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DEMAND for cotton eoeA..

The export business In cotton piece
soods continues very active. Nsuss. Hess-
iein q Co.. Inc, report this week TT IL
being brought home to foreign buyers
that reaction in prices Ii not TO be az
pected for some time to come. Deliv-
cries are slow and cotton 10 rising from
day to day. Foreign importers have
bought conssrvatively during the
summer monthA owing to q lack Of con-
fdsncs IN high values and tho result Is
that. generally speaking. they are now
not In . position to hold on. but are COM
PEELED TO rep,snish their stocka"
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Unowitst (schimments q Uno-
wits)-wsiss q RoRwarg..
sommer.spantar Co.. Inc.--Bush-
wick Lumber Co. ,.........
sehornstsin. Aarcn-R. J. Ma
ssiliysn, sar.h-.x. n. Ki,;dusii.. =.
ssgaa, Herbert I. (segai Trading
Cow. c. Stow Of al. ..,... !.
Tobias. RICHARD D.-Yale Ropsiak
wendell. xrederick--J. wendell. [.
fohaiem. Hsrry--N. Edwards. 3.
BRONX.
Bronx Terminal Storage Ware
house Corpn.-M. b. Dswhitins
Duser. Eisie-C. Singer. ..,......
fftssersid, Andrew W.. Mo-
Creery q 90. $3.50.
Manalovitx. Oscar-A. cohen. n.
Postal. oeorge-N. W. Peters q
scsroder, John--N. Tartakowsky
Schore, Holman Nm. Kranar
H. q n. Productions, ino.EBau-
man d Co. ..............
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Mail. Open to Containers.

Postmaster Patten stated yesterday
that liquids. dyes and similar goods en-
closed In lead sealed containers for for
eign countries admitting such matter
will BE- admitted to the parcel post malls
provided the containers are labelled in
printing to show the nature Of the con-
tents, quantity and the name of the man
ufActuTsr or dealer. The containers must
be enclosed In substantial outside COW
ers which will open easily Tor inspection
For manufacturers using top cans screw
covers are recommended.
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"Buy Fur Garments in
u. S." Campaign Started

THE Board Of Trade Of the Fur
| Industry 10 to inaugursts .
1 campaign 70 point out to re-
tail buyers IN general the .advan-
taEes Of buying fur garments made
In this country. OF American pclts.
This was decided at meeting Of the
board In this city yesterday. and
committee. consisting Of J. II. Hlei-
stein. Adolph Engei. Michael Holian-
der. Fred Kaufman and o. q. Becker,
was appointed To- TAXA action In the
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Tho Sinking Fund Commission took
the FIRST step yesterday toward the con-
styuction of the six big piers at Staple
ton, Staten Island, by recommending an
appropriation of s6.seS.s<s to build
have to be passed upon by tho Board
of Estimate and later by the Board OF
Aldermen. The money. II appropriated
win be raised by the sale OF bonds.
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The local MARKET for spot cotton was steady
nnd . points lower at ss.sSc. for middling
upland; Gales NIL. Southern spot msrkets fol.
low: Galveston. steady. unchanged ct DC. !:
changed ~ se.ssc; saies 3As bsies. Mobile
quiet. d points lower Ut $500: sales. no
bales. Savannah quiet. points higher n
%. 3sc.; saies I'll bAiea. Charleston Arm. q
points higher at u.1sc saics nil. AuGusta
nrm. UNCHANGED at w.zSc; saies, s7N 6Ales-
Memphis steady. unch anged at &c; saiss.
al a.sc.: sales. s1sa baiss. Dallas steady
70 points lower at %, $50. !: saies s.sn bales.
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Am.pioan vessels -ai.sins.

= L6spoN,T OFT as-Two American saii-
ing vessels were posted at Lloyds yester-
day, the schooner, Henry w. Cramp. from
Norfolk via Bermuda for Rio Janeiro, as
missing. and the bark Lyman ID. Foster
from Nukualofa, Friendly Islands, for
San Francisco, as oyerduA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

. .EEy Essins so pI ns p sss; II
moderate mod demand At is9aso; a h. for ma
cAIVEs-Rse.lst. head; $40 on
sale. MsrRstrstesdy. fveals sold at tl79
u . 100 lbs; Westerns, .ss.5o0ls. City
dressed yeals. az ssc; 70. =.
Son; II veais. Isl. ii: 10. 40, siT.
SHEEP AND, LAMBs-Receipt., s.Ro
head; IL cars on sale. Feeling unchanEsu.
yssriinss, SO; lambs. 1850 ais; ouii.. 50
9lo. Dressed mutton steady at LOG i6c. q
h.; dressed lambs In fair demand at 70
seies-Tobin a shannon: a1t state
lambs. ~ lbs. average, t1t:so; = sheep,
lo2. So. Kerns Commission Co; 52< West
ist. IS. sis.Jo; a Psnn.yiysnia, Is, .tit;it;
4 sheep, ITO, IS. g. Sanders: 40 State
lambs y; .iti $ sheep. %. 81 g; JIdd a. 4
. ysarlings, ITO, $40. McPherson 2 Co, Is
Gull lambs. 81. Is; 10 Jersey shesp. 81
Hoxs-Reoeipts, s,s,o head; none on sale.
Feeling nominaily lower.
Live stock markets In Other Cities.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. n.-Hos.-Re-
seipts. 1900; lever: Bulk. :il.s9ia:
:s ,i fiiis' Ss ass'Tn as :ia .His
~ M; packing pa 'ows. no'7s@li.ss; pisA
c:stis-Reo.ipts. 5000; steady. H..vy
1885; medium and, good. Sia@lb.s5; COM
mon, isso011.ss; light, good and ohoies.
Suteher cattle. hsifsrs. is.Ss 0is7s: cows
lsxo@1i:15; canners and cuttern ts.as o
SIS; veal calves. $40 OF; feeder steers.
sS.spMR:c: :Sssr scsC:'r rssi Ioeso
y..riins wsthera iS.,S 9Io.iS; ewes $50
i no. ssii' and Core s.ss ;,Ss srsss
CHICAGO. Oct. ,s.-Hoss-Rseeipt.,s "a
600; estimated tomorrow. $1,000; elosins
S SrIs at Ysst ss1. average TeP s5s1s:
iIsSs ISM. ~ sis:e: nf h.svy pssilns
; ;ss; isR.G ss Oh, Sss.. ssStls "'
morrow. 5000 ' sn.ss,isS. sssf Steers 70,
% DTin. s1d hssSyw.,sh choice and
s VI: s;od M ssIns sseie: i:S,si,: ss@
calves. si70isi feeder steers. s70Iais;
s ssa COW: . %;'t s.l r.ns ::
Sheep sas.p-R 3 ssSp. $4,000 estimated to,
ewes. medium, good and choice, ys.TsS
Ssoi culis and common. s9sso; breed.
..I EAST st! Ct. LOUIS. GO. ,,-Hes..Hs,
S:ssys, ', S::;ss S,'. SS:sis%;
GIa,Sos iisht lights, tii;ss9i,;so; heavy
e. sows. rough. VsooiSiS: piss iO.5a
c.ttle-Rso..p.:, 5000: steady to strong
che s. and R1ims; 1850 oisso: psdIas
is.gs; Light ws,sh. good and choice. s,!3
butcher cattle. heifers. sTels; cows, $3.50
q ~: Gamers and cutters. t5.a60GSs; veal
i isc ta sss 1 ...1 a.n ssS Ssiihs
shsep.Reesipts. 2.Soo; steady to higher.
tSm%cn' ,sSiiss cC ysailias w.,hs sS SO
sulis and eomman. 80 40.
,, PITTs ,IsS. 9S, ,aMc.s:lss''.d,
'a gRs.pM nsa im :sp1iy s9i tsis pr,m.
;i iys Ii lambs "Si'' veal calves
Mos'1Le.:r; supply 20 dousl. e Deck
III '1 p,. sso sht ro dSIs:r' iisSs
1000; steady. Selected heavy shipper,
IL sn0 stag. 'TTsoieS's' ana isn''' ""
Cattie-Recsipts. 1900; steady. Calves
sh.sp-Recsips.. 500; steady. Lamb.
steady.
EAST BUFFALO. Oct. ss.-castis-Rs.
cIvss.Reesipts. a5o. steady; ,1esa
Hoss-Recsipts, i,l2o; active; s5e. "a
SOC. lower. Heavy. MIXED and Yorkers
tIs.So: ,ighs Dc: 81: p,s. ;iasoeni
Sheep and Lambs-Receipta, 600; steady
Lambs, ss01tIS. few eiS; yenrlings. e7Q
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TRIcoT SILK ttsrssy knit). 100 pieces.
u inches; immediate dsiiysryi taups. black.
underwear skirts BECKER. Gramsroy
aeto. BECKER. Amsterdam. New York.
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COTTON STATISTICS.

mand Of 70 points advance: middiins, x17sd.
Sales, 1000: American. s.ooo Imports. iop;
American, 1000 ruturcs opened steady. II
points lower. October. f.6d.; Deosmbsf
a. t7d.; January. n isd. March. q. cd. +: NAY
n .zsd.: July. so.s6d. Manifestations Arm:
ciothA fair business doing.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
g 0amond- Bordeaux. Sept =.
g Britannis. M,rseillss. sspt. p
Sc Lake Ontario. Uvsrpeol. od. =
b sliedrscht Rotterdsm. oos. T.
81 King Alfred. Antwerp. Oct. &
s. Corcoran. Hsvrs. 0ct.
I: S SssI;., y:sa'P Ri s:,ss. 5srh oI
% ssierno, Gibraltar. Oct. I.
Sc Bonnefon. London. Oct. I.
ss IAiebors, Copenhagsn, Oct g.
Be- Toronto, Hull. Oct. Q.
8. Fredcriels.borg. c0psnh.gsn. Oct. q
d Republic. Cristobai. Oct. H.
Sc Eastern Star, Genoa, Oct. T.
Is Python. st: Nasaire, Oct. D.
Sc MsasnIaS raysi, Oct Il. r'..
Sc Western Spirit. Rotterdam: Oct
80 Dcreby. Hartlepool, Oct ..
90 Anton Van Driei. Rotterdam. Oct. Z
So Philadelphia, Curacao. oc1. is
Sc Regina d'ftala. Gibraltar, Oet. Il
So Brookheld. Bordeaux. Oct. -
So Lutstian' Dartmouth. oc.. 10
So Edenton. Gibraltar, Oct, ..
So Bretanier. Antwerp, Oct.
Be West Pool, Antwerp, OG1. o.
S. Communipaw, Gibraltar. Oct. ..
% Mohawk. JAcksonvilie. Oct. n.
Due Tomorrow.
81 N 0uTUt A1l9s boutunMptOus w.
e. orduna, Liverpool, oot. Is
Sc Paul Psix. Middlssbrough, Dot. o.
81 KsotA, Manchester. Oct. II.
g k:s. sh; So,s.ss. nS''; ga, o' "
Sc Western Hope, Rotterdam, Oct. Il.
Sc City of Columbus, New 0rleans, Oct 10.
So vasAri. Rio, Oct ..
So Argentina, Naples, Oct. Il
So Europa, Almsrta, Oct. Il
Sc Burmese Prince, Queenstown. ocs. IL
So Carolyn, Rouen. Oct Il.
Sc Sioux, London Oct. ..
90 II. O. Foiger, Havrp. Oct, II.
Sc Peter h. crowsii, Barbados. Dot. IT.
TRANsATLANTIc MAILS
To-day.
Netherlands. Via Rotterdam: also parcel
post MALE for Netherlands. Be-. Edward
SsS%s,. hs..d 4 n D.nmar Germany. L.
llama: also parcel pos. mail: for Norway
81 So, s,svns and Spain tspedsily addressed
ohlsj, VA Lisbon, CsdiI and Barcelona also
Sarcei post msiis for Portugal. Madeira,
Tsnaier IN Morocco, s.. Emilia s. Do Perea,
Saturday. Oct. %.
France, Belgium, Rpmama. Buisars. Linz.
tipo, Trieste, German. ustris, Poland. Swift.
seriand, Italy. spain. Greece. Portugal. Egypt.
l British s,l lan1s sst.ismenss and Paras Va
hsyre; also parcel post mails for France.
Algeria, Corsica and runis. Be, France. $50
gibraltar CGrsecs must be specially addressed
for dispatch by this steamer). Via Gibraltar
and Patras; also parcel post mail, for Glib
rsitar and Greece. Be. frssidsnts Wilson, 10
Great Britain. ireland. Netherlands Cor
many, Hungary, Athuania, Latvis. Finland.
and Cape Verde Islands, via Southampton.
other countries, via cherbourg. must be spe.
cjaly addressed; also parcel post mails for
Great Britain. Ireland. Egypt RIstish India.
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TRANsPACIrIC MANS.

BFfush East Africn and MhltA % Aur1h<fc
70 A. N. IL '..,s..-t
Greece Cpsrcsl post mais cniy,. via Pirseus.
b. Cenada, toyD A. n.
TRANsPAcIFTc MANS.
Ths connecting mails close ~ tho ocners,
Post Officr and City Han Pos, 0ffics station,
New York, a. Y. NJ, ns foilewsi 4
Japan, Corea. China. siberia. slam, Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Phallppln>
lsiands. via vanccuver end. victoriA b. o.,
D. Empress Of Asia, Oct. rs. %. So.
Hawaii. and Shanghai City. via san Fran.
deco. 90. Nippon Msru. Oct. 70,
Japan, Corea, China slam. Cochin Chins
asco, g. siberia Msru. Oct. y. 80. 49,.
China, via. Seattle. Be. .Jaysry, Oct; n.
Tahiti. Marauesss, Cook Islands. New zes
trslia, VIA San Francisco, Ss. Moans, Oct, ~
Hawaii. Samoan Islsnds, Australia and New
Zealand. via San Francisco. So. schoma.
Nov. Z = = y,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic survey-
Standard Tine.
Sun rises. fife A N Sun sets. .sO4 p N
Moon sets. Pm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. SIT A N Gov. Island. . 20 A M
]. He'll Gaie....... u:11A N =
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. ..2:1s N Gov Isiand. % A N
He'll Gste ........6:x AN
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
NJ Nyxy A e<rxs a -


First name that OF debtor; second that
OF creditor ana date judgment was nied;
Goldman, Barney-N. schiesin-
Seri May ., 1s1s.............. t107.so
Bradford, Margaret, and Natl
s.rsty, .co.-Peopis. &C.; Feb. $500
Sinclair. Howard, and Nah. surety ''
Co.-PeoPie. So; Oct. .. 1917
- y.cated) ,....: ...-... 49,. 10000
cGldeerS: Msnusi-P. spsrling;,
Bankon.- Gsorge--M Paymer et
. al: April e. isli; :. $3.50: ,i1Is
Casualty Co. of ". Y.-Peopie,
Ac.: July II, 1918 (vacatsdJ 1000. 90
Hudson Navigation ON. r. FFfF
Betting and Packing Co.; April
squires. Herbert Or Meyer; ''
Aug. !; lsls..; 80: i1s.ss
Fob. 10. 1913. ..............,,. lss.sS
CConncr. Cornelius, and Santo
Domingo Gold and Copper Co
A. n. Fuller: May g. is0S..h sTtI1
~ 4't BRONX.
issth St and Washington Ave-.
nue %, Inc--Y. Field; rsb.
p.ndi.!d. w1iiiiiiiaim; T., and John 'i''''''i
stshl--a J. LApof: Aug. Il.
ib' ..................... 3etN
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Judgs John c. Knox has appointed Roger
B. Wood receiver for the silver Stationery
Company and United BiAhkbook Company
bond, 5000.
Judge Knox has appointed clifford q.
Ludiush receiver for Shapiro Rossn-
biAum; bond. t3.Soo.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
ALA v..tarAav. 0r~A mama
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CAPITAL Ei.ECTRIc LIGHT COMPANY.
III; .s.s.. ns sii%is. ,noiudina debt: on
open accounts. %. jai. Principai cred
itors, Public National Bank Of New York.
1900 Eclipse Light Company W.;
Bsrocohp, See broadway.
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Wsst rV.utisth Street LiaSiiities' $50.
os3: Assets mono. Principal creditors:
Louis Levins. $500. Majestic Mills. a.
pstitionsr. Samuel HOFFMAN. $40 Broad
AKRON FLErss--Iayoiun,ary $40 East s,x-
ty-<rst street. Liabilities and assets
not stated Principal creditors, Kronda
Krsska 4 Co. 500; Artistic Button Com
Reny. nfj; Attorney for pstitionsr.
sHRo HAT COMPANY. iNc.--Invoiunt.ry.
SOS Greene, street. Liabilities, $4,000;
assets, ta.soo. .Prtnsipal creditor. Y.
Attornsys for pstitionsrs. Ehine 4 Wetn-
srt. asS Broadway. Michael Edeistsin.
receiver; bond, tl,Seo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-24

Buenos Ayres Grain Market.
BuENos AYRHs. Nocs.n @.-Closins grain
markets:
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Pcs. shown IL D.:o; md c.s,.so 3. p,r 100
klos (2so.5 lbs). ~.
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Z. SOC; No :, Isc. Loins. No. 1. ssc.: No
2, asc.; No. 9. iie.. Rounds. No. 1. aSMc.
No. !. $50; No. 3. fsc. Chueks. No. 1. isc.
No. .. Sc: No. ., 30.
The daily banner., 1919-06-19
Notice to all Dog Owners

As is now known by practically ev-
cry resident of Dorchester county, the
present Dog Law became effective Ju-
! ly /, 1918, and operative on the 1st day
of July each year thereafter, and for
various reasons, fully known to the Of
tenders, not more than one-fifth of the
dogs in DORCHESTER county Were licens-
between 5000 and 10000 dogs in this
county.
Therefore, all owners of dogs take
notice that we purpose, during the
year 1919, to tax every dog in this
county, and the town Of Cambridge,
and to procure this result we will. on
August 18th. 1919, appoint sufficient
with Instructions to bring before a
Justice of the Peace each and every
delinquent at which time the proper
penalty will be imposed upon such
delinquent. The full penalty tor fail
ure to license dog is a fine of $25.
and (or) Imprisonment for not exceed
ing 80 days.
Police will visit every resident and as
force said law.
To avoid any unnecessary embar-
rassment. this office requests that ev-
cry citizen endeavor to acquaint him.
self, or herself, with this dog law, par
ticularly such portions thereof as ap-
ply. to the licensing and tagging of
their dogs, and in this connection, be
nation may call at the Treasurer's Of
flee. where our service is at the COM
THOs. e. KERR, Treas.
6-11-to-8-1-e.o.d. r. 6-11-to-8-1.
n IJiII GOIioitO-
The daily banner., 1919-06-19
DANIEL ]. STEVENS
WeH-Known Citizen Dies at Hurlock
Wednesday Morning.

Daniel j. Stevens, fiftytive years
old, died Wednesday morning at the
home of his son. Guy Stevens, at
Hurlock, death coming as ,he result
of complication of diseases.
Mr.. Stevens was a son of the late
William II. and Elizabeth \. Stew
ems, of upper Dorchester. He had
been engaged in farming since reach
ing maturity, and for several years
past had conducted the States farm,
at Sykesville, to which position he
was appointed by Governor Colds
borough Because of failing health,
ago. to his sons home at Hurlock.
Wednesday morning the latter, who
had spent the night in the room
with his father. helped him to rise
and take a seat in a chair. A few
minutes later he found him dead.
The funeral will take place Fri
day afternoon at Washington. ceme-
terry, Hurlock.
Mr.. Stevens is survived by his
wife, formerly Miss Emma Wright,
and the following children: Messrs.
Clinton a,d Arthur, and Misses Lula
and Willie Stevens, of Baltimore;
Mr.. Guy Stevens. Hurlock: Misses
Evelyn and Helen Stevens, who lived
with their parents, and married
daughter, formerly Miss Matte Stey-
ems. He also left several brothers
and sisters, his parents family be-
fore his death having numbered
twelve. They are:
Mrs. Mary z. Sparklin, santiago,
Cal; Shadrach H. and George W..
Stevens, and Mrs. Frederick Richard
son, williamsburg John Wesley,
William H. and Albert ]. Stevens, and
Mrs. Martha Todd, Hurlock; Thos.
E. Stevens. fredericksburg; Mrs. Net
tie V. Poole, Camden, N. j., and
Frederick F. Stevens, of Stevens,
Smith & Co., Cambridge.
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ly s12,1764 40; National Bank OF
Cambridge, $4,000, and Daniel
Garner, $4,000.
The bonds have a face value of
$4,000, and are divided into de-
nominations of $1,000. The first
$1,000 will be due July l, 1920, land
they will then fall due on the first
day of each succeeding January, un-
til the whole Indebtedness has been
paid. They bear five per cent. in
terest and will net the purchasers
about asa per cent. That the city
should have been able to market its
obligations at so favorable a rate of
interest, Notwithstanding the enor-
nous amount of bonds sold in the
The daily banner., 1919-06-19
BAY FERRY SAILED TODAY
Elaborate Ceremonies Mark Opening
OF New Service.

The maiden trip of the new ferry
to the Eastern Shore. from Annapo-
lis to Claiborne, was made today
with elaborate ceremonies attending
the opening of the new service.
AS guests of Governor Harrington
nearly 1000 Marylanders, and Wash
ingtonians left on a special Wash
ington, Baltimore and Annapolis
train from Baltimore at 10.45 o'clock
this morning for Annapolis. The
train carried the party to the foot OF
King George street, Annapolis, where
the ferry, scheduled to make her lnl-
tial trip from Claiborne this morn
ing. was waiting.
There were speeches by Governor
Harrington, and by Mayor Strange,
of Annapolis, the latter presenting
to the Captain Of the ferry steamer,
the Emerson C. Harrington, Mary
land flag. At 1 o'clock the steamer,
with Governor Harrington and his
SuCS(S vi UOdl lSII 1oi ShS i1esSS
ern Shore. A buffet luncheon was
served on the boat. At Claiborne
there was a reception and feast.
VIM. D. Travers, chief clerk oil
the Liquor License Board, has ten
dered his resignation, effective July
Is, when he will become associated
with the management of the ferry,
as purser on the Emerson c. Har-
rington. He will have entire charge
of the business OF the ferry and will
be assistant manager to Capt. T. c.
B. Howard. Donald Brown, OF
Cambridge, has accepted a clerical
position on the boat, and reported
for duty this morning.
A,number of Cambridgeans join
ed the Eastern Shore contingent,
among them being Senator Shep-
herd, Mayor Orem. P. Watson Webb
and Daniel H. Wright.
-O-
screen doors and window
a11&n DL;ninc udur
The daily banner., 1919-06-19

Fish are biting. Yes, We have
fishing tackle. Phillips Hdw. CO.
ADV. list. R. 1S-6t.
Don't you know we sell automc
biles? Look at them going by
Come in and see our line. Dodge
Hudson, Overland. Phillips Hdw
Ce.-Ady.
!. Kitchen cabinets, the right
kind, at prices you want to pay
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Make your auto look new, ge
some of our auto paint. Phillip
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
BE comfortable, get one of oul
New Taylor oil cook stoves. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
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FLOWERS FOR GRADUATES.

We have on hand now a complete
supply of hot-house sweet peas; Ce-
cial Brunner, Sweetheart, white and
pink Killarneys, Prima Donnas, Hoo
sier Beauties and American Beauty
roses; carnations and Bella Don
mas. Also large supply of baskets
with which to arrange baskets OF
flowers. J. HOWARD EIRST,
Phone 504. No. 10 Race st
ADV. 6-18-2t.
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SPLENDID BUSINESS.

To a quick customer, on account
of my age, I will sell Or lease my
store, at the corner of Choptank ave
nue. and Travers street. One of the
best locations in Cambridge; also
will sell or lease nice lot adjoining
store.-J. I. Leonard, Cambridge,
Md.-Adv. 6-17-1m. 2a.w.
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Bonds Bring Premium

The bonds issued by the city OF
Cambridge for the purpose of pur-
chasing additional fire fighting equip
ment were sold last evening to Rob-
ert Garrett & Sons, bankers, Baltl-
more, Md, for s12,202. Other bid
ders were:
Messrs. Nelson, Cook & Co, Town
send Scott & Sons, Baker. Watts &
Co., all of Baltimore, who bid joint
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Inst two YEARS, speaks highly ef- -itf
rcedit and the conduct of its affairs
by the Town Commissioners. Mr..
Kelly, representing Robert Garrett
& Sons, who was in Cambridge to-
day on behalf Of his firm, spoke in
high terms of the general manage
ment of the city. it's financial stand
ing. and the conduct of the Office OF
the Town Clerk and Treasurer.
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YOUNG HORSES AND MULES.

l have Just brought home q larg
consignment OF young horses an,
mules, suitable for all kinds of work
From now on shall be getting l.
new stock every week, and It will pa
all persons thinking Of buying to Sc
me.-W. L. DEAN, Gay Street sts
bles. Phone. es.-Adv. 3-11 tt. BIZ
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NOVICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber, Mary Virginia Bryan, hath OBJ
Dorchester county. in Maryland. let
ters of administration on the personal
estate of Annie Aurelia Bryan, late of
All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to the
December, next; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 27th day
of May, 1919.
MARY VIRGINIA BRYAN,
EXecutrix of Annie Aurelia Bryan, de-
ceased. RUSSELL p. SMITH,
True copy. Test: Register Of Wills.
RusseIl p Smith h-29
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AN OFFER,

l will sell all of the Howard Nit
chell farm, as it is, except a lot on
the back of the field, at a small prof
it, and on easy terms. For informa
ton, apply to James c. Leonard
Adv. 6-17-1m. Ia.w.
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u 9LEhe influence -eerra-has been praC-
/ tically subdued and is fortunately un
able to disguise itself and resort to
propaganda.
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Auto tires and tubes; get one
now; they are cheap. Phillips Hdw.
Co.-Adv.
Welcome home, boys! "Ouc
Fighters" we like you. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv. list, R. 1S-6t.
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Tuesday, July |, '19

between the hours Of two and three
o'clock p. M. all the following describ-
ed leasehoh property of the late John
e. Eskridge. situate, lying and being
in the city of Cambridge, Maryland.
and better described as follows: Be-
ginning for the outlines of the same on
Academy street. at a post 40 feet dis
tant from the division line between the
property hereby conveyed and the
premises of Emma Marshall. widow.
thence running North 50 degrees West
n feet to the Northwest corner Of the
dwelling house on the lot lately con-
veyed. thence North 81 degrees Is min
utes West 138 feet to the lot of La
venia r. Gather, thence with the last
named lot South 10 degrees 80 minutes
West, S5 feet to the lot Of William f.
minutes East PIG IL feet to Academy
street thence North degrees 80 min
ginning. Being part Of the same lot
which was leased for nfnety-nine
years, renewable forever. at an annual
ground rent of thirty dollars, by Lydia
brother. by lease dated the End day of
June, 1882 and recorded in Liber CL,
No. 4, folio 423. And it is agreed with
the said Lydia A Ross that this lot
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shall be responsible for fifteen dollars
of the annual rental reserved in said
lease. Being the same and Identical
property conveyed unto the SAID John
Z. Eskridge by deed dated the 26th
among the Land Records of Dorchester
county, in Liber c. L., No. z, folio 542.
This property being at this time occu-
pied by Mr.. John Fountain.
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