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Friends of Soviet
Russia Meet Success

Under the auspices of the Friends
of Soviet Russia a benefit entertain
ment for the famine sufferers was
held at the Lombard hall. Wednes-
dat night and proved to be a sue
cess. TIE hall was we'll filled and
the collection netted $49.52, while
S7.45 worth of literature was sold.
Jack Britt Gearity. newspaper cor
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Political Program Announced By Gompers
FEDERATION NEWS
ORGANIZED LABOR DENOUNCEs DECENTRALIZATION OF
CONVICT LABOR AT WALLA STATE PENITENTIA

ORGANIZED LABOR DENOUNCES CONGRATULATIONS OF
CONVICT LABOR AT WALLA WALLA STATE PENITENTIARY
organized labor of the state particularly the building trades
is bitterly denouncng the
Waa pententary by
of good that will into competition products
tree labor Plans have been worked out to install Wa
tay metal stamping ovens for
the manufacture of automobile license This
goods at the pententiary.
Legislation providing for the doing of such work at the pteniar
introduced legislature buried
committee result of the against
Every enact legislative authority
for such the
legislature there included the
100000 for agricultural and industrial
budget rushed through at the of the and little
paid to this item the general budget generally taken
granted that contemplated
and the department of labor and industries.
1t learned that funds for the purchase of machinery
the pententay
prOpraon despite the that the Legislature
dow Tl old into ~ iI Of b noriton+ia, % bina @ snnd d th @ @
being piled she'd while
tn purchase of new machinery for the enterprise
The legislation providing for automobile licenses specifically
automobile license plates The clear provisions of this legislation well
manuacr goods for commercial evidently being ignored by
the administration.
being into effect by the director of business
CONTROL This John W. Pace that disrupted the
safety board through his secret consprngs with j. c. H. Reynolds
state of the employers association to defeat the intent of the
legislation board by attempting to have operate
exclusively the interests of the employers and against interest Of
whom the lumber interests of the state
demanded that the appoint director of labor and industries
al anu +h + + fa ad 70 annort instead nucb bqger boader
citizen the position evidently having mind
fresh recollection of the embar
activities had brought to the administration
should placed the head of the states
difficult understand Mr.
unauntabe
has Mr. Pace Billy Potts. who
penitentay formerly
of has Mr. PAGES
this plan the pententary
take effect March l5 1t is re-
the Inauguration of
would the
reported that James Cameron who is in
CHARGE Of the state institution at wooley has
ignation.
Mr. skagg members of
administration of the affairs OF the state
absolute deal and all three men
department of the administration In
sustaining the greatest loss
of Mr. Pace will milestone
it's
organized labor and there is some
restraining the state from proceeding
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-03-10

Register today don't delay; we need your
signature on initiative petitions Nos AZ and 43.
Ask for one at the office of the Labor Temple,
and get it filled. Many hands make the work
light.
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WASHINGTON, D. c. March 6.-"Instructons to Labors
NonParson Political Campaign Committee to begin immediate
preparations for the coming congressional and other elections
and primaries given by the executive council Of the Ame
can Federation of Labor today
This announced by Samuel Gompers president of the
American Federation Of Labor detailed statement at the
cuson of the session of the Executive Council Of the A F. Of L.
Just held in Federation headquarters here The statement
tnued as follows:
Political is
almost Immediately begin making
Under the action of the conformity
A F.. L. j S TO &c
favorable the rights
mated Labor will such candidates field
There the
in
candidates field of
tagonstic attitudes the candidates both Republican
and Democratic parties.
the political OF
political will be
committee
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Demand the Union Label
BIDS WANTED ON SPECIAL ISSUE.

The board of control of the Labor Journal will receive and
sealed bids the advertising work for the special issue
to be published July A, 1922, Sunday March r. 1922
All parties interested will take notice
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A. F. OF L. AND STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR
FarmerIabor party, held Bremon on Saur
secretary the
bitterly Samuel
of Federation of Labor and the political
bitterly attacked
President Short Federation of Labor and the policies OF that
their both
of IL listened the
the industries and
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affiliated with the Federation the last
standing
Painters Everett Cooks WATERS
Newsboy and Tacoma Cooks
delinquent locals that
se The Spokane Railway Express Clerks Pao
Painters Olympia Plumbers and Seattle Steam and OPP
affiliations Tacoma PAINTERS
other locals expecting favoaby aiaion
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Seattle Union Record
State Grange and
body, declaring at
meeting the previous evening that it impossible to
American Federation
Labor" declared have sad have done their work
shouldh been buried 20 ago.
with little surprise most of the trades
contact with his dsrupe
formerly held IN an effort
Labor
formerly headed the latter body state
confession his part of bitter antagosm TO
b American Federation legitimate will
definitely pac him with of workers of the state
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Register today; don't delay.

THE SHAME OF CALIFORNIA
The Reproach of America that Tom Mooney and Warren K
Billings Should Rot in Prison-the FrameUp Victims of
Perjured Testimony.
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The first amber in large quanti-
ties discovered on the North Ameri-
can continent is that recently found
in the hundreds of tons Of culm from
collieries in the Nicola Valley of Brit
ish Columbia.
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The sport of falconry is still in ex-
istence, and an Englishman catches
from 16 to "a hawks each year in
Holland and ships them to the Old
Hawking club at Lyndhurst, England.
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Workers May Nominate Men in Many Districts
Opposing the Unfaithful Ones He Says

PRESIDENT SITES TEN ISSUES AS AMONG
THOSE WHICH WILL FORM CAMPAIGN LINES, NAM
ING RAILROADS, UNEMPL LOYNIENT, SHIPPING, IN
FUNCTIONS, AGRICULTURE, TARIFF, TAXES
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Smoke BLUE RIBBON 50 Cigar.
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Smoke OLYMPIC CLUB 1Oc cigar.
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Smoke CHALLENGE 1Oc Cigar.
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of Nazareth Is the mission of
Christianity, not to eXalt virtue, but
the cleansing and redeeming of the
last institution of man.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE sxs
TrINERARIo

De los trenes en viRor dssds
-el ] dc Agosto de 1917. re
ussdo el 4ds ASosto. 1919.
USTAnr0wva n
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NJ yA!|St gALL
toontinuacion de la pag. %


On consideration Ia jactancia del
Ponce" de pEetender la supremacia
del deporte en- la isla, teniendo en-
cuenta los juegos de-. domingo, hemos
llegado a la conclusion de que son BU-
CHE Y PLUMA, hemos de considerar-
10 inferior a nuestras novenas, PUER-
TO RICO COLEcTIvA. ST no estan
conforInes con esta opinion, sQuf resi-
den Rogue x Toto, puede Mr.. Gordian
dirigirse a ellos para dejar demostrado
al pdblico 81 es verdad es BLUFF
que el Ponce, no es inferior al ''Hu-
mo- y los "Jinetes'.
Ell score del juego efue como sigus:
PONCE 600 900 1o0-1
u. s. M. @. O10 100 oOx-2
LUIsIN.
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las mismas personals Y, cuando estas
mueren, por miembros de la misma ia
inilia. t
Anton Lang ha representado va tres
veces sucesivas ell papel de Cristo.
AL decir de personas entendidas en-
arte, la prtsentaci6n que la aldea hizo
del drama en- esta Ultima OCCASION fue
imponente v conmovedora. Lo que los
actores les faIta en- tecnica y profesio
nalismo les sobra en- naturalidad y sin
ceridad. =
Que los actores son sinceros, que per-
sonifican sus paneles CON fervor genni
no, 10 prueba ell hecho de que, siendo
todos pobres, rehusan miliones, pref
riendo seguir viyiendo en- la humi.dad,
antes de comercializar Cristo.
Es cierto que esta es.sla primera vez
que Sc les ha hecho tai oferta; es la
primera vez que Sc les ha tentado. IRE
sistiran siempre la tentaci6n?
Cuando rechazaron la oferta de Rock
vfeller, que no era con un prop6sito mer
cantii, sino un medic de extender .as
doctrinas de Cristo en- la humanidad,
los actores Sc fueron a hacer afeitar
las barbas y cortar las cabelleras, que
habian crecide durante treinta. amos,
para no exponerse ser tentados otra
vez. A -
Perc las barbas crecen Y las cabelle-
vas crecen. ICrecera la ambici6n?
Ernesto JARAMILLO.
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La manda de Oberammergau

(De nuestro coresponsal ena:New York;
Ahora resulta que fue NADIA menos
que John D. Rockefeller quien ofre.
clio un million cuatrccientos mil d6la-
res los actores lde Oberammergau
para que permitieran tomar una peli-
cula de la Passion y Muerte de JESUS
cristo tai como clos la representan
en- la peQuefia aldea de Baviera.
Anton Lang, que representa- OIL papel
de Cristo ha recibido, adcmas, ofertas
de snmas fabulosas para que venga a
los Estados Unidos reprssontar su pa.
pei para teompahias lcinematograficas
norteamericanas.
Anton Lang es un hombre pobre. Els
lln campesino que vive en- una cabaha
humiide, que trabaja con sus manos
hacienda olIas dc arcilla para ganarse
au modesto sastento.
Pero esta rersonidcaci6n de Cristo,
en- q proscerio. ha actuado como Girls
to el nazareno. al rehusar una fortuna
principAsca ? ~embio de industrializar
su rol de Cristo.
No, nunca, ha dicho: 81 llegara
a ser rico, va no seria digno de apare-
Ger en- el rol de nuestro Sefior Jesucris
to.
Y con ell mismo espfritu que 81, han
procedido todas las demas personas hu
mildes que aparecen en- el drama su-
premo del cristianismo.
Oberammergau es una peQueiia aldea
de Baviera. Hace trescientos aiios fue
szotada por una playa. Los habitantes
dc la aldea pidieron al Cielos que los
Iibrara de- la playa ofrecieron como
una demanda especial que Ell drama
do la Passion seria representado cada
diez afios por 'os aldeanos como un ac-
TO de veneraci6n.
Eel cleo hbr6 la al6ea de la playa.
Y los aldeanos, durante tres siglos, han
cumplido su manda; han representado
81 drama de la Passion con Ell mas intimo
fervor.
La dnica vez que la aldea no prIdo
cunplir su manda fue durante la que
rra; pero a POGO de terminarse 6sta
Oberammergau Sc apresur6 respetar
srs votos solemnes.
Esta representation es va una tradi-
ci6n historical y atrae la atenci6n del
mundo. Personals elninentes de todos
los paises van presenciarla. Es un
acontecirterto International.
Ell drama dura TODD un tlia. Principia
q as ocho de Ia mahana y concluye 8
las seis de la tarde, con dos horas de
interrupci6n medic dia.
varias tradiciones Sc respetan a ira
YES de los siglos en- la representation
de este drama Desde luego. nadie usa
pelucas nj barbas 0 bigotes postizos.
Fl que hacs el papei de Cristo tiene a
deiarse crecer su cabellera natural.
En- 10 possible, Sc trata de que los
mismos rapeles sean Representatives poi
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I'm gTadusdO de octave
gTad0 puede estudiar en-
ul IanO en- el COIegio Percy

Taquigrafia, mecanografia, tencduria
de hbros, ingles v castellano comercial
caligrafia, aritmetica comercial, calcu-
10 mental, administration y organiza-
cion de empresas mercantiles, etc.
Profesores Competentes. Quotas men,
suales m6dicas. Admitimos estudiantcs
en- cualquier fecha. Suministramos los
l;bros y todo el material necesario para
los estudios. Cursos diurnos y noctur-
Los. Pidanos prospecto y mas informa-
ci6n.
CoLEG1o PERCY PONCE, P. R.
Telefono 4ss, Gale Isabel No. 12.
Advt.
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11BRoS

En- Ell anuncio de libros publica-
do aver en- esta misma pagina, Sc
omitio el nombre y direction de Ia
casa anunciadora. Las personals que
interesen obras pueden dirigirse a
la Liberia REAL HERMANOS, Box
345, San Juan, P. r.
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ruEao EN poNcE. !.

En- Ell barrio Portuguese, de Ponce, Sc
dessrrollo un voraz incendio en- la ca
sa de. senior Ulisos clavell, quemando-
SC totalmente. La casa valia dos mil
d6larcs pero solamente estaba ssegura-
da en- mil quinientos d6lares, Las auto
ridades estan investigsndo el origen del
siniestro. u
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BREAK A
COLD AS
YOU SLEEP
Don't Drug Yourself--.Just
Breathe A Cold Away

Relief from colds and grip misery
comes at once. Ease for feverish ach-
ing head. Tight, sore chest Ia loosen
ed. Stuffed up air passages opened,
choking mucus checked, nose stops
running, pain goes.
Sterlings vapor-Eze Is the quickest,
safest, relief for bad colds in head and
chest because It soothes and heals the
infamed membranes and breaks up
the congestion on which colds feed. Get
from your druggist a 26 cent jar Of
Sterling's Vapor-Eze. Apply q little
on the chest and throat at bed time.
Then as you sleep, the healing, germ
destroying, antiseptic vaporenters eve
ry air passage, penetrates right
down to where the cold is lodged and
breaks II up.
Sterling's vapor-Eze is absolutely
harmless. Mothers use II for the chill
dren's colds. Remember, the cost is
only few cents. Be sure to get the
genuine, with the name Sterilng's on
every jar.-Adv.
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FOREST FIRES

Scarcely q day now passes that &C.
counts Of forest fires covering large
areas Of country are not reported.
Within the past week ERE Of unusual
intensity ragged in tho neishborhood of
oakleigh Station on the Maryland and
Pennsylvania r, r. seriously menacing
one Of their large wooden trestles. An
extremely dry season has left the an
nual downfall Of leaves and brush In
such condition that once broken out,
fire spreads rapidly and II IL hard to
subdue.
A lighted cigarette or q partially
burned match carelessly thrown down
may mean the beginning Of confia-
grafton reaching miles from the orig
inal seat Of trouble and causing thous-
ands Of dollars loss. Il therefore be-
hooves those who frequent the great
outdoors at this season Of the year to
Be particularly careful with FIRE. Even
though buildings may not be sndanger-
Cd BY the Are the hot flames sweeping
through the woods do irreparable DAM
age 10 growing young timber, the dam
age lasting long after the Are Ia gone.
Extremely rare are the people who
WIN willfully damage the property Of
others while enjoying privileges the
property affords % that Il seems nee
esssry only 30 point out the necessity
of willing not to damage. or course
the same carefulness must be practiced
On ones own premises for the protee-
tion Of both himself and neighbors. A
hsasa caution, little thought cost
nothing in money; the absence Of Ell
thsr 1t this season may mean the des-
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PRAISES AID OF MOTHER-IN-LAw
Il Am Feeling Like A New Person Al
ready, Declares Baltimore Woman

II am so grateful for what Tanlac
has done for me just wish could tell
everybody what remarkable medicine
1t Is" said Mrs. Elizabeth M. Gentle,
highly esteemed resident Of 447 N.
Robinson st., Baltimore Nd.
II suffered from stomach trouble and
q terribly rundown, nervous condition
for about year. l lost my appetite
and fell of several pounds. The lit
tie food managed TO eat would upset
my stomach so bad the pains were al
most more than l could stand, and I
was 30 weak l could do no housework.
j never got good nights sleep, just
tossed about all restless and 30 ner-
vous that in the morning l was even
more tired out than ever. Fearful
pains in my back and limbs added to
my agonies, and got 90 bad of | had
to take to my bed for two weeks.
my mother-in-law finally got me to
take Tanlac for il had been 80 helpful
to her. My pains have about all gone
now and have picked up wonderfully
My appetite has come back. my nerves
are steady, l get plenty Of restful sleep
and l am feeling like a different per
son. Tanlac Is worth Its weight in
gold"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists
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THANKSGIVING

Undoubtedly II 10 fortunate thing
that q definite day is set aside for
Thanksgiving as the majority Of us are
prone to lay little stress upon giving
thanks, and dwell upon our hadships.
The good things Of life are accepted as
our birthight, while the Steiner ex-
periences, which test our strength and
develop our manhood, not infrequently
arc viewed as our unfortunate lot ra.
thor than being treated a. blessings In
disguise.
Az citizens Of the worlds greatest
nation, endowed with the right of self
government, and blessed with soil and
climate which unite to bring forth
abundant crops, We unqusstioningly nc.
cept q leading role in the worlds af-
fairs without giving much considers
tion as to what 1t all really means.
How many Of US have ever thought
what II would mean to be subject To
q tyrannical government? Some there
arc who even now complain that their
personal liberties" are usurped. Pause
for q moment, dear friends, and pic
ture our land under the rule of an iron
hand. Have we not cause to be thank
full
A mere glance at telegraphic reports
from not a few starving foreign coun-
tries, or q glimpse Of bread lines COM
posed Of gaunt, wretched human be-
ings should suffice TO make NJ all offer
up heartfelt prayer Of thanks. This
applies with peculiar force to rural dis
'tricts where abundant crops now weigh
down groaning cribs. Sad to relate
even In our land Of plenty there are a
few poor outcasts In urban districts
who know tho fearful pangs Of starva-
ton.
Some there may be who because Of
business reverses or turn In the tide
Of fortune viii declare they have moth
ing for which they should be thankful.
Stopi There remains health, an un-
broken family circle, a clearer incite
into the meaning Of life, q step more
towards everlasting happiness, oh, a
myriad Of things for which we should
humbly, and yet none the less grateful
y offer thanks.
80 manifold are our blessings that
one day Of giving thanks does not suf-
Ace. Would Il not DO wiser to carry
the spirit Of Thanksgiving into our dai-
~ lives and thus brighten up the drab
outlook Of others not quite 10 fortu.
natef Surely Il would call for no ex-
tra effort II we but entered into the
spirit Of the thing and possibly would
,,o a world Of rood. In our mad rush
for commercial and professional su.
,,.r,acv I'VE MI too frequently attribute
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truction OF vast amount Of wealth
and possibly loss Of life as well. Let
no act Of yours contribute to such .
misfortune.
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~Wanted-A capable man be.
tween the ages Of 81 and IS to assist
In General Office work In Aberdeen.
Prefer man experienced in traffic work
knowledge of short hand and type
writing would not be out of place.
Splendid opportunity and good salary
to the right man. Address s., Hartford
Democrat, Aberdeen, Md.
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TO the right man. Address s., Harforf
Democrat, Aberdeen, Md.
~ Wanted-For clients, Money or
first class first mortgages, amount,
from $500 up. S. E. Cameron, Be
~ Bought and sold-Second hand
automobiles in any condition. Handle
all kinds Of parts. Located on Hartford
pike, 2 squares from town. Phone
369. IL you need an extra tire call
Sam Goldman, Bel Air, Head office
Main St., at McCormick's feed store
! still handle all kinds of Junk.
81 For Sale-1 Registered Male
and l female Duroc Red Hog. No
reasonable offer refused. Registry
papers furnished. C. r. Cameron, Jop-
pa. Md.
~ For Sale-Ten tons of prime
baled Wheat Straw. John R. Rutiedge,
Fallston, Nd.
~ After the LIST Of November we
will only make cider nTuesday and
Friday Of each week. c. f. Gross,
Floyd Noonan, Phone Bel Air 8O6F1l.
1--WE have just put in a new feed
m i'll and are now ready to do custom
grinding. Give US a trial. C. f. Gross,
Floyd Noonan. Phone Bel Air 806F1I.
]" Money TO lend on mortaRe.
Charles H. Mac Nabb, Cardiff, Md.
~ Sawed Wood For Sale. C. F.
Murphy, Bel Air, Md. Phone 15R.
~Wanted-All kinds Of Junk, old
Automobiles and all kinds Of hides.
Cash price paid for same. Orders
promptly attended to. Phone 8i7F2l
Bel Air, Isaac Plotnick, Forest Hill.
~ Farms Wanted-At once for
out-of-town clients. 80 to 200 acres,
State full particulars and Price. John
7. Davis q Co.. 30-303-3C6 Gather
Bldg- Ill NJ Charles st., Baltimore,
~ Money TO Lend in sums TO suit.
W. Worthington, Hopkins, Attorney
at-Law, Bel Air, Md.
~ Wanted-50 men to work in
woods. c F. Murphy, Bel Air, Md
Phone 15R.
~Dependable Trees-Fruit, shade
and Ornamental. Hardy Shrubs, Fam
cy and Standard Evergreens, Hedge
Plants, etc. Deal with US direct. Cat
alogue. Grier Brothers, Nurserymen
Forest Hill, Nd, r. D.
~Dont drag your Dead Animall
out. Call Fork 81. and same will b,
taken away at once No animals NOV
ed which have been skinned. GeorR,
| w. Stamford, Reckord. Md.
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FIRE INSURANCE MEETING
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company
in Hartford County
y msnSsrs win be hsld q, their otsiee in Be
>ir. on
Monday, Dec. IIth, 1922

for the purpose Of receiving the report Of the
Board Of Directou for is22 and propositions
% amend the Constitution and Bylaws Of the
Company and for the Transaction Of such other
business as may coma before the meeting.
GEORGE n. cAIRNES, Sec.
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WWanted-By March LIST Farmer
on halves. John N. Wilkinson, Bel
Air, Md. Phone Bel Air 82OF2.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Ten cents . line fsr Arst inssrtisa
and cents . line for each subsequent
ihssrtion-7 words 70 o lima. Ne ID
esats.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass on the premises Of the I'M
designed during the entire cunning
season with dog, gun or trap.
WAKEMAN b. MUNNIKHUYSEN,
MRS. RoBET F. HANNA.
A. s. MAGNESS
DANIEL p. LYNCH,
HUGH v. WARD,
WILMER p. HOPES,
THOMAS +. CADWAI.ADER,
EDWARD H. HALL,
DIR. LEWIS,
HENRY SCHILLINGER,
]. Z. GLADDEN.
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RESIDENCE
Christmas Sale

The undersigned will hold her
CHRISTMAS SALE as usual, at her
home on Main Street, Bel Air, opening
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1922. In
this collection will be found many use
full and novelty articles Of needlework,
including fancy and useful articles. and
variety of children's clothes.
Also homemade candy.
ANNIE NJ. ESLEY.
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wFor Sale-Car Load Canadian
Holstein Heifers, bred. T. B. tested.
Can be seen at my place at Dublin. J..
F. Crew, p. o. Darlington, Md.
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~For Sale-Ford Touring Car.
Good Running Order, good rubber.
Priced to sell. See Herman Sherman,
at McComas' Store, Bel Air, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-12-01

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