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BoRoURGH, Lloyd, watertown WIS.,
BosTwIcK, Arthur Ray, Lakemills tws)'
DENzEL, Frank j.. Appleton tWs.
FLOOD. August C.. Galesvile twsl:
GRABowsKI, John. Milwaukee (ws).
HARSi ~, v salem ,K x:.,, tu,
HENsLER. Edgar L., Milwaukee tW),
HILLS. John A.. North Fond du Lao
HILL. wallace s., waukesha twsl.
KAUDY, Lewis Nj, Neiilsville tws).
KoCIAN. John. Miiiadore (wUl.
AWLER. Frank c.. strum tws,;
I.EIsGANG. George, La Crosse tDA).
l.ISS. Edmund, Milwaukee (WSl.
MALCHoW, Julius, Oshkosh (Wl;s>
MEisiNdER' Iou,s oshkosS vIwsI.
MOE: Hans r., Genoa (W). ,,-,>
MoGILKA. Albert J.. Miiwsukee twSl;
MULLEN, Matthias A.. KenoshA (wsl.
NADREAU, William. Chippewa Falls
NARAcoNa. william, North Prairi. tw).
PARR, Ben c.. Barron tWs).
pAszkA. Michael. Green Bay Gws)'
ROBINSON. Archie Lee, cazsnovia DAD
RuED. Paul, Curtiss (WS.
sHEEgAN; william NJ Superior sWy W;s,
gTXMMLER, Charles l., Milwaukee tws>.
sTANEk. Paul. Yu6a GwU}; ,,r,,,
TRoNsoN. raiford J., Amherst (Ws).
MALDocH Joseph, Milwaukse (").
woJAHN, Ernest f.. la Crosse tws).
HENDERSON. Harry Buck. Jr. Lieut..
Cheyenne (wS).
FH E5 T'i r.tsi H. .rf Es-s Gn:,1 VS. w'
OTHER COUNTRIES.
MORRISON. Edward. sergt. Toronto tws,.
OLIVER. Edward e.. corp. Goveniock
rIfoMPsoN. Fred. Woodstock twH.
England.
HART. Harry. lieut.. London Cw).
NAY. George, Newport (ws).
PL2wRIGHT. Joseph John. Lincolnshire
| rRIoAs, Louis. Maragia (wU).
Ireland.
RILEY. Edward. sergt.. csrtown cr,rs
sAsRosKA. Joseph. w.rborodyn.y tws).
| MCMAHON. Patrick. Mon-iore tDD).
| RYAN. John. Tlpperary (ws).
Italy.
| BANORE, francesca A. barbara CwC).
| CASs ESE, Joe. Dinisi lWS).
DE RUBtS. caetsno Cussio twS).
esq BNeRRo. Michael A.. Lecce tws>.
a1loRAN1, Il Tony, Gorss "CSw9s,.
| RADICIoIL, Angelo. Sez1o (Wsl.
| RuGGERIO, Giuseppe. Riccia (WU).
| 6AMARCO. Dominick, Polio twS).
| TONDA, Anthony. Rome ODD.
| TOssu, David. Verona ODD.
| TR1BUZIO, ArnnIo. Galarenno (WC).
| TRUMBO. John. Casals In Contrata (Ws)
| Norway.
EvJEN. Thor1eif l.. Tronaheim twU).
Rumania.
| JOANNA, Marin. Com Nesoi twS).
Scotland.
CAREY. John j.. Ayrshire {DA).
spain
| MONTSERRAT. James. Corona (wS).
Sweden.
| ENGQUIST, Carl, Emlhult (wS).
Switzerland.
| BLANC. Georges. Vevy Center OF Van'
(WS),
Turkey.
| KoRGIs, Hercules e. eergt., Metelym'
MILLER. charles A. weasiles. Smyrna
ODD.
United States Army.
| PAONE. Domenico. corp, Company c
| Third Infantry tWU).
United States Navy.
] MANNING, James p. steamship Virgini;
| tM).
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u FoRr II X MoSsSL Er sE7ssz.

PORTED WOUNDED sEFDhnkh.
Sergeant.
BYRNE. Charles L.. Detroit, Mich
Corporal.
wALTHER. Clarence H. Great Falls. None,
Privates.
AsIIN. Joseph. Aurora, Kan, u
KANE, Thomas j.. Philadeiphis, Pa
LAIDLAw. David c.. Guilans. sootlsnA \
MISSING IN ACTION. PREyIOUsLY hE>
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Private. i,
ROSS. James Alfred, ROCKVILLE, Mo.
hI fas 1SsG W5osp EbpE DSSsEE RE-
UNDETERMINED.
Private.
oSoFsKY Harry. 800 South I'd ~
Brooklyn, N. Y.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREvIoUsI.Y Re-
PORTED MISSING In ACTION.
Corporal.
YARBRouGH. Glenn G.. la Junta. Col .
Privates. :.
1oLDnN. Charlie b.. Portervire. Ala
BRANTLEY, Hobson, Atlanta, Ga
III h I;,. T.. Jersey City. y. J.
CLOUTIER, Desire, Somerset, MRss
DERFLlNGER, Clarence E., Front RoyaS
p E1SS ;s III EsKr, s., Perth A%Sey. N. ,.
JACKSON. Ray D. g.. Santa Monica cAA
oCoN&oR, Willie, Rumm.rnsld. Pa
bcHATz. Fred John. st. Marys. Pa
ING IN ACTION.
BRoESTE1. Anthony. Pittsburs. Pa
BnAoH, Joseph g.. JSo Norman sv..
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
sTssf As sSMsf D. a. Stone m.F Gr.. o
PaLfIsoN. Jane. 4, briSsspors Q.
BM Ss9N Nskf. a. jan N'T s, s0Rs ass.h Sc
BEGWI7; A,tAs- H; rsrlOsS a,;h MI s,.,.
FORBES. Louis f.. Lux. Mob.
rhEpERIy1Hs John G., Austin. MINI.
GAH AGEN. Oscar r.. windber, Pa.
HaNnn A 5al.: T. rTs.sS. M Msn
S %STkSxaT. T sSS (: T:sSseSr.
LEWIS, Fred W., Pittsburg. Pa.
McINNis. vitgal L. Lesk,yiiie, Mira
M0RpEN, John r.. Kinde. Mich.
P&6K. Xn ThS%ai j. e oIivey I Ps
PAPPARALI.IS, Vaselios S.. Aegsslfiass
ROGERS. Edward E.. Judsonia. Ark.
MARINER. George. Pasadena, Cal:
WHEEL. A%o1pS. 81 vi1%ifss.: a av: :. Kew
wS% SSio Hober. O.. cuy,er. co1.,.na
YARgRoUGH, Roeer, s.. w.tiula, ARR.
zEHNER. Harley T.. Pinkstof. III.
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Bugler.
FALANDERS. Louis T., Pequonock, Conn.
Privates.
HEUBERT. Frank. Milwaukee, via
Shi SEHART, Clarence. Jersey Shore, Pa
90 EfeS' waiter A, MCLeansboro, Ill
"0S SDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
FhENlotSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Private~
DRINNON. Tyler, Trendwav Tenn
ACCLAIMED, Harry T.. North Yakima,
WILSON, Martin r.. wickine. Ky.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREyIougIr
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
WELLER. Chester. sedalia, Ohio.
Musician.
LA ANGST Roger Durllnghams. aordoHs-
Prvates.
| CLARK, Simon j.. Oneida ". Y.
| DAN!EL: stephen, Smosks S. c.
DESLER, Louis r., Buffalo, N. Y.
GILES. Frank William, Boiling spr4ugA
G0RpoN. Richard, Kansas City, Mo-
HORN. Herbert w. pleasantly Vile, n.
! LEWIsON. Emil, Pratt, MINI.
: LtECk. AdoIph A, Elgin, iii.
SCI EMCE. John X, veni,ia. Pa
STanEEf bert 29h E. l. to GSsidal g.. Pa
W W, Albert J., Redwood Falls. MN.
vow WnzIMaliA ~ John oiti;. Dent. ny.
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TRANSFERS AND ASsIGSNFSTa

BICYCLE SERGEANT.
70 take effect 4 A. NJ. April IL
william A. Gray, 74th Prec TO bed prsa
a'Sshfnent to bicycle duty discontinued
MOUNTED PATROLMAN.
81, R'Ghard Hall. sOth Prec. TO TRAFFIC DIV.
PATROLMEN.
Prer '' ''7N' u evtn
T." take effect a. NJ April II.
iIilnm +. bcnIce, from SGD Proc -
BICYCLE PATROIMEN WITH BrcYcu.1
AND EQUIPMENT CntUTuAIs).
Edward NJ. Donion. from $50 Prso n
s7th Free. -
Martin OConnor. from s7th Prec. -
SD Free ~
70 take effect 1c:n1 A. NJ April O.
Harry II. Esselborn. from Div. National
i,oIehcs especial war ro) 10 4th Preo-,
indefinite leave OF absence is hereby -
Voked,
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MULHoLr4AND. r., Peskskiii (ws).
NELSON, Stanley A., Amsterdam tws).
PAGLIARoLI. Isidore. schenectady lDD).
PATTERSON. Lorren w, Blmira SWs).
RENTZ, John A., Wetervliet tWS).
sAMUELsoN. Frederick. Pearl River
(Ws).
sANAK, Mike. Port Washington twsl.
SIDGEMoRE. John H.. suffern (w6.
SoKoLosKY. Joseph. Roslyn tWCl.,
VAN DYNE, John A. Waterloo lWs).
VANSCOY, Roland B., Ithaca (WS.
WALLACE, George, Fort Edward twS).
WISE, William. Utica (WS).
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Police Department
Orders
REIN STATEMENT

AS PATROLMAN-F1Rsr GaAnu
10 take effect April 9.
pm .nomas F. Il. Mcclure. No. 5000. 70 a.
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SPECIAL rATRoI.MEN APPOINTED.

To take effect April q
Thomas S. Healy, No. $40. with tho In
transitional Banking Corporation.
Edward Corey No, S3k. with thinner
man & Forshay
designations accepted:
To take effect April e. with Americas
Sugar Refining Company:
Michael Dwycr, No. $40; Patrick Tormsy.
No. 32|, James McDrrmott. No. $50.
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TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.

I'fI4V T..N4A. 7,
Edmund II keefr. 18th Insp Dist "a
seth Prec.. assigned to signal monitor
duty for 30 days from a. ". April 10.
PATROI.MAN.
John q. Green, li2th Free. assigned to
sEnaI monitor duty for 80 days from Z
A. VI. April IL.
=, The following leave OF absence 70 60
thorlzed without pay:
PATROL.MAS.
William Woh,afka, seth Proc, for Esx
from T., NJ. April G.
The following applications for full pay
White on sick report are approved:
PATROLMES
Frederick Prigse, Is, Prec.. from is,Sl
p. N. April 3. during disability
Henry Boshamer. 3sth Prec, from 7:ba
+. NJ. March Is to ~ noon March al
Dominck +. BiEh, Traffic DIV SUBJ
L. NJ March 90
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DEATH.


James p. Collins, headquarters Nv
Training school died at 3 y. NJ. April q Al
The Flushing Hospital from natural caussk
Funeral from his late residence, rs Tteman
avenue. Corona, Ia l., 10 A. NJ. April II,
lnterment Calvary Cemetery
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NORTH CAROLINA.

GRAHAM. James r., serst.. China Grove
PtcKErT. Maili.. s.rs,.. Minneapolis
HALE Noah r.. corp. Smith tw).
HUFFMAN. Horace c., Reepsville (Dw).
LoPP, James, Thomasville ODD.
LOVE, Thomas. Straw lws).
MEEKINS, John Luke, Surry CWe).
GATHER, Elmore r., Lenoir (wsl.
HOWARD. Arthur j., Matthews WI.
HUTCHIsON, George T.. switzer (w).
RIMBR, James g., Concord tws).
THOMPSON. Nathaniel B.. jackson Spring.
(WS).
TRIPLETT. John O., Maplesprings Cws).
WHITAKER, william, Tarboro (bD).
WILLIAMS, David, BOLIVIA ODD.
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|HARsHgnRGER, Melvin NJ. Nontenden OD.
HERMAN, Charles W.. Philsdelphis (wU.
hicshY s'G Fran. Nv e. 6 S::s1S WIS.,.
JACK. jane, ~ N0 JsssS..s. 'tS2;
KELLY, LEO r. pitt.6arg W..
K1GHTL1NGER, Leonard w. Northeast
LBcKNER, Arthur, Phlisdelphis twS.
L loiw John Leo, Baltimore tWs'
L2MdM , yOsn hea sgSDIi sSfn1 haven w.
MeGRAif. Frank r, Pittsburs !ws).
Ma ks9 gTISy T. Scw G psa.s,. cw
MARTIN, Albert, Hsssiton Cws):
aHsTRxNee en hnsaoay ssaasp ecwn.
MAAGYER; John ~. Giniin ,yws,i
ME;SSoNEGAL, Spencer w.. Philadelphia
MsITTESBEsene, Joseph. Erie Cws.
N MILI,ER, Earle L., Athen. WIS.,
MoNTiaEEsY, YuH n;, Piymouth VS..
MORGAN. william II, Philadelphia w0-
M M9ESRET S SSs r., f GlsnhSps Ws
SS{S li %ss INV W, GuriSss.yiI. twS
NUM- S. ySnn i0i Ton ns VS.
PARIS. Nathan, philsdeiphia Cvs).
PATTERSON, Samuel LocKsrd Philsdeiphis
roDBI, Max, ph,ladeiphia rwu,.
poRINCHAK, Frank N Charleston DAl.
ssHxr ITT Eugene r: Fhil.dslPnis owS.
RHODES, Herman E.. Martinsburs (we).
hNE; Charles Spring Grove tWS.
RINCK. Charles r., Philadelphia CwD.
RINKEWBCUs, John, Hsxleton tws).
RINKER. Walter H.. Douglassv1lle (wS.
H0SS; Eugene, Girsrdville (w).
RuPEC: John, Erie tws).
SHbARER, Henry n, Williamsport CwU.
sPoNsLER. George veryl. Altoona CwSj.
sTAySKHoUsE. Thomas Headley. Yartney
eTAfRs Ralph A.. ps,,sbu,r cws.
THOMAS, Abraham, oshaiiter (ws).
I0BLINI Andy. Calvert CwUl.
lTH;AAUTVETTTR, Wllbert Rudolph, PittabuTg
TRosTTE; Norman Mcclellan. Mechanics
TRoxEII,, Russell R.. Esston Cwsj.
| TUCZ. Michael Easton (wS).
| uNGER, Charles S.. Schwsnkv1lle CwU.
| UNIOSHEY, Brunei, Erie (wU).
| uRBAN, John. Philadelphia WIS.,
vITARO. Luigi Blythedale Cws)
xoHL George, williamsport we).
| ,M,,ALKER. Jay R.. Reedsville (ws).
WALKER. John W, Philadelphia CwN.
WARD. William. Pittsburr Iws).
| WHITE, William r.. Philadelphia DD).
| ISE Cleir L.. Portland Mills (wSl,
| WISE, Iorine H.. Ellwood City (wS)
| WOLFORD, Earl Nick, windber (wS).
| RHODE ISLAND.
| McKONE, Raymond f., Greenwich (wSD.
! MONAHAN, Arthur J.. Providence (wS)
| NORTHCP. Gerald Kingsley. Provtdsnoe CM),
| I0EETT. George 8. Providence (wS)
| INCH. Michael. Providence WI.
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INDIANA.
DrCKWORTH, James w lieut. Mar,,ns

DUnN NUNTf' JaIHes w, ILeut,, MartIne
TRENT. william r.. Lieut.. Spencer (Ws)
MlLEA. George, sergt., Gary (ws).
TRuMBO. Earl, corp, Dunkirk (ws).
BARKLEY. Cecil r., South Bend (DD),
FRAZIER. II. NJ, Arcadia (wS).
eagle, Gerard F., Portland (wS)
LECHERM. Frank. LooEootee (DA).
LEE, Joe Freetown (ws).
LINEBERRY. Claude. Indianapolis tDA)
LINN, Jesse, MillErove (WS).
LoCKARD. Virgil e. Romney (ws).
MATTHEW'S, George Pikesyille (WsI
MILLER, Ray c., Indianapolis (ws).
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CIRCUIT, William L., Croswell (w).
HARTQUIsT Eber j., Manistee Cw1.
HICKEY, Paul Theodore. Merrill (wS).
HILL, John j., Amy (ws).
JORGENSON, Henning c., Crawling ODD.
kASMICK1. Joseph H., Detroit (wSl.
koSCIELSKI. Marian. Hamtramck (Ws).
LAvINE. Harry, Detroit (ws).
LEAK, Andrew c.. Kalamazoo (wS).
MCARRON, James A., Battle Creek (wS).
MEESsEMAN. Edward LEONARD, Detroit
PARMETER, Benjamin, Mancclona CwS.
pROMO. John, Rogers City tws).
RADTKE, Charles. Detroit (wUl.
ROuRKE. William H., Detroit (wS).
RYAN, Joseph John, Detroit (wS).
~ ONCE Bert, Hermansville Cw.
SKUsEICHENKO. Theodore, Detroit Cwo.
SODLOKA. Peter. Detroit (ws)
STANDARD, Glenn. Ionia CWS).
STERBENZ, Joseph, Calumet (WS).
THURsToN. Gilbert Ward, Grand Rapids
TREAT Ray NJ. Bangor Cws).
uRBANSKI. George. Lansing Cws).
VAN HAIL, John Henry, Grand Haven CyS).
NOORHEEs. Ray, Detroit Cws),
MAIKER William H., Flint Cwo.
WYCIkOSwKI, Ales. Detroit CwS.
WUNsCH. Howard. Detroit (DD).
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-20
INCOME TAX Due
Returns Must be Filed on or Before
March 15th-Bill Provides Heavy
Penalties.

Washington, u. c., Feb. 20-Work
on the collection of $4,000, 100000
has been begun by the Bureau OF In
ternal Revenue. This is the estl-
mated yield of the new revenue bill.
The income tax provisions OF the act
reach the pocke.book OF every single
person in the United States whose
not income for 1918 was $1,000, or
more, and of every married person
whose net income was $4,000 or
more. Persons whose net income
eoualled or exceeded these amounts.
according to their marital status,
must file a return of income with the
collector of internal revenue for the
district in which they live on or be-
fore March 18th.
Here is what will happen to them
II they don't: For failure to file
return on time, a fine of not more
than $1,000 and an additional assess
ment of 25 per cent. of the amount
of tax due.
For willfully refusing to make a
return on time, a fine not exceeding
$4,000, or not exceeding one years
Imprisonment, or both.
For making false or fraudulent
return, fine of not more than $1O,-
900, or Imprisonment for not more
than one year, Or both, together with
an additional assessment of so per
cent. of the amount of tax evaded.
For failure to pay the tax on
time, a fine of not more than 81 600
and an additional assessment of 5
per cent. of the amount of tax I'M
paid, plus 1 per cent. interest for
each full month during which it re-
mains unpaid.
In addition to the $1,000 and ST.
900 personal exemptions, taxpayers
are allowed an exemption of $500
for each person dependent upon them
for chief support if such person is
under eighteen years of age and in
capable of self-support. Under the
1917 act, this exemption was allowed
only for each dependent child. The
head of family, one who supports
one or more persons closely connec-
ted with him by blood relationship,
relationship by marriage, Or by adop
ton, is entitled to all exemptions al
lowed a married person.
The normal rate of tax under the
new act is per cent. of the first S4,-
900 of net income above the exemp-
lions. and IL per cent. of the net in
come in excess of $4,000. Incomes
IN excess Of $1,000 are subject also
70 surtax ranging from l per cent.
- 4he amount CT the net income be-
] 5. 900 ana 81. 900. to SIS per
6 Sc net Income abuve $1.e0os
Payment of the tax may be made
IN full at the time of filing return or
In four installments, on or before
March Is, on or before June Is. on
or before September Is, ard on or
before December Is.
Revenue officers will visit every
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-20

One candid young officer in the
German army admits that the high
command did fool the soldiers about
the Yankees, but, he solemnly added,
not for long
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-20
After The Fire

When your neighbor yells fire in
the middle of the night, AMI you see
a lurid glare reflected against your
windows, you dash out OF bed ana
work without regard to your powers
of endurance to help quench the
flames. You will fight, yes, and per
haps risk your life, in an effort to
signaliZe your willingness tC help.
There is no suggestion of hesitancy
about your determination to offer
everything you have in the way OF
assistance while the flames are eat
ing their way through your neigh
boris property. You act on a natural
impulse to render all that is in you
while the excitement is at its height.
But wnen the fire is out and there
remain only smoking e!lbors; when
the crowd has dispersed and the fer
vor of emotion has passed, leaving
the dispossessed family viewing the
ruins of the home, how many of
those same helpful neighbors are
there who will offer shelter, protec-
ton and the opportunity to get an
other home to the unfortunate
family?
It doesn't take much of patriot
to offer help when the fire is raging,
but when the embers cool and the in
cident seems closed, it takes a pretty
good kind of sport to stand by and
finish the job" when the excitement
is all over.
There will be little background of
bloodshed, shot and shell, wounded
soldiers and heroism in the appeal
of the Victory Liberty Loan, as in
previous loan campaigns. That, like
the fire, is nearly all over. 1t is now
question of finishing the job, pay
ing the bills and putting things on
even a better basis than when the
alarm was first sounded.
What kind of a neighbor are you?
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-20
Public Sale
OF FINE
Schooner

1 will sell at public sale. at John
sons Railway, Cambridge, Md. ON
SATURDAY, FEB. 22ND
at two o'clock p. M, the well-known
schooner, Mary Ellen. Can be seen
on Johnson's Railway during the
next few days. This is splendid
opportunity for anyone desiring to
buy a good boat.
J. FRED DUNN.
Adv. 17-3t. B. list.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-20

county in the United States to ala
taxpayers in making out their re-
turns. The date of their arrival ana
the location of their offices may be
ascertained by inquirins al offices OF
collectors of internal revenue, post
Offices aud banks. Failure TO see
these officers, however. does not re-
lieve the taxpayer of his obligation
to file his return and pay his tax
within the time specified by law. In
this case taxpayers must seek the
Government. not the Government the
| taxpayer.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-20

The former Kaiser plans an early
return to Berlin to regain his throne,
says a cable item If he is wise he
will make it as early as possible
before any of the revolutionists are
out of bed.
While Bavarians and Prussians
are wrangling among themselves as
to who was responsible for losing the
war. the Prussians would have per-
mitted no argument as to who should
have the credit had Germany won the
war.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-20
Soldiers Letters

Mrs. Ralph Murphy, of this city,
has received the following letter
from her husband, Private Ralph
Murphy, Co. M, 115th Inf, A. E. F.:
France. January 26. 1919.
Dearest Wife:
1 will again, with the greatest of
pleasure, take the time to answer
your most kind and loving letter,
which received yesterday. I was
glad to hear that you and our darl-
ing little Hilda were we'll; also was
glad to get a letter from you, after
waiting SO long; it had been month
since heard from you last. -
Well, this letter leaves me still in
Fanchersurt, France, and in good
health, and when it reaches you l
hope you will be well and happy. I
don't know when we are coming
home, so 1 am not going to tell you
any more when 1 am coming home,
for it just disappoints you, so don't
look for me until you see me.
You said you had dull Christ
mas, but what do you think I had?
None of my people any closer than
three thousand miles; you did have
little Hilda to keep you company,
while 1 did not, but 1 think the time
is near at hand when 1 will be home
with you to leave no more
You were saying that Eddie
Thomas family were so worried
about him. Tell them not to worry.
for he is in good health, and is in Co
M, with me.
Well, as news is scarce, I will
close. Give my love to all. and kiss
little Hilda for me, and keep lot of
love for yourself.
Your loving husband,
RALPH.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-20
Special Friday Prices
At Merrick's Store

The attention of the public is di-
rected to the following very low
prices which are made for one day
only, tomorrow (Friday) February
21st. Compare these prices and
note the savings:
Chuck roast, &c. ID.
Rib roast, Csc. ID.
Plate beef, 1Sc. ID.
Round steak, soc. ID.
Sirloin steak, 35c. 10.
Porterhouse steak, 40c. III.
Fresh hams, 35c. ID.
Fresh shoulders, SIC. ID.
Fresh side, 2Sc. 10.
Salt side, 25c. ID.
Pork chops, 35c. ID.
Jones & Lamb Co. regular hams,
Csc. pound.
Picnic hams, Csc. ID.
Frankfurt sausage, CSC ID.
Pork sausage, 35c. ID.
Bulk shoulder, 28c. ID.
Tomatoes, 2 h cans, 15c. can.
Deliveries on the hour. Telephone
orders receive prompt attention
Nothing but strictly fresh stock. Tele
phone No. 527
NIERRICK'S STORE.
Race Street Cambridge.
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Prices on Flat Work
at Star Laundry

Sheets, sc.
Bolster Cases, SC.
Pillow Cases, &c.
Towels, 1 and &c.
Bath Towels, 2 and 4c.
Roller Towels, Sc.
Spreads, 15c.
Quilts, 25c.
Single Blankets, 25c.
Double Blankets, Soc.
WET WASH, 75c.
All Work Called For, and Satisfac-
ton Guaranteed. Phone 3S-M.
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STAR LAUNDRY
10 Poplar Street. Cambridge, Md.
Adv. 2-19-2w.
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Game Association To Meet.

The annual meeting of the Dor
chester County Game and Fish Pro-
tective Association will be held Mon
day night, February oath, at eight
O'Clock, at the Masonic Hall. At
this meeting officers for the ensuing
year will be elected, and also the
committees for the distribution of
game will be named. No persons
will be eligible for election or to
vote at the meeting whose dues for
the year 1919 are not paid.-James
R. Jones, Pres; Chas. E. Barnett,
Sec.-Adv. 19-3t. B&R.
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Notice to Returned Sailors And
Soldiers.

During the period OF. your read
justment to civil life, the Home Ser
vice Section, Dorchester Chapter of
the American Red Cross, will be glad
to cooperate with all de.nobilized
soldiers, sailors and workers Of Der
chester county, who desire its assis-
lance. Office hours. IL a. m. to p.
M, in the New Armory. 2-3-1m.B-I
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YOUNG HORSES AND MULES.

I have just brought home large
consignment of young horses and
mules, suitable for all kinds of work.
From now on I shall be getting in
new stock every week, and it will pay
all persons thinking of buying to see
new. L. DEAN, Gay Street Sta
bles. Phone, 59.-Adv. 2-1?-tf. b&r.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR sAAs

The spring season has opened, and
will keep constantly on hand a.
large supply of Horses and Mules,
for sale or trade My stables are in
the rear of the New Armory, and my
Office is on Gay street.
EDWARD S. PHILLIPS, T.
ADV. 1-4-tf. B&R. Cambridge, Md.
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Executive Committee Meeting.

There will be meeting of the
members of the Executive Committee
of the Dorchester County Gam and
Fish Protective Association Saturday
night, at o'clock, at the Offices of
V. S. Bradley.-Jas. R. Jones, Pres.
1927. B. 20-3t.
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NEW YORK THE BEST MARKET
IN THE WORLD.

Ship your poultry and produce to
Peter McClees. 800 Washington St.,
New York, and receive the very
highest market price. For fur
rher information cali Joseph NJ. Col
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09

light, succeeded in getting himself In
troduced to Nat.
Were you present at the perform
once tonight, Mr.. Goodwin 2" no asked.
Yes" was the answer, was
there"
And did you see my imitation Of
you, Mr.. Goodwin" continued the
young man.
Eyes; I saw it." came the reply.
"And," persisted the aspiring youth,
''may I ask you to give me your ver-
dict on the excellence and fidelity OF
my art as disclosed in the imperson-
alton of yourselfP"
| well" said Mr.. Goodwin. one OF us
Is rotten"
| There is a mission school down by
| the Plaza and now that the summer
vacation is on, not few Los Angeles
eachers are volunteering their SER
vices by the day, to help out the regu-
lar workers. And some funny Things
happen in consequence.
| The other day one of the visitors
lust back from week at the beach
was trying to teach some of the urch
ms the alphabet. One youngster go
AT far rs II and could get no farther
Think, think hard" urged thu
teacher, and then by way OF giving
him a cue, added: What have OF
both sides of my nose?"
The youngster looked at her crit
ically for moment and then an
,swered. "Freckles."