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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-14
ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS
COlOcaciones.

MAYAGUEz Y PONCE: -Necesitamos
persona competente y de responsible
dad que pueda producer gran cantidad
de ropa interior bordada. Escribanos o
pase por nuestra oficina principal en- San
Juan. Allen 81. D. E sicher y Co., Inc.
Ills.
OPORTUNIDAD:-V casa rueva,
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propia para familia para establecer un
Inegocio de cualquier clase, pues queJa
frente la puerta Principal almacan de
Despalillado v escogido que va a emplear
doscientas mujeres. Tan1bien vendo niue
bles de sala de fina MADEIRA, asientos pelu
che nuevos, para familia ofcina de
lujo. Precio m6dico. Informaran ell due
10 en- la misma.-4-15.
TOR QUE forzar y danarse los ojos
tratando de enhebrar una aguja? Nues-
ira aguja la puede enhebrar un ciego.
Visite su establecimientc favorito pida
que lie haga una demostraci6n, diri-
jase Pagan. Bros. P. o. Box 1909 Te-
l6fono 1921, San Juan.-4-20
soLAR.-se vende un buen solar de
1924 metros cerca de la estaci6a Ia
Heres, en- la calle "Hoare" colindante
con la via del ferrocarril, prop6gito
para fabricar viviendss almacenes.
Informaran: p! o. Box 334. San Juan,
fP. R. A-26
MECANICo:-.- Necesitam9s lno, para
trabajar en- nuestro departamento. de
n maquinas de escribir Underwood No
escriba. Venga personalmente, Los Mu
chachos Sues. de A. Mayol y Co.-4-2o
COLOCACION.- Ofrezco una bpena co,
locacion de repostero en- mi establagi-
miento en- Rio Piedras, calle Mufloz Ri
vera No. %, Debe ser una persona en-
,tendida competente en- ell trabajo. Tam
bien necesito un segundo cocinero 0 CO.
cinera. Las personas que Sc cream capa-
ritadas deben pasar per aqui y verse
conmigo embellishments. La Margari
ta", Rio Piedras, P R.--42o.
NECESITAMOS una deshiladora exper-
ia y operarias para hacer modelos Ien
nuestro taller. Deberan solicitar sola-
mente personas entendidas. D.rijass
personalmente cLAssBERG. Lura 81
altos. 4-14
Sc NEcEsITA UN sERENo. Sc pre-
fere uno que haya tenido experiencia
como guardia policia Sc requieren car
tas de recommendation. Dirijase perso-
nalmente a la Universidad de Puereo
Rico Rio Piedras, Oficina del Dean, 4-16
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La velada en- Ell ''Club
Deportivo'' de Ponce

Seguidamente las sefloritas Marga-
rita Villaronga Y zaida Neuman eje-
cutarcn al piano, a cuatro nanos, la
Rapsodia Hungara No. 8, de Liszt. bri
llantemente interpretada.
Luego vino la presentation del ~.Club
Filarm6nico'' que Sc estreno con la
opera de Madame Butterfly.
Sigui6 en- turno Ia recitaci6n de Gel.
Guantei', /, de Schiller, por la Srta. Con
chita Rodriguez, muy aplandida; ter
mino la primera parte con ba1lables
por La nina Theodore Kurrels, mime
70 preciosisimo que merecio los hoaores
de la repetici6n.
La segunaa .parte Sc cc-npania de
los ntmeros s,guientes: Marcia Lo-
raine' y walls .Loin du Bal por Ell
"Club Filarmonico - Meditation de
9Thais" violin, por ell sr. Porrata
Doria, con acompanamiento al piano
por la Sra. otero vfuda de Vega muy
tierna y magnifcamente ejecutada Fue
aplandida con visible entusiasmo.
Recitacion de la 'sserenata de schu
BERT, de Gutierrez Najera, por la
srta. Nelly ParOdi, con acompanamien-
to de violin por don Juan Melia. Tam
bien muy aplaudidos.
Luego TOGO el turno los cuples de
actualioad cantados por la srta. Nelly
Parodl. Sus versos fueron alusivos a
varios caba4Ieros ALI presentes aun-
que su autor o autora no ha querldo
revelar su nombre, merece la mas calu
rosa felicitacion, por haber puesto en-
aquellos tai gracejo, tales chistes fes-
tlvos y oportunos, fruto de una inge-
niosa imagination, que fueron acogidos
y celebrates con el mayor entusiasmo.
hacienda las delicias del auditorio.
Y termino Ell acto con el intermezzo
de Madame Butterfly, interpretado
en- caracter por las Srtas. Parodi
Rodriguez, desarrollando mimicamente
un interesantisimo dialogo mudo. de
sabor japones, mientras ell .'club Fl
larmonico'' ejecutaba ell trozo musl-
cal que lie corresponds ese nlismo MI
nero en- la opera. Gust6 mucho y fue
necesario repetirlo.
Y este cronista, que cree interpreter
los deseos mas sinceros de todos sus
compaferos del "Club F1& rinonico"
" de su caro- Director, Sc complace en-
dar las mas expresivas gracias todos
sus admiradores por Ia enthusiastic AGO.
gida y agasajos que le prodigaron, ha
ciendole repetir la marcha Lorraine
el .svals Loin du Ball y aplaudien-
do la selection, de Madame Butter
fly, tan calurosamente, que dieron lu
gar a que aparecieran en- escena ell di-
rector Y TODD Ell personal dc dicha or
Questa, en- senal de gratitud tan bri.
nante demostraci6n de simpatia al
DR.. don Guillermo Salazar, que estuvo
siempre junto al .Club Filarmonico'
durante el concerto, como 81 hubiese
querido contribuir al triunfo de aquel,
con los enuvios de stl alma de artista
de exquisite gusto.
T,cdo. Fernandez .CORONAS.
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PAco De DIviDENDo

Acordado por conseo Administrator de soeedad
repartir un "Dydendo Active Provisional por de
los benecos obtenidos primer seestrs. teninado 81
benta de diciembrc novecenos veine. ds
eeccio social montante al cuaro por cento sobre
valor de las acciones de la primera serie sobre los
ochenta dollars pagados hasa fcha de las
la segunda serie, avsa por presens los seores
que desde ell dia actual mes las horas ha-
bes de Gaia queda alberto pago de dcho dvdsndo pu-
dendo, tanto desde la referda fecha pasar po se
tara del Banco para recoger correspondenes papse
San. Juan. P. r., II de Abri de 1921
Ell PRESIDENTE, EL sEcRETARlo.
Rafael Fabian. p. Rccafort.
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a QUEEN 1NTEREsE


Por haber vencido Ell contrato de
arrendamiento, vendo una vaqueria 81
tuada en- Pueblo viejo con sesenta ca
bezas de ganado mas . menos. Juan G
canejas Pueblo Viejo 4-1S
Sc VENDE una hernscsa quinta en- 10 lne
jor del Condado, con sin muebles. Es-
pl6ndido solar Facilidades para Ell pa
go. Informaran apartado 769.-P.
Sc VEEDE una esplendida finca en- II
carretera de Trujillo Alto-75 cuerdas
veinte minutes de San Juan en- auto
m6vil. Tiene casa de campo muy CO
moda con todo ell comfort moderno, aqua
corriente, p1anta de luz electrical, tee
fono, etc, 40 cuerdas de- cafa, buenas
aguas, casa de mayordomo, etc. Facili
dades para cl pago Informaran Anarta
do 769, San Juan.-P.
FOR SALE beautiful home in the bes
place in 'El Condado". With or with
cut furniture. Beautiful lot. Easy pay
>ments. Address, P. o. Box 769 p
CASA EN- BAYAMoN.-s vende una
recien ccnstruida, de. MADEIRA, cSnoda
vcntilada; sitio delicioso, a la entrad
del pueblo ,por la Carretera Nueva. In
forres: Box 81, Bayamon, P. R.-4-26
Sc yENDE un mag ifco Piano mar
Tonk' 4nformaran Cruz 4S.-4-20.
Sc vENDE en- sdcs mil dolares ura casa
cuya renta es de sS5OO Un ford casi
nuevo con ''self-start''. Sc necestta IL
socio para un negocio de vaqusria va
establecido por no poderlo atender s.
6uefio. Inforlnaran carretera 40, Fe,i
ciaro Hcrmanos.-
Sc TEsEAN vender dos carros para
invalidcs Para informes, Luna So. Ma
nuel Mel6ndez. $50.
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Sc vende.

Sc w I0E:- Un piano KNABE
GEAND en- excelentes condolences:
Gaia dc caoba. Sra. H w. Dooley,
Kings Court, santurce. 7.
Sc vENDEN BARATo.- Herramien-
tas para taller de herrera, carpinteria,
talabarteria. Tambien algunos materia-
les. Una mAquina de montar gomas, con
sus accessories. Para informes dirijase
al apartado n1mero 516, Caguas, Puerto
Rico.-4-14.
SOMBREROS:-V Vendemos forros para
scmbreros demas materiales para Ell
ofcio. Especial atenci6n al G. o. D..
C. Perez Alvarez, S. en- c., antes Suceso
res de j. Cid, San Francisco 95.-4-22.
S0UIBB. La insuperable LHCHE DE
MAGNESIA, es la que mejores resulta-
dos esta dando en- esta isla. En- todas
Las Farmacias de primera clase. 4-22
VRNDO JUEGO MUEBLEs BEJU 80
TTENE~ IA piezas color amarillo ra-
lilo. Cast nuevo. Tambi5n vendo b anco
zinc S14. quintal. solicita sonor Rosa
rio Ortiz. Edifcio Borinquen 6, Tel. SGT
regro 4-19
LAS DAMAs 6RfoRR1oUENAs pre-
feren el ALCoHoLADo SANTA ANA
(sALUTINA) por su perfume agradabi
lisimo por su eficacia para fricciones.
Insustituible como aqua de tocador. Lo
detallan en- San Juan: Bazar Giusti, Con
zalez Padin Co., Los Muchachos, La Nue
va Perla. La Bayamoresa, todos los
establecimientos farmacias de primer
orden. 4-22
{ NTAQUINA DE GRABAR METALES
Sc vende una nueva, marca "The
Eaton and Glover co.., precio de fa-
brica, con accessories instrucciones. G.
A., Box 4t5, Tel6fono 1891, San Juan.
$50.
Sc VENDE un caro- BUICK Modelo
1921 de se.s pasajeros completanente
ruevo. Para informes dirijase a r. G..
P, Apartado 326, Mayaguez, P. R.-4-2o
CRIsTAIES Y EsPEJos. : -vendemos
de todas clases de nuestros representan-
ties Hires Turner Glass Co. Precios
1ndiscutibles Tenemcs cristal alarnbra-
do acanalado. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10,
San Juan.-5-4.
vIDRIERAs MosTRADoR MODER-
NAS-V -Vendemos de cinco y seis pies dc
largo. A precios de fabrica. Quedan muy
pocas Apres6rese. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz
10, San Juan.--5-4.
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Sc STRIVE arena de snagnifca calidad
dolnicilio, desde cpatro metros en- ade
lante, precio muy modes. Informara te
l6fono nnmero 1o6 Rio Piedras P.
sELLos. sELLos. coLECCIoNIsTAs.
Remitan IS centavos en- sellos sin usar
v recibiran Porte Pago 100 variedades
clave Galvez Y Scott ] B. salvatella,
Ponce, P. R.-5-7.
s0MBRERos compre directamente 4
la fabrica, v comprara mas barato. De
partamento de Detail. 95 San Francisco
st. Perez Alvarez, S. en- 9. Antes su
cesores de jose Cid. -4.c3.
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Corrpras.

ST QUIERE listed CoMPRAR o
vENDER Bonos y Acciones de Bancos
Centrales v otros valores, fincas rtisti-
cas- y urbanas, colocar 0 tomar dinero
en- hipotecas pignorar valores, ,diri-
iase a N lLAURI & Co., Tetual No.
6 Telefono 2s7, San Juan, P. r P
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Lcdo. Fernandez CoRoNAs.

ALTO AQUI. Las amarguras del CO
quito las hace olvidar 'NEW-sTYLE
Lager, de Cadierno que arrincona,
ademas, por inservible, cuanto brevaje
de su especie viene al mercado. 5--a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-14

Acercabase ell momento de dar CO.
mienzo a la velada lirico -iteraria, que
ell s'Club Deportivo'' de esta ciudad
anunciara oportunamente, en- ell preclo
so salon-teatro de aquel, en- la noche dc!
.sabado lltimo.
Llenabanse rapidamente las locait
dades por una numerosa, escogida Y ele
gantisima concurrencia, luciendo las
gentiles damas, a. los fulgores del in
tense W brillante alumbrado, todo el.
radiante esplendor de sus magnificas
bellezas, idealizando algo asi como un
5cielo artistico, que la imagination pu-
diera concebir, mientras los distingui-
dos caballeros contribuian con su pre-
sencia dar al conju1to I'm singular
aspecto de simpatia y buen tono.
Descorrieronse al fin las discretas v
preciosas cortinas de EerciorIslo rojo
que velan Ell proscenio, aparecio la
elegante figura del lucidol orador, senior
PARA Oapo, quien en- breves agra
,dableso frases abrio Ell acto, hacienda
una igera resena del programa, fell
citando muy merecidamente al doctor
don Manuel de la Pila Iglesias, figura
de alto relieve en- nuestra mas distin-
guida sociedad, enthusiastic presidente
de este Club, quien con ell mejor acier
to v buen gusto, EN- sus infatigables
iniciativas ha undo al sitio de recreo,
nos de Puerto Rico el adorno utilisimo
de un centro artistico social de primer
orden, como 81 hubiese querido asociar
al desarrollo fisico del hombre por mo
dio del gimnasio corporal, Ia de,e.ta
cion de su espiritu
Y termino felicitando tambien al ca
ballero don Jose Miguel Morales, por-
cue. dotado de I'm temperamento artis-
tico admirable, siempre, amante, STEM
pre- enamorado de. la lnlsica, ha sa-
bido rodearse de los elementos, tan ar
tistas Y senadores como 81 que forman
el Club Filarmonico' para poder dar
viva expression, como 10 hara en- Ell con
cierto de esta noche, un conjunto, su-
blimes de armonias, cristahzando .asi,
en- magicos sonidos, los mas acariciados
tesoros de su fantasia.
Y como confio seguramente, ,-dijo-
en- Ell triunfo del I" Club Filarmonico
por que conozco la virtud, la fuerza y
las disposiciones tanto de ST. dirsctor
como de sus ejecutantes, no voy a pc
dir benevolencia para ellos, sino mu
chos aplausos, calidos Y prolongados
aplausos, que la par que sirvan de
justa ovacion sus esfuerzos, signii-
quen tambien un poderoso estimulo pa
ra otros elementos de igual valer, Que
los hay, v que han de venir sin duda
alguna a nutrir el inteligente personal
de dicha musical aagrupacion.
Tornaronse corrers las ccrtinas, v
IN espontaneos v general saplauso expire
SO elocuentemente Ia perfecta ideuti-
dad en- la apreciacion de los conceptos
Que Sc hubo estaplePcidol ,sntre el fe-
cundO orador y "a as6G 6Gulttaa II y IA aImable con
currencia
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DR.. AoUsTIN r. LAUcIER
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medieo, Cirujano, Pharmaceutical,
Bacteri6logo del Institute Rockefeller,
Nueya York. Ex-catedratico de .Bac-
teriologfa de la Universidad de Pto-
Rico.
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinico y
Bacteriologico, Medicina General.
Horas de consulta DE 8 a 10 A. Nj.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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Sc ofrece.

MAoUINA DE TRU-TRU en- buenas
condiciones Sc vende. Dirijase San
Francisco rumero IL, Telefono 718 azul.
san Juan. P.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
Rules of the Campaign

didate. The printed vote coupons appearing in the
paper each week must be voted before the expra-
ton date appearing thereon
No statement or promise made by any solicitor,
agent or candidate varying from the rules and
statements published through this paper will be
recognized by the publisher.
In case of typographical other error, it is
understood that neither the publisher the cam
paign manager shall be responsible except to make
the necessary corrections.
II is distinctly understood that candidates will
be responsible for all monies collected and that they
will remit such amounts in full at frequent intervals
demand.
There will be several big prizes awarded, besides
a twenty per cent cash commission to all ACTIVE
non-prize winners but it is distinctly understood
that in event ANY candidate becomes INACTIVE,
failing to make weekly cash report, he she
will become disqualified and thereby forfeit all
right to a prize or commission.
To insure absolute fairness in awarding the
prizes, the campaign will be brought to a close under
a ''seaed ballot box" system and will be under
the personal supervision of two or more judges
selected from the Advisory Board During the
entire last week of the election, candidates and
their friends will deposit their final collections
and reserve votes in the locked and sealed ballot
box. And, not until the is closed will the
seals be broken and the judges begin the final
count. in this way no one, not even the campaign
manager or the publisher possibly know the
voting strength of the respective candidates which
precludes any possibility of fayoritsm and nlsures
fairness to the minutest degree.
The Chicago Whip reserves the right to amend
the rules of this election if necessary for the pro-
lection of the interest of both the candidates and
this paper.
In accepting nominations the candidates
agree to abide by the above conditions.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

Any reputable colored man or woman,
boy or girl is eligible to enter the cam
paign and win prize. Only colored peo-
pie are allowed to share in the distribution
of awards. Campaign begins at once and
Nominations may be made at any time
No employee of The Whip or any men,
Der of his or her family is allowed TO enter
the election. The Whip reserves the right
to reject any nomination.
w nners of the automobile and other
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clipped from the paper. In case of tie,
an identical prize will be given to those
tied.
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The vote value of either old, new or ex-
,nsion subscriptions.
Votes are free. 1t costs nothing for
disorders and readers to vote for their
avorites. Votes will not be issued on re-
eipts covering back payments. Votes can
lot be purchased. Every cent accepted by
the Campaign Department must represent
subscription payments.
Votes are not transferable. One cam
other candidate. Should a candidate with
draw from the campaign, his or her votes
will be cancelled.
Ballots issued subscriptions may be held in
reserve and voted at the discretion of the can
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
FIRST SUBSCRIPTION
WORTH 1 $4,000 VOTES
A BIG START

The first subscription The Whip that you counts
10000 including the 5000 that given
receipt of Nomination Blank That's fine beginning and
Dixie Flyer takes only very little effort accumulate big
lot of And remember this brand automobile and all
and women boys and girls in exchange for their
collecting votes Start right clipping the 100
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Prize Distribution will be going full blast Now the time
friend participate this distribution of costly awards nclud
ing this brand ST 10000 Dixie Flyer 5passenger touring
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

1t easy in The Whips big campaign
Everyone knows what newspaper is Your friends
will be glad give you their subscriptions and the 100
coupons for that appear Votes all
that to Begin gathering the votes right
single
biggest Dixie Flyer
small fortune Think of it-a worth $4,000.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-13
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!

The African hair cut. rs cents:
Wild Bill Shave, l s cents.
DICK" HURLEY
1l13-3t 205 Race Street
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-13
STATE BOARD TO CONFER
With COUNTY EDUCATORS
Views On Proposed Legislative Pro-
gram To Be Discussed Al Meet
ing LII Baltimore.

The proposed conference of mem
oers of all county boards of educa-
zion and county superintendent, with
he State Board of Education. will
1e held in Baltimore February ! and
}, it was announced yesterday by
State superintendent Albert S. Cook.
The purpose of the meeting Will
&c to get views of county board
members on educational features. so
hat additions may be made to the
program to be presented 10 the next
Legislature. One % he chief sub
ects that probably witt come before
he conference is the counties Senti-
nent in increased school taxes. 1t is
generally understood that the new
EDUCATIONAL program will necessltate
increased expenditures for schools
md it is the plan of the State Board
If Education so to arrange the pro-
;ram and present it to the public
hat necessity for increased eXpendl-
ures will be apparent.
A meeting of the State Board OF
education will be held February 3.
Immediately after the proposed con-
terence,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-13
Published Daily. Except sunday
Brief Local News

Miss t2annia A. ,.an.,, j. aoofnod
- bar hoTld ~, tda4',l-,. - ',''- ho
ao,,no - t'G ji,,,o ga ~ '>',i''S
''.'''' VI ii4iV"'.
- ~ ho, ~ me-, l"7 iSt ~ II; =
~ = ,,1E 80. ~.
t.S
Mrs' CaFI K Ciarh, OF W llmihs g
Ton Del, mas returned TO her nome
AFTER NiSItlH5 iS!dIINtS dtt ItltnUS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-13
Alvah Fountain

Mr. Alvah Fountain, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John y. Fountain, 10
Academy street, this city. died last
night at half past ten o'clock at his
nome in New York City, following an
illness with a complication OF dis
eases. He was forty-five years Oh
age last June.
Mr.. Fountain had been engaged in
the commission business in New
York for over twenty years. He was
married and is survived by his wife
but leaves no children.
He is also survived by his parents
and the following brothers and sis
tiers. Messrs. Hugh NJ, Darcy,
Frank, Reginald Fountain of this
city Mr. Fred Fountain, of Green.
wood, Miss, and Mrs. William
Wright, Mrs. Frank Robbins ano
Miss Ethel Fountain, of Cambridge.
The funeral arrangements have
not been completed at this time.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-13
Town Council Proceeding

The Commissioners met on We'd
nesday evening in regular session.
Present Mayor Orem and Com
missieners Lake. Brohawn, Jackson
and St. Clair.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved
Bills amounting to S400.64 were
read and approved.
The following building applica-
ton was up for second reading ana
granted:
Milton Sullivane. front on shed,
rear Race street.
The following were Up for first
reading:
Frank Thompson garage, School
street.
Hubbard. Croft Imp. Co, gasoline
pump los Race street.
After January 18th, garbage will
be taken up once weekly Oh Monday.
Meeting adjourned.
c. L. DAHL,
Clerk and Treas
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-13
CHURCH LOCALS

The revival services which are now
! in progress at ST. Pauls NJ. Z.
Church, are drawing large crowds,
as we'll as much interest being shown
Services every night this week pub
cordially invited to attend
SPECIAL TEMPERANCE SERVICE
Ghe churches of Hurlock will unit,
in special service in observance o.
National Prohibition Day, Sunday
Evening January 10th, Tor which al
interesting program is being prepar-
ed. Two chotrs will furnish the
music, one OF young people and one
Of older folks. representing the
Then and Now" Of Prohibition ana
demonstration by the children will
show the hope of the future
Brief addresses will ue made by
DR.. Parker, of Mardella, Rev. ]. A
Brewington, of HurIock ana Rev. J.
l.. Greene. The Service will be hello
in the NJ. P. Church and all are
cordially invited to attend and help
in this service of thanksgiving fol
National Prohibition.
CAPHRONIA COLLINS
Cor. Sec'y, w. c. r. U.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-13
BASKET RAIL- TONIGHT

The Cambridge High School Bas-
ket Ball team will play Chestertown
High School team this evening at
eight o'clock at the Armory. This
is certain to be a very interesting
game and the High School team are
hoping to have q good attendance.