davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-11-30
A Laggard Government.

The commissioner of internal revenue
in his annual report states certain
facts that are well known in Wash
ington. presumably well known
throughout the country, and which
have been complained against for a
generation-perhaps for half dozen
generations. The commissioner asks
for centralization of quarters, saying
that his bureau occupies space in
seven buildings, and that it has been
carefully estimated that with suit
able quarters the efficiency Of the bu-
reau would be SO increased that at
least 25 per cent more work could be
accomplished with the present ex-
penditures, and the consequent saw
ings would equal in less than two
years the cost of an adequate, well
planned, permanent, fireproof struc-
ture."
The probabilities are that Of
the several buildings used by the bu-
reau none is a so-called 'fireproof"
building, several are not fire resistant
and some are tawdry. The principal
way to cut fire losses Is to put up
fireproof buildings. The others will
burn down sooner or later. For the
government to do business in shabby
and inflammable buildings, exposing
public records to extraordinary fire
hazards, is cheap folly. Records have
enough fire perils even in fireproof
buildings. The fireproof building, or
that buildingswhich is as nearly fire.
proof as can be, is one Of the demands
of modern times. The government
should not be laggard in the mat
ter of adequate buildings in which to
carry on the public business.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

It required conference Of nations
to draw out the fact that party plat
form containing references to foreign
policies does not necessarily become
obsolete in a year or SO.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

Germany might allay the persistent
suspicious of France by asking for a
formal inspection by various nations
of her available financial resources
and her precise status as to military
equipment.
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SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.


The politician who in quest
OF place sets forth to roam
Must meyer rest,
But do his best
To please the folks at home.
When as a statesman he appears
Beneath the marble dome
His course he. steers
To win the cheers
OF people back at home.
And when at diplomatic ease
He rides the ocean foam
He wisely sees
That he must please
Constituents at home.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

While Senator Borah continues to
feel apprehensive that the world will
be imposed on by some sort OF an
alias, the original league Of nations is
loud and emphatic in it's reminders
that none other is genuine.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

The fact that his official career has
been very long will not prevent Mr..
Balfour from appreciating the fact
that he is at this time getting some
of the most valuable experience Of a
lifetime.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

BRAND does not hesitate to declare
that while France regards her army
as necessary, she also regards the
friendship Of Britain as something not
to be sacrificed.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

New York's Interborough Rapid
Transit Company, while losing money,
borrowed funds to pay dividends.
Ponzi's methods, while less legal, were
far simpler.
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Excellent crops are reported from
Poland, whose prosperity may be en-
hanced if some means can be devised
for keeping the farmer out of politics.
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The death Of the gallant Col. Whit
tlesey brings a reminder that a decla-
ration Of peace gives no assurance
that the horrors OF war are entirely
at an end.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

It is well known that Lloyd George
has been overworked, and his visit
to America is not expected to be any
carefree holiday.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

The role of delegate to an interna-
tional conference may easily become
so highly exacting that it has to be
understudied.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

Interest in the conference Is dis
played by Mr.. Edison, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the delegates brought
along their own questionnaires.
Evening star., 1921-11-30

II battleships are turned over to
Henry Ford the only trouble they will
have to look forward to will be with
the traffic cops.
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A conference year would be well
worth while If it could prevent fight
every fifteen or twenty years.
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The Sense Of Humor.

Have women a sense Of humor?"
"Of course, we have" replied Miss
Cayenne, "but we don't dare display
1t in the presence of gentlemen. The
proper ambition of every woman is to
persuade some man to take her seri-
ously."
Evening star., 1921-11-30

The amount Of pecuniary invest
ment involved justifies the designa-
ton Capital ship.
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Hindrances to Americanization.

One Of the greatest enemies to the
sincere and efficacious process OF
Americanization is urbanism. When
the United States has taken a reso-
lutte step in the solution of the grave
problem directly connected with the
,"digestion" Of the foreign masses who
at present congregate in, the large
cities, instead of scattering them
selves throughout the country, the
problem of Americanization will be
more than half solved. The over
crowding of the large cities by for
Eseigners is an evil to the foreigners,
T.but 1t is a greater evil to the nation.
The farmer, on the other hand, Is a
worker and creator at the sa0e
time, and he makes the objects which
as much created by. him as by the
generosity of nature He builds houses.
plants trees and establishes f1resides
and families. He naturalizes himself
before asking for his citizenship pa
pers, and he becomes an active ele-
ment in the formation of the general
wealth of the nation.
Commissioner Husband should un-
derstand that the government OF the
United States must fresolve to trans
|.form the masses of immigrants into
founts of energy and prosperity to
the nation, and the government should
adopt some system which would urge
the newly arrived immigrants to go
tont to the farms to colonize instead
of remaining in the overcrowded in
duStrial section.-Corriere Del Con-
F,necticut (Italian. republican,. New
Haven. 80
~
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Anyhow, Babe Ruth fulfills one
/ Fbfk reQuirement OF the fVahdevflYe
ssfagesthat of not being able to sing.
Nashville Tennessean.
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PrOlOnging the Interest.

AAVAVnShAS SAC AAsChCops
"You don't always take the trouble
to explain fully your most interesting
theories"
'It isn't always desirable to do so,"
answered Senator Sorghum. "The
more mysterious an idea Is the more
respect a great many people have for
it."
Jud Tunkins says he doesn't see
how you are going to get rid Of class
distinctions when SO many people are
landlords and SO many others are
tenants.
Intentions Gone Astray.
When wondrous things inventors find
They hope to benefit mankind,
But Fate treats many plans as jokes.
They're often used for killing folks.
de knowledge Of de human race"
said Uncle Eben, "is handicapped by
de fact dat so many Of us would rather
hear a passable banjo player dan a
first-class lecturer"
Evening star., 1921-11-30

Henry Ford is less advertised by
his tractors than by his detractors.-
Columbia (S. CO Record.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10
TRI DOBRE PRICINY
proc byste meli kupovati cizl menu
prostrednictvim
The Union Trust Go.
Nejlepsi NOME podminky

NeJlepSt mOZne pOumfnky
Mas privatnf teegraf do New Yorlxu naSe pTi1!e
spojeni sc vSemi pTednmi evropskymi bankam
Uunoznuje nam citati Van nejnizS popatky po
skytnouti Yam vyhody kursu meniciho Sc kazdou
hodnou dne
2 Zadna provisc agentum.
PTijdete-li do kterekoli poboGky The Union Trust
Company neb do uTadovny doennim meste, Wy
hnete poplatktm agentum, tim, re obchodu
jete vekou bankou, jez Vase penize posle primo
do Evropy
s. Pfesne dodani Evrope.
KaZdy rozkaz ma CHI menu, obdrzeny The Union
Trust Company, jest vyrizen penize Odeslany
behem dvaciti ctyT hodin. Nase prime spoeni "a
morem urychlue dodani Vasch penez raceni
Vam VaSi potvrzenky.
Tato velka banka jest pTitelkou maeho muze. OBJ
chodovanm nam usporite znacne pri kazdem sme-
narenskem obchodu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10
MATE JIZ TRINERUV MA,
STENNY kALENDAR 1922

Trinerovy nastenne kalenda
re zadneho roku nezkIamaly.
Vzdy toto krasne umelecke Oh
10 snazilo Sc predstihnoutl sve
predchudce. LetoSnl kalendar
ma rok 1922 byl inspirovan
slavnou basni Walta Whitma-
ia "Pionyri, oh, pionyril" Po-
Vznasejici stredni postava Pc
kroku ma kolem sebe rance 9
mensich obrazu, ktere fantasii
nasi unaSeji jednak do "a
! slych stoleti (153O Kopernlk,
: otec modernlho hvezdarstvl,
1852 Komensky, otec dneSniho
obecneho Skolstvi, 1899 Volta.
! pionyr elektriny jinD, jed
max do nezname budoucnostl
! zahajene objevy nejnoveJsich
pionyru, jako jsou Roentgen,
objeyitel X paprskli a PAM Gu
RE, pionyrka radia. Mate jiz
tento skvostny nastenny kalen
dar? Poslete 10 centu ma thra
du zasilky ma adressu Joseph
I Triner Company, 1888 S. Ash
1 land Ave-, Chicago, Ill. A IA
roven podivejte Sc do sve do
maci lekarnicky,4zda tam ma
te Trinerovo Hofke Vino, neb
tento lex jest nejlepsi zarukou
: k nastavaiicim svatkum. Bu-
/, deli vas zaludek v poradku
budete miti tn pravou naladu
liz jest treba 0 Vanocich a Nc
: vem Roce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10

ErrOl CderlyOn nluDOkO Sc Shld-
mel k ruce lady de Malpas j
dotknul Sc Ease tech prstu, jez
pred tolika lety tiskly jeho ru-
ku!
Pri temnem svetle svitilen
Valencie jen nejasne videla OBJ
licej sveho hoste. PovSimnula
81 pouze, re jest velmi slicny,
tmave pleti a pravidelnych ry-
|'sG - re usta jsou zastinena
peknymi kniry. Neco V jeho
osobnosti vzbuzovalo jeji. po-
zornost, upominku, nemohla
vsak nijak domysliti Sc co by
to bylo.
Myslela 81, re nekdy a nekde
musela videti nekoho kdo mu
byl podoben. Prvni DOZEN,
ljejz tento prltel manzellv ma
mi ,ucinil, byl rozhodne priznl-
/ Wy = to nebylo pravidlem po-
kud, Sc tTkalo jeho pfatel, jez
Iii predstavoval - bro shle-
| dala ze S poteSenim nasloucha
5neznym Ztukum jeho hlasu,
kdyz prjjal misto podle III, jez
Imu ona vykazala a mluvil k nj
O tom onom, jak to byva ivy
KEN vzdy pred zapocetim ho-
stiny.
Jak podivne pocity no oVla-
| daily, zatim co k nj mluvil! Dl-
te. iehoz oblicej pc dvanacl
roku mu utkvel pameti - di-
te, jez pred lety objal a pollbiI
i dospelo v zenu a ia sedela
lzde nyni ma pohovce podle ne
no. Jeji sat Sc no dotknul
kdyz po podlaze zasustel; =
byl il tax blizek pfece Ease
jak 81 byli vzdaleni.
More a pevniny lezely mez
mimi nyni prave tax jake V do
be, kdy Sc zdrzoval V pusti
mach africkych udollcf
zlateho zapadu, odkudz prise
ably il vyhledal a ma nj narokl
cinil.
Zdalo sc mu to yse jake b,
podivnym snem,
Zde byla mu ma bllzku zena
k niz vzplanul idealni laskol
zena Ia jest choti jeho nej
uhlavnejsiho nepritele.
Jaky to dramaticky Vyjev
zdaz pax ona jej pozna az ie
spatfi V pln6m svetle?
Nebude muset cekat dlouhC
ma zodpovidani sve otazky, n,
: bot jiz oznameno, re jest obe(
| pripraven Errol odchazel
Valencii, kdezto pece Metz
pripadla siru Lesterovi, elm,
Sc stale, re Guy Rutland zusta
beIz pruvodkyn6, proti cemu
: ostatn6 nereptal, nebot' u sto
: lu prece sedel podle sve zboz
Inovane.
Enrol Caerlyon sedel zrovn
!. pod sVetlem, podle lady d
: Malpas a kdyz ona nyni k ne
Imu Sc obratila a poprve jej V
svetle spatrila, tn Valencie
lined 81 vzpomnela, kde oblice
ten jiz vid6la.
Valencie mela lepSi pane
pro lidske obliceje nez sir LIZ
ster a proto take hned poznal
muze, podle nj sedlciho. A pl
pouhem ma to pomysleni zbleC
nula oci il zaplaly, prve ne
mohla nabyti sebevlady. Be-
deky prejela 81 rukou cello
rty Sc il zachvely.
Enrol ST poysimnul vseho Il
no skloni Sc k nj.
"Obavam Sc, re yam nel
dobfe, lady de Malpas," prav
tichym, tlumenym hlasem.
VSak Valencie zatlm Ease
, pine Sc vzpamatovala.
!; "Jen nepatrne mrakoty," >
pravila S usm6vem. "Jest zc
!! myslim vetsl horko nez by m
!; 10 byti,' dodala a pfijavsi ski
! nici vody jiz il podaval, leh'
Sc napila. "V breznu jest p
|. nekud obtizno prayidlovati t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10
IA otcovskem statku. \
Roman z anglickeno.

vati nase podnebi," pravlla
Meta, "nebot myslim, re acko-
liv mate anglicke imeno, pfece |
vas nemuzeme pokladati "a
naseho krajana."
ia prinalezim mnoha ma
rodnostem," odvetil Errol, =
"jsem ale jiste anglickym pod
danym, ackoliv jsem cely svuj
zivot ztravil v cizich zemich."
Toto jest tedy vase pryni
navsteva v Anglii?"
"Byl isem jiz drive jednou
| V Londyne,' odyetil Caerlyon
- zdalo Sc mu to jen aneb
bylo to skutecnosti, re 81 lady
de Malpas pfi tom z hluboka
oddechla ulehcenim? - "ale
pobyt muj byl tax kratky, re
mi pripada jen jako sem
"Nejste-li obeznamen ma
Isimi venkovskymi krajinami,
pane Revele," pravila Valen-
Gle S 1smevem," ocekava vas
mnoh6 prijemne prekvapeni.
" okresu West, kde jsem do
'movem,. naleznete mnoho pfi-
rodnich pdvabu.'
"Smim Sc tazati, kde to jest,
milostiva?"
~ Dorsetshiru; statek me-
no manzela, Kings Rest Sc tam
naleza.'
"Dorsetshire! Obavam Sc,
llady de Malpas," pravil Errol,
smeje sc, "ze mne budete po-
vazovati "a velice nevedomeho
: cizozemce, Clov6k vSak snadno
zapomina svych zem6pisnych
vedomosti. "Nevim veru, jak
: okresy Iezi.'
ga vam ukazi, az vstaneme
: Iod stolu," odvetila Valencie S
usmevem.
"Dekuji vam - prokazete
i mi tim velkou laskavost," del
: Enrol, phase ma nj pohlednuv.
A sir Lester cd druheho kon
| ce stolu zvolal:
| "Co re chces ukazati, Valen-
cie?"
"Pan Revel chce studoVat
Y zemepis," odvetila chot' Erro
dobre 81 povSimnul roZdilu me
/, ri chladnou odpovedi, kterol
/ dala svemu manzeli a mezi vre
: lynn hovorem, jakyz vedla
MIN - cizincem. "Pravi, ze ne
Mvj, kde lezi Dorsetshire, I'd;
ma zapade neb ma vychode.
A otazi-li ia sc vas, mazda
} me- pravil Caerlyon uSme
E vem, "jakou polohu zauiim;
! Paraguay V pomeru k ostat
S MIN statum, zodpovite mi MOI
i otazku?'
Vsichni byli touto odvetol
! rozesmani.
q Valencie chyili nan pohlize
= la .iakousi smeSnou vaznoSt
: a pax tez propukla V smich.
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FOR ENT

FOR RENT:-Store No. 1l9 Race St
improved to suit tenant. apply MRS.
DAVIDSON. at the home of Mrs. j.
Fred Dunn. Race Street. > II II.
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office to Mr.. Nichols.

office to Mr.. Nichols.
Bishop Mcdowell preached at AS
bury Tabernacle to a large c0ngrega-
tiOn tonight and Rev +. H. DishieIIs
made an address al Mount Pleasant
Methodist Protestant Church,
Committees Appointed
Standing committees are as fol
lows
Public WOrship-JOhn l.. John
son. w. F. Corkran George f. Stcr-
ling and Vaughn S. Collins.
Ministerial Qualifications X. X.
Stephenson. l. \. Pilchard, J. T.
Richardson f. O. Jones. LeoIan
son. }. Z. Often, f. W. Mcdowell G..
T. Anderson. NJ. d. Nu,ter and w f.
Habbart.
Reriodicals-M. f. Whoatlcy, c.
w Moore, G. S. Allen, G. f. Newrnn.
Bible-W. W. Sharp. d. j. Moore.
O. b. Reed, c. T. Jones.
EpWOrth League-W. G. Harris
J. \. Leach. G.. f. Sterling, J. T.
Price and |. T. Willis.
Sunday SchOol-Milton McCann,
r. X. Stephenson. George 2. Jones,
W. p Taylor. G. W. Bounds.
Sabbath Observance-W. l.. White
Howard Davis, d. J. c. Mccoy.
Temperance and ProhibitioH E.
c. Prettyman. o. I. Baynard. l.. }.
Morgan. Ivanhoe Willis J. c. Bolton
Freedman's Aide. f. Wood, J.
". Sutton, O. l.. Martin, d. j. Givan.
Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety-F,. II. Collins. y. F. Zimmcr-
man O. IL Connolly, Harry Taylor.
Woman Ho No Missionary So
ciety-C. w. StIicWl2nd. c. c. Har
ris, G. W. Stallings, c. W. Spry.
Hospitals Howard McDade, Dan
iel Wilson. G. s. Thomas, w. O. Ben
nett.
Resolutions-J. W. Colona, I. II.
Van Dyke. F. \. Faulker, Warren
Burr.
MEMORIALS Alfred Smith. II. 5.
Dnlaney. Robcrr Watt. o. L. Jones.
r q Nichols
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Chronic Constipation

This condlulon Is OFTEN brought on
by lack OF exercise, neglect to drink
enough water TO keep the system in
a healthy condition. failure to estab-
lish regular habit of ng the
bowels move once each da d use
Of strong cathartics that e too
much water out Of the sysl II. To
effect a cure correct your tits,
drink at least three pints o. ter
each day. take long walks. 1T
fail to have the bowels move ,vtry
day, preferably just after breakfast.
When necICd take Chamberlain's
Tablets One tablet day taken i'm
mediately after supper should be
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FOR RENT:-Property on Race st,
sfolmerly occupied by J. Fred Dunn:
shas been put in good condition., - IL
s,Iicc. location for most any business.
s.Sz,... have several nice garages Tor
rem at 50. 20 Il month. If You have a
ear or truck that YOU want 10 sell
place il with me; plenty of room al
easonah bile prices. MILTON SULLl-
VAN. Cambridge. Md 32&-1mo.-eod
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METHODISTS IN
ANNUAL SESSION
Wilmington Conferences Fifty-third
Meeting Opened In CriSiieId. Ru-
n,or>; As To PartorateS. Reports
From Districts Read And Stand
ing Committee Appointed.


CrlSheIu' Nd March 81 hlShoi
Nllllam fraZlef McDoWeli iorlai"ill -
opened the 1ltty-ih hlrd session OF tne
W NllmlnSton conference OF 'he Metn-
odl5I EpIScopal thufch h'r" inle
morning. ne sacrament Oh tne
l.ofa 5 supper was aulhIh iS'fIt" ps
n" Blsnop' aSslted ny htN. "eolSe
=. NllIlaiAs' Jonh l.. JonllSoL e, anu
howard DdNls' Inc loli-Cdll sho"e GU
I3o members present al III" HIS' ou'I
ness secllon.
AS token of respect 10 the mem
bers who have died during the wear
the Conference body stood while the
names of Howard T. Quigg George
r. Neese and W. O. Hurst were readl
Memorial services will be held Sum
day afternoon.
The organization of the COnfer5
cnce was completed by the electiorg
CT Disston w. Jacobs as secretaryA
Vinal f. Hills. treasurer. and W. E..
Gunby staListician, each of whom
immed:atelv named his assistants.
Omoo,.. Uu,.I
,.ho no,,inat;ar fn'. 'tonai,,, oo,,-
,,it+aos u,n,.a road .oiUi' h,. ~. w Viso
.anrotar,, ',,f of NO 9isbon,. ~ oahinet a. " M
,rha,. u.a,o on oo, ,fr,,nd o,d III
p,.o;,eo ,,-a,. a1aotod r,ostr1osta,. of tho.
ronforo,,oa for bis fftoon+b tarn,
lIinis+o,.ioI ,,,o,,,ha,.. ~ no hoords ofl
,,,.,,,l. I,.ni,l oIaotl, eo11oT,,c
'''o %n W.
,o,inl. nr'',,. di,t,iot' y ~ 1Ioocor
I,,.. 1,,l,to, aiat,.int ~ IT Darricl--
C"I;,t,,,'. 5i'+,.:o+ = ponIa
HIo,,'harn i. - ~, I,'l daa.dmoi-.. toordl
,Iontod Uaro IobI Tohnson w r.
,,nh, " p Sn,nv,all ana Thoe
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NITROGEN FREE-Gr,

NITROGEN FREE;-Crow SvXbenns:
Inuuirc OF County Agent. Wilson :
and Nirginas fer sale for short per
iod only. Order carly. 81 per huShcL
Sacks extra Is cents each. FAtNERS
SUPPLY co, Denton. Md.
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Rumors As To Passionate

Rumors are current that Rev. Z.
W. Jones will be assigned to Epworth
Church in Wilmington, succeeding
+. j. Beachamp. instead of being
sent to Georgetown to replace DR.. S.
y. Pitchard who retires, as was at
first expected The report that Rev.
f. p. Nichols of smyrna. Del. would
give up his paStOrate this session to
accept a position under the Federal
Government was denied by Mr.. Mich
OILS. Vice President Coolidge and Mr..
Nichols were class mates and it has
been rumored that their friendship
would result in the rendering of an
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AUTO REPAIK SHOP

fla, .Ag completed my new auto
mobile repair shop, which adjoins my
garage on High street, l am now
ready for all kinds Of work: Mr.
Edward J.. Meredith, one OF the best
aut omobiIe machinists who has ever
worked at the business will be in
charge. Give me a trial.
Phone 562 nONIE oLACUM
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OeSDOnuelcy

sons do nor permit a cold to run It's
course but treat it promptly. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has been in
general use for colds for many years
and has become quite popular as
people have found that it can be de-
pended upon and that it is pleasant
and safe to take.-AdV.
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CLNB)&NI NNNAP Div ext i.

IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 1. 1921
Leave Claiborne Daily except Sunday
1000 A. VI.
Leave annapolis Daily except Sunday
500 Il. VI.
FRIDAYS
Leave Claiborne 7:15 l.. W., in addition
to regular morning trip.
Leave Nnnan0lis 500 A. VI, Satur-
laws aud Mondays in addition t. egu-
lar trip.
SCNE.11S.
Leave Claiborne 500 r. Nj.
T.. II HOWARD. G-I. Mgr.
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NOTICE

| have opened an Electrical, Gene
rator and Motor Repair shop at 116
Gay street, next door 10 the Engine
House. Phone 442.
THOMAS TYLER.
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Rev. DR.. r. J. Wade of Chicago
general director of the CentenarE
movement was introduced and made
a brief address, explaining the objed
and development of the movementg
Representatives of the Methodlst.
book concern and other departments
of the church were introduSseen
outlined their work just prior TO the
adjournment at noon.
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About Colds

When you reel bilious and des-
pondent all you need is Il full dose
OF Chamberlain's Tablets. They wilt
straighten YOU up in short order.
There is nothing better for cOnstI-
patton and biIiOusnoss. ADV
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-01
Announcer ent

The partnership which has existed
between Mr.. Jos. e. Taitt and myself
having been recently dissolved. l wish
to announce to my many patrons and
friends and the public generally. that
I have opened up for myself in the
Harrington e Bayly Building, Sec
Ond floor in the rear of DR.. Payne's
Dental office, first class
Job Printing Plant
my reference is seventeen years of
satisfactory service to the people Of
this community. My guarantee Is
that you get your work right at a
reasonable price. and get it WHEN
PROMISED.
| am as close 10 you as your tele-
phone. My Phone number is 332.
l earnestly solicit your patronage
Respectfully,
WALTER T. STEVENS,
Stevens Print Shop.
ain not connected i'll any way
with the Stevens Printing Co.
3-4-ImO
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From The West indies

A. ]. Si;vera OF Buff Bay, b. W. l..
is of the opinion that he would not
be doing right by his family if he
did not keep a bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in the house.
Il never feel alarmed when I hear
my little boy cough since discovered
that wonderful medicine fOI coughs,
colds. and Group in children. '--Adv.
Just received two cars Of dairy
and poultry feeds, also full line Of
garden and field seeds, fresh stock
and right prices. We are always
glad to serve you. let US have your
requirements.
HURBERT CROFT IMPLEMENT
Company
Phone I47 100 Race st
3 l14-3Wks.
Building in the increase all over
the country. Prices are doWn.
Build now. The Cambridge Manu-
featuring Co. 3.31-3t cod.
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FOR RENTI-My farm on the Neck
road. known as the James K. Jones
farm; containing ~ acres Of land,
good dwelling and necessary out
buildings. Full particulars upon ap-
plication. EDWARD =. PHILLIPS.
3ioS-GI