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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-17
THE ST. CLAIRE SISTERS.

THE ST. CLAIRE SISTERS.
The st. Claire Sisters, Il ladies' quar-
tet, give varied program. which
combines orchestral, vocal and special
novelty features. Audiences which
have heard the Military Girls or the
American Girls will find the same
brightness and sparkle which makes
these two companies 80 well remem-
bcred. The st. Claire Sisters have al
ready appeared on one Of the Redpath
Chautauqua circuits with decided sue
cess. The personnel Of this company
ia as follows: Ella st. Claire, soprano,
piano, mandolin, banjo; Mary st.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-17

Claire, second soprano, reader, piano.
mandolin, banjo; Velma st. Claire,
first alto, violin. plano, mandolin, ban.
10; Lillian St. Claire, contralto,. :. ylo-
lin, mandolin, banjo. The features of
the st. Claire Sisters program are /:
Mandolin quartet, ladies' vocal quar-
tet, violin solos and duets, readings,
orchestral music Of vlolins, mand0lins,
piano; vocal solos. duos and% trlos ;
pianologues; banjo orchestra of vlo-
lin, two banjos, piano, especially effec-
tive for popular music; piano solos
and duets; humorous songs with &C.
ton: banjo quartet,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-17
$. ii. $. DEFEATED THE WI
Basket Ball Team Last Wednesda,
In Closely Contested Game.

The basket ball teams Of the. SEN
eca and Walhalla High Schools had
a splendid game on the w. II. S.
court last Wednesday, and though
the local team lost the game, they
were we'll pleased with the results
in general, and feel that they are
going to "even things up' in the
future.
Following is the official score Of
the two teams:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-17
UPPER CONFERENCE MINISTER'S
And Where They Will bo Located
During NeXt Year.

Tho appointments by the Annual
Conference tUppcr) were late in be-
ing published for the whole confer
ence this year, and we were unable
last week to publish any but those
for our own (Andcrsom district.
Below are given the appointments
for the entire Upper South Carolina
Conferences:
anderson District.
Presiding Ildcr--A T.. Holler.
Anderson--St. Johns. A. n. Brun-
son; Bethel, A. NJ. Smith; Orrvillc,
S. G. Whitaker
Antrcvillc Wv. A. Duckworth.
Calhoun Fulls--J. +. Lawrence.
Central-W T.. Goodwin.
Clemson Collegc---A. E. Driggers.
Honea PATH. IL. Mahaffoy.
Lowndesville-N. G. Ballenger.
Pclzcr-W. l.. Muldigan.
Pendleton---J. =. Miller.
Piedmont. C.. Harmon.
Princeton-G. G. Harley.
Seneca. G. Connolly.
Starr. w. Lewis
Walhalla-E. p. Taylor.
Walhalla Circuit-D. a. Jetlcoat.
Westminster--R. l.. Doggett.
Williamson and Bolton - j. f.
Henley.
Student, Emory University-W. +.
Harris.
Cokesbury District.
J. w. kilgo, Presiding Elder.
Abbeville, G. e. Peele; Abbeville
Circuit, j. NJ. Mason; Butler, A. L.
Smith; Cokesbury, OH. Best; Green
wood Mills, w. IL. Murray; Green
wood Circuit, d. e. Jeffcoat; Kim
ards, l.. w. Shealy: Mccormick, T.
w. Mnnnerlyn: McKendree, II. NJ.
Tucker, supply; Newberry, j. l..
Daniel; Mollohon and Oakland, Paul
Kent, supply; O'Neal Street, w. f.
Gault; Newberry Circuit, G. f.
Clarkson; Ninety-Six, o. A. jeff
coat; Phoenix, w. p. Meadors; Plum
Branch, r. l.. Rountree; Pomaria.
d. c. Gregory. supply; Prosperity,
j. D. Griffith; Saluda, J. l.. Single
ton; Waterloo, S. II. Booth; Whit
mire, j. p. Simpson.
Lander College-President, j. O.
Wilson; professor Lander College,
II. O. Lawton; assistant Sunday
school editor, l.. f. Beatty; associate
headmaster Carlisle School, w. j.
Sng gj'r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-17
lu'..l9b.n Nt,urrt,

Ai.,n Circuit, j. &. Nupnl. Bates
burg, y. h. Gunlcr; Lu,ui...Y, LrooN-
land, G. +. Hughes; Edgewood, w
NJ. Harden; E,pworth, to be supplied;
Green Street, Il. l.. keaton; Main
Street, II. S. TrueSdalc; Rose Hill,
+. 4. Hodges; Shandon, r. +. Nor
ris; Washington Street, NJ. l.. Car
Isle; Wavcrly, w. II. Polk: Whalcy
street, James Waite: Edgefeld, c.
w. NJ. Taylor; Fairfield, Il. T.. sharp:
Gilbert. l.. w. Johnson; Granite
Vile, w. II. Lewis: lrmo, NJ. a.
Cleckley, supply; Johnston, d. W.
Keller; Langley, J. c. Cunningham; ;
Lecsville, j. II. Brown Cd. 4. Ruff
supernumcraryD Leesville Circuit.
w. +. Johnson; Lexington Circuit
II. A. Whitten; North Augusta, O.W.
Barr; Richland, A. o. Merritt, sup
ply: Swansea, r. G. Griffith; Wag-
ener, ]. NJ. Meetze; Epworth Orphan
age, T. G. O'Dell, superintendent;
editor Southern Christian Advocate,
~ T.. OtdChnOuSe.
Grcenville District.
j. NJ. Steadman, Presiding Elder.
Clinton, L. T.. Virgins; Easley, J..
Paul Patton and one to be supplied: ::
Fountain Inn, II. o. Chambers; Gray
Court, c. w. Watson; Greenville.
Bethel and Poe, C. l.. Harris:
Blcachery and Mt. Lebanon, j. H..
Bell, supply; Brandon and Poinsett,
a. NJ. Doggett: Buncombe Street, G..
G. Herbert; Choice Street and Mills,
j. w. McElrath, supply: Duncan and
.Iudson, p. l.. Bouknight; Hamp'o On
Avencu. CT NJ. Morris: st. Paul, ".
b. Garrett; West Greenville. WE.
Justus: Grccnville Circuit. NJ. NJ.
Hrooks; Greer. G. NJ. Abney; Lau-
rens y. +. Kilgo: Laurens Circuit,
roster Speer; Liberty, f.. w. Mason );
Norris, A. T.. Jackson, supply; Pick
ems. tamlin Ethcrcdge; Pickens Cir
cult D. p. Judson, supply; Simpson
vile, J. +. Lupo; South Easlcy. G. r.
White. supply; South Greer, B. II.
Harvey and one to be supplied;
Travellers Rest. S. Is. White; Confer
ence Sunday school secretary. l.. D.
Gillespie: student Oxford Uni, ersity
England. T.. +. Moseley.
Rock Hill District.
G. c. Leonard, Presiding Elder.
Blacksburg. MIX. Mcadors; Black
stock, J. w. Shell: Chester, Baldwin
Mill, S. ]. Mcconnell. supply; Bethel
Henry Stokes: Chester Circuit, r. C.
Boulware; Glover, j. G. Huggins;
East Lancaster, J. A. Bledsoc Fort
Lawn, r. w. wilkes: Great Falls, ].
F.. Browne; Hickory Grove. NJ. r.
Wharton. (N. G. Nathan, supernum-
erary); Lancaster. &c. r. Mason
Lancaster Circuit, r. v. Robertson
supply; New Zion and Cannon, b. b.
Black, supply; North Rock Hill, J.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28
Richford Mfg. To-
RICHFORD, VI.
Estate of Anne Boutnl''''
FATE OF VERNON

STA VI
District of Orleans, IS. Court iOi
The Honorable ProDa'0 .tn
To the heirs and persons NATE late Of Bf0s'
estate of Aime Bouthille.Lo, leased. -,,c.
in0ton, in said District GREE r.sts
WHEREAS. application t Gs'll dmisntii;llss
IN This court In writing; ~ Pine me BOdth.lalI: u
tor ~ the estate OF minority ~
nrayfng for license id deceased 5gages
ali ~ real estate OF salq a yes Of sop-std
navment of debts ana cnla,n the sDo..-..d
tration, setting forth ildosed. the .n.ssrsos'
debts due from said d!is sS amount OF ipssass
administration, and tI ~ M the rea 40
al estateland the situatloId Court spg,S5sI s.
WHEREU PON, the i sil,' III April a ~
and assigned the 30th da:s,.,,ort. IN ssiTs
the Probate Office in se% MON said ,i aggofs
trict 10 heap and decide ddeeTed pub $500
ton and petition, ana aIl Inersons ipssgsss5
thereof to be given 10 az AID order, y Dr.
therein. by publishing 81 ~ hesrips esoser
with the time and plaet1n Orleans. 'sfes 2
weeks successfyely III .,nnbtch eirca9asgterssF
Monitor. a newspaper We rersons lllssss,,ieas
the neigh borhood OF INC M ,sSliich pup,s,saea -
ested In said estate, a. .he day ass's
shall be previous W .,ssd 20 D,
hearing. re hereby no1a.a ard p q
near before said Court. az az 10 said D,ing o
sssioned, then and th .a the gfsh' .
make your objection carse. =, % ~
such license. II you see sea 81 Sewpof"
Given under my hai ~ a pril. W. gisia'
District, this 9th day oopo0SER.
1917 b. !"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28
Commissioners Notice
Estate of Benjamin B. Jerou.

The undersigned, having been appOip,s
oy the Honorable Probate Court ior d,
District of Orleans, Commissioner, 10 \.
ee1Ve, examine and adjust the claims N.
Demands OF all persons against the estst.s
BENJAMIN B. JEROME late OF Barton in Mi
District, deceased, and allclaims exhibited
In onset thereto hereby give notice thsiu
VIII meet for the purpose aforesaid, at tn
office Of ]. r. Batchelder in the town d
Barton in said district, on the 4.
day of May and 18th day of September nst
from l o'lcoek a. m, until o'clock D. m. q
each OF said days and that six months iron
the 24th day of March A. D. 1910. is the tina
limited by said court for said creditors 70
present their claims to us for eIaminslics
and allowance.
Dated at Barton, VT. this 18th dsy d
April, A. d. 1920.
J.F. BATCHELDER
C.E HAMLET,
1918 Commissions
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28
10 the Insuriing Nh,

!n. .ne Co. er wsa Mountain Mountain n,t,,'
fold purpose of sscna for T.
cost and to keen , ,,,i1ig insurs,.p
p pars Of + the he millions a Of t sas u
year. outside compan;ss =
rb rts growth noS has been ,,..
months over s2,OO cte0 mn the 6rS
for Vermonters, 'O o,S Of insr,,
should sis'e be given to al eon eneonrassss,
Its affairs are i in ecu at Cos
l wbo WIN well-knowsrne h Taas Dis
II; ]. NJ. Jones, c G ne eSS1npaly:
M n, J.: ,volhOlm, and lddiI w !. D Dss
Pond; $. 4. Daniels B: a: Cob C ; Il II T..
las. F. Dewey of o 81 5ratde55es
Fowler of ManchesterS.u eshes; !, i
Of anr St, JOhnsbury; VIM N. I 4 : : In
and n {. L. SchO c a. 81 + SoTel
Policies are is 81 SSellOys FsI
EtaeI +,n Assessment, diV pPsa by
assured for the for r,e wishes Of i
c cnas ne ne prefers. It is u eon nsaaas
care for large lines of : iD squlppsi /
s the public who have N not INSURANCE sss e u
the ne a as much mutual i Irsu ass
with this company v'l n.a The IN
pi Hoat is class acceptable T. t s
CIV, MOST every one has proD Das . !. a'a
sure and since the cost Of ivy, . ..
slaeratlon the cost of repIsei 5,s q @.
property in case of fire a a,aIi n aa
carrying the same amon aau an afe aa
anee as they were before tbe y, m mSl'
Look over your insurance D SS;
pee II you are satisfied with H. svls y
you sc paying. See if yo ss 4! ~
enough insurance to protect Won ~ y
II you cannot patronize Hon, NV, ~ y
pany and secure your insur ,,, v'a !.
cost. AHSufaAee
Correspondence is Solicited =.
those desiring to place fire j insn, ~,
or from those who wish inform rua;a
about the company and the cost - \ !
surfing. VAN 'O'' u
we nave some very desirable tern
tory to offer prospective agents,
Yours very truly,
GREEN MT. MUTUAL FIRE NJ;
co. INC.
Montpelier, Vermont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Allen B. Speir

THE UNDERSIGNED. having been "
pointed by the Honorable Probate gonn
for the District of Orleans, COMMlSslVs
hrs, to receive, examine, and ADJUST ~
claims and demands Of all persons aealnh
h g estate of Allen b. spa.
late of Glover. in said DisIlns
deceased and all claims exhibited II OnS
thereto, hereby give notice tha
will meet for the purpose aioresss
1T the Harness shop of Mark johnson d !
the town of Glover, in said district, ts on ~
18th day Of May and INA "a Gay ur N
Get, next, from one O'Clock p; n; S 5.r.
four o'clock D. M, On each Of said oss
and that six months from the S Mn ass \
April. a. d. 1920. is the time hnn I'M. tss II
said court for said creditors to presSsn, oinT.
claims to US for examination anu
ance. ,o+h dsy d
Dated at Glover, VT, this ls'h u''
a ~ LIZ "a H - A. P. BEAN
M. W. JOHNSON,
"a Commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28

Springfield March 24-James Harness Republican
candidate the nomination of governor out his
of the last 1t
describes plan of farreachng effect to make Vermont
greater ndustay and agricultural Mr. Hartness
directly the point treating the subjects he be-
Geves Vermont and the people He
stands squarely favor of womans suffrage That the
statement whole in thought and reveals desire
to aid boosting the state into greater prosperity is clear
and conclusive.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28
Tie COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN

Are you one of the 100000? If
not, the odds are 100000 to l
that you ought to subscribe
NOW.
Wen tell you about modern
banking. THE COUNTRY GEN
TLEMAN will tell you about
everything that vitality affects
your farI17inS business. We
might keep on forever printing
make-it-easy-to-buy" cou-
pons-but we won't. For WHY
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28
The statement follows !:

The statement follows:
believe in Vermont.
believe there is a great future for
our State.
/ believe il can be realized by pro-
viding home opportunities for Yer
monters.
/ believe that the same spirit and
energy that has been successfully dis
played by Vermonters in Agriculture.
Dairying, and various other State sue
cesses, can be displayed in other de-
sirable industries providing we con-
duct drive for Industrial Plant Gull
ture to awaken interest and activity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28
SALIENT FEATURES OF THE
HARTNESS STATEMENT

An intensive plan of industrial de-
velopment that
Fits Vermont
Fits Vermonters
Fits Natural Law
Fits Agriculture
And will result in
Greater Income for Vermont
Greater Income for Vermonters
Greater Opportunities for Yer
monters
Better Local Markets
Better Highways for All
More People will come to Yer
mont
Vermont Boys viii stay in Yer
mont
Vermont Money will stay in
Vermont
Other Money will come to Yer
mont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28

should you delaylonger? Sooner
Or later you'll subscribe and
then, like the 100000 other
farner-readers, you, too, will
say, I wouldn't be without
THECOUNTRY GENTLEMAN" IF
you have an account here, in
struct US NOW to charge it
S1.OO for a years subscription.
1t not, send In today your dol
lar, with the coupon below. Or,
come In and get acquainted.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-28
!, Industrial Vermont
is HARNESS Program

Springfield Candidate Money Problems by Gre
aing Through Increased Values which would
Result Lesser would Make Greater Industrial
Agricultural VermontStands Squarey in Favor OF
Wonsns suTrage-Es S.a.enonta Plan CT ProgroSs.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09

Where and How do you keep your important papers
books, Mr.. Farmer and Business Man?
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
RED &c" OIL TRUCK
BURNED this MORNING
Gasoline I2nited From The Hot Itx-
EauNt Pipe And Completely De

Gasoline I2nited From The Hot f.x-
nau~t Pipe And Completely De
rtnoNed Track And Contents.
The smaller Of the two automobile
Trucks used by the Robbins Bros.
,gency Of the Red &c" Oil Com
pauy. caught ire this morning on
the county ROAD between JacktoWn
uad Thompson S station and did no.
s,op burning until the truck and its
contents OF gasoline and kerosene
oil were completely destroyed.
Mr.. Howard Robbins, of the firm,
was driving the truck and when his
tngine began 20 miss got down from
his seat and made an investigation,
finding that the gasoline tank was
completely empty. He drew one can
OF gasoIin1 and put into the tank
a1d had stur,ru 20 put the SECOND
III when the tank oyer-ran, q part
If ii falling on the exhaust pipe. In
a second the running gasoline ignit-
ed. the blaze enveloping the whole
truck.
The loss is not known at this
time as Mir. Robbins did not know
how much gasoline or kerosene oil
he had in the tank on the truck.
The truck, which belongse to the
Company, was insured
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
IHJRCR LOCALS.

Extra meetings will begin at
Church Creek, NJ. +. Church Sunday
evening, January Il. We are ex-
pecting a big day, Bro. Mowbray will
preach for us in the morning at 1880
After preaching we will hold our
fourth quarterly conference. We
are hoping that all our churches will
try to have as good a report as posi-
bic. Sunday School at two o'clock,
and preaching at 1880 P NJ. The
subject viii be Excuses" Every
body is invited TO attend these meet
ings. \ great time is anticipated.
The pastor is planning to make the
meeting interesting as we'll as help
ful. Don't miss any of them, but
come rain or shine.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
Harrington 4 Bayly
WANTED

Permanent
one familiar with short
stating salary expected experience. Confdenay
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
Honor Roll
FAST CANIRRIDGE SCHOOL

LAST 'AAiRRIDGE SCHOOL
First Grade
Emerson Anderson, Estelle Now
cray, Doris Travers, MarVille Cant
we'll, Amelia Dodson, Vernon Potter,
William Hughiett. Melvin Whaples,
hobert Hopkins. Medford Thomas,
Bertha Green.
second Grade
Cleta Riggin, Beatrice Horseman,
Perry Porter, Goldsborough Carpen-
ter, John Adkins, Johnson Porter,
Roland Bassett, Beulah Fitzhugh,
Mabel Airey.
Third Grade
William Lake, Henrietta Jackson,
Beatrice Gray, Emerson bradley,
William Merrick, Frances Burton,
cambridge Hughlett. Harvey New
comb, Elizabeth Mowbray. Thelma
Horseman, Leona Aaron, Mildred
Dodson Daniel Wright, Catherine
Thomas, Howard FoxweI, Oscar
Lyons, How ard FINLEY, Brice Kinna-
mon.
Fourth Grade
Nelson Goslin. Oneita Hubbard,
Earl Goslin, Herbert Kinnamon, Ella
S;Mms, Agnes Murphy, James Hag-
set, James Stevens, Hammond
Cantwell, Mona Cook, Charlie New
ton, Billy LantZ.
Fifth Grade
Fred Hooper. Brinsfeld Cook,
Dorothy Bramble, Mildred Now
bray, Mildred Townsend, Philip
Kenny, Mabel Spicer, Kenneth Lyons
Mabel Shannahan, William Dodson,
Clinton Kinnamon, Joseph Brocato,
Louise Gray, Hamilton Porter.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
CELEBRATES FIFTIETH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Former Dorchester Pastor and wife
Celebrate Anniversary at Laurel,

Former Dorchester Pastor and wife
Celebrate Anniversary at Laurel,
Delaware.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Bowman, the
former having served several ap-
pointmentS in Dorchester county,
celebrated thei. tiftieth wedding an
riversary on January End, at the
home of their daughter, Mrs w. T.
Jones, wife of DR.. Jones, of Laurel.
Here a delightful dinner was served
to the guests.
The children and grandchildren
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman, also Mrs.
EcWman's brother and sistar-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Smith, Ceilings
wood, N. j., and their pastor, Rev.
+. I. Carpenter joined the family in
the festivities Mr.. George Bowman
Youngest son of the couple, came
from California to celebrate the
event.
The bride and groom, of fifty
years, were the recipients of many
congratulations, beautiful letters
greetings and, 500 in gold.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
/ EE1bAILY BANNER
Hss,ll.bod Daily, Except Sunday


-.-
MIS- T.. Cater Il. Hughiett Is
@-'A"s-- /" o weeks as the guest or
TRENDS III hNlsmore.
Mr. and Mrs John L. Croft are
! rres.gln9 CONSULTATIONS upon the
, u'I.a @. 4 Ine son.
/ Miss lalEv Ross is enending some
time ...s week in Cambridge in The
. i1r..-. q. the Il. ". c. A.
q.-.... .-..I b., , no,- eoo,,, ,,,.,+
ma a. The PARISH House This even
. IFS g.. a.'E Iu-t seven o'clock.
/ MI. .-..--,, : T},.od1a,- who 1,s
! I,.a ...ralng several da,vs mis-
|%ey.- in Baltimore. has ratTInad 70
! ran.h,fa~.
! r-f .x-.........
~1Ina..f ,,.t,sT }o,,,o a ,'.tl'9 -
fI. nr.r ,o1+ 1871 do,-, 80.
v...- ~ -, ,,,,, o. Ny ''i'7
- ma p'il9
~ . -''','ILt . "a IiI M an"
<....... -, 10 li+ISG oeen az
~, ~ ~, Sf q IlleeSinS ol slII
if r,,.,,-..C a ne IN 1 lneiltSl
I;rI,t ~, ,,,r ,'' ll' e' 11o'I'e I''S'
'''s'' .1 '.'.. I'll 'lH
a @a... -l extra treat Tor the
,.,''.'. ,-- ON" an" young at the Grand
0p@5,s i- -., I2morroW afternoon.
Sol1o-i --'~ie @eFtno ana AlS Won
utiI u Ds.LoI Aiihg dogs has been
zee 5 5L..! Lot 'nls one performance,
80 40" l. mss TINS extra attraction
Rev, james Macleod the new
pastor OF the First Baptist Church
will be JGa spaker at the meeting at
the Elk.s Home next Sunday after
noon al $50 o'clock. a delightful
musical program has been arranged
in connection with the meeting.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Observation-Disclosures bar pin, Sunday
night, between St. Paul's NJ. p. Church
and Henry street. Finder please re-
turn to Banner Office. l 9-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Cambridge Manufac-
turing Company, for the election of
directors, to serve for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may coma before
the meeting, Will be held at the of
fee of the Company. Cambridge, on
TUESDAY EVENING, FFB. 1O,192O
at half-past seven o'elock.-Geo. Ger
lack. Sec.-Ady 1 8-e.o.d. B & r
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09

Be interested in what your Gus
toner is buying. The woman who
buys dimes worth of silver polish
today may purchase fifty dollars
worth of goods tomorrow.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09
ATFES SHARPEETD

Skates sharpened and repaired at
CHARLES II. MACE'S, 12O Race
street, The Bike and Engine Store.
SGT
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-09

Do yon trust your husband?
Even when he says he's going
to his lodge evenings?. Blanny
Wheeler didn't know whether
to or not. Jack was mighty
fascinating to the lanes. and
she had her doubts. What
happened afterward Is one of
the funniest farces Avery Hop
wood ever wrote-"Fai and
Warmer"-and it presents the
dainty coincidence, May Allison
as the star. At the GRAND
OPERA HOUSE tonight and
Saturday matinee and night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-17
Union Company
Reports Heavy
Gasoline Sales

The near monopoly which the Union
Oil company of California has been en-
joying in the sale of gasoline in the
several towns in oregon in which it
maintains distributing stations, during
the month of May over the sales or
the previous month as reported to Sec
retry of State Kozer in connection with
the remittance of state taxes on motor
fuel oil sales. Sales for May, the rV-
port shows totalled 5S7.672.75 gallons
of gasoline. a gain of approximately 80
per cent over the All, 1886 gallons sold
by this company in Oregon durins
April. Distillate sales for May total
ling S6,349, also show a very material
gain over the sales for April when the
sales of this fuel oil by the Union com
pany totared only 45.67S gallons. A
check for $6S0S.47 accompanied the
May report to cover the state tax or
fuel oil sales.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-17
State Control Of
Gasoline Supply
Urged As Legal

A formal complaint to test out the
jurisdiction of the Oregon public serv-
ice commission over the distribution or
gasoline in this state will probably be
filed by the Portland Garage & Repair
Mems association within few days.
according to a letter received by the
commission this morning from WIN ].
Lester, secretary of the association.
As transportation commidity ana
of vital importance TO the maintenance
of transportation in the state the dis
tribution of gasoline should eSme
within the jurisdiction of the state reg
ulatory body. the letter declares, add
ing that able egal talent in Portland
has declared that there are ample
laws on the statute books to confer all
the power necessary for the assump-
ton of this jurisdiction.
The commission has heretofore
maintained that il possessed no juris'
diction over the sale or distribution -
gasoline but the matter will be placed
before Attorney General Brown for ar
opinion at this time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-17

pioye Of the automobile department in
the state house, viii leave Salem Thurs
day night for Phoenix. ARK, where he
has accepted an office position with a
firm Of road contractors. He expects
to be gone about two years.
s15Q0 to loan on good security. See
q. E. Unruh. or phone SIS. I4s.
Fred Book Of Salem left Thursday
for Portland, where he viii spend a
short time visiting.
Memorial services viii be held al
the W. o. W. han Friday night at 1
O'Clock, it was announced THURSDAY
morning. The services were to have
been held last Sunday but were post:
poned on account of bad weather.
The Cherrian special Oregon Elec-
trio train will leave Salem at T:l5 a
m. Thursday. June "a for Portland
and will return here late Thursday
night, it was announced from the Con
mercial club today.