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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-08
BY LYNN <ISBEI
Dliiy Dispatch Bureau

Rul,Lon. Sept. @-RtpOll vi the
State 3r.unuatIc, commission which
..., lllrt with Con B~rotlShtOu
Ij.!>S4y. recognizes mat Drcal,se ui
~ SCOPE AVIATION l- 4 Subject iOi
( Federal rather ,flIn State regulation,
/ oppose. State lety-ut t<tr, taxes on
/ an.Dl.nc gasoline. asks Tor assistance
.t4.IuraI communities IN eNrIupln2
.a4F3,lts amt landing strips. and spe-
.alrlIIV recommends.
f.. \ i~elmuatnt. non-paid State
I ~&tronautlrs Commission. With power
a. accept tcttraI grants, distribute
t.cln t. luraI uults. and to ruOpcrat"
viii Federal agencies IN all phases
Of the pruprau: 90 amend the
uapOrt coming law to conform witt!
! F|tatraI statutes. go grant clear right
D. cnintnt domain to counties. cites
and low MS to condemn property tor
airport uHu landing strip pun poses.
and give them authority to remoV
hazards. (4) state support for Fed
tr4l Legislation To and development
al the whole aerOnauticS industry,
and 90 include basic aviation sub
/ Iec1, such as navigation. metcOrOlo3E
md theory OF flight in public school
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-08
Dr.. Whipple joins
Campbell Faculty

Bule's Creek, Sept, 5-ReV. Rob-
ert Lee Whipple, formerly OF Georgia
Military Academy, College Park. Ga.
has been elected Vice-president OF
Campbell College, it was announced
today.
Dr.. Whipple was on the staff at
Georgia Military Academy or three
years before coming here. H. Leslie
Campbell is president of the college
here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-08
TRUMP YOUR " ACE

TRUMPING YOUR partners
ace isn't in II with trumplng your
own. The main difference IS chat
the former Is usually bad play
Hhereas the latter Is seldom seen
except. IN the case Of 4 spectacle
lar declarer who IS engaged IN
developing the possibilities Of an
interesting hand. On occasion. you
may even see a. iecIarer trump
both the ace ana KING Of one OF
hls suits in the dummy or use his
own trumps on 4 couple OF the
Iummy's top h0nors
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-08

apparently gained II trick ~
tins device of getting East to lead
Il heart IN order to avoid leading
into the diamonds, but further
study showed that the diamond
discard did him no good. he stu
had to avoid losing to the dla-
mOnt q
Debating this, he decided that
West. who had bid. was o
likely to hold the crucial card than
East. who had not bid. SO he
scored the diamond A and led the
10. intending to tineSSe But West
discarded d heart, and North now
knew East was sure to win with
his diamond @
Simple card-counting could have
made tins a sure thing. East's
fOurth-beSt lead Of the heart 4
placed West with 6 hearts. West
had followed suit to z spades.
East ruting of the second club
showed West had 4 there. Add 9
and > and 4 and you have IL. So
West could have had only one dia.
mond. That figuring would have
told North to take the first dia-
mond with his own Il and finesss
against East for the Q.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-08

American fignllng men are station
ed in SO countries throughout the
globe have received aid. recreation.
equipment and necessities from the
American Red Cross.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-08
TOmlOrroW's Problem

IDealeI West. East.West vuI,
nerable
Playing for 4-Spades, how can
North ngtre out who holds the
crucial diamond Q Of this deal
after East leads the heart ~
Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-08

Distributed by KIM Features Syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Unusual Fowl
Stuffine

RAISIN CORN bread stuff
ing gives your holiday dinner
the final touch of perfection.
Whether this dressing is served
with fowl or with a roast. you
will find il equally suitable and
tasty. StuffingS carry more than
average responsibility in max
ing the meal a success.
Corn Bread Stuffine
"a cup seedleSS raisinS
2 cups finely cut celery
"a cup finely cut onion
Fat
Salt
s cups crumbled corn bread
3 cups stale white bread
crumbs
! "a teaspoon sage
Pepper
5 tablespoons melted butter
or bacon drippings
! tablespoon water
3 eggs
Rinse and drain raisins. Saute
celery and onion in a small
quantity of fat about 5 minutes;
add a sprinkling of salt, and
combine with crumbled corn
bread. white bread crumbs,
sage. pepper TO taste. raislns
and melted butter. Add water
10 eggs and beat until well
blended; add 10 bread mixture
and toss together lightly. Use
10 stuff chicken. turkey, or poe
ket Of veal, but do not pack. If
used for turkey, quantity should
be increased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07

AUG. % TO SEPT. 20
Vir0o-You will have 10 in
ject more of your reserve astute-
ness into this day. Outlook
rather indefinite, you direct it.
Don't let it down you. You know
your ability, step forward.
SEPT. 20 TO OCT. 90
LibrG-Your most effective APP
proach today is a philosophical
one. Use system working out
your problems. Meet objections
with that confident I'll lick you
determination.
OCT. 2G TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Sort of off again, on
again, day. You can, should
rumble over adverses without
m ch ado. Don't stand still,
consort with intelligent. Plans,
action. Romance okayed.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. 22
observation-disclosures vibra-
tons all your way. Put all your
splendid talent to work. Veto
any effort TO turn you from
what you rightly set out to &C
eomplish.
DEC. rs TO JAN. II
Capricorn - Keen supervision
Of business, alertness in invest
ments can bring high rewards.
The harder we work. the more
individual liberty we attain -
and let's keep it. Ell!
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
quarius- Take It easy,
sanely and with plenty of check
ing before acting. Your sturdy
will power h gu d stand you
well. Seek favors, advice, and
listen.
FEB. sI TO MARCH 90
Pnces-Stars seem to point TO
a crucial period. You can de-
termine much by your outlook.
Study first, consult proper au-
thority, then act cautiously, but
without fear. You are capable.
YOU, BORN on this date:
Versatility is keynote of your
Zodiacal sign. Application is an
attribute of great value. In
usually active, must not over
strain, become excited or carry
tn ngs too far. Sympathies
easily aroused. Business talent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
MARCH 2I TO APRIL 90

- ~ ~ 80 - -
Aries-Your intellectual
trends and natural deductions
are fine, and with today's ia
vorable aspects you should go
far in carrying out plans, prom
ises. II will have marked bear
ing on your future.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus - Dealings with en-
ployers, instructors, builders,
bankers, lawyers; rea estate
matters highly sponsored. Get
started bright and early, you'll
help your advancement.
MAY 2l TO JUNE 81
Gemini-Don't get of TO a bad
start. Move a bit slower TO in
sure better workmanship, timing,
accuracy and ultimately greater
attainment. No indecisiveness,
namby-pamby attitude!
JUNE 22 TO JULY IS
Cancer - The presence of be-
nehc influences may not dawn on
you until p. m. This should not
be. Fullest value in days ac-
Invites comes with strong a. m.
start.
JULY "a TO AUG. 32
Leo - Suggest you be very
careful about personal matters.
Heart interests, romance lin
Guiding dealing with affairs close
10 home) require specific atten-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Machine Shops
Need Used Fats

YOUR USED kitchen fats 20
into cutting and cooling liquids
and die-press lubricants needed
in our machine shops. Billions
of pounds Of oils and fats are
required TO keep OURS The
fightingest and best equipped
army in the world" On the
war fronts and on the home
front your used kitchen fat IS
still urgently needed 10 make
thousands of essential products.
Get cash and points for used
fats!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Cadet Nurses Needed

A NEW RECRUIT 10 the
nursing ranks of the armed
forces is Elizabeth j. Blonar,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John
Blonar Of Electric avenue. A
graduate of Providence School
OF Nursing, Miss Blonar hopes
10 serve her country as well as
her brother Nifty. who Is now
somewhere in France, and her
cousin, Barney McCoskey, Tiger
l,odtfielder now in the navy.
To aid the needs of the
military for more nurses, the
Detroit Nursing Council for
War Service is asking imme-
date enrolment of student
nurses in the Cadet Nurse
Corps classes in the ten schools
of nursing in Detroit.
Because of the time IL takes
TO enroll a student nurse, girls
who are not graduating from
high school until February, but
who are planning TO enter the
nursing field are asked TO enroll
now.
The Red Cross. aware Of the
military's need for nurses. is
Starting. Jan. 3, l945, a new
class for Nurses Aides. Appli-
cants are asked TO telephone
Fitzroy 5000 for interview.
After completion of the
course and having volunteered
$50 hours. if the aide is sat-
isfaetory she becomes eligible
for service at an army salary.
working AS hours a week at
army pay and thus helping 10
release a registered nurse for
military duty. ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
FrostIess Windows

WINDOWS CAN be kept free
of ice and frost even on the
coolest day if you rub the out
side Of the glass with alcohol,
or wash the glass with hot
water in which a handful of
salt has been dissolved. Then
polish the glass with a clean,
dry cloth or newspaper and they
Will stay clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Fat Facts

FATS AND oils are essential
in processing and manufacture
ing uniforms and equipment
for our armed forces. Twelve
billion pounds of fats and oils
are needed for war, industrial
and home uses in 1914. Two
hundred thirty million pounds Of
used kitchen fats are needed this
year 10 fill the National Fat
Barrel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Horoscope
By Frances Drake

Look in the Section IN Which your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According TO the Stars,
For Thuysddy, Dec. 7, 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
CATTLE LIVESTOCK.

MILK cows ds), some recently fresh
N sna esheT Nd fresh soon J. w Macintosh,
HOGS, fat, dressed. $50 to $50 lbs, $50
70 To-. $50. Need male hog, Berkshire, pre-
I Sf nou Can os Use 40 good pigs go to rs
JERSEY COW. fine. registered. will freshen
RIn, week n IL March, price $500. WI osa
cd mule. ready for % work; ta'f heifers saf
G saw utS bull vi. ready for service: brood
SSses @ps soia pSs ashs the ae'yf
w onhs AasS Y Dyke St
showemall by Display; Sire and dam MI both ii
s SSn winners nsds for sale reasonable. Falls
S SRafsA MARE Ilsf for sale. Contact Mrs. Mary
A AsXas rs IsAbr stsef EiyR EST journal
for 50. breeders Gazette. Box XIX,
f FARM IHo 1aas 90, 6 and years old,
B B0aas 8, COW; fresh in March srd calf
sar se sY9s E1Tl NarSRa family for aYls
5-gaited Chestnut; both ribson VIII Winners sns
F9sS ~ Ra ssv school, san 6 Ss
~ CHESTNUT FlLLf. thoroughbred, 3 years
horse Brooks Boy xon oyei $780, s9qnd a
aoR sssap terms Phone sH o
sSs ; $sB oS ''aac' n0S sired
gS SS1 :, manners II must sell. Apply rear
For SALE. 3 very good riding horses, 1
Jumper hnn5 e Eith os papers; excellent value. sH
PONIES go, handsome, big and small.
9 real fam mules, 8 pair Of Percherons,
Sa aed bo yeaTs CID Tding horses
farm harness and riding saddles. new and
used used eve everything sold on guarantee;
good shape, Stable in rear 736 18th
COATS, grade saanen; nannies to kid in
m 4aSu beech Tree Farm, Falls Church
b IsI nt sAhyEs, gu5eDSsd Ho!stein excel
one FINE PTsseh moLs Ssli M Br Itse mos o,d
excellent for breeding fine stock: one pure,
bred 1n! Jersey bull; mos. old, grandson of
PIGS, y, have been on feed weeks: $50 $50
for all; saddle mare, q yrs, guar. in foal
by Man aTso o ss War sfandsop YIN DE- light
miles south Of Alexandra, opp. Mt. Yer.
oSE s;TIxR:oIp Mh AR: ride or drive,
guernsey s1sT Wr ce eye good mixer. 3h years,
IOAIS ~, purebred Toggenburg does,
good mixers. Also 2 young does and l
buck. Reasonable. Ashton 1922.
PIGS. S4 up; shoats, $40; killing hogs,
SS5 up: CHI; VIII. and Hampshire boars
about 300 lbs, S35 ca: sows to farrow
within so days, S25 to S35; sows, one with
pigs 5 weeks old. S45
Cattle. beef steers, S25 to $50; white
face heifer. S35; HolStein thoroughbred
bull calf, reg. S35
Horse. thoroughbred, reg, race horse,
chestnut, brood mare, SIS
-, Ram, large. gentle pet. SIS. Can de-
liver. Sligo GAYS Rockville 453.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
FARM g GARDEN.

SoYBEAN HAY, excellent quality, $40 ton
delivered: potat toes, So hundred S. w ALL
mutt, Highland, Md. Ellicott City SS-F-22.
FERTILIZER-Three or four tons chicken
manure for sale. 1903 Addison I'd. ne,
MANURE FOR sALE-Large or small
quantities. . None delivered. Pure-bred
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges,
evergreens and gorgeous new developments
in roses and Towering shrubs to glorify and
Landscape your own lawn or back yard eco
nomically. For the farm or Victory fruit
garden. apple. pear. cherry, peach and
plum trees. Berry plants, rhubarb. grape
vines and asparagus. Hardy Northern
nursery-grown stock of Connecticut Valley
Nurseries from grower to you, guaranteed
to grow or replaced free. Pay only after
examination and delivery at planting time
in spring. Due to present shortages, pro-
tect yourself: order now. Phone Ii 1899
Or write Howard Downey, Washington 2,
STARK TREES BEAR FRUIT years young
sr than ordinary varieties. You can now
have luscious jumbo-size fruits. tree
ripened, freshly picked" for the table or
market. Supply limited: order early.
Phone Ii 1890 for Stark Nurseries or
write Howard Downey, Washington ., D. C.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting.
transplanting sodding. lawns made reno
waited; tree work, f1agstone walks w c.
SH 1000 '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
POULTRY & EGGS.
BULLETS FOR SALE CHEAP. Call Falls

BULLETS FOR SALE CHEAP. Call Falls
SasSfh ss1aiM POULTRY TIPS from ex-
xes Su0s sabserS Sda iods One yer 25
LAYING LAY HENS, spurebred Barred Rocks,
s s9 4 fr Alexandria; Va. Ensleside e.
1 months old; will lay next month, ST .a5.
new new HAMPsHIRE RED BULLETS f5o,.
s 8 40 each. a17 Peabody st. ne. RA:
For SALE, 600 New Hampshire Red
laying And shenandOah e SefSfe' b n1N
terry nrooders. Phone NJ. Yochelson.
S SIsbS;su 'SSoSK CHICKS Now-An our
forum clean and Pullorum controlled class
only Quantity win Be limited for l944 due
afteS; custom hatchinE. Weds.. las eggs
to ens5 hs tray Td n caD Fl cefk oa Bad
Rs:k and Hampshire REDS oS' s 9a He each
Koe SRRsq ho and S9pssrp a Months
P p,9 IT'S p; White Lerhorn, months
FOR SALE, ! Rhode Island Reds, cocker
els S., farm n, raised good husky stock. $3.50
fafh sHyr 4 Nes Ham, Hampshire Reds lay
ing, $50. Falls Church SI0-J-2
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE laying hens and
cockerels for breeding, all blood tested:
also poultry equipment for 5000 baby
chicks and 200 layers. Riggs Mill I'd
EVANSVILLE Md SH S136.
CHICKENS assorted kinds and sizes) for
sale; will also give away 3 dogs to good
home. WA. 255S before pm
n. II. RED CHICKS, u S. approved, week.
ly matches: orders accepted now Winmar
Hatchery, Shepherd 1887 or Ashton 1857
PULLETS. 100 purebred Barred Rock,
lust starting to lay, $3.50 ca; Berk-
shire DtES, SO ca Oliver $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09

RABBITS+Checkered Giant, New Zealand
White and Reds. Senior and juniors Doe
with filters or bred. All stock pedigreed.
Some registered.
THoS. N. DARLING, ST..
MiddlehurR, va. Phone 212
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09

COWAN FARMS.
Breeders, quality chicks, U. S. approved.
Pullorum contr., hatch Wed, open daily.
JOHN COWAN. Phone 2341, Bowie. Md.
BEACHS HATCHERY.
Place Your Order Now for Future Delivery,
y. S.-approved chicks. N H and R. 1.
Reds. B.. and W. Rocks, .large-type Leg
horns; also U. S.-approved broad-breasted
poultry equipment wholesale and retail;
traits feed: Norbeck, Md. Ashton ABB.
ave pike. P O., Rockville, Md.
Save This Ad for Future Reference.
HINES CHICKSMd;-U, S. Approved;
Hines Hatchery. Olney, Md Ashton 2021
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

F1REW0oD for sale SIS per cord Call
CORDWooD. Seasoned, so9s oak, cut any
soned. Phone Wisconsin 6022.
WOOD, SIS per cord delivered, cut any
length, full measure cords of 12S GU. #
Phone Falls Church S0S-J-1.
CORDWOOD, 500 cords for sale, mostly
pine, S11 per cord. Call Ii. 1888, FR
OAK FIREPLACE WOOD, $50 cord. Mixed
stove wood, S16.50 Delivered in Sc.
Mashin gton only: Spruce 0256
WOOD, delivered, full cord.. mixed, SIG;
oak, SIS. Phone BAN Gaithersburg, Nd
sFAsoNED PINE. Govt. approved cord
$780, kindlins; prompt service; no stor-
OAK AND HICKORY WOOD, any length
seaasoned' $40 per cord delivered. Clinton
KINDLING WOOD, 81 bushei, sold only in
5.bushel lots; fireplace wood, SIS. WA
CORD WOOD for sale, seasoned, fireplace
length; SIS per cord. Call Elmwood 37l,
]. 8. Carper, Mclean, Va
OAK, $50: pine, SIS: cut any length. de-
FIREPLACE wOOD, pine, 1s-inch lengths,
delivered; guaranteed cord, S15. AT. 5046.
WOOD, seasoned oak. for fireplace or stove
Immediate delivery in Falls Church and
Arlington: SIG cord. Falls Church 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
SUNLIGHT MAZDA LAMP, General Elec-
trio. model number Ina, $50. Call Adams

Irlc; mooei NUMBER bM-4' Soo. Call Adams
TABLES chairs, bed bed sD.nss innsE;sprins
tops: 20" high. "a" diam, SIT SO; also
gateles table and telephone stand.
TABLECLoTH. beautiful pure Irish linen.
napkins to match; lovely pattern. AID.
TARPAuLINs, all sizes Joseph Smith g.
wax big Ssos md St. north ssS al AriinFss S
TRoMBoNiEs-Lemar ideal for bes.n-
hauled 20 Hoi' Can 'f pn9nba y
TROMBONE s King ss 'e SIS; o. an nriS "-u-
pertone,' $50, Dixie Pewnhrokars. u .
praetieally new: good buT. RIA o955.,
TRUMPET. Conn Coprion. ir sad 70
case; latest model; original price, ST..
TRUNKS, large wardrobe, $50: pig =,
doI 9b suitcase: Sec s35; other bags. =.
~ SIG :, G. & like new: reasOna..;s.
TUXEDO dH E mans rs 20 long, $40: good con-
dition. ordway 2759
TWIN BEDS, complete with spring and
mattresses, new; sacrifice for $40. Glsbe
TYPEWRITER. Underwood, one upright.
new new, Se5. Phone No. siss between pm.
and o pm. Saturday: Sunday after pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gton portable stu
dent machine: Underwood standard; per-
feet condition; fireplace crate. FIR. $685.
TYPEWRITER, Royal portable, for sale
reasonable. CHI. 0432.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING, all makes,
portables and standards, QUICK; reason
able price: II yrs expr.: bring machine in.
SAVE. Machines purchased INQUIRE OF
FICE MACHINES CO., Bond Bids, 14th
at N. Y. ave. RE. 2S2S.
TYPEWRITERS-,Re $50; L. C.
! Smith, SAL; check writer, S175 recond.
| Circle. 1112 14th st. NV. D1. 1872.
TYPEWRITER. Corona: perfect cond.. late
model; tan baby carriage, prewar. used
| little, perfect cond., with springs. CHI.
| 7166.
TYPEWRITERs-Just, released by oPA.
Portables, S29. 80; Underwoods and Smiths,
S32.25. Macdonald Typewriter Co., SIS
14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 571e 18th
NV. GE. 1883. Underwoods, 81 IS mo-, 3
mos. In adv. SIS: no. del. 1885 add. dep.
Continued on Next Page.)
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COAT, lady,,s. fitted, soldier blue. lambs
coat. size 81. oxford grey, like new. $50;
also blue grey military suit. size 10, $40;
girls coat and suit, size 10. S. each; ice
COAT, beautiful, dark lapin-beaver. long,
ssssIee s pfysse IN NJ $Sss
Size ~ drcsses bi S p paten luf l ea5
pumps, size 6-B; 2 boys, coats. size IL and
tweed wth red fox cUsr xood
dition; $50. 4l25 Harrison st. NV.
COAT. an wool, black interlined princess
s SIZE ~ w't s1 ereP S. sa si9 lining brand
tional bargain; SIS. CO. 74Is. 90 'e'
Ge tx new !sdsF 0r EN- s G5hsStereld' size
COAT Hudson seal, good condition; very
reasonable n0 cash only. quick sale. Republic
COAT, black cloth, mink collar smart,
sci $4s., Box 1851. Star. new 'i:O'
beautifully STYLED; with very wide, fine Per.
Excellent Exc eEsn ss sSS s1a599 value, $500 90
collar. like new; sacrihce, s1s. 1io5
COAT, mans, CAB; size 80. like new, silky
sonabie No dealers. Tsfepho one Re- RE- 800 7ea
Ext 50S5: After $50 pm, GIL. 1874
COAT, black cloth. untrimmed, new. never
been worn, size 3S, $50. 421 18th st. ne.
COAL COOK STOVES; coal. kerosene heat.
err: Radiant Fire gas heaters, gas ranges
Used stoves, heaters not rationed; Trunks
2 house coats, Size 1914. DU. N 1000. APT.
COCO-COLA BEVERAGE BOX. with re-
Price, Hussmans distributor. Si4 ouintana
coFFEEE FABLE 2Eo' beautiful walnut wood
fss .Hn S0 sf eHit Inc AR
speakers Installation arranged. ' Ex. ' soos
COMPREsSoR-Re Refrigeration machines
machines IN, new condition. g. L. Price
Hussmann distributor. GA Quintana pl
ee $50 drum ta6ls sn1s ss!ser 4 sep. SEQ
" op Fm arm TITS chair: SIS 1910 42nt
eofs suaes; meta saebossa rye
CnssE Ts SIS l4th nos st 5 NV
REPUBLIC, 6212. Kits. 1880 G st. tmiddle
COSTUMES, Oriental. used for pageants;
jewelfy. linen, misc. MI. 7154.
COVERLET, hand woven, wooden woof in
red, green, yellow, blue: cotton warp;
insignia Ezra Doub, Middletown, Fred. Co.
Md, $500. no. 1856.
CROOKS, 3 40-gal., for sale cheap. Eli
Busada, TR. 03O7
DAMPER REGULATOR, electric, for coal
furnace. with clock and accessories, like
new. Woodley 40S6. O.
DEER PEER. RIFLE, 'Esnssr," .:44;zI.sauss s35
gauge. hammerless. $50. Dixie Pawnbrok.
efB, HOO n st. ne.
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DOCS. PRS. ETC. icont. J

AFGHAN HOUNDS. S35-S6O.
NEWFOUNDLAND, $40.
COCKER, MALE LIGHT BUFF S3i
Collie Shepherd, SOS; Crossbreed ST
g0&5 AQIEL,- 7344 Georgia Ave. IA. 1921
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Seabee Slogan

The famous Seabee slogan, eve
do the difficult Immediately, the i'm
possible takes a little longer" is
familiar to almost everyone.
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Complex Language

The Chinese language has a total
of about 10000 characters, making
the art of reading and writing diff
ficult one to master.
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Drags Tire

A wheel one-haf inch out of line
drags tire 81 feet sideways each
mile, cutting tire life.
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Sun RAYS

The human eye utilizes in seeing
only about 10 per cent of the rays in
sunshine.
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CdAEVHh 8zV
AN ACT 30 propose an amendment 70 10
peal Article IS Of the Declaration Of
Rights Of the Constitution Of the State
Of Maryland, said Article requiring the
General Assembly to give its consent to
gifts or sales Of land to churches and 20
al gifts made By win to churches and
determinations.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly. of Maryland. three ffths Of all
the members of each Of the two Houses
eoneurring), That Article IS Of the Decla-
ration Of Rights Of the Constitution OF the
6IAte e Maryland, requiring the consent
Of De General Assembly to certain gifts
20 churches and denominations, be and IL
= hereby repealed II adopted By the legally
qualihed voters Of the State. a. herein pro-
vided.
See. 4 And be It further enacted, That
&he aforegoing amendment 20 the Declar-
alton Of Rights of the Constitution Of the
State e Maryland shall, at the election e
Be had IN November, 1914, be submitted 20
the legal and qualified voters Of the State
for their adoption or rejection, n pursg-
anco Of the directions contained In Article
~ q the Constitution Of the State Of Mary
knd, and at thstsaid general election The
vote on the saiA proposed amendment g
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