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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
WILL HEAR ADDRESSES ON
MODERN MERCHANDISING
Husinrss Study Club IIns Interesting
l'roE rum for Tomorrow
Might.

Marketing and Mcrcha ndising"
VIII be the subject Of the weekly
meeting OF the Modern business
study Club at it's meeting tomorrow
evening At the business Mems Club.
r.. Earle Hickcrson. William IT.
Lack. H. q. Slcdd and Theodore T..
Rice viii be tho speakers. and :. II.
HOOD. III G. Braucr. g T.. Shunan and
II. III. Stanley. alternate speakers
Retail and National Advertising
VIII he the topic Oh which Mr.
iiickerson will speak The Jobbcrs
Service and tho JobbcrS' Status" viii
he Mr.. Luck'a subject. The Private
brand Problem" Will be tho subject
az the address Of MIR. Slcdd. Will.
Sir. Eice viii wind M the program
Win discussion Of Substitutes 10;
III" Mihdlcman." The meeting is
called for o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
WILL INSTALL HULCHER AS
j EXALTED RULER OF ELKS
Samuel l.. Kelly Will Conduct In
stnllation Observation-Disclosures
shows lncrenxc

DR.. Julius j. Nulchcr vii. be in
stalled as exalted ruler Of Richmond
Lodge. II. i. q. Eiks. at Il meeting
To be held tonight. samuel L. Nci-
Icy will install the officers. ANON,
the other officers to be installed to-
night arc: Arthur Crafts. esteemed
leading knight; Robert j. Bass. cs-
teemcd loyal knight: IIcbby l.. Ebel.
esteemed lccturng knight; Walter
r.. Harwood. secretary: Joseph kass.
treasurer: G. NJ. Rcardon. tiler:
Thomas +. Meancy. trustee: Frank
d. Epps, representative to grand
lodge.
During the nas; year the mem
bership OF the local lodge has been
greatly increased, and under the
guidance of the new officers much
larger increase is expected for 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
ENFORCES BLUE SKY" LAW
State Corporation Commission Impose,
Heuvy Fine Brokers for
Violating stntutc.

BY imposing a fine OF $1,000 on the
brokers and another OF $3.50 on tho
local agent, handling the stock of
one of the bcst-known companies in
the country. the state Corporation
Commi ssion has begun in earnest the
enforcement of the blue sky" law.
requiring that licenses be secured
from the commission before any sucn
shares may be sold.
The plea OF tho defendants was that
the stock is all right and application
had been made for the license. which
in the course OF time would be granted
without difficulty. This excuse. how
ever. was not held isutlicicnt. tho
commission serving notice hat il
would exact strict compliance with
the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
VIOLATES TRAFFIC LAW
Ira NnsSry Is Assesscd $40 for Driv
Ing Through safety Zonc-scyen
DrunkS Fined,

Seven DRINKS were fined sln and
costs yesterday in Police Court, and
ono man was fined so and costs on
the came charge. Joseph Morris col :,
orcd. was fined s25 and costs for al
legged drunkenness and disorder.
Ira Massey. araiSncd for driving
through safety zone ut Broad and
Harrison Streets. was lined $40 ana
costs by the court.
Charles Washington. colorcd. charged
with the theft of n suit of clothes
and hat, valued at SIS, was SEN
fenced to serve ninety days in Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
GENERAL LEJCUNE TO
ADDRESS WAR OFFICERS
WINS Commander or second Division
In Some Of Greatest Battles OF
r-~Ns Rir

SAembers OF the Richmond Chapt
American Officers or he Great War.
ihaye been requested by Cortland
tHaIton, acting chairman OF the en-
eptainment committee. 10 notify him
Pr once whether they will be at the
Club tomorrow nigh,
fAtt.S:1S o'clock. 10 be addressed By
Ha3or-General John 4. Lejeune, OF
HE United States Marine Corps. com
nander OF the Second Division OF
tEulars and marines in como of
fF&Atsht struggles OF the war
Gfhere is great demand for ad-
niasion. and, IL any member is not
ppninE to hear tho address. his place
Paisy ne taken By some other person.
r. alton may DC found at 701
Satuai building. His telephone num-
per IS Randolph :0ss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Inst day OF John barton Payne
exhibition of ctchinGs nj lis East
FRANKLIN Street, ut 10.
"omun's Club, mt I,;.0.
Officers md teachers training
course, Park PLACE Methodist
Church, Mt GAO.
Service Mt CIopton Street Dap
tfst Church, ut S:I5.
L?ric--si3O. 7.f5, 0:::a.
strnnd-'nrtnsins IN Father in
Society" S:.O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Dixon Made stat. M.noa

MONINUMERY, Ala, April g.
frank NJ. Dixon. former Commander
OF the birmingham Post. American
legion, has been named State cam
paign manager by Captain Frank S.
White. candidate for the United States
senate. for tho unexpired term OF
Senator John u. Bankhead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

Guy II. Harris. railway mail clerk
charScu with stealing $4,000 sent "a the
Federal Reserve Rank. Of Richmond. from
ninemarie several months ago: will he
tiea today At tho Wilson Courthouse.
Greek influence In tho Teachings OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

raui" viii he the suhicc, q. the lecture
before the officers and teachers training
class OF farS Place Methodist Church. this
Edd!nEtUn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

.John NJ Miller. Jr.. rresid-n; OF tho FRS.
Natlonai hank: spoke last night at n meet
Ing 81 the building Trades Association al
the business Mems Club. Tho meeting WAS
priSaic only members OF the association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

Henry L. Sizcr. of lI,n-ira COUNT,
yesterday flied petition for Bankruptcy in
INC United states Dls,ric; Court With
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

:, ~. = L. Moncurc. Collector OF Internal,
revenue. returned to his Once rcs, a..
aLier being sick at his home in Fred
eFicnshuFs for the last ten days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

COMPANY meetings OF tho Hugh Stockdei,
Mach!ne-Gun Company and Com0ao. 4,
H1chmond Light Infantry Blues. were h. Id
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

al las 8 de Ia noche del dfa rs de
Abril de 1920, fue lamado q mejor
vida Ell ST. JESUS Maria Montoya, q
la edad de &C. amos, en- Los Cerritos,
Colorado, QManassa), deiando con 81
separation I'm yacio diffcii de llenar
EN- 81 seno de su familia. Deja pa
'ra lamentarIe a su esposa, 10 Sra
Francigquita g. de M0nfoya, dos nj
lhas y un nino. El finado sufri0 por
espacio de tres AMOS de n enfer-
medad del eoraxon. Durante ~ VI
da f16 IN buan y amofoso padre y
esnoso y fu6 mny bien querido de
todos los que le conocleron. Su ~.
neral tugo higar 81 dfa p, eD ia Ca
.pila dc Los Cerratos. Colo,s v el Sc
beliD Sc verified en- eI cementerio
del Iugar. I'll prOximo Is de Mayo
Sc IL dara una Misa de- HOnras en- "a
misma Capita. a Ia cual Ia familia
invita- a tedos los parientes, amigos
y vecinos. AL mismo tempo, 10 VIII
da . hit0s desean dar las gracias .
todaa las personals que Sc sirviercn
acompaharlos stapto 81 81 velprio co
mo en- q tunekal dc su amado espo
90 y padre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
Defunci6n en- Cerrillos

Nos comunican de Cerrilloss N.
NJ, nuestro suscrftor y amigo, p.
Nicolas Gonzales, que 81 dfa 8 de
Abril de 1920. a las $3.50 de la ma
mana. tuyo Ia desgfacia de perder .
SUI esposa, que en- vida responds al
nombre de Senaida 4. de Gonzales,
a la edad de rs amos, deiando para
lamentaria. 4 su espOso p. Nicolas
Gonzales y S nihos, Ell ultimo de 8
dias de nacido. FL funeral, que fue
uno de los mas grandes que SO han
.visto en- Los Cerrillos, estnvo muy
concurrido, por cuya raz6n el Sr.
Gonzales desea dar las gracias a to-
das las personas que bondadosamen-
to Sc sirvieron acompanarlos tanto
en- lel velorio como en- 81 funeral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
Yiyi6 s dias enguna GAIA
cerrada hermeticamente.

Cambridge. md, az da Abril.
Joseph Barefoot, IN c~unYerencista de
Psicologfa en- 81 Colesi0 Kings, de
eeta ciudad. ha permanecido viyo du.
rante seis dfas dentro de q GAIA
de vidrio, acknowledgements ceEFada,
Else experiments 81 lleY0 2 cabo
para demostrar L. yeracidad de una
controversies que ha durado tFeinta
amos, de naber 81 es possible calcular
Ia cantidad de- oxfgeno en- Ia san
gre. nahiendo la. cantidad de ese gas
en- Ia respiration. La experiencia
Sc hizo tambi6n con Ell obdet0 de sa-
Der ST es n~ecesarlo que los ~aViadOres
tengan aparatos para 81 oxfgenO GU
ando vuelan a grandes alturas. Esta
probad0 que ell oxfgeno es necesario
para los aYiadores, per0 no esta de-
moatrado a que altura podran yolar
con segpridad.
Bancroft, mientras estnyo en- IA e..
Ia. llev6 un registro de todas eua
bensaciones 9 hizo obreevacipnes
cientfficas. DiiO que le ac0meti6 81
insomnia. pues q pesar de eRp no
experiments alguna incunyentencia
except0 el 1ltimo dfa. cuando la at
m6sfera qued6 extremA4amente enra-
recida. Entonoes tuvoi dolor de ca
beza y nausea. Por supuesto que
estaban vigilandolo contfnuamente
dentro de la GAIA. Tomaha Ell ali.
mento y. dormfa en- dos pequenos de-
partamentos, provfstos con sillas, ms-
So y una pequena CANA. Tena ade
mas, una bicicIeta fila para hacer
ejercicio todas las mahanas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
Jubilee sacerdotal en-
Dofia Ana

Tia Revista Cat6licaa nos cpmu'
MICA UNA noticia que no publicamos
en- nuestf0 numero anterior por fall
ia dc espacio. per0 que ahora repro
ducimos en- extractos toda vez que
nos Ga impossible repgoducir 81 ar
tlculo integ1u,
I'll Rev. p. Andres Echallier, cura
parroc0 Dc Doha Ana. al norte de
Las Cruces, en- el condado del inismo
nombre, celebr6 Ell is de Abrl 90
Jubilee de ORC s~acerdotal, a Ia edad
de 10 amos, habiendo cumplido en-
ese dfa so ahos De haber sido orde'
nado sacerdote.
Al las 9 de Ia maiana tiyu lugar Ia
solemne misa cantada, con Ia asis'
tencfa de los parrocos de Silver City
y Santa Rita, que tuvieron a su car
70 eli coro, y asistiendo a ella Su
Srfa. lima. el Sr. 0hispo J. Schiller,
de Ia di0cesis de H Paso, Texas y
los siguientes sacerd0tes: ell Hev. r,
F. Roy, 8. j., pArroco de Ia Inmacu.
lada de IN Paso y Vicario General
de Ia ~di6cesis; 81 ~ J Grange, de
La MesillR, QUEEN tleue W. rs amos
de- edad; 81 r. Pf0 Arriola, Dc An
thony. Mhestro de Ceremonies tue
eli p. j. Iaaf6n, de Ia Smeiter, y los
Padres 81 Bertroni, de Hurley =
Migeon, de Las Cruces, N Meyers,
de Colorado. p. aibertini s. 81, de
San Elizario, Texas, y A. blanchard,
S. T. de M Paso. a~sistentes.
La historic de Hus servicioa en- FL
magisterio sacerdotal puede srecapt'
tularse como siglle:
I amos en- Florence, Arizona entire
los apaches y otras tribuis midas.
8 amos en- Las Cruces donde por
POGO 10 matan, como referiremos mas
adelante.
7 amos en- San Elizario, Texas,
donde levant6 un temple.
3 amos en- Isleta, Nuevo Mexico.
ID amos en- los desiertos de Month
cello, condado de Sierra.
10 amos en- el estad0 de Colorado,
y mas de
I amos en- Dofa Ana.
El Asalto de que haplamos arriba,
pas6 POGO mas o men0s asf;
En- 1883, eli Is de Octubre, a Las
10 de la noclle, 10 ilamaron q ?
confession, y aunque saba que esta'
ba su vida amenazada por algainos
maIos elementos, no vacil0 en- acudir
al Tornado. I'm hombre de poca es-
tatura, con un enorme sombrero fue
81 que 10 llam0. A este Sc lie unto
otro de mas ~corpulenta estaturas y
entire ambos Gamma hasta Jlegar a
IA orilla de la poblaci0n. Sospechan-
d. aIgo. 81 Padre les pregnnt0 donde
estaba 81 enfermo. No Sc le do
r~cgpuesta satisfactorias sine que SO
IL uuizo hacer andar POGO mas, Goa
81 fin de que llegara a IN iugar
donde va tenfan alberta mi sepui'
tara, como SO vfo al dla siguiente.
Habierfcte resistido. le dleron gol-
pes en- la cabeza con n cuarta ar
mada de p0as, dejandolo finalmente
Tor muerto. Aleo BE- defendi0, pero
fin cay0 exhausto. All retirarse,
Us asaltantes Sc de~spidieron dicien-
lois HQu6date con Dios,"
Fndo ievantarse q POGO y ~arrastrar
a v asf lego hasta su casa con diez
'ieriCas que manaban sangre en- 2
eate7a. Al fin, con Ael tempo, puao'
recuperarse.
por cuatro dfas Sc prepare a los
fislts de la parroquia cor una Mi
sl6n. Ia que termin0 81 dfa del Jnbi.
,eu a este acudi6 tpda la gert3 1e
Las Cruces y de las demAs p0blaclo
Nv cer1anas de este estados " eslu
81 r1ry IucIdo, por 10 cual .litit
ii celoso sacerdote que nldo
Ilegar 4 colebrar su Jubilee de ono
M .aed.c de circumstances tai IRE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
Deben las mujeres leer
las cartas de sus
maridos?

Las mujeres estAn autorizadas en-
aieana OCCASION para abrir las cnrtas
de sns mafidos1 8obre este teniA %
han d~esarroilado asmas tan intero'
santea como graciosos. Hay quien
anfma. con profusion dc arEumentQs
que cuando un matfmonio exiatei ~
Inamidad de ideas , IL contiaHza IN
alspansable q IA fallcldad, no deben
tener secretos 81 unD para q oifo, en-
euyo case "a mnier puede SIN eScfn-
puio. abfir las caftns dlriEidas q ~
mnddo. 70 me nno 8 loa cue npt
nan en contra IN primer inkAr.
creo cue a. IN hecho cue lneerfocto
s.emprn. 10 debo realf6arae baip min.
eda rfctexfo sin lhrarrir en- una fall
q que no tinne dlseulpa n ~atennantn
, IN aeeundo luear IS PIE na1Fa Qut
preciaamenfn IL mtiml9ad , pcrfsciA
Ammonia az Ide4s Il eefieu 4el9f
dnno dfhan nAr iM 1tztAraAo1 qNa
Imnfdtn a una maier o. Stuumite
los oiegadn8 ahfir an4 caFsA 4ue no
eslA dirigita . 50 naNpFe
20 nne ~ Lana caf4eAtaa1. y cue
mnaraimeRia e. b csc nsn adventure
Inpuiea 4 pefHcnM qae pee4n tos
II|| N
ssais ssr aea la4s e. aeN4aN4A
- "a IA neaof fsae teF4fA > ~
Say MolEEta
tasnas. q msn4e = A
taWnra s aee - Barr - ~ 81
nespatesecA a ~ tief4e ~
aakte a. ctSfese te4a F&Htn 2
sattfe e. naMafs At4lA t4s ~
Hzaiaeaasss ~ ttfA
rta e. ella 3 4f& 9 are
fz1ft t14
~ ea tso y s -
rsfrf 90 aslfa q fss
= go W4ef F - 9
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50 sFss 81
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

PERDlDA-En 81 canine De Ia casa
de Santiago Baca, en- Canyon Road
q Ia de Roberto Johnson, EN- Ia
misma Gale, Sc perdl6 una lIsta
de nombres de 3 rifa de IN ca
ballo, en- tres hoias. y tlenen un
dIbujo de un cabaIIo en- una de las
holas de la lista. So dara una re-
compenxa a "a persona que Ia hp-
IIe Y Ia entreuue 4 Ramon Abeyta,
Canyon Road, b en- 81 capltolio,
donde trabaJa Il sr. Abeyta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

IN domingo 8 de Mayo de 1920,
contraio matrimonio en- Ocate. N. N
Ia estimable y virtuosn sehorita Ma
rim 3 Martinez. hija dc %. Donacia'
no Martinez y esposa, con Ell joyen
Francisco Vigil hijo dc D. 8alome
Vigil y esposa. Aotuaron de padrf'
nos de la feifz pareja los 10Yenea
.hernianos de La novia, BENJAMIN ,
Benerita Martinez, todoa bien como
cidos y RESIDENCES de Ocate.
Los novios son primes de huestru
amigo Ell Sr. BENJAMIN Alc0n, QUEEN
atenfa carta que tenemOs Q la vp'
Ia nos comunica Ia fellz nueva.
Esta redaccpn desea a los nuevos
esposos TODD genera dc f~elicidades.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
RANCHO PARA vENpER
o N I

MI hija, Andrellita nj. de Armenia
'tiene i'm rancho para vender D rem
tar. Mide 1877 acres, tiene cercada
una pafte de dicho rancho con 3 hi
los de alambre, tiene ON 10 acres
o POGO mas de teFreno rompido para
poderse sembrar, y tiene casa. I'm
buen corral 81 alguna persona de-
sea tenerlp, va rentado 0 comprado,
puede pasar a arreglarse con mi hija
al lugar de Vallecito de Jemez. N.
M III rancho queda a 2 millas al pc.
niente del Vale Grande.
ABEAINA LLJCERO.
JEMES, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
Aviso

Por estas % dz avIsc a todos los
pagadotes de tasaelon del condado
de Santa F6. que IA Ultima mltad
de tasaci6n por 81 AFRO De 1919, serA
dehlda 81 dia primero de JUNO, 1920
Despuss de dEcha fecha sere obligado
de ~colectar 1Go al mes acbre tasa-
cl6n dehIda seg0n Ia ley.
JAcoBo MoNTOYA,
Tesorero Collector.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

- mafsH fn - hsus
8 aE.a tt4IE14 n1gl y g4
mtm e + mmaat fsfo
fsle5 lasa reEcNn
Is 49, - - Nlra : n18 -
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tH ra4 na ~
a1e ~
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
lQue es 10 que Forna los
Hombres VigorOsOs de Hero, HOmbres de
Fuerza Vital, KObus-
itOs J VictOkiOsOs I
On mcuicc cxplicaiel beereio 4
lee nervios MeofosoS, De los cerg
hrbs acsiyos y p~ensansea y a. 4
nnn sneraia iiEira, dicicndos
a axnxro Nunndc inysraa siase
afNa "a las vmnne -

- Is kamhrol de minruIo ,
kg11o IL ~ qus ~ compnheree
ngems \ larka qee nKItaa
n q e1nps al camrnnsntot
- esa ka e. fspmfuuif ~
a. Ias neeeaa y h ~ pula
Mas IA via 4 4N
A.. Il nnsnat hngni 81
nfa g aaa aoloN w. hAn
8 - magiD fn = hslss
: ss taSzst nag4 y tl
m e + mwlI1G Nsfo
f.s 80 nescN
4. -. = i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

81 domingo pasado. con motivo del
juego de pelota, vimos en- esta ciu-
dad mnch0s v~isitantes de Albuquer-
que, qnienes vinieron en- automovil,
' entire ellos estaba nuestro amigo.y
compatriota ST., Pascual Goodness.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
Sc desea connprar

Tengo compradores para casas de
adobe para ser reeonstruidas al co
tito moderno de Santa re. Deben
estar en- buena condlci0n
n III D0RAfAN,
2ts Don Gaspar ave. Tel6ionc 22oW
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21

LOST-Lap Robe. Friday about one
or two o'clock, between State Hospi-
tai and Love JOY Farm" Reward il
returned to Banner Office. 2-21-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21
SAMUEL E. STEVENS

Roundingout almost to the day the
tbree-score-and-ten years of the psal
nist's reckoning, Mr.. Samuel EccIe-
ston Stevens. a well known citizen
of this town, died shortly after
o'clock p. A., en- Thursday, Febru-
airy 10Th, at the residence OF his
brother-in-law, Commander Thomas
G.. B. Howard, where for many years
he had made his home. Since taken
sick about month ago, The family
and Dr. Guy Steele, the attending
physician, have entertained little
hope of his recovery, the heart hay
ing been dangerously involved from
the first The funeral was held this
morning at 1880 o'clock from Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church, with Al
terment in the graveyard of than
church.
Mr. Stevens was born at the m
lily homestead in Dorchester CO.
lnty on the 25th of February, 1851.
His parents we've Edwin J Stevens
and Sarah Hooper (EcclestOm) Ste
vens. He was the grandson of Sam
uel Stevens, Jr., of Talbot COGnty,
WHO was the Governor of the State
of Maryland during the years 1922
10 1925. He was never married. A
bl other, Mr. Edwin J. Stevens. and
a nephew Mr.. Edwin S. Howard both
OF Baltimore city, are his nelresr
surviving relatives. Mr. Stevens was
educated in the schools of Dorche;s
ter County ami completed his edI-
cation by private study. Arriving
at mans estate he made himself pto
ficient as civil engineer, and for
many years, lead a busy and active
life engaged in the work of an en-
sineer. He spent long time in
Mexico, and was in charge of the
construction of a arilroad between
Manzinello and Colema in that
Country
Returning to his native town, ar
ter the completion of his work IN
foreign lands, Mr.. Stevens spent sew
eral years in quiet retirement at the
home of his mother; afterwards, he
opened a drug store, in Cambridge
and for more than twenty-five years
conducted this business successfully
he being a skilled chemist and drug
gist. He was engaged in this voca-
ton at the time Of his death
He was gentleman of simple
tastes and elevated ideas, and IN
leisure hours found unfailing enter
tainment in wide range through the
fields of literature. He held a nj
ting place with that part of mankind
whose lives are so beautifully de-
picted in the familiar lines Of the
poet:
Far from the maddening crowds
ignoble strife,
ich IN
stray;
Along the cool sequest red vale
of life,
They kept the noiseless tenor OF
their way"
Pursuing this pathway, he was
true to his kindred and his friends
and appreciative of them and found
opportunity for neighborliness ano
acts of kindness to many persons who
| will long hold him in remembrance
w. L. H
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21

Miss Sarah Davis, of Milford, Del.
was a Cambridge visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Hughlett, Jr., Is
spending several days in Baltimore
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21
Y. W. c. A.

The promotion Of International
friendship by hundreds of American
girls who are assisting their sisters
in ten European countries is de-
scribed in the report of the War
Work Council Of the Young Womans
Christian Association to the Ameri-
can people, made public today.
Recreation, education, good cheer
and housing facilities were made
available for hundreds of girls en-
gagged in work for the Allied troops
in France and girl workers in French
factories. Glasses have been open
ed for girls in Russia and for form
Ell inmates of Turkish harems. AS
sistance has been given 3,071 wal
brides of American soldiers. repre-
senting six nationalities.
The association has had 34S oyer
seas workers of whom 265 were in
France. Some of the workers IN
France have been transferred to 9TH
er countries since the return of Am
erican troops and the work among
French girls is being taken over by
French leadership.
The association conducted a total
of 81 American centers in France,
comprising 10 hostess houses, Is
clubs for signal corps girls, 81 nurs-
es' clubs, two British-American clubs
one inter-allied club and four war
bride camps.
Assistance was given to war brides
at passport offices and embarkatlon
points abroad and on voyages to the
United States. The aid included LODI
ging and care at ports abroad, in
struction in English and talks or
American customs, currency ana geo.
graphy On arrival in the United
States the secretaries helped take
care of the brides until they haC
joined their husbands or their hus
bands families. The work was mad,
more difficult by the fact that il
many cases husbands and wives cou1C
not recognize each other on meetin,
after a long absence.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21
TO MANAGE CAMB. FAIR
Directors and Officers are Elected by
Association.

The stockholders and directors or
the Cambridge Fair Association yes
terday elected the following direcc-
ors for 1920; John S. Skinner, j.
Fred Dunn, William l.. Dean, Her
bert Dali. Edwin ). Lake, Fred Hirst
Howard L. Edmunds, Harry c. Orem
Miles H. Woolford, 7. Harry Hop
kins, V. Calvin Trice, r. Spencer
Harris, c. Guy Lecompte, Charles E,
Fountain, Charles H. Seward, w.
Hamilton Spedden, ]. Howard HirsL
Milford Nathan, Edward S. Phillips,
S. W. Linthicum, Charles H. Weir,
James n. Sherman, Z. Lee LeCompte
J. r. D. Collins and William ]. Sher-
man.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, Frederick Hirst; Vice-pres
ident, Samuel ". Linthicum; treas
urer, r. Spencer Harris; secretary,
Edwin S. Lake; race secretary, j.
Fred Dunn.
There will be a circuit meeting
at Salisbury next Thursday at which
time dates for the several fairs or
the circuit will be fixed
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21
Thoughts on Life and Business

1t is all right to aspire to control
others, but have you begun with No
One?
There must be output before there
can be income.
Defeat is often a spur to victory
Sooner or later the prof1teers ana
labor slackers will get their reworG.
The things that count are the
things that last. Playing the game
lasts.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21

1t is said that George Washington
never went fishing in bis life. This
may account for his truthfulness.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21

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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21

HAND EMBROIDERERS experience
Ell homeworkers on fine plque and lawn
work. Good prices. Write for sam
pies of work. Steady Work all year
ECONOMY WORKS, IS 9Th Avenue,
New York.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-21

You will find Muslins, Cambrics and long Cloths
beginning Csc yd-a kinds of white goods shirtings
madras, percales towels linens, soisitles ginghams
India linens voiles sheeting, outing, waists, suits.
coats and other goods favoraby priced