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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

n lifNlIli'N "NulNI. IH young IHtN N'FN
school graduate. Twins st home. Itaes
graphite aud clerical wUIt tBU DHtE'
1870.
HLANEETs. saHia ana family vaaa.az
called Tor and delivered. ,aH tHHE.
1913.
r,,t,r., ,.... .. ....y ,..r.
656tI ' ''' '.'' "''
CuLoNEu TRAINED nurse. good rotor
tnrss. Confinement ,Hs,a H Hp,..aIt
'nN 'a'rr 2
ENrEWES,Iu .i.UusrapUa. nauia p,I.
man'n' r".'''.n. I''n' ''''. ''''
BTft'1ENr reliable Ht.r nrHfN.f Nu1
d, hls.n'.s E.'. "l.n a''
, I.t
p''''N'' 'I..'" '''N' ''''
uulan ur rn..rHrs. .u uU.t'. IHm.
M'.t'... N'''..t
FOR IHNlII. .AI nu.#" t4. '"tEn .N.l.
VIII dH wu'N oIa.
ron rn'"Il'NI n.|H.. .IE f'''I'ur.H
Furnished. fHN HaatH ."I'.I
ron r.t. .|.4U .,.ru... cali u.., ta4u.
Hry TI.U. tH.4r. HI.g
tf.,,,r..i i.,...f, .. ..t.,. ..,. 49,.
uau a.ft yuf,.. au..a|..r Un s.kn cur.
faius aud IIuuN,fa t.Hpr Httt
tp..,t ,p,.f f...... .........
.,.. .,,. v,I.tt
. ,
IL. - . ,.,,
Nr.s rar.bIs meat and r...r4t. f4ur
tfaf4 with |HrF. .H ru.pHrafiun. also us
r,u,u..H n I,ab. I#u' trust Insurance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Northumberland EsTATI
ENNIIANGE

100 acres good agricultural land south
Of city. near paved road 20 jerks. Price
El2b per acre Wul exchange Tor well
located Tulsa property.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

STENOGRApttER. experienced, desire
position. Osage llOi.l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

SrESOGRApitEH .HOOKkEErEH. OH
aud other experience. lrslruY either
strupEruphic OF combination position.
Usage sass.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
JOpLING q WHITESIDE
INSURANCE.

JOPLING 4 WHITEsIDE
INSURANCE.
2ls $. Cincinnati Usage 7iis
ron SALE OR TRNDE-Dandy sO-acre
improved farm In Fulton comfy, ARK,
TO trade for small TULSA home viii pay
or assume difference u property ls worth
the money asked. White, Cedar -.
FOR TKADE-For Tulsa property SOS
acres Cherokee county bottom land and
20 railroad and the best stock ranch In
oklahoma for the money, $40 per acre.
See Russ T.. Grant ji2 Security Bldg.
Phone OsaEe -lbO
FON SALE OR TRADE-Cornsr brick
Tulsa resident property. Phone \. ].
Love, Cedar ron.
FOR THNuE-slG acres Limestone land
ranch ia miles of good lttNo town ON
and plenty good water 90 acres farmcd.
balance in hay and pasture, all tiiiAblc ,
want inlsa property II'ge teD per acre.
and easy. See Russ l.. Grant ole Sc
curity Bldg. Phone Usage 2l6o.
FOR SALE or TRADE -Ftve-room mod
ern house, viii take light car as FIRST
payment Usage 4et n.
FOR SALE OR TRApE-Large Groom
house, Kendall, on pavement and mod
ern district viii take az first payment
furniture or ught car. Ossge 272f-K,
NICE lot with three small houses; all
rented, IN prumrght Okla, TO trade for
roOming house IN Tulsa. Cedar 1852.
2lg Sec. Rldg.
NEW Groom bungalow, partly modern
ncar 3 : car ltnoi for building lot and
small cash payment. Ownar Fletcher,
Route No. {, Bruncr station.
NEW BUNGALOW Five rooms, base,
ment modern, hardwood floors, located
at 1iAi n. Boston. Price $1,000 viii
take good car as first payment. Phone
Osags 1891 Or iOs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

ENCHANGT--REAL ESTArE II
10 TRADE-L5t iu Ridgswood addition
and cash on house must be bargain
OssEe 72ti. -....-.
TuOMfpON MAKES EXCHANGES
sos Mayo Bidg pHaRe d5oo, ,
Trade what YOU have Tor what you want
no TRAbE-Wu take light car - first
payment ON G-ruon bungalow. Call Usage
87sa-J. ..---
no TRADE-tOO acres on Illinois river
near Sloan Springs, Atkr 200 acres IN
corn. fenced and cross fenced. 7.toom
frame house Price 500 pcr scre want
TuIHa Income property. We invite your
Wbt'e Realty Co. cedar 81.
WANT nice modern Tot, will trade my
new A.room bungalow with bathroom
and screened in sleeping porch. close go
school ana jltney. lnvgSttgdte, VIII MAKE
very liberal terms on balance. 4zO on
trsl National Bank ildE cedar 1890.
WANT Exchange 4O-acre farm 3i1 miles
northeast SLOAN sprinRs for Tulsa ciiy
g..a.rfy Farm well improved good
house. barn and other improvements, ~
arr.s straw berries and bIackisrr'cgt seven
acres apple orchard. near schools ana
churches. submit your grop9sltiuu 70 ef-
change value Of farm 5000. Writo box
g12 rulsa, OKLA.
YoR<TDWS. N. e09-aFor Halo or trade.
7.ru1m duplex. I have an equity u
500 tu trade for vacant ioi first or sec
6nd mortgage pppc- good car or stock
ut groceries. OHtgo 2lO5.
sfE.AtRE Arkansas farm TO trade for
Tulsa o~ other oklahoma property. W.
y Brewster. Krtchur hotel Tu'ss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

FTNE-ROOM house IN roar ..' Ia,
clean. $50, s23 y, K'sr''.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Adv EHrlsERS.- Save money, Eet results,
bt-pngc rate book tolls how, greatest
booklet OF its Kind published Mailed
free. standard Advertising Agency st.
Louis. Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
FINANCIAL

DUNG LADY wishes position In doctor 5
office or f. ~ \ Cs-T. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

FOR RENT-Four.ro a.I t,rA
East second. oak floors. r'.''.. ..n u
Iu-A-dnr beds $40 per mon.
s02 Security Bldg OtaEn
FOR RENT-Ninr-ruo hna .A
Third and Guthrie, eau .'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

CHEAT FOR CAsU--Two nat-top oak
desks two rhgiGg typewriter table
filing case. check writer and almost new
Underwood typewriter. Johnson, 72l s.
Nrlo. Usage 7tol.
FuN SALi-- Bluo Polrct twill suit, good
condition. siso lG. call nsase 7S3l-J.
FOR SNIEr-LarEc National cash regis
ter WNl take smaller register a.
IUrt payment Phone Usage 6161.
FDR SALE--Complcte set mahogany ci-
Esr fixtures. with curve cases, also bar
and tull equipment, Phone Osage bi67.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
WNNTtD-TO nOnHOW
INSTRUCTION

EprCArioNAL NND MUSICAL 70
~. ItiI rIIb. 900 ,Rpftsrfuu. a.#fHtfI.
au1 Toe dancing. studio 7l1 g. Douyor
coda. l.b.
.na n t-.nNL. n.... ....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
LIVE STOCK
nnns. rNIa- rIr.


AutIDNLE rupuIEs f.r Htl,. Nn. rr..I.
mems rich tom uud h|H.N. U".iIH. H...I
Intelligent. tiUHply related Goo TfnsHrur
Harding famous "lauIIs NYg' r#fEU
tlo'.J college luu tarw
uDHTDS trrrrr msIr. certified r,II.
l.rr goes with pup rr"" t5.. pWru
lTI| 81
HI IL pIIs flr HaIs and male dYr nr
HrrtI,e Northeast c1ruHr Twenty lIuf
and Peoria.
rAENUY HtHus fpr sale. h,suufu.
young 900 yellow singers So zach. DHE.
t,Di -
ron rhLb Thorough bred Persian hi'.
toms OFtEH ifiN 10
FUH SALE Thoroughbred st And,saa.
burg roller ,auarlDH Ir 'urta lola.
Kansas
ruN rErKuR pupr Northeast corner
Tw'ntg FIrst and Peoria
IUDIGUEEp Boston terrier puppies
priced tu Holl lill H Trenton.
SILVER parsiHu FItirus .urtnrtst cor.
nor twenty Ilrs' ami Peoria.
TUUEE maIo fot terrier pup. porfr.i
ua,rt Az 1000 r. Cheyenne.
1ImtrEEH HuoEr,y we'll bred Gr.y-
hound pups. NrrrH fiIIuT station
phone i7s.A U'grs. uhIa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
WEAKINO NrrAREL

uEAUTIFUL white turhan hat Of plumos.
suitable for afternoon and evening
wear only been worn Few times, at
bargain. OsaFc 2l06. l2ll 5. Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
PERSONAL. PROPERTY


pEpcnMAy ppnprpTX
-r-- = ----
FuHWrrRE- luamo for nght house
E.upiup rooms. reasonable iHI2 b
at T.ouiH
ron SALE CHEAP -Four rooms wayod
rtr.' ra4 tg r.aty
.,.,
D. INII I.n 70 .,I' 'H.'l s,N''. 'n.g
SUMMONS 'f. ii1m .l .. fi', w.
IIt. Wa J't,. ia t if,.,at, tig-
nov fr.t uattr..4 sIuIrrsra nIph Grade
".'. h.ds "IH a.varsi "thsr srtiri.s pricod
20 Hal 2l' n Frisco.
rIr,fr. h,.t.r r.TIr. ,ya iuapIs bod
room suite rocker porrn urn.ture. Az
minister Iur 0tl1. Irug bed. mattress ana
aurura 'Hu 500 A. Denver. oHngH i5h2
rIlE.HOOM fru.ah.d. furniture tor
sais. rlus. for rent elt D.. seventh.
p.Hrr s.lsJ
.,siIrg M t'.i I-r-rrr ana rIrtrr. also
s-.y ia -r.. rr....r ana vrs. chairs
.n1 iaa piaI1 rrsy rugs. almost new
XXI | ,I..,s t,,f. ,...t,,.-rt IA ia
IA T,rtl
,.t,.,. t.,....,.. .,....... ..l ....... t.,. .i.,
, y.tt,.,. t,r,it,,. nb,ne
..'. |"' '". W',,'", '"'"'
',N HN,." h,'T,nu ,i,u ','In' .iI, l1s, 1.I.
,t,,,r.i s. tr.yp oirsor .YtIr a1d
t.., ...t.E.g. ,NsIr. Is4t. G.ss
'''it .N I"'H .AN N'u' ,,y
E.1Hln. aih"r h'k scat Hho now very
,.',..''.,, .,...,.. .-...,.,.,...
t'istcring done rgh', price rght
Ihone 1s's' 80 IH''a F''"''"'" 10
"'' .'''
GET MORE to5 you, ssc'ne nand tuf9,. o.
'''s' 4"'U.
lI f'I WNH| CASH Tor ".Hr properly.
M.,''',u l..",t..,....,u,' ,,.Y.,,tn,
Iaar, so5a
Of, ,,g,, ., ...., ,..... ..,,,,.
XIX, Np9s,,,r'1o 'o tsnd, d m''s .cno1In hn,In
or tug furniture on easy payments At =
low. pn,r CAL on fe.dman Furniture 90.
nm ts tr.trrI. .,,ID, ,.y ,,s., sad,
rsy, u.ra flrn.rrr t9 soil WII p,y
/ nrat possible pri.aa Su1le Furniture Go.
ve dr. W, ao do.
. MATTRESSES RECOVERED AND RENO.
NATEb
go. --, htFE, IhD ,..-- 49,.
. W. ,rg mn MANI ~. an5 havs
'aI or man an cal, and and show ', samples and svS
TULSA MATTRESS co.
PHONE OsAGE aslO.
I MATTRESSES renovated and recovered.
/ $3.50. We refelt old folt mattresses all
work guaranteed. Porter Mattress Coz
phone usaEo l'ls.
,t,T5,,.t, ..... ,...,,.,. ,.,.s.,.,,,o 49,, -iIs,
n'"I ",HI'ufe iS't""'glo ,"'T ui1s AZ
: WV" ~ s,'',t,ts 'e
''a'"' '.'. ''''' "''''' " "'''.'''@ .a
!
/ SIN h'bMS mahogany. anl "sInut iuT-
taIa.' bods. la-rss yictroja wuton rugs,
linens. cut glass. ana china. all goes to,
rrih.r house, r'inp''''Iy ihrn'sh'n' ANA
inr rgnl az f.N per month. owner "HN-
4IE l".,. '"r H"', ,yo i',y, 'tb.r
t,r.I, gL,li,t, & a. CEDAR
.lHls
SEVERAL. .r.,, sewing machines from $40
up. .Tufap Sewing Machine Exchange.
aaa6 49, Main.
|sr,.,,l.p ..,..t., -r,.rftr,g &, d.yr and
81 "A month. Tulsa sewing Machine
ItauauL- D4aEe $3.50
..,.,.. -, ,.....,.,.. t..,,-. ,.itn ,...,,5
N.,,,' c,|y ,crr,s ptCrs
crf.r ssr0
49,, ,t,g, ,,,.. ,,.,t,,,-,
..I..I ,,.,t. b., ,,I.t l,rye bnrsc cy,
c.'Iont location on Sorth cheyenne close
iu most ut this furniture Is mahogany
and walnut ~ the best sort well vontt.
lated house with good. dry basement and
furnace heat. house always iull ana mas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

BUSINESS property Tor sule by owner. Io-
catyd n Okumah, OKLA, IN pavement
M ~ cNfprCod concrete. front two
stuTieH. fiTst floor AANl1U fott. good rca
son for srlluug and priced right tor quick
sale. II, e.. Decker, ON,muh. OKLA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

water furnished, S45 per MONTH o''''
MAJ.
BIRCH. r. i355-One 7-room house. oa
Groom house Ter rent .-.-.-
BOULDER. n, 53s--ons-ha.f ~ ,.I5t.. It..
duplex modern. electric NE".s' UNIV
nlshrd, reasonable rent. j
CHAMBERS. 1Gl6--Fuur-touw house IN. H.
garage. I25. Barrett Bliss h'-'
Usage SO. --
CHEYENNE ~. $50 tIv'-rHHm w'-s..
fuII basement other houses ln NrAla'
for rent Phone 0s1gr 7t' -.
DENVER, s, 1l0i- soycn-ra"m house 'D'
garage. Osage a5i. ..-5-.--
DErROIT, s.. l50s-ElEht tr..r. "o.,,. "@.,,.
house. newly decorated. call u'1''
DANDY 6-roop bungalow hna...NL, ts,,, &C.
age. north size. fine loca'H" ''. 0''
DETROIT. s., 15l5-MoJ..u H Io.s I,.
hardwood floors. FRENCH n. Inn
ment. sleeping porch, ai'. .'. egsslf
"a rent by month or vi" give
= .h, ----.----.. s,ls-
EiGHT-ROON. a-story modern g.g
aO6 n. cheyenne, 500 per .sss
Thompson, COS Mayo R'dF ''-
ELWOOD. =. b2l-Twn .. h,tr
modern house, four bedroom. s6,I
upstairs, 500 per month ''. -.
ron RENT-New 7-room hu"-" ana D.
age, 500, Usage 9ltt.
FOR RENT-Tcu room nuus. ID" We
south side. Phone Cedar ---l.
FOR RENT-l7I2 S. Quiur". rs4-t
crn unfuruishcd bun.
Usage OsagC gs,L or orah
FOR Five-room h'" l,I
Guthrie Inquire next door '''''
por month. -r-.-
ron RENT-Fiyo-r0om buns Ni,h.
ing porch and garage a'..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
EMPLOYMENT.

sirtAT1nNs wNNTtp-MNtE ~
YOUNG MAN hookkgcprr fully acquainted
with terms Hr1 conditions iu 90 N'id
through practical experience. drslrea tr
mako permanent connection. rHN DaBEn
ltl Monday morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
real EsTATE FOR REM
FARMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-4o-acre Improved dairy farm
near Tulsa. ON paved road. Inquire a.
Security Bldg.
GO-ACRE farm for rent, very reasonable. {.
half mile from Nowata. can Cedar
lCgi Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

AN leaving city IN account of health and
offer AN autp accessory account backed
by national advertising. $500 will carry
you through. 72l s. Main, Usage 1907
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
nITsiNtss OrrORTINITIrs

RUsiNEss OrrOHTtNITIrs a.
A RELIABLE man wlth $500 Cau have
one-hulf Interest In food products
business, which viii make those inter
osted independent IN short time. LarEo
orders on hand. Profits 400 per cent
can draw $50 weekly wages. It's
monopoly. Experience unnrCrssary Ad-
dress box Ggt.F World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

WANTED Family wsahing. prices reason
aide. Mrs, May Davis, Wcstrope add
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

tAtl centrally located. neat. clean. up.
turdu'. plH"r making money. r,ut
rrasnnahi-. tst" ,aHh vita hau1lr Ihr deal
Tor husluyss Investment ,tu uR U y.
SkuntkF 81 Co. Cedar 1Hlk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

-FOUR ROOM moteTu duTI'N. DO. pa,-
nice mantel. re;rigoTa,.I m5a.s
ment and garage rent 2t' i
Call Usage 72Nl-l47g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
MODERN APARTMENT

No. ( West Seventeenth .r.- F,n.
rooms. tlc bathroom. H.g. t1,
water and janitor service. s4s rargs
and electrical fixtures. b,lI,
papcrcd ana painted
See ianitOr I'm basement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

best suburban grocery lu the city. south
side. high GLASS trade only, dnlng fine
nuslu,F. rhuuu Usage igla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
FINANCIAL.


HENi E>TNTE InNNs ~
WANTED tu buy notes 900 uuHt rrH.
estate. cen D-sE, al39
81 900 no tis10 Go loan pu Tu.fs r.u
estate secured BY rUIf mortgage.
straight twI y,urH. prompt s.rEi... Holly
man iilfurt MtE 60 Cedar 1ttl
WANTFD--TO nOHROw "a
{ WANT 10 borrow $4,000 .0 rIt.ara r,8l
estate worth 81. 900. IrItatr loan liu.
frfrnd Phone Cedar 1870
WANTED TO borrow $500. SECOND mort
gage, uu t.ruaIN modern U.Ha. .u pua.
ing Nddt'rs f2oE cor. world
WANrEu. secured uu'.a DssFe G1gt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

7INTER is closing down The money of many nations \H/ valueess outside their own boundaries Economic w and crop conditions aggravated over considerable
 by actual warfare last summer make fam ine with it's terrible train of of disease certain visitor until next harvest Inevitably the helpless children will suffer most No child grow to health and sanity the pul makesfts for food with which millions of European adults must content themselves this winter It is obvious that the remedy can come only from outside
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
An Appealto the People of Alabama
 for These Stricken, Helpless Children!

REE and onehaf million children eastern and central Europe have alternative to disaster between and next harvest except American aid Formon1s, because the needy were numerous and the available funds limited these most helpless sufferers the of have been admitted to American feeding stations only tragicay undernohed and have received American medical aid only if desperately threatened by death from disease.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

ts f'z sRrs
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-16
Testimonials Commencing
Work Of Evangelist Johnson

Rev. }. Wilbur Chapman, d. d,
saws Robert E. Johnson has been
associated with me in simultaneous
evangelistic campaigns and he has
done much independent work in the
different cities and towns in the mid
die Western country. l consider
him one of the sanest and safest
men l know and he is in every way
worthy of the Confidence of Christ
ian people with whom he labors.
Evangelist R. A Torrey, D. d..
known as the greatest Bible Teacher
of the World, says, 4 have known
the Rev. R. E. Johnson for several
years. Personally, I hold him in
the highest regard. He is in every
way a trustworthy man.
Rev. Stanley B. Roberts, ID. d..
great reformer and teacher and pas
tor of the Bethlehem Presbyterian
Church, Minneapolis. Minnesota,
writes. 1T has been my pleasure to
know the Rev. R. E. Johnson and his
work for several years and l am glao
TO say that l can speak of both III
the highest terms. Mr.. Johnson is a
gospel evangelist of great power and
a yerv successful campaigner for
souls. Wherever he goes, substan-
,ial results follow. | can recon-
mend him as an earnest, consecrated
man who will be safe to employ IN
eyangelistic meetings.
Testimonials are pouring into the
office of the General Chairman from
all parts of the country commencing
Evangelist Johnson and his party,
they having worked from ocean to
ocean for twenty one years in Evan
eelistic meetings.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-16
GREAT CROWDS THRONC
THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW

Huge AImoiN Packed From Fairly
In The Evening Until Late With
Crowds That Inspected The Auto
mobiles And Enjoyed The Music
i'll Program. Visitors Seemed
Greatly Pleased With The Show.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-16
To Control Sweet Potato Rot
Seven Demonstrations To BE Given
This Week

One reason why higher prices are
not realized for sweet potatoes IS
heavy loses in storage from diseased
tuberS.
In some cases as high as twenty
five per cent of the potatoes IN stor-
age have been lost this winter. TINS
represents a loss to farmers ana deal
ers of Dorchester County of at least
fiftv thousand dollars. This enor-
NOUS waste can be entirely elimi-
mated by a few simple precautions.
In order to teach the farmers OF the
county how to eliminate this trou-
BILE the County Agent has arran ged
for Prof, Jehte of the University OF
MARYLAND to spend Wednesday and
Thursday March 10th and 18th IN
Dorchester County. Demonstrations
will be given at the following sweet
potato houses.
Wednesday March 18th
A. NJ, Cox and Morgan's house
at East New Market.
1880 A. NJ, Osbourne Bros
house at Hurlock.
1P. NJ, Farmers Exchange mouse
at Hurlock. -
2:3O P. NJ. James Andrews house
at Hurlock.
Thursday March 18th
A. NJ. w. l. Donoho's house at
Vienna.
II A. NJ, Otis Corkran's house al
| RhodeSdale.
2P. NJ, A. J. Handy's house neal
| Cokesbury School.
It will be dollars in the pocket OF
every potato grower to attend these
! meetings. If you don't come you
| are throwing away money.
County Agen,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-16
DR.. VEST DELIGHTS
LADIES OF The CLUB
VERY Interesting Address Delivered
Before WOman'S Club Yesterday
Afternoon BY Well known Sur
econ OF Baltimore City.

DR.. Cecil W. Vest, the we'll known
surgeon OF Baltimore, who was a
member of the Medical Reserve
Corps during the war gave a very in
teresting and instructive address at
the Woman's Club Tuesday after
noon. DR.. Vest said that out of all
the horrors of war there usually
came some lasting good especially IN
medicine and surgery. Out of the
Crimean War for instance, through
the wonderful work Of Florence
Nightingale, came the idea oil the
trained women nurse and the tram
inS school for nurses. Out OF tne
SDanish-American war due 10 enof-
nous death-rate from typhoid fever.
came the discovery of the anti-ty-
phoid vaccine, Il discovery that was
OF ineStimable value IN tn" lale
war. Que of the great world war
came many new diseases with their
correspondence new treatments pre-
tentative and otherwise. one OF
the most important things learned
in surgery was new treatment 1of
fractures. Instead of keeping the
fracture in splints so long they were
treated by the new so-called open
method" But perhaps the greatest
discovery of all was the Bacon so
luton for sterilization Of wounds. IT
shortened the patients recovery by
weeks and was particularly eihcacl-
GUS in cases OF gas infection.
DR.. E E. Wolff also gave very
interesting and highly practical talk
on what the WOman's Club can do
:0r Cambridge" H. enumerated SeV-
eral concrete cases. in which the
Woman's Club could be of aid in
| helping to stimulate public interest
and in helping to mold public opin-
ion.
He spoke particularly of the need
of a district nurse Of a campaign
| for cleanup week; of campaign
against flies; Of the necessity of pure
and sanitary milk; and of many
other conditions which the influence
| of the Woman's Club could help
| remedy.
The musical part of the program
| was given by Miss Margaret Matt
hews and Mrs. John Z. Croft. After
r,.e pr34lam frult-punch was seIY-
| ed.
Mrs. Howard Bennett was hostess.
Next week the program Viii be
! in charge Of the Civic Department.
| Prof. Ransom will address the
| club
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-16

Sandwiches. pies. cake, milk and
caramels on sale at the Armory.
Lunch to the right as one enters the
hall
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-16

Looking at it from most every
angle il would certainly seem that
the first Automobile Show in Cam
bridge is q great success. From the
point of attendance. Judging from
those who inspected the cars last
night. nothing better could be asked,
for the Armory was packed almost
from the time the doors were opened
until closing time. the crowd being
estimated at least q thousand. Now
when the amount Of space occupied
by the automobiles on exhibition is
taken into consideration, it will be
seen that there was not so very much
room left for the public. just down
the aiSlcS. etc.
From the point of sales we'll, one
or more sales We're closed at the
show last night and there are said to
be quite Il great many in the course
of negotiation. and, undoubtedly, a
number OF these will be closed be
fore the Show ends.
From lie entertainments per. of
view, oyrryoh" around Callt ridge
knows that The Merry Concert Rano
can clay. but /" hey want u r"cCm-
menG3:',n al! thy hav" % do is to
ask kC%n peop'r from 4 distance
who W ~ there l2rr nigAL and heard
them pay for n hour; they'll say
they can play; they'll say they sure
ly can produce music; they certainly
seclr"d thui" pest ta&l night and
SCENE; ~ enjoy ne pla,ln@ as much
as IN, e .-.,,t er.>%,d 'foir m;;slC
Out in the hall tn" rrfrcshment
counter did = Gorri@hir.-; business;
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-16
About $lOO Needed

Nearly One Hundred Dollars is
needed to complete payment on the
Bronze Memo rial Tablet which is be-
ing placed al the entrance of the
Cambridge ArmOry TO perpetually
commemorate the memory OF the
Dorchester County men who loSt
their lives while in the military ser
vice of their country during the re-
cent Worldwide war. y number OF
patriotic citizens have already con-
trfbuted to this most worthy cause,
the contributors ranging from 81 to
s25. AS this tablet must be paid
for within the next few days, it is
urged that those citizens who have
not already made a contribution and
who feel that they would like to join
in this modest movement to pay tri-
butte TO our hOnored dead, send their
subscriptions to =. Watson Webb,
Treasurer, Cambridge. Md, at once.