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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26

Services Sunday as follows
Morning Praise and Testimony, $50;
Divine Worship with sermon, THE
Ageless Memorial" IL; Sunday
Sunday School with classes for all
ages, 2:15; Evening Worship with
sermon, Loves Labor Never Lost, .
7:3O. The services at Zion this Sun
day will be of special interest. At
the morning service the Patriotic
Order of The Sons of America, will
worship with us in a body, and the
Pastor will preach a special sermon.
All ex-Service men, Veterans and
Enlisted Men are invited to attend
this service. The general public Isl
also invited. All members Of a6e
Official Board, Church and Congrega-
ton are urged to be present to well
come the Visitors. The evening SER
vice should be both profitable and
helpful, and all the Young People OF
the Church and teachers in sunday
School should be present. Board
Meeting Monday; Glass Tuesday;
Midweek service Wednesday,; Young
Peoples Meeting Friday-each at
1880 o'clock.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at Bethel A. NJ. E. Church, Pine and
Bethel streets, Cambridge; Rev.
John Brandon Peters Of Grace M.
E. Church South, will preach. We
take this means also to invite our
white friends to worship with us at
this service.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
REV. Mr.. MACLEOD TO
SPEAK TO The ELKS
Pastor Of First Baptist Church To
Be The Speaker. At The Exercises
Tomorrow Afternoon. Mrs. Zintl
And Mrs. Andrews To Sing.

Al the regular afternoon exercises
to be held at the Elks Home tomor-
row afternoon the Rev. James Mac
Leod, pastor of the First Baptist
Church will be the speaker. The
musical program will consist Of solos
by Mrs. Albert Zintl. of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. William n. Andrews and a
number CT instrumental selections.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICE

All members of Wicomico Tribe
No. 1853 Improved Order Of Red Men
are urged to be present at the next
regular meeting. Wednesday, March
End, 1921. All absent will be as
sessed one fathom. 1t is to your in
terest and duty to fraternalism tc
come.
BY order of Sachem
EDWARD c. BURTON.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS

At the meeting of Dorchester
Lodge, No. 10. I. o. o. F., next Mon.
day night. February 2Sth, an import
ant matter will be taken up and il
is earnestly desired to have as large
an attendance of the members as
possible; the lodge meets at 7:3C
o'clock
w. L. MERRICK,
2I26-2t Noble Grand
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. James MacLeOd, Minister
1915 A. NJ. Convention Bible
Class; II A M Divine Worship;
2:30 F. NJ. Sunday School; If you
don't belong to any Sunday School,
come out to ours tomorrow, you'll
feel welcome and you'll want to
come again; $50 Junior B. Y. P.
T.; Evening song service at 1880;
subject. The Lost Christi" Mid
week prayer service Wednesday
evening at 1880; Senior B. Y. P. U.
Friday night at 8 o'clock. Public
cordially invited to attend all of
these services.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
CHURCH LOCALS

Mass tomorrow in st. Mary Catho-
lie Church at o'clock; Sunday
evening devotions at 7:3O.
Special music by Mrs. c. E. Jones
and Mrs. William Johnson at the
Baraca Glass Sunday morning at
q:45: Everybody welcome.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
ST. PAULS NJ. P. CHURCH

Sunday A. NJ, Glass Meeting; IL
A. NJ, Morning Worship. sermon
subject, The High Cost Of Living;
Well" The sermon of last Sunday
morning is considered so vital it is
to be repeated. All members of the
church are urged to be present. 2 P.
NJ, Sunday School; $50 P. NJ. Jr
Christian Endeavor; $50 P. M. Sr.,
Christian Endeavor: 1880 P. M:
Evening Service and Song and Wor-
ship sermon subject THE Destiny
Of The Wicked" To all of these
services the public is most cordially
invited
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH South

Rev. John Brandon Peters, Pastor
Services Sunday, February 27th,
1921.-9:45 a. NJ. Baraca Glass; l l
A. NJ, Divine Worship. Children's
sermon, The Angel by the Well"
2:15 P M. Sunday School; 1880 P.
NJ, Evening Worship, "A Great Wis
ion and a Great Response" Come
thou with us and we will do thee
good.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
EATMOR BREAD LIMERICK No. 4

Choptank Oysters and Eatmor
Bread. They combine perfectly in
various ways. Try Dreaming the
oysters and serving on toasted Eat
NOR. Or try rolling in Eatmor
crumbs and frying in deep fat.
FINE. 2I25-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-26
NOTICE

Large stock of Garden and Field
Seed of the best quality, Seed
Potatoes, Onion Sets, Fertilizer
Seed Sewers, Seed Drills, Garden and
Farm Tools of all kinds.
THE HERBERT HEARN HDW. co.
B-2l24-9t cod
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25
WESLEYAN QUARTET
 AT TRINITY CHURCH
College Four to Be in This City
 Sunday-LeVenthal to Sing

Those who are present at tho even ing service at Trinity Methodist church Sunday. February 27th. have a triple treat in store for them. The Wesleyan college quartet will render several pleasing selections. The mem- bers of the quartet arc Messrs. Quick, Ot. McInnes and Boyd. and they have been very popular at all concerts. Her man Bcrlcw. captain of the football team and president of tho |. M. C. A. James Peck, president of the College Body and football man. and Herbert Macdonald. Glee club man. will give short, strong addresses Samuel I. Leventhal. m artist of high rank. will also play. MT. Leventhal is a gradu- ate Of tho Leipzig Conservatory of Music In Germany and was n pupil of Caesar Thomas. He is now concert master of tho Philharmonic Society of Hartford. His program follows:
 Romance from Concerto. .WieniawsH (a) Berccuae Lev enthal tn) "altZer drummer (a) Lie besletd kreisler (b1 Souvenir .-............. Drdla
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25
CITY ITEMS.

All Victor products. Henry Morans'. -Advt.
 James Baldwin of the Corbin Screw Corporation read paper on steel treatment at the meeting of the Amer ican Society for Steel Treating at Hartford last night.
 Guaranteed fast color Shirts s1.49. at the Mems Furnishing Shop, $40 Main St.-advt
 The annual meeting of the Scandi- navian W. C. T. U. was held this aft ornoon at tho homo of Mrs. Christoff- erson Of 3S Belden street.
 The Sons of Veterans. Auxiliary No. I. L. D. Penfield camp. will hold it's regular meeting at the c. A. F.. hall at o'clock tonight.
 New model cabinet victrola $10o. C. l.. Pierce X Co.-advt
 The Lady Nest of Owls degree team will meet in Electric hall Sunday afternoon at . o'clock sharp.
 MartineIn concert tickets at Morans' --advt.
 MT. and Mrs. Lansing Damon Nash of Short Beach. Branford. are rejoicing at the birth of n daughter. Helen Constance. born February 23, at the West Haven Sanitarium. The little girl is the grandchild of L. S.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25

wa rned political adventurers" against attempting any coup d'etat the possi- bility of which, in connection with the Allicd-German conference in London next week. has been discussed. He declared the government was con sciouS of it's authority and would prob ably crush any outbreak
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25
'ULLAK |& NIVEN
GROWING HEALTHIER.

The weekly morbidity report of tho ete Department of Health shows the laying communicable diseases re- sd from this city: Diphtheria. s: riet fevor. 2: measles. b2: whoop- cough. 6. With tho exception of measles item. tho health condition ono of tho best reported in sev- Il months. aat
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25
WAGES REDUCED.
I.3Oo Enploycs of Halifax Ship Co.
 G4f l1, an Hour Cut.

Halifax. x. &. Feb. 25.--Wages of thc 300 employees of the Halifax Shipynrds Limited will be reduce five cents an hour beginning next Mor-r.y ii Was announced today by General Manager J. M McCurg. This will
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25
Military Precautions to
 Prevent Budapest Strike

tions to prevent, a general strike on Saturday have been taken by the Hun
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25

Nash, popular member of the sales force of North & Judd Manufacturing company.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25
Warns Germans Against
 Trying to Change Gov.

Berlin. Feb. 23.--Dr. Walter Sim ons. German foreign minister. today
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25
Boston Store
\, Few Big Values
 From Our Domestic Dept.

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 Good value for SIPS. 'scailoped Cloths. Round 5s inches. rcat value ............ s5'Oo c"ch |1Iematitched Mercerized Huck AwcIs. 1sx24. The best towe' value D have scen In years at FOG each
 CRASHES Al Aextensivo assortment cotton. niA hnd All Linen. From .... ...-......... isc to 800 n yard
 BEACON BLANKETS Ehreo small lots to be closed at kroy prices:
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 MCCALL PATTERNS
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25

gaAn governA divisions of tro into the city an been greatly stM Horthy, head of declared that he strike for even escort Workmen necessary.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-25

lower the payroll total a little less than 10 per cent, he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
JUST GLIMPSES

To Lois the possession Of moro money
meant moro opportunity 70 buy. To
Justin on the other hand Il meant the
ability 10 pay; the comfort OF being able
to accede with ease and promptncss TO
the demands upon him. Like mos,
American husbands Ia his station. the
sum spent upon house and family far
exceeded in ratio his own personal cx-
penses. There were a few luXHrles
which he casually looked forward TO en-
joying. but beyond this money repre-
scented to him pre-cminently further
BUSINESS possibilities. the power to play
competently in the great game with the
result OF sufficient provision for his
wife and children in the case Of death"
Mary Stewart Cutting.
The above IS an analysis OF male
character from ono OF the best writer's
o: stories Of young married life in this
country.
The Best Stories Arc Truer Than
Facts.
OF course Il IS only a story but the
best type OF story IS just rs true 10 the
heart OF life as life Itself and that Is
the kind Of story this IS.
Beside, Just the day after I read 1t. I
heard n man In real life express almost
tho same thought as Is contained in the
last part OF that passagc-namely. that
every decent man feels rs his dominant
dasire the wish 10 supply satisfactory
home and opportunities for his family
while he is living. and ample provision
IN case OF death.
And OF this man II Is -emincntly
true that the sum spent on house and
family far exceeded IN ratio his own
personal expenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

hnys enjoyed the average health OF
most women who do not taHe HnuE-l
ercise out of tho house.
Answer--And yet you relate Tram
OF symptoms that would indicate 10 mo
tina. YOU are suffering from Serious
though m !nsldious disease. Most house
wives tako little exercise. Get NOR
ouyhlv examined. Never be satisfied
with Rvernge health. accompanied by
a few aches and palms hero and moro.
You are entitled to the best health our
!nS tho only NE you are IiVins on th's
Garth. Don't 10 care!ssss now. only 10
We hedridden in your prime. $50 wise
IN time.
QUESTIONS AND AN1WERs
0au Bladder
don't think I have any gall stones
but have not much strength and Am
quito nervous.
Answor~IIow can you know whether
Your gall bladder Is involved7 1t Is
important for You TO get thoroughly
examined nv Il competent physician
Leprosy and Psoriasis
bav. b..r reading an article regnrd-
Inr IN. wonderful success Of the chaul-
crnoogra oi! IN the euro OF leprosv.
would be much Obliged r you would
rive mo the desired information on tho
following subjects: Has ChaiiomooSr@
oil specific ever boon tried a. remedy
for psoriasis II no what was tho re-
suit? Would psoriasis be sufficient
cause to reject person. normally
healthy otherwise. for Civil Service
position7
hnswer-Thir.y years ago this OIL
was claimed to be a spec!hc aEains'
Ieprosy. possibly with Justincation IN
Some early cases though personally
know OF mono. I should be GLAD X j.
were found so. Chaulomoogra OIL has
no doubt been tried rs remedy Tor
rsoriasia Certain II IL that this OIL or
Itself will not euro that else 49, th"r"
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Chapter 100,

Chapter 100.
When I told Keith he had also grown
older. he smiled rather sadly and re-
piled:
I have had Erea; deal 70 bear since
you left. Vera. Things have been 30
unsettled at home. Your leaving az you
did has caused me to be constantly Oh
my guard TO prevent gossip.
Ionred 70 say But Margaret Is
happy now that am gone" but l bit
NV liz 10 keep back tho words. Keith
went on:
You made II harder for me than you
know. Vera Ny fear for YOU my de-
SPAR over Margaret, all have seemed
unbearable. I want you. now that
have seen you aga!n. even more than
did before. l will 50 back and see what
| can do: what | can arrange !or us, 10
make you happy and not break Mar
garcts hear
Has 4 never occurred 10 you. Keith
that 4 wife should hIr" n greater claim
'han 4 sister? Would Margaret. n she
had = husband. treat him as you did
nc. Cor YOUR sake
| did not walt ror an answer. but
called Mrs. A,drich In. anil we three
talked until ;!ms FOR supper. ke'ths
train lHtt at . CLOCK, 50 l." rcNl't'HcH
70 supper with us. and afterward |
walked TO tho station with him. leaning
on his arm.
He and Mrs. Aldrich had seemed I"
take 70 each other at once. They talked
very cntcrtain!nc!! during the meal.
and listened. nay heart full. Keith had
given no no assurance that he would
make Il home FOR me-. yet ! felt that IN
81 mo way we would come together II
was the first ttun had tr!t any surety
n this respect. and It affected mo
strangely.
\ prnc" such as had not experienced
for years anne over me.
All VII CON" r.cht now. I whtS-
pcrcd as Keith tool; ne IN his arms be
fore Re- boarded thc train. and promised
20 ho back IN Just u week.
| walked on air back 10 tho cottage.
Mrs Adrtch WAS waiting for mo. and
urtI far into the uiHht We talked OF
Keith. his v.s.t and what II might mean
IN nay Ike.
Il liked your husband. dear" Mrs.
Aldr!Ch said after ,im~. He IL some
thing AS had imagined HIM. yet DIFF
tereut--more strength Of character than
! supposed"
"Ho has stSeHEth OF character
enough" | smiled rather bitterly.
Yes but rncan the right kind OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Sometimes ~ Hats Han. Thsy 1r3-
tato IA"

Sometimes ~ Hsts Nsn- 1hsy 1Er8
tats IA"
Sometimes It seems to me that men
are most annoying. eIasperat1ng ana
altogether reprehensible race Of cfea-
lures and that II there were only wo-
men in tho world we should get on
much more happily.
And then again l catch SlinpssS q
sclf-SaCr.fice and devotion and ! an
humbled before them.
A workman who WAS making SomS
repairs in our Summer cottage lives
some two miles away. He WAC with US
FIVE days and on two Of them he Ar-
rived on foot instead Of In his machine.
We asked II there was something Wroag
with the machine and he said "Oh No.
but the general manager OF tho family
(h!s only child, q girl Of is, who 10 ~
ing given every advantage he and he
wife missed in their youth) wanted the
car for something special and - had
d let her have II. Of course"
Hs Thought He BouGht xHS o. 3eE
His Work
'Golly," he went on with Q p90tonoD
Of indignation that vnv evidently nAOs-
tenths pride. x thought I had bo1Sht
that car for myself and my work. but
It seems I didn't. Well, should voRsy'
so long as the missis and the gsnAeat
manager are happy"
That Is tho sort OF glimpse naoon>
Doesn't II touch you and thrill yOd
when across the prosaic vista OF dA0S'
living YOU catch now and then such h
vision OF tho beautiful things Of the
spirit? Doesn't Il give the s!Snincancs
and reason TO life It sometimes seems
TO lack?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

must also be internal remedies and'h-
dividual management Of ths cAsA !
hate to write this way. but II v ny
business to advise against the rA1oA6
of false hopes. Psoriasis should noS -
the occasion Of Civil Service rejection.
II has no III effect on the mind II -
not tagious. II concerns Only IL
sufferer. Sending you An article On
this subject.
MORO BsdbusS
I understand you wrote an article -
the subject Of bsdbugS. have sxpOs.
cnced 4 great deal Of trouble with Thea
pests since tho beginning Of hot WeAor
er and. although I have tried r,AAy
remedies. still ! cannot AltoGoth0 -.
rid OF them. am living in ths 6Ust<
ling house at tho station and Ms1O -
T. great many sparrows; would thAS 49,
count for tho bugs? AS VIC have panoe.l
ered walls. I imagine . remedy aAS1iS
not be hard to find. I should b RIatAeH1
for any Information and Am SncaoAA0'
= stamped envelope for EaInA
Answer-.Am sending 1ou art3o0A
BedouEs thrive In the nests - ne1A
They infest tho nests Of svalloWH -.
der tho caves OF houses. and 20 set ~
70 buildings. Walls that are roASA,
plastered may furnish DedbuI quAItaeA
once slopt as guest. and found -
bugs in my bod. Ny hosts vers th4l
ci"arest sort OF people imaginable. u
examined and found bedbugS In thA
rough plastered walls OF tho ree@
All inquiries addressed 10 Dr.. "HOAspt
In caro- Of the Health Talk. osDa<t-
msnt will be answered In these eolunnna
IN their turn This requires oona1oTs,
abba time, however owing to the grAA4i
number received. So II . personal or
quicker reply Is desired, . stamped and
self addressed envelope must be sn-I
c,oscd with tho question. Tho Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
VERA LEFT HOPEFUL
By Jane Phelps

strength. II isn't every NAH even
though lie has sr"n himself in the
wrong VIII admit - L. TWO women. lie
realizes now thu; he should have pro-
v!ded YOU with a HON" or remained un-
married until he could Then | rather
think his sisters actions may have
helped rather than h!nderel your cause.
She has evidently acted very selIlSh'y.
not considering him at a.!
she never did consider him II was
always srt. SELF a.! the time. broke
IN paSS!ouatcly.
1t comforted mo that Mrs. Adrich
had seen Margaret In her true chara|-
ter. and from what Keith, not I had
said | wanted very much that Sh"
should approve 81 mo. o what l had
done I cared more for h"r good opin-
ion than for that oc anyone N the
world She had taken me- IN on faith.
had given mo home, love and trust
when l most needed them.
He will ind way now. dear child.
hut you must be patient. A man cannot
deal with such situation IN 4 moment.
1t Is a good suggestion he made.
"What--wh!ch one" l had forgotten
everything irrelevant. or that l conS!!-
cred So because VI the greater fact
my husbands desire Tor nI'. hiS love.
10 tEdNel Il UIN skilN S!t''' '''''o SoNN
10 your own home. II would prevent
gossip aHd mako II castor FOR you all.
Eut there Is time enough {" discuss
Al that when you see him next week.
Try and rest. you look very tired. and
very happy
Il am BOTH I threw my arms about
her neck and kissed her fOndlY.
Il love you next IL him" told her.
as sho returned my careSs
"AGL owe you, my dear child.
never had daughter OF nay own. I
!e"! thI; in you have found one"
Il shall love 70 ia daughter 10 you
10 tAke 4 daughters place as far as I
can. Ny own mother doesn't need me.
She has others. was always a b.;
n tho way az home. love them. ard
know they love me- but they don;
need me"
And do Don't you see. dear. hat
all things WORK together for good? W"
have found each other. and vow have
not lost that one s" dear to you--your
husband
II hope not. hut I mustn't be too
sure" Some OF the old fear crop; back.
He was 70 he under MarEarct's tafu-
"nce while he decided what we, ne.
would do IN tho future.
Tomorrow Week 90 Unrest
protected by Georr" Matthew Adamsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
new ARBITRATING
AGREEMENT REACHED

Baltimore. Sept. 2l.-Fo arettrat!ng
disputes growing out OK pers' srieE-
ances or from tho Interpretation or the
applica :!on OF existing working sChed-
uies. an agreement has been re2cnea
between representatives o. tho Sattt.
moro 4 OHIO Railroad Company and
the New York Central Lines ami rep
rescntat.ves OF engineers. tremeN
conductors and tca!?me0 which are en-
ployed by these tro companies creating
a So-Ca! ed reginald hoard technically
named tho Train Service BOARD o: Nj
justmen," Details OF the plan wer"
given out az the eNecuttv" offices or the
Baltimore & Onto here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
LONG TERMS FOR
BANK ROBBERS

Peal g.. 10. Sent 2t-Severe SEN
fences Nv:. imposed here today on six
men who figured In tNe robbery OF The
Peop,e's Trust Company =; Wyon-
Ing James M!noGGe and Harry Bern
stein. both OF whom pleaded guilty
We're g!vsn Il 70 ~ years and - 10 10
years respectively. while Stewar: s.
Wallace. Charles Stark Car. S'...t ami
John Russo. who stood trial and were
found Eu:.;y. were given - 70 20 years
each.
The men were SAIL 70 have obtained
$4,000 when taey loo.ed the bank
last spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
ELKINS RETURNS
Arrives on the olympic Today-Dr.
Butler. Head OF Columbia Univsr-
gity, Also Back IN U. S.

New York. Sept. ct-Tho White Star
'ir"r Olympic. with 4 large passenger
LIST or Americans who have boon spend
ing summer vacations abroad. arrived
today. Amon,: Tho r"turD,a- travellers
were Nicholas Rut.er. president OF Co.
lumb.a university. Senator Eikns Ok
West virginia. ard E'sho? John l..
Euelson OF Zurich. n charge OF the
Methods; Episcopal church IN conttHcn-
Ia Europe
Senator F.ifIns was abroad on 4 pleas
urs trip. II" visited me battiefe,ds "
Franz and De!Slum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

AZ tho parson launched into his
four.y without closing the Bible on
the pulpit before him. thus indicating
that the end Of his sermon was not IN
sight. stranger. who had slipped into
back pew shortly before beekn TO
show signs Of restlcssness. When the
nfthly wa sannounced no franed f"r-
ward and whispered earnestly TO gray
haired lady In the pow ahead OF him:
Pardon me madam. but how long has
he been preach!ng?"
II can't exactly say" she replied; go
or 40 years I think"
The stranger hcaved n Sigh. An
right then. III stay: he must be nearly
Country Gentleman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
LYNCH NEGRO; NO MOTIVE KNOWN

McComh. Mss. Sept. cl.-Edward Nc
powel. negro garage "mploye and hos
i,al helper. WAS hanged b. mob TWO
miles from here Monday The ScComh
rolica say they know ~ no motive FOR
tho Iynching An automohi,N parry th""
say. drove up 20 tbs premises where the
negro was sleeping. forced him into 'hc
car aCt departed hurr!cdiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Price Of SovtetiBIn.

Russ!a has ample potential r"sources
20 care for its wn people. II cannot
are for them because under tho Soviet
regime !ts production has been reduced
- Il minimum and !ts distribution has
been rendered entirely inadequate by
he collapse e It's transportation Hys-
icln AMI rs huhtt u confiscatinG privat"
property Famine In IS provinces OF
Russia may BE- due t. drought. lack Of
modern methods Of agriculture or lack
oc r"warl for the producer.. but starva-
Ion ut Tho 100000 Inhabitants Of
'hr>" provinces Is duo solely 10 tho
gee r's -, Ne Soviet regime. Chicago
Til.#.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

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