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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-07-28

Madis5n-Eicycles with motor at
tachments aze judged as motorcycles
Under the law and must be licensed,
sccording. to an opinion from the at
orney generals Office. Several hun
ired machines are affected by the
opinion given to Laancelot 4. Gordon.
assistant secretary of state.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-07-28

! Park Falis-George Wolf, II, son Of
John Wolf, CT this city, died in hos
pital as the result of gunshct wounds.
He and his brother had been hunting.
A bullet from a % rife, discharged at
a squirrel, glanced from tree and
struck birl u the abdomen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-07-28

Green Bay-Wofk has been starteJ
On a new Episcopal mission church
on the Oneida Indian reservation to
replaces the building destroyed by fire.
Funds were made available through
donations from every Episcopal
church in the Fcnd du Lac diocese.
A beautiful modern structure is to be
built. The building will take the
place of one which was il use more
than 80 years.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-07-28

Madison = The return to normalcy
has finally reached Little Italy, sub
urb of Madison. Moonshine whisky,
which has sold for 81 half pint for
many months, has dropped in price to
75 cents, and the reduction is general.
Single drinks now sell for 20 cents, a
decrease of 5 cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-07-28

Watertovn = The William Hartig
brewery is to be used to manufacture
ice cream here, according to an an
ncuncement CT off aials Of the conl-
oany. Machinery IS being Installed
for the new work and the plant will
be put in operation at the earliest pos
sible time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-07-28

Neenah-Railroad men here say
that passenger traffic to northern
Wisconsin Fairgrounds was never
heavier than at the present time. In
addition, thousands CT automobile
tourists are passing down the Fox
River valley, northward bound.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-07-28

Madison = J. E. Roberts, Fond du
Lac, was elected superintendent Of
schools of Stoughton. according to an
enhancement made here. Roberts
will take the place Of c. J. Anderson,
who was recently appointed assistant
state superintendent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-07-28

Madison = The railroad commission
announced an increase CT gas rates
fer the city Of Hudson. For the first
2,0G0 cubic feet the new rate will be
s2.45, and over 10000, $40 per thou
sand. The commission also increased
the. lighting rates at DuCand and Ar
gyle and fixed the telephone rates Of
the uolicon Telephone company at
$24 a year.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
@orfi=Griat.

Cine biibibe @ei@i@te aus Sen
Monoeriabre1 @orfiS miro in ei1leu1
amerifonii9en 8latte er3ablt. Ms
er in ben @u6itaaten Nor6amerttas
rei5te, fano er an 6em Ebeoter BON
@eorgetotpn in Carolina einen 3et'
tel, III 6em ems ieiner Stiide onge'
funoigt tpuroe, un6 Die 8emerfung
oaruntcr> 6ab ii@ ser @ntor am
@hlr6 ser @%oritequng perlonli6
beim BubIifum fir ben @eifoQ be-
6anfen peree. @orft mobnte Ser
auffiibr11ng BEL, nno ridtig, als Der
8orbang fiel, trat Elm Mann Dor Die
@ampc, Ser INN gan5 bon fern ab-
neIte, un6 bielt i'm gebrodenen gng'
liih cine Mniprade. @orfi partete
Damn, Biz fem Doppelgdnger beraus'
fan1, nno 6ieier mar nidt tpenig
iiberraidt, ii@ Dem edten 9i3ter
%gegeniiber 5u ieben. St er5ablte,
6ab er 6abon Iebe un6 ebenio alS
Moltano, 5uoermar1t, Maarice 9on'
nan nip. eri9eine. ugs gefaQt bent
@ublifum 11n6 i6aoet Dem &utor
niGts," iagte er entiduloigeno, tpor'
Q1,f ibm @orfi Ia6en6 re6t gab.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

oortbin gebt man gemeinbin oD1e
Sdirm. unD ipeitn er i'm BARN
nidt mieoerbra1te, 10 Duroe mun
glauben, er bette i'm pergellen nno
miiroe i'm Dorauf aufn1erfiam ma.
den - uno Damn bate es gan5
beittnmt elm nnglid gegeben III iei,
ner Stimmung. 5blieBlid fiel iein
Blid cuff oas gegeniiberliegenoe @e.
pddneB. 9u ltanoen 3mci Softer
ubereinanoer, 6arauf cine Sutldad'
tel mno ein Bogelbauer. 8enn es
inn gelang, ben gntoutcas binter
oie 8pramioe gu i6ieben, 10 muBte
er liegen bleiben. 9ie alte Game,
ser oos @epad geborte, reiite 1pei'
ter, b%eoe11teno meiter. MuBeroem
ldien iie gu i6lafen un6 Die beioen
anoeren &eiiegefdbrten audi. ~Sier
poubring ids = Die @elegeabeit lit
giinittg ----
@eg mar er! @eoer bon Der OBJ
gei6abten &ol5friide nod BON Der
nidt porba,1oenen 3pinge mar et'
mas gu ieben.
Ser S9irm mar 10 ii9er tpeg,
6ab &nutb Mlaer=Somion na6 et'
1er Stunoe iberboupt .nidt mebr
an i'm oadte. St bertiefte 1id in
Ole 2eftiire BON babel uno 8ibel"
ur6 19redte erit tpieoer ourb flint
SssabrtauIen6e In Die @irflidfeit 5u-
rid, alS oie Station a1sgebriM
muroe, bon Ser aus er Die &eiie
per M6ie fortieben iopte.
.@r berlieB ben Abteil, uno ei11
@ammeroiener, DER i'm bereitS
fonnte, nabm iib ieiner Saden a1.
! go eiu 1ipreeter: Menid, Der iid)
nit une11tmegt abge5ogenem 3Dlln'
ser I'M einen bemiibt, lit ELM eige'
ner &ibel fir einen nnr moblge'
borenen 3%eitgenoiien nno., Mu1'
ler-Somion gab ii1 oieiem @mpfin'
Sen nit pouem @enuiie bin. Ser
9tationsporlteher, ialutierte, Die
Sdoffner itanoen ltramm, Die @ei'
ieqefabrten nit offenen Wfanlern IN
ser eben{o offcnen Sir - f1r5,
es mar entsiideno.
vSino oos ale Soden 6es &errn
Doftor?" frqgte ser 9iener.
vSSotpobl, mein 2ieber, nur 8of-
fer uno @a1etot."
vMber nein!" frabte Die alte Ga.
me nit Dem @ogelbauer aus Dem
Coupe beraus. Ser Serr battc
audi einen @6irm! $50 lit oenn
Ser @dirm!2 @arten Sic. eins,.
Mugenblid - mir mer6en i'm TO-
fort berausrei6en!"
&nlttb Muuer>&omi onS batte ME
Sos Salient gebabt, offenbare Sat,
iaden init grfolg 3u beltreite1t. Mas
in ibm borging, als Die 2el1te IN
gliibenoem 9ieniteifer oas gan5e
Coupe umfrempelten, I'M Damn NIT
einem acknowledgement ocn @ntout'
cas- bent fiiritli6en &ammerotener
at Mberreiden, 6as- lit nidt 5n idil'
/ -
bern.
CRIT Mut - beben6e @11t.
glber ais er 6as auSgefablte gro11e
Sing al1f DEM @agen Dor fi9 lie
gen iab - in ieiner unerborten
Mnbangli6feit, ga padte i'm eiae
tiefe Miibrung. @obl mebr alS 3mei
@mben6 @dirme batte er in ieinen,
2eben eingebiiBt, barunter bret glo'
ria1eioene nnb einen nit iilberner
&riide. @uf SEN Sunobureons
fannte man i'm fdon. &eribieoene
ga1er bette er berinieriert uno ME
eine1 Derlorenen S9irm mie6erbe'
fommen. Sour 6ieier cine bling inn
an, treu nn6 nnentmegt.
Ct bot ben Gntoutcas at Sauie
ein tpeniges ouffriiden 1aiien nnS
trGgt i'm bente no6 49, gum gro
G.. 0ro.oo. so.,or cEro,t
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

u8epabre. Nber td peiB, BOB
gie iebt einen Sreuno Daben, Der
Sbnen mebr iei1 tam a1S i9. l1no
mebr fem iou. 9as 0pfer, oas
er SSbnen gebro9t bat, it 10 groB
. 0oeesen peri6minoef anes an-
Stun iton6 iie> Iangiam anf. Mo6
INNER tpar Studraots Nome nibt
5pii@en ibnen gefauen. Mber IS.
mar audi gar 11i6t n0tig, baB tie ibn
naunter. Sn lire S6ldfen mar
6as 8lut geraten. Sbre Mugen bot.
ten 1i9 gefeudtet. 2ange idtpieg
lie. l1eber ibrem @ntlib lag etmas
uie @erfldrung. rS6 BIN ielne
8rant, 8roidmib," iagte lie enoli&
letie. u8on Dem Spfer, 6as er
mir qebra6t fat, muBte i6 ni6tS.
Grit porbin bat mfrs @ampb0ben
perraten. sic ionten Ser erlte iein.
ser BON meinem @lid erfabrt. l1no
nun bereiten sic MIR iolden Stunt
mer."
Summer min i@ Sbnen ni6t
bereiten, Srdulein Stti. Mein.
gar5 gepiB ni6t." Ct atmete tief
auf. v@as Sie mir bietcn es
lit eine 1idere 3ufunft, bas meiB
i6 mobl = nebm' ib alio an. 0eit
biel, bie1 ber5li@en 9anf. .Mber
Damn 6abet mub es i6on idlor
bleiben ouf ser @erft ieben Sie
MIDI nidt mebr."
rNroi9mib! @as lou oas? @ar-
UNI? @ie meinen Sie oas?"
v@Is Mrbeiter bin i@ -eriebli&,
l1n6 ser getreue @dart lit in Sd.
rem Sous entbebrli6 g%etporoen.
@eine .Iautere @eitnnung fat Sbr
gerlobter bemieien. Inter i@mie'
rigen 8erbaltniiien. l1n6 oarnm
= 6ar11m g0nne i@ sic ibm $50"
CT 1tredte energiib Sic &ano aus.
nlno ib miinide SDnen beioen bon
Ser5en @liidl"
Gin feIter, fameraoi@uiiliber
&anoe6ruf. 9os mar ales. Wfit
feinem @imfe:=noouden, nit feiner
Glide berriet Heter Yroi6pib, mas
6ur9 ieine Seele gt'ig.
Sour Elm feines melb1ides Mbne1
1aate eS 0th. uno cine tiefe, in
riqe &ubrung ergriff iie. &ber aud)
iie perriet Dem Sreunoe nidtS 90
bon in bieier Grennungsitunoe.
@ie beiproden 6ann nod aaerlel
@el@aftli9es. Selbitperltanoli@
trat ibr 8rdutigam in Die 5irma
Offers Elm. Mus bem 3uiammen>
brub 6es &auies 2ebeau & Stud.
root rettete er nidts als SOS Be-
pubtiein, baB fir oie @ingetpeibten
fem Name mafellos geblieben mar.
@ie @tildraots e5emaliger So5ius
ii6 sic 3ufunft 6abte, oaruber bat
tie Mrbauien feine untlarbeit gelai'
len: >par es oo@ 5mti6en Dem piel'
a%etpanGtcn 2ebeau uno Sram @be
langlt gu einer bonen @i1igung &c.
fommen.
Stti fonnte oariiber obue ie0e ST.
reg11ng ipredjen. sSSbre Stiefmntter
mar ibr 10 frem6 ge1por6en, Dab 10.
gar ser @eaante an oeren etmal:
ge @ie5erperbeiratung fie boQig III,
beriibrt lieb.
Die 8eiu6situn6e ging gu 6 noe.
Stti muBte aufbrede1.
@ieber reid)ten iie chamber Die
@ano. l1no nod einmal iagte &e'
ter @ro1dmib ieinen @ludmuni9:
SD banfe Sbnen fir a0eS,
@roibmiB," iagte Sttt bemegt. rSSdd)
6anfe Sbne1t fir Sbre Creme"
l1no Damn ging ite. SO ::
Broibpib laui6te 6em feiten,
iiberen @9ritt, Ser it6 6rauben emit
fernte. Ser Suit Der 8lumen, Die
auf Der 9ede 1agen, beraui6te i'm
fir ein paar lMugenblide. Ct
prebte bas @elidt in Sen blibenoen
@rub, ben ibm Sttt gebra6t bat,
te. 2ange blieb ct 10 liegen. MS
er oie 8lumen 6ann ftnfen 1ieB,
tropfte es beiB 6arauf nieoer aus
1einen blo11en Seemannsaugen.
IS mar 6as erite Mal, oaB Der
tapfere @eter @roi6pib meinte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Sic fe9lenoen 2endter.

Cine lultige @eididte aus benz
engIiIGen 8farrleben er5ablt Der
Mep. u. s.. MoneD. Mls 81. Semple
9iIdof BON @reter NOR, beiudte er
emit cine fleine @farrei gu elmer
Giniegnnng. Sic Srau &farrerin
itellte Inn, tint ibn gu ebren, ibre
belter %iilbernen 2eudter auf ben
Modttiid. Da er aber auf Dem
Sildyden i6reiben 1poute, tDaren tie
ibm unbequem; er nabm fie 6aber
un6 Icgte fie III Elm Sad. Mls er-
fort par, fonnte sic quite Srau TIRE
2eudter troy allen 9u6ens ni6t
finoen rn6 i9rieb oaber an i'm, Oh
er sic 2euhter nidt bieQeidt III Der
3~eritreutbeit init eingepadt babe:
Holmenben6 traf cine &arte Elm init
BEN @orten: v2eu9ter oben 1T Der
linfen Sdu1bIa6e. Mrm, aber ebr-
Ii9!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
8iaises Ma&tqmartier.


Gin &eifenoer fommt in ein Sotel.
lit benz ale 3immer beiebt iin6. So
es 31 lpat lit, Elm anoeres Na6tquar.
tier gu fuben, beidlieBt er, fem
Eager auf Dem @iuar6 auf5ui6la.
gen. uSd boffe", iagt er am
Morge11 gum Sberfeqner, nSie
merben mir fein 8ett in &nred-
1urg bringen, % i6 auf Dem Sill
lor6 iblafen ml1Bte." - nMuf Sem
8inarb? Sm @egenteil, oa miiiien
mir orei Marf Die Stunoe aui'
i1reiben."
grauen fe9en faarf der nidt
tpejt {
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

Son ieinem Sbmer5 abnte SHi
Offers ni6ts. @rbobenen Mnge.
ii6ts i6ritt iie Ser @erft gu, Elm
iunges 2d@eln ouf BEN 2ippen, ibr
iunges @liid 1T Sen Mngen.
Muf Ser @erft martete StuG'
ra6t ibrer idon boiler ungeoulo.
5ie gtng in feitem, iiderem
@hritt benz nerert 2eben entgegen,
in BENT 1ie einen tpaderen @ameraoen
an ibrer @eite puBte.
@n6e. at
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

II m bas 2eben gu erfennert, muB
man iiA bonn 2eben qbion0erM
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. Gilbert Robertson has return
ed to his home on Glasgow street al
ter spending several days at Mardela
Mr.. Eugene Phillips is spending
the weekend With mis- family at thell
home on Locust street, having arr!V'
on the train last night
Mrs, Joseph Meredith left yester-
dav en- route for Washington, D7-e.'
where she will visit ner daughter
Mrs. Winfield McKeon.
Mrs. Guy L. Webster is spending
the wee-end with dlu nau nauptn
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Bayly, at their nome
on High street.
Mrs. C. W. Henderson has return
ed to her home at Na!oTook after
having heen-. the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivy L. Phillips at their delight
jul home on Oakley street this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood Cook and
son, Billie, Of SelbyYille, Del, are
visiting her parents. MI. ana Mrs
William ]. TwilIey Maryland ave-
nue., this city.
Mrs. John Cow Evans, who has
been speD1jDg- a week with her moth
er, Mrs. DAVIS, at her home IN Nil
ford, Del, arrived home last night
on the train.
Rev. Harry Davis, OF Lewes, Del.
is the guest of Mi ana Mrs. Ivy l.
Phillips, Oakley street. Mrs. DaVi:
! who has been spending sometime
with them has returned to Lewis.
| Mr.. and Mrs: Edgar B. Simmons
and daughter, Miss. Virginia, whit
| have been spending several days il
| Baltimore this week. have returned
| to their home on Locust street, thl'
| city,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
Bennett S All Stars Defeat
c. Il. S. Ia Hard Fight

One OF the most exciting games
ana the only game that has ever
been played il the armory. that the
score was i tie at The end OF the
game was played last night. The
score stood il TO IA, when the whts-
lie blew at the ending Of the game.
1t was necessary 10 play five more
minutes 10 decide who was the win
ner. When this time was cut Ben
Nets AIl Stars We're ahead by the
score Of 1S 10 10.
There was some excellent shots
made on both sides. The High
School although defeated put Up a
game fight throughout the game, ana
displayed nne team work. Wolff the
Captain Of the High School Team
played a fine game, being 10 last al
all times for the Benefits tosseTs.
Handley at certcr on the I. II. )
team had six shots from the foul line
and only missed one of them. Rob
bins. Simmons and Robinson all or
The high school played in form
Barnett played fine game at for
ward for the All Stars, making four
baskets from the field. Lake the lit
lie boy at center made three bask-
cts and Robbins and Kuark each
made one. Bennett the captain man
ager and coach Of the team taIled IN
each attempt to make basket.
The girls game was won oy me
Whites by the score OF "a TO 5. The
lineup IS as follows II re BOY
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
BAPTIST CHURCH

Services at the FIRST Baptist
Church tomorrow: II A. NJ, morn
ing worship; $50 ?. NJ, SUNDAY
scnool; $50 z. =, Junior B. Y. +,
u; $50 7, NJ. evening worship,
Public invited. If you calI once, you
VIII call again.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
The DAILY RANN.R
CAMBRIDGE, MD, FEB. 1912.
Brief Local News

Miss Sadie Spedden, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Skinner At
their home at Dailsville.
! Mr., Frank J. Tucker, of Baltimore
! is spending sometime with friends in
| Cambridge and the County,
Misses Pauline and Cora Robbins,
have returned to their home al Rob
! bins, after spending sometime in Bal
. timore
| Mrs. J. Richard HughIetr, il. aud
two children, are visiting Mrs. Hugh
let's mother, Mrs. Sarah PritchetL.
at her home in Baltimore.
/ Mrs. Robert Warren and little son
| Robert. il. of Philadelphia. are
spending sometime with her parents
MI ana Mrs. Luther 3, Philips. at
their home On Locust street, this
city
When beauty failed to win Jimmy
Stanhope. Connie found that he pre-
terred women of characteristic
constance Talmadge as a woman OF
character, Even goggles couldn't
dim that yamping LOOK. in THE
Perfect Woman" the bag First Natl
onal attraction at the Grand Opera
House, last showing tonikht-
Advertised letters at the Cam.
bridge Posloffice February 10, 1921:
J. L. Claggett George H. Dean,
Thomas Evans, DR., K. Il. FoxweI
VIM. Z. Gore, A. Z. Goodrich (2D.
NJ. w. Hurley, 5. W. Stevens, Frank
J, Van Wrinkle. Miss Lottie Cane,
Miss Sara Gore, Mrs. Calvin Henry,
] lilo NJ
Johnson, Shella Kane, Mrs Nettie
Layar, Miss able Peterson. ana
Mrs. Carrie Waters. G. WALTER
WRIGHT, Postmaster.
Cambridge has been made the
headquarters for the State Roads Po-
lice force for the Eastern Shore.
Corporal Arthur u. Jones, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James R. Jones, of this city
is in charge of the squad for the 8
counties OF the Shore starting with
Kent and taking IN all of the coun-
ties with the exception Of Cecil.
There will be a man on duty at the
Armory all the time, who will not
only be available for violations OF
the automobile law but for all other
violations or for any emergency that
may arise. Twenty-f0ur hour tele-
phone service will be maintained at
all times ard anyone requiring the
services fany officer quickly can Sc
cure one by telepnoning to the Ar
mory; while the operator will not be
able to leave his post of&duty he will
secure and send someone at once.
Not only will the automobile laws be
strictly enforced from this time on
but also particularly the law requir-
ing lights on vehicles using or sta
toned on the public highways, such
as carria ges, carts. wagons, etc. The
law requires all such vehicles to have
8 light and those who have been
evaulng or ignoring the law in the
past will do we'll to commence COM
plying at once.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
ZION METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHGRCH

Services Sunday: morning praise
and Testimony, $50; divine worship,
with sermon, The Masters Estl-
mate of the Great Life" IL; Sunday
School session, 2.15, classes Of al
ages; evening worship with sermohs
The Great Verbs Of the Gospel, at
$50,
The pastor urges The entire mem
bership and congregation 20 hear the
discussion OF the topic at the morn
ing service. AT the evening service
the choir will render several musical
selections. The pastor will be the
speaker at both services. a cordial
welcome awaits all who choose to
worship with us. II you are unset
tied in the matter OF church relatl-
ons. you are invited TO make ZION
your church home.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
III Stars
CAROLINE
Preston Farmers TO Plant 200 Acres
For Phillips Cannery.

Preston, Nd, Feb. 12.-Farmers
IN this vicinity have contracted TO
crow zoo acres OF peas for Phillips
Packing Company, of Cambridge.
Seed peas are being distributed
and if mild weather continues plant
ing will begin i'll few days. The
contract price for peas is SEQ per ton.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
INVESTMENT

HlVE FOR SALE An INVEST
MINT PAYING 5 per cent. II INTER-
LISTED, COMMUNICATE WITH =. D
SCOTT. sol FIRST NAL1ONAL. ROA-
NOhE, Y 4,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
CHURCH LOCALS

Mass tomorrow in st. Mary :
LaIhouC Church at IL o'clock. Sun
day evening devoL:ons at 130.
The Laules Aid of Chris!
Church will sew for the Hospital
MONDAY. February. 21st, at two o
LOCK. rlease DE prompt.
There viii be an Important meet
ing OF Inc boy Scouts at the Parish
House, MONDAY evening at 1880 o.
t4ock. All members are requested 10
be present.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
ST. PAUL's NJ. P. CHURCH

Sunday. A. NJ, class meeting;
Il A. M, morning worship, sermon
subject, The High Cot, OF Living;
WeII"; +. NJ, sunday school; 6.1v
+. NJ, Jr., Christian knoeavor; $50
+. Nj, ST., Christian Enueavor. lead
er, Mrs. 5. h. kolter; 7.3U r, NJ, eT-
en4ng service OF song and worship.
sermon subject, ETERNAL Life" 10
ali OF THESE services the public is
most cordlalld invited, good music, a
warm weluome and heIprul messages.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-19
WAUGH NJ. E. CHURCH

MUSES. a. IIULiV sUII, I dSIVI
A NJ, testimony meeting, Jnu.
F. Driver, leauer; IV.45 a. M, ser
mon, '"Ihe Seeking and Saving Sa-
vIor," Luke l9:lV; 2.3O T. NJ. Sun
DAY school, Peter Burroughs, Super
lnlenuent; +. NJ. second twilight
services Negro Spiritual" especl-
ally Tuesday and Wednesday even
lngs, class: Thursday evening, pray
Ell ana Praise Meeting, led by BRO.
Leon STYLES. Come and welcome
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rj.I~Tss OPPORTUNITIES. Lido

Narll. Experience ua~aces~ar>. Write
= tiANClI founcr I. COY Dctec-
.f>.. = Louis. -.5-i--I5--p
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GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH

Rev. John Brandon Peters, Pastor
9.45 A. NJ. Baraca class, L. d. I.
Noble PresIuent; II A. M, divine
worship, children's sermon, The An
gel by the WelI"; sermon to knights
OF Pythias This Crooked Genera
tion"; z.15, P. NJ, Sunday School,
Russell S. Davis, Superintendent
100 ?. NJ, evening worship, How
to Find My Life Work.; come thou
with us and we will do thee good
Grace Church Baraca class 9.45 a
NJ, Rev. John B. Peters will be the
speaker; Mrs. Clarence Z. Jones ana
Mrs. William Johnson, will sing,
All welcome, Come and spend an
hour with US.
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FOR sALE.-Cood six room mouse
On Hayward street, cheap; on easy
terms Apply EDWARD :, PHILLIPS
!-l9-tj
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3.0sT.-Get cen 3l2 Locust street
and Academy street. fountain p2n. Re
,Yard if returned 10 LAURA FOOkS
All Sp< 3I2 Locust street, .~l@-1t
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REV. Mr.. NICHOLSON
TO ADDRESS The ELKS
Popular Pastor OF st. Pau's Church
20 BE the Speaker Tomorrow At
teInoon. Mrs. Cosby and Miss
Cook 10 be the SoIists.

IT the meeting at the Eiks Home
tomorrow afternoon the Rev. R, Y.
Nicholson will be the speaker and
Mrs. John H. Coaby and Miss Coda
Cook will be t0a soloist5. These
meetings start promptly at half past
three and usually last lrom forty
five minutes TO an hour; they hare
been more largely attended this win
ter than ever before.
Tuesday night, Washington 5 birth
day. an entertainment will be held at
whiah time, Miss Latimer, the teach
er for the Blind. will explain the
work which she Is doing III the COM
munity
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WEATHER For MAINLAND

Rain or snow tonight and Sunday
Colder Sunday afternoon and night,
increasing East ana North winds,l
shifting to Northwest Sunday.
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What you need is an eternal de-
termination along 4 given line. II
one says a thing often enough the
unthinking majority will come to be-
lieve it, no matter how absurd that
,I,;Dc D,11- no
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-04-14

herein. by his attorney ana fiies lid. ~.
tition and affidavit, alleeinR, Amene
other things that Defendant u 4 nom
resident Of the state of Missouri. IA
Whereupon, e 10 ordered by the
clerk In vacation that said defendant
be notified by publication that Plain
tiff has commenced A-sult against her
in this Court, the object and general
nature of which 10 to obtain d divorce
frem the defendant on the grounds OF
adultery and indignttles and that nm !.
less the said defendant be and appear
at this Court, at the next term thereof,
TO be begun and holden at the Court
House in the City OF Butlsr, In said
county. on the fourth Monday OF May,
1921 and on or before the first day or
said Term, answer Or plead to the Pes
tition in said cause. the same will be
taken as confessed, and Judgment will
be rendered accordingly.
And it Is further ordered, that q cop =
hereof be published, according to law.
in the The Butler Weekly Times, "a
newspaper published in said County OF
Bates. for four weeks Z successfully,
published at least once a week, the
last insertion to be at least thirty days
before the first day OF said next regu.
lar Term Of this Court. s
\ true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and seal
tSeaD of the Circuit Court OF Bat 9s
County, this goth day Of
March, 1921.
25-4t Circuit Clerk.