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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-20
Woman S Club Notes

The Woman's Club of Vienna, held
the first meeting of this year, on
January 7th at the home of Mrs.
Nettie Nesbitt Marshall.
The Club reorganized in Dec. 1929
and elected officers for the ensuing
year. President. Mrs. Sereta Sax
Lamkin; Nice-President. Miss Eliza
beth Webb; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Isabel Percy Bratten; Cores
ponding Secretary, Mrs. Marie lie
Compile Hodson; Treasurer, Mrs.
Emma Webb.
At the last meeting different com
mittees were formed ana a chairman
for each committee named; Flower
Committee, Mrs Nettie Nesbitt Mar
shall, chairman; Music Committee,
Mrs. Robert Price LeCompte. chair
man; Civics and Childs Welfare,
Miss Nellie Elizabeth Percy, cnalr-
man; Entertainment and Social
Committee, Mrs. Isabel Percy Brat
ten. chairman.
A PURCHASEABLE COMMODITY
A Belgian woman. who lost her
husband in a railroad accident. re-
ceived from the company $4,000 by
way of compensation. Shortly after
ward she read of a traveller getting
twice as much for the loss Of a leg.
She went to the company and pro-
tested that the difference was I'M
unfair.
Madam" said the official, the
two awards are perfectly fair. Four
thousand dollars won't provide the
man with a new leg, but for $4,000
you can easily get new husband. -
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Y. CALVIN TRICE, SoIicItor
Mortgage Sale
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of the pc err of sale con-
tanned in a mortgage from Martin U.
Kane and Josephine A Kane. his wife,
to Villa NJ. Cannon. guardian, of Will
liam Fletcher Williamsons, infant, dat
ed the 9Th day of January, 1919. and
Of record among the Mortgage Re
In Liber w. H. NJ. No. 5. folio 439, and
assigned by the said guardian to her
said ward at his majority, which said
the said Mortgage as of record. as a
foresaid. the undersigned as the attor-
ney named in the said power OF sale
in the said mortgage contained. de-
fault having been made in complying
with the terms of the said mortgage,
In order to compel the payment of the
said mortgage debt, interest and costs,
now in default. will sell the herein af-
ter described land and property, upon
the terms herein after set forth, at
the Court House door in the town Of
Cambridge. Dorchester County, Mary
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Tuesday, Feb. 9Th, 1921

between the hours of and o'clock
P. NJ. all that lot of land, with all of
the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the town of Cam bridge,
Dorchester County, Maryland. and on
the northwest side of High street in
said to n. and beginning for the out
lines Of the same at a distance of "a
feet in a northeasterly direction from
the property that was conveyed to
Andrew J. Foble. by Thomas N. Heath
by deed dated May 10, 1884, and now
Dorchester County. Maryland in Liber,
c. l., No s, folio 60, and which was
conveyed by Andrew ]. Foble and wife
TO Donald Stewart by deed dated July
q, 1908, and now of record among the
eaid Land Records in Liber w. l.. R.
No. 2. folio 376, and from thence runs
In northeasterly direction with the
northwest side of High street a dis
erly direction at right angles it'll
High street 104i5 feet, thence in a
RosEtsHze steTiv iseeeta 7si-;aallt-STtin
EfsE street II feet, thence in a south
eesterIy direction in line parallel
with the second line le4 y feet to the
place Of beginning, it being the same
land that was conveyed unto Russell
2. Smith by deed from Donald Stewart
dated April 8, 1914, and now of record
among the said Land Records in Liber
W. l. R.. No. z, folio 81. and being
the same land that way conveyed by
Russell P. Smith and wife, unto the
said Martin U. Kane. by deed dated
the 9Th day of January. 1919, and now
OF record among the said Land Re-
cords In Liber w H. NJ. No. 5. folio,
622, together with all of the rights OF
way mentioned in the last mentioned
deed, and subject to the easements OF
drip therein mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE:-20 per cent cash
on the day of sale. 80 per cent of bal
ance on RATIFICATION of sale, and the
balance in go days from ratification
of sale, or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser, the credit portion if any,
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the
undersigned.
v. CALVIN TRICE,
Attorney named in mortgage.
Ills oRw.
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Charleston Sand & Stone Corp. 114.1g
AS provided for in same Act of 1914
notice IS hereby given to the ABOVE
named delinquent taxpayers. that in
setting the above accounts, interest at
tho rate of per cent from July LIST,
1920 to January LIST. 1921. has been
added. and unless same are settleo
promptly. the property will be ao"er-
I'D aud sold Is nroNided for in SAID
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vi ALE

Guards, State PenftentIary and House
Of Correction. Tests, January 29. 1921.
Apply STATE EMPLOYMENT COM
MISSION, % Light street. Telephone
Calvert 2203. 1l203t
ROdEIen and Engineering Assistants,
State Roads Commission. Tests, Janu-
cry 20 1921 Apply STATE EMPLOY
Telephone Calvert 2203. 1920 ST
StOrekcepcrs State Service. Test
January 20 1921. Apply STATE EN-
PLOYMENT COMMISSION. % Light
street Telephone Calvert 220S.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-20

Ma matter what your social posi-
ton, no matter how wealthy or how
poor you may be no matter what
your occupation is, you belong to one
of two great armies. If you are not
a builder you are a destroyer.
Which? That's the question. In the
silence of your inner self-ansWer q
question that means everything to
you.
The really successful man will
build success ever on the foundations
of others failures.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINS,

The annual meeting OF the stock
holuvrs 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 come before
the meeting, will be held at the of
fee of the Company, Cambridge, on
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 3, 1921,
at half-past seven o'clock.
GEO. GERLACH. Secretary
1l12 cod
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STMKHOLDFRS, MEETING

Cambridge, Nd, Jan. 10, 1921
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Dorchester Water Co.,
for the election of Directors for the
onr"ing year and for such other
business as may be broukht up. will
D.. O., al the office of he Company,
1872 High street, Thursday Evening,
Eeb. 10. 1921, at O'Clock.
]. A. JORDAN, Sec'y
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HELP " ANTtID
MALE AND FEMALE

Clerks and BOokkcepers, State SER
vice. Tests January %. 1921 Apply
STATE EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION,
p Light street Telephone Calvert
2203. 1I20-3t
Hospital Attendants, State Hospitals.
Full maintenance. Test January 80.
1921. Apply STATE EMPLOYMENT
COMMISSION. % Light street. Tele-
phone Calvert 2202. 1I20-3t
Telephone Operators, State service.
Tests. January %. 1921 Apply STATE
EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION % Light
street. Telephone Calvert 2203.
II2O-3t
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Cambridge, Md, Jan. 10, 1921
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of The Cambridge Lee Co.,
for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year. and for such other
business as may be broukht up, will
be held at the Office of The Dorches-
ter Water Co., 1872 High street, on
Thursday, Evening, Feb. 10. 1921,
al 1880 O'clock.
J. A. JORDAN. sec'y
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-20

-Hgs was trying % play golf The
difficulty Wa o. course, to hit tho
bail. 1t was so much easier to hit
the ground He hit that every time.
The turf flew in all directions.
Swish Swosh. Plop! More exca-
vationS.
Something was wrong somewhere.
1t couldn't be his stockings. 1t must
be the links. He turned helplessly
TO his opponent.
What do you think OF these
links" he exclaimed.
What do l think of emf" gasped
his opponent wiping a bit of soil
from his lips "Pouf. Best l ever
tasted"
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i1Q-e0d.
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CIAIR1RNK. ANNAPII.i> f.tR IL
FOLLOWING IS FERRY SCHEDULE
M EFFECT DECEMBER 18th

IN EFFE('T OECEMHEK 18th
Leave Claiborne 10 A NJ. daily tex
eept Sunday additional trip on We'd
nesday and Friday evenings. at 7:1b
Leave Annapolis. SEQ p. NJ daily.
(sxcept Sunday with extra trip ioav-
inR Annapolis 8 A. NJ. on Monday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Sunday, Leave Claiborne P. NJ.
T. c HOWARD
ECuoraI NanaCar$
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Notice.!

An Act OF the Legislature of 1919
provides that the Clerk, Treasurer and
Collector OF Cambridge, Md, shall pub
Iish list OF names of all delinquent
town tax payers and the amount due
BY each, and said list shall be publish
ed between January l4th and 21st. next
following the date OF the Levy,
At the close of business on Janu-
airy 18th. the following accounts had
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MONEY TO LOAN

S2,500. $4,000, $500 and $500
TO lend Immediately on first mort
cages.
7. SANGSTON INSLEY,
1i1S-3t Attorney.
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Tax Law of 1914.
CARROLL L. DAHL.
---tc1z9assT t,- ! faea ses-ard' -CoIlect0T
The courier-index., 1921-04-08
SEVEN RULES FOR FEEDING
 DAIRY COWS

F'irst-Feed all the roughage that the cows will eat up clean. Le- gume roughage is best.
 Second-Be sure the ration is properly balanced. Then feed the grain mixture in proportion to the milk yield. For the average herd, feed one pound of grain for each 3 F pounds of milk produced. A variety of grains in the mixture is desirable.
 Third-Feed some succulent feed, such as silage or roots.
 Fourth-During the dry season of the year supplement the pastures by feeding silage or some green crop together with a little grain.
 Fifth-If the cows show a ten dency to become fat reduce the amount of grain or roughage or both.
 Sixth-Give the cows an abund- ance of pure water.
 Seventh-Feed regularly and give access to salt daily.
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COST SPAS LAST YEAR TO FEED
 A FARM TEAM.

What does it cost to feed team of work horses a year? The horses were 4-year-olds, weighing about 400 pounds.
 From March 1, 1920. to Feb. 28, 1921, this team consumed 24 bushels of corn, valued at $2S.39; 123 bushels of oats valued at $96.69, and four and one-half tons of hay, which was worth $101.70.
 They also consumed a ton and one-half of stover, estimated at $6.17; pasture for the year was figured at $9.65; 61 cents of straw and oatmeal was also fed.
 The feed was weighed weekly for this team and charged against the horses at the market price at the beginning of each month.
 During the first six months of the year feeds were unusually high, but during the last six months, much lower.
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Summer Complaint,
 Easily Overcome
Old Fashioned Mixture Sold by
 Leading Druggists.

Why suffer this spring with the various forms of diarrhoea, collie and such misery when quick relief is to be had instantly if one only keeps a bottle of Nash's Diarrhoea Mixture at hand.
 This is a standard prescription endorsed by many doctors and sold by leading druggists for years. Nash Bros. make it from pure in- gradients and guarantee it's eff ciency. The soothing and healing effect is felt instantly and in many cases one dose will prove suffi- cient for adults as we'll as children.
 Nash's Diarrhoea Mixture will be found beneficial in chronic cases, too. If you are bothered with a chronic case of diarrhoea or collie it is very likely that after taking three bottles you will praise the paper for recommending the prep aration. Be sure to get the gen Diarrhoea Mixture, sold by P. R. Turner Drug Com pany. adv.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

That American Legion officials
 eve will be the most impressive fiotic demonstration ever held in Padelphia will take place April
 nder the auspices of the Legion
 forty-five other patriotic and |c organizations. The purpose |the meeting is the expression of |erican principles as opposed to recent manifestation of foreign |paganda. It will be similar to "All American Meeting for God
 Country" held in New York E, March IS. The Philadelphia fting, however, will have the ad- |onal feature of a parade of 50,- persons.
 h addition to General John J.
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koTYcE TO Ex-SERViCE MEN.

The attention of all ex-ser-
 ce men in Lee county, white kd colored, is called to the {ct that the officers of the farianna Post, American Le- ion. are ready and willing at
 i times to assist any soldier
 securing from the govern Tent any back pay or disabili-
 claim or in looking after lar risk insurance. No mat kr what your trouble is in bnnection with your service ] the army or navy or other Ranches of the fighting forces, 5e stand ready to help you. lease apply to E. c. Robert bn, post commander, at Lee bounty National Bank, or to !. G. Samuel, adiutant of the bcal post.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

A warning to American Legion post officers against using the in- fluence of the Legion to obtain postmasterships and other political appointments has been made by H. B. Fell, Commander of the OK lahoma Department of the ex-ser- vice mems organization. The Le- zion commander declared that there is no attempt to curtail the efforts of Legionnaires as individuals, but that activities tending to involve the Legion in politics are contrary to the constitution of that organ ization.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

A blue-winged teal was killed near Port of Spain, Trinidad, upon whose leg was found an aluminium leg-band showing the duck had been trapped at Lake Scugog, Ontario, last autumn. This practice of band ing birds furnishes conservationists with much valuable information.
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Water Improvement Tax is now due and will become de- linquent on April 10, after which date the penalty will attach. Pay at Bank of Ma rianna. Hugh Nixon, Collect or. *apl9
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American Legion NeDs

Pershing and F. ". Galbraith, IT,, National Commander of the Legion, speakers will include Vice-President Calvin Coolidge, Rear Admiral Will liam s. Sims, Governor William c. Sproul, Mayor J. Hampton Moore and 8 member of President Hard ing's cabinet.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

General John J. Pershing, Elsie Janis, and national officers of the American Legion will attend an American Legion banquet in St. Louis April 18, which will be the closing feature of conference of adjutants of Missouri posts of the Legion.
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affair staged by Grant Mitchell.

affair staged by Grant Mitchell, starring in a current Broadway comedy success. Staged" is the right word, for Mitchell held his meeting in the theater between the acts and the audience were his col lsborators. Mitchell explained what the Legion was doing and called on the audience to sing the Nation al Anthem. They responded with en- thusiasm. Encouraging voices en- dorsed the actors statement that this is a good a place as any to join the American Legion in show ing our Americanisrn."
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

After Henry Ford has given the world cowless milk perhaps some genius will evolve a jokeless Ford Boston Shoe and Leather Re porter.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

Talk of commercial boycott in Europe is not encouraging to the economists who believe that pros- porous future. depends on encour- aging trade relations, '
 As between government and pri- vate ownership, there are railway experts who always favor which ever plan is not in effect at the, time of writing.
 Rumors of strained world rela- tions must be accepted as indica, tions that even trained diplomacy is not free from idle gossip.
 One drawback about giving the is they will not only hang them selves, but hamstring the whole blamed country.
 Reffering a question to the h. terstate Commerce Commission at least assure it a period of dignified repose.
 The wrong way to uplift the movie is to hold up the patron.
 The trouble about wood alcohol skate is that it lands you where there's no ice.
 While they poke fun at the whisk- CTS of Hughes, he can remember that Hays, the last bewhiskered secretary of state, made a great reputation in that office.
 ''Short skirts" says a Paris dis patch, ''are on their last legs" The vast preponderance of visible evil dence is to the effect that those last legs are built to last.
 A Delaware coon dog treed IS quarts of liquor. It takes a pooch
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OLD HICKORY CHIPS

0 OLD HICKORY CHIPS Q Q o---l-loo-o,---o-o-o--o|
 Government taxes patience as we'll as everything else.
 If all the paths of profiteering led to the pen, there'd be less prof iteering.
 Congress lacks punch" it is said. We'll, congress passed the Yolsted law.
 Which will be the first nation to put the meant" in a disarma- ment proposal? The costly burden of armaments will bring them all into the league finally.
 The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world" but many wo- man does that with her foot.
 The Democratic administration did not see it's shadow when it CdIIiS out OH MdrCH 4Cn.
 It begins to look as if John Bull is suffering from territorial indigestion caused by gluttony.
 Many girl made giddy by pre- martial frivolities is steadied by the responsibility of pulling in double harness.
 The debating society might dis cuss whether fat people are fat be- cause they do not exercise or do not exercise because they are fat.
 From cask to casket is natural jump, according to the revenue slueths who found two collins full of bourbon.
 Railway experts are alive to the fact that revenues may be, enlarg- ed by increasing the volume of business as well as by increasing rates. -M.sss A' ~s1s 4.a .A
 The fact that he escaped a form al trial did not prevent Wilhelm Hohenzollern from, placing before the world his plea of mot guilty"
 The American farmer is more interested in congressional legisla-, tion than in the distribution of free garden seeds. .s
 One wonders if Solomon got $200 exemption for each of his wives and lady friends.
 Fragmentary reports concerning the latest revolution in Russia in- dicate that it will work a great hardship on the proofreaders.
 We'll, one can't blame the Philip pines for desiring independence. This country had it once.
 Both Wilson and Lansing are writing books. We'll, more than thirty centuries back, Job desired that his adversary had written al book"
 The California shoestring vendor who inherited million should spend the income to encourage the in- vention of lace with a permanent tip.
 Harding escaped sickness on the Florida houseboat but that does not guarantee him immunity on ship of state.
 Tke school teacher who married the janitor was probably dazzled by the thoughts of comparative lux ury.
 Disarmament is something no na- tion wants monopoly on.
 The Vassar girls who have aban- doned modern styles say it's not so much for propaganda as propriety
 The doctor who prescribes per manganate of potash instead of whiskey for snake bites, has taken all the thrill out of snake hunting.
 London having adopted Verdun, it is now suggested that New York give Cork it's benevolent considera- ton.
 Hoover takes the rational view of the European situation.
 The powers are prepared to fight to the death over disarmament.
 As the days begin to lengthen watch the markers begin to strengthen.
 Austria makes a strong appeal for the friendship of the world by to hang profiteers.
 Briefly, Europe's present trouble 1 Is too many raw deals and not enough raw material.
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Congress lacks punch" it is said. We'll, congress passed the yolsted law.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

A Delaware coon dog treed IS quarts of liquor. It takes pooch to find the hoOch.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

The debating society might dis cuss whether fat people are fat be- cause they do not exercise or do not exercise because they are fat.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

Government taxes patience as yell as everything else.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

From cask to casket is natural jump, according to the revenue slueths who found two collins full of bourbon.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

Which will be the first nation to put the meant" in a disarma- ment proposal? The costly burden of armaments will bring them all into the league finally.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

The Democratic administration did not see it's shadow when it came out on March 4th.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

Many a girl made giddy by pre- martial frivolities is steadied by the responsibility of pulling in double harness.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

If all the paths of profiteering led to the pen, there'd be less prof iteering.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

It begins to look as if John Bull is suffering from territorial indigestion caused by gluttony.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

The first call for reservations at the National Convention of the American Legion in Kansas City, Mo-, next fall, comes from Lewis F. Futile Post No. 54, of Anthony, Kan. And the request is for reser- vations for every member of the post. Anthony boasts a member ship of 97 per cent. of the eligible men in the community, even reach ing across the line and drawing a number of Oklahomans into it's fold.
 One of the numerous overflow meetings attendant on the Ameri- can Legion's "All American" gath ering in New York was an improptu
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

A sum of S221,O0 raised during the war for the Michigan Patriotic Fund, will soon be turned over to the welfare committee of the Mich igan Department of the American Legion, according to Guy M. Wilson, Department Commander. The mon ey will be used for welfare work among ex-service men.
 American Indians, who served during the World War, are lining up with the American Legion, ac- cording to applications for post charters received at National Head quarters. An application for a post at St. Charles, s. D., bears the name of four Sioux Indians, who signed themselves: Benjamin Comes-Out Bear, Charles Owl Walks In The House, Narcisse Mac Kenzie and John Blr bird.
 The state executive committee of the New York Department of the American Legion has passed reso- luction endorsing the sale by the American and French Children's League of red artificial poppies to be worn on Memorial Day. Pro- ceeds of the sale go to the orphan children of France. An effort is being made to have all stores and homes display the poppy May 30.
 F. W. Galbraith, Jr., National Commander of the American Legion, has just returned from a tour of inspection in the Michigan Depart ment of the Legion. He was speaker at Legion gatherings in Detroit and Grand Rapids.
 Bulletins containing the names of Virginia's draft dodgers will be sent to all posts of the American Legion as soon as they are made public by the War Department. Posts of that state will receive in- structions from Department Head quarters to cooperate with the con stituted authorities in the stacker roundup.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

"The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world,' but many a wo- man does that with her foot.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

Railway experts are alive to the 'act that revenues may be, enlarg- Id by increasing the volume of business as we'll as by increasing 'ateS. .xss Ai -@s1 .a A
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

Cupid spends a reasonable amount of his time loafing about the club rooms of the American Legion Post at West Warren, Mass, for mar riage is subsidized in that organiza- tion. The post has voted to present $25 to every member who gets mar ried. The offer is retroactive to the date of organization of the post; consequently seven of the members will receive the gift.
 Athletic teams and bands using the name of the American Legion must be made up exclusively of Legionnaires, according to rul- ing made by the executive commit tee of the Minnesota Department of the Legion.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

Austria makes a strong appeal for the friendship of the world by threatening to hang profiteers.
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

The fact that he escaped form Il trial did not prevent Wilhelm dohenzollern. from. placing before he world his plea of mot guilty"
The courier-index., 1921-04-08

Briefly, Europe's present trouble is too many raw deals and not enough raw material.