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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-01-06

Lost-3ax4 tire and rim, west of
Butler Sunday, Jan. md. Return to
E. A. Nighttime. South Side Res
taurant and receive reward. la-It
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

Sailed from Port Eads 5th. strs Antillisn
(Br)s Liverpool; Canadier (Br), Antwerp Via
Norfolk; Carlton. Smyrna; Gto,ppename. Port
list (BTl, London; Edwad L pToah'eny TSa'ey Tam.
Matan9as rampiso; Oscar Bennett Gal Gal
Hamburg: Tonstad (Nor) Genoa; bark
Sophie Rickmers !Ger, Hamburg.
ship Manor, Savannah for Havre; Harald
DAM. Bermuda Arcturus (sw), Philadel-
phia; Lake Ontario. Mstanxas; Nipmuc,
Larrlnaga CBrJ. Liverpool; Lake Fear, Nue.
vitas: Ornebors DAM. Copenhagen; Erie
Maru (Jap). Antwerp.
Arrived lth. strs Jonancy. Boston (and
sailed 5th on return); Delambre TBr). Phila-
deiphia.
Sailed 4th. strs Walter d Noyes. Boston.
Monomac, Manchester; Kasenga (Brl. Slnga-
pore; Harrington (Br), London; Kodak Jaer
(Nor), Bremeni Ancon, Cristobal; Attaualita
QtaD Galvestoni Etna QtaD, Italy.
Sailed 5th, str Scotland Maru Gap). -.
Sailed 9TH. strs Minnesotan. Alexandria :
Plainfield. Barbados: Port Napier (Br)
London.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Feb 4--Arrived, str
Arrived 4th. str Kew York. Philadelphia.
Arrived 9th. str Lake zsliski, Nuevitas.
Sailed 9th, strs Noniis Tuxpam: Gulflsnd.
Mobile; New York. Norfolk.
;
Camden, Tampico; Lake Flagstaff. Tampico.
Sailed 9th. strs vesta, New York Apa-
lachee, Liverpool; oural (Belg). Tamplco
Gulf Queen, Bayonne Tsurugisan Maru
(Jap) Rio Janeiro.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Feb 5-Arrved. str
Ascutney. Mejillones.
Sailed 9TH, str Florida. Port Lohos; schr
Haimdal tDan). Barcelona.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, F'cb 5--Arrived, stri
Msscottc, Key West Winlfred, Porto Rico
Sailed 9Th. str Tritonia tBr). Newport
Eng. Via Savannah.
Charles NJ Everest Galveston; York Harbor
Manzanil1o; Ssekonk. Calcutta. &c: J c
Donnell. Port Iobos, Herbert l. Pratt, do
Monomac. Norfolk; motor Bayonne. New
York.
Arrived 9Th, str Kingsbury OBJ. Bombay
Cleared 4th, str Braa (Nor). Boston.
Sailed 9th. strs Rochester, Texas City
Manchester Shipper tBr, Manchester; SaT
Gil (Brl. Kingston: Albert u Watts, Spe2ia
Passed down Marcus Hook 9Th. 1920 AM
No 8. for New YORK.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater ath e:2t
PM, strs Paraguay, Philadelphia for Sabinei
ii 80 PM, Firmore. do for DaiqulrI; II :4C
PM. Wcstwego, do for. Barrow.
Passed out 9th, l 30 AN. strs Ayuruoca
(Braz), Philadelphia for Baltimore 4:20 AM
Silverbrook, do for Port Lobos.-Wind calm
PORTLAND, Me, Feb 5--Sailed. str Pitt
vice QFr). Marseilles.-Wind, s, light breeze
''eJcS sXN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb ARRIVED,
s's s.Is% Hs%dy s atshh si shsrdsh GSs.esfa aana &C.
SEATTLE. Wash. Feb 4-Sailed. str Katori
Maru (Jap), Orient
SAVANNAH. Ga. FEB 5-Arrived. str Mer-
rinnack, Philadelphia:
Arrived 9th. str Liberator. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
CABLE REPORTS.

AALBOEG, Jan 31-Arrived. str DanebroS
ADELAIDE, Feb ARRIVED. bark James
ALEXANDRIA,. Feb ARRIVED. str Mole
ANTWERP. Jan 31--Arrieed. str Niobe.
BALBOA Feb s--Arrived. strs. Salvador
(Br), Champerico; w II Libby. San Fran
cisco.
Arrived 4th, strs Ballena. Valparaiso; Ef-
finghan. Portland: Eurydames (Br), San
Sailed 81, strs Caroline. Maru (Jap). Kobe
San Joaquin (Nor). Taltal Argyll. Santa
Bar9ara S santa Ana Naparaso; Rsnov,+rr.
BARCELONA, Jan 29-Arrived. str Eastern
Importer, Marseiles;.
BERMUDA. Feb 3--In port. schr Mary G.
Maynard. for Brunswick (probably leave
Sailed 9th. str Fort Hamilton (Br). New
York.
BIzERTA. Feb ARRIVED. str Western
Belle Rosario via Tunis.
BREMEN, Feb 1-A-rived. str Knoxville.
Galveston.
Arrived Jan 81. strs Tralos (Greeix). New
orleansi saco, do: Feb 1. Marie (der). Gal
BUEtNos ANEs. Feb s-.Arrlved, str King
BUNBURY, Jan 2G--sailed, str City of
Madrid lBr) New. York
cETTE Feb 2-Arrived. str Paul PaiI
(Br), New Orleans.
CHRIsTIAN1A, Jan 3t--Arrived. str Horda
CoLoMBo, Feb 3--Arrived. strs Kandahar
(Br),. New York and Newport News Via, suez
Suez.
COLON. Feb Sin port. str Stephen II
Jones. from Valparaiso (ordered TO north
cooUIMBo. Feb 2-Arrived str Santa
Barbara, New York and Baltimore via
Calao.
CRIsToBAL. Feb 3-Arriyed. strs Toloa
(Br), New York; Gudrun Maersk dam 4.
Norfolk.
Ottar (Nor). Cartagena.
Arrived 4th, strs Todd, Baton
Rouge; st Louis, Hamburg; Belen Quezada
Trodenham (Br). Norfolk; Patuca (BG.
sailed 3D., strs orient City tBr,. Hampton
''safs Sailed % ath. str stephen @ Jones Savannah.
sails Sailed AZ 4th; str STR W Il tibbys Baton Rouge:
CItaD, New York Via Naples.
BRALTa eo Nsw sATyss 6rssns ctr An'ooa
HALIFAX, Ns. FEB 4--saiied. strs satur-
MIA (Br), Liverpool and Glasgow: Trontollte.
New York; Chaleur (Br), West indies.
HAMBURG, Jan Sf--Arrived, str Calypso
(Dutch), Charleston.
Eysd AzSh 'oS Feb y ssd sss: Inta s.r rFs1ss &
Arrived list. str City of Faireury. PhIla-
depflia.
HONG KONG. Feb 2--Arrived. str west
Caioot. San Francisco.
Failed I'd. etrs. West Isnp Qrom slnsa-
pore), San Francisco; Wsst Jessup. vancou-
Sailed "a, ctr wes, caioot, New York.
LAS PALaiAE, Feb 2-xailed, str Utique
tfFr) from Lisbon FOR New York.
LIVERPOOL, FEB 4--saied, str Bfeifond
(Norl, from Aarhuus for New York.
LONDON, Feb ARRIVED. str Royal Prince
(Br) New York.
Arrived 4th str Norfolk Range (Br), New
Orleans.
MADRAS. Feb 2--Arrived. str Eastern
knight New York via Suez.
MAHSFTLI,BS, Jan 30-Arrived. ttrs LII
yada Utah. Philadelphia; 3fst, Assuan or, I,
Norfolk Via st John, NIB.
MEJ1LLoNEs. Feb o-sailed. str Csdsfield,
Colon.
NEWCASTLE. Nsw. Feb f-eafisd. schr
Oregon Pine, Honolulu.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

PORT LoBos, Jan .9--saiied, str sunoii.
Philadelphia mot Boston.
RIO JANEIRO, Jan aS-Arrived, str Jsthou
(Eor), New York.
Sailed Sd. str Canada Maru (Jap). New
Orleans.
ROTTERDAM. Feb 3-Arrived. strs Edgar
# Luckenbach. New YORK; Mitchell Rio
Janeiro; Pacific Transport (Br). Newport
News.
Arrived 4th. . AM. str Rotterdam (Dutch) .
New York via Plymouth and Boulogne.
sailed I'd. str Haugerland (Nor). Hampton
Roads.
ROUEN. Jsn 3i-Arriyed. str Roman
Prince lBIl, New York Via Havre.
ST JOHN, NB. Feb A-Arrived, str EN-
press of Britain (Br) Liverpool
Sailed 4th. str Holbrook (Br). London and
Antwerp.
ST NAzAIRE, Jan 3t-Arrived. str East
ern Coast, Norfolk via Cha rleston.
6HARPNESS, Feb 4-Arriyed, str Aske-
ladden (Nor). st John, NIB.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb 3--sailed str Delan-
son (from Hamburg Hampton Roads.
sUEZ. Feb 3--Sailed. str Eury.eshus CBr)
from Colombo for Boston and New York.
SYDNEY. NSW, Feb Sailed. str Cana
dian Prospector (Bri, Vancouver.
TALCAHuANO, Feb 5--Arrived, str Mime
qua, New York.
vALDIvIA. FEB ARRIVED. str Caciaus.
New York.
VANCOUVER. &c. Feb b-sausd. strs
Bradford. Talara; West Jappa, Yokohama.
VICTORIA, BC, Feb s--Arrived str Ara
bia Maru (Jap). Yokohama for Seattle.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
FIFTH AVENUE TO SEE
PARADE ON SATURDAY
Sixteen Battle Flags Will Be
Turned Ouer to State.

Orders for Lincoln's Birthday parade
in Fifth avenue to Central Park were
issued yesterday by Major-Gen. John f.
O'Ryan. At the close of the parade.
which will terminate in the sheep mead
ow in Central Park. battle flags of the
National Guard regiments of this city
win be turned over to the State.
The dstachments to take part in the
ceremonies will include a provisional
regiment. provisional battery and a
provisional troop from Squadron A. Col.
John It. Delaney, First Artillery. will be
in command.
The battle colors to be given to the
State for preservation will be those OF
the Seventh, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fiji
teenth, Twenty-third. SiXty-ninth and
Seventy-first infantry: Eighth, Ninth
and Thirteenth Coast Defence COM
mands First Battalion, Signal Corps
First Cavalry, Squadron A; Twenty
second Engineers and the First and Sec
ond Field Artillery.
Gov. Nathan l.. Miller will review the
troops at the Hotel Netherland, Fifth
avenue and Flfty-ninth street.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
SAILED.

strs Ponce, San Juan, Ponce and May
Charleston and jacksonville. city OF Auck-
land (Br), Newport News. Lyttleton and
Dunedin; AIomus. New Orleans; Montana
nD, Baltimore. ST Sazalrs and Bordeaux;
Pastores, Havana, Santiago, &c; munamar'
Nipe aud Banes.
Strs Hamilton. Norfolk. Amelia, Santiago
and nfanzanilo; Cedric tr3rl Liverpool. !.
Cantigry. Antwerpi Mevsnia, Texas City.
Sailed 4th, str Castel Porziano ItaD, Ma
pies and Genoa.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on Sat
urday. Feb ., 1921. at AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and ninety iundredths (29.90)
inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and ffty-nine and fivetenths
(159.5) miilmeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can sdvanta geously uso the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
abis correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM, u, IS miles;
cloudy. smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Strs Moorish Prince (Br). anchored, and
Momus. bound out for New Orleans. were
In collision off Clifton. 81, yesterday. No
damage reported.
Ferryboat Manhattan collided with Bat
terry pier yesterday AM; the pier was Con-
sderably damaged.
Schr Anna Heidritter. Jamaica for
Chester, Pa. arrived at Charleston yester-
day with loss OF sails.
LONDON. Feb 5-Str Phoenix Bridge, from
New Orleans for Hamburg, reported ashore
near the latter port, got off with assistance
from tugs; damaged, but to what extent Is
not yet known.
A telegram received from Bizerta states
that str Western Belle arrived there Feb
with 2 blades of propeller broken; repairing
hera-
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

Grand Jury. He was accused OF passing
a forged Treasury Department pay
check for 81 $50 on Henri Bendel, Inc.
In West Fifty-seventh street.
Morris Manase. secret service agent,
who arrested Cornick, said the captain
deserted at Fort Wordin. Wash, TAX
ing ten blank checks bearing the sig
nature Of James L. Jones, an army pay
master. At Dallas, Tex, ten days ago.
it tHas said he married a former Red
Cross nurse he had met when In France
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By NALL

HALIFAX. Feb S-salled, str Canadian
Sapper CBr), Ct Johns, NF.
HAVANA, Jan 2e-Arrived, etrs Manta.
Philadelphia: 30th, Black Arrow. Bilbao land
sailed Feb for New York; 3ist. Metapan,
New Orleans (and sailed for kingston.
Sailed Jan 29 strs Tooa (Br) Santiago;
Lafayette F'r), Vera Cruz; schr Chas 4
Dean, Tampa; 30th. strs Carmarthenshire
(Bro, Bremen; Dorothy. Orange; Wassenaar
Dutch), Sasua; schrs Avon Queen (Br) /,
Mobilei Wilbert S Bartlett. Norfolk; Ed.
ward r Smith, Charleston.
ST JOHN, NIB, Feb 3-Arrived str Bats
ford tBr). Antwerp.
Sailed 80. str Canadian Settler (Br). Nor
folk.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

Sailed 5th. str City Of Montgomery, New
York.
Sailed 4th strs Lake Popin, Nuevitas;
Persian, Baltimore.
sailed 9TH, str Colombia, Hong Kong,
TACOMA, Wash. Feb 5-Saied, str So
lano. San Pedro.
TAMPA, Ella, Feb 5-Arrived strs Charles
u Harwood Tampico; Conotton, New YORK;
schr Thomas i Garland, Havana.
Sailed 9TH, str Narwhal Nueva Corona.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
,coNrINuED FROM PRECEDING PACED

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE)
str Lake Fandango. Pettegrow. Norfolk
U Shipping Board
Str Lake Fitch. Hudgins. Norfolk--U
Shipping Board.
Str Cibao (Nor). Roller. Norfoik-United
Fruit Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson Noffolk-Old DO
minion Transportation Co.
str Mlddlesex, Pierce, Norfolk-Coastwise
Transportation Co.
Str satartia. Geetes. Philadelphia--Kerr
Steamship Co.
Str Delaware. Snow, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy NALL

HONOLULU, Jan 30-Arrived, strs Griffco,
San Francisco Korea Maru (Jap), do for
Yokohama. &c
Sailed 3Oth, str West Cactus, San Fran
cisco.
sailed SOth str Admiral Sebree, Vancouver
AfAYAGUEz. Pr, Jan 1f-Sailed. brig
Geneva, Mobile.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 31-Arrived,
ctr Henry 7 Scott. San Pedro.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
10000 RABBITS SLAIN.

IDAHO FALLS. Feb. 5.--More than
10000 jack rabbits. scavengers OF the
dry farms of this section. have been
killed with the last few weeks In drives
in Bingham county, and more than
10000 were killed In a drive near here.
An attempt is being made to clean
them UP while the snow is ON the ground,
as they destroy the spring wheat.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
MARrNE-ron SALE OR WANTED.


FOR SALE - BARGAINS--LIfs preservers,
block cork. Government inspected, soc.
each; metallic llfeboats. $50 each 200 lb.
ships anchor and 3 shots Of i-ineh chain;
houseboats, so5 each; butt riveted smoke
boiler. about 400 h. D.. ? furnaces. $1,000;
for $50 Il. steamer make offer; seats. rails.
valves. brass piping walklng osami piiot
house from passenger steamer @. w. FORD,
30 East 42d ST., New York.
FOR sALE--Fins wooden tug. suitable for
ocean, bay or Sound towing. at very low
figure: this boat Is Inspected and ready fop
Immediate service; sidewheel steamer, al
lowed / 200 passengers, eh0ap; steel propel-
ler 600 passengers. $50 tons freight; Q ferry
boats: several new sehoonerB at attractive
prices; IN addition to above ! have several
4, w. L1TCHFIELD, l3D South Sd ST.. Phil
adephia.
ron SALE. : Elegantly appointed 100 ~.
str,iee. g60 n D. triple expanslon engine
surface condenser; modern In every respect
completely found. bedding. awnings. small
tt eosts ooo &C cost restest barran sysr
offered. es she can be operated far cheaper
than gasoiene. n. Y. SHIP BRoKERAGE
co. nc. 80 East 42d ST.. New York.
FOR sALE--work boat, IS ~. long, for the
sumption Soc per hour, saving pays your
crew many times ovar each months so h. ..
blanNu
will only interest the man who has owned a
gas boat aud wants cheaper fuel; price ask.
ing, So 500. O. w. FORD. 30 East 42d ct.
New York. ..-.-.-....
FOR sAIE-stcam Yacht "satiiia": length
over All i2G H.. beam ~ II, depth OF hull
10 N. q. draught Il. &: Ia eomrilssion.
coal capacity IS toms: .epesd ~ miles: ths
Yacht has been put IN fine shape. For
further particulars address 'Saulls," Gem
eral Delivery, EdFewo2d Station. n. !.
FOR sALT-several dry docke, frelght.pas-
senger steamers aud yachts. notorthips.
scbooners, steamboats,, tugs. bsfges, hulle
lowest prices easy payments; estimation;
inspections. Don't buy or sell before con-
eult,ne with RAFAILOVICH a CO.. 26 Cort-
landt, New York. --- -.-...
i --iTor eaie or Chartsr-H Heavy lifting steam
tighter and tow boat lifts 10 tons. carries
1906 powerful towboat; compound eneines
ie- boiler. excellent condition; reasonable.
IMPERIAL CO. 100 Broad sts -.
NAVTGArION school course, s55. iieenss
rtarant,ea or fee refunded write for full
particular soxtants marine glasses sold.
CAPT PEI NRICH, 80 Garden pl.. Bklyn
MARfEB leg boiler. IN commission, 7,sxit,
allowed i25 lbs. Of steam. MARINE M.
PAIR AND SUPPLY CO, ESQ 18th av.
sAIT-steamships. propellers coast. harbor
tugs. GEO. ARCHER, Produce Exchange.
n if, FRANKLIN. shin broker
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
ARMY CHAPLAIN IS HELD.
Cornick Is Accused of Forging Pay
Check for $3.50.

Capt. Fred Cornick. OF the army mine
planting service. who has been living
in tho Waldorf. waived eNsmina ton yes
terday before United States Commis-
sioner Edward J. Collins and was held In
800 to await action OF the Federal
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
WOMAN TO TRY MAN JUDGE.
Novel situstiou Arises in CIeve-
land Murder Cnse.

CLEVELAND, Feb. s.---rhc unique situa-
tion of a woman judge presiding at the
trial of man judge may arise in
day being that Florence n. Allen. Com
mon Pleas Judge, probably will preside
when Judge William VI. McGannon goes
on trial second time charged with
second degree murder In the staying OF
Harold c. Kagy last May.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
PACIFIC FLEET OFF TO
PANAMA RENDEZVOUS
Leaves South American Ports
for ManoeuUres.

VALPARAISO, Chile. Feb. 5.-Battle-
ships of the United States Pacific fleet
were ready early this morning to leave
Valparaiso for Panama, following a
visit to this port extending over several
days.
Supply ships and destroyers, the van
guard Of the capital vessels or the fleet,
tur.cd their piows northward last night
on their voyage toward the drill grounds
where the Pacific and Atlantic fleets
viii unite for joint manoeuvrcs.
CALLAo. Peru. Feb. 5.-Admiral Henry
B. Wilson, aboard his flagship, the
Pennsylvania, led the United States At
lantic fleet out of Callao harbor to-day
The armada, which has been at anchor
in Callao harbor since last Monday, was
reviewed by President Ieguia, United
Etates Ambassador Gonzales and large
number of Chilean officials.
BUENos AIRES, Feb. 5.-There is a
probability that the United States At
lantic fleet will visit Argentina this year.
Capt David Il. Boyd. Naval Attache at
the American Embassy, said while adj
dressing luncheon at the American
Club yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

achusetts-Atlantic coast--No Man:
Land-No Mans Land gas and whistline
buoy temporarily replaced Feb by al
unlighted whistling buoy.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

. CAPE RACE, NE. Feb 5-Barometer at
noon. 2a.90 inches wind. \. brisk; weather.
fine; temperature, is deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
Eurorp.

AMERICAN lfft vans for moving household
furniture between Europe ara Nmafica and
between cities in the United States house TO
house without boxing; only safe, easy and
sensible method. BOWLING GREEN eToR-
ACE a VAN CO.. fe Brt lwsy, Nsw York.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

i .-fTor aaie or charter Heavy lifting steam
lighter and to,rboat. lifts 10 tons. carries
1905 powerful towboati cotnpouna engine
INfpfRTAI CO. 100 Broad ets
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

STEAMSHIPS. Excursions and IoUEs
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

school course, sts. iicenss
r1iersnt .ea or fee refunded. write for full
psrticuln soxtants, marine glasses sold.
GArs.r ph. MRTCH. 96 Garden pl. Rklyn
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

tOTi EAT,Ts-Severai dry docks, freikht.pas.
senger steamers aud yachts. fiotorshlps.
schooners, steamboats,, tugs. barges, hulie /:
lowest prices easy payments; estimates: /:
tnanartionr pon't buy or sell before con.
suitine with RAFAILov1CfI q Co. 2e Cort-
ia rdf Naw York.
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Women Men Admire

Men admire pretty face. a good
figure, but most of all the happy.
healthy, contented woman, as beau
ty fades and the figure will change.
Women who are troubled with back
ache, headaches, those dreadful drag
cling sensations, and nervous irrita-
bility, cannot hope to be popular and
advancement in either home, busl-
ness or social life is impossible. The
cause of these troubles, however,
yields quickly to Lydia E. Pinkham' s
Vegetable Compound, as it is a ma
tural restorative for such conditions,
and dispels effectually all those dis
tressing symptoms-Adv..
SCHOLARSHIP EXPLANATION
AM examination for a free scholar
ship to st. Johns College will be
held in the Seminary Building, Cam
bridge, on Saturday July goth, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock. Applicants will
be examined in the following high
school subjects:
ENGLISH ALGEBRA =.
GENERAL HISTORY
GEOMETRY SCIENCE e..
At the same time and place an ex-
animation will be given for a free
scholarship to Charlotte Hall Mill
tary Academy. Applicants for this
scholarship will be examined in the
elementary school subjects.
Board of Education for Dorches-
ter County,
JAMES B. NOBLE Sec'y.
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Big Games At Cambridge

The fast going Cambridge team
has two big games to be played at
ambridge tomorrow and Friday. On
Thursday afternoon we line up
against the crack Cristield club.
Crisfield beat Cambridge last Satur-
day at Crisfield 3 to l and beat the
strong Chestcrtown team Monday :.
a score of to 0. A number of Girls
field fans are coming up for this
game and they are likely to be sur
)rised when they see tie team Cam
fridge has now.
Anybody that saw Cambridge beat
Dover yesterday by a score of IL to
4 is convinced that Cambridge real
ly has a baseball club. ~,. We have a
team now that is credit to the town
and one that will win good many
games. All the team needs now is
good support If our people will
turn out and see the games they can
rest assured Cambridge will have
winning team.
The crack Chestertown team plays
at Cambridge Friday. Everybody
that likes good baseball should be at
Athletic Park on Thursday and Fri
day afternoons of this week.
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EXCHANGE Will PAY
FARMERS S., 500, 900
Last Year Distributed $4,000, 900
In Proceeds From Sales OF Pro-
duCe-Many Farmers PrOfted This
Season, However, Is Belief.

Salisbury, Md. July. 26.-The
Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce
Exchange will pay to the farmers of
the Eastern Shore this season ap-
proximately S5.5OO.OOO. Last season
S16.OOO.OOO was paid but it is be-
lieved that for the most part the farm
ers have gotten better prices than
thew anticipated early in the season
While many have lost money there
are Il number who have had a good
ear. il is said.
:ha exchange has handled more
than 500 cars Of irish potatoes 80
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Men, Bible Class
Heads Entertainment

The newly organized Mems Bible
Glass Of Zion NJ. E. Church held the
first of a series of entertainments
for it's members and friends last
night.
The entertainment committee did
itself proud by the program it had
prepared which was thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
The address of welcome was de-
livered by the President of the Class
Raymond T. Applegarth, who also
acted as Chairman.
The following program was rem
dered:
Selection by the Orchestra.
Instrumental Solo, Miss Ruth NJ.
Phillips.
Vocal Solo, Miss Alice Wright &C
companied by Miss Phillips at the
piano and Mr.. Benson with the violin
Violin SUlo, Mr.. Philip Kraft
Selection by the Orchestra.
The members and guest were in
vited to the Junior Department
where a light luncheon was served
at which time Rev. w. E. Gunby
made an address and called on sew
eral for short talks on topics of in
terest TO the class.
If you have no church home, come
and join us; hearty welcome await:
Won
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Beckwith Campmeeting

Our camp which will be neld this
year from August 9Th to 18th
promises to be more attractive than
usual. Several new tents have been
erected The Commodious Board
ing Tent will be under the direction
of Mrs. Lena Bell, Cornersville, Nd.
Our preachers viii be as good as
the best. Each service will have its
own particular attraction. The
singing-well, one will not want to
miss a single song. Songs, Singers
and Musicians are OF the best. The
children's service and the young
peoples meeting will be the attract
i've features of the camp.
Our artesian well affords the best
and purest drinking water that can
be found at any camp.
Beautiful lantern pictures will De
shown on Saturday night August
9Th. Sunday services will be at the
following hours, Love Feast 9:45;
Preaching at II A. NJ; Children's
Service at P. M; Preaching at 3
P. NJ; Young Peoples Service at Z
P M; Preaching at P. NJ.
Remember the Gate August to
18th. Come, let us all worship Our
Lord in the tented grove.
o. T. BAYNARD,
Preacher In Charge.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-27
Gov. Harrington To Speak

There will be a festival at Wesley
NJ E. Church Lakes district. Fri
day evening of this week. A de-
licious supper will be served, consist
ing of fried chicken, crabs, and all
other kinds of good things. In ad-
dition to the good things to eat Gov
ernor Emerson C. Harrington will
make an address Don't forget the
date, Friday eevning of this week,
July 18th. Supper will be served at
six O'Clock.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-27

FOR SALE:-oevera1 good Singer,
and Wheeler and Wilson sewing ma
chimes, at a nice price. If you have a
machine that it not working good call
me and l will repair it for you al a
small cost You will find me at Lee
Complies Il Harper's Store or call Tel.
i24-J. DANIEL MARSHALL