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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

@. How many sub-treasuries are
there in the United States?-G. E.
F. :.
A. The sub-treasuries of the Unit
ed States have been discontinued
and the work taken over by the
Federal Reserve Banks. There were
nine sub-treasuries, located in the
following cities: Philadelphia, New
York, New Orleans. Boston, st.
Louis, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincin-
natl and San Francisco.
@. Can radium be seen under q
microscope ?-H. r. r.
A. The Geological Survey says
radium is found in such small guam
titles that the e. 1tion of mate
rial under a pc Will not
reveal its presv rdinarily, ra-
dunn ore carrie a small frac-
ton of a grain of radium to the ton.
It is formed by the slow decay OF
ursnium and decays itself n
changes to other elements so rapidly
that it does not accumulate In an
amount that is visible.
@. What is the largest artificial
defense structure on the face OF the
earth?-T. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
EVASION
BY DIR. W. e. BARTON

the world. that no man can be great
he can hardly keep himself from
wickedness unless he gives up Think
ing much about pleasure and re.
wards, and gets strength to endure
what is hard and painful. And so,
if you mean to act nobly and seek
to know the best things God has
put within the reach of men,, you
must learn to fix your mind on that
end, and not on what will happen to
you because of it. And remember, it
you were to choose something lower
and make it the rule of your life to
seek your own pleasure and escape
from what is disagreeable, calamity
might come just the same and
it would be calamity, falling on a
base mind. which is the n form Of
sorrow that has no balm in it.
The one incurable sorrow, as
George Eliot says, is the calamity
which comes to him who has learn
ed no power of heroic strength, ca.
lamity that falls on a base mind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
SAVE THE w

If one half the water that is wasted at the
various fire houses washing bits Of straw and
odd pieces Of paper across the sidewalk out into
the gutter, or in flushing the streets, was USED
on the grass in City Hall park, 1t might save
the lawn from destruction during the present
drought. Trees and grass are hard enough to
grow in Perth Amboy under the most iaVor-
able conditions and unless they are well careo
for during such a time as this, even at conslo-
cradle expense. they will be ruined. A gooo
soaking every day, preferably in the evening" Is
the only solution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
RIPPING RHYMES
BY Walt Mason


I'd like to talk of books and writ
ers. of literary stars. but all the town
is full of blighters who talk of mo-
tor cars. / see a bunch of guys con-
versing, and / proceed that way and
in my mind l am rehearsing the
things 1 mean to say. I'll show that
authors of the present make fiction
a disease; they do not make their
endings pleasant, their heroes hint OF
| cheese. But men won't listen TO
my talking. my views they don't de-
| sire; they speak of cylinders a
knocking. and sparkplugs missing
fire. They have a jargon pestilential
I that Jars my soul, by jings; 1T treats
of gears and differential. and cant1-
lever springs. They care no boot II
arts receding from her accustomed
spot, or il the modern books were
reading show symptoms of dry rot.
Connecting rods and tubes n pis-
ions engage their domes of thought;
1 say wise things but no one listens,
and I & am sore distraught. The book
ish world is badly shaken. such In.
novations rise, and / would speak OF
Francis Bacon, Sam Johnson. n
such guys; but nothing of that ma
ture touches the boys who make
their spells, concerning patent dry
disc clutches, sleeve valves and steer
ing wheels.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
AN EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE

Perth Amboy has reason to feel proud OF her
young thespians. The ability IN acting tnat mas
been shown the last two nights In this city
when the play "All Aboard" produced by the
Girls Club, was given at the Majestic theatre
would be hard to surpass. 1t was very cleveriy
done and has ELECTED unstinted praise on all
sides. 1t was not known before that Perth
Ambov had such talent among her young peo-
pie.
While no little Of the credit for the success
Of the rlay is due the person in charge OF inc
training. the ease and grace with which the
participants took their parts would DO credlt 10
professionals. The Girls Club Is to be congrae-
ulated upon their remarkable achievement
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
W TO QUESTIONS

Any reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic j. Haskin. Director
Washington, D. C. This offer ap-
plies strictly to information. The
bureau cannot give advice on legal,
medicinal and financial troubles. 1t
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles, nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name n address and en-
close two cents in stamps for return
postage. AL replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

It takes a man a long time to learn that you
can do a thing in one tenth the time you nave
to use in making excuses for not dong II.
One reason why a wife has to use economy
Is because her husband gives her an allowance
on pay day and borrows half of 1t BACK during
the week. +o
Slaves to style are worse off than slaves 10
Booze. A woman would wear a dead cat on
her Head If dead cats happened TO De IN s.Sa.,
And. even when he won't ADMIT IT,, d man m
knows when he is in the wrong, all right all
right!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
You Win!

Talking about echoes, Ananias Munchausea
IN the foothills about 500 miles from a high
mountain in the Rockies. He was working 3
mining claim and used to get up at 4 A. M, anu
he needed no alarm clock. Before he retired az
night. he would yell out of the Window: wake
up! Wake up! Wake up!" and at 4 O'CLOCK
every morning the echo on it's way PACK IRON
the mountain would cry: Wake up! wake up
Wake up!' so loudly that it got him UP.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
I'm Against It'll

A country merchant received a dunning let
ter from a wholesaler. A few days later the
wholesaler received this reply:
Deer Sur: L reserved your letter about
what l owes you. Now be %pashent. /! amt Tor
cot YOU. and as folks pays me, I'll pay you
more prepared to meet your God than / am tt
meet your account. you shore would go to Hell
Good by"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
Bless Her Heart!
Maeeie Works in Memphis, Tenn.


II things keep on, the Anti-Everything League
will take the kick out of football, the skate OUT
ont of fishing. the tee out of golf, the Split out
of bowling, the tank out of swimming, the reel
out of casting, the drop and the hignpali ou.
of baseball. and the bar out of high Jumping:
And we may see schooner racing barred ana
the reel taken out of the movies. Yea, DO: IL
may even come to pass that the sWaiioW may
propriated to see that the evil bird is extermi-
mated!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
Famous Jacks.
Raisin
Gosh.

Cheer up! Your troubles are az lmaelho-s'
lust read this from the Connersville, Ind, Elk
aminer:
''This country is not dry, 1t never has neen
dry, and you won't live to see the day "heh II
will be dry"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

wben YOU think a newspaper story is wild
= ought 10 see some of the stuff we can't
print.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
BITS OF BYPLAY
BY Lux McLuke.
Copyright, 1920. by The Cincinnati Enquirer.
Is That So!

Is That Sol
The usher is ushing the folks to their chairs,
The ushers are oft in a rush;
I'm most ushed to DEATH" the tired usner de-
clares,
1--WE found it's no picnic to ush!"
Paw Knows Everything.
willie-Paw. what is fall fiction?
Paw-Campaign literature, my son.
Firms Is Firms.
B. A. Renter
Real Estate
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ho. HUM!
He married her; and nov he'll sigh
She was the apple of his eve,
Now she's the lemon of his purse.
Then 1t Happened!
"Why do you use that crazy-looking lons
cigarette holder when you smoke cigarettes!
asked the Wise Guy.
"My doctor told me to keep away from TO-
bacco,' replied the Cheerful idiot.
Betcha!
Isn't 1t better to answer a letter than TO nave
to answer for not answering?
Strange!
He often drinks stuff that is strong
He also smokes, does
Yet manages to get along
In spite of his shortcomings.
Alta Boyf
'"The world owes me a living. announced
man with the dirty shirt.
well" replied the Well Dressed Man. why
don't you attack the earth with a hoe and col
lect It,"
oh, JOY!
To fish all day is my delight,
But I'll tell what is true:
T wish the bass would only bite
The way the chiggers do.
POer-Griggs!
Miss Dewey Poer and Frank Griggs were
married in Lexington, KY last week.
Famous Jacks.
\ - Dempsey.
-- Tar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

luke McLuke Says

Our Daily SpeCHI. -
Always Do Your Best And You'll Always
Have Something to Do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

The usher is ushing the folks to their chairs,
The ushers are oft in a rush;
I'm most ushed to DEATH" the tired usher de-
clares,
'I've found it's no picnic to ush!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
Paw Knows Everything.

willie-Paw. what is fall fiction?
Paw-Campaign literature, my son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

Then 1t Happened!
"Why do YOU use that craZy-looking long
cigarette holder when you smoke cigarettes?'
asked the Wise Guy.
"My doctor told me to keep away from TO-
bacco." replied the Cheerful idiot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15


Miss Dewey Poer and Frank Griggs were
married in Lexington, Ky, last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
Ho. Hum!

He married her, and now he'll sign,
And sit around and sadly curse;
She was the apple of his eve,
Now she's the lemon of his purse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

Strangei
He often drinks stuff that is strong,
He also smokes, does Dumminss;
Yet manages to get along
In spite of his shortcomings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

Isn't It better to answer a letter than to nave
10 answer for not answering? 60
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15

Alta Boyi
.oThe world owes ne a living." announced the
man with the dirty shirt. 49,
well" replied the Well Dressed Man, why
don't you attack the earth with a noe ana COL
lect It."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-15
Oh, JOY!

To fish all day is my delight,
But I'll tell what is true:
I wish the bass would only bite
The way the chiggers do.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
BRITISH CONTROL
OUR MERCHANT SHIPS
Only 13 Per Cent Of Vessels
Fly Amer can Flag.

Washington, Jan. 4S.--Although 81
per cent of the srOcs of the Interna,
t!onal Mercantile Marine IS American
owned, 81 per cent Of the more than
100000 tons of shipping Is under
foreign register, r. \. ) Franklin,
president OF the company, told the
shipping board Ut hearings involving
IN agreement between the company
and the British government. dating
back t9 1SCs3.
OF the 81 per cent, foreign register
tonnage, Franklin said s. per cent is
under. the British flag, and per cent
Belgian These ships are subject, he
ldded, 20 reQulsition and operation in
var times by these governments.
-.,eeop1ts Of the agreement providing
s.t.ss.s -ylae. ,s.s4zaer.' svoysl,l rot pursue a
policy prejudicial TO British commerce
or trade, the witness said. applied only
to British register tOnEa se The COIN
pany had sought to dispose of its Brit
iSh tonnage, Franklin added, hut had
changed It's plans in compliance with i
request from President Wilson.
Under examination by Commissioner
Suter, Franklin said there was a clause
IN the agreement providing thar ma.
Iority of the directors Of The Inrerna
lional Mercantile Marines subsidiary
companies In England must be British
subjects.
But" he said. I'VE own the stock
here in America and We elect them"
They control those properties, dc
they not?" asked Commissioner Suter
YES" replied Franklin, lin the same
sense that the directors If a company
control it."
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
BANDITS WORK ON TRAIN
Suspects Caught When Lacks"ann
Exuress Reaches Scranton.

Scranton, Jan. 2S.--Gandits "ncra>
ed on Lacl,0wanna train 80. II. on y.
press. according TO Il statement of raj
road cNacrTivts, issued here.
1--WE negro Suspects believed 10 :-:>
hnarded thee train at Hch"lot w"
arrested here
E~-t oeA rUct;I- and he N>.y4Ce
tunnel the bandits dropped large Quan.
titles Of silks and dress goods from
the train. Almost rs RAPIDLY as the
goods were thrown overheard the crew
of a pusher engine following the train
recovered them.
News OF the robbery was flashed:
ahead to this city. Detectives found
the negroes hiding on the train
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
W AN

WANTED-Man who has some abiH-
ty as a salesman to handle our wagon
business in Cambridge and vicinity
tbia work will make a reliable man
profitable and permanent business
Address GRAND UNION TEA CO.. 81"
King street, Wilmington. Della " are.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
UnG::S PLAN FOR
HOME BUILDING
Philadelphia Has Solution Fer
Housing PIObIem.
FOR CUMULATIVE EFFORT
sarnest T. Tr,gg Te!is Un:tec States
Chamber Of CoTn.nerce what 2uak-
er CITY is Dc;hs

'''S5
Chamber OF Coutnerce What auak-
er citv is po;1e
N%>'L''~'''h, i'I'- -H'--~f.>tFA'.'' l.
1fiS-, ihI,tdtIItt>. lf''s-Q2At ~ tut
National e"vI&t.CA vi toAs>r 1ct1oA
Industries III dt'.Ita-SAn+ it L-"0":- ng
conference ~ Ute Oa';@,i Staie3 [i'"m,
Der u (0h,h'rtte i"itiLea - the Indus
trial rti@'"t.> r'utl.ti''%; III the Phlia'
delpfdd rhi'1''','f - t'thul"oce Is SO
iutIeh "I tie hiil"'n- nr""E9m'
Sever" 'ao'if"~ '&" me fsilIoet'
PIMA cha1nh'i - ""'''h"F"s CT t"t'7l ap
inonHirl;'I r''"''"''. ''"t"'i'''''>''' '4are'
eh AI'h t"' ''Nl'"i.N''oI't y! ''~lit's
WITH II" i'''"N'r!'I N1'ut-'A -eheT
any. 'i' >''.'l.
Inns. '''lHl''''' h'-'4' "'h'' '"uS ~
the h"ns''ts shortage ;tAo the 'act he
one thh'G plays d greater part "a '1At
coh'lHue0 t01ite1 'lnen' " "olAi-s;'
IMAM PiOpeA anu Stt'ASA7Ee''lJ iAoHAe so--
d1AlVns A"1 l1e4l.'7A = AKA tleAt 1t'l1'
1ieo. otEaA Soiie '-i'1T 1zo - VIZ l-4'
inauguration 1E s"FTrihAvht0I ann pfA'
Yate interest OF a. tHolh CONSTRUCTION
work as conId properly he SET on 1901
In dealing WITH the administrator
authorizes IN Fhli"deiphIa' IL mas Deer
argued by tile committee from i pure
~ economic viewpoint me CRY "ei
coulu afford 10 set on to"t SutlclenS
public work TO absorb th@ unemployed,
in order 10 conserve me laoor oI great
bodies OF persons "hlch othef"ls'
would be wasted
To this advantage is added the re
duction of suffering and unrest The
mayer and council OF Philadelphia are
fully in sympathy With this view, anu
have just made arrangements TO rs
lease Sl5,00O,0OO for Immediate con.
struction work.
"AS the next step. the committee Is
arranging conference with some OF
the officials of Pennsylvania and near,
by states, INCLUDING governors, mayors,
bankers, transportation men, fuel prU-
ducers, building material manufactur-
ers, dealers, contractors, engineers.
architects, real estate dealers and
workmen. This meeting will re held
beginning Tuesday, February Is, and il
is expected II will last " least four
days.
Maximum usefulness from such az
activity as is to be undertaken by
PHILADELPHIA can only come from thC
nation"
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lilies !. |. DEADLOCK
CVER: PREPARATION
,nsb 9 to kgraG, RatsIS Matter
to committee Of Experts.
FRENCH AND BRIISH CLASH
Il - Understood. Latter Declare. II
is Impossible to Coincide With the
Paris Viewpoint.

,e i,,nossih,e to Coincide With the
,..-...-;..
Paris, I2n. 2$.-The ,'u3: efae c,,-ft@
-, tlt aides referred tll.. question OF
,3rru.an rvItararious 10 / counnitEea OF
lz,,r,s
Ihv c,uLcil RESUMED Ihe discussion
3. :..natti.igus Ia ali atmosphere made
mix. .,,fa.orahie BY the radical posi-
I'm. :as,au " the French tnanre s'sin,
.~r,t. VI. D"uner lis 1iliHfa. al
hngh ,v!r7rally diSavuNeu by rhc
il...s generally and Sn1nnS .Gty ny $3tne
.f n,~ c0llah"rur"r> II ti:' cabinet.
used considerable embarrassment 10
~, -'.,HinG tie discussion.
J. rus understood H. friti&h dele
..,ina arfsndinG tit,. session Of TIC
.u, iii cut>i&ered impossible Ia
20 It IL the French }icWpolAt.
luis LCucheur, Frencl minister Tor
.f|,!uttu regions, coni' rrad with Lloyd
sagrge. continuing private discus
lvu
A1mrhec ruusulCarloE X. ;etwsen
p.nn.iers Rriand aud Lloyd GeSge.
,'vunt SfVrzQ, the Italian .oreign min
srer SAY the British premier before
he arrival OF N. Loucheur, as did
Baron Q'.Ahernon. British ambassador
70 GERMANY. These conferences all
acre understood to be IN the subject
II, re4,arations.
The statement made 10 the confer,
.nre by u. poumer, in which he named
oln, 600 COS. 900 gold marks as the total
Indemnity Germany should pay. is un-
,crstood 10 have been a surprise and
,isa9pointnent TO the French as well
-,> 20 the British, as the minister was
,.ar axnact2d 70 name any liked sum.
such mention. il was indicated In
,rferenco orartars was Considered an
arrot ard as NOT in accord with French
anlicS rcoardinr renarattons, which is
,,-,inst en+icino+fn@ rhe provisions of
H.. rrpaty of Versailles, Article 2S3 o:
h.s treary nrnyjdes fba, Germany nee(
,,- hc mortified of the extent Of heY
.,bl;..,inn.. rpder the rrpity until AIay
- rh.. nrasent wear
,,un+ Sfo,.za maid vis,f 70 the roy,
or ofica presumably for . talk witt
or.n,,ar Rr;and I.arer the prernie,
,-s,,t - tho headonarters of the Eel
,.ia,- deleoatfon
r. woe Ieornad thar ev-prer,ier ysni
-.,os of craace had he.,a Inyf#e.q to
T..,~;s nv ,ovd rr,rss a..-4 tfls.. lss.,,.,gs,.
/, ,,rIvad1 here and aIref,,iy I.st.s
conferred with the British DELEGATES
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
FIGHT RACE INTERMARRiAGE
Richmond Medicos Demand Apology
From Minnesota Woman Professor.

From Minnesota Woman Professor.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 2S.-Members of
the sophomore class of the Medical
College of Virginia have adopted Pc
'itioh calling for an investigation by
the college governing board of remarks
alleged TO have been made in a lecture
last r3unth by Or. Margaret HOsklns,
associate professor OF histology and
tnbryology, who came here last fau
from the University IF Minnesota.
Ijr H"sEins holds Pin. n from,
Yale and q B. A. from Bryn Mawr. She
IS accused by the student. of having
advocated race intermarriaGe. They
demand an apology.
- arding TO DR.. +. (. l.. Miller,
dean Of the college, following his in
quiry last month., Or. Hoskins was
emphasizing in a lecture tn" import
arre Of considering tn" individual and
not the race. saying an intellectual ard
highly cultivated negro vas /" t2 pre-
ferrcd in marriage IL an inferior type
of white man. She IS alleged To have
expressed surprise AL southern states
forbid ny statute any form Of roce in
tern1arriage.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
DANCING
To Cnre a CoId IN One Day

Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMC
OUININF tablets. The genuine
bears the signature ot :. w. Grove.
30 cents.-Ady
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
WORKERS INSURANCE PAYS
Fund Ready tc RepAy 500 zoo TO
PenRsyIVania STATE Treasury.

Harrisburg. Jan 19.--STate .rreus
nrer kephart informed E',NcrnDF
Sproui that the state W"rkjnEn. Ms in
su-ance fund was prepared Ia 'ny 90
the state out Of its earnings fhn 500
'n'o advanced by the ,ommouwH'ilth t"
start the fund in business,
The treasurer said the money w"ui''
ue paid ont Of PR ~tS and that tn
iundWoW had total assets "f SG,W0H3n
The governor replied tnat h" hnd ta.l
IN M the matter wbh he at'crncF
general, who would draw IN" le-sj,ia-
don required. The governor ats" cN
rrNSsed t.i4 satisfaction that the fun
he'd bt4.n able 10 achirv" 50 much 'r
e. Snrrt n time
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
HUGE CATCH or FISH
Million Pounds UnIoaEeJ at 5ost'

Million Pounds UnIoaseb at Boston,
sut High Prices Hold.
Boston. Jan. 25.---A million pounds
of fresh fish was brought to this port
Bauls were heavier than usual for
The winter season, and the heet one
of the largest that has locked in many
weeks. The steamer Trawler It'd
vas high liner With .10.iO0 pounds oi
hat1dock and 1900 poun,ls Of cod.
Prices held high, Notwithstanding
he tfg catch. haddork selling at four
% five cents 4 pound, ;,,ge col 8 10
S,b cents ant gnarkeT c0d a: four c1nsG
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
sru. laws s4.c.iy.,y soueIehed.

N9shvillc, Tenn. Jan. 2S.--The state
.I-.l, ny a vote "f - to : killed the
.rn.!'rg Sunday hh,c law bill, which
"a, hih' cd Sunday newspapers and
rains. as well as Sunday aNuse
-, MS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
Good Wheat Stocks on Hand

Washington. Ian. 2S.-W@eat stocks
IN hand IN the United StaT"> January
Il, 1927, totaliel @2o,smV11 bushels,
&ccording 90 ali estimate m",:o rublic
Il! tn, department OF agriculture. This
fcurc compared with ii7.ro1ton bush
Is on h;tG a year ago.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
LEGISLATORS NAMES BABY

Dover, Del, Jan. %. - The .
Delaware house IN q resolution .
selected a name for the son Of .
Representative Turner, o. Balti- .
more Hundred, when the ar .
rival of the baby at III" mem .
ber's home WAS reported during .
Wednesdays session.
The resolution said il seemed .
hitting ara proper" the honse .
selett n n&me and called i, ,
h2hy Elmer James, af'er Che .
iather. Turner's reC"n, election .
broke tie N the hoH9c m1h .
!gg i; Democratic
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28

FOR SALEt--Seven room dwelling
with three acres OF land, Oakley stree'
extended.
Store and dwelling with vacant lot
attached, Choptank avenue.
Six room dwelling, West End Ave
Seven room dwelling, store build
ing and vacant lot attached, IdndeI'
Avenue
Besides several other residences II
different sections of Cambridge alsi
several farms. Apply to
W s HODDIEOTT.
Phones 26 and il8-W cambridge, No
tO-15-tt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
Tombs:ooes to be Known as Markers

"reminiscences to be Known AS Markers
Reading, Jan. 2S.-The Pennsylvania
Retail Granite and Marble pe@lers'
Association opened ITS annual ""nEen-
tlon here 1t was said by one of the
leaders the finished pr0duct should
never be referred TO as "tolnbstones'
and "gravestones," but as cemetery
memorials" and markers"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
FoR SALE TO QUICK BUYER-One

FUH SALhA TO VCICN d bN-OIV
of the most desirable residences in
Cambridge. Splendid ten-room dwell
ing, complete in every detail. Electric
lights, bath and cellar, large porches.
This property is located in one of the
large lot and ample out buildings
best residential sections of Cambridge
and for quick sale, an attractively
price can be made. This should appeal
to anyone seeking a first-class home
at a reasonable price. For informa-
ton apply at the Law Offices of HAIR
RINGTON. HARRINGTON & VAL
LACE 1l27-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-28
RUN COMMITTEE TO FADE"
Body Will co the Way
OF the Old Brass Rail.

Washington, Jan 2S.-Put out of
business by prohibition, the house al
coholic liquor traffic committee. which
has not net for more than a year,
Is preparing to fade away like the old
brass rail
Members are preparing u ask for
their release. They agree wirh Rep
resenrative Volstead, Republican. Min.
nesota, chairman OF the judiciary com,
mittee. the Nolstead, act has teeth
enough to handle any hquor problem
which may. arise.