme paa en-
tiIfrebsltil(enoe Maabe, efteriom bi
bar mere eller min6re fu16iten6ig
ofifoaret fra birfelig Sorbinoelie meo
6e syoreneoe 5tater. Meen 6er bar
andre SSafta, iom ipntes at befrefte
bette og lignen6e Soritfringer. Mle
fie16er 6isie Safta> og ieg bebepet
lite gientoge Dem. @ntentenS Hro'
pogan6ofrgfter bar iterft not uoba'
luneret alle oisfe @ntente=penlige De'
monitrattoner / 6e Sorene6e Stater;
90 bbts 1nan letter 6isie Den1on'
1trattoner Gorbtn6elie mes oe Sor'
enebe @tater2 birteltge Golontng
bltper Set in6lpien6e, at bet lite ba,
nogen 2etfinhigbe6 fra Dor 9ioe a
tgnfe paa, bbtlfe Goriparsforanitalt
1inger bt ftuloe trpffe, ifalb bt blet
angrebet af De 1orene6e Stoter."
- 8erltn ben 9bte Morts. (M
Sobn @ran6ens). Epfflanb itbtte1
16enrfgsn1tntlter 8trnnermanns Sor
flnring, at 9pftla1tos Sori6g paa a
(Gortiettes paa 2ben Stbe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-08

Sra Stem gorf me06eles, at De
melt roferlige MinefeHer, iotne1
Station nogel1iinoe bar anlagt Of
Belfpttelle at sSaogangen tu en- 8Ds.
@ap11, er bleDen pla11lngt al &Dftor.
tillertet og sSSngetierforpiet for at
belfptte Snogangene til, SSarbanoen~
omfring SEEM Sort. Meoe1ts bet
be6er, at life enguna en- fienotlig
&oboao sf,1aoe.. pasiere gien,lem oisie
W3inefelter. zer Der trllffet @ronillg,
iaa penffdbelige. Gartpier let falt
paslere. 8ufeoet bier 4: 8uroig
til at lenfe en- Mine. q Mi11efurge
til Eransporteriltg af Mi11er. 3.
Minelegntr1g no for Sort aos.:
tportb, 81 Y4 sce1ie o1nb boro Il Il
en- Mine1olpgger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-08
alt nm1Iig gipres for at opbioie oe'se
,nmprifnnife sSnIfenpi11iot. -,

alt n1ulig gigres for at opbto1e oe'ae
tamerifanife sSolfeopi11ion.
@aibington oen lite Marts. Sa-
panlf Mnlbasiabsr Sato benegteoe
ioaq at babe &ienbIfab til, at Sapan
baboe noget at beltille 1neo BET tplt=
nerifoa}fe aon1plot, men i116rpt1z;
1neoe, at Bet l1aaife t,ar: faaot It
|EsniHa,,6y baboe forlggt paa 1loget
faooont gieltneln Werieo.
= Ma{bington Sen 2ben Marts.
GreIi6ent Wilion forelagoe igaar
Mftes, ifplge Spforbring, for Sena-
tet Sen officielle lt1t6erret11irg, ban
er i 8eliooelie al om, at 6e Torereoe
6toter er 8elibbelie al @ebiier, iom
| faftilaar sggtbeoen al oe ieniattonel=
le 0ofl1menter, iom reber EDiflan0s
9fenfer for at brit1ee Mertco og So
pan &rig moo oe Sorenebe Stater.
Brniioente11s 5par pao 5enatetS
Nelolution og l16ellrigsminilter 2an=
iings &opport lpoer 1om felger:
Til Genatet - .'
~Sfglge &eiolution be6taaet al
Genotet opforbrcl16e 3relioenten til
at ffnffe Genatet, foruoiot at set, iffe
ptl6e bore 5tri6 meo Sen nlmene
S1,teres1e> oe Splpsninger, ban bar
angoaenoe 6en gtote, iom ioag ct ble=
bet offentltggiort Yresien foregipe1tz
oe at pere Ie116t oen 19oe esSonuar
1917 al SEN tplfe l16enrigsntinil tier
I til BEN tpife Minifter / Merico, oper=
| ien6er ieg bermeo EFT al mig goofienot
@opport fra u6enrigsminiiteren.
Stl 8re1i6erte1 -. .-.-.-- +
uS6et ben af be 6oreneoe @taters
@enat be6tagne' 9felolution anmo0er
ON at fda Sor1amltngen forelagt,
forl16iat set lite itrioer me6 ben al
meme SSnteresie, oe 0plpsninger, iom
Sc maatte babe angaaen6e Sen Note,
iom Gags Dato er bleoet offentlig=
gjort Bres1en, og iom foreeiper at
bore ien6t Sen 196e Sanuar 1917,
al SEN tDife l1oenrigsminiiter til Sen
tpife Mtnilter / Merico, bar ieg Sen
9@re at me66ele, at 9fegieringen er
8eli6oelie al @epiler, iom fo1tllaar
set 6aftnn1, at ongjel6en6e Note ct
outbentiif. og at oen er / Sc Goreneoe
Staters @egjerings 8eiiooe1ie, og al
8epiierne blep erbol6t al 6e11ne Ste,
giering / 2pbet af in6eppret1be l1ge
men at set efter min Mentng iffe
/ 1te1nmer meo 6en almene sS11teresie
for 11erberen6e at operien6e Senate1
p6erligere 0plpsniuger, iom Be Sor'
ene6e gtaters &egiering bart lin 8e
iio6elfe a1tgaaenbe 6en I Senatets
geiolution omtalte 9eote."
Seem Dorf Ben lite Marts. -
u8rebet er 1ttpiliomt ct frpH Gn1fun1
! arrangeret af brittle 9lget1ter for a.
!: pl1n1pe % tn6 I en- glntattee met
:: @torbritan1ttett og for at retfpr6tg
'lgigre gtorbritnnnte11s 4ranfelie a
1 (gortiettes paa 3bte stbe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-08
QYlf Kon1plot opoa9et,

8rep fra tplte noenri9smnter til @eanoten Wlerico
opinappet 98aibineton. 8pif=lreritanit it=japanit
Torbunb moo De Gorene0e 5tater fore aaet.
Sfp9e Bempnoi9elie fra Nreiioenten oppies @enatet
~on 8repet. Stone tilraaoer Torfigt9beo. Sn1=
taler 8eltrebeler for at opbiole Solicit.
8repet TOM alori9 @arran5a ibenoe Sapans Mmbasla=
opr tjenber intet til Mfferen @@pei5's Miniiter
fritenot for at oripe tpt Yropa9anoa
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-30
CHARACTERS FOR LOCAL
film PLAY SELECTED
Mr.. Gilbert Porter And Miss Helen
Phillips 10 be Mr.. And Mrs.
Newlywed.

Mr.. H. F. Daley, who is in the city
making the preliminary arrange
ments in connection with the filming
OF the county Fair and the city of
Cambridge, wishes to announce that
the leading parts in the two reel pro-
duction. The Newlyweds," wilAhe
taken by Miss Helen Phillips
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-30
SUMMER SESSIONS FOR
MINISTER'S START TODAY
College Park And Westminster Con
ferences Begin Work N.:h Large
Crowds Present.

Two summer conferences, one al
the Western Maryland College, West
minister, Md, and the other at the
Maryland State Agricultural College.
College Park Md. which begin to
day, will have the effect OF practical
iy de-populating the city pulpit> fol
the next week and will take many OF
the rural ministers away from then
churches also.
The one at Westminster is pri-
marily for the ministers of the Meth
odiSt Protestant Church in the cit!
and State, while that at the State Ag-
ricultural College * intended partic-
ularly for the benefit of the rurai
ministers, in order that they may
study the problems of the country
life and be the better enabled 10 get
proper results from he country
charges. 1t is also Intended to give
rural ministers an opportunity t"
study at first hand the scientific ba
sis of the industry in which hi" nieu,
berS are engaged and the Sta tol
lege has assured the clerS.men tina!
every facility for the study Of the
latest approved methods OF #sricul-
ture will be at their disposal, both
at The school. v hich begins today.
and al the conference which begins
on August s, Immediately upon the
close OF he school. which Will last
for nine days.
1t has been announced that the
conference 10 be held on August s,
and 10 al College Park Will be L
session OF counsel and preparation
for the great common task OF the
church during the period of the ma
tiOnal crisis. The most important
matters to be discussed will have
direct reference to the moral and
religious aspects of the war. looking
to the great necessity for safeguard
ing the morals of the young mon
who will be in the various training
camps throughout the country by the
hundreds of thousands. They Will al
so have largely to do with food con
seryation and production. The lat
ter features will be emphasized by
several prominent speakers, among
whom will be: Herbert Hoover, of
the Food Conservation Commission.
and Carl Nrooman, the assistant sec
rotary of agriculture.
The other speakers will be r. B.
Bcmberger, professor of economics
and political science and history OF
leading Presbyterian clergyman; DR..
A. F. Woods, president of the col
lege; Dr. H. H. Weber. general sec
rotary of the Board of Home Mis-
sions and Church Extension of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church; Ed
win L. carp, of the department Of
sociology, Drew Theological Semi
nary, and DR.. H. J. Patterson, former
president of the State College.
Officers of the school are: DR.. H.
J. Patterson. president; F. B. Bonn
berger. director. Officers of the con
ference: DR.. Patterson, president:
Louis Ortmdyer, secretary, with the
following as members of the eXecu-
tive committee: Dr.. Pattison, Louis
Ortmayer, Rev. W. L. Glenn, of En-
morton, Md: Rev. DR.. Edward L.
Watson, pastor of Roland Park
Methodist Episcopal Church, Balti-
more; Rev. S. c: Hoover, of West
minister, Md, and Rev. w. A Price,
of Aberdeen. Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-30

What a beauty Little Six Paige.
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv. 25-3t. B.6t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-30

Both Miss Phillips and Mr. Porter
are too we'll known in amateur theat
ricals locally to need an Introduction
to the people of Cambridge, and it
is the concensus of opinion that their
participation in the roles of Mr.. and
Mrs. Newlywed will add a degree of
entertainment that will greatly en-
nance the effectiveness of the film.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-30

=. One of the greatest real estate
sales ever held in this county will
be that of the Castle Haven proper
ty, which will take place at the
Court House door tomorrow after
noon. For full particulars concern
ing tn esale of real estate, the farm
ing implements and the household
effects, read the advertisement on
the last page of this issue.-Adv.
Don't forget the sale of the Dor
chester County Fair privileges at the
Court House door tomorrow after
noon, July 31st. at one O'Clock. These
privileges consist of the rights to sell
fruits and melons, ice cream soft
drinks, sandwiches, coffee, milk. pies,
cigars, tobacco. peanuts, confection-
cry, programs and pencils, photo
graphs and crabs.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-30
This Is the Way To Aid

fredericksburg, Md, July 28.-Not-
withstanding that he has enlisted in
the Automohila Deserve Corns and is.
NOW waiting orders TO serve his
country, Donald E. Jefferson believes
in doing his bit to the limit. Jeffer-
son is teller in the fredericksburg
Bank of the Eastern Shore Trust
Company, and this week was granted
vacation, which he is spending in
a novel and cOmmendable way.
There is a shortage of labor here
and tomato packers need men badly
to help get their canneries in condi-
ton preparatory to the opening of
the canning season. Just about the
time Jefferson's vacation started,
Messenger & Brown, Gamers here re
ceived their supply of soft coal for
the seasons pack. They needed 4
man Of Jefferson's calibre, one who
could drive the truck and help load
and unload it. Knowing his coun-
try's need for canned goods, Jeffer-
son offered his services to the firm,
which were gladly accepted, and he
has not only helped in getting the
supply of soft coal to the plant, but
is also helping in every possible way
to get the firms large cannery in
shape for the seasons pack. Surely
this young man is to be commended
for offering his services both as a
soldier and worker at time when
his country needs them most.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-30
Fine Weather This!

Il m"T be . little warm for those
VINO like Il cool but it is just the
kind OF weather that. the farmer
needs, ami what the farmer needs is
just what We all need, and what we
must have. if things are to move
along in the channels that are 10
keep business moving without inter
ruption And tnat fact, to keep the
business OF the country moving
without interruption. is the dominant
note in the utterances of the big men
of the country.
1t is a pretty hard matter for the
Creator TO furnish weather that Will
suit everybody; there are plenty of
people who complain if il is hot, X
it is cool, if it is Sultry, if ii is clou-
dy. if it is damp, if il is wet.if il is
windy, if it is stormy. and ii it is any
thing else. Mos; of us seem TO for
get that the weather is the gift OF
the Almighty; that He sends the
good and the bad alike upon the just
and the unjust, so what's the use
of complaining, what's the use of
growing, which not only makes one
feel disa greeable. but also makes
others miserable as Well?
All over the county today the hum
of the thresher may be heard and it
is the sweetest kind of music when
one just stops 10 think what it
means: money 10 the grower. the
owner of the land, the men employed
in getting it out. TO the various bust
ness interests that are identified
with the different phases OF the
crops production. and it means life
to those who in the end will be fed
uponu the products derived from it..
When one thinks OF the preparation
OF the lands, the sowing of the
seeds, their termination, the sun
shine, the rains, the winds, the
SHOWS and all of the elements that
have entered into its making. no
wonder the smiles burst forth when
the drying rays of the sun make it
possible to take the last step in har-
yesting the crop. lis fine wea-
Their. this and the call of the har-
vest is in the air.
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Tuesday, Afternoon July 81

lat which time the following prlYl-
leges will be sold:
Fruits and Melons.
Ice Cream.
Soft Drinks.
Sandwich, Coffee, Milk, Pies.
Cigars, Tobacco. Peanuts. COnfec-
tiOnery.
Programs and Pencils.
Photographs.
Crabs.
Having secured big New York
Carnival, and Installed Electric
Lights, this FAN. will be open Day
and Night.
For further information concern
ing this sale, see the undersigned.
T.. s. LAKE,
25-3t. cod. Secretary.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-30
Public Sale Privileges
Dorchester County Fair
Cambridge, Maryland

Exclusive privileges for the 1917
Cambridge Fair. to be held August
I21. %, % and "a, will be sold at
the Court House door, in the town
| of Cambridge. Md, at | O'Clock
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Fishing Greek, 8;
Brookview, 5

The Fishing Greek baseball team
defeated the BroOkview team, on the
Fishing Greek diamond Saturday at
ternoon. by the score of 8 to 5. Both
teams batted well, each making IL
hits. Hummer batted heavy. max
ing the first home run of the season
on this diamond; he also made a two
Dagger in the ninth. Marine and
FOLEY also made two-baggerS. Ma
rine hurt his hand badly in the
eighth inning. and was compelled to
retire from the game. The score:
FISHING Cd EE"E ADJ ID l
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CHURCH LOCALS.

The Sunday School of the First
Baptist Church will hold their an
nual picnic tomorrow at the Van
Worst farm, leaving the church at 8
o'clock, sharp. The parents and
friends of the children are cordially
y \EiteGe Adv.