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Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
TREES TAKE MUCH WATER

Almost two barrels of water passes
through a 2O-year-old orange tree in
one day during mid summer, accord
ing to Prof. c. J. King of the United
States biological Investigations de-
partment, who made a long study of
soil conditions in the Salt River val
ley.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Our Guarantee Really Guar
antees Your Satisfaction

Every treatment performed in these modern dental offices
whether only filling the most difficult piece of dental
work. accompanied by absolute guarantee that both the
tera and workmanship will afford lasting satisfaction Conse
quen is to interest to take ample time and pains with
every regardless the fee involved its perfec
ton We work finished until patients
themselves absolutely satisfied in particular By making
the satisfaction patients the consideration at all
times have built the largest dental practice this State The
extent of this practice has enabled install the most modern and
efficient facilities every department of work. perform
dentistry for money than any smaller practice could possibly
afford We glad demonstrate the economy of better dent
sy by giving you estimate for dental you
and estimates cheeuy made here without
cost or obligation of any kind
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
The Finest X-Ray
Apparatus in the
State

Our offices are equipped with the
finest and eostliest X-ray equipment
in the entire state. With our <-ray
facilities we can locate hidden
troubles in the bone at the roots OF
the teeth or blind Assesses which
frequently cause serious organic dis
eases. 1t is a known fact, attested
to by the medical profession, that
many illnesses such as rheumatism,
neuralgia, indigestion and even heart
trouble can be traced TO defective
teeth. The X-ray apparatus elimIn-
ates all guess work and definitely
brings these hidden sources of dis
ease to light so that they can be
properly treated and overcome.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Our Own Modern
Laboratory

We maintain our own nodernly
equipped laboratory where all our
crowns, bri6eework and plates are
made under the personal supervision
of the same dentist who examines
and treats the patient. This is q
decided ADVANTAGE over the dentist
with a small practice who must
have all his artificial dentures made
in an outside laboratory by someone
who never sees the patient for whom
the work is intended. Consequently,
our crowns, bridges and plates fit in
to the natural articulation and ex-
preston Of our patients so that their
closest friends can hardly detect any
artificial substitution in their teeth.
Only the very finest materials are
used in all cur dental work.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
$S,OOO,OOO RAILWAY
BONDS PUT ON SALE
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio
6s Offered To-day at
Price of 90 1-2.

Blair & Co. are heading syndicate
which has purchased a new issue OF
ss.0ooOoo first and consolidated mort
gage thirty year 6 per cent. gold bonds
series A. OF the Carolina, Clinchfield and
Ohio Railway. The bonds are to be Of
fered for public subscr' 'ption to-day at
s6h and interest to yield about o.2b
per cent.
Associated with Blair CO. are Cas-
satt & Co. Ladenbrrg, Thalmann & co. |:
Spencer Trask & Co. and Redmond &
Co. This is the first public financing
to be done by the Carolina, Clinchfield
and Ohio Railway in about SIX years
The present sale represents refunding
operation. as it provides funds to take
up indebtedness TO the United States
Government. This issue, theref- re, does
not increase the present fixed charges
OF the company.
The railroad has reduced Its interest
charges substantially In the last few
Years. Current earnings are the largest
in the history of the line, gross income
for the twelve months ended October 81
last being equal to over twice the annual
interest charges on completion CT the
new financing AS OF October 81 last
the company's balance sheet showed
current assets amounting to $4,2O0,0O0.
equal to three and half times the cur
rent liabilities
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
Average Bond Prices
Monday. December is. Isae.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

The bond market was rather quiet
and mixed affair during the greater part
of yesterdays session, with only rev
features to arouse the interest of trad
ers. Much Of the irregularity probably
was due to uncertainty regarding the
prospects of a big German loan. one
early movement of Importance was
rise of about points in Cerro de Pasco
IS, but later they lost most OF their gain.
There was also good buying of Chile
Copper rs and SIS of some foreign govern
ments. but in almost all cases advances
we're reduced late in the day. United
States Governments were largely neg
Iected and narrowly erratic. At first
Libertys displayed considerable hrmness
and were in good demand, but around
the finish the tax exempt 31as were un-
changed, the Treasury ia s up cents
and most of the A 4i4s irregular. The
railroad list was uncertain In Its action.
with most of the gilt-edge securities
firm. The days turn lover was about
S11,S40, 900.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
oner Detroit Edison 90.

Spencer Trask & Co.. Coffin Burr,
Inc. the Security Trust Comrany. De-
troit, and the First National Company,
Detroit. are Offering the unsubscribeo
balance of the new issue of s6,S36.Sc,
the Detroit Edison Company ten year s
per cent convertible gold Gebenture
bonds series OF 1882. at 1o2 and in
terest to yield about 5.7S per cent.
Dividends on the CAPITAL stock. into
which the bonds are convertible. have
been paid without intermssion since
1909. and at the rate of ger cent an
nually since January, 1915. In addi-
ton to the regular cash dividends, which
have aggregated 98 FER cent. the stock
holders have benefited from time to time
through the privilege of subscribing Tor
new issues OF canitai stock and also
for issues Of convertible bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
TO OFFER SIS, 900, 900
ISSUE OF PREFERRED
Syndicate to Sell Electric
Bond and Share Stock.

Bonbright & Co. are managing
syndicate which will make a public Of
fering of an additional issue Of $4,000
600 8 per cent cumulative preferred
stock of the Electric Bond and Share
Company. The proceeds from the sale
of the stock will be used by the COM
pany for expansion purposes
Upon completion of this financing tho
authorized amount of preferred stock
will be $40 900. 900, of which $16.250. 900
will be outstanding. The company has
no mortgage debt. The preferred stock
is preferred as to assets to the amount
of. 500 share and as to dividends at
the rate OF per cent. per annum.
The stock is being offered at 81 and
accrued dividend from November l..
At this price the return is about $40
per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
ST. LOUIS BRIDGE CO..
STOCK IS OFFERED
Preferred Issue at Price to
Yield $50 Per Cent.

Joseph Walker & Sons are offering
500. 900 second preferrec per cent.
stock of the st. Louis B-,dge Company
at $50 flat. ex-dvidend. to yield 536 per
cent The dividends on this issue are
guaranteed by endorsement. on each GER
tificate by the Terminal Railroad Asso-
citation Of st. Louis. which is composed
of fifteen trunk line railroads owning 25
per cent of the total railway mileage Of
the United States. The dividends are
exempt from the per cent. Federal in
come tax.
The ST. Louis Bridge Company owns
the Eads Bridge and approaches (s,434
feeD across the Mississippi River at St.
louis. This bridge Is the principal rail-
road entrance into the city OF 81. Louis.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
Cleveland school Issue.

The First National Bank. Eldredge &
Co, Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co. and Rich
ards, Parish & Lamson are offering a
new issue of S2,0O0,00O City of Cleve-
land. Ohio. AZ per cent. school district
bonds due serially December 1. 1924 to
1947, inclusive. at prices to yield 4.40
rer cent for 1924 to 1927 maturities.
435 per cent for maturities 1928 to
1881, 430 per cent. for maturities 1882
to 1936 and 425 per cent. for maturities
1887 to 1947 The bonds are direct
obligations of the entire city OF Cleve-
land School District, being issued for the
purpose of providing buildings for the
Public Library of the District
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
MORGAN FIRM ACQUIRES
AUSTRIAN BANK STOCK
Purchases 100000 Land
Mortgage Shares.

At the offices of j. p Morgan & Co.
yesterday the report from Vienna to
the effect that the firm had acquired
100000 shares of the Viennese Boden-
Kreditanstalt Gland Mortgage Bank)
was confirmed.
1t was said that the block Of stock
had been purchased, together with Lon
don banking interests, for investment
purposes only. The block of stock rep
resents the result of the doubling of the
capital Of the Austrian Land Mortgage
Investment Company.
This Is the first American participa-
tion IN Austrian financial establish
ments. 1t is understood that Mr.. Nor
gan will have no representation in the
administration Of the Austrian COM
pany.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
al, 100000 Hartford Bonds.

A syndicate composed OF Hemick.
Hodges q Co., Merrill oldham " Co.. r
L. Day & Co., Fl. c. Warren & Co. Con-
ming G. Co. and the r. F. Griggs Com
pany are offering new issue or
sl.5O0.0OQ city of Hartfort tConn.)
per cent high school gold bonds, dated
January j, 1923. and due $4,000 each
year, January l. 1924 to 1858. at prices
TO yield from 4 TO 3.s0 per cent. The
bonds are tax exempt In Connecticut
and legal investment for savings banks
and trust funds in New York. the New
England States and elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
United OIL Producers.

United Oil Producers announces that
interest fund deposits OH its per cent.
guaranteed and participating produc-
tion bonds for December will be at the
increased price of S1.S0 per barrel. The
recent increase in the price of United
OIL Producers production is expected to
make the current six months coupon.
payable January 25. 1928, worth around
So, against the 81 qua anteed.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
EXPORTS AT HIGHEST MARK.
Business for November Reported
as s3s3, 100000.

WARRINGTON. Dec. is.--American ex-
ports In November reached the highest
point Of the year. according to official
overseas trade statistics made public to-
day by the Department Of Commerce,
showing an export business totaling
s3s3. 10000
The November total Is sl2,000.0 900
greater than the value of October ex-
ports and se0.ooo.0oc greater than the
value OF commodities shipped abroad In
November last year In comparison with
November. 1918. the Inc ease was more
than S13S, 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
Northern Ohio Traction.

The National City Company Is offer
ing an issue OF S1.0oo.0O0 general and
ref,inding mortgage 6 per cent. bonds,
series A, of the Northern Ohio Traction
and Light Company, due 1947. at a
price of "a and accrued interest. to yield
about 6la per cent. A part of the pro-
ceeds will be applied toward retirement
of certain underlying bonds. and the
balance will reimburse the company to
the extent permitted by the general re-
funding mortgage, for construction ex-
penditures heretofore made
The New York herald., 1922-12-19

fered to-day by Ames. Emerich 4 Co.
or the total issue $1,000. 900 OF the bonds
are due November /. 1852. optional on
November /, 1927, and are Offered at
l01ss and accrued interest. to yield about
40 to optional date and per cent.
thereafter. The other block, 100000. Is
due November l, 1862. optional Novem-
Der /. 1882, and is being offered at
2& and accrued interest. to yield 4.65
per cent to optional date and per
cent. thereafter. All the bonds are
dated November /, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.

Executive heads OF every American
concern striving for South American
business would find It highly profitable
to make a trip to the leading South
American republics to get better real
ization Of these countries and their peo-
plies. according to r. s. Hecht, president
OF the Hibernia Bank and Trust Com
pany of New Orleans. back from a two
months trip through South America
Mr.. Hecht sees a generally favorable
outlook for financial conditions south of
the Equator.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
city o. Clifton, N. J.

r. NJ Grant & Co. are offering
100000 City OF Clifton. N. j.. due
June L. 1928 The bonds are offered
at price of 101A and interest. yield
ing about 4.40 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
MinnenpoIi. Land Bank.

A new issue OF sl,500.000 OF per
cent. bonds OF the First Joint Stock
Land Bank Of Minneapolis Is being Of
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
Conversion Privilege

THESE Debentre Bonds convertible par from De-
cember l5 1924 to June l5 1882, option of the
holders into fully paid shares of the capital
pany Dividends the capital stock have paid without
nterssion since 1902 and at the of 8 annually
January 1916 In addition the regular cash dividends which
have aggregated $780, the stockholders benefited from
time time through the privilege of subscribing
of capital stock and also for of convertible bonds The
stock listed the New York Stock Exchange during
the present year has sold as high 1181
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
New York City Baltimore 3 oIcanada Nc

ANCW = vi - Stty
4hs May -
1.......103%
New York Guy
Ans 1850
.f00%
New York City
As 1857
5.......10A
New York City
3hs Nov %
e....... 80
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
Neqr Lssne
The Detroit Edison Company
Ten Year 6% Convertible Gold Debenture Bonds
(Series of 1882
Dated December IS, 1927
Due December IS, 1852

00and
q
fraction Of from the
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE

1890.
$26,498.000
3,626,205,000
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
Or. sun A PRISONER;
WI TROOPS MUT|NY
Revolving Soldiers Reported to
Have Slain Thousands.

kiukiang. Province of kianss, thi
ma, June pa pre>iden, on f'rida,
morning prisoner and an exile from
his capital Oh Tuesday night. That
in brief. is the history of DR.. Sun Vat
Sen, recently head nf the Canton gov
einmenr in China. l'r. Suns wife ais,
is reported to he Il prisoner.
(Mu.il ;ntl~ northern troops are re
ported Ia have Killed thousands !,
people in k:an@Si proNince.l
For NV" days REPORTS Of various la
yure have been coming i'll re@ard:N:
Dr. suns whereabouts and plans
larinu>ly he vas said ro be ahua:i
Il warShip bound for Shanghai, 4 CAP
live >nn The Chinese itrmored cruise
Hl::hi and Il Tree agent awaiting Tx
"a herring of his troops from thei
scattered expeditions i'll Nianysi prov
ince for an attempt Ia retake Cantor
from Chen Chung Ming. his forme
military official. who held ii in heEa!
Of The pekin government
Now definite. authentic word is Il
hand 10 show The second of these i!
ll';lt. SUN. though Il prisonei, is b,
40 nralI> d.~lonnred. The provisiona
government set up in Canton i'll Ill:
first Official ACT decided he. should b,
permitted 10 resign, instead of 'sbein!
expelled from his presidential otfic,
and that he should he granted saf,
conduct 70 go abroad or to Pekhl.
There is every prospect he will b,
ordered to do one or the. other ant
he is expected to choose the first. /.
kin. is willing to have hin~come +,
that city and consult with him re
garding means. for promoting unifica
ton
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23

The tendency OF medical science
is toward preveh ia tE3e measures. 1t
is easier and better to prevent than
to cure. =. Pneumonia, one of the
most dan gefous diseases that medical
men haueio- contend with, often fol-
lows a cold or attack of the grip.
The cold prepares, the system for the
receptSon aaa st9s}slsspan 9ht! ,pt Eths :
cold hangs on the greater the 1an-
ger. Take Chamberlafns Cough
Remeay Jas s6oaal ii. fh1Ie first inatca-
ton of a cold appears so as to get
rid of it with the least possible delay.
Its is.-folly 70 risk ap attack OF
pnehnonias When this feaedy m4aysoss
obtained for astrfhe sssxfds
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
FHlPiNOS MUST WAIT
Time Not Vet For Sevsrins Bonds
With United States

Washington June 23.-President
Harding told members Of the Philip,
pine parliamentary commission that
he could not yet urge upon congress
the desirability of Philippine indepen-
dence
with every -mindfulness for toour
aspirations, with shared pride in your
achievements. with gratitude for your
loyalty, with reiterated assurances
that We mean to hold no people under
the flag who do not rejoice in tina:
relationship, l must say to you that
the time is not yer for independence. -
said the president. Il can Imagine a
continued progress which will make
our bonds either easy to sever or riyet
them more firmly because you will i
TO be So We must await that develop
ment."
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
Mine Rats Invade Car

Carbondale, Pa, June 23.-Rsts tina
have swarmed from flooded mine
workings since last Saturday in the
upper Lackawanna valley section ere
atel stir N street car among the
women passengers. A number of 70.
dents appeared in the aisle from un,
der seats and started the women To
screaming. All left the car safely and
the crew, with brooms and sticks
fought the ats and killed them.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
PREPARE FOR STRIKE VOTE
Canvass Of r. r. Shop Union Baiiot'
to Begin Tomorrow.

Canvass Of r. r. Shop Union BaIiot'
to Begin Tomorrow.
Cincinnati, o., June 23.O-The can
vasS of the strike vote cast by sil
railroad shop craft unions will begiI
at Chicago tomorrow, according 10 The
announcement of z. NJ. Jewell presi
dent of The railway employees depart.
ment Of the American Federation 0,
Labor
A strike will be sanctioned al The
meeting, Mr. Jewell said. in event TIL.
waikout was favored by the vote. II.
also declared the meeting would TAX
such other action as the occasion de
manded." The unions whose wore viii
be canvassed are the ma chinists, boil
ermaker>, blacksmitls, electrical work
'f>, sheet metal workers and carmen
Sauer and kraut to wed.
Norristown. Pa. June 22.-Sauer
and Kraut drained license to wed here
hut not 10 marry each other. Miss
Edna Sauer, OF Conshohocken. will
marry Harry Smear. Of Philadelphia
and Charles k"aut, of Frederick. Md.
will wed Miss. Ruth Shinaer. OF West
ConshGhocken
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
SEEKS PAY FOR NURSING CAT
Claim Filed For s2e75 Against: e state
at Readino,

Reading, June 23.-Judge. Schaeffer
heard testimony in the suit of Carrie
Smith for nursing services for Mrs.
Mary Rheln, who left $4,000 estate.
Miss Smiths duties included caring
for q pet cat of Mrs. Rhein. doing all
the homework and shoveiing snow
from the pavement She received Sc
a month, but now claims 1875, in ad-
dition TO $500 legacy in Mrs Rhein' s
will. Decision was reserved.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23

,, ntu4. 1I,..i- :. - - &
,can. e4i!i a. sflo!t time ago compie-esy
5doufled up witt rheumatism. hano
ed him a b ..rar OF Chamber|a:ns
Ltniment anc told him : to use II
freely" says c. P. Rasier,-~ Patten
Mills, N. Y. "A few days later he
walked into the store as straight a.
"a string and handed inaesa dollarzsay,
'jng. give ME another bottle of Cham
berlain's Liniment; l want it In tne
house all the time forsit cured me.
LAay,t So ! !;
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
No "Papers" For Moonshinsr

Allentown. Pa, June 23-Under a
railing made by Judge Groman, in Ma
a fit man to become an American citi-
zen. Anthony Cloiber, when asked
whether he had ever been arrested,
admitted he had pleaded guilty to
making whisky Illegally and had paid
q fine of S25 in the Hhiladelphia. fed
elal raIrt Cloiher is u native of Aus
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
NEW STORE-To OPEN

F.xH. Jones & Co., announce, tpe
/ o maning of. their store I On Race
. str4ef in the building for merry oc-
cupied by the Cambridge Monsl-
mental Works l24 Race street with
a complete line of shoes, hosiery
motions and groceries. / sOne pouhq
of sugar given free with all pan-
/ cf1ases amounting to $500. casn'
Call and see us before buying.
.'' ''f r, H. JONES & co.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
Standing of The Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Ar rhiladelphia-Ph Philadelphia, s.:
Boston, !. Latteries-Ring, Henline !;
Miller. Gowdy.
Al ttsburgh-Brooklyn 8: New
York. =, Batteries-Ruether. Deaerry ::
Ryan. Smith.
Al Observation-Disclosures, s; Chi
ago g. Batteries-Cooper Gooch {:
Alex inder, WirrS.
81 Louis-Cincinnati, not scheduled
StanGinu of the Clubs.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23

Notice is hereby given that The
Commissioners of Cambridge. DorclIes s.
ter County, Maryland acting under
power and authority of Chapter 81 OF
the Acts OF the General Assembly OF
Maryland, 1922 offer for sale S20,Uun
OF Az per cent. interest bearing cou-
pom bonds, issued in denomination Of
$500. 90 each, or 40 bonds. interest he
ginning " it'll date of bond or July LIST
1922, and payable each January !$t
ana July LIST hereafter. the IirSt bond
due and payable January LIST. 1924. aud
l bond of the said series of 40 Bonds,
due each LIST OF January heginn ne
with January LIST. 1924. The said Act
of Assembly provides for the levy. II &
of the taxable property in the ril% Of
Cambridge, Maryland. FOR the purpose
OF paying the interest ON and thu rrin-
eipal Of these bonds The !a>ahie
IS. 300, 9l1.00. The bonded indebte dness
of Cambridge in $5l.50O. Cash amount
in Sinking Fund is s7.7S4.44 The
bonds are printed and will be deliver
accepted, by the Commissioners.
These bonds are exempt from State.
County or Municipal taxation.
Sealed bids for the whole issue only
will be received by Carroll /. Dali
Clerk to the Commits sioners of Cam
bridge at the office of the Commits
sioners in Cambridge Maryland until
the hour of $50 p. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2Sth, 1929
at which time all the bids will be
opened, the Commissioners reserNing
the right to reject any and all bidl
Each bid must b. accompanied by
the certified CHECK OF the bidder TOR
$500 payahl,' to carroll l.. pail Treas
urer: all OF the checks. excerpt that of
the accepted bidder. viii be returned
at the conclusion OF the sale. If any
bid is accepted the bidder shall pay
the balance OF the amount bid within
one week from the day of sale
\ Tom of the bond and any fur
Their information can be had from car
roll [. Dali. Clerk 10 the t0mnli...-IHn-
ers, Cambridge. Mary land.
BY Order OF
THE. COMMISSIONERS
Or CAMBRIDGE
Carroll L. Dali. Clerk. Cambridge. Md
6l16-23-26
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
BASE BALL SCORES
Following is Result Of Games played
Yesterday.
AMERICAN rAGtiE

AT Rost0n-BoSton. 6 New York, 2.
Rafteries-tluinn. Ruel: Hayt Hntf-
mann.
At t'hirago--C Chicago. 3: Cleveland,
,. acknowledgements Schalk: Co
yeieskie. O'\pill
Al. petroit-Detroit. 3 81, Tonis. ,.
Gl iuningS.) Ehnlke. bass
Ter: Pruette. Collins.
ArliIetics-W Washington, not scheduled.
IF he
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2sth. 1929
DRIED SWEET CORN

has the delightful favor of fresh
corn. You will like it. At your
grocars. 6,S-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
The Wea$her.

Forecast for. Intersection Fair to.
day and probably tomorrow: north
west winds.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23
! CITY BONDSIFOR SALE

SAFE OF Cit! OF Cambridge. DOrches-
ter County, Maryland, 1922, Perma-
nent Public improvement AZ Per
Cent Bonds. S2O.0&pO. 40 bonds OF
$500 Each.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23

Discharged from Emergency h'>
.pital, Washington as one of the n.">'
remarkable cases OF recovery in RI,
annals of the institution. DIR. Clyde Vi
Gearhart, victim OF the Knickerhock-
tAeater disaster. is now at his hu:l.
i'll Washington. The skill III ID:
.Isnt.> " h.:.-tleli saved lar tsar: arr
lif" with only the uinl,utaiion ~ ;As
r:g.t foot. though those WHO rescue
hin from til" wre"ka.e with his ,tea ,
wife in his arms after eight hours
gave little hope for his recovery. Doe
tor Gearhar, ls PRECEDENT Of the Amer
lean Academy OF Period0ntology, meni
bel Of the Legislative committee Of the
Narionsl Dental association. and dur
ing the war served on the board 81
examiners of DENTAL surgeons with
raEE Of 'i,.,Itena;r y
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-23

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