davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ara @uterpriir, Srceuu.

&cl mpntnl Nrres g}rrn her nm 0,,rr
pa Ter Ncrai. m min -llbitrirtIau or 1tN
lrbcf iii @icuoirln Ifol ir1 iorunr MN
subifripfipu Tor 10 Mar <ro fnu ur,trn
life prrr "9crurah 4}1,yrr iarlINrr
yIaar lea CT frrNio mes 211bIoh,rc ,
gprtlnup. ino moa len ro,c "lSnitrpn en-
Rlmne. mere al en- g(1nr ]forbrrNr mon
ouiocpcl iau bar "Eoitcu" I'm -rrj+iJinn
ircmfur andre @loNc nj 0fu GrI,rN ~
Sen bcitauAiu bplNrl lin IrNrufpr nm.
.piboc 1olitiF, cUcr mes nuhrr CrN Nru
bruacr Gprnuii. Sen frifIirrrr life Nr,
enc Varti mere cup Ser amer. cuNifiNrt
lea uco nof. buur Dem rjlbmcr scr !
WaIlpua Gpuutn lar nj m, ION Irrrrr
at ifrpNc az Ser cr. ionpl0t lam Nh,
Iinocn han prrcr Re upit, me y.nr
Sgrfcu uuagoc hruuc Nrl nj g;rrNru inn
.uclipur ul0rc ZttOCr g}prhpcittu uru
iunl ~alaliuDclIu iaa uulcr pr hr. ans
Hluliua. Micu NJ har nnprt irprc 9ialu
rio0nmmc. ri hor en- N{Uraor morn
5autpnmer bcr. uu nj bar ~alicrcNe en-
itDr SaQmpQc &rcu CuferprIic ION
pru0uccrer ira 100000 ill 100000 Epn
Senumcr puu S Eimerg 2ua yrt or
her / @ncu. men hi bar manoc andre !
Counter. vi hur oaiau iIcre irprc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % Euurcpp0rUttcrc. On
Sc bar aQciammcn iicnt ipUrr Vcuoc
uuocr NriQeu, men &inter bor Set
pGrct iuurt hunroI for mnnac al Ncm,
forNi @uliuQen i,Oitc @lar pur 0uorlio pda
0ruuO al Ssrfeu. 90 manQc moatte
transportcre Nura % Euur mco Sem
bane iii auorc 51cocr, bpnr hct par bcNrc
&iutcrbcttc. ipcciclt ill Nonbp: men nj
haubcr, vi oil haze ouo @nftc octtc Nar.
VI Noritc CT ser itfc iurrt manoc her
nufriuo On OnuN. INN irn rrN 'OJloNct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
.Srn Serfhnncn. Miinn.

Set CT nit 2nlie a iuu Soften" icnot
til min Sut9erfubcr i 9torqc. Sea fan
pcl li9elaa giernc ogiaa fortrlIc WeO Oct
iamn1e, at min @uitrlt, Mrs, e. 3. Sale.
og beuoea Seitcr, N}re. =. :. Carlton
fra Aerfbouen, gtinu., reiite bcriru ben
26oe Yiart5 pua Ell Meiie til SronohienL
Norge, for at belgae line gamllc SorUlNrc,
9{iI5 OF Aaroliue StclauO. Mrs. Sale
bar bGret her ca. Is Ynr, % Ytr9. Garl
ion bar pGret her / : Nnr. Sc bar Ell
@roOcr bienrme ng ire Spitre / Sroupz
bient, iaa jeg fan goot tGutc mig, at Oct
blipcr Ell @lroe for Dem ale at iou ie
%huerdnbre enouu cngauq. @auber. at
@uo bar gipet benz &nftc puu bcnnc LANCE
MeiIc, iaa oct fun blipe Ell @IGpc for
Dem no for o5, naar DC fouln1er rilbu0e.
@rlmbeu boorfor icg icnoc5 Soften" iii
Noroc er ncn, at min 6uitrlI u9 heuoc5
Sciter, Mrs. Carlton, bar lGit Ben iua
nleget Ter, al DC life fan upre Den for
llbcn. 90 bct fan bel iou bare. SEQ
fnl1 heller life GRE Den forlloer, ind ret
CT pcl itic at unbrc5 pnu. On bette life
oaor til aurncr, inu ienocr iea min beoitc
@ilien iii 6ltitrlI % SsitcnOe oq &Iilo
Stelono3 Sanrlic / Norge fru MIG 90
@ornenc. 90 iuu tilIIut CT Nilicu Ill
Soften" og bcr3 &ricrc ira
elmer :. Sale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
Ara arncaaro, Mescn,ic Co., u. 3af.

0tco set %iolnrlc ic9 Icnber ino @ctos
ling for "Foiteu" 90 "Nrnen" ldd font
1ucr ieg I Eantcr nm ar ltripc llot ira
benne afIlhC5 Nrog Oaiad.
GDcn Iruc0ar0 Ell Ol'r Ell trtpcllG Tn
meb mango gooc 6orretninger ~ bra
T~rcnlifriot. Y}eu cller5 iua fan icg life
iptIoc EiOcn mco Den. SEQ ntaa gon oocr
iii Neir % &Inb. Ni bar baDt ell 9auitc
lan0 %intcr mcO mcgeu Sue o9 NlIlOe
% mcp ftne Sage meo Solltiu tblau0t.
Mdnouo ben i50c M}urt5 lauoc III CT
Sncltornl, lnm Der life bar pPrct WnQcu
til pad mango glar, tiger Solt. Gnbel
Nreaturcr bleu bcrior iuoinecr ng oeoc
/ Stormen; men M lntfcr bet mon 8nnz
rcr. Set timer pau 0al9enc og &oubet
rinocr ncbi Guleu.
Sc ire iib1te Ynr fan ieg life taoe
meo @etraotning, "a Ser life blep piberc
gluling paa 8rlmo al S6rten, mel Tolt
prppcr ut tu9c bare pna inc &~reaturer,
ind 9pDt DC ton, og badber pau nG1tc
Slurs llofaIb.
Su, mems ieg iiooer % ~ifriocr, Ina
Qndr mine Snrtcr tilbdae iii min SeOcz
bnQo, &aagaa / @uobrnub5oaler. Nuar
%aarsu nGrn1er Jig o8 Su9lene5 abiDrcu
bc9rnber, iaa IGnge5 jeq oto, bpor min
SulllpUlIlS SlsJHC IIup' NuC uGlS SuNSul~
trrinQer, Tom or paa benuc Stoc ar
gIaumpren, bar pcl iununc Sante. SGnt
pao Den Sang, ri iagbe Wor Tnruel.
6por nit Siertc bnntet AZ Sorg ooer, at
ico bapbe beitcnrt mig iii at forInbe bcuoc
pg Iabe benoe tilbnQc me0 ut beorgpeoc
SinO. &por mango NurTlore er Der lite,
ionu oaar oerhlcmmc ug Ucntcr paa at
fon line firrc Barn iQicn, cilcr Iad Ct
Wreu ira penn, men iuQcn AZ Gclcuc.
Cr oct Ute en- itor SorigmmeIic az u9 =?
60 raa ri inn fommer hicm Ell @ur9,
iuu CT fauitc Nnr % Yior Ogoe. Ga CT
set |ipricnt at bcDe ON EilQiuelic ior lin
Slepbep. Sao o. itriuc oftcre hicm. Set
foitcr life mcaet, ng Nct ull QlrOc rurc
Sorrlorc. ga, jcg Ter oftc LANCE iurcrcas
Iantc @rcbc ira Iuhcr5 Strcnc, &no0c.
Sea lUIcr meo Sncr fra ale tieuote Ste
ser 90 pm tienotc &euner. 0tan0c Saf
Itnl on have, 0r. Strcbc, ior alt oit Qooc
% iutcrcaidntc SCIeitof. Seq oil icnOc
eli 6ilicn til min Mobcr g|ieuncm Dig.
Gln Dor / 6ucim / Ell libeu Stlle, rcbcrit
/ Sopclnt. 6cnoc5 giouu or RouuuuQ -.
llleu. 90 ON Der cller3 or noQcu andre,
iom bill mootdgc Nilsning ira mig gicnz
ncml "Noitcu". Ser er uof mango
WuuQaaurrinQcr her / Noro Gufotu, ionY
lcQ itulhc life ar hcrc iirn; men cocr3
Ibrc5ic CT tnbt og 9lcmt. SiIlIllr nil icg
eienncm Soften" icnoc en- pcnIi9 6il3s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
HctImo.

a |ttUo lvdgtr TEL cine
llrtu nc rl't, NI.
90 tHNcu .trtu0t SIri net Rudo
~ tomulc @ytoct 'oral
Sau trina Sen tyor ma az urrc
fuU NucuWtofllt uUr M @ul
nU ocrror melt Ocu5 Nu OF ylt
Ian iel1c Ns,NuNcu9 zol
Sen icr Nc iItrucitc &ctcy
ION bnllucy / EuNcu5 Wlao
Nicn oupt EdIbumocuo brcOc Nduu
Ocu lnIcy Ntor0brnu0 OF 800.
Gen zen en- iuQcuor 8uttcr
pud E,ult fru oct ltorc SIul.
90 Stlutu5 sane 'our Irlnco M
bui yauoci5 'ruicOc Elud
a fluNt / NuuRauruuicua Nlu'rl
ban iummtr. 0cu me Nclt,
OF Hopcr niger 'om Nuucta Sarnt
ira ale Eclybutle ScIr.
"1nu Icoc. Nolicuca Storage.
lum Ntcytct bdy huQQct Uco
Ocu Ouumlc @cotUlt ON oit oI mft.
ocr tucri mot SIoauaugcn 'trco,
"a Ter Sen loOuc llrcu
og bIIutcr nj phi, % Srr
Mn ,u'cr So.cu 'du udrm ul Qao
ion ale iurcuoc Nrr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
Nrn Nnistpn. NIinn.

"a lea iCnOcr Detailing ior Soften"
lua plI lcN ogiua lortruc, ar vi har haui
en- 'tdoII toIo o. lang &luter uleo nlcqcu
enc, men III cr ben bortc. ga, mi bar
II lierc &ur Icuer uco Qooe &efter ont.
ar &rIIcruc iiulOc gau nco. Ga otSie
fIoqc 6OUcocr bar haut ct iUlt lpoueoz
brlo nlco al fua f%Urtult n9, bporlcoe5 Oct
'lal add tOr lll. % Reil!tatct CT, al
&rtlen pau NreutlrhuOcr cr Qunct neO
onltrent Oct babe. mems Stopriien Qaur
%. yigcocIc5 bolocr 0icipriIeu iia ieun
oN 0ocoeprI'cu gaur op ug NED ION Surz
melt en- NaI, "a til Sr9it iortrlcr
Dc heic 6crrtr, at for at fau Yriicrue uco,
lda ma III urbeioc haurot OF barre etus
l%lonliltc; % ocite cr vi uuut neo for al
huloc Sirl oQ Strup iarmcu. Gicu huors
lcoc@ utloe ott uGrc, ON ale oIaiC 9uueus
troppc, ION ldu at iIQe iuacn unttIg Sing
gIgr, dnoct emo at fortrllc andre, buno
Dc Hal qIerc, III DC tug zig uoQct mattlg
lore % urbcIOCoe ira 0}urQClI iii RUclo,
Iua bite Dc lungt mcr; hi man uOrctter
life itort nlco bare &rat.
yfei, Tor al iau |riicruc nco, iuu moa
BET NOT andre @rcicr til. 6puo or ale
Oi5Ic Aaentcr % 6uubcl3reiicnoc iii an
BET cub iii az 9iere ale Siug bnrcre, o0
ilocu andre, Iom lcucr al andres GrbciOc
% ingcnrtuQ p]roouccrer, Get Ter no iii,
at Oct bliucr mart Office %%crionoIe %
&ontorpcrionoIc al ale.
Sa, oQ idu unr Oct bcruc Sllffcrpriicn,
loat nc reference hapoc lat fuit 8ri5
pau, men MI tuQcr Dc Oct bobbclte for
lIoeu al bliutt u,co CT cneitc 2ic. Set or
Hciultntet al al ocunc StriUtu 90 Sfris
gen nnl ar boIoc Brofitererre / EGmme.
Sen Iio, "a |riien pau Suffer por ca.
10-12 Gents &unoct, MATTE III itna
med &attcu uuOcr Grmcu % foIbcoc
6ruOcr % bcoc pcut nm az fna IS
&unh, men M. ia RriIeu er ouer 20
Gents, ian iperacr @orneI5mnnocn bare
circr, ]hrornlegct on utl bare. "Tccorabs
Soften HcrIondIc % Erlcrc htlic5.
IL = 0prruc,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21

1878 bIeu [oracr gift mco @ctrpncIa
SuoridIeu. Nuu Ngoe citcr At haze is0t
ham en- SGu, E.uoreas. Zen 3oie C.to.
Der 1850 bleo ban unocn @auR aiir mco
0cIene SEMEN M}cn heroc buuNe Guu
t. SarrL hpordt 10 er gauct lorlo til zen
eu.ae 0Uiic. Gc citericveuoes Gopnc er.
Mrs, y :. Qarris. Mrs. Eobu @}r@arcu.
Mrs. 9ana :. parieu % loruaIo Sci.
mcr. Seq oil "a iaa %op til at sni,c Den
~cfterIahte isrQcuoc 0uinu en- lang. lu0
% IuiteIiQ HIoerooul, iii tuu iamlcs weo
line tirrc hos ham. ioul boiler ale
Eraupc / i'm aImrQtiQc 0oano.
EruIa i,uuicu.
Hoieu, Mich.
ROlllc >. Dor 30.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21

ara Sruaerc pucrnlt AT ocuue uclficnotc
Nieotctu.

Wttotttu.
,,.
~ ~S,1gy. ot' MEG Ne'o ION 0n0tH'
'y' |''1a2IlNN az NotottQ % Ia
.'''. "tt' ~No1Iut'ulay on p'2'ell3 uilc
,l' 4i ghG'ut moe &c 'IGlit az ooIe 0ootos
,"'..''E @s8goHI'H' Snitll Ger iaat5 Iot
NeIl', No'll''tI,'' 'ai4ItQ NooSoet G4tt
t,,Is''HUCeN89eotl @'doc o4 cHoooIoc
lW9'Nt ul'o'' IolattQHtN' Sn9oontHlt' er
"'''''NH'' no oS"l zen Nut oIu8I Sc
I" Na aUt SufTlocI ems : Gaoct az
l'.,il 1at ~ oe' uie't tlt,'IIenoe Nelo
NV,a"''''d az I"'"I'Nul''e @pNooHiHlc
gIl Ft ~ ma p'''ci otII8i o9 ptI,Gt az
Hil"l'' al'Notl "'0Iat NANCE @ttlz
nSliel ''9'otL otunc H''l't poa'ioc!tBc
-',.l.'N Wv @HleNto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21

"a ie9 Ter paa abresielapper, at Del
or q Chen ieg former min Subitrtpz
tion poa min Zen "&oiten", iaa oil icn
mco Oct iamme tribe noale Yinicr
Neir o9 &ino bar III her iom andre
Ylnoier; men M Ter Der uo Iont hi itaI
fna CONNER engnng, % Oct tlrloe life
pGrc noaet fortiolig, "a III bar baut en-
lang % folo |intcr. % Succu hdr Iigs
get iibcu itoIt / Sttobcr. en- uenlt9 &il.
len ri 9Iaoet5 3erlonnle 90 &Gicrc.
Gn @lbonncnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
Ill speebiemmtt / Werafcr.
6r Rcoaitsr,

Dr. GCodIteI.
6or noqIe Gage iroen blcU ]g;coIrircrcu
heruf hglliq oUerruitct ueo az m0otuQc
9rep ira (bpriten Sobuiou, Ciutl5,
WIuu. Sreuct Uur lsoiaaet al en- Voi,.
onpi5uiuJ puu 5000. iom ban bar
iuuIte blauot line A1boer % @nlocIo,:
otropoc. iom itu.nc 1HUeuoe5 nj Fcrocl
for 5Haehicmrlct / 4~.sraier. Eorac
iii 0r. Eohuiou ull leq beruco ilGc
bicrteIig Eat. III 5Ir ue0 ocuuc Nu
6uuoliug lat CT HcNt OF ig]llcurr0Iat
Grcmpel for andre, ION Dor lamar boyic
oa uocnior nor Hdt:cJrobc. 0aubcI. al
rel mango bill iaat oit gooc Grcmge,.
gco uGUutc Srcu iulqte o9iua isls
qenoe giiie:
Ole g2ittelicu SO, @eoer e. @ilieta 50,
Johu R. Heitau 81, Eobn Glen 81. Grit
&rerhmo So, 6a.r0r Sreuomo $3.50,
Better Sohuiou SO, GGrI I. @renSmo 81.
:. T.. S~teroalsuolo 81. Ole grTfteu 81.
2. !. &rrtttu 81, Z. ). 9rrttcu -.
RanueI Seuieu s., Ioriteu Sobniou SO.
Sili. 5000. Eio.l3ere fuitteret iur
S1,437. 1alt ~S1,4o7j0.
Groot5 z. TAT
SUer !. Eueu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21

Ming iii oQc EIaOct5 2ricrc % nctS Ser
iunoIC.
"Gccorabs &oitcn" og "&co Grncu" CT
Der beoitc &InN. nj bar haut. og ri fan
life pUret ocr iprlocn.
en- Surncrfouc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
Ean,rneff.
Zen rgoc Sunupartc".

Nrr h,r I,,Tr,t ir,,,i,. n 80,
,8~,mtn,n1,r w, ,r,,, -, -,
o,r rirfGG- =, assn, - Nv.
Son,,, ~ rr,s,r ,,,, .,,,, 6,.
riort nqt y ,r,n ,,nr,t4> onI,
,h,fa Winrrs ~, T-nnirmns >rr,
g},it 81 porn y, >,N ~. ~
Mn W,n,, n1r,t rnr,n,, ~ Mrr,.
MI NrrrIn,i 1~,,,rrrrrr,, -, o,ri.
,,,n . W,n(,r
l}r fom,rar On b,f;,r,, r,,a,,f
cSrr,r,I INN ~ h,i,t 49, 1},s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
Nile SDgc % 2i0enDe

rl 'aa iri 9rso on tu otb gu UtisGnHur ira Cfir.
bTH rne'eEt uhmegfgt Wltbiur fer Giibma groutt.
Rarlrrh Junurusd 9uulsShso 9I,rptipusttlfs NJ.
u 9.Tcp bette Etuo ~ 'rub Grru M patcr y.
u. Bcrgb. lg22N atost 40, 6brcaso ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21

TIT bGuStr cite, al srsps, Tom tnos5clefr
sfs gtnae "a it'e CT ye9litrerei. iommtr 5grl
paa SsisH. sus serisr itfs rbIs ssuss Rssa
a iaa Suffering for srs9ti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21

Korrespondanee.

aprreipouooHcer uotH gapu % Nhrss. taq,s ite bet miuont Seuipn
III; b, bhr tie tugoHq sieuHsnInrt az Rroatttousu. 9nur,t hi n,
bIos pHtntIsqiprt. msbmluore usotcuu,nb, aprrtippuotnt es
Ter bet men Rebah omen uaa baDt hans fuot VO0u % @ortS'e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
IRA @rigbt, Ntinn.

5000 80. s9g@s%sgS 3...3@ 80 S.:9 9%@GG 80: $50 80 ssssS:
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-11
Crocheron Items

Mir and Mrs. Milton t. Kinnamon,
of Williamsburg, Va, and Mrs. Caleb
Tyler of Baltimore, have been visit
ing Mrs. kinnamon's and Mrs.
Tyler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
s. Dean, at this place.
Mr.. Clarence @Crocheron motored
to Baltimore last week on a business
Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Todd were Cam
bridge visitors last week, taking in
The Fam while there.
Mr.. Marcy Bloodsworth has re-
Gently purchased of Mr.. Brady Dean
the latter's newly finished barber
shop.
While returning from work last
Saturday Capt. Robert L. Bloods-
worth was attacked by strange
dog. He succeeded IN escaping by
climbing a ladder which he had been
using in making repairs TO the
school house.
7. Quite a number of the young folks
around this section are having fine
sport fishing, the fish are plentiful
at This time.
Mr. Homer Cannon had a narrow
escape from being drowned last week
when the boat he was sailing cap
sized by a whirlwind.
The Sunday School convention
which was held last Thursday at st.
Thomas Methodist Episcoual Church
for all of the churches in the lower
districts Of the county was largely at
tended. R. L. 2.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-11
Mrs. Samuel {. LeCompte

Mrs. Lucy Hearn LeCompte, be-
loved wife of former County Com
missioner Samuel e. IeCompte,
died at their home on Locust street.
yesterday afternoon about nae past
three o'clock following an illness of
several months with cancer. She
was operated upon about four
months ago in the hope of securing
relief from the disease but 1t mad
made TOO much Roadway and she
gradually grew weaker until the end
came
Mrs. LeCompte was the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Robert
Hearn, of this city, and was born on
the Goldsborough farm, near Vienna.
She was forty-two years of age last
February. Besides her husband and
parents she is survived by four chill
dren. Samuel, Florence, William and
Margaret LeCompte, and two sisters,
Mrs. Jasper L. Thompson, of Hur-
lock, and Mrs. Victor c. Parvin, OF
Owosso, Mich, and one brother, Mr..
William Z. Hearn of Salisbury.
The funeral services will be held
from her late home tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Interment will be in Christ Church
cemetery
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-11
Solomon J. Wiley

Mr.. Solomon J. Wiley, well
known farmer OF Vienna district,
died at the Cambridge Maryland Hos
pitaI Sunday morning about thee
o'clock following an illness with
which he was taken the previous
Monday He was about siXty-nine
years of age.
Mr. Wiley, APPARENTLY, had been
in his usual health until Monday
night, August End, when he con-
planned Of feeling badly. A physician
was called but his condition continu-
ed to get worse and on Friday he was
brought to the hospital.
He is survived by two sons,
Messrs. Ernest Wiley. cashier of the
Hoopers Island Bank, and Mr., Ed
win Wiley, who resided at home.
The funeral services were held
Monday afternoon from the under
taking parlors of w H. Willis and
Bros. Interment was in the Cam
bridge cemetery.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-11
BeIair Swamps Cambridge

| Cambridge was defeated yesterday
| by the fast moving Belair aggrega-
ton. fresh from the Susquehanna
| League. by a : TO l score. Rain
| broke up the game in the seventh
inning while Cambridge was at Sat.
The game was the first defeat for
Lefty" Hopkins this season. He
started out we'll. and for three in
nings held the enemy in check. In
the fourth inning, however, Harlan
and C0ale landed on his delivery for
a double and a triple respectively,
scoring Belair's first run. This
tied the score since Cambridge drew
first blood in the third on G. Ruark's
single and stolen base, and Henry 5
single This was the only inning IN
which Cambridge batters made a
safe hit.
The score ran at one all until the
sixth when Worthington opened the
inning with home run. Hop walk
ed the next batter and two singles
followed and when the inning closed
the score stood. Belair 5, Cambridge
l. In the seventh, Flowers went IN
to pitch, but could not check the on
slaught, and Belair added two more
runs to their five. In this inning the
rain came along and spoiled things.
The game was marked by some
very good fielding by both teams, q.
Ruark starring for Cambridge in this
department with two catches in CEN
Ter field.
Buecker, for Belair. pitched a
splendid game. allowing but two hits,
walking but one man, and striking
out eight men. At no time during
the game was he in danger, helding
the Cambridge batters between his
fingers, throughout the game.
The two teams line up against
each other for a double header to-
day, when Hop will seek sweet re-
venge for his defeat today. All
local fandom is wishing him the best
of luck.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-11

BPTdlI y I + q
Summary-Stolen bases. Mcdonnell,
Phelps. c. Ruark Henry; Two base
hits. Harlan; Three base hits, Coale;
Home run. Worthineton; Struck out
by Hopkins 3, by Flowers . by
Buecker s; Base on balls off Hopkins
>. off Flowers l oft Buecker 1; UNI
pire. Robinson.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-11
Report Of The Visiting
Nursing Association To Aug.

In January 1919 a meeting was
held at the Elks Club to reorganlZe
the Visiting Nursing Association.
Solicitors canvassed the town and
S1,O96.83 was collected. To this
amount has been added interest,
fees from pay patients and fees from
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company amounting to $241.17,
making a total received to date OF
$1,338.00.
During the influenza outbreak IN
1919 nurse was secured for per
| iod of one month. The expenses
during this period, including salary,
were $11064. The present nurse,
Miss Edna Morris began work Febru-
airy 9Th. The expenses during the
past six months have been $763.15,
leaving a balance in the Treasury of
S464.21. There is still available for
this service funds from the sale of
Red Cross Seals for the years 1917,
1913 and those sold in Cambridge in
1919.
The report of the Treasurer and
| Visiting Nurse follows:
Cash received. February II,
1919 to July 81, 1920 ......$ 1,33S.00
Expenses same period S7$.79
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-02
CASH TAKEN, PAPERS
AND BOOKS DESTROYED
Chamber Of Commerce Rooms En-.
tered by Stealth and Much
Damage Done.

What is thought to be the work Of
boys, the Chamber of Commerce was
found ransacked and in topsy turvy
condition Monday morning when Hol-
lis B. Fultz, secretary. arrived in the
morning to open the place. Papers,
books and pictures were strewn
about in every direction. Mr.. Fultz'
desk was broken open and about SIS
in change taken from the till, also is
wild animal pictures which were to
have been used by MIR. Fultz in story
concerning the Olympic peninsula,
were taken. The pictures cannot be
replaced, according to Mr.. Fultz.
Upon investigation it was found
that the intruders entered by break
ing the lock on the back door Of the
hall. They unlocked the front part
Of the building and left the door open,
but 1t is believed that they took their
leave by the way they entered. The
police have a clue which they believe
Will lead them to the thieves very
shortly. According to authorities the
work was probably done Saturday
night.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-02

Spokane Comfy Imports MissoaI
Leader TO Conduct Campaign
Tor 1000 Members. 4e

Q
per year membership fee was
launched last week in Spokane coun-
ty under the auspices Of the Spokane
County Farm Bureau. according to
c. H. Bergstrom. former county
agent OF Thurston county and exec
utive secretary Of the state farm bu-
reau. Mr.. Bergstrom has just re-
turned home after attending spe-
ciai executive meeting OF the state
farm bureau. held in Spokane
Thursday. The meeting was called
for the purpose of launching mem
bership drives In all the counties OF
the state having = farm bureau.
The Spokane county farm bureau
has imported Chester Gray. president
OF the Missouri farm bureau, for the
purpose Of Launching the large drive
In Spokane county. which is the
first county to 60 ahead in this
movement. II the drive proves sat
'isfactory and q success. similar
drives will be put on in other coun
ties with the aid Of the state farm
bureau. "
The common membership fee
throughout the eastern states is SO
which enables the state farm bureau
ito do many worthwhile things fol
the farmers. It has been worked out
most satisfactorily and has proven
great success wherever such drives
have been started.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-02
BOOZE CHARGES AGAINST
LOCAL MEN NOT SUSTAINED

The grand jury found Harry Har-
din, proprietor Of the Carlton hotel.
and Sam Cowling. proprietor OF the
Logger's Home, in this city. not guilty
Friday Afternoon, in the federal dis
|trist cotr3 n TeboMA b1torest4adga
hs ~ Z : 1 bsi
Eshafgsd With h&ving intQzao1 tins
liquor In their possession. Both havs
bssn At liberty under bail since sep
tembcf.
Hardin was arrested IN Tacoma for
having Hmoonsh!ne'' whisky IA his
persecution. Several months ago his
hotsl in this city was raided BY the
police and several bottles Of moon
shine found In one Of the rooms.
cowlius was arrested blythe federal
authorities Tor having cider and grape
juice IN his store which had fermsnt-
Cd. Both defendants wers Represent
d BY Thos. N. Vance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-02

the land for park purposes. 1t is
we'll known by the old-timers that
the doctor turned a deaf ear to this
appeal and would have nothing to do
with 1t. The new city attorney, who
was In accord with hte park move
ment, was finally told by DR.. Carlyon
that he could use his judgment and
go down to Tacoma If he wished and
interfere or not, just as he chose.
The city attorney, being friendly to
the park, therepuon did appear in
court at Tacoma. and 1t was by means
of the Intervention of the city on the
part of the city attorney, on his own
motion, il not over the objection OF
DR.. Carlyon at least without his as
sistance, that Judge Hanford refused
to dissolve the injunction and the
sale of what is now the park was
frustrated and when the new boari
of commissioners came into Office
public sentiment became so strong
for the park that the doctor was
=
finally forced to acquiesce in its ac-
QUESTION, which he reluctantly did
some time during the following sum-
mer, and thus it was that the park
was acquired in spite of the doctor
instead of with his help.
1t is also somewhat amusing to
read the claim in connection with the
fill OF the tideflats and the securing
Of the Belt Line railway. Old-timers
remember that the senator was very
active in securing the fill as well as
the Belt Line railway, but they also
remember that he was the beneficiar:
of handsome profit thereby and that
no doubt a ruling motive prompting
his activity was the fine benefit to be
made therefrom, for all this was fol
lowed right away by the coming Of
! the Milwaukee railroad out Of which
1t is reported the doctor came quite
to the good financially. a &l
OLD-TIMER.