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WANTED-APARTMENTs

WE HAVE A DESIRABLE TENANT WHO
wants an apartment. from to rooms ana
bath. from Jan. Is to March 15. RANDALL
H HAGNER CO.. 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
WANTED-FOR POSSESSION JULY FIRST.
Of 3 rooms, bath. kitchenette; NV. section
only. Address Box 234-P. Star ofiice. 2s'
ONE ROOM AND KITCHENETrE APART.
ment with or convenient to bath, completely
or partly furnished for Ink: preferably In
private home; northwest section; WITHIN y
wanted by two girls, young, quiet and renned /;
on or about January l. Address BOX so'-M'
Star office.
FIVEROOM. FURNISHED MODERN APART
ment for three from Jan. to May. Address ,5 Box
SIP. Star Office. ~
HAVE EXCELLENT TENANT
desiring furnished apartment for
month of January. Requires 5
master bedrooms, 8 servants
rooms, dining room and prefers
Il living rooms. If you have
such an apartment communicate
with
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO..
1907 Conn. Ave. NV.
THREE OR MORE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and bath, furnished or unfurnished. Would
consider purchasing furniture. Address Boz
222-P. Star Office. 20
SMALL HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT.
January l.; furnished unfurnished; in apart
ment house; convenient to cars; consider Duy-
ing furniture. Address Box l92-P, Star once.
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FOR SALEM BLooMINGDALp; A NICE
six room and bath house on wide lot to paved
alley; property being sacrificed at 50. 600 II
sold before January !. The house 10 in ab-
solutely drst-ciass condition; 81, 900 cash; $50
per month. Address Boz 1s7-P. Star once.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

TURLOCK-TYPICAL OF CALIFORNIA;
best; ideal life; prosperity; farming. orchards
vineyards. stockraising, dafrying, poultry.
Write for booklet. Dept 81. Chamber Of Com
merce. Turlock. Calf
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Price, So 500 00-NEAR THE HIGHLANDS.
In one Of the choice sections OF WASH
ington Heights; a beautiful home con-
tafning IL rooms and 4 baths, six large
master bedrooms. attractive drawing
room, dining and reception rooms. IT Is
now in perfect condition: contains cleo
trio lights, hot-water heat. instantaneous
water heater. and has hardwood parquet
floors throughout
Price, 1880 OO-NEW DEWEY HOTEL. An
excellent proposition for home. room
renting or investment purposes. Three
story bay window brick in a block where
property Is rapidly increasing in value.
This pays excellent return on the
investment, and one seeking a sound in.
vestment will do well to inspect 1t at
once.
Price, 5000 Oo-BLooMINGDALE. Very sell
dom q house Of this character II offered
for sale ut such low price. II b 10
Gated in an excellent block and contains
six rooms and bath, and has plenty of
room for q garage. Terms can be n
ranged.
Price, 81, $50 0o-Mr. PLEASANT. We are
offering q three-story ten-room brick
house In one Of the best locations Of this
section. The house ID modern; in per-
feet condition. and 10 now vacant. The
price IL very low, and convenient terms
Of sale will be made.
INC,
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WANTED-To BUY

OWNER OR AGENTs-A HOUSE, Sc. OR
ne; NV. considered; have cash; possession
important war prices and war houses don't
HOME BY RESPONSIBLE PXKTE-HAvE
good third deed trust TO apply in lieu OF cash
payment: white. Address Box cso-P, Star Of
DEVELOPMENT or POWER PROJECT At
Great Falls approved: will trade equity in
splendid So-acre trnct on home; white. Ad
dress Box Esp. Star Office.
HAVE ABOUT $4,000 IN WE'LL SECURED
monthly payments SIS to $50. viii trade in
good real estate proposition. What have youg
Address =. A. CRAWFORD. 5le Park I'd. NV.
RESIDENT OF MARYLAND MOVING TO
Mashineton wants six or nine-roo,n modern
house in the northwest that can be bought on
a; reasonable cash payment Possession re
Ster Office.
SECRETARY TO CONGRESSMAN WISHES
TO purchase moderate priced home in Cleveland
r lar ,.a Give price and full details Address
WE WANT TO COOPERATE NTH OWN
ers in sale of tract Of land which has been
subdividcd into building lots a sufficient mum
her OF which win warrant strong advertising
subdivision sales. X, GRaY { CO... Real Es-
Florida.
WE HAVE READY PURCHASERS FOR
apartment horses. business properties and resi-
of our clients viii pay all ', cash. List your
property with us for quick results
SAMUEL SHAPIRO,
Tel. FIR. 54s2. 1T 18th NV. 2nd floor
WE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR HOMES q
Brookland, Woodbridge or downtown. ranging
IN price from SO 900 to $4,000. II you have
property for sale we would be pleased to have
ron list It with us. McI.ACHLEN BANKING
C0RP'N. Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 4S2.
OWNERS CONTEMPLATING SELLING.
LIST your property with rs: quick rssults
We have numerous applicants fer bousss Of
9, Z, and rooms.
THE r. a. SMITH co.,
e15 18th ct. NV. n. 0leA
HOME IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION,
city suburbs; to L. rooms. Sol Southern
bldg. Main 1913.
SIN To EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD
northwes. section: can pay $1,000 cash. Ad-
dress Bos 1922 Star office
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

PHONE FRANK. 756. NIGHT GALL NJ 1874.
The Central Transfer Co.,
1881 II ST. W. -
L BAGGAGE, HAULING. STORAGE
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA SUBURBAN
PADDED MOTOR VANS Foh. LoNG-DIs-
lance and local hauling; packing and eratins
done by experienced mens xtofHSe 81 Der
month up. CoNNEcTiCUT sToRAGE ASn
EXPRESS CO. sos ne. Phone Line. 2S3.
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SHANNON
713 18th Street NV.
NORTHEAST.
5000. $500 Cash.
Brick house 9Th st., with rooms and
bath; gas. furnace; good condition.
GEORGETOWN.
$4,000. $500 Cash.
This 2-story house has rooms and bath;
garage. II has been newly painted and is In
good condition; terms.
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.
5000.
A 6-room and bath detached home between
14th and 10th sts., in Sixteenth Street High
lands; large lot; house has hot-water heat,
hardwood floors and trim and is vacant; inn
mediate possession: easy terms.
ALTA VISTA, MD.
5000.
You can get full details today by phoning
Columbia 7598-W. Modern 7-room and bath
house. With electricity and open hreplaces and
furnace. and an acre Of improved land with
gardens and chicken houses. Location near
SHANNON
. 713 18th Street NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,
WANTED-LOTS.

SEVERAL LOTS NEAR 18Th AND WEBSTEi
SITS. NV; cheap. For sale BY owner. Cal
Col. 4218 after 5 pm.
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OUT.0F-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

FIIORIDA-ToURI CAPITALISTS AND
investors come to Fort Lauderdale. cast coast
Florida; paradise tropical climate; grow veg
etables ali winter; everglade land rich as ma
nnre; big crops corn and sugar cane. land now
$S5 acre will be worth $500. Free panorama
views our country Tourists Promotion Co.
Fort IAuderdale Fla
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& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
NORTHWEST.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
Semi-detached brick house Of rooms and
bath; in good condition. and very conveniently
and comfortably located.
SOUTH OF CHEVY CHASE.
$1,000: Easy Terms.
Beautifully located thoroughly modern Groom
house. adjoining Chevy Chase Heights: on the
highest point in the District: opposite the
reservoir. THE HOUSE IS NOW VACANT,
and 1t 10 Q real value.
MARYLAND AVE. NE. -
$500.
Four-story brick house of IL rooms: hot
water heat. gas: newly papered and painted
inside; NOW RENTS FOR $125 PER MONTH
This makes q splendid buy either for inyes.
ment or occupancy.
BRIGHTWOOD.
$500.
fine little Groom and bath brick house.
with porches and space for garage; hot.water
condition, and possession will be given i'm
mediateiy.
& LUCHS, :.
Main 2345.
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FOR SALE-COLORED.
A most desirable home near
N. J. ave. and R st. NV, con-
tanning 7 r. and b. Price and
terms very reasonable.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1915. 1914 K St. NV.
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FARMS.

Washington. Get our new 00-page catalogue.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon, va.
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Montgomery Co., Nd, Farm.
Near It'll st. pike and Nofbeck post once;
so acres; Groom dwelling; barn; 12-scre wood
land; 100 fruit trees and outbuiidngs; fine,
small dairy and garden farm; running spring
and brooks.
Only $500. Easy Terms.
Vacant now. Immediate possession.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY,
216 d st. NV. Franklin 2702.
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1884 H Street NV Phone Main 1923
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.2-Fam. Flat, 18th and Col. Road.
$500. 81. 500 Cash.

301 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS.
Phones Main 373 and Main 100.
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RAT CATCHER FOR KING
IN BUSINESS 27 YEARS
British Resident. Credited With
Staying 10000, 900 Rodents,
Now Wants to Retire.


! correspondence of The Star and Chicago Daily
News.
LONDON. England. September IS
George F. Overhill. rat catcher 10 the
British king, is big man of iiyely
WIZ ana Jovial nature. He has fought
rats for thirty seven years, is credited
with Staying 20.O0O,OO0 of them and
now feels entitled to retire to his
lBucklnghamshire farm, though he is
only forty-eight.
If America needs my services I will
GO MI. Overhill said to me, as he
fondled huge yellow ferret which.
ne said, was the father of 1000
Ierrets. Really, my only remaining
| desire before jumping into my piece
OF Ireehold is to do something in the
! states. 1 regret refusing an inyitation
from America last year. but / was
! held back by tiattering offer from
I by rats"
Mr.. overhill does not like the way
me hritish rulers reward, or rather
IAN 10 reward, their really greet men.
II were retired tea MERCHANT
carpet maker, actor or music hall
magnate," he declared. my name
would have been included long ago
in the postwar lists of kings honors.
This is proper pantomime country
Inc majority of our leading public
| men should be driving taxicabs. They
are pitchforked into their jobs and
maze 4. z. BIS. Our country offers
no reward Tor real genius. When I
go my secrets in rat manipulation 90
Kat catching, as Mr. Overhil ex-
plains it, is difficult and arduous
business. Rats run at night, and
consequently rat catchers must work
at night. "
During thirty-seven years of active
service, said Mr.. OverhilI. II have
seen only four years of daylight. The
average number of daylight hours we
ENJOY Is fwenty-one per week. In
winter-September to March-wa san
daylight only on Sundays"
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Wool plaids in effective combinations of
gray with black and white: pink with
white red with black 66xoO inches
(Blankets--Third noor.)
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BATTLEsHIP IS TARGET
FOR BOMBS FROM PLANES
Indiana, Once Pride of Navy, Used
in Experiments at Lynn
Haven Bay.

NORFOLK. Va, October 13.-The
battleship Indiana was subjected to
aerial bombing experiments in LYNN
Haven Bay yesterday.
only meager details Of the experiments
were reaceived here. Five planes of the
F-o type were sent out from the Hamn-
ton roads naval operating base to at
tack the old ship. which in her day was
the pride Of the American Navy. About
zoo bombs are to be used in the tests.
The Indiana was some time ago as
signed to the Navy junk heap. 1t was
later decided to use her and the battle.
ship Iowa as targets The Indiana is
TO be destroyed by aerial attacks and
the Iowa will be shot to pieces by gun
ners on battleships of the Atlantic fleet
The Indiana was under way when at
tackled by the aerial bombers, but there
was no one aboard as wireless control
was being used to direct her movements
Tho battleship Ohio directed the vessel.
Just how many bombs We're dropped
in the experiments could not be learned.
The attack will be resumed today. Elk
perts are watching the operations from
the decks Of the Ohio
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ARMENIA |NPER|L
FROM TURK ARMY
Government Protests to U. S.,
Alleging Invaders Violate
the Peace Treaty.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN,

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1920.
CoNSTANTINOPLE. Turkey. Oc-
tober 13.-The near east is ablaze
again over the progress of the Turks
through Armenia. The Armenian
any effective resistance. The COM
mander of the United States destroyer
Borie, wirelessed to the American
embassy here today that the Armenian
army was IN a dangerous position.
Lack of fuel for the railroads serious
troops.
The Armenian government has re-
, quested the commander of the Borie
70 protest to the State Department in
violation of the peace treaty and to
request assistance for Armenia from
the United States government
Neds Threaten Armenia.
ACCORDING TO the Armenian govern
ment reports from Baku indicate that
the bolshevik are organizing a cam
pdiSn against Armenia because they
consider the Armenian army the ad-
vance guard of the entente govern
ments in the near east.
The Turks have captured the rail-
way station at Sarikamyzh, on the
Mars Inc, and have taken a large
amount or stores of the American
relief committee.
me Georglans, realizing that the
crushinS or Armenia by the bolshevik
ana the Turks would be a direct
.n1eat at their own independence. are
believed to be planning general
mon1lzat1on. The Armenians have
unoficially supported the Georsians.
snow Dtstrust OF Bolshevik.
AT demonstration organized in
front of the. bolshevist mission in
Tlhls, several thousand excited per
sons declared their distrust of the
ooishevik and their purposes. The
oolshevik commissioner. kiroff. tried
TO make a speech, but his words were
drowned by angry shouts of Liar"
and Traitor. The American consul
at Ilfiis. anxious for the safety of
the workers in the near east relief
organization at Alexandropol, has de-
cided to recall them all to Tifiis in
the event that Turks or Tartars seri-
ously menace the district.
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prohibition went into effect. will be
brought to the attention of the De-
partment of Justice. at Washington.
William +. rPussyfootp Johnson,
prohibition leader. addressing a meet,
ing here last night, discussed these
and asserted he would
take this action regarding them.
He charged that, if the advertise
ments told the truth. the distillers
were violating the laws of a friendly
nation
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DELACR0lx IN LONDON.
Belgian Premier There for UnveiI.
ing of Cavell Memorial.

LONDON. October 12.-The Belgian
premier. NJ. Delacroix. is in London on
the occasion of the fifth anniversary of
the execution by the Germans Of Edith
Cayell. English nurse. and the unye;Iine
on the Thames embankment by Princess
Clementine Of memorial erected by the
Belgians in gratitude for British hos
pitality to Belgian refugees during the
war.
NJ Delacroix was honored by gov
crnment dinner tonight. at which Pre-
mier Lloyd George announced that the
king had commanded him to hand the
Belgian premier the Grand Cross of
the Order of the Bath.
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MAKES BID FOR TOURISTS.
Holland Favors Foreigners by Lift
ing Travel Restrictions.

THE HAGUE. Holland October 10.
Holland has lifted a number Of
travel restrictions upon foreign yiS-
itors who have heretofore been sub
jected to considerable difficulties and
annoyances. The new regulations do
away with the former compulsory po-
lice registration in respect Of Ameri-
can, British. French. Italian and other
tourists from western Europe, but it
is still imposed upon Germans. Rus
slams and others from eastern coun-
tries, owing to the fear of bolshevist
infection.
Asa result of the former stringent
rules Holland has had very little tour
ist traffic this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-13

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright. 1920.
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Iext Friday have been completed.

next Friday have been completed.
J. F. Morgan Il Co. announced to-
night that the bonds will be accepted
prior to maturity. and holders were
asked to present them promptly to
facilitate payment.
Britains half of the loan is already
in hand, and it is believed that France
will pay a goodly part of her share
out of the large gold imports which
have recently come to this market
from Paris.
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TO PAY $500, 600, 900 LOAN.
Anglo-French Debt to q. S. Will
Be Cancelled Friday.

NEW YORK, October 12-It is
understood that plans for payment of
the Anglo-French $500. 900 five
year 5 per cent external loan due
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BANK ROBBERS GET $4,000.

DEER TRAIL. Colo, October Ia
The Deer Trail state Bank and the
First National Bank of this place
were robbed last night of cash and
securities which officials believe may
amount TO $4,000.
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ADMIT THEY BREAK LAW.

Scotch Distillers' Sales in q. S. to
Get Official Notice. Says johnson.
EDINBURGH, Scotland. October
acknowledgements appearing in
Scottish newspapers. in which dis
tillers claim that their business with
America has greatly increased since
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The city of Cleveland boasts of So
900 clubwomen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-13


HIS offer WAS accepted and he will
carry on the eyungeIislc CAMPAIGN
j. WAS announced. lie is said to have
offered % pay his own expenses.
Hundreds Of women met in ST.
PauIs church after Or. Stough'S flight
and many vept as prayers were offer
ed for The safety and the early re
turn 10 lancaster OF Or, Slough.
Elmer E,lacman, the chauffeur who
drove the car in which the evangelist
fed, brought back message from DR..
Slough. 1t read;
i did not run away because of
personal fear, but to save the people
OF Lancaster from serious conse-
q1eaeS.
Rev. George i. Schaum, chaplain of
an American Legion post and one of
The Slough campaign supporters, de
cIared: Now Lancaster will be swept
by the greatest eYangelistic campaign
III It's history
AS the evangelist ran across the
lce-coated yard III the rear Of little
restaurant in Lancaster TO enter the
taNicab which was to spirit him away
from the city seething with indigna-
ton over his pulpit utterance, he slip
ped and fell, bTuising himself. He was
in highly nervous state, and as he
picked himself up from the ground
his nervousness was not allayed by
an agitated cry from Cook, his sec
rctary:
Doctor, what will I do? 1 have no
money"
oh, they'll take care OF you," call
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A NASTY COLD
EASED AT ONCE
"Pape's Cold Compound" then
breaks up cold in
few hours

Don't stay stuffcd-up! Quit blow
ing and snuftling! y dose OF
"Pape's Cold Compound" taken
every two h1urs until three doses
are taken usually breaks up a
severe cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils and the air pass
ages of the head; stops nose runn-
ing; relieves the headache, dullness,
feverishness, sneezing, soreness ana
stiffness.
,'Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known ana
costs only few cents at drug stores
1t acts without assistance, tastes
nice, contains no quinine-Insi3t up
| on Pape's.-Adv.
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EUROPE QUITS
BUYING MEATS
France and England Leave
u. S. Market. =.
ITALY TO FORBID IMPORTS
Measure Adopted by Rome to Improve
the Exchange Situation-WilI Cut
American Exports.

Chicago, Feb. ia slump in meat
buying by England and France is like
ly to cause a decided drop in prices,
provision dealers predicted.
France has withdrawn from the
pork market entirely, and England has
followed a wholesale cancellation of
pork orders last week by an almost
complete cessation of meat orders.
Germans, it is said, wants to place
a large order for pork, but canno. do
so because of the present situation of
foreign exchange; therefore, she is not
expected to have much influence in
the market.
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Only A Colo

Are you III? is often answered..
ooh! it's only a cold," as If a cold
was matter of little consequence,
but people are beginning to learn
that common cold is a matter not
to be trifled with, that some OF Ia,
most serious diseases start with a
cold. AS soon as the first indication
of cold appears take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Remember that
the sooner you get rid Of your cold
the less the danger, and this remedy
will help you to throw 1t off.-A6y
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Italy to Bar U. S, Canned Meats.

Washington, Feb. 13.-ImpOrts from
the United States of sugar, canned
meats, condensed milk, butter and
cheese will be prohibited by the tai
! ian government in its effort to deal
with the exchange situation, according
to official advices to The department
Of commerce.
Under the restrictions American ex-
ports TO Italy will he reduced 20 per
cent
ENportable capital will be placed at
once under more severe control, the
advices said, adding that 1T will be
extremely difficult to sell to Italians
American manufactured goods that by
any possible construction admit of
classification as luxuries.'
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SHIP WITH 700 MINED
Most of the Passengers Saved in Dis
aster to REFUGEES Vessel.

SSICt ~ HCIASSSS VESSEL.
ConStantinople, Feb. ia telegram
from Narna says the Russian steam
ship Emperor Peter the Great, which
struck mine and was lost recently,
had 400 Russian refugees on board
from Odessa and SebastapoI
1t is believed that most of them
were saved.
The Russian steamship Gregoriett
ran aground near The KiHia life saw
ing station at the Black Sea entrance
to the BOsphorus. One hundred and
fifty of her passengers were rescued
in the raging storm by means of line
landed from he ship by a rocket. Eff
forts are continuing for the rescue Of
the 200 remaining passengers and
CREW
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-13
PITTSBURGH BANDIT
ROBS Z IN Z HOURS
Hollis Up Factory, Then Jew
eIer as Police Hunt Him.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 13.-The ion'
bandit who has held up jeweIry stores
In the busiest section OF the city dur
ing the last few weeks. and who m1..e
a big haul, leisurely robbed IN" NOR
business houses within CWo no"r>.
His first Job was M the Eug'an@"
Cap company's wio'r.a.e h" =. a.
Eve o'clock Acco>ri = til" ID !.,'.i-
er, the bandit showed r'"..'r"
against his body and ted Inn UP
He then rifled the safe and cas-
drawer.
While leaving the store m r"'her
encountered Alexander En@land"r .hc
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-13

If you are afflicted with Rheu-
rnatism, why waste time with lini-
Enents, lotions and other local ap-
plications that never did cure
Rheumatism, and never will?
Do not try to rub the pain away.
for you never will succeed. Try
the sensible plan OF finding the
cause of the pain. Remove the
cause, and there can be no pam.
You will never be rid Of Rheuma-
tism until you cleanse your blood
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-13
Lincoln Address in Senate.

Washington, Feb. 13.-The original
lOnd-hand manuscript IF Lincoln'S
Gettysburg address WIS read in the
senate by Senator Reyes, Republican,
New Hampshire. Senator Smool. Re
publican, Utah, of the senate print
ing committee, announced photoStat
of the address would be printed in the
Congressional Record. The senate
sAen adinnrn@a - g 1artner mark of
.ssVectt.
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MOTHER SaFRIENDl
Expectarlt Applied
Mothers VMLE Externally
a Al An Druggists =
Special Booklet Motherhood and BABY Free
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. DEPT SD, ATLANTA ca Il
This Means YOu

When you get up with a bad taste
IN your mouth, o. dull tired feeling
no relish for food and are consti-
pated, you may know that you need
a dose Of Chamberlain's Tablets.
They not only cause an agreeable
movement of the bowels, but cleanse
and invigorate the stomach and I'M
prove the igestion.-Adv.