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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-27
Communication

Editor OF The Banner: ~, =
The time is drawing near wien
will he the duty Of every oeLl'e ls ~
voter. both men aud women, 10 20 ~
tho nolls and vote for W III -,l
Rrpce and T. Alan GolusoolousI
who will be a credit to our party anu
an honor to our State.
In NV Judgment there is ahotllei
a,tv we owe to the present ana Tue
future generations whlch shouiu ep
nasI tn every voter in the county re-
sardless of party attlllatloIs' i''''''>
race or color. nat rarants
education is lagacy thaI pdl i',
<cap leave to their children "n
hind fools and sharks cannot
,hem of. 1t is our duty 10 slte =,
every opportunity and aoIah."
onr mower to fit them for the lnlppl'-
ant nositions they will be cdileo -
on to fill. ,ico,iors
last winter in my communicative
..itotinp the Community Bus L sai
Can,hridee should have Hlsh
School building not only iarse
anougb for Cambridge but larse
,noueh to take in the rural schooia.
re onr rural schools only take nv
ohil6ren through the 18th grade, "h@'
will become of thsm? inc ohis "a
walton for the children is the Gem 81
H;eb school and the Communil! ou7
The consolidation OF the oaleLn @'i Nv"
the Big Mill School with the
Hish is meeting the approval VI
sverv one We are proud OF MI
wilhur Kelly and his bus Which l.
a;,-ip.. entire satisfaction 10 all.
q would like to call your attehtlol'
70 "a .few,of the many advantages u
the Community Bus. 1t teaches the
cbilaran TO be punctual as the puS
rms on schedule time. you know Jus
-, to axnect them home in the al
tarnoon. 1t takes them direct 10 lhs
school grounds thereby Keeping lliel,
off of the stretch-as they are hot "l,
lowed TO leave the school Srouhu9 {: d
noon without permit ne
dren arrive home in time TO nell
their parents with their chores' do
great many farmers do not keep heil
in winter. And the greatest pledsui
of all is to have them around 'h'
fire-side in the evenings when we CA
see that they apply themselves u
their studies and assist them IL thes
need if. Were it not for the COM
munity bus we would be compelled (e
board them in some High Schoo
town. and spend many a sleepiesf
night over what they were dong d.
the movies and the joy-rides has oeeh
the downfall of some OF our glIiS
and boys Every dollar judlclousiH
spent for good roads and education Is
money well invested not only for the
present but the future generation
II will afford me great pleasure tC
vote for the Cambridge High School
Bonds.
W. A PERCY.
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season, and forward same to this Of
flee. It is very essential we have
this information in order to deter
mine the increase or decrease in our
Game supply. We sincerely trust
the sportsmen will comply with this
request and will give the desired in
formation promptly.
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MEETING OF NON-PARTISAN
TAX PAYERS ASSOCIATION

There will be q meeting of The
Non-P Partisan Taxpayers Association
at the Court House on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 31st at two o'clock. a cordial
invitation is extended the public to
attend this meeting.
1929 ct oed-R1
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Ladies coats. all colors' all styles
and sizes at reasonable prices; ChIl-
dren's coats from 8 years DIP Sl.oo
outing flannel gowns at SO cents
Ladies $3.50 felt bedroom slippers
S1.OO Children's felt booties. Come
and be convinced.
ESTHER GARNER LEVY
Arcade Building
Muir Street Side Cambridge, Mo.
10I1e-P-P IF
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Same Old Story But A Good One

Sauce is usea 10 create an appe-
tite or relish for the food. The
right way is to look. to your diges-
ton. When you have good diges
ton you are cretain TO relish your
food. Chamberlain Tablets i'm
prove the digestion, create healthy
appetite and cause a gentle move
ment of The bowels -Adv
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CONFER RAINCOATS

l now have the agency for the
Conner Raincoats. for men, women
and children. Persons wishing to
buy Apply to Mrs. Calvert Leonard,
106 Choptank Ave. phone /79-k.
10iS6t
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RlIsINEsS OPPORTUNITIES

Overtime is not so common noWa-
DAYS; more people have spare time
Would you like to make your spare
time profitable" Write The Massa-
chusetts Bonding and insurance Com
pany. Accident & Health Department,
Saginaw, Capital $500, COO
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Another Big Auction Sale
Al
LeCempte & Harper's
Warehouse Saturday, Oct. e
Sale Begins At / O'clock

lot OF Bullets; bureaus; stands;
chairs; mattresses; iron beds; iron
cots; stoves; library suits; couches;
druggets and all kind of household
furniture
LeCOMPTE & HARPER.
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WANTED

Man with car TO sell complete line
los priced Tires and Tubes. 500 per
week and expenses. Sterlingworth Tire
Co. 1902 Sterling, L. Liverpool. Ohio.
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SPECIALS FOR EVERYBODY

Vienna, Md, Oct. Gath, '22
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FOR PICKLES

Large sweet peppers, RED, greer
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1t is easy 10 operate, r',<:';''.
quickly with any futi!, d,
most uniform baking l.,.",,- .l p
ile market
We have large. il.tcrest,at.
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TERMS OF SALE.-Cash
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=: nth completely describes
T., s -! distinctive advantages
.|.:.: :<:,untl Oak Chief. We
>..... yua 10 tayc it. 1t is free
,5r the asking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

tc. 10 Jeanette II. Mayo, No. 2O22.
north line Chafin Street. 1S3 feet I
inches east Rowland Street. east l3
feet inch by Sc feet. March 20.
1922. $500.
1871. NJ SHIELD to Daisy Bg Mer-
chant. No. 1902. west line Maryland
Avenue. ~ feet north Pollock Street.
north 33Nii0 feet. Lien. $500. De-
cemhcr -. 1921. $4,000.
20o-.Iohn l.. Cannon. Mary T..
twife) To S. w. Robinson, Jr.. cast
line Thirty-firSt STREET. 105 feet north
O street. 20X132 feet. Lien, sS4G.
April l. 1922 Tax. 81. $40.
203-R. H. S,oltz. Sudie NJ. (wifc)
to T.. a. BisChon No. 5O9. south line
Marshall street. ll6 feet west Henry
Street. west % feet inches by i IL
feet inches. Liens. Sl,770. S4.2325O
March %. 1922. Tax. $3.50. $40
2iS-Ar,hur Moody To Daisy Moody.
No. COO. northwest corner Clay and
Smith Streets. 25Ni04 feet. Lien, ST.
500. April /, 1922. Tax. $3.50. SO
223-Raffaclc GuelcImo to D. A.
Wcathcrford. west line Fendall Ave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

and bctterments made during Fed
eral control.
The application explained that dur
ing the period OF government oper-
alton the government spent $1,000
ooO upon additions and bettcrments
10 the Nirginian's lines. This amount
was withheld from the standard
compensation which the government
was required 10 pay the railroad for
the period IL operated it's properties
An agreement has now been
reached by which the government
viii release $4,000. 600 to the Vir-
gilman. and take per cent note
evidence Of the Indebtedness
which note will he secured in part
by tn" bonds authorized under the
present Application.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

nuc. 20 feet south Essex Street.
south 60x13o feet. April ), 1922.
Tax. $3.50. $40.
22S-H. l.. Bcw, Evelyn @. (wife)
to G. w. Atkinson, No. 1916. north
line Street, 1872 feet east Thirty
third Street. 50. feet 2 inches by liz
feet. July 13. 1919. Tax. $50. $40.
229-Oscar Loyal. Mary V. (wife)
to Giuseppe Brancoli. No. 422. west
line Thirty-second Street. 2ONl33
feet. April 3. 1922. Tax. $3.50. So
23l-RoSa Wilson. Percy lhusband)
to Cornelius l.. Beverly. north line
Leigh street. los feet 10 inches east
l.ombardy Street, enst Gxl2O feet
March 30. 1922. Tax. $3.50 $40.
2ll-Frank S. Richardson. Robert
{. Bayliss. trustees. to Oscar c.
Adams. west line Thirty fourth
Street. $50 feet north S street. north
loONl24 feet: east line Thirty-fourth
street. ITO feet north S Street. north
l4"Ni2i feet. March 20. 1922. $4.175.
2i2-W. Il. Anderson ct ais. John
u Anderson 10 l.. u. Wingncld
northeast corner Fourth Avenue and
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!oo.1sx15o.9s feet. April 3. 1924

$4,000.
2a5-W. l.. Purcell. Jr.. George L.
Chumbley. trustees. to Il. Francione.
u. A. Guglielmo. No. 25O3, south line
NcnsinEton Avenue, % feet 6 inches
west Davis Avenue. west IS feet 7l-2
inches by l20 feet. April 8. 1922.
$1,000.
1875. w. Robinson. trustee. to
Esther Ann Coleman ct ais. No. 1920.
north line T. street. los feet west
Ihirtieth Street. west 26xi32 feet
March "a. 1922. %l59.37.
2ol-LeRoy Il. Brown. trustee. to
Ronded Realty Company. Inc. No.
6l?-62i. east line Sixth Street. 3o2
feet inches north Leigh Street.
north CO feet 31-2 inches by 1872 feet
April 4. 1922. $3.50.
2O4-Iicnry S. Iiutzicr. Ralph j.
Levy. trustees. TO Robert II. Avis,
west line Darlington Avenue. 1876 feet
north lot AZ, block B. north i57xl2o
feet. March 80. 1922. Tax. so cents
203-C. II. sutton. trustee. to w.
j. Gilman. east line boulevard, 1S9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

NJ. Bowles. 7I5 Perry street. to sos
Petersburg Pike.
IL. V. Calvin, 91S buchanan Street,
TO GOA Short Twelfth Street.
II. A. Conway. Wilmington. n. c.. to
Richmond.
w. II. Davis. 6o2 Cathrlne Street. 70
III North Sixth street.
j. Davenport. 1928 Chafnn Street. TO
1880 Blair Street
a. Davis. 1896 West Taylor Street.
10 III North Sixth Street.
>. j. Fortune. 22l Fairfax Street,
10 ZZob Delaware Avenue.
NJ Garris. III Thurman Street. to
1921 Stockton Street
W. T.. Green. 2204 Delaware Ave-
nue.. 10 2iO0 Holland Avenue.
a. Mcaniey, 9l5 Oak Street, to GLIB
Calhoun Street.
q. Hendricks. 1916 Everett street,
to 2iO3 Highland Avenue.
H. Rice. Alb West Marshall street.
to ll22 North Second Street
j. Schachter. Gl3 Hull street m
1885 Ashland Street
y. Weber, South Fourth S,r.ot-
To AO6-A West Main street
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feet II Inches south Main Street.
south 30xi30 feet inch. March 20.
1922. $500.
200. ii. Funston. trustee, to
Harry II. Moore. No. 3ls. west line
Seventh Street. 80 feet s inches north
Pink Alley. north l6x56 feet. April
4. 1929. $500.
20S--II. II. Rlcheson. trustee. to
Robert II. Avis. southwest corner
Clim and Crawford Streets. lsl5Oxl2O
feet. March %. 1922 $4,000
209-H. +. Richeson. trustee. to
Robert II. Avis. southwest corner
cliT and Crawford Streets. 150xl2O
feet. March 25. 1922 $500.
2lo-Itichard w. Jones. James w
Gordon, trustees. to Maude III. Pull
liam. north line Grace Street. 80 feet
inches west Fifth Street. west 81
feet inches by 1928 feet inches
March 10. 1915. $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
REMOVALS REPORTED

The following removals have been
filed ~ Police Headquarters:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
V|RC|N|AN RAILROAD
TO GET 100000 LOAN
Transportation Company Will
Receive Advance From Rail
Administration.
m Associated rress ]

WASHl NGTON, April s-The Nir-
gtnlan Rauroad secured authority
from the Interstate Commerce Com
mission today To issue fi.591OOs in
3 per cent first mortgage bonds. which
Will be deposited with the govern
ment as part collateral for a loan
Of 50 oOo.000 which the railroad cN-
poets To- receive from the railroad
administration. The transaction
arises out Of a funding Of tho roads
debt 10 the government for additions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
We're recorded yesterday in Chanccry
Court:
bargain md Sale.
i95-Charles l.. Wuchrmund. trus-
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Motorcycles and bicycle,

DELAWARE CYCLE co. Large stock
OF new and rebuilt Hcrley- Davidson
motorcycles and sidecars Ninth and
French streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07

ing the next four or five years.
1T takes no little courage to 60
counter to the popular current and
spend money for advertising when
immediate returns arc smaller than
usual but ! am convinced that the
man who has that foresight and
courage will gain an advantage
running start--that will carry him
through the coming periods OF i'm
provement and prosperity.
1922 Is the year to use the reserve
set aside during the fat years. Cut
production costs as much az possible
but don't skimp your selling appro-
priation during 1922. Defer expan-
sion OF plant until next year. but this
tyear--increas your advertising.
| Take the aggressive course There
will be considerable business this sum
mer, more the coming fall and winter
more still next year. But the mar
who goes after 1t now--is the mar
who will get It.
I'm general business the sligh
seasonal reaction which l forecas
three weeks ago for January Is al
ready apparent The Babsonchar
Index shows business running II pc
cent below normal--four per cen
lower than last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
Nrw CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
pNer. Jan. 7--s-hertcrs were nicd
here, Yesterday NJ fullcvsi
Aetna Consolidated ON Corporation,
New York tliN. capital, 100000.
Porter cord Tube Co.. Morris,own, y.
D.. t.Ase .oon Callahan Motion Pic
'ufe Corporation, Philadelphia. fa.,
! .pco 400. s,sssrrs Auto Safety Chain
Co. Wilmington. Del. t.ooo.ooo
American In Tia Msklng. Inc pnuha,
cat. ~ uou. .neo. rron,,nac Motor Co.
Wilmington. Del, s,opo.oco Franklin
uussNnts Corporation. Wilmington,
Del. lloo.nOo ni''ngcr. Kerr Lum-
her co.. Philadelphia, IA. 100000
Charlie y, rrios and Co.. Philadelphia
pa 100000 Modern Chemical Go.
Washington, II. c.. 100000. Fidelity
riscsi Corporation. Wilmington. Del.
eicc.ocp. Merchants Acceptance Co.
Wilmington. Del. $4,000. Charles W
trcmh CO. Philadelphia, Ia. $4,000
Increases In capltal--Ol Fields OF
Mssicn Goa New York city. from
VI .ono.oo 10 sai. 900 oep. Information.
~ Comb ,s'lcn Engineering Corpora.
'iun, New York Cily. $4,000 goo 4,
lfA .ncp.o
thsns, ~ name OF lurdlok-physio.
cllnic Corporation 10 Rurdick Cabinet
Co. Chicago. III.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
AUTO Accessorles

BATTERIES-New 6-volt. els and your
old one Recharxing soc Batttry Spe.
cialtiox Co. 1901 French street Phon.
S3OS W. Da aud Mite service.
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rMiLA. rRopuCE MARKETs.

Philadelphia. Jan. 7.-whea, higher;
No, ? red win'ce. iliAils; do.
sar,icky. I.es'ailo.
Corn. lower. No. . for export. Goa
~ do. No. =. taasp; No. Z. 5sis sa5eis (:
car .o,A local No. yellow. old. 6sis a
s'h No. yellow. new. e2lsas3is;
No. : yellow. new. seA@eois.
Data. steady; NJ. :. white. 4eGAsr;
M. ! a., <aisa<s.
Suite. lower. western creamery. ex-
ira, ~. nearby prints. fancy. 5oo So: !:
EHts. lower nearby extra nrs's.
a. 40, nrsts. IA western extra
nrsta sh: do. nrsts. ssh. fancy se-
selected packed, sitas2.
Choose, steady; New York whole
milk. fancy Mats. 22is a2a; fair TO
good. .o,a9i. lonehcin. 22Ge3i. sin
nie dsssies. sira2S.
Lave poultry. frm; fowls. not leg
horne. 2sMhs. do. lewhorns. 2:M27.
uprinx chickens. not ieghorns. esa 30.
DO. ieshorns. eoSaa<: roos,crs. lsais:
turkeys. sb0l<oi ducks. white Pekin. 80
qIa2. DO mtxed colors. .4425: Mus
covy. 1890; seesc. 2sn25.
Dr,N~sd poultry. irregular; spring
tuSav3p iaH<ys Wy l1'H'h, SstQ o.
western. fancy. Ala as dc. ordinary
sAG<s. old toms. asa 40, fowls. frest
killet. choic~ 70 fancy. s4@3l: do
small sisss. ls025; roasting chickens
nearby. 27035, do. western, 24Ga34
broiling chickens. nearby. 23M Sc: do
western. .lQss;; old roosters. 1921
ducks. a0@As; geese. fancy. '23ga25
geess. fair to good. 2o@22.
Potatoes. higher; white. hundred
weight. fancy. 2sbGe.7o: fairto good
slb0:a6.
Flour, lower: soft winter. straigh
western. b.76@5.65 do. nearby. 5.25Q
$50; hard winter. straight, e.25Gs.50
do. short patent. 6.7547. 100; spring
Arst clear. <.b0@5.oo: do. patent. 6.5
Oe15; do. short. patent. 1.o0@7.5o
Z ,c,' sprirx and city mills paten
mealey brand. S.2509 90.
Hay. scarce. nrm: timothy No.
5000 631.0o; do. No 3. 1s.0o@is.0 90
sHsnt,lS. l<.oo@ls.o0; no grade. l2.o0G
1900; clover mixed hay. light mixet
1S.6t020.00: No. ! mixed. 1s.00Gls.0
Tslow. higher: prime city. loos'
&: 6o. special. loose. 614; prime coun
try. ~: edible. In tierces s.
Bran, Arm; soft winter in 100 poan
sacks, s2.oo@Ss.oo; do. spring. 3l.o
GS1so.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

-Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Com
pany, quarterly OF l per cent on com
mon, payable February 15.
Carolina Power and Light Company
quarterly OF II of per cent on com
mon. payable February ].
Consolidated Traction Company
semi-snnual OF 2 per cent, payable
January 1G
Edison Electric ulumina ting Com
pany OF Boston. quarterly OF per
cent. payable February 3.
Fisher Body Corporation, quarterly
0. $3.50 share on common and Y
per cent on preferred. payable Fe5ru-
AIRY 1.
Philadelphia Company, quarterly OF
Il per cent on common. payable
January 81.
Sheet Transport and Trading Com
pany, SSh cents share. payable
January Il.
United States Rubber Company
quarterly OF per cent on preferred
payable January 81.
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BIG ADVANTAGE IN ADVERTISING NOW
By Roger W. BahsoR
(An Rights strictly Reserved

In discussing his recent trip about
the country. Roger w. Babson. sta
tistician and business authority, out
lines the FIRST opportunity OF the COM
Ing period OF prosperity as follows:
''On this recent trip which took me
into practically every large industrial
center in the United States. talked
to business men. large and small.
about their business. and we discussed
both the present situation and future
plans.
1T Is very apparent that the exA
ccutives OF America have been busy
since January 1920 even II the busi-
nesses themselves have not.
I'm fact, American business men
have probably done more real think
Ing since the depression set In than
they did in the whole period OF pros
perity which preceded IT. Almost every
man I talked with aas plan for a
new building, a new product. OF the
developement OF a new se,ies field
The project Is on paper. the details
have been worked out, aAd he is Just
waiting for conditions to get settled
All OF these plans mean potentia
business for next year or the yeai
after-actual orders will be placed
just as soon as prices and market.
reach stable levels.
This situation apparent as w
reach the bottom OF the present ares
OF depression in 1922, offers the firs
real chance OF the coming period O
| Improvement. Future business Il
now on the production counter. Yo,
can buy it cheaper now than yo,
will be able to buy it at any time dur
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|yIQ|lSM pVlAcE,
WS GAM J POINTS
9nlNn ex>uod % Most Of llst;
Market close5
okrsnt.

~ AsnretalsA Srsss 10 Every Evening. -
Nm Yera. Ian. '.-Pric<s were nrm
n o4rcWn ~ the most part during to-
~ batet atouk market period. Deal
~ sepvpeeNted iittle more, however,
than the customary weck end adjust
Mont 1t speculative accounts.
o4la ipd ths rally ~ g~ins os 10
Z peinta. Tck~cco and miscellaneous
to9sos, Including Chain Stores and
t1srekAn nAisIns sscoks. also were high
-,
l'srlusa we're featured by Montana
poW~r which rcse 80 points. Rails
ehtSw~d moderate Improvement, es-
peHlally i.chsah Valley. New York
CkIeasc and Ht Louis. and louisville
ana Nashville. but Chicago North.
Wsatsrn. common and preferred. were
heavy,
Cf the better known special,ies rub.
bors showed further depression. The
olcsiNo wAs strong. sales spproxima'
teA ahc.ono sl,aree
lbonsle. including liberty Issues. were
oslii but mainly higher.
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Stock Quotatio
12.M o'clock
xHw YoRx STOCKS.

nepeeteA nally hy Laird = Co. -
eurlty Drsksrs, a. PeAt Dunline.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07

$50 REWARD--1f you can forge my
check or alter It. Are you receiving
guaranteed check protection2 Let me
your business. Investiga ting secretly
and scientifically conducted Commercial
Protective Bureau. 82l Madison street.
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t,xwwry RoNn QUOTATIONS.,

n, Associated rrcss y Ever, Evening
New YORK, Jan. 7.--.iihcrty bond
quotations closed Three snd n halfs
pAaa nr-t <'s. p7.so. second a.. NJ
% nrsi A's'w. aT.s2. second ae's. a7.-
To- third te's. pi.>t. fourth aA's, ~.
~, Nlctcr, aAa ioo.oS. Victory ~ 5
luu.os,
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Harrington Man in Trouble,

On a charge OF attempting to pass
worthless check for $40 on friend
Homer Stafford. 20 years old. OF Har-
rington. was held under $1,000 bail for
an investigation after a hearing be-
fore Magistrate Renshow In Central
Police Court, Philadelphia, yesterday.
He is TO have hearing Wednesday
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PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS..

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. January stocks closed
irregular
American Railways Co., pfd.
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THE DELAWARE RAILROAD CO. Do
YER. Del. December 20. 1872 The an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Delaware Railroad Co. will be held at the
Office or the company in Dover on Thurs
day, 18th day OF January. 1922, 1T IL
o'clock q m. for the election OF directors
to serve the ensuing year and for the
Wilson secretary
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You dou't have 10 TO an nd-wi'iter
- set results from claAsif,d sdyer-
lIs!nS. A I'd tAker Will help you.--
A1v.
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CANFASSER--To solicit newspaper sub
scrihers. Apply at once TO Mr.. Cross
grove. Every Evening Office.
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Help-Male or Female
Statesmen and Agents

AGENTS-Make S72 week by sellin
four average Cresco raincoats day, out
fft free: no delivering. Improved Mfg
Co., Dept. 229. Ashland co.
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READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLE
--Scheblor Service station: also Good
year. tires. Wilmington Cycle Co.. 1908
Market street
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-08-30

RYDER. ALASKA. Aug. 30. 1922