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tors and four out of the six Con- a,

tors and four out of the six Con-
gressmen; also carrying the State for
Harding and Coolidge by $4,000.
These successive advantages prove
that Maryland is the only Southern
State with well organized and &C
tive Republican party. The cheer
ful and loyal adherence of the color
ed element has been and is essential
to its maintenance and progress.
4. We also call attention to Mary
lands Republican national record for
so years. With every Republican
national victory Maryland has gone
Republican or split its electoral vote
(viz: 1896. 1900. 1904, 1908, 1920
and has elected all Democratic State
electors only i'll the years OF nation
al Democratic success (viZ. 1892,
1912 and 1870.
Mir. President, it is logical to at
tempr 10 gain States far to the South
OF the enemyS rear if proper
measures ara not taken to hold and
consolidate the successive gains
made by us along the real firing line
on the border in Maryland?
The undersigned are members of
y
OF the national committee, State
chairman. Two United States Senators
and four congressman. whose re-
COMMUNICATIONS, on Federal appoint
ment; have been heretofore received
by you, including the request made
by us for recognition of colOred Mary
land Republicans.
An interview with Mr.. John 4.
Adams, chairman of the Republican
National Committee, was had recent
y by Senator Weller and State
chairman TAFT in behalf Of the I'M
Gersigned on this subject, and Mr..
Adams advised that the matter be
presented to you.
We therefore feel it our duty Off
cially as representing our party, in
cluding it's cOlOred members, and
each OF us personally, to again earn
estly urge and appeal to you to grant
substantial recognition through
Presidential appointments of the 10y
al Republicans OF Maryland.
The following are the offices which
can be filled by Presidential ap-
pnintment:
Collector OF Internal Revenue,
naval officer Surveyor of Port, Unit
ed States Marshal, United States
District Attorney, Prohibition Direc-
tor, United States immigration Com
missioner. United States Appraiser
and members OF Federal judiciary.
All utner Federal officials and en-
ployes are appointed by these above
officials and are not included in the
term presidential appointments.
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GOOD DEER SEASON
Hunters Baqged Nearly $500
PENNSYLVANIA

Hunters 6aQ9eo Nearly 4oOo 'h
Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Dec 19.-Thc XIII ct
deer in Pennsylvania may he nearer
1900 than 1000. the original estimn {
of the state game commission auth"it
ties, as a result of late reports coI.l.
ing here
Game protectors reports show i
large kill, but on account "f pr"ln.
cation and cooperation by Sp"r;SHler
there are many left, poSsibl" 90 HD
The number of skins of Illegally Ef!ie,:
deer received by the game commas
sion 50 far has been small.
Counties recently stocked show
kills for the first time in Il long Will"
There were IL bucks killed in Nenan
go as against ) last year: I''i"rS"
had more than go = againS la:t
year: Warren registered GS as -
against IS last year: DaEH&i} ~ II
kills, while meme was registered 'H>.
year; Cumberland had il totHi OF -
as against 1877 last year, while Perry
had 80 as against 80 last year.
All of these counties report small
er number of illegal killings. In The
Diamond Valley section of Hunting
don county 105 bucks We're killed, no.
more than % per cent being spikes.
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MAN AND Won. IN
ANTHRAX ,!CTiMS
Caused by Handling Unframed
Skins in Leather Factory

Philadelphia, Dec 19.-TWo persons,
one workman and the other q young
bride, are III the Municipal Hospital
for Contagious Diseases, i'll critical
condition suffering from anthrax, an
animal disease contracted from hand!-
lag the skins az animals and compare
lively rare III humans.
The victims are William Calhoun,
20. PAS East Nenanga street, and Mrs.
Lillian Doyle. 10, of 2G25 Wei street.
below Frankford. Calhoun is employ
ed in the warehouse of Robert II. For
derer leather manufacturer
Plant physicians believe the m
entered bis system as II result of IS
handling Unframed skins from Ar@hia
and India. \ rapid swelling or the
neck and glands advised the physic ms
HAT Calhoun had contracted anthsaE.
Mrs. Doyle is the wife Of julius
n3yle, also employed AZ the FoTt'"e
p9ant. Several days ago. she lA"i. ed
:, coat worn By her husband 1T the
Gather establishment. During tie ~
Grafton. physicians say. She pr-rsrii
her finger with the needle and III 'Ii1
way is believed to have permitted he
germ from the coat II ente: her SFS
t.ni.
C;dhom, who Is married with ;Wt
children, lirSt manifested symptoms o1
he disease Friday. He was removed
10 the hospital and WAS operated III.
Hrs. D0yle was stricken Saturday all,
prompt measures taken 1t the ho>pit"
NAV check the rapid spread of th'
disease. She is still III a critical con
dition.
\ great many of the skins III H.,
Fuerdered plant are Unframed am
there is always danger Of the antlna!
germ being present before the lmIne
sion in the lime watts. the first prellm
mary tO tanning
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HARDING URGED 70 PUT
NEGROES IN j. S. OFFICES


senators France Ana NeiSf Al"
Republican Congress join in i-"'-
te, Urging President 10 tirpoi:t
Negroes II Federal offices. Foiit-
cal ENi;e,iiehE% -,t''''i'",'.H 49,, &C.,
iPcH&hi'iot.' -'siS'i' @si'i'"'i' ''> 80
F'' ioNs I'"i'''
Appeal 20 lfeai"tn' ~ "'''T i"l
snbStahti"l l'IoSi.'lIol o.. -, % o.
tiepub!le"i" ia VA ) ''''''' -, ,,.
u|Atl"4 "Ppo'Le''-';' ~ I"
ice was mao, HI'eSl" ga! W ~.
hrs q the Mary l1"'' u, =, 80
patronage committee III an IA 1,E,'. l,'
aud personal letter s"A' |" 'i'' " l''''
house. ,, ..
me Ittlrl' WHI'H ~ U''l,,' , ~.
baltimore last u S""H' - - .,'t WINK,
IHIt'4 state, 9Si"''''', -,
ana Joa'bi l. ,l.i. 49, - l,.1~a, i,
I've" rec -, I.ili'. .I,,5 -,
N'ao. joan I''''t tlil '',''' C-rn.
ni1hth'! So i,"'' ,''''.' .c,'-..'',
ran ana "',"l-''' Quinn u
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TWO MEN RUN RAILROAD
).A:ie Section Sod by Erie to Station
Avert a31 Conductor

HEGI.L 6-iI %Oi'SS~eN''
.iammOndsport, \. V, Dec. 10
. '$.dent Aber, of the Bath and Han
e.: sport railway, held a conference
.,ur the finances of the road with
wee President JaycGX.
.Ar1er the conference, Chief Freight
.A~rlt Aber received shipment of
fraiG which Freight Handler Aher
nnlaaded from car which Superin-
tcrtlent JaycoX, in charge of traffic.
had moved to a side track.
Station Agent Aber then opened the
ticket office and Superintendent Of
Eiottve Power JaycoX called for his
train crew. Chief Dispatcher Ahar
Si@nalled to Conductor JaycoX the line
was clear, Conductor JaycoX gave the
engineer the high ball" and the Bath
and Hammondsport flyer was on is
Tay.
The road was sold last week by tin"
Erie to Mr. Aber, station agent, and
Mr. Jaycox. the roads only conductor.
1t is nine miles long and has one en-
cine and two passenger coaches.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

There will be an election held by
the stockholders of the Farmers &
Merchants National Bank of Cam
bridge, Md, at the banking house
on Tuesday, January 10th, 1922, be-
tween the hours of II noon and l p.
NJ. for the purpose of selecting if
teen directors to serve for the ensu-
ing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may legally
come before it.
L. THURMAN PHILLIPS,
Cashier.
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The Technique OF Dining

The late Charles Haddon Chamb-
ers, according to John q. Williams,
in the Century Magazine, had de-
livered the winning stroke in an
argument over the technique of his
profession, playwriting, at Delmon-
ico's III New York one evening, when
his adversary asked: How about
dining? Is there a technique in din
ing?"
Yes, old top, there is" replied
Chambers; at least. there are sew
eral ways of going at it, as the entire
Rumanian court found out when the
general of the army rang. and rang
unsuccessfully for servant. When
the myrmidon appeared he was
greeted with scowls and oaths, but
genially answered, Sorry, my lord; ;
l was dining
Dining roared the general,
Dining! You dining! Listen to this:
The king dimes, l eat and you de-
YOUR !"
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Had One AT Home

Singleton-They have machines
now that can tell when a man is ly-
ing. Ever seen one?
Wedmore-See one! By gosh,
married one
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Work Basket. Great line. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Toys, this store is toyland. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-20

Durham Duplex Razors, $40 each
same blade as used in SIS sets. Her
bert Hearn Hdw. Co.-Adv.
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Air rifles. Cat rifles. Guns for the
Boys Great for Xmas presents. Phil
Inns HdT CO-Adv
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He Wanted A Pet

My good man. you had better
take the trolley car home"
''Sh' no ushe! My wife wouldn't let
me-hic-keep it in tn house"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
CONGRESS FACES JAM.
Calendar Crowded, All Appro-
priation Bills Yet to
be Pushed.

Washington, Feb. S-All the regi-
lar annual appropriation bills for the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1922, and n
large number of legislative measures
remain to be passed by Congress before
March g.
The appropriation bills are for the
District of Columbia army, navy dip
lomatic and consular service, Depart
ments of Agriculture, Indians, Post Of
flee, legislative, executive and judicial
branches, Rivers and Harbors Bill and
sundry civil expenditures in all depart
ments. These are exclusive Of two de
ficiency appropriation bills supplying
funds for the current fiscal year.
Other measures not yet acted on are:
Resolutions for disarmament. Finer
gency Tariff Bill. Budget Bill, Packer
Reduction Bill, Grain Exchange Regila-
tion bill; Johnson Minimum Wge Bill,
resolution repeating the war laws, bill
to authorize advance payments TO rail
roa ds, under the Transportation Act of
1920; Sheppard-Towner Maternity Pro
lection Bill, Smith-Towner bill. for Fed
eral aid to States in educational work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
FROM new CASTLE
TO RELATE STORY
Popular New Castle, Del, Busi-
ness Woman is Now Praising
Plant Juice.

In a recent interview. The Plant Juice
Man, who has his headquarters at The
Miller Drug Store, 404 -4o6 Market
street, stated:
I'VE have introduced Plant Juice into
q number Of great American cities and
everywhere II has met with tremendous
success Plant Juice is purely an herbal
preparation and is proving the greatest
ever produced. Once the public Of city
tests II they know its Tnent and great
CeInar q for II follows. II is particularly a
me dicine for city people where the modern
modes and customs Of hfe lead To various
forms Of debiiity-to nervous, stomach,
blood and kidney roubles-in fact,
to q general run down condition. Plant
Juice gives immediate relief and lasting
results. All forms of stomach, live, kidney
trouble and blood disorders are relieved
by Plant Juice. 1t is true specific for
debility and organic weakness IN men and
women II is sure 10 bring return Of
buoyant spirits Of cneerfulness and Of
good health
Selecting 81 rapdom, from mass Of
written testimonials Is that OF Mrs. Mar
garet Ellis, popular business woman,
residing at No. lao Second street New
Castle, Del, who has many friends here.
Sfie SaHs.
II had 10 idea Of ever giyiT 6 an endorse
ment for any medicine but Ia considera-
ton OF what Plant Juice did for me, | do
not hesitate to do so. had been troubled
with my stomach for years and took all
kinds of medicines and treatments but did
not get any permanent relief. saw such
miraculous change in neighbor Of mine,
who had taken Plant Juice, that il in
duced me 70 take il too He seemed TO
grow youuge and was full of health and
good spirits. got bottle which did me
so much good that ] continued its use;
now am glad TO say that too feel in the
best Of health and spirits. ! sleep fine at
night, have splendid appetite, and a
fire color in my face; / am not nervous
any more and have no more headaches:
] have gar ed in weight and am certainly
feeling the best have in years. cannot
. too much in praise Of Plant Juice.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug store, No. 404- 400 Market street,
where he is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the merits
of this remedy. Free samples gwen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
PENN'S GROVE CHURCH
IS IS YEARS OLD
Methodists Across the River Are
Celebrating Notable
Anniversary.

Penn : Grove, ~ J.. Feb. s.-The
celebration OF the 18th anniversary of the
Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal Church
began sunday with special services.
Which are to continue throughout the
week. with a different program arranged
for each evening.
For nearly fifteen years after the church
edifce was erected. TIE preachers were
supplied throughout the Swedesboro
circuit and the Penns Grove-Pennsville
charge Fishermen and sailors made UP
considerable part of the early congrega-
tIOn.
The original church edifce, built
N 1876 served with few changes until
1901. whom extensive interior alterations
we're mado In 1907 additions were built
e. the sides and front. for the Sunday
school: belfry constructed and the ex-
terror otherwise changed The church
has had 23 pastors since 1t was set off as
separate charge. The surviving former
pastors viii participate in the celebration
st Tuesday evenings service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

serious lew of the student movement
which they declare is developing rapidly.
The invitation extended by the Entente
for Germany To send representatives. on
March ! To tho London conference on
repnrntions is contrued here as indicat-
ing the Allies expect Germany to submit
counter proposals and that the ncgotia-
tions at Brussels by the experts on fnan-
cial and economic affairs are therefore
superfiuous for the time being. The post
ponement Of the Brussels conferences
until early March, after the London com
ference, WIS recently announced from
Paris.)
Leaders Of German industry, ship
ping and finance have arrived 10 Berlin
for consultation with the governments
staff of economic experts who, under
the direction of Under Secretary Berg
mann Of the Ministry Of Economics, arc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
CHIEFS OVERTHROW
BY REDS IN SIBERIA
Revolutionary Committee Tired
on Charge of Deal With the
Japs; Six Shot.

rondon Feb. ~ despatch to the
C,~.r,I Novs from Copenhagen says the
Holshcyikst newspaper lzvestic reports
~, tho entire revolutionary committee
- S;har;a has been tried by the Soviet
srn,unai NJ Tomsk on a charge OF secret
s,d ,reacherous regotiati ons with japan.
r Krasnotchekoff. Foreign Minis,
,or os ,hc Far Eastern Republic, and
6ve other members of the committee
,,.re sentenced TO death and shot DIN
other members Of the. committee were
given life sentences 9
The despatch says the Soviet Govern
mont il now arranging an agreement
with China against Japan
Tolio. Fob. THE mobilization OF
m,les betwecn the ages Of Is and 40 mas
hecn proclaimed in Amur, according To
desp.tches from Nladivostok. The 1ea-
son for this step is not announced.
The president of the Korea Association
ia leaving Seoul for Toxic, carrying a
petition to the Diet asking for the hight
10 participate in the Government OF the
Jananese Empire. The document is
sIgred by 5000 Koreans.
Washington, Feb. 7.-Japanese sol
die-s were accused of widespread de-
struction of life and property in Chen
toa. last October and November, III a
statement issued here yesterday by the
Korean Commission. The statement oe-
clarcs that 3,l20 inhabitants OF Cmehtoa
were murdered and 23S arrested, 30
women ASSAULTED" and 2,4O4 houses, 81
school buildings and 10 churches burned,
GRAIN burned and destroyed totaied
s1S.620 bushels. -. :,
IL. 1 Io,,a soldiers.
the statement asserted, ''were sent to
Chientoa last October, under orders TO
blot out the independence movement
among the Koreans residing there.
London. Feb. IA Moscow message
gives a long despatch from Nj. Chtehenn'
Sovie tForeign Minister, to Earl
Curzon. TO she effect that the SOVIET
Government has learned with pleasure
tha, the draft Of the general conditions
az the trade agreement contains nothnR
that cannot be settled by frIrthcr. .dlscus-
SION between Iconid KrassIre and the
British departments concerned.
Toxic Feb s. delayed In scrsa-
tional article today the kokumn Shiin-
bun. regarded as the organ Of the mil
tarv party. charges the Foreign Onlce
with negotiating with the War Depart
meut 10 secure the imposition OF sen
tence upon the Japanese sentry at laoi-
vostok who shot Lieut.. langdon, IL al
cgcs that the Foreign Office aims 10
sacrifice" the sentry with the object TO
avoiding troublesome diplomatic COM
phcation with America over the shooting
of the naval officer ard TO court the good
viii Of the American Government by this
means
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
PERSHING PORTRAIT TO
BE HUNG IN INYALIDES

Philadelphia. Feb. S.-Upon the re-
quest of the War Department and the
French government, Supreme Knight
James A. Flaherty announced Sunday
that the knights Of Columbus have de-
cided to have n special portrait painted
OF Gen. John J. Pershing, commander
in-chief of the A. Z. r., to be hung in
the Invalides, Paris, which contains the
tomb Of Naploeon l.
The painting life size, will be the
central feature cf an American war ex-
hibit 20 be presented to France by the
United States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

Minister Simons in the Reichstag had
received unqualified endorsement from
tho representatives Of Bavaria, Baden,
Wuerttemburg, Saxony, and the other
states.
The Tagcblat Says participants left
the conference with confidence TINT their
interests would be safeguarded ut the
London meeting Of the Allies.
Tho Loknl Anxiger, dealing with the
disarmament question, says Psvaria Will
submit to the disarmament requirements
but the various newspaper commentators
agree that reseryations were made ms
to disarmament in East Prussia.
Articles urging the student volunteers
to proclaim a soviet government are
being printed by tho Neue Zcitune, the
Bolshc TX orgnn at Munich, IT If an
nounced in Munich dispatches. The Irei-
hei and the Vossische Ieitung take
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
ASKS POPE FOR AID.
Archbishop Hayes Suggests Two Candi-
dates for 0lohop.

Rome Feb. 8.--Popc Benedict Sun
day received n audience Archbishop
Hayes of New York, with whom he con-
yenaed for half An hour. The Archbishop
presented detailed report TO the Pontiff
concerning his archdiocese, and also the
"Petcrs pence which aggregated one
of the most generous offerings ever made
to the Pope. The Pontiff thanked Arch
bishop HAYES heartily for his offering.
Pope Benedict expressed a desire again
to see the Archbishop while he is in Rome.
During his audience Archbishop Hayes
presented to the Pontiff the names of
two candidates for tho position of Auxil-
iery Bishop. He said he would leave
the choice to the Holy See. Both prclates,
the Archbishop declared, were well ac-
quNnted with the affairs Of his arch
diocese. One of tho candidates is said
TO occupy post immediately following
that OF vicar general The other WAS
secretary TO the lato Archbishop Corri-
gan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
q. s. TRANSPORT DISABLED.
Csniigny Breaks Turbine East of Fire
Island

New York. Feb s-The American
transport Cantigny. which left here Satur-
dsy for Antwerp, reported by radio early
sunday that she had been disabled by
the bursting Of her low-pressure turbine
80 miles east Of Fire Island
4 radio message received said the
Cantigny had been taken in tow BY two
tugs sent II her assistance and was being
brought back To port for repairs On
board are l70 passengers, including army
officers and their wives and few enlisted
men bound for the American Army of
Occupation In Coblenz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
engaged in the drafting Of the German
counter proposals.
COLLECTION PLATE BARRED.
Dunkirk Baptist Church to Depend on
Free VIII Offerings.

Dnpkirk, N. u, Feb. Believing
that the passing Of the collection plate
in church borders ON eommercialism the
congregation Of the First Baptist Church
at meeting Saturday night voted 70
discontinue the passing Of the plate dur
ing services in tho church. Free will
offoring boxes VIII eplaeed near the doors
The Rev Willis Iiowells, pastor 81
the church, said the diacontinuanee ~
the plate passing practice was ~ abolish
All evidence of cofnmerctallsn In con-
nection with religious serviee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
AUTHORIZE y. Y. {. TO
ISSUE $1,000 900 BONDS

Washington. Feb S-The New York
Central Railroad Co.was authorized Sat
urday by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to issue 81 100000 worth Of re-
funding and Improvement mortgage bonds
and 20 pledge them with tho Director
General as security for a demand note Of
a like amount covering additions and
betterntnts during Federal control. The
bonds are to be dated last April and will
mature October I. 20l3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and permits
issued by the building inspectors oihca
for The following prDFcts.
Orange street, I33z; J. Harms orosr.
Thonns Phillips builder; private gtrsge.
$40.
Fifth street. 700 Fast; Ffank Ia..N
owner ard builder, addition 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
GERMAN STATES BACK
STAND ON PREPARATIONS
Indorse Speech of Foreign Min
lister on Question:; Students
Grow Uneasy.

Berlin, Feb. THE Prcmiers of the
several federated states Of the German
nation conferred with the Berlin Cabinet
here until late Saturday evening over the
reparations question. An announcement
was made that complete unanimity pre-
vailed and that the speech of Foreign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
No More
Rheumatism

When 4 see a rrAn
Gu1pinf with Eheur1A-
liam. 4 feel that hs
needs q guardian 70
force him 10 fef well "
-AuUyou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

This remedy has cured more
rheumatics and received more en-
dorsements than any other medi-
cine ever known. If you have stiff
or swollen joints, tryit. Hyou have
a lame back, try it. If you have
sciatica, try it. If you have shoot
ing pains in the arms, legs, sides,
breast or back, try it.
Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy re-
l;eves nearly all forms of rheumatism in
from one to three hours and generally
cures before one vial is used.
Munyon's n. X. K. Co., Scranton, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

All the new dress stripes. an
wanted uligseq stripes ilefuz
Bates. its quality is beyond
question as much as you want
while i1 lasts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
TEARS UP 81, 900 IN BILLS.
Pennsylvania Then Throws Them Ia
Wind in ID enypY

Denver. Feb. S-Peter McAvich from
Hermine, Pa, managed 10 tear up and
scatter 20 tho wind 81 900 in good money
before the police stepped in and arrested
him Saturday night
Parts Of the torn bills rescued from
the gutter showed that McAvich had
destroyed four OF 800 denomination