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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04

Is West Nireiu'l So uuNnnwn In the
eaS. thai tn" outstanding, QUALITIES If
rh" uuirfrat"d Manufacturers does not
come .u Tor more consideration when
tie -1nAius o. ;he eastern college foot
ball teams ar made" In "a" ah"N"
ranking by IN" New York Tam"s. West
Virgiu.a Is ranked In fourth POSITION
eluuE with Navy aud Harvard, two
team. tina, were defeated more than
once ,NiS season.
Another thing th.It comes 20 the eye
cc IN" followers at sport n this district
q that Pittsburgh. defeated 10y West
Virginia 9-6. gained a berth in tho third
group. l. will y" remembered that In
tina, particular game W"S- N!r- &
victory WAS auununred and accepted as
decisive. and yet tn" ranking above IN
d!ca'c~ that while the SHcar>men turned
back the Partners their brilliant vic
tory amounts - little.
The only reason advanced 70" ~"
ranking Of Wcs' Virginia in fourth
position Is because they met no tlrS'
ranking teams with the exception o.
mt and WasniuEton-Jcffcr Their
tie gam" with WaShinGton-Lo" q also
taken Aga!uS, tNcm. hi; 'hc Outstanding
feature ot n" decision - place them
IN fourth position s""mS - hc tina;
the writer In tho New York Times is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
CLARK5BURC PARKERSBURC CAME
ON WHEELING FIELD DOUBTFUL
HrrE, WASHINGTON IRVING COACH,
DECLINES TO PLAY BIG REDS
FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
FAILURE OF TWO TEAMS TO MEET
WILL NO DOUBT LEAVE HoNoRs
UNSETTLED FOR 1922.

The possibility OF Wheeling rams Ec'-
ting 70 see the l'arkcTSourE ana WASH
i0gton Irving high school '""'oAL teams
In action in Whcel!Hg IN 4 game Ue'I"-
ing tho state championship - very
doubtful according 10 word when
reached this city las. evening. FarNerS-
burg Is willing enough, bu, the N!arka-
burg schoo, takes no fancy 20 the CLASH.
Athletic Director William A. Lang Of
Wheeling high sent several kilograms 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
JIMMY MURPHY
RACE WINNER IN
THRILLING FINISH

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 3.-J!mmy
Murphy Won N. 2j0-milc championship
race he'd today a. the Bev-
o:ly HRS speedway. completing 200
laps ot the - niles oval in hours.
10 minutes and $50 seconds.
Ear. Cooper took second place and
Harry Uartzz finished third.
Murphy's average time for the dis
lance was HAS miles an hour, or "a
miles faster than the record he set on
= mile ova! at San Francisco last
year. when h" completed $50 miles at
an average speed "r Ill., miles an hour.
Murphy won by less than car
icurtn. with three other drivers within
t~cu'y feet OF him az the finish.
Harry UIrtz cheated death. but was
himself cheated out OF second place
when. IN desperate effort to nose
ahead oC Cooper. IN the 'lua spcep
past the stand. his car skidded, spun
around and crashed into the wall along
the grand stand. bouncing back onto
thee curse ana across the line just be-
hind Cooper.
Eenre,, fIl took fourth place. Tom
my Milton Hc'h. and Az Klein sixth.
\ crowd estimated at $4,000 watched
the contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
HOLSTE|N-FRESIAN
SALE THURSDAY ON
THE MILLER FARM

Dispersal sale Of pure bred Hoiste!n-
FrcSiau cattle of the George j. Miller
farm. on Wheeling creek. near Elm
Grove. will be conducted next Thurs
day.
The cattle total several hundred in
number and are among the finest of
registered Holstcin herds in the upper
Panhandle district. These cows. 1t Is
understood. will he offered for sale
without reserve on credit OF nine
months
Mr.. Miller states that. included In
his herd, which will be.on sale this
week. are cows with promise OF yield
Ing $1,000 pounds OF milk yearly.
Mr. Miller IS one Of the most enter
prS!ng and successful Nof the younger
farmers III Ohio county. He stands
out as an example Of what industry and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
HOMESTEAD PLAYS At
MUSEE THIS WEEKEND
Crack Pittsburgh Bowling Team TO
Play Second Half Match-Lady
Champion To Play Local
Star.

The crack Homestead (Fa) ho"line
team viii invade the home courts or
the Musce team in this city this week.
end fn~ The second half Of It's ma'Ch
with the local OUTFIT. The Mus"c Jour
med to Pittsburgh n few weeks ago
and lost the nrs, half OF Tho contest
by \ Sigh, margin. With tn" coming
match but a few days of, II" local
howlcrs have hopes OF defeating their
opponents.
As a special attraction for the FANS
OF this city. on" Of the Homestead
team will he accompanied by his VIE
champion woman bowler OF the Pitts
hurEh district. Tho MrScc challenges
any member ~ tho TAI sex in this com
munl'v L. play IN" visitor For infor-
NATION call 'hc Musce.
Tn" date Of the match IS stu UNI
decided. All people interested nre
urged To watch the blackboard at tho
Nu&rC for the date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
.STEUBEN HUBS DEFEAT
CRACK SCHOLARSHIPS
Loose Playing on Part OF winners hep'
Score Prom Being Higher-SeVer"l
Good Chances Missed.

S,cuhcnvilc O.. Dec. 3.-Steuhcnvil>c
Hubs defeated the Irwin S"h"iaNucs
here today 10 to o. The visitors were
uutplayed the greater part Of the con
tcst, and only loose playing on the part
of The locals prevented bigger score.
The Stcubcuvillc team scored It's hrs'
touchdown In the first quarter. After
The locals held for downs on the three
ward line. W. l.. Bates took nresher's
pun; on the 90 yard line ard ran II back
10 Irw!n's IS yard line on the next play.
Fonuw shot a pass 10 hughes. who car
ricd the ball over. kr",zcr missed a
drop kick In ;hc second quarter SteUh-
cuyi!lr lost the bail on tumble on
Irw!n's five yard line and again in the
third quarter lost a chance to score by
fpmhling Early in the fourth quarter
Sm.,l. threw a 50 yard pass I" Aiken,
vino was downcd on lrw!n's eight yard
line, Ia one smash. Humble took !,
over. Kleuz.ng drop kicked goal
The playiu gof Hughes, Aiken ana
Humble was spectacular. c. Roskcy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
.BELlAIRE EX-HIGHS
COP 0. Y. PRO TITLE
By Defeating Eayland yesterday Bel
1aire Team Captured Ohio Side .
Honors. To Tackle West
Yirginians.

Although outweighed som 20 odd
pounds to the man. the fast L lire tx
High football team OF Bella tourney
to Rayland yesterday whei ey de-
feated the strong aSgregaN- that
place for the Seml-pro Championship or
the Ohio Valley on the Ohio Side OF the
river The score was S-3.
The brilliant work Of shrimp" Grin.
former High School star, was respon-
sih,c for the victory. He turned in num-
erous good runs and used splendid field
generalship. Harris went over for the
touchdown Close to 1000 people wit
messed the game.
Announcement was made last even
ing that the EX-Highs would challenge
the Trussels. West Virginia sem!-pro
chamns for n game 10 decide the Ohio
Valley title holder. The game will in
all probability be an event Of the near
future,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
SKY L|M| I IN
BALL salaries
FOR SOUTHERN

Louisville, Ky. Dec. 3.-Subject to
the approval OF the National Associa'
ton. the directors of the Southern
Baseball Association to-day voted to
make the sky the limit" so far as
salaries of players are concerned.
Rules of the National Association
make $4,000 the maximum monthly
payroll for class a leagues. Seven
directors voted in favor of the sala"y
resolution and one opposed it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
LE-POLAR BEARS
BATTLE TO 90 TIE
Hugo Crowd witnesses Bellaire Caty
Championship Game At River
Wow Park Sunday.

The crack Temple 4. c. football team,
and the Polar Bears Of Bella!rc na't'eu
- n 90 tic Yesterday on the RiN'rE.e"
Park grounds in Il gone for the h"i-
lairc C:'y championship. ray w.
spectacular at al! times ana the pia! .''e
So even that from the first II WIS SNOW
,ha, only bad herak Of the game would
make either team the victor.
Owing to the importance Of the con-
tng, hotb teams presented their strong
rs, Nacups. all players be:Ng in the
pink Of condition. Petris. Evans and
Er.nci starred for the Temples while
Morgan and Hicl were the stars for the
rr!ar Bears. A crowd OF 1000 people
Witnessed the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
The Poor Man!

Client Ito rising young lawyer who
has Just won his first case)-Tou won
the case all right. but I'm ruined
man in this town.
Lawyer-How's that?
Client-You made me out so. dog.
gone poor | can't ever get trusted for
a cent.-From Everybody's Magazine
for December.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
182 POINTS To
50 THE RECORD
Wesleyan Result AT Clarks-
burg the Only Real Dis
appointment.

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Tn. r,,,rl s,,. sin. season s,.,n,lS a.
st-l. ,.,..,,,.., and .,vn defeats TIL.
f,t,. ~,.,-.I ~ ........4 ia il ,phurcuJ@
g.. ~ III. ,wo defeats u. least one. the
" & J ,a.h9-L vs. .xr.,...I To
N,.-.....,,. ,tc.o.,. ~, pa, or.y djsap.
p..n.Irrr.. %. rh,. SEASON h,,, roasidcrla-;
H., 3.,.I,caas ..d.~ which, ,ac B,sons
r,.,y.d M I'M. ,i.S ..r.. ,.n ,.,r
,4s!lv n, llrd--stood
,'-,rgfl ia. sensational fuIlhq,k
r.aved ihrouct In, .n,ir, second hal;
Win two ton muscles m has l-C. Sho,..
make hes The muscles Of his back
sur,.arG. ,I; continued plavIu,. in spite
Q. the pain AL Color played most ~
the ram. with - sr...,, -,Iu.r,rc ,,ft.h
" aggravated ,mtJ at las, he was
forced TO retire
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..rc .a,r. urdrr .ha.o bauljrIns Tai.
,uy nom. 81 Tho cr,di, which IS due
WESLEYAN from he Ruc;haunnn i0s,i,u-
tjoa. .lc failure cf bethany to win ,h.
most sensational, battle of the sca>ol
,au a; iea>; bee understood to sor,, ~
t'nt I; - probably true the Grv'r
v"S slightly "v..r-vonddens uut the
strength of Wesleyan so'n stopped that
i'nit and IN" real condition - the
victory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
Buys the Enid Club

Kansas civ. Dec . president Geo.
,ieuhlehech ~ the Kansas cry Amer
can ASSOCIATION club. said laa; night
that he had purchased the Enid okla
club ~ r.. W"s'sru association. The
,'ta' .. dos. = Is ron"r''dr !" pihN"r%'
the buildings and n lease on the grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
Carney Navy Captain

Annapolis Nd. Dec. 3.-Ar;hur G.
Carney Of New York was today elected
10 captain the Navy football team for
next season. Carney. who played left
guard on the eleven FOR three years. is
the heaviest man on the squad. weigh
ing 2l5 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04

good judgment will do in advancing
man in this county. A few years ago
he was a farm hand working for wages.
but today he owns one Of the best reg
!stercd Holstein herds in the upper
Panhandle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04

Only siN.t"uths Of an acre was de.
voted to raising sweet potatoes on
tine average amount OF land per farm,
according TO the last census.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04

With powder charge of s5o
rounds. a projectile oil 2,34o POUNDS
is hurled 10000 yards by one Of the
new coast defense guns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-04
Boar Cats


Subs - Dodgers SkaEnsk'. smith.
Barnett. Baylcs. Watson. Bear Cats
j. Soupun. Harms. ""rw. rJrnrr. au,cn,
w Wecklcv and ChHddock.
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Hog Raisers Should Plow
Barn Lois Up Each Year

Hog raiSers may accomplish two
desirable results by blowing up the
barn lots at least once year, says
the United States Department of
Agriculture. In the first place,
hogs need good succulent pasture as
much of the time as possible, and in
ton against internal parasites, such
as roundwormS, the eggs of which
remain in the soil. Turning over
the soil in the lots helps to get rid
of the pests and the crop of forage
makes it a profitable operation. In
addition to providing cheap protein
feed pasture crops aid as a laxative
and require the hogs to take a Ger
tain amount of exercise which is
necessary to breeding animals and
growing pigs.
Rye is probably the best crop to
use for fall, winter, and spring pas
ture for hogs. Throughout the
corn belt it may be sown from
August 20 to about October l, de-
pending on the latitude. In warm
er climates the crop may be put in
at Various times UP to as late as De-
cember. BY putting in successive
paintings from 2 to 4 weeks apart it
is possible to haye fresh pasture all
the time. Seeding for. pasture
should be much heavier than for a
grain crop, from 3 to 4 bushels per
acre on good soil. Pasturing can
probably begin weeks after seed
ing, and may continue if the rvs is
not covered with snow, until the fol
lowing April.
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ZION NJ. E. CHURCH

Services this Sunday: Morning
Glass and Testimony, $50; The
Mems Bible Glass, 9.45 sharp; Pub
lie Worship IL; Sunday School 2.15;
Public Worship 8. The Pastor has
returned from the Summer School
of Religious Education of Dickinson
College, and will be present at all
the services this Sabbath. He will
teach the lesson, THE Trial and
Triumph of Faith before the Bible
Class, and a large attendance is ex-
pected' At the morning service al
IL DR. George ". Crabbe of Balfl-
more will be the speaker. There
is no more important work today be-
fore the Christian Church than that
Of reform Ent-zFUr =TefoFn I-HfoFe --f1n=
portant- at -the-pFesent thah=she==4F Fem
perance and: Prohibition reform.
Christian people should not be de-
ceived by the propaganda of wet
press. DR.. Crabbe is splendid
speaker, in possession Of the facts,
and every earnest advocate of bet
ter things should hear him present
his argument. He is the servant OF
the church, and the church should
give MIN its unqualified support. AT
the popular Summer Evening Ser
vice at s the Pastor will make a
brief address. Let us do our best to
keep the work and interests Of the
church at the highest possible point
of efficiency even during the sum-
mer. Your attendance and helpful
ness will count for the church and
the Kingdom.
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THE FOOLISH MOTORIST
NeglectS the brakes.

.Neglects the brakes.
Argues with the cop.
Drives without carrying spare "
Stops and turns without giving
signals.
Tries to take the right of way
from truck
Drives at night with one head
light.
Tries to beat the train to the
crossing.
Leaves his car unattended with
out thief-proof applian noes.
Blows his horn loudly when only
a foot from a pedestrian.
Tries for speed records VITA .
passenger car-Farm Life
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LAUREL LOSES CONTEST

Laurel Del, July 21-Laurel lost
to Salisbury this afternoon because
of the poor playing or Doremus at
second and it's inability to hit Hearn,
Salisbury's southpaw ace, who
struck ont Is men, seven out of the
first eight to face him.
1t was a pretty pitchers battle, ex-
cept, the fifth inning. In that frame
after the side should have been re
tired Early allowed four hits and
three runs. Reese who pitched 4 %
innings, allowing but one hit.
Doremus who essayed to play second
for Laurel, is responsible for most
OF Laurels defeats.
Tho Scarp.
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Standing OF Clubs

Crisheld, Md, July 21-Crlsheio
outplaved Pocomoke III every va!
today and won, to 3. Lance de
veloped a wild streak IN the looi .h
and seventh innings and retired at
ter two runs had scored and the pas-
es were full. with one out. in the la'-
ter round. -.
Hummer forced Alexander to MT
into a double play and struck out
FIVE men in the last two innings. Inc
Pocomoke infeId played ragged pail
Rocket, of Crisfeld, felded sen
sationally. Umpire Derby fined NC
Knight for abusive language afteF he
had been called out on strikes.
The score.
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.Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Water
Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers. Her.
bert. HearI Hdwe-Adv.
Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Preserv-
ing Kettles and canning outfits. Her
bert Hearn Howe -AdY-
.Nesco Perfect Oil Cook Stoves
stand in a class to themselves, Her
bert Hearn Huwe.-Adv.
Keep your lawn In order with a
Universal or Yankee Lawn Mower.
Herbert Hearn Hdwe.-Adv
Porch Swings, Hammocks, Lawn
Swings and. Croquet Sets. Herbert
Hearn HdWe.-Ady
Screen Doors. Window, Screen
Frames and Screen Wire Herbert
Hearn Hdwe-Adv
Baseball, Bats Gloves and: full
line of sporting Goods. Herbert
Hearn Hdwe.-Adv.
Fishing Tackles of all kinds ex-
cept No. Cotton Herbert Hearn
Hdw.-Adv.
24l-7i15- 6teod-R-7i17-S
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ST PAITL'S NJ Pc CHURCH

Sunday A. M. Class Meeting:
IL A. NJ, Morning Worship. sermon
by Rev. E. C. Prettyman of Whining
ton Del; 2 F. M, Sunday School.
special music by Baraca Glass Quar-
tette; 8 P. NJ, Evening Service. ser
mon subject, "Contentment;V Mon.
a-P. NJ, Senior C. E.; P. NJ. spec
ial Meeting Trustees and Stewards:
Tues. s P NJ. A Membership Meet
ing; Wed. P. NJ, intermediate e
z; Wed. 8 P NJ. Prayer Meeting;
Fri. Z P. NJ, Junior G E.
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The Secretary:

If he writes letter, it is too long.
II he sends postal, it's too short. If
he edits phamphlet he a. spend
thrift. If he goes to committee
meeting, he's butting In. If he
stays away. he's a-shirker. If the
crowd is slim at a luncheon, he
should have called the members up.
If he calls them up, he is pest. If
he duns member for his dues, he
is insulting. II he does not collect
them he's crazy. If meeting is a
bowling success. the entertainment
committee is praised. If it's a~fall-
ure, the secretary is to blame If he
asks for suggestions, he's incon1pe-
tent. 1t he doesn't he's bull
headed.
Ashes to ashes,
Dust to dust:
If the others won't do it.
The secretary must
Minneapolis Kiwanian
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GET THE SAVING HABIT
By trading with, F.; H. Zones & c

By trading with F.. H. bones & Co.,
a new store at 125 Race street,
Cambridge, Md.
We handle.-a complete line Of
staple groceries all clean ana fresh
stock. -
A complete line of shoes, footwear
and Hosiery for the entire family
Come and buy where you get most
for your money.
F. H. JONES & co.
7i6-tf
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GRACE METHODIST CHURCH

945 Baraca Bible Class. twenty
minute address on. "Conspiring
Prophets: II Junior Church follow
ed by the third in the series of Lit
tie Sermons ON Big Subjects, tomor-
rows subject is Profit or Loss? )
2.3O Sunday School; s Evening Wor-
ship. with sermon by pastor. Nlsl-
tors to Cambridge. welcome to all
services. Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day evening from s to $50.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

n Barber Prices Hair cuts rs cts
except Friday and Saturday 35 cts.
Shampoos 20 cts, except Friday and
Saturday rs cts.
7 l am in position to give quick ser
vice with four BARRIERS.
7 Thanking the public for past pat
Tonage,
Q. LEE ELLIOTT
202 Race 81
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5 ) o II
POCOMOKE

Two base hits, Tagg; Rocket;
Hummer. Struck out by Lance Z;
by Hummer S; by Phillips 8. Bases
on halls off Lance 5; off Phillips 2.
Hit y>pitched ball by Lance, Wilson,
Hornsberger Phillips. Hits Of Lance
4 in 1-3 innings; off Hummer
none in 2 2-s innings. Double plays,
Nuth to Hammer to Dittmar; Hum
mer to Tagg to Hammer. Stolen
bases, Unglaub; Norris ca. Sacri-
fee hit. Tasg. Left on bases, Girls
field 6; Pocomoke g. Umpire, Derby
Time 2 hours
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Mass tomorrow morning in st.
Mary's Catholic Church at nine
O'Clock. The members Of st. Mary's
church will hold a picnic at Beach
Haven on Tuesday, July 25th
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IOtaI5 80 . Y TO
*Batted for Hitchcock in ninth.
fBatted for Ricketts, in ninth.
Salisbury % 0 @ 0 0 0
Laurel 0 0 0 0 o D 0
Earned runs, Salisbury g. First
base on balls, off Hearn 3; off Early
l. Left on bases, Laurel {; Sails
bury 4. First base on errors, Sails
bury l. Two base hits, Doremus +;
Hearn. Struck out by Hearn IS;
By Early S; by Reece l. Double
play, Adams to Thompson Hit by
pitcher, Marvil. Balk Hearn I'm
Dire Dixon Time 2 90
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MOTTO

The County Commissioners for
Dorchester County will not be liable
for damages to persons or the We
hicles crossing. the bridge from Cam
bridge to East Cambridge where the
load exceeds L ton. SI26-1mo.
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CHURCH NOTICES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAT IIOI Ci1U hN11
Sunday School 9.45 A. M; Morn
ing Worship II A M; Evening Ser
rice 8 P. NJ, The Master In The
Garden" Mid-week Service Wed
nesday at 8 P. M; Sr.. B. Y. P. U.
Friday at 8 P NJ. To all OF these
services the public is cordially invlt-
al
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p. c.. $. OF A.

All members are hereby reahest..
ed to meet in the Hall Sunday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock for the purpose
of attending Zion Bible Glass in a
body.
O. A Andrews, r s
ri01 o.
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Taken from my yard Thursday night
brown Chesapeake Water Dog an
swers to name Brownie" Reward if
returned to 207 Race street Cam
bridge, Md. 7i22-3t
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Schedule Foe Today

Parksley at Cambridge
Crisfeld at Pocomoke
Laurel at Salisbury
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WANTED
District Manager

To sell Horneblende Quality Line.
The line that Blooms twelve months
in the year. Products Guaranteed.
Guarantee Protected By Bond. Real
legitimate repeaters. Only Expert
enced Statesmen Considered. Prefer
salesman who has had experience in
crew management or organization
work. Write full details. Applica-
ton treated strictly confd entail North
land, Ohio.
Al alert business getter. 10000
mile guaranteed new cord tires at
prices below all competition Elk
elusive local territory. 500 and com
mission. Smith System Cord Tire Co,
HOS S Michigan, Chicago.
Cigar Salesman, $50 to $50 week and
expenses. Experience unnecessary
Send addressed stamped envelope for
information National Cigar Co
High Point, N. c
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Parksley 8; Cambridge 5.
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-22
AGENTS WANTED

Candy making business We start
you. Home or anywhere Everything
furnished We buy your candy Elk
perfnce unnecessary. Good pay Men
Women. Candy House PHILADELPHIA
MISCELLANEOUS
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-20
MOVIE ANKLES AT SHOE SHOW

PASADENA, June 20.--Tonight, the
California Shoe Dealers association
convention viii stage shoe style
show at the Raymond theater, here, fol-
lowing their opening session this morn
ing at the Hotel Maryland. Some of
the most shapely ankles in moviedom
are said to have consented to display
in the latest styles in shoes.