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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

An around you, young friend. is the
Jungle.
Il IL fun OF villa beasts ana poison.
M snakes. also dinease- hrseding In
sects.
II IL 20 pleasant. u Ia the clear
inF, where o live. with your father
and mother n al sorts OF decent
people. that you may sometimea be
tempted 90 think that there isn't any
Jungle. that Il IL all . scary story. IN
vented 10 frighten baa boys aud glria-
But. ] am sorry 10 say, tho Jungle
10 ~ MYTH. but hard. cruel reality.
And all through IL lie the bieached
bones u many a fine fellow ard pref
~ Eirl who wandered too far y ~
depths. and nsves returned,
IL may serve you a good turn 20
know some u the dangerous creatures
that live IN the Jungle, watching
waiting. with the endless patience VI
hiuod-i us' for the human prey.
Pint and fiercvst, there u the man
eating tiger. Alcohol He Il a say
looking beast with bright stripes and
frey eyes. That quite c~onslderahi,
portion Of the human race known aa
Iamphoola think he can be domesfl-
Gated and Will make a fine pet GHn-
Grafton after generation of the Damp
hpoi family entertain this same dslu-
alon. Notwithstanding the fact that
NINfHNfltIn OF tAtm are tllttNs
scratched. mansied o. murdered by
the vicious beast before they get sense
enough 70 XII him.
Don't play with this animal Don't
stroke him n talk pretty 10 him and
let him follow you arouns. no matter
how gentle he seems nor how sweet
~ he purrr.
Hes an ~ineurahie devil AZ heart and
Il only waiting for his chance 20 get
you.
shoot him on sight. and shoot 10
kiii The only reasonable remedy for
him Ia determination.
Then there IL the biz snake called
Gambling.
He IL az biz a liar as the serpent
Of Eden. from whom probably he II
a direct descendant
Hs has an allurlnF eye, Ind many
~ the young chap that has followed
MIN of into the jungle, and never
came back.
Don't gamble, Neither in little nor
biz affairs. Clean your self Of the
habit. It's both ugly and dangerous,
So employer want a clerk that
rkmoies. No woman wants a gafn-
bling husband. no bank wants % 90
BUSINESS with a gambler. And II n
II known you gamble IL is a black eye
fQr you among any KIND Of reputable
hI|Hineas men.
Ihen there IL the harry, or filthy
blfd. known ~ profanity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

December !, 1918, an increase Of CO per cent. There
has been a slight decrease since that time. the figure
for March l being $50. 76. or 55 per cent above the
1913 average. During the same time bank deposits
In the United States have increased almost three.
fold. In European countries during the wal period
bank deposits more than doubled.
Recently the Evening Herald quoted at length
from Irving Fishers monograph. "The New Price
Revolution in which the facts concerning the in
crease IN the amount Of money and Of credits were
brought out and the world wide phenomenon Of
rising prices accompanied by increase of money
was analyzed. The statement was put forward by
Professor Fisher that the increase Ia amount OF
money and Of credits was responsible for the general
rise in the price level. But Professor Fisher also
pointed out that il is extremely unlikely that there
this country or European countries within the next
few years, and that the price level win remain
permanently high as compared with the prc.war
level.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
Sound at Heart.

tElN this country, writes DIR. Nicholas Murray
Butler in a recent issue ~ Leslic's magazine.
we are blessed, or otherwise with u few
parlor. editorial aud academic Bolsheyists, who
without in the least comprchending the significance
Of what they are saying or writing. and with the
safety Of their own skirs and incomes guaranteed
by other people, profess sympathy with the teach.
ings and aims Of these mad aud murdcrous
autocrats. But the heart Of the American people is
sound and the head of the American people is clear.
They understand the difference between orderly re-.
form and violent revolution. between q democratic
republic that marches 10 the music of progress, aud
a system Of class control which rests upon envy
hatred aud malice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
Tomorrow

ToMpHROW. Ami %. Will no ihe
uuuitorFnrY 0f tho birthday or
truDrli Grant Ulysses simpson
1ruut was born at I 1lnt Pleasant,
emo, Iu lh22. lie was graduated from
West Point ln iSi3. md three years
Inter was sent to tho front N The
Mexican war Tie fought throughout
Tho Wur, winning n high record for
bravery and ability. and NJ tho cnd of
the conflct In isis had earned his
Dtpiulnry.
After tho Mexican w.r Grant ro-
fisn'd from the army and became q
lprmcr bon Missouri. In tho seven
'o'rs toiuWirr he made % failure Of
ur'rifr und ~ two other business
fniurrH ~ 1891. whom tho civil Whr
y rnk" out Giant promptly .~oluntected
DTS sofs Irrr itp was thrice rof'isef.
Nut doc fn the influence Of Coz eruGf
Yates tiut VAS finally given tho
''lopt'ty Of the Twenty-nrst Lines
'olunl'or' S'vcn weeks later he was
mudo u hrir8dior general.
llH arrctEscs az nonolgon and
NiCkfhurr marked him as q leader
~ tn' Union forces. aud I'm February,
lNbl, ne YVES placed In command Of
The entire Union army
In 1858 Grant was nominated for
president hv the Republican party. lie
wns elected aud again nominated and
reelected I'm 1879. Grant died from
cancer nj the tongue ne l snnatouum
uoHr S%urHiorn on July 20. 1855. lie
wIH huricd at Clnremont on Tho Uud-
son 90 H temporary tomb. The perm.
mem tomb. begun IN IS0g. when
President Harrison laid tho corners
stone was completed In 1897 and ded-
i''ied ON the 27th OF April IN that
year,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

q TUDY Of index figures Of commodity prices
In the United States and in certain foreign
countries shows that while prices have risen
very considerably in this country through the war
period. the rise in other countries has been greater.
In September. 1915, wholesale prices Of all com
modifies were l0I per cent over the average Of
1919. That was the highest figure reached in this
country. According 20 the London Economist the
price level in the United Kingdom was highest in
August, being AZ that time 1913 per cen; above the
1913 average. Figures on the increase of prices in
France arc not washable for any time later than
June. 1915; however. the index figure ms published
by the siatstique Generate for May showed an in.
crease Of 235 per cent over the 1913 price level
Countries nearer the scene Of actual warfare show
greater rises in the price level, and prices in those
countries began 20 rise 81 an earlier date than in the
United States.
The general rise in commodity prices was ac-
companied everywhere by n considerable increase
an the amount Of money in circulation and in the
amount Of bank deposits. In the United States the
average amount Of money in circulation per capita
III 1913 was 1886. This increased TO $j6.2] ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

UuOrCUOJT the war automobile
unHH"" HH o. U.IHH we're generous
= .u fnU Joan ui thrIr cars Tor uur-
UUHf. of wHf HI relief u Dol 20
hoped thHt though the rroh'
emergency H past. 90" sam" punl'r
.U.UIt,Iu wII Nr shown hN them ih
h.Iu.nr fu meet uH1DH-tin" problems
Certainly fnlU. HIIll urH MANY ways
InI. i.r fHit matter. there always
u. IN. uHH 600 which those furtu-
HffH ,IusEH tn IA automobiles can
ruI their ctrH tu service for 90" come
f,rry Ipfom.ble owner for exam.
uIr hHH Hmour hlH cog hor %arlunin-
ttup. ~Hs.EhNars vino now uru husily
.u.frI.fuu WORKS These |rrIrhnUr'
miy Hl.H fH journey Ions distance
I. fHr H. IHH.T IrfINifIHH
TH. I.. H. frequent Journeys %
I.u HrHHf HH In crowded street lIrs
U.II Iu fHu inevitable fatigue cot thoir
..I .lUH.IIDIur labor The extra "a
IHHH rIIH even become Hn excessive
fu H"' 900 abandonment uf ru.
I effort fu tH. community real
Ia
cotton f would Hn possible. without
H .H.HUt Zoo thr automobile
.HH.T fH HHHU n easter Cor these
GOOD. H...HH..H 200 travel hfrk ana
...f. Dr. uHuII .u be- t|uU'y 1000 lud
.H IUi fDH..u. as luf ..uIilf
."HH undo. fH. ufU uIH 90 iur NHr
HHUI.
.r. where Tho HWurr.r requirements
IfhH fhIH particular form of public
.HfNI.N IIUT.ttUIHIt. there stll Hro
many other Wavs zoe which his auto
mobile IHlE uu used Cor socially NAlu-
.uI, ,HIa.
THE practice Yf taking c0uyalo9con'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

les not ~ much because lta wick
%. that o should avoid u. but bee
cause ~ disgusting u bars you
from the society Of decent women ~
makes se~lf-reHpeCunE men wish yuu
would go away It's unnecessary, you
can say anything you wish without a.
better than With a.
Then there IL tho old waodH-ilun
known a. ueN-peryeraion. ~ he gets
sou. you're "a Eoncr. not only BE- there
death ln his bite. hut his claws 10
they scratch you, produce the most
loathaomo diseases.
Mention should also be made ~ "a
most deadly brood ~ Wpsra called hN
he general name 81 dope May the
l0rD have mercy on you II they bite
YOU.
Besides these there are other y4-
oloua forms 81 Jungle life, such az
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

q n Grand aud Glorious rcciln'."
90 put away your little bundle of vnft-
coiorcd oil shares IN tho chisfoncf
drawer at evening. after FREUD Wife
has worked you over for a it-knrnt
sucker aud demonstrated 10 your com
plete satisfaction that you should have
put the mp1ey into coal aud reut ~
everything, aud you wake up n the
morning and the paper SAYS three. tour
or i've I.Ouu barrel ruHhcfH have inst
lot on which your shares are going 10
dulL ana YOU rush down own aud uuj
everybody Ia the office offering you
from one 10 wv thousand PEI cent on
your Investment ana YOU taurhuls
tell the boss TO take his little Old lob
and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

rHud THAT another Thog we're
U.I" uurr than UrImha tn such
ID UIE fellow uH buster Hrnr. and
fu.H simply made him DrIly for
u"Ir Itrr utlN Dec rIIur tn the hiE-
uI""" hu hHI got found ~ ty
100 fH, foot uf re- tree right under
H|H uf these shiny uu p1Ils Hustler
..H."u l|HuFluElF tt the piece uf
HIr and fhru Shared suHplrIously
tI fun ru uuIl FINALLY ho very Dlu-
N.u.'t reached out with ono paw
IHI pulI.l the piece of sugar toward
HIu. S. FlIIF happened. mud Iu %
fH.HI..TE fIHt piece 10 sugar had
fnIIIHUI 600 fhD other pieces down
Hu"I0TH throat.
TU.u I.u"ttl began o. hunt Cor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
VT THVEtNTVN w HNEF'FT"f
COPYRIGHT. 1919. ~ y. ". suRoUsa
HUSTLER Kinds spNI ~IsNt

nv TnOnNToN ". nURGTss.

w. ANuEulNg .HHut rI..
Nv nuf IHr.uE fl Eu nearer H
little uru NHu.. NHf un
able Co leave thr usiFhHuIu uul ui
thHf syrup which HU,.IDi Hu dD.
UrIuHs. buster Bear ufHf several
hour Then boz hrIrI .HH sound u'
Voices luI among fIH tI.t N. II"HI
light uf re- MOVING NrU. IHHHI"I
Brown luI Farmer brown" Irt HHI
locked uu che Uf.I. .u|I N.I"
were nu tn..r 1910. HuHU I.UHf.
Boar silently fHHuH.| fI." FOO H
safe distance uuHI uU IW Thorn
I,ll. fHt tIUHI Forrest Then Did"
wont hH"k Hmuue fut sugar HItulH
Somehow hr f"If 'lsifr .H h. m.rI
A t SAGE distance hr provided lI.
around tho little sugar uuu.r ht
knew that 10 was uull OF urIID.Uu.
sweets hut De- didn't dare uh i' s
iU after them tie hadn't forgotten
what bod happened tu him fHH EtH
sfurp Wutu Doc bod dome tHHf NfrH
Thing When Do REV rrpd uf tramp.
lus around tho little HuEHr hnI"t N.
wandered or umuul fuv maple IrfH
shifting metre and There HIHuE iN'
ground Hs lH went Worry UnrNp.r..
edly hc caught tho smell uf HIIuIr
sugar Hud u wifn'f coming from thn
direction uf the iffI, susan huu.
uusfpr followed hIs uuHr .fIIIFhf FOB
where D. dIu come from. lnNrr un
fhr ground lIy H lIttin uirru uf .uFaI
Hustler rubul'd THAT little piece u'
sullr the instant boz found uf $751;
how good 10 tHaftI' Hr began Goo
hunt flr more ful uTt.uIIr lU
found another little piece lH fhU
tImr Buster bad quite forgotten
every thinr hut that delicious aurif
Ut found another little piece and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
SOLOS
By THE Second Fiddle

BOWS boa IN" sovereign stute 81
Texas tho State Railways commission
bias ordered al passenger train s'rv-
ice discontinued dufiuE tho wur to
io immediately restored hy mo fod-
oral Railways administration .mi ms
referred its order TO Do lodstif rail-.
road Hdministrttuf Tor approval ur o..
Ieeuon a sovereign state These dhla
lH largely a state ui mind
-
~ TUE EXCITED newspapers uf
Rome continue 90 rDmp uu fno .cr-
r-eututiucs' ct uur president We mis-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

moro sugar lic trimpsd about his
way and mat way and shifted at
every inch Of ground for some dts
finto around that tree, But not an
other prumh Of sugar did he find
O. very little while he would come
huck 90 where no found mat last
piece tud every time no could
smell sugar Finally his nose told
him thai that sugar was IN the last
place m The world ho wanted Ia
ind d. ~ was lu that shiny Tin
pail hauEluE ON the tree.
NrN story: Hustcr Finally learns
IIis irs-in.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

WAR RISK INSURANCE. conrus.
ion Cleared b. Glass headline. ne
been ~ clear a. glass that hc sud
confusion has been badly In need OF
citutlne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
Foreign Trade Notes.

Gathered from n recent issue n ~
Nfinoid'H consular reportal
URUGUAY has proclaimed 90 Now
national holidays
Tn1NtpAD tnot Coloradol pro.
ducet 90 go gallons Of AnEosturn hi'
tors lnft year. rhis would 90 cnourh
hitiOru tn shake "a dash into 92.0N0. 900
sniftcrs boz as many mornings after
provided There were sfll morning
affef
NEw SOUTH WALES ran up O.
drink hill last year OF siaN. fa2.tip.
with "a g O'Clock closing law. And
Doc Farley a wasting bis talents in
Mexico.
THE CONDITION o. mo Austro-
Hungarian bank. boz seventy -sIs cpi-
uuins OF mime uguro statements ls
such uH tn rife u nifod States VI
uouui bank csamluci the wlilles
INCREASED uHo 81 American foot.
is noted iu lava Tho missionary
has finally received hlH new pair of
Bust you. tO.huf.'fm shoes
THE FiNANCtNL position of tho
Eruru works ir officially reported 90
resemble That OF 1 poker player Who
hns Just used tho ront monov 90 raise
on n short straight
ENGLAND h1H uftcd tho ontario
on kid glover which means that Eng,
lend finally regards herself as ON "a
pence basis
A FURTHER spread or prohibition
in Australia iH noted; importation Of
American uhccp.dIp having been pro-
hihitrd
INDIA has removed the embargo on
outgoing roWhlleH. thus releasing Hrf
oral million hides This Will further
lower The price Df hideH and leather
- -...HH be-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

MANUFACTURERS ssy paint and
varnlah viii cost mo more" They
might have added that said paint and
vanish viii cost no less" They have
merely reached tho limit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

ninr-a-iing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oh. Hum. darn that clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

HOW MANY razom have YOU
tricdf' wa arc asked by Il famous
manufacture. IN a personal letter.
Personally We have tried nny.acvsn
varieties and have found that they all
atuffof.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

RICHARD cAnLE raised $4,000
Cor y Victory loan here aud tie.0oe
IN ~ fnao. Nov VI Dick had been
selling OIL stock IN M Paso--f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

tNFLUENzA's lisi of crimes il now
complete. u has caused a. coal short
are ln Australia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

IT rs ANNOUNCED thar the TINT.
ed states will permit brewers TO make
z ~ per cent beer after May 4. hut
that brewers who mike it will opefato
AZ their peril II has been D%1puinfiy
peril.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
IF o OWN AN AUTO
By II. %ADDINGToN BRUc

Author Of The Riddle Of Personality" "Psychology and
parcnthuOd.' Etc.
Copyright. 1919. BY tho Associated Ncwapapers)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

VILLA FOLLOWERS. according 10
an "a paso dispatch. are w%recking rail-
roads, hanging civilians. l0otinE vii
lagos. etc This Ia a matter Of no Inn
pofinnce 20 Ions as hewhiskorcd Boil
shcvirts in remote sections of Russia
continue in action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

THE EX-KAIsEn's fear Of attack
ir another sample OF imperial Prussian
cgoiiHm. Most everybody has forgot
ten where the cN-kaisor is stopping
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
JUNGLE FOLK
By DR. FRANK A

~ ssssxsls-x. ,.... AZ e. ss.ns es.ns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

THE LOVE or peace. having grown
a sparse crop Of p~ln-fcathorH in place
Of itH once proud plumuro. probably
percicNcs that Paris b. no place FOR
nrndncfInn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

ARE THE professional politicians
bankrupt asks "a magazine writer In
fevorish alarm They may De. Pct.
hut De calm Their powers OF rccup-
Grafton are considerable.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-31
Floral DESIGNS

Have on display choice assort-
ment of Cut Flowers for all occa-
sions in the store adjoining the Cam
bridge Restaurant. Let me have
your order for floral designs for
funerals.
Special attention given weddings,
parties and all kinds of social affairs.
"Only the best In flowers" Is our
motto.
J. HOWARD HIRST
Race Street Cambridge.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-31

.Blackleaf-4G, and pyrOx will
kill all kinds bugs. Phillips Hdw.
Co.-Adv
Kitchen cabinets, all grades.
Car load to select from. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
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Tuesday, June 8, 'l9

between the hours of two and three
o'clock p. M. all of that farm. tract OF
Of land and wth at OF tae
and the rights. advantages. easements
and appurtenances to the same be-
longing, or in anyWise appertaining,
Lloyds postof1ce. in the Neck Election
District of Dorchester county, Mary
land, commonly known as the, DR..
which the said Dr.. John T. Dawson
and wife resided for many years.which
said farm contains $50 acres of land,
m aS M Ga sss asd Is neud
ing therein also the tract called "Po-
kety." all the tracts above referred to
constituting the said home farm Of
ted q one-half interest therein from
his father. James N. Dawson, and &C.
CURED the other undivided one-half
tie NJ. Reeder and Charles M. Reeder.
her husband, by deed dated the 21st
day of March. A; D., 1889. and recor,
dsd the Land Ser Of s ao
II. folio SAB. ana are the same lands.
and all thereof. that are described in
and mortgaged by the mortgages
and all thereof. that were described
and intended to be conveyed in the
deed from Calvin Harrington and wife
T. williams, dated the 25th day of
May. A D.. 1918. and now of record in
Liber w. H. NJ, No. A.. folio 696: etc;
one of the Land Record Books of said
This is one of the most beautiful wa
ter front farms in Dorchester county;
The dwelling. a large and substantial
building. stands upon a very pretty.
shady lawn. so situated that it furn-
ishes an unobstructed view right up
the beautiful Choptank river. Most of
county are so located that the sum-
mer winds blow from, rather than to,
the shore. producing a land breeze. but
this farm is SO situated that the
broad, navigable waters of the Chop
tank river. leading into Travers steam
boat wharf, skirt and border upon its
Eastern and Southern shores, so that
the Southern and Southeastern winds.
Choptank to the shore of this farm.
producing a refreshing and inyigorat-
high. green and Well shaded. Oysters
grow abundantly along the shore.
right in front of the door; the out
this is a very pretty and desirable wa
ter front farm.
TERMS OF sALE-s3.OOO cash and
balance. with interest, upon final rati-
fication Of sale. or all cash, ut the OBJ
ton of the purchaser. Title papers at
expense of the purchaser. Purchaser
can get immediate possession and will
SAMUEL w. LINTHICUM.
II. SANGSTON INSLEY,
N. B.-1f desired. the purchaser Of
the above farm may obtain a substan-
tial loan thereon through the under
signed.
SAMUEL w. LINTHICUM,
II. SANGSTON INSLEY.
B. 5-10-Oa.w. sat. r. 6-12-o.a.w M
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CHURCH LOCALS.

The monthly meeting of the La
dies Aid of Christ Church will be
held at the Parish House next Mon
day afternoon, at o'clock.-Adv.
Forty hours Alteration of the
Blessed Sacrament will begin at the
IL o'clock mass in st. Marys Catho-
lie Church tomorrow, and continue
until Tuesday morning. Devotions
Sunday and Monday evenings at 7.SO
o'clock. Sermon each evening by
Rev. James F. Garner.
Services at Grace M. E. Church,
South, tomorrow: 9.45 a. NJ, Bara-
ca Glass. At the IL O'Clock service,
Col. Holz, of Philadelphia, repre-
sentative of the Salvation Army,will
be present and ! speak 2.15 p. m,
Sunday School 8 p. M, Children's
Day anniversary. A cordial well
come to all.
Zion NJ. f. Church services to-
morrow as follows: Praise and tes-
timony, $50 a. M; communion, with
preparatory address, II a. IN; Sun
day School, followed by memorial
services at the Cambridge cemetery,
Els p. m.; Children's Day anniver-
sary, 8 p. m. A cordial welcome at
all the services Of this church.
st. PauIs M. P. Church tomor-
row: a. M, class; IL a. M, ser
mon; subject, 1.-THE Call for a
Friend" The Knights of Pythias
will attend in body. 2 .. M, Sun
day School. 7 p. NJ. Christian En-
deavor. 8 p. M, memorial service.
Three gold stars upon our service
flag. In honor of these dead we
meet tomorrow evening and invite
the public TO meet with US. Subject,
"a Tribute to Our Dead"
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Buy your new suit from North
& Willis. Hars, Schakner & Marx,
and Alec makes of high-grade cloth
ing. No trouble to find your size.
style and color.-Adv. 1t.
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With The Army At The Front

A rousing reception Of representa-
tives of the Salvation Army IS expec-
ted at the Armory tomorrow after
noon, at $50. Several OF the speak
ers have seen active service at the
front, and will relate their expert
ences, while ministering TO the boys
in the trenches and rest blliets.
Col. Holz, Provincial Officer, of
Philadelphia, viii be present and
speak, as will Adjutant Rodda, who
was chaplain Of the S2nd Division.
Brig. Escott, who always has a, mes
sage of help, will speak at this meet
ing. The Army is renowned for mu-
sic, and will offer selections OF merit.
Mrs. John E. Croft will sins, and the
Citizens Band will render several Sc
lections. Those named on the COM
mittee will please occupy seats on
the stage.
DR.. B. w. Goldsborough, always
interested in all helpful movements,
will preside, and you can look for d
meeting characterized by action and
sincerity.
The quota for Dorchester county is
four thousand dollars, and We conf
IDENTIFY predict that Dorchester will
shoulder this responsibility and prove
once more that she can be depended
on to help in a worthy cause. But,
this result will not be possible unless
you attend the meeting and sub
scribe literally. 1t has not been pos
sible to canvass the county or to
canvass the town thoroughly. The
friends of the Army are confidently
expecting you to be present and help
put the good work over.