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ter Miss Mary Elizabeth Weber.
Bassos, T. ID. MacDougal. J. NJ.
Englemon. r.. A. Mitchell. Charles
Southwe1l, Thomas Tatnall, Jr.,
Leroy Turner.
Song, "The Nightingale" Mrs. Ralph
woodmansey. Mrs. X. A. Mitchell.
Russian dance, "Donskoi," Miss Helen
Simon, Miss Marie Simon.
The songs from Ukraine were well
sung. Mrs. Ralph Woodna nsey sing
Ing beautiful solo. In this act az
well as earlier. Miss Helen and Miss
Marie Simon danced with their
usual versatility and skill
Miss Madeleine Reed sang the
Song of the Volga Boatmen." mar
red by the passing OF the GATHERINGS
Court. but sung AZ Miss Reed can
be depended upon TO sing.
In Act the parade OF the Wooden
Soldiers, with apologies 10 Chauve
Sourls, was anything but wooden In
it's pantomimc. and added quite bit
of life to the program. The soldiers
were: Donald Satterthwait tho Cap
tain; Henry Taylor. Julius Schneider
Frank II. Thomas. Jr.. Willard r
Head. Henry III. Eastman, Jr.. Ru.
| dolph Stewart. Francis V. du Pont
the Drummer. William b. Megear. Jr
Act 10 was a Katinka. - Music
Box Travesty." Khtinkn, Miss Elmo
Thompson: the Father. Mr.. Edwin
Thomas; tho Mother. Miss Isabel,
Wales.
Dance OF the Flnppers.
The Dance Of the Flappers."
whole act THE Streets OF PARIS witt
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what a menace to health diseased mouth
LIBERATED tissues are swimming in pus germs
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HERBS USED
IN MEDICINE

A Manchester, England, paper urges
the renewed cultivation of old-fashioned
medicinal herbs in English gardens. In
the United States they have also gone
out of fashion as a feature of the small
garden, although they are imported in
large quantities from Turkey, India and
China, where they are grown purely for
commercial purposes, as their medicinal
value is recognized by mahy leading
physicians Tons of Medicinal herbs
are used annually in the preparations of
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, a most successful medicine for
woman's ills 1t contains no narcotics
or harmful drugs, and women afflicted
with such ailments should try il.
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chained slave. done by Miss Jane
Marvel with Walter Kumme, as the
slave driver, and the other, NADIA a
slave. done by Miss Paulina du Pont,
the beautiful daughter of Mrs. William
X du Pont. and Baron Maurice de
Vaux. Both Miss Marvel and Miss du
Pont danced with grace and abandon
and yet they both displayed very
great deal of thought In the matter
of their interpretations.
In act four laid In Merrie England,
DR.. Charles l.. Reese made a most
convincing Henry VIII and Mrs. Har-
Ian C. Scott. a beautiful Anne Boleyn.
They were attended by n large retinue
and the entire court az well as the
audience was entertained by singing
by a group of the Westminster Choral
Club. assembled by Miss Mary Weber
The personnel OF the court and the
Rustic Dancers follows
Ladies in Waiting-Mrs. John Mark
ell. Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Mrs
Il. u. Beyea, Miss Helen OdeN.
Henry N.-Mr. Charles A. Higgins
Katherine of France--Mrs. Glenn
ent w. Miller.
Ladies in Waiting-Miss Elizabeth
Reese. Miss Catherine Ahrens.
Queen Elizabeth-Mrs. Norman 7
| Rood.
Ladies in Waiting-Mes Marger!
Tatnall. Me. Lee Sparks. Jr.
| SIR Walter Ralelgh-Mr. Caleb
Layton.
Indian Maidens--Miss Olga Nc
Vey. Miss Dorothy Swezey.
| Jeeter-Mr. John Sellers.
| le Merrie Jousters-Henry Steward
II. l.. Springer. Jr.. Clayton Carmi
| Chael. Charles Il. Mendinhall.
Dialogue OF Henry V and Katherine
Rustic Dance--( Assembled by Mis-
| Esther Butler). Miss Esther Butler
Miss Mary Holland, Miss Marguerit
| CUmer. Miss Margaret McNatt. Mis-
Anna c. wilkins. Miss Marjorie 30
CART, Miss Evelyn CULLEN, Mis-
Frances Dougherty: James j. Walk
err, Henry Ward Malone. J. Reynold
| Hodgson. John j. Hughes. Eugene i
Martin. James f. Neave Paul I
Buckley. Herbert Dougherty.
Gavotte by the Court.
Colorful Russian Episode.
Act s was devoted TO n Russia
| Episode, colorful and elaborate. Quee
Catherine Of Russian was impersonat
| ed by Mrs. Rodney Sharp. who's
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ernine and jewels would have been
the envy of Catherine herself. Mrs.
Sharp's court was very dignified and
attractive with George A. Elliott. Da-
vid ID. Rankin, b. y. Beyea. John
Markell. Leonard RICHARDS. Jr.. and
Jos. s. Wilson, and the following
ladies':
Princess Olga, Mrs. Philip Mar
quand Princess Sonia, Miss Mary
Bringhurst: ladies in waiting. Miss
Gertrude Brinckle, Mrs. James
Salisbury; dance, "Krakoviak." as
sembled by Miss Sarah Chichester and
Miss VictorIne du Pont: Miss Vic
| torine du Pont. Mrs. Philip ID. Laird,
| Miss Mabel Walker. Miss Lucy Cav
thorpe, Miss Cornelia Chichester. Miss
Sarah Chichester. Mrs. Eugene e. du
| pont. Mrs. Francis v. du Pont, Walter
kumme, Stewart Groves. Rudolph
Stewart. Frank II. Thomas, Jr..
Lindsey Evans, Francis V. du Pont
Johnson Morgan. Jr., Trey Conway.
| Songs from Ukraine; n group from
the Westminster Choral Club as
sembled by Miss Mary Elizabeth
Weber. Sopranos, Miss Nellie AL
len. Mrs. Martin Il. Lewis. Mrs X
A. Mitchell. Miss Elizabeth Pyle
Mrs. w. Chrlsty Pryor. Miss Ruth
j.. storms. Mrs. Ralph Woodmansey
Tenors, J. Frank Ayers. Weston
Blake. Edward NJ. Hobbs, J. ID
Jackson. j. Harper Spry. Edward
Nj. Taylor, w. o. Wingate. Johr
Blackiston. Contraltos. Miss EdnS
Dill. Mrs. Wanda M. Engleman, Mrs
Stuart j. Horn. Miss Anna Il. Hor.
ner, Miss Mary Bishop, Mrs. Johr
McCaughan, Miss Willabela Shur
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all the time. and these surfaces are ever
ready to become infected with some
dangerous germ. Debilitated persons
and those who neglect cleanliness are
particularly liable to the attack CT the
germs OF Vincent's angina
There is such close relationship ex-
listing between tonsilitis, diphtferia ana
Vincent's angina that certainty as TO
the true nature Of the trouble is de-
tcrmined only in the laboratory
As a matter Of safety, all threat mem
oxanes should be submitted to the micro
scope. Many persons who havo real
diphtheria lack positive and painful
symptoms. They hardly feel Ill. ana
proceed with their regular duties. They
know there are patches in the throat
but they disregard them. This should
never happen. Every time a membrane
forms. whether the throat Is extreme.
ly painful OF just little. there should
be a laboratory examination.
There are really two forms OF VIM
cents angina. One is SUPERFICIAL
type, In which there Is simply ulcNa-
ton. In the other the deeper tissues
arc involved.
To overcome Vincent's angina tmme-
diate attention should be given the gem
eral condition. The teeth and gums
must be attended to by the dentist.
As In other forms OF sore throat. clean-
Illness Is OF vital Importance. The mouth
tonsils and throat must be kept clear
OF the membrane. Some cleansing spray
wash or gargle may be used. Peroxide
Of hydrogen. diluted one part TO three
or four Of water, may be sprayed into
the throat every two hours or SO. Al
cohol and tobacco should be avoided
during tho progress OF the disease.
Tho family physician will prescribe
fhe remedies and take charge OF the
case. II Is important 10 call the doc,
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Answers to Health Questions

A. S. Own you kindly tell me what
to do for enlarged pores?
Apply hot water and cold COM
presses to your face. alternately. each
for 10 minutes. daily. This helps the
condition you mention.
E. r. o. am II years OF age. h-.gft
feet 10h inches, weight IA poundh
VIII you kindly tell me what my correct
weight should be?
A boy at the age and height you
mention should weigh about las pounds.
a girl. about 40 pounds.
ARTIE. OIL am a young man 20
years OF age. height 5 feet 10 inches.
weight 169 pounds. VIII you kindly tell
me what my correct weight should BET
2-Will you kindly tell me how TO de-
velop my chest?.
s-Almost every morning when awake
have bad taste in my mouth and
expectorate blood. VIII you kindly tell
me how TO remedy this?
A-For your age and height, you
should weigh about 1853 pounds
2-Practise deep breathing In the Fresh
air. This viii help 10 develop your
chest.
st might be well 20 have your sru-
tum examined by physician and have
your teeth examined by a dentist
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The Dance Of the Flappers," a
whole act THE Streets OF Paris" with
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Cured Her
Rheumatism

Knowing from terrible experience the
suffering caused by rheumatism. Mrs. ]
T.. Hurst, who lives at sos East Douglas
street Q 90. Bloomington. H. is so
thankful at having cured herself that
out Of pure gratitude she is anxious to
tell all other sufferers just how TO get
rid OF their torture by simple way at
home.
Mrs. Hurst has nothing to sell. Merely
mail your own . ne and address and she
will gladly send YOU this valuable inform a
ton entirely free. Write her at once be-
fore you forget
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members has been enrolled. with but
third of the drive over
DR.. Philip r. Goldstein, Of the
Jewish Welfare Board of New York.
and Samuel Saretsky, local executive
director. spoke at the meeting. An
nouncement was made that NJ. ID.
Poland had donated cup to be
awarded the team bringing in the
greatest amount of money. Another
cup is being offered by Theodore Grant.
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JEWISH CENTRE DRIVE
NETS232 NEW MEMBERS
Workers Meet Tonight to Re-
port on Efforts to Secure
$4,000.

Captains and workers Of the Jewish
Community Centre who are striving to
enroll 500 members and 70 raise a
budget OF $4,000 with which TO main
tain the activities Of the centre. will
meet at s o'clock tonight to make re-
ports on their progress.
A meeting was held last night at the
community centre. at which time en-
thusiasnn ran high. \ total of 232
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women's Auxiliary Annual Session.

The annual meeting of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary Of Delaware, p. z.
Church. will be held in the parish
house Of Trinity Church on Thursday.
At 10 a. m. there will be a business
session and at II o'clock the Holy
Communion Will be celebrated by
Bishop Philip Cook. who will make
an address. Luncheon will be served
after the service.
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n fiery Apache Dance and French
tango came next with several special
ties 20 close the program. An &C.
centrique fox trot by Miss Sarah
Gulick and Jack Carroll and a song,
some patter and n dance. all cleverly
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done by Miss Mary Shields and DUd-
ley Gray.
The tiue OF the production viii be
lessened materially tonight and some
thing interesting IL promised every
minute.
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YOUR HEALTH
WHY eVINCENT'S ANGINA"
REQUIRES PAINSTAKING CARE .
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. d.
Commissioner Health New York City.

BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. !


"HERE few diseases named after individuals
They are confusing always because the name gives
ease is Vincents angina.
There is special form of sore throat accompanied
BY great pain or angina. 1t is due to special and
peculiar germ, the "spirllum Of Vincent"
Ulcers and patches of membrane appear in the
mouth and throat The patches look good deal like
tho membrane of diphheria On this account it is not
always recognized and may be confused with dphheria
Sometimes it is associated with abscessed teeth dis
eased gums and all forms of bad teeth. / wish every
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tor In any case Of throat trouple when
there are patches. because. AZ 1 have
said, there L. always the danger OF
diphtheria. It does not pay to take
chances.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-14
Car Thief Leaps from Tying rain.

pera. Of Chicago, arrested in New
York. charged with automobile steal
ing. was probably fatally injured when
ne leaped from New York Central
n'ain going 80 miles an hour. His
skull was fractured and he was in
ternally injured.
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TRADE SHIP Pa(jvISIONS
FOR BOOZE; nUTINY
Skipper Loads Up From Rum
Runner at sea.

Southampton, \. y, Der. IT,
Brought ashore i'll lifehoat from the
iuul. Hasted schooner Freeman, an
chored outside the rhree-mile limit.
.,irs; Mate William Jones related -
coast guard crew No. l. Il stirring tale
OF liquor madness which nearly wreck
ed voyage This was the story:
SThe Freeman. laden with coal and
Sa;Iir" from Norfolk, Va, to Bangor,
Me, encountered Il buozerunner ut
sea and the skipper who would rath-
or link than eat" traded ships pro
N.>ioI.S for liquor.
Finally he became maddened with
drink. drove his helmSnen away from
she wheel and headed into the fog
directly for Long Island.
Threatened with their lives and
driven by hunger-panic, the crew 'mu-
tinied,' clapped the skipper in irons
and turned the vessel over to First
Mate Jones. He anchored the ship,
waited for daylight and then came
ashore To notify the owners of the
vessel III New York.
4 new captain Was sent IL take
charge of The Freeman, her hefuddled
skipper was landed, new provisions
were taken on and the vessel SET sail
once more for Bangor.
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Tuesday October, l7th 1922

between and , o'clock, =. NJ
Ten shares OF the Capital Stock Of
The l. Philip Skinner Company.
TERMS OF SAI.E:-One third cash:
balance in twelve months. with inter
est to be secured by the promissory
note of the purchaser, with security to
br approved by the undersigned.
JOHN p. ASPLEN. :
J0ll l-ed-tS --if-R
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Wednesday October Is 1922

beginning at | O'Clock y. NJ. and con-
tinuing until all of the said property,
or enough thereof to pay and satisfy
the said mortgage and all costs Of
these proceedings. be sold. that Is TO
say:
One Fordson tractor. l hay teddcr; l
scoop: | spring drag; l gas tank; L
grub pillow; mower; ! roller; l riding
blow: / three-horse wagon; ! mare: l
carriage: ! pair OF mules. called Dave
and Tone; / pair of mules. called Bird
and George; a lot Of top fodder; lot
OF baled mixed hay; lot of unbaled
mixed hay: ii large lot of farming
implements; tools and appliances too
numerous to mention in detail. The
said attorney will at the said sale by
virtue of sufficient authority sell one
J e. Colt lighting system that IS new
and has never been installed nor un-
packed also four COWS, the COWS and
lighting system not being part of the
said mort gagged property nor the prop
erty of the mortga gor.
TERMS OF SALE. All sums OF
twenty dollars ($20) and less cash at
the sale: all sums over twenty dollars
either cash at the sale or a credit OF
ten months. with interest, at the OPP
ton OF purchaser. the credit. if any, to
be secured TO the satisfaction of the
undersigned attorney named In mort
gage.
Y. CALVIN TRICE.
Attorney named IN mortgage
Ira. Y. WheatleY, AuctiOneer.
John s. Skinner. Clerk.
o. 2-InH-tS
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Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
Cambridge Leasehold
Property and an
Upright Piano

The undersigne administrators OF
Annie s. Tall under and by Virtue OF
an order passed by The Orphans Court
of Dorchester County, will sell at pub
lie auction. in front o! Inc Court
House door. in the town OF Cambr1dSe
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INSANE ..tIjSICIAN
HELD FOR MURDER
Beat Fellow Patient to Death
{ With Bed SIat.

Philadelphia. Oct. l4.--Dr Thomas
Pitts, aged 60 patient ut the Penn
Syivania Hospital for the Insane,
Forty-four1h and Market streets. was
held without bail by Deputy Coroner
Sellers for causing the death of John
". MILESTONE. aged rs. also az patient
at the institution.
Whet stone was beaipn. ii is said.
WHEN lp. uhiccfcd 10 the rraZcd phy>i-
elan Performing an operation with
Imaginary Instruments. after cnulin.
Ia his rooIL l;re AT night
WhCt stone, who, il is said. WAS once
4 prnmiHH.!l mechanical engineer IN
This city, died in the hospital from N.
jurieS received four days before.
Attendants had found MILESTONE
unconscious with broken arms and
legs and his body covered with bruises.
Dr. William 5. WadSWUrth, c0"oner'S
physician. investigated after he death
of WheI tone amt found that Il heavy
Stat from the bed Of Or Pitts whose
room was oppo>ite that of the dead
man. exactly fitted he bruises on
NhttStone,S back and abdomen.
Assistant District Attorney Naur"",
WHO was present. questioned the Wu:', 4
of such Il confession. Dr. Fuller said
he would not believe such Il cnnfl',-
sion. but -h%t lie knew Or. rus rs
tory and III i!!:"..,lt,d Of him co>.i-
mift.M@ >;i,A Il crime.
D.. pitts mad been kAp :: an al. y
room otGr:u" siie inquest. closely guard
ed by attendants. and WAS led in by
them. mumbIing incohrreuTly.
The physician has been patient ut
the hospital for ten years. having been
brought here from PlaintieId. " !.
While 1t The hospital. it is said. "e
has sought 10 perform operations on
other patients there. This was his
form OF lenenria.
II is believed he went To 'WIl"t-
stones room IL perform an operation
with imaginary Instruments and beat
NhrtStcnp when the latter objected 30
the intrusion.
Mr.. MAurer SAID t,H1 h" doubted f
the ease would ever reach trial l. :;
thai pr. PettiS would he ordered CD
mttch To- some hospital for the crin..-
nal insane.
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STOMACH TROUBLES
indiana Lady Had Something Like
Indigestion Until She Took
Black Draught, Then
Got All Right.

Seymour, Ind-"Some time ago l
had a sick spell, something like indt-
gestion," writes Mrs. Clara Peacock, OF
Route 6, this place. Il would get very
sick at the stomach, and spit or vomit,
especially IN the morningB.
Then I began the use of Thedford's
Black Draught, after lad tried other
medicines. The Black-Draught re-
lieved me more than anything that I
took, and I got all right.
Il haven't found anything better
than Black-Draught when suffering
from trouble caused by constipation.
It is easy and sure. Can be taken in
small doses or large as the case calls
for"
When you have sick stomach, indi-
gestion, headache, constipation, or
other disagreeable symptoms, take
Black Draught to help keep your
system free from poison.
Thedford's Black-Draught Is made
from purely vegetable ingredients,
acts in q gentle, natural way, and has
no bad after-effects. It may be safely
taken by young or old
Get 4 package Of RlaclI-Draught to
DAY. Insist on the genuine. 1hedfords.
Al your druggists, NC-14a
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The Weather,

Forecast for this Secrlon: Unsettled
.odav and probably tomorrow; north
@rIC winds
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FOUR-POuND CROWN OF GOLD
Gift OF Rumanian People is LaVishly
Adorned Wit, Precious Stones.

AlbaiuGia. Pennsylvania, Oct. ! -
The crown of solid gold. weighing 1919
g:annes. or nearly four pounds aT'..G-
dupoiS. To he worn by Queen Mare,
Of Rtmania. at the coronation cera-
mony 0f the umanian soVereignS next
sunday. arrived here and was placed
on exhibition under heavy guard ut
the royal palace.
The crown was made in Par;s from
gold mined in Pennsylvania. II IS
tie Gift of the Rumanian people %
the queen. and has been fitted To the
queens majestic head. 1t is oval in
form. and long ear pieces, connected
by fine chainwork. are suspended
from il. The chains are made as
ornaments. surrounding The crown and
represent grains of wheat. emblamatic
of Rumana's principal wealth.
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Tuesday, Oct. 3Ist, 1922

between the hours Of 80 and 3 o CLOCK
=. NJ, all that valuable leasehold ,lot
situated in the town Of Cambridge
Maryland, known as No. ln2 Cemetery
Avenue, formerly used d. a dwelling
and sewing factor! by Mrs. Mary T.
Parks. improved by a tWo-Stoly frame
dwelling, and a storage house in good
condition. The dwelling part contains
eight rooms Subject to an annual
ground rent OF Nv elVe dollars.
Immediate possession. Taxes, IN
surance and ground rent to be ADJUST
ed to day of sale.
Immediately after this sale, the ad'
ministrators will sell upon said prem
Uses Nc. 102 Cemetery Avenue. a Nalu'
able upright piano. in good condition
now thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Twenty-Five pei
cent cash on day of sale and the bal
ance one year from day OF sale; the
81 edit portion to bear interest from
day of sale and TO be secured by the
note of the purchaser or purchasers
with surety or Suret;eS thereon to ht
approved by the undersigned, or 81
cash IN day OF sale lat option OF ruf-
'''''''' FIX GDERICK II. FLETCHER,
BERNARD + TALL
administrators Of Annie $. Tall. de
ceased
Dixie Realty Company, Auctioneers.
l010-l4- 7-21-24-2S-3O
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SEE EUROPE NEARER TO WAR
Trade Comm ssion Declares Prompt
Solution of Problems Imperative


Hohuken. ~ j.. OCT. I4.-Eu o." is
closer To military conflict thun a. any
period immediately prece,tta= the
world war, members Of The i:,erna-
tional Trade Commission nj Re South
ern Commercial Congress declared
ul,al heir return on lhe President
Hurting.
They said immediate solution uf the
various financial economic and repa:a-
lions problems WAS necessary I" avoid
disaster
III preliminary report the commits
sion declares America cannot cancel
the debts of the nations, but all ua-
lions must Immediately pay their obi
cations with dignity and homer The
settlement between nations formerly
helligerent must be on basis of mu-
tual respect and consideration.
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FOR OVER 40 YEARS

! HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has
! been used successfully in the treatment
| of Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con
! sists of an Ointment which Quickly
/ Relieves by. local application, and the
InternaI Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood On the Mucous Sur
! faces thus reducing the Inflammation
Sod by all druggists;
! z ] Cheney & Co. Toledo. ch1o.
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Public Sale
OF STOCK

The undersigned will Offer for sale
by public auction, to the highest bid
der at the Court House door Cam
h1iIsn MaENl Ia nd ON
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Gi:,.a AK,l s.Gs:It

SOW is lie TINE to fesa The H,w.
H BRAID st1mmer laying mash, This
feed is especially planned by Ptofes-
sor Hickey for feeding birds on
range. 1t will give them strength
III the mou1ting period, keep biris
healthy and make them lay.
Manufactured and sold by
BRADSHAW &c MOORE
Cambridge and Church Creek
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Y. CALNIN TRICE. Sollc1tof
Attorney Named In
Mortgage Sale
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

BY virtue of the power Of sale con-
tanned in a chattel mortgage executed
nv Sadie Nov bray unto Howard Bran-
mock on the End day of Dec@m5 Der,
1920, and of record among the Mort
gage Records Of Dorchester County
Maryland, in Liber W H. NJ, No. .,
folio 5S4, default having been made by
the m1ortga COR in complying with the
terms OF the said mortgage, the under
signed, as attorney named in the SAID
mortgage and in the power of sale
therein, will offer for sale and sell at
public auction upon the terms herein
after. named. at the residence of the
said Sadie Mowb bray on the 'Pattison
Farm" near the town of Cambridge.
Irornl,,.+n,. Enunt,. MarN,land
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f. Namp PAYS $50 Fine.

New York. Oct 14.-Convicted Of
attempting to ''vamp" PatroIwoman
Hortense Thompson. Arthur Nicolai-
is. IL cigarette manufacturer. was
given the alternative by Magistrate
Levine Of paying Il $50 tine or going
tn jail for twenty days. He paid.