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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
~ ARRESTS LAST WEEK

one hundred and eleven arrests
were made by the police last week,
according to reports submitted TO
the Department of Public Safety,
afternoon. and eighteen
prisoners were committed to the
New Castle County Workhouse.
Fines and costs collected through the
Municipal Court amounted to $751;
en-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
DENY JUCO REvOIr.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 Omitted
Press) .-Categorical denial OF re-
ports from Hungary OF revolution
In Jugo Slavia was made at the
Serbian legation today.
There have no disturbances. either
in Serbia or in Jugo Slavia. it was
stated officially.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
TO SELL SCHOONER.

United States Marshal Money has
posted notices OF the sale of the four
masted schooner Cumberland
Queen for October G. The vessel
was seized at Seaford recently on a
claim OF the Seaford Marine Com
pany.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
MISS CORNISH CRITICALLY I'LL

Mrs. Eliza j. Cornish, OF 44I South
Buttonwood street. left yesterday
afternoon for Greenwich, Conn, to
visit her daughter, Nettie Cornish,
who Is critically III.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
PRISONER BREAKS HIP.

Edward Stewart, an inmate of the
New Castle county workhouse. fell
from a silo on the Del-Castle Farm
late yesterday afternoon, and frac-
tured his hip: He was removed TO
the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
MAYORS CABINET TO MEET.

The first fall meeting of the
Mayors cabinet will be held in the
Mayors Office. City Hall. on Tues
day of next week. Notices for the
meeting are now being prepared.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
COURT DIs,ussEs BILL.

Chancellor Wolcott yesterday dis
missed the bill OF Jane r. Scarlet
and others against Julius G. Cleaver.
a bill to clear cloud on the title
of property near odessa, claimed by
the defendant.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
GRAND JURORS
AT WORKHOUSE

Members of the September term
Grand Jury for New Castle county
visited the New Castle County Work
house today and made an inspec-
ton of the institution.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
Cupid Frowns Mt Pimpiesi Stop skin
Eruptions with Ironiked feast!

Eruptions with Ironixed Yeast!
never stay long where there are
pimples. cause / come from heaven,
and pimples never do" Cupid's
words ring true. Pimples belong TO
nobody's darling, no matter how
much OF darling you may be- With
the proper amount Of vitamines and
Iron in your blood. pimples would BIO
a practical impossibility. The re-
markable power Of yeast-vitamines
when properly ironized is proven by
the results OF Ironized Yeast. This
is not a mere mixture Of vitamines
and iron, but is yeast ironized. which
is a substance all by itself. Be sure
that you take only 1ronized Yeast.
Your blood viii be freed from i'm
purities, your skin will clear almost
magically. pimples and skin spots
will vanish. Ironized Yeast is
powerful builder OF nerve force. IL
is sold at all drug stores at S1.00
a package. Each package contains
so tablets, each tablet sealed by it.
self. They never lose their power.
M'fd only by Ironized Yeast Co..
Atlanta, Ga. Start today TO take Iron
lied Yeast, and look out for substi-
tutes and limitations. There is only
one Ironized Yeast produced in the
world. A clear skin is always a good
recommendation. It's yours for the
asking.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-28
PimpIss =?
Ironized Yeast |!
Then Cupid
A Positive Way to Have and to Keep
Clear, Pure, Lovsble,
Kissable Skin

Cupid has always said. II love
you, darling little Clear-face, be-
revealed TO me by the spotless tint
of heaven in your cherub skin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
THOMSON WON
Methodist LADS ~allop nOEth Isia.d srs
Ia n.sd FNuuaht nasksS
hall 9sIas

iani nIsht aud T'h"us"H blVa anh
tho N",Ih Island uulniaiIa played q
,lnra Ha"s. !" s""Ta 81 ~ ~ vito
'th",nps"n In thu load Haar wss tho
outstanding plaYsT with total ~ slHhi
hr aksta md lw" nold goals. while
knIiIlo si"I f"ur fur tho lalpndaIs
IurEo crowd Witnessed tho Erms
rrtluvlnE IL tho lInnup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
WITTENBERG-
BATTLE ON TONIGHT
Two Bash Stban Rivals Bcheduisd u
Clash This Evening at
Springfield

surinpnsId. o. Jan ~ WilI"uhoIg
VIII .rn,ihIIy pTv the ma "n 81 her
ohiu tuuf,,rn,,. harkrIhaII srna,n hero
Friday night when Iha I.utn,Iau '"E"'s
viii derrnh rhei, count og"'"e, tho h'"
yuu ,tIuieI
white the tany,n a,r,nd T. n,I i"I'h
a, the aI,un.ost Ia, iI.o sInIa WIiI.nh'is
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
OPENING WRESTLING NATION or
TIM SnhsOh ron hTATn UNI
vhahIrY ThIH nVHRInu.
Bowen maJDhss AIs On Schedule ma
Local buys ATs MsniLsis
81 the Squad

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,"'I'n" ~ IN H.. r.i"."" I."", ih"i
w'"i rnul"I" ,.III .,"h "r"I"", ',hi"
i'"l a"'"ity l." ~" "I,""l"r r,,"'iI"r
',"''h ~ ~, ",n,," h,.," 80 ",,r," ~,
"irh' So i", ',uIIg II"rrh ri""',
II"''L'h I",h",lh u, I'"""lh iIi"""
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ih"l' "wn mrI -, nuu, - il. 49," rrr"
bow" h"'u rll" I" dlrrlr," ih"rn 49,"
""nu" lh"i wlih ~" oE,"pll"u - 10"
~ pound 'ln"u n win be InrI .rn, I"
Nn'hlIy mni rIund Ih"i t"n,h T. "
Dayton VIII u"uI rrnIuuI ~" W., h"r""
be-" !" iu"iI"r nlrhI tho ui'n wh"
Won ~" h"uiu H. IL" tluivr,rIiv 'h"u
rl"""hlrn h"t lrld"y ulrhI NJ" al In
proving inrldly. huI 49, Tor thrv hnvo
not h""n nhln - h"frnt my 81 IT," vrt-
"Innn The new inru bach tho hIu fn"-
tor In wr"nllluT rErcilrnro ana until
thoy ncuulr" ihln they win hnvh To con
ilnuo To- rui,nIlluIr
WTl"h"i. VIII" IruI"n"nt'd tho Noun
inIhncIr Ia the ITO pound ,Inrr last
wlnt"t. ~ rtIlI ~ p"undr ~ 81 "lEht
nnd fu TILE I"nrun viii b~ unnhIr l."
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hnn been "Hrlly nuIrlnnrri hy ,'nrtnIn
II"wrh Ia ia" i2h pound hlvIrl"n 80 II
ho iulcnhn /" "hIn hlr IriI,I nIrlu this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

Merely McEvoy." one OF the best
daily humorous ssvsys In America, viii
appear on tho editorial PAGE OF The
wh.slina Iptsllig snosr. beginning Mon
aay. January ls MIR. McEvoy Ia one OF
our rSal humoEists. Mis STUN L. the
Kind that appeals ~ the average Amsrt
can. Rsmsmbsr. on The IntsiliG snosr
editorial pAas. star tin1 Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
KNOCKS OUT coon

tho ppund being composed entirely Of
new mon.
DuNRll appeared TO be In the boHt OF
condition and In confident he Will trim
Joe IIarrick. tho popular West Vir-
fInia heavyweight. again. Inst year no
threw IIarrick In 20 seconds and while
no does not hope TO win 30 deciSiHelS
this year he does EXPECT to DO returned
II victor Duvall stated tonight that
MOfros O'Selll Lowthsr. Dabritz,
b'Mera and AIirk, all members OF the
1921 team, were not nearly 10 good 40
The men who composed tho squad thls
winter ana he wan iuthsI 0ptimlstiG
oNeI tho outcome 0f tho meet.
The LOuiA viii he an Iniivwa
10 Iutnh IlaaA talNsIi Dhl" aud
aaIi.y. Veal vi,Iinia.
Izt I,",nd Glaze Ai"ih"n Dhi" I"d
iiu,Gah Went Va slnIh
ist r",nd .i"na iIi,h".", on" ""d
. Ii".Ii,.h, wat Vl'rl"l"
IR t,",,d .l"a" nav h",I Db'i". ""d
I",L"tI,h. W""i Virl"I"
ia r",,"J ,l""" '.'"''h hhI" ""d :
o. huIt"nrhI W"nt rl'rl"l"
10 r""ni "I"w N"illrh. ga" "nd
IIia"u'rir", w-"i v,plrlp
Itr"vrv,IrhI In,"ll OBJ" "ud !
IIri,Ih E"" NLViulr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
Advance uurrh Arrives

i'Ir Iuvrll uuh ~ lu,m. IH" u"r,
h"ir 81 III" hhln ruurh. nirl,"yd h"Ic
l." uIrhi nuh viii h" full"1'" d I" n"ir"w
by other momb"I" 81 IL" iiuCi" ~ ~
wrortlluR TENN l'u'hll /" th" only
momhor az Int y"nrr team. which wan
dof"ntcd by tho VnrrlN -. a. who H. u
nrml,rI az the IOnm thlr yrnI nu'l nH -
mpi"Ilty uf ~" lb"l Hpmnh nI' rilll Ia
-, hn1l ia" fn'i Tia new u"u la ~
nkrn th~lr pln""s iuhl'"tn" TINT IL"
team viii ho exceptionally rlr"nT lIi.h
man In nlnn n vutnrnm 81 tho 1871 i"nIm.
hnVInn canned regular b"iIh "fl"i lh"
team hnd mci IA" 'NrirIty 1l,'ru Iv"
mo tho only I"I"tnnr the r"iunlud"I ct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

Tonight. Social club Va Wolty
nulrk, u. 4. O 10. va wheeling Can,
Hy keeping your mind carefully on
your business. YOU Will keep 0thoIs
mlnds OF your buHlnaHs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
BETHANY WINS
FROM M|NG0|D
nIsOns SHOW g91oNO 01N
AND sWHy' OHIO LADA q q
IN IN YDDY
LAy6s OVwa Sees rtAsl IAA4OoM
Case Dsfsss season ODoAbA4 n
9vMsSTSW VI

ns,h-ny colleges LasLstsslJtAlt4
.h.~sh championship fmm tssl HlobE
49, li,.r h"m. no",, ~.a" thsv vNsi ~
--."r.d ~. WA. Hlas aNiht ~
Nl.s" "". ~ ~ Fastest i"AYs6dese
,.n,o- !" tie obi" v.II-y, ), me tpAs
~ ~ ~ fslgE
ra",.,i-y ur.J ". ,ssm no will rSeeSl
-hrt s,ru .sRlnr, Musk lnsuW lsMeks
,"w,"w nlsht, and Judging iyWAa
form -hy~n last nigh, they viii ~ ~
10 nrk. ~ .nvipbl. record bsfesU ~
end ~ tho Nsnpon 81.
Tim s0bre' If-fs Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
ELKS INITIATE
AND HAVE FEAST

A number OF now Elks were given n
rido on tho goat last night by Wheeling
Lodso No. 2S -. T. q. T..
Following tho degree work n banquet
was held and q general good time en-
j0yed. Another class will 10 taken In
within the noIt month,
A goa npondoT may do Ia p"vaIt,.
In tho poor house or In Jail. bat lac
doesn't often die la despair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

substitute ns Took for HoATi
dnlph Tor aspford; smith tor 49,
mako; N. wells for Kelley, -
for N. Wells: 0uddfrisnn for Mcwez4l:
Iath.rwny Tor BehmaahAsi Astesl
for N.ll: Towssnd for Pseohsr.
ami, Ronrh 4. Ksiisy ., %. WNH ~
zooh 4 sohosmsks I, Ranhoiph NeN
= W.l,m.chso ! .Absis !. Hsware .a w
Foul. Noil.y 8 In ~ n W
u,hmnohs I In .: Absls J. "a
u,f,y,s. wolfe OF TrlAdAiphiA- ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
STRAIGHT LEFT To THE CHIN AND
RIGHT To JAW FLOORED OPPONENT

Carpenter heavy
tonight against George
Cook tho AustT
lie knock ed ooh out Ia
Astral 10 ia an Il
lie Uhon tho
oOnn 4 len la
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

in tie "t..,,Imr i,.,,"d '...i.s"Iis. ne,
tns n.ai ." t."d "'".i"s vii. L"'n
lite isn ""I ,trhI ~I'h""' 'si"'"
'rms i,iad -, ,lshi "~I"s bot ,"ls-sa
I".-iIs,-Li. l." lighting f"il"~eh !"
Witch "elih"' zee" bod Any "-'r"d 80
,s",-E" '""h '"',L ""-iy hI"~ -"
'h- ,u,- h"' hIm"-lf -'","d ~eli y"
v,rrd tho rl"-s ~ Iho ,"und
tlnth man sTrrrsh .nu'lruEiy 81 ~" he
Ginning ~ tho roH"pd r"uud t"rrrn
usr ISnd"d Isr boob ;" ~" law "nh
saElly sysdeI 80 attempt ~, counter
Tho Australian had the batter ~ tho
In nEhlIrH witch on-uod. nud twice sent
home harh lofts which aurpria"h Ghr,
pontl~T. who continually fall"h !" m.
openings for hiH light
Up 10 tho third ound tho bout ny
psarod Ia b" going l. 'avor or Ia" N"".
traliSn. In IN" third Tpcnrirr landed
a nRht lc'l O." the G., but At Gloss
aunrlrIr. '.' ought han" carpenter -
boat ~"t' r..nod Ia no nj long range
Near ~, ',,I - tho round tho rronch-
man rcurd wrti with Isfia and rIEhtH
10 tho head and body aud u was onHlly
his round,
The AZ tr"l'an caught C"rp'nt'e'
had sounded. ana was cautioned Icy tbs
Tofnrss
Early In tho tour,n round tho light,
Ing wna mostly NJ close auhriSrH Car
rsniior twice landed lsfta !" tho hoAd
rpd Cook uC"rcd L" tho chin. Tho AuH-
trnIlnn then ruHhod Carpenter but only
10 moot with n straight loft to tho Jaw
and two rlgh,n 10 tho Hnmo place. which
rntg1 bc bpnI
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-31

Former Governor Will Cumback
To me Bishop w. A. Quayle is the
most entertaining and instructive
lecturer l have ever heard and i
have heard many of tn chest speak
era
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-31
To The Public

l, Guy S. Burton, known as the
Electrical Wizard, do announce that
| will give a public demonstration of
electricity on some convenient lot ia
Cambridge in the near future to
prove that the failure was not justly
mine on January, 26th.
This demonstration will be abSo-
lutely free unless contribution is
taken for some charitable institution
and taken by them. l wish to say
right here that l have never asked
one cent for either demonstration. l
have ever given, bearing my own eX-
penses. Any failure to produce the
results are theirs, in the first place
my electrical fixtures were badly
burned and the Red Men had sent for
a high voltage coil which did not
arrive. Any Red Man will back up
this statement. The Electric Bear
Cat saw me at practice once and left
without notice, Nike some other tai
ent taken sick on this instance and
a substitute had to be used in an ef-
fort to save my show in which | lost
my reputation as Wizard, for that
honor goes to the boys who did so
Oh without any practice whatever.
showing they were made out of the
right stuff
AS for myself the Electrical Wiz
ard | am due a come back and | DO
hereby challenge any and all on this
free contest. Now if you have the
nerve come on, challenge to be sent
to me before l announce the date.
GUY g. BURTON.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-31
WATER NAVIGATION
OPENS FOLLOWING FREEZE
Bay Boats Resume Trips; Sail Boats,
Too, Resume Operations. Trains
Running On Regular Schcdu,e.
Country Roads Arc Still Closed.

The State steamer Il. NJ. MCLane,
left Cambridge this morning about
ninu O'Clock en- route for Annapolis
and about the same hour the Bdlti-
more, Chesapeake and Atlantis
Steamer Talbot left Baltimore Ell
route fol Cambridge. A number OF
sail boats that were caught in the
ice succeeded in getting out yestsf-
day, the ice giving way under Tie
thick warm coat OF snow and the
spring like rays or the sun.
The Annapolis Claiborne Ferry
steamer, Governor Emerson Z. Har-
rington resumed her trips between
Annapolis and Claiborne yesterday
morning, this being TIE nrst mp
since Friday evening when tie
steamer tied up at Claiborne on ac-
count OF the weather conditions.
Many Of the public county ROADS
are still closed and the indications
are that they will not be opened up
for day or two. The state
Roads Commission has had its pillow
working on the Eastern Shore roads
and succeeded yesterday in openlna
the road from Hurlocn to Salisbury
but the road from East New Markes
to Cambridge is still closed. NJ.
Ionic Slacum started out this lnoGs<-
ing to make the trip to Salisbury
and while he took several men alOuS
with him to open up the road 1t was
found impossible, the snow having
drifted to a depth OF rom len TO
twenty feet in some places along the
road between Mount Holly and Sax
tons branch.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-31

CAMBRIDGE, MD, JAN. 81. 1922


Mrs. Robert Price, of Baltimore.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. jefferson
: Brannock. Franklin street.
+ Miss Anita Henry. is spending
! sometime in Baltimore as the guest
, OF Mrs Robert E. TuDman, at nef
homo in the St. Paul Apartments.
Miss AIosena Warren. has return
ed TO Belair, Md, after spending the
! weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. X Warren, at their home on
Gay street, this city.
! Don't fail to attend the Oyster
| Supper TO be given by the ladies OF
St. Marys Catholic church, at the
| Armory. Thursday evening, Febru-
airy End. Everything good to eat.
The comedy-drama at the New
Cambridge Theatre entitled Scandal
is beyond words of description. 1t
| is necessary for you to see it to APP
/ preciate Connie Talmadge's ABILITY
as star and prevaricator.
! At recent meeting Of the County
| Teachers Association, Mr.. B. W.
Holland President of the Association
was UNANIMOUSLY elected delegate TO
Annapolis to represent said Assocla-
ton before the Maryland Legislature
The fire about one o'clock today
was at No. 429 Pine street, owned by
W. Z. Phillips, and rented by color
ed man named Newman. The
bromtness OF Rescue Fire Company
in responding to the alarm prevent
ed any serious damage.
The regular monthly meeting NJ
theDi rectorS OF the Chamber OF
Commerce wiz be held Wednesday
evening, at o'clock. This meeting
ends the six months period of the
Chambers activities and it is very
important that a full attendance be
had.
"PIaythings Of Destiny" with
liza Stewart which delighted pot
rons of the Grand Opera House last
and this afternoon will be shown Ike
last time toniSht. The Sklppers
Narrow Escape another of those
popular bonneville Comedies is IN
extra attraction tonight.
\ meeting will he held at Tho
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
Thursday night foY the purpose CT
completing the organization of the
Cambridge Free Public Library. This
library will have between 1900 and
1000 volumes to start; books will be
loaned free to residents OF Cam
bridge and the county. The prelimi-
nary meeting held last Friday eve
ming was splendidly attended but
there were many persons absent who
were expected, persons who are in
terested in the. development of Cam
bridge, anG who should gladly put II
shoulder to the wheel in this splen-
did movement.
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Bishop QuayIe AT ArmGyj
Friday Evening More Opinions
\ Chautauqua Editorial

~ Cudu LuIlOl lSiA
After sitting under the spell for
two hours almost breathless, the
average listener gets up not quite de-
cided yet whether he should be com
pletely transported by the lecture or
not. But good impression deepens.
After all it wasn't poetry-or poetry
simply. There was a keen analysis
running through the entire discourse
keen as a Damascus blade. Ihat
man sees into things deeply, and he
seems to know everythinG-to have
read every book ever written. Yes
he is philosopher as well as q poet.
Il thinker as well as painter; stu
dent as well as an orator. And the
more you think about his lectures
the more you are convinced that they
are away above the ordinary-they
are absolutely unique. Some OF US
come around to the same conclusion
as did a Chicago literary critic OF
high standing who thoughtfully re
marked: Take Quayle, all in all, l
think him the most eloquent man l
ever heard"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-31
Mrs. Julia A. Craig

Mrs. julia a. Craig, formerly
resident of Madison, this county,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Whitley Saunders, 1742 East
North Avenue, Baltimore, Saturday
evening, January 28th 1922. She
was "A years of age and was the
widow Of the late James w. Craig.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon at
two O'Clock at her late home in Bal
timOre.
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CHURCH NOTICES

The Ladies of Zion Church will
meet tonight at 7.30 with Mrs. w.
Webster. The Board of Trustees of
Zion Church will hold special
meeting On Wednesday afternoon at
5 O'Clock. This meeting will be in
the Prayer Meeting room Of the
church The Special Committee of
Ladies assisting with the work of Sc
curing homes for the Ministers dur
ing the Conference will please meet
tonight at 8 in Prayer Meeting Room.
The Epworth League service will be
for this Friday evening
in the interest of the Lecture by
Bishop VIM. A. Quyle.
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". H. DASHlELL BURIED
Services Held At Antioch NJ. E
Church For Educator.

Princess Anne, Md. Jan. 30.-The
funeral OF w. H. DashIell, Somerset
school superintendent, was held from
Antioch Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday, burial being in Manokin
Presbyterian churchyard.
Pallbearers were Fillmore Lark
ford, E. H. Cohn, Charles Long, f
+ Walker, Frank Dashiell and c.
NJ. Dashiell. The honorary pail
bearers were Dr. George Coulbourne,
Edward B. Landlord, William H.
Doughterty, DR.. Gordon a. Atkinson,
DR.. Charles Wainwright, w. o. Lark
ford and Joshua w Miles.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-31
E. L. Getty

We have had Dr. VIM. A. Quayle
six times in succession at our Chau-
tauaua. In my Judgment he is the
most eloquent speaktr, keenesI
humorist, possesses the greatest in
sight into human character, has to
do with a greater variety of subject
matter of any platform speaker with
in the confines of two oceans; in fact
DR.. Quayle comes nearer being q
whole Chautauqua than any man be
fore the public today. Governor b
w. Hook, while speaking from our
platform declared DR.. Quayle the
greatest orator in America.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-31
HATS - HATS - HATS

For immediate wear there is q
hint of the changing season. touch
of spring in every one of these hats,
a bit of vivid colors in the trimmings
is added to the charm in our lustruns
silks and light weight mild shaded
straws. Prices reasonable. See ne
first before buying. ESTHER GAR
NER LEVY, Arcade Building, Muir
street side. 1-3O-Zt
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CARD OF THANKS

Upon behalf OF the members OF
Rescue Fire Co., l desire to publicly
express our appreciation of the kind
ness and thOughtfulness of Mr.. Nj.
Warren Hooper in sending us a
check for $40 as slight evidence Of
his appre citation OF the Company's
service at the fire Sunday morning.
EDWARD L. BRAMBLE Chief.
-Rev. ]. w. r. Sumwalt, D. D.,
pulpit orator and minister of Grace
Church, Wilmington, Del, will lee
ture at Spedden's Methodist church,
Feb 2nd, at 100 +. NJ, subject
Buried Treasure" Admission
Adults 25 cents, children under Is
years 10 cents. The ladies will
have Ice Cream and Cake for sale.
All welcome.
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Dr.. VIM. V. Kelley

Editor of the Methodist Review
New York City; eff I thrill to you
it is because you know my stops; as,
indeed, you know the stops of human
nature in general.
IF l should hear you preach on a
Sunday, l would be intoxicated for
the rest of the week; and by Satur-
day night would be in the lookup,
arrested for having too much on
board"
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Com. C.

Goals from floor, Cochrane. Hand
ley, Robbins, G. Ruark, 4, Wolfe ..
Foul goals Cannon S out of 10, 6.
Ruark out of 16, Cochrane2 out
of 2. Substitutes Dunn for john
son. Bradshaw for J. Ruark.
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Chas. E. Coffin. Indianapolis

Bishop Quayle is regarded by
many as the most learned and elo-
quent speaker that ever filled pull
pit in this city, not excepting, Henry
Ward Beecher. The Bishops style
is original, forceful and eloquent.
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Company sc" Wins
From Leonard Post

In a fast hard fought game last
night at the Armory, Company Sc
won from the American Legion by
the score Of 81 to Is.
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