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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
HaIandS$triden.
Sucri9c laNer til at haze uunbet ocr
furitc Hnnoe.
Sen ifano. Sfibsiart.

Stocfbolm Sen t50e Septembcr.
Stat@miniitcr Granting aireiite |
Gluten az forrige llGe til @ori$ ior
at reprpientere Spcrlge ue0 @ienop.
tageIien al Acknowledgements onqoa-
enoe NalanOaiperg@maaIet for 5Soi
te'orbunoets &aab. GinIanO nil has
ne iarnme characterization iom pco
De tloliqere 6or~banoIiracr.
Sfient Ger enonu ingen ~oiiiciel
Splp@nlrg foreliQger anqaaeuoe Ne
~iltltotct AZ ben iltrioiife &pn1itcs lin.
oerIo0el'Cr Al Sc mooitrioenoe ipcr.
tie % finite Sranopunfter, oil oo0
It Norlp0enoe, Der iTriper iia ira en-
paoll0elta Slide pibe, at &onlitcen
~itetter oct ipenite Stanopunft, at
Noloro@iperasmaalet life er Ell noe.
luttcnOe iinif IiiGrc, men at ben
~fonuncr inc Wuoer 9iQnen$ Suria.
0ittlon.
"Gagen9 Npheter" ifriuer beront:
"&ienocliell, at acknowledgements
life or ell uoelllffenoc inf 4iipre,
or Ell morallt Seir Tor Soerige, men
beraf at 0rage 0eu SIlltninQ, at Ma.
lG%lolrgerne cnlter Ell @ieniorcniltq
nlco Spcrige, cr iorbaitet. Speriae
bar opnaoet i'm &eniigt peo at OF.
trPoe ion Sal@manb for Siul0n,
oernea SeIpbcitcmmellearet."
Get er Den in0en oue Tarticr her
'remherltenoc Weuirg, at 9iaaroa.
oct MI moo bcorore NihoIoelien ar
en- 6olfcailtemuirQ pnn galan0seer.
ne, % al oclure oil reillltere til 1Sor.
Del Tor Speri0c.
: finite areoie CT ser ell alminoe.
ltg 1iIbeieligbeo Ill ar aipelttc Sin=
genes Song ibet ser inncS at nprcs
en- urofteIig Suerbcpisning ON, at
Der unOcr ingen Smitpnoiaheoer pil
blt oiNiuet Ell 3ienoeIie. lcnl bereper
IiIllono noget al, huao Oct amer
iom III 3erritoriun.
DC ifanoinauiife SanSc protcircrrr.
StocfboIm Sen Hoe September,
Se lfanoinapiife 9utocS iRles Sp.
trGocn / i'm Sppoiitiou til oen me
nmeritan'tc Sisiart$lop. Ben iaa.
fal0te ",Soirs Slipping gct", bar
9iuct Jig lloiIag / Ell al NOrae$, Sue.
RIGGS og TauMnarf@ lloenriasntini.
tire n1oertegnct Troteitnote Ill Ne
6oreneoe StaterS HegicrinN. Bro
tclten cr a"ffnttct / megct oipIomnit.
tie llbtrpf, men bet er Hart, at Scr
er Ell Elan igiGre ON at one @ien.
glplo liaeoneripr alncrifanltc Sfibe
% Tarcr, ionl allfomnler til Ifanoi.
napilte Napnc, iialb Spnes Nttci
Itltloc bli baanobGpet / lin nUrpr.
reltoc SornL.
Suno De itauoinnpiifc 9anoe iipr
bar irrob, er bcu alaltilil, ser iaits
letter en- > TrocentS Reouttiun /
loloafGiiterne paa Tarer, icm rag.
ties Ill be Iore1eoe Stater meo allte.
r%ifanltc Sfibc, meOens Der ianltioia
fsie@ 10 &roccllt til Soloui1iiternc
paa Snrcr, ionl bringeS til Alnerifa
/ uoenIunbite Tarteier.
@n an0en @eitenmlelic, ION urf.
Ter Nnlteo, En- De partiifc RegllIerin.
Ger al @obatraiiten illoeu Sc 1Sor.
Stnter. SSllbucnoinaerlie berinnoo in
ltes laa rnegct merfeligere, icnt nU.
item bpercreite iieiarcubc 9tation /
europa bar nbopteret Ell rocrit pro.
%tettioniitilt Yolitif / Oct Cienteo at
frcnnlc i'm Stibaiart. Ge0rcrcubc
@citcntnlcIit ! &oucs Nftcll cr peota-
get netop / inmme Siemco - at bc-
flute i'm elen me. opblOuitrenoe
Sfiba'artain0u'Iri
lloenrig&nliniiter TaImitierua err
tlureNe ! Ell Gale. han fprlcoen holot
peo Ell @tioong ior ipenitc Sfibsre.
oere, at Sitiationer par merit al.
uorlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
ollaifa'Slypern

&ielle ct Telegram ira Taucpu.
pcr, Y. Z, hauoe &c IRE unlcrifanife
Nrmc NcropI0uer, ionl befiuocr liz
pad NicuIucieu IRA Rome. HIaifa. III
Nem 9Dort. Sen lite D.. nuatt SeIc.
araph Greet, =. {.
lln0er lfe0irIlnIngen Scr fupftt0c
en- al Waitiuerre Slrclen. Hle ire
Wiaitiner uiI6c. beretteS Ser, iorblt /
5eleQraph Greet. I'll Sfoben pnr re.
pGrCrCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
De rusiiife Born.

gtoget oper 900 rusiiite @erl,
bra0tes 9sroag iorrise ll9e on1borb
pao ben i~apaneiiite Camper "9onli
Wtaru", ser ifal fere Dem ira Nem
gorf til 9~ie6eubaun. 9ernene bar
/ ct Yar Tigers Sio opbolbt Jig
Sort @aoslportb paa Staten Sslanb
paa @iennentreiie iii fine Siem
Yetrograo og ANDRE Steoer / SINS.
lano. Teiiel f%oregaar UNDER 2eoel-
ie al set a%nterifanife Isoe Gors.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
Kpinoelie Kommisior.

Yr0iioent @illou bar, tclegrare.
res Ser ira Naibin9ton, uonTunt
Wobcl Z. @oaromau, ionl / mango
Mar par Ntcolcm al oct uleritanitc
Hpoc &ors' Grctutiufoulite, Ill Som.
nlisipr for Giitrict Of Columbia cf'
ter &ommiSiTr @rownlom, ionl IN.
liz fog AilteO.
Nils @oaromall CT Den ferlte
Suiuoc, iom Aor pGret Wieolen al
oenne a%onmriSiion, Der uOgler 81
itritteta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
Sinlf Saneerfero.

Sra Sancocf, Wicb., berettes, at
Scr al f~remitaaenbe 5inlGnoere /
Noropeiten err lat Ell geppselie
iaana for ct 9eiss til 5inlano al
finlfamerifanlfe Sangere, 5orret.
ninosmGnb % andre al finif Ser.
fouit. Wan baaber, at 9lanen pil
ioa iaa talrig 3%ililutning, at man
fan leie ct iGrifilt ,Gampifib Tor
Sprben.
S,ielac Den iorelsbise Ylnn ifal
sanaerne sipe aoneerter ! De big
tialte iinife gpcr. -mebens De eprige
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
Oberit Sees nye Dot.

Sfslae ct Telegram ira llrbano,
Su., er Sberit 6it5bueb See, ell
S%sn1eien al Den berenlte Spoltats.
general mloer Sorgcrfrigen, Gen.
Robert 6. See, bIepet uon9pnt I'll
Gbei for HeierpeoiIjcererueS Grain
ina &orps peb Sniuoi5 Statsuniper'
ittet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
Stool paa 6runo.

Sra 8etcbifarL IIaifa, telegrafe.
res, at DC SSor. Staters SolOfutter
"SmaIlotp" Den 14oe os. er ite0t paa
9runo / Snop Yasia9e, 80 Wtil ira
aetcbifan. Ger tilieies / Selegram-
met, at fSartsiet life anieeS for at be-
finoe iig / nogcn siebliffelig Sare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17

Seltaaere / S9roen ifol arbeioe for
n9rmere SorbinOeIie meo SanoetS
observation-disclosures. Selpfcl9elig
pil Euren aipe moll0e Ell Iulebuin9
til at beisse SlGetriu9Gr / oct CANT
lie Tporenelan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17

Sdctc&, @inot, Nortb Gafota.
Charles $. @art, Sr., Camp Gobge
b0 Ioolpb y. Siperior, @ation,
Wiinu.
) %eterinGrforplct: |remIerIsit
llant Soicpb q. Gro@bp.
) aaunucrict: SeccuoIettnan!.
Clarence u. Sampled, 0lllutb %
Selghton q. Smith, minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17

&rriiOent Geiebanel er iaa Iss, at
han er noe af Stano til at nhoer-
ifriue pistise 2ufumeuter. Npt
ErriiScntpalg / @criailes iano-
iruliat ON meget fort Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
Fred % ufred

60, pOlif.rnsfIfe TreOsfuniereuee
+rrSer iammen / &iga paa Ssr'
Noa, Tnslerne furbcreoer ct yin
tsrirlttua. Jranfris nil omgjGr'
5, Nnslamb meo en- anti.S ouiet
Nlinnce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17

lsorhehss paa iipite- Staes8
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17

hand half an hour is saved in the
preparation of a meal. Try it!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17
MARYS
KITCHEN

One of the easiest ways OF saw
ing time and labor is preparing GER
tain foods In large quantities.
Most women have to peel pota.
toes but when once started would
lust as soon keep on and do a whole
lot. There are so many ways Of US
ing cold potatoes, either plain boil"
cd or mashed, that there is no risk
OF waste II one has some on hand.
Plain boiled potatoes can be dc
cd and warmed over in cream sauce
or they may be simply sliced and
fried, or diced and fried in crisp
cubes, diced and reheated in milk
and butter in the oven.
Mashed potatoes can be made in
to croquettes. and fried in deep fat.
made into little fiat cakes and fried
orr sauted' in the irying-pan, beat
en- up with eggs and made into a
soufEle, reheated as mashed, used
with fish in croquettes or made, into
cups and filled with another vege'
table.
IL one has cooked potatoes on
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17

to get better. l thought you were
a Dream Girl and l spent all my
time thinking Of my dream. |
know ii can't seem to yo" as II we
were anything nor than stran'
gers. but-ob. don't go nome just
yet. Stay and let me see you oc-
CasiOnally. Let me teach you to
like me a little. SO that some day
you might become in very truth my
my Dream Girl"
BUT Pcrsis had risen and stood
facing him Indignantly. why
you're married, MIR. Weston!" she
said, with emphasis.
Stanford looked at her in amaze
ment. What in the thunder
makes you think that" he asked.
why" said Persts, 'when you
were delirious you talked yer n
over about your-wtHe. You call
ed for Oracle and once you said,
III be glad when you come home
darling"
Weston, TO Persists utter confu-
sion, threw his head back and
laughed the first good laugh ho
had had for many days. Excuse
me, Miss Meredith, but peor old
Gracie-six foot two inches, and
a beard a yard long. judging by his
last picture from Chile! Why, We
we're roommates at college and
when the boys found his last name
was Darling they Immediately
tacked the name of Oracle in front
Of it and Oracle lie has been ever
since. AS for the wife part. it's
what a fellow always calls MS
roommate" !,
y understand now, Of course
said Pers!s. But the mistake
was L natural one!"
'Of course. 1t was. little
mean, Miss Meredith" assented
I Stanford gently, but now that
everything is slaughtered out
won't you give me at least a
chance to prove myself. first your
very good friend, and then some
day, more than thGt?"
Pcrsis raised her soft eyes TO
the true brown ones of the man
opposite her. Would she ever
dare tell him that. married
thought she thought he was she
had fallen in love with him and
thinking her love hopeless was
running away home?
But Stanford was urging her
again, Don't you think dreams
ever come true?"
A great wave Of happiness
swept through her. But all she
said a Pm SURF they do some
times!"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17

The Meadow Grove School was having a picnic en- Sr1 Mr. oS Ser106e
after recess, and such a racket you never heard-such sque aat anu
s1ueakings and croakIngs and whistlngs and buZzlngs ana everything
Eve Nick. who always tried to be dignred tbelng truant OFFICER,
Won know), threw up his cap and caught 1t on his te' and Nancy oo
Il happy little Jig around the room. -
They were to meet on Saturday under the big wluow-tree on the
odpe ~ Iily Pond and each family was to bring its own basket OF
goodies. OF course, all that night there were the best smells ever in
Meadow Grove Land, because there were cakes and pies to bake and
snndwiches to be made, and wudberryade 10 bottle. Mrs. Squirrel
didn't go to bed until twelve and got up at three, NTs ouhn!
didn't go to bed at all.
Mrs. Woodchuck kept at 1T until old Granddaddy Mole, who all
ways said he was hard of hearing as well as seeing, had to rap OF the
wall so he could get some sleep. .
But, oh boy! il you could have seen the lovely basket Mrs. Wood
chuck finally set on the piano, piled UP snowy and round IKE a gypsy
wagon, only with mysterious, delicious looking Jumps sticking up
here and there under the neatly stretched napkin, and the lovely
niles or starched COATES" laid on chairs for the FAMILY to slip into
ut daybreak, you'd have decued, I'm sure, that it didn't hurt old
MIR. Mole one bit to lose an eyetul or two OF sleep. But the mean
thing told it all over that he'd lost forty wmks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17

slightly beaten egg. FIN With cream
ed hBh and put In q moderate oven.
to heat the potato and brown.
Cranberry Pudding
10 cup butter and lard mixed
I cup sugar
z eggs
8 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1-2 teaspoon soda
1-2 cup milk
I cup cranberrIes
- teaspoon salt
Cream shortening and sugar. Add
eggs well beaten. Nix and sift dry
ingredients and add alternately
with milk. Add cranberrIes, Turn
into a buttered mold and steam for
three hours. Serve with sugar and
cream.
The borrower may be "Servant to
the lender" but seldom Is the lender
mistress Of her loan. MARY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. IT, If you
haven't at least one huge, soft,
featery, colorful fan among your
possessions, you may very well
count your outfit Tor this season
incomplete.
In the first place, the fans them
selves are beautiful and in the sec
ond, many OF the designers rely
upon Il fan to bring out" a gown.
Then, of course, there Is the at
mosphere OF romance that is in the
very suggestion OF one of the grace
full breeze-wafters,
OF them all-the fans OF rare
old lace with sticks of carved ivory,
exquisite Vatican things, and the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17

hundreds OF other yarieties-the os-
trich feather fans are the most IA
vOred.
Here are three beauties belong
ing to three Universal stars. One,
that of Carmel Myers, is fashioned
Of six heavy plumes in a marvellous
new tint exactly that of the Honey
Dew melon.
: Gladys Walton's fan is creamy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17

apple-celery-nut salad, cranberry
pudding, coffee.
My Own Recipes
Little, tiny onions r INCEST to
cream. those. not any larger than
a marble. Onions should always
be cooked in an uncovered pan.
Dreamed Fish in Potato Cups
. 1 1.2 cups cold faxed fish
I cup white sauce
masFed potatoes
Shape the cold mashed potato in
10 cups, brush over the outer sur
face OF the cups with the white OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast-Sliced bananas. nm
cooked cereal. sott-boiled eggs,
toast and coffee.
Northumberland fish in po-
tato cups, hot rolls, grapes, pre-
serves, tea.
D!nner-Fried chicken, baked
sweet potatoes, creamed onions,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-17

white to match her white and gold
embroidered frock. Straight fea-
Tiers It has with sticks of white
bone, while Priscilla Deans fan
is one OF ostrich feathers attached
to a long stick of ebony. their long
tops curling over with their own
weight, like SO many huge long
stemmed chrysanthemums. 1t is
all in shades of brown.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15

Sc mdaife bialpe 4efers Ct boil:
6e 8raroer
Set fae 90 me6ens bette Mellents
ipil eifor is en go Of oet tore
|@ereliez ftete SCI plge,loe pao 4n.
tierte1S 2eip ara11pen tiiltog Set
.tiebeo bans Rbg ftrarln.eoe fg, ioas
sIeoes q bans 2egellle I'M bbileoe
E5poo Sopeoetsoe Seooerte, A1iiatd
iertraf fio i1nerteapt 8 Sabforpsr
b(lbreobrua aninosop Roife.1nt-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15

GUNNER 11goig forat annoncere tn
berpnte NatentfaIbe, greb ban til
BET ~ffortbibleoe Miooel meo @ift-
moroet % bette bible ogiaa here
Ilgffeoes ba1n, tbi Or. 8ders bopoe
Mnelfe 6erom. s3
Men er mi en- fiarneiuuo, ur,g
EMono, meoens bars Stebfooer END.
nj beoer for fine SDnoer ben msrfe.
INITIAL, Sing Sita, beo Subfon-
flo6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15

i StlfRl6e at oennesD piloe belle
EaGor1a,1en tilfuIoe betbes Mond.
8ranoer ta1Ot bert aariaa not til
at biofgre 9re11gens Dpo.
On aio bauoe 8ronoer foriset at
IppaaifD,1oe steoigr1ne1s Dg6, beo at
lopnal1ltre bam tl at ig11orere 2a-
feers 5ororoninger, nab,lig mel
Se11iDn ~ Dict men 81 oern,e
|Naaoe Ct naa gloalet fpntes ban
iorslolelon1 90 oa ban baboe fore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Coolies sfarpii1b bab6e
glIan belbreoeoeg

lDty
eo ben ienere @roces fom alle
baanoe interesiarte gnteltbeoer for.
sDageng 2Ds. Otter MotibetsM Sor-
brpoelfen beDspernan lite ct fsge
Ienge.
Mlans gaooer boDoe I'm teital11en-
'teret 8ra,,otr en- ,Erebieoel III IL
se6or,ulle 90 Meften 81. s9,t1en, men
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15

ten Ell Mob9tf, iom pirfebe inoen.
ii Minntter, % ben a111ge Nea1o par.
reooet for oe,t1e @al1g:
Get belle opflareoeS e11ere. S
ssalpen bapoe #Bra,1oer oriietig
bIa1toet 5trpfuitb oa da tore so.
fs, at ben abiorber4 noen,
1opoe bepirtet e1ldflt Jorgiffttniltg,
bporn oen totfd Dre1g uoen
biDIbiIoesppre bbb, om g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Fordi:

Det er ferdigt med de Nykker o&
Farer, som truer fra ct sva9t o& vaklen-
de Enmands-Velde, oe det vii nu ssjen-
opbygse den reprasentiye Reejerin&s-
form,som K~onstitutionen hjjemler ~ en-
Re9jeriing az Folket, for Folket oee we'd
sFolket, med fri Udovelse 5af de konstitu-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Fordi:

bet vii, at Amerika skal som forhen
: we're frit, fremskridtsvenliQt, rigt og
lykkeligt, med Fred hjemme og retf@r-
digit, staerkt og velvilligt i Forholdet til
andre Lande.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15

De amerikanske Vaelgere, kvinder
saavel som Maend, we'd, hvad de vii. De
err ivrige efter at folge kaldet til at udove
suveraene Borgeres hejeste Pligt, og de
vii kaste deres Stemme den sikre For
Wishing, at deres Vile vii blive gjennem-
fort.
sejren STAR skrevet i stjernerne. Vi
f0ler den ombolge os. Den er i Luften,
som Vi %indaander. Den er saa uafvende-
lig som selve Skjebnen.
Den republkanske Nationai.komite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15

bet er staerkt imod Alliancer OF
Traktater med andre Lande, som vii SEN
de wore un9e Mend over Havene for at
gaa iKrig. like for at beskytte american
ske 1nteresser, men for at tjene uden-
landske Hensieter, under Bud og Beta
ling af en- Over-Regjering af ~udenlandske
Magter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Fordi:
Fordi:

bet venter, at det republikanske
Parti vii ejore en- Ende paa disse Forban-
delser Of paa ny skate Tilstande, som vii
holde wore Fabrikeri Gang for fluid Kraft,
sjore Diet mmuliset for wore Farmere at faa
en- rimelig Lon for deres Slid, sikre den
amerikanske Arbejder stadigt Arbejde
til god Lam. o. beskytte Forbrugserne
mod Udbytning.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-19
HAUIING

Am now in a position to do haul
ing of any kind Phone 470.
4l19-St GLEN GlLLIS
L & NJ. and Davis paints, a big
stock. It has stood the test. Phil
Inns Hardware Co.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-19
Tuesday, April 10th 20

between the hours of 1 and 8 o'clock
D. M, all that farm or tract OF lano
consisting of
situated near, the village Of REID s
Grove, on the south side of the county,
road leading from Reid S Grove to East
New Market, inx Vienna Election DIS
trict. of Dorchester County AaTE lana
farm, being especially the same lana
which was conveyed to the said King
gold W. Bennett by VIM. N. andrews,
Trustees No. 2943sChancery, by deed da-.
ted Nav 81 1912, and recorded among
the Land Records of Dorchester Coun-
ty, Maryland, in Liber w. 1. K. NO. 4.
folio SIS, except one acre of said farm
X hich was conveyed to VIM. j. Dean,
by the, said Ringgold w. Bennett and
wife, BY deed dated Jan. %. 1914. and
recorded in Liber w. L. r. No. z, TO-
lilo 253. Also all the right, title and
interest, at law and in equity, or the
said Ringgold w Bennett and wife, IN
and to that narrow strip of land lying
between the parcel of land heretofore
described and the new she'll road lead
ing from Reds Grove to Vienna.
This farm is improved by gooo
dwelling and ali necessary out-oulld-
ings, including a new sweet potato
house. 1t is convenient to stores,
church, school and station at Reds
TERMS of SAI.E:-s5OO cash on day
of sale, $1,000 cash 2 months from day
of sale. and the balance months from
day of sale. or on final ratification. the
deferred payments to be secured py
bond of purchaser, with interest from
day of sale and approved security.
Purchaser will be entitled to owner S
w. IRVING MACE,
Attorney named in mortgage
Dixie Realty Co., Auct.
-19.B-4l7-10-13-17-19
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-19

FOR SALE.-1s17 or Is model Ford
-t0urfrrg-car, best of condition. apply
to VIM. H. NORTH 4ls-u
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-19
Communication

I notice in recent issues of local.
papers, and l presume the same OBJ
tains as to all the local papers pub
lished in the First Congressional dis
trict, that Mr. Hilton w. Robertson,
candidate for the nomination to Con-
gress on the Democratic ticket, has
announced as part Of his platform
that he is in favor CT modification
of the Volstead Act passed by Con-
gress for the enforcement OF the IS
of the Volstead Act passed by Con-
gresS for the enforcement of the 18TH
Constitutional Amendment. 1t is not
my purpose to attempt to dictate the
policies that Mr., Robertson should
incorporate in his platform. How
ever as my name has been used as I
member of the Executive Committee
oe Mr.. Robertson's campaign; and as
Mr.. ROBERTSON at the time OF using
my name in the beginning of his
campaign had not announced his
position on the temperance Question
il it's relation to the enforcement of
said question, but since has taken
the position that he stands for a
modification of the Volstead Act and
dS tndI pOS1l1OA ID at Val Ac1hOO " ILL
my views upon this question. l de-
sire to state that l will not support
Mr.. Robertson for Congress. l have
always tried to be consistent upon
this question and I believe my views
and stand upon same are very well
known throughout the State OF
Maryland.
1 shall therefore vote and use my
influence for the candidate for Con-
gress who stands for the retention
and enforcement of the Volstead
Act.
L. ATWOOD BENNETT.
-Wicomico News.
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ORDER NIsI
Addie H Ellis, widow VS.. Rachel Ellis
and Iva Ellis,

Addie H Ellis, widow VS.. Rachel Ellis
and IVA Ellis,
In Equity in the Circuit Court for
ORDERED, this 5th day of April,
A. D., 1920, by the Circuit Court for
Dorchester County. that the Sale Of
property mentioned in these procted
ings made and reported by Calvin Har-
rington. trustee, be Ratified ond Con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 9Th
day of May, next, Provided. copy OF
this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Dorchester County,
Maryland, once in each of three success
sive weeks, before the 2Sth day of
April, next.
The Report states the amount of
Sale to be $4,000.
True Copy: Clerk.
Test: WILLIAM H MEDFORD,
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Mrs. William W. Flowers

Mrs. LYDIA Flowers, wife of Mr..
William w. Flowers and daughter
of the late Samue1 Ford, of this city
died at Union Protestant Hospital
Baltimore Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock, following an operation for
cancer! Mrs. Flowers was fifty
three years of age.
She is survived by. her husband,
three sons, Fred and Dorsey Flowers
of this city, and Wallace of Wilm
ington, Del, and three daughters,
Mrs. Fred KINNEY of East New Mar
Ket, Mrs. Raymond Klug, of Balti-
more and Miss Essye Flowers of New
Port, Tenn.
The funeral viii be held from her
late home on Choptank avenue, on
Tuesday afternoon at three thirty
o'clock with interment in Cambridge
Gem etery.
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Surveyor Notice


1 hereby give notice that by authori-
ty of a Special Warrant isued out
of The Land Office of Maryland, in the
name of Edward S. Robinson, of Dor
chester County, Maryland, bearing date
of the 3rd of April. 1920, to survey
about the quantity of one acre, more
or less. of vacant land, situated. lying
and being in Straits Election District
of Dorchester County. Maryland, END
bounded as follows: On the North by
the lands of William T. Johnson and
Mary .. Johnson: on the East by the
waters of Fishing Bay: on the South
by the lands of William 7. Johnson
and Mary 0. Johnson; and on the West
by the lands of William #. Johnson and
Mary o. Johnson. i shall be on the
premises on
THURSDAY, MAY 10th 1920
at nine o'clock A. NJ, and shall then
and there proceed TO execute said
Special Warrant at which time and
place all persons who are interested
are notified to be present.
JAMES T. ROBINSON.
County Surveyor of Dorchester County.
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