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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30
Emory

A happy and prosperous New Yoar
to all.
BE sure and attend our Church
Xmas entertainment on Sunday night,
January Il Come out and swell the
crowd.
MIR. Walter Mummaugh killed eight
hogs last week that Weighed 2470
pounds as follows 391, $50, 387is.
S6T :1s, and June pigs 2l5is, 2O4 and
200
AR AIyah Burk spent Christmas ia
Baltimore. ~
Mr.. and Mrs, William Green and
family OF Arcadia. spent Sunday with
Mr.. c. G. Raver and Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Leight enter
tanned on Monday the following: MIR.
and Mrs Claude Leight and chiIdrtn,
Evelyn and Marie, OF Fowblesburg.
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Falkner and
son. Arthur. Jra OF Lauraville.
Mr. and Mrs Bradley Carr enter.
tanned the following: All. and Mrs.
Harold Spencer and family, of Bethel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30
ELECrION or DIRECTORS.

Tho stockholders Of the Woodbine
National Bank Of woodbine, Md, ars
hereby notified that The regular
meeting Tor the election OF III Di.
rectors Of this Bank will be held d
the Banking Building IN WoodbIns
on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1924. be-
tween the hours Of D. N. and D. N
HARRY s. owiNcs,
dec le-lt Cashier
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30
ID p Square Perches of Land, more or Il


sto Q nsado orr carrie o
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30
NO. ssas EQUITY.

Ia the Circuit cour; Cor carroll County.
sitting ass Court u Equity.
ieT. K0ohtz and others, Plaintiffs. ". Rue
ssli ~ koontz, infant Defendant.
Ordered thia 1ist day 81 December A. D.. 1871
that the account 81 the Auditor flied IA this caus,
be finally ratified and confirmed. unless cause 4,
the contrary thereof be shown On o. before ths
9TH day u January next provided copy 81
this order be inserted for two successive week.
before the Lash named day Ia Aofna newspaper
published IN Carroll county.
EDWIN M.'MELLoR. j.. clork.
True Copy Test
EDWIN N. MELLoR Jr.. Clerk
slee 9a-et
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30

Mf and Mrs Roy Carr md famu and
Mr and Mrs howard carr and rain-
lly, ot Baltimore.
Afss Carrie Bond had hef tpnsfls re-
moved az 81 Agnes Hospital several
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrg Nicholas Mummaugh
spent the past week with their son.
Mr. Geo. Mummaukh and family. and
Mr. and Mrs William Westaway. oi
'atapaep
We are glad "a hear that Mr. Walter
en- who ta slill ~ the Maryland Cen.
.eral tlnaultal, IL Improving
Mr and Mrs Walter NummauRIi
we're in baltimore last Friday
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30
So Acres, 8 Foods & 10
SQUARE PERcHES,

more or less. improved with a two
story dwelling house, barn and other
necessary outbuildings, now occupied
By Jacob r. Trenton, and formerly
owned BY Nathaniel Z Lippy.
The land Is in high state Of cuIti-
walton and Is one OF the best farms IN
the netghborh0od
Possession viii be given Immediately
after ratification Of sale.
Terms nf Sale $500 90 cash to be
paid on day OF sale and the balance
on the ratification OF sale by the
court.
IVAN L. H0FF,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
ivan +, Hon, Attorney dec16-4t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30
NotiCe /!

Having Purchased Metal Forms.
1ixerand Hoist. | am prepared to
ontraet for complete Concreta
silos. e. my prices,
HENRY GOBRI0HT.
June s6-tk New Windsor, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30

AFTER A HARD DAYS VUII. THINh
WHAT A RfDE IN A NASH
WOULD MEAN
FIEOUNFELTER BROS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-30

4 writer sayg nine-tenths Of the
people know low 70 drive q car. Egl-
IDENTIFY he hasn't studied the police
court records Mansfield News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
TAI|CAbs HAVE INVADED
ROME AND ARE WELCOMED
Regular New York Variety,
Brightly Painted. Win Coin
Prom Pockets Of Pleasure
Loving Italians

Rome June Taxisa1s have lus'
Invaded Rome New arigAlly paint
e vehicles similar to ,hoSe u Ne~
YORK h4ve Just made their Apq~AE-
ance. revlNcing as many horse drawn
CA.s nh5eh have held Sway Il iAa
capitol a re Caesars to- centuries
The .An.c4h. thuagA welcomed wsis
or.el arms BY the general aasS cf
Romsus hss mel for yess stone
wall opposition Ter TIE Fghs 10 o.--
ells,e in Rou4n Streets The s.s5@
cAb drivers and lsvery meg toagAs
its use and warned she ssiv admin
isiranca SAey woald he defeated s.,
a,ecuou Il 'he ,Axicsss wsre sdrast.
tea
The opposition Nzs sn e meAusra
fe4n overcome hlt there stu rA-
uAsrs some cab drivers rresudice
zeasnss motor vehicles ia shelr trsi-
ness They hAve insissas that sAe
e4Alsteu-s ne mainly r~crpited from
IRE cse drivers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
|DOAN'S kIRSs1 PIfIs
6oe al all Drug Stores
foster Nfllsrn Co riie As-bmk.la. NJ

vlded free under the endowment
rlAn There viii be SCI aside in he
building A room for each Of the
- states u ih- Union The Amer
caa league viii he given head
quarters there. as vlll The Dis,rlc.
national guard snd olher patriotic
examinations The auditorium Of the
editiee all hase a capacity o. 7.ooa
seas
Designed with an exterior whieh
w.ll raake II supreme among the
architectural giories or the world.
the memorial building will reach the
acme ot service through It's Interior
arrangement. On the groand floor
~ill be rooms set aside az museums
for the archires and relics OF the
nations great struggles FOR liberty.
Tor the building is 20 be Commemorate
the deeds o. the soldiers Of '7s. who
established iibery, as ~ell as Of the
boys Of n. who maintained 1t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
VETERAN Of "GARIBALD|'s
1000 VOLUNTEERS, DEAD
Fought For the Independence Of
Italy and Was Wounded
Twice: on volturno
Battlefields

l-oadoa. Jane lilies Szmhon.
aged ~. one az CariA2lafs fAnap
thoa>and volunteers wao fougAs tor
tae independence of lsAly has ,as,
cse1 herr tie w2s twace ~oandes
OF the yoigurno Aatflefelds
A. one time owned 8 remarkable
eosiecticn q ancient objects ilnstrA
tive of the history q tse tAsatre
tAruughou; the ages TAis Vas ac-
qaired by tie Italian government zna
ROW forms tie maseara O.. The SeA.A
Theatre in Milan. He was sl@o II 2
anfhcr q 8 uotAh'e work on CONS
Samhon married LAa-4 Eii1Abesh
Day relative of CAArles Dickens
And deoendeni a Wits Bering tAa
navigator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

- : ! + : = = y : : : :
TIE snosAeTs De- s2r-Eent q The
American Legion held an interesting
meeting June Sr1 AFr-nz eEae1's
Se-e made for foEers % ee seat 10
NE faneFA. OF SonTaae Reese. color
4 reporter -is chosen and coarse
q study s1oP-ea- "a Good S4s1Fen :
sa'2' MA5 SAID ne women ci12
xa-t 70 Foie' ~Aea these nos1ers,
sFndy. ~ order Y Fc.e more insells-
s,n1F io zIc~ Aov 70 Tose
\ picnic ~2s Also arranged n n97cf
q ne Fathers Said pscaie . oe
aeia Jane is'A a. Mineral Wells P4ik
also Oklahoma Day and he mosasrs
have made i Fathers D1y tbs year
When PeFsalAzs siooi a L-Ai-yeise 5
tomb
And the ~oFid, aeld = dsarih a
his speech -zs aFief and 70 ne p.oanf,
i-as4teIie. We arc Here
And 80 ye Fathers we zEe calling
yo1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
I%'T|Z" FOR SORE,
1 TIRED FEET--AH s!
"1f1" Is grand for sching, swol-
len tender, ealloused feet
or Germs.

Az ~h.t rs'is, No mora sirss isst.
10 more hxlrnirg fest; - n19-e swe. "a,
aching tender. swaAsv tess No aTe
soreness in carns. e2..osSes. hnla1s
No matter what ais yoaE tsss G. = a1t
under the sHn yo4'xs s-iea wssaoct get
ting relief. lGst use -TiG Isr is tse
oniy remedy TIA. draws eut al tie
poisonous exnizs;o-s wAsA Fes 20 tas
feet Tie cures yo1r io.as tFoas.s -
yoall never limp @ dEzw aP sea- face
ln pain. Your sA0<s vons ssea iigas
xnd your fees win 1ever. never a1rt -
get sore knd sEcllea. IkInk & i, 10
uore foot miseEy. 70 uore 2eozy i-cz
ecrns. e4lieases 0F buBioas.
Ge; ; box 81 arr drag Stare ~ &C.
rSrtnsat store 2rd esi Instant reiisf-
Wear sna4neT >Aoss 1slSt enss try
'-Tis" Get a vhoie yc4r'- foss essz
fort for only ; few c<Ats Think 4 K
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
REMAINING HAVANA
STREETS NOT POPULAR
Modern Celebrities Are Hon
ored" In New System Adopt
ed BY Government of
Cuban Capital

Havana C1t1. June T. Remaining 7
Havana streets in honor al modern
celebrities is practice Of the els
councl that causes much woe Is
Aassness houses postal Officials an
tourists. Sometimes the name of
teoroagefare is changed for just >
sew block and then the difficulty Is
Increased. Toe ileoqle sometimes
disregard ihe new names altoeother
The council recently ~znnoance3
thAt hereafter oReffy street u'oult
be kn0~n as PFesiden, zay4s stree
ard CAlxs1o de Ia lnfznfA as Asenu
President Menocai. IN honor resg~e
lively u the president and ressrins
president q cuba
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
MOSCOW CITIZENS ARE
LOVERS OF BALLET

Helslnsto-s. jane --Tae CHE.
distraction q TIE people n Nosoo~
s. the opera and ballet say PERSONS
w'.o hsv4 iast come CIT z Russia
Exquisite performances ara given
~ sngsrs Ind dancers. many Of
whom are hiEhly @2ucsied ard re-
essye ss5ssg ra5ies night Tickets
for seats are ostensihly free hns ARE
~noatainAble without pull o.
smolnm=nts for subordina;es
Mc;son psc,ares programs are de-
votet chiefly 20 groragands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
Sunday School Campaign
To Be Intensified

~ inception IN Syracuse. New Torx.
n 1889. when Marshall A. Hudson a.
that city organized SUNDAY srhoa.
class from among group az yours
men vao we're vzisinE outside :
church 10 escort young women hone
from tie services Tke organization
soon became world wide Mr. Hu1-
son. TIE frs, pressder. q tAe aniaa.
stiil holds thai pc<i;ioa He. vita
Arthur A Hampton Of Detroit. seore-
tAry. 2n3 Miss Henrsesf2 He-ou II
Cincinnati Ohio. and { II. Bel. tr
o. Cleveland. conprise the board ..
ooutrol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
EhGlsH AND FRENCH
WARES BANNED, HAMBURG

hamhurs Jane Pro p5efors 1f
eoie.s and restaurants ia H4-h9T-
hAva tae.Arsa q boycott Aginss Eng
Nsh ana TrearA wares as a-eseS
against THE .us,isarson as :he zllie
era5ises On she Rhine
Frsncs w.nes and lsepo-s ard Kas-
lisa preserves zre no longer in 4av
restaurant ~ wi-eraou Az etisE.
IS being rrade to ex'ena re t0yeo.-
= n-.s- --.-as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
Why Grow Cd
Before Your lime?

X isui years alone that make cae
csa Many foiSs a7e yoaugsr a. q
than others ara al g A lams. bent
lack. stiff achv joints. raeam&sae
aaina tAa eycsight. and aiseder IRE
gn.arss ies are often due 70 kldney
weakness and act advancing wears.
ncnt iei weak kidneys Age you Ise
noans kisney pills Doans have
made LIE more comfortable fer thou
sands of elderly folks ASA your
aeikhbor'
-ERE'S 4 GUTHRIE CASE.
MrS Wn Bakcr lii4 W Logan
81. GutAr.e. saws ~When I did ans
heavy work. my hack panied me foF
f4ys after There VAS sore ache
.as. sto1t ny llps aid sides. read
e Doans Kidney PE,s and bought
taem AZ Woaganos Bros Drug S,ore
The first hcx proved The merits Of
this medicine. SO ! kept taking them
aad all ;he pain LETT nv back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Detroit. MicA. Jane Plans for
extending she ~ork q fhe ursanaaA
sior 4st for forsniag state Associa p
roas in every state in he ooaHtT-
wnl oe mapped at sAe 2nz4a. Goa
reation o. the World ws5e BAE&ca
PhnztAesa Union. to be helz her
jane - 10 81 Toe Union. composed
e sunday school elasses a al
Fr1rarelss.iczl churches. and ~lsa a.
ganlsstioas fh-euEaosf EAe woTac.
has membership os mere ih4n -
naase persons
The BAraca PhlagheS THion hal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

EaaCh2vps. Brazilian aviator. r.
Ieenily flew from Rio JanelFo. Brazs.
10 Buenos Aires. Argeasine. in less
itzn five days frying CHrtass
Or.ole With Ks motor. The pilot COW
cred .sss miles on his route in -
hours and ~ minutes Several pre
yious aerial efforts 10 link the tao
s4p.fols had failed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
Stomach +.
on Strike
20 Years

EAsonie is wonderful" ssvs c.
W. Barton. q bad beso Q sufferer
troU stomach uonhie Ter 20 yeoss
and nov ! am vs4.''
Eatonic go right atses he eanss
Of stomach frcahies By taking up snd
carrying cus We scSdity and raees
and Of ecurss. vheu she case 6 r.
novsd. she sufisrss sses veli. II yss
eavs sournsss. bsicAlna. in.siessson.
food repeating cr any oshes ston -
trouble lake Easonsc sab.sas afune
sacA meal sad nnd ss,sef. oBss bu1
sosu orly . tras vssh yous dsae-
eist's gusxantae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
II COSTS MONEY 10 TRANEl

NH -fcN rzti-n46 fares ard high :
- Ao'ei ots's fewer re ne this vesr
wi.i SO sn nss,sh resorts "a go rid
~ mErst4ss in tie sy<'srv ia; cause
Rheumatic rs'ns. hscsAehe. swaiiAn
sore and Fslnt''' seints snS muscles
n vca heed relief All 7a not wsvf
"a eag- home ~ Foley kidney Pills
sold Eyerywnere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
eErrlNe ALONG COOP

Women are - srest Sufferers fr0r
kidney and bladder ailments Is mes
Mrs C2r@s. Box @l. r = d No .
Ndd.etCvn. y H.. ~Tlies 4 Ia
ksd-ey trouble ever since was
i.isie grl b4f arm getting zlon.
good since nave taken Foley Kid
neY Pills They help the kidaeys
Sold Eycrs ~aere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
FOLEY GTHARnC TABLETS
Aks@ Sor-scA Seecf liver AssN~ Bssasss r IL

The Chinese pocket dictionary con.
lains DO less that la.0.A characters
which one must learn in order TO
e.Aim any real familiarity with the
Language However. an acquainfancs
with ee'p or 4coe symbols Is all
that the average native has. and IS
said 10 be possible to get along VITA
q vocabulary OF 00e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

RainAo~s vary greatly with ,Ae
ze os the rasaTops in which tAeg
are formed Large drops pro1.cs
us-row and distinctly colored bows
small drops. broad aad whitish bows.
LAMAR r2into~s tend 70 he eolorsess
on account al their feeble illnmina
Jicn. 20 brightly coiored lunar rala-
aows are sometimes seen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
VICTORY MEMORIAL BUILD
ING TO Be STARTED IN FALL
Shrine To Cost so, ,0o0, 900 VIII
Be National Tribute To the
Soldiers: Contributions
From All Sections

Washington. a c. jane The
most nomertoas protest 10 eoae
70 the fore in recent wears il
consfructioa ciFclss hese Uas ar
nouncea dnrine the week BY Mrs.
henry = Dimock. president - tae
Georse Washington Memorial Asso-
Gin ION. when she stated thar in the
fall ground wiii b. broken foy sA-
proposed seaooq eee naslonal victory
emasorial on sigs al Seventh and
| d streets northwest
Already hall million las beea
pied sed throughout the country and.
- tsvess recenfy appropyi4;ssd The
site The safe of Tennessee during
she week offered a subscription o.
lesece
4 greA. national esmmil,ee o.
leo promsnent men and women 81 The
oantTy ~ili direct the development
u the memorial FROM this tine o. ii
also was announced recently The
committee is no~ being formed
Members ot the Presidents cab
ae'. including Secretary Weexs.
Hughes. Hoover and Mellon. hare
tccepi "a ueml.eTshsp or the com
nitfee. Mrs. Dimoek sid Former
Gstrfc; Commissioned Henry b r
dAefarisRd Mli'oa r. Allies, lohn
oy Edsoa. Corcoran Them sna
her prortneni washingsoaiAas viii
erve on the committee.
VIII Sc ma ionsl trsbu,e"
Reports coming ia from the states
y an enihnsiAstic response ~ the
eogle 10 ;he suggestion that there
bah he erected IN Washington.
reas national tribute from 3 grate-
ul country TO It's gsllan. soldiers
as,ors ard marines caused Mrs
gmock .odAv y rredsct that sne
sctory building 81 he an accom-
lichest fass ~,aiH three or <onr
ears
The architectural fsaiare of the
.ciory Building. an immense dome
o De studded with -four million
.ars representing the sons and
4nghiers ~ America who were IN
a.. 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

the jaShiaE. stabbing pain q il stops
for 81 urne. ss~.s'
No corn. hard or soft IS too o.d
or too deeply scoted TO ressst Gets
IT, Immediately ii dries and shrsveIs,
the edges loosen from the true f4esn
and soon yon can peel il right of
with Your fingers as gzinlessiy As
yc1 tram your nails
Don't c0dolf corn pests Don 1
nurse and pamPer them- D0At cut
and trim them. REMOVE the<n with
-GETS-IT-@ Cost rifle ~ any
drug sior- MID by z Lawrence &
Co Chicago
Sold in Guthrie by r. B. Lille and
Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Tsle wholesale clothing mAnufAcsar
ers in Great Britain have agreed to
grant wage increases to their work
erS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

A French scientist has evolved a
system for -eluven2ting used luhriea-
ting oils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
"Gets-It"
Ends All :
Corns

Jas; As Goo1 Fer CasiGseS Money
6zek n II Fails
Talrtv seconds after yoa touch The
corn witA ihis lQasd corn remove
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Gresi public concer,s. lectures anI
other entertainer. eln b pra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
TR|bUTEFORN new
EPISCOPAL RECTOR
Minneapolis Association Re.
grets Losing Dr.. Freeman,
En- Route to D. C..

Resolutions setting forth his leader
ship in community affairs and express
ing wishes for his future success were
adopted by the directors Of the Mime
,polis (Minn.) Civic and Commerce As
lanes e. Freeman, who has resiEned a.
pastor Of st. Marks Episcopal Church
Of that city to come here aS rector OF
he Church Of the Epiphany.
DR.. Freeman IL expected TO reach
Washington tomorrow to participate IN
'ow evening to be held In st. Stephens
Episcopal Church.
The resolutions set forth that DR..
Freeman has been one Of the leaders Of
The association since lite inception: "Aa
a true leader in community affairs he
science was struggling to ind itself:
when civic endeavor lacked organization
and purpose; when there was crying
need for a more envisioned leadership.
Through his vigorous personality and
splendid idealism. Dr. Freeman was one
together potent forces and placing them
"ntier a new leadership"
Further. the resolutions set forth that
the association sees the deep impress
sion that his idealism has made upon
the general consciousness Of the entire
church. but through his presence on this
directorate and through his association
with numerous other bodies. We fee
certain that we voice the sentiment G
thousands Of Minneapolitans in our feel
qualification that he will through his
new and important post ct the National
Capital have an even wider opportunity
TO arouse the public consciousness to
better things and higher Visions
Dr. Freeman was the Fuest Of honor
night at the Minneapolis Club, which
was attended by several hundred lead.
ing business men Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Signs Contract to
Increase Rainfall,
: $4,000 for an Inch

MEDICINE HAT. Alta, Febru-
my IA contract calling for
Increased rainfall for this terri.
tory between next May 1 and
August was signed yesterday
sociation with "RainmakeF"
Hatfield.
Just how the ra1nstormS are
20 be made to order IN not set
inch, with q maximum Of g..
coo for q four.inch rainfall. He
ene-half the total precipitation,
the Inference in the contract
being that Providence deserves
credit fer the other half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
ENDORSE PLAN TO BETTER
THE STREET RAIL WAYS
Local Organizations Approve q. s
Chamber Of Commerce Rec
concentrations.

Tho Board Of Trade and nve other
commercial and Industrial organisations
IN tho District Of Columbia have record
ed themselves in favor Of a comprehen-
sive program looking to Improvement OF
the nations street railways, the Ameri-
can Electric Railway Association has
announced.
Tho result Of their vote on a referen.
dunn on public utilities. conducted by the
Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
States. shows they unanimously ap.
proved all the eight recommendations
advanced by the public utilities com.
mittee Of the chamber. The organiza.
tons which voted In the District are
the Board Of Trade. Associated General
Contractors Of America, National Coal
Association, National League Of Com.
mercial Merchants. American Drus
Manufacturers Association and the Ma.
tional Drug Trade Conference.
The propositions they approved in
clude conservation Of existing traction
facilities; private ownership and opera
ton; provision against the consequences
Of unfair competition; that all burdens
unrelated to the service performed should
be removed from the street railways
official responsibility should be definitely
fixed for the application Of regulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01

designed to make available the credit
Of 100000 established by the United
States government for the benefit Of
that country.
The other members Of the commits
sion are Judge F. E. r. Johnson Of
the Liberian supreme court and John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
LIFE TERM FOB sLAYER,

Hamp Kirby. on trial in connection
with the killing Of Don Stephenson.
prohibition enforcement deputy. and
the wounding Of two other officers
was found guilty. by the jury shortly
after z o'clock last night. and his
punishment fixed at life imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
BOYS HELD FOR ROBBERY.

James n. L. Digs md Cecil Robin
son. two colored boys charged Jointly
with robbery. were given . pgsaln-
mary hearing yesterday before Judge
on the default Of . bond Of q, 80 each
to await action Of the grand Jury.
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COINS 43,084,352 PIECES.
Mint Makes Much Foreign Money.
panniea T,ead norn ss4ic lntn1t.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-The
Philadelphia mint coined 43.oS4.352
pieces Of money in January, it was
announced today. OF those 1880.
352 were for Cuba, Colombia, Peru
and Venezuela and the rest domestic
coinage.
One-cent pieces led the domestic
coinage, 2e,05o.000 being made in the
month. Quarter dollars came next,
with $4,000. Other coins made
were az follows: Dimes, 1.230,000;
nickels. 1.032.00o, and half dollars.
24e,ooo.
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Il. Morris. former secretary Of the
treasury. They will arrive here about
the middle Of February, and will at
tend the Inauguration of President
Harding.
Ernest Lyon, Liberian consul gen.
eral to the United States is arranging
for conferences between the commits
sion and officials Of this government.
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and each company should seek to have
available for the public, at all times,
facts az to the results Of operation and
should have resident responsible execu-
tives thoroughly conversant with local
requirements.
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SEEKS s5,o00,o00 FUND.

A commission from Liberia, headed
by c. D. B. King, president of the
African republic, has left Monrovia
on q diplomatic mission to this city
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Mary Queen Of Scots was an ardent
golf player.