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THE DAjLY
Entered as second
postoffice at Cambridge,
The Daily Ban nek
ery afternoon, except
High btreet, Cambridge, Marylai^Hß
WEBB & WEBB
Editors ana Proprietors
CAMBRIDGE. MD., NOV. 6, 1914
telag's Eectton.
Many of our Republican friends
seem to be getting much consolation
out of the fact that the Republicans
carried New York and Pennsylvania,
and, like drowning men, it is not sur
prising that they grasp at straws or
anything that offers to stem, even
temporarily, the tide of demoraliza
tion and disastrous defeat with
which they have met during the past
two or three years.
As a matter of fact, however, the
defeat of the Democratic party in
New York had but little, if any, na
tional political significance. The dis
closures that followed the break
between Governor Sulzer and Tam
many Hall, of which Charles F. Mur
phy is the head, could not fail to re
sult in decisive action at the hands ol
an indignant electorate. When it
was shown, as it appeared to be
clearly, that almost every branch ot
Government with which Tammany
was connected, was contaminated,
that officers. State contracts, judicial
nominations, etc., were bargained for
the same as stocks and bonds, ana
other classes of merchandise, there
could be but one result at the next
elction. Let us hope that the Dem
ocrats of New York will now place
th leadership of the party in the
hands of men of the highest integri
ty, who can be depended upon to use
their power patriotically instead oi
making it a basis for pilfering ana
spoliation.
Pennsylvania is naturally a Re
publican State; the bosses there still
continue to have a strangle hold up
on the masses of the people. The re
cent rgistration showed a plurality
of Republican voters over all the oth
er parties combined, and it was hard
ly to bo expected that the opposition,
divided into camps hostile to each
other, could overcome the com
mbn foe. The contractor politicians
and all other influences that are op
posed to government of. for, and by
the people, fought side by side to
accomplish the results, and the re
sult would only have been surprising
had it been other than it was.
Despite the unsettled business con
ditions that naturally result from a
change in the tariff: notwithstanding
~ the conditions In financial circles
that followed the first change in the
Currency Laws of the country for a
half a century: notwithstanding the
fact that the Commerce of the world
tina been paralized during the past
few months as the result of the
greatest war the civilized world has
ever known, the Democratic party
has Increased its majority in the
Senate and still controls the House.
The followers of Col. Roosevelt
seem to have fallen all over them
slves in. an effort to get away from
the leadership of the gallant Colonel,
and it is safe to say that a large ma
jority of them are now housed in the
ranks of the Republican party. With
these conditions existing, the confi
dence of the nation in the adminis
I YOJfc BUSINESS STRENGTH I
; is greatly enhanced if your bankers are stu- |
| dents of local conditions. Our officers keep
in close touch with all the interests and re
quirements of this community. We strive
to help our depositors in business by lend- !
ing every possible financial assistance con- i
sis tent with conservative banking. We |
can be of benefit to each othar. Won’t you
I :• pay us a visit?
MODERN BANKING
IN ALL ITS BRAN CUES
[ People’s Loan, Savings sDeposit Bank I
i CAMBRIDGE MARYLAND
Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 1
I l OFFICERS |
I EMERSON C. HARRINGTON. President W. 0. WINTERROTTOM. 2nd Vice President
ALHAMIK PHILLIPS. Ist Vice President W. rl A Mil. TON SPEUUEN, Cashier
A ■* .HJ JS, Assistant Cashier. ,
DIRECT' IKS
Emerson r '. Harrington Wn. H. Leoiard Albanus Phillios i
Isaac O. Taylor John t. Pattison Sa nr. W Linthicum i
W.U. W inierootlom Jjs.-pli W. drinks, Jr. T Sp.urstun Insley
Fn i ■ H. Vincent William rt. Hwper Edgar S. (lore
W. Nicholas Williams Robert H. Matthews Vernon S. Bradley • ,
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uetf at the t l lion
XvStfwas unfortunate,par
tiCUid rly the one in the interest of
the Schools. This was a county-wiCo
measure and was badly needed. The
Canal issue seems to have been quite
generally misunderstood.and we can
not but believe that had the people
had the opportunity of carefully ex
amining the question, they would
have foreseen the great business de
velopment certain to follow and the
consequent increase in the assessa
ble basis, particularly in Cambridge
and Lower Dorchester.
o
The annual exhibition of horticul
tural products at the Armory next
Wednesday and Thursday is an event
of more than average Importance.and
is deserving of the active support
and co-operation of the public.
These exhibitions have the effect of
stimulating the people in all sections
of our county to greater effort, and
result in increased yields off of the
same amount of land. They are
the same in principle as the great ex
hibitions of other business and can
not fail to have the same results.
From the exhibit next week will be
selected the exhibit which will be
sent to Baltimore for exhibition at
the State Horticultural Show.
o
—There will be preaching at
Trinity M. E. Church, at Seward’s,
Sunday afternoon, at 3 o’clock. The
public is invited to attend.
No. 2498
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
[lie National Bank ol Cambridge
at Cmbridg“, in the State of Maryland,
at the close of oudnest O t her
3 l*t. 1914
PESOURCES
Loans and discounts $378. r BB ?3
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured-.. 1.9:18 82
J. S. Bonds to secure c.rculation 50,000 00
Bonds, Securities, etc. (other than
stocks! ■ —5, 58 97
Banking House, Furniture and Fix
tures 12,000 00
Due from National Banks (not -reserve
agents) 37 62
Dae from Slate and Private Banks and
Bankers, Trust Companies and Sav
ings Banks ,• • • 3.226 45
Due from approved Reserve‘Agents in
Central t iues; in ether Reserve
Cities 14.106 60
Checks and other Cash Items •••• 4.C68 04
Notes of other National Banks 315 00
Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels
and Cents 88 44
Lawful money reserve in bank, viz:
Specie * $10,006 03
Legal-tender Notes 5,000 00 15,0j6 00
Redemption fund with the U. S. Treas
urer (5 per cent of circulation) 2,500 00
Due from U. S. ‘treasurer ■ SSJ 00
Total $487,084 17
LIABIUIIES
Capital stock paid in. • -t 50,000 00
Surplus fund 40,000 00
Undivided Profits, less Expenses and
Taxes paid- 11,882 88
National Bank Notes outstanding 60,000 00
Due to Other National Banks 4,341 07
Due to State and Private Banks and
Bankers 639 67
Dividends unpaid 50 00
Individual depos.ts subject to check-.. 329.619 19
Demand certif.cates of deposit 344 08
Cashier’s checks outstanding 47 28
Total £487, 84 17
State of Maryland, \
County of Dorchester. > ’
I, Walter B. Johnson, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. \
WALTER B. JOHNSbN, Cashier. |
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth
day of November 1914.
ARTHUR S. HOPKINS. Notary Public.
Correct—Attest:
LEVI B. PHILLIPS
A. -H. PIiEKD BAVI.V,
1. L. LEONARD,
Directors.
The |
when the frost seems Jp put in the |
blood a desire to roam the fields and I
I thickets with dog and gun and see if I
your “eye” is as good ait used to be |
The birds and rabbits, ducks and other |
I I
game abound-We have the largest as- |
sortment of [
GUNS
SIiELLS and
Sp trfing Equipment-
Attractive Prices!
Glad To Show You
Phillips Hardwire Co.
Cambridge
j
N. B.—Staves, Ssasonabla an j |ep’B Golds
i|i ■ i
Cooldng'^WLuxe.
Much of the drWgery of kitchen ,
work is unknown to the family when
“Wear-Ever” aluminum is used. It
is not only more sanitary than old j
fashioned iron cooking ware, but Is
cheaper—wears forever. During this
practical demonstration, Nov. 9, 10,
11, Phillips Hardware Co. will sell
| $1 stew pans for 33c.- —Adv. 612 t.
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I Grand Opura House |
"tonight |
ing S
The Big Laugh Producer in a |
2 HEEL |
KEYSTONE SPECIAL '
“zuzu” !
The Band Leader I
2,000 r t of side-splitting laughter |
q Don’t miss it for anything j
ADMISSION - - - - 5 & 10c |
q T&F
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Bp ra Holism u day
MATINEE & NIGHT
Vdud v ville
Million Dolhr Mystery
i “llib Mast ruf Oea IT
4 Parts
i Matinee 2.3o—Adults 10c Chil. 5c
Night Prices 10 & 20c
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King Baggot
Assisted by the Aerial Flyer
Claude Graham White
“Across The
Atlantic”
Tonight
\V. T. F
Mary Pickford in
“The Baby”
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One of her charming plays
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED—PIain - and fancy dress- j
making. 118 Weal End Ave. 6-lw. j
FOR SALE —Good Delaware Apples, ;
at 5Uc. a basket. Call phone 152. No
ah Webster. ti-3t.
LOST—Yesterday afternoon, between
Cambridge and Lloyds, silver coin
purse. Liberal reward for its return
to this office. U.
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John Bunny is at his be t in
‘ Pigs is Pigs"
Bunny as the expressman, in Ellis
Barker Boiler's well-known Au.eri- j
can comedy at Ihe Auditorium To
night
Admi ision 5c
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THE HU: INS'JRA "CE CBS'.PAKY
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I has with its usual promptness adjusted
land paid loss to Mrs. Susan F Moore,
near Andrews, P. O , Dorchester Coun
ty, Md.
Loss occurred October 9, and Mrs
Moore has received draft in settlement |
Wi hout Oi c uat
When you tret “HOME" policies I
you get insurance.
NU ASSESSMENTS to be paid,
I when you insure in this company
FIB: and wi\o TJ C II Insurancs
Ask far PJicies
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b THE MOST SENSATIONAL PHOTO-DKAMA OF THE AGE. b
IS bOiH fl BBOJMH die hi OB 1 - CU3 10 8
0 THE PICTUBIZATION OF I’Al L (iILMOKKVS G HEAT SUCCESS O
1 "CAPFUM ALVARFZ”
§ A Thai iny: Sto-v of f ovp, VV r and Intrigue fi
n Edith Storv is the heroine A
O Photographed and Produced by the Western Vitagraph Co. O
K C Wonderful i fifj Minutes of Pnnf] Eeet of Action X
D Keels Iu J Interesting Story DUUU And Thrills
||| Matinee 5c admission. Night U*c. A complr te show after 4 o’clock for school children. §
fruMmuH
| The New Art Needle Work |
Store. |
§ Entrance 127 High Street, between Demo- x
§ crat & News Office and F. S. Jordan & Co. 8
b Everything to he embroidered —Table Scarfs, b
G nterpieces, Pillow Tops, Towels, Work Bags, b
b Kimonos. 8
X A beautiful display of fiiishe dembroidery. In- 8
structions given to ail purchasers
| f. s. Jordan”& co. I
| 125-127 High Street Cambridge, Md. |
SALE
L, OF VALUABLE
I Household & Kitchen Furniture
The undersigned, administratrix of
the late John B. Marshall, will sell at
public sale, at his late home, at 105
Cemetery avenue, this city, on
S iur<lny, Nov. 7th
commencing at 2 p. m.. a lot of House
hold ant| Kitjclren Furniture, consisting
of tables! chairs, stands, beds, stoves,
etc. FLORENCE MARSHALL,
li-3-4t. Administratrix.
Arlisfe Tips & Show cards
Interior Designs & Decorations
Wagon & Auto PAhTIHU
Lessons in Drawing and Painting
i (Art Students League & Wm.M.Chast)
| B'St Ref rsnc s R asonable Piices
Geo. E. Stevens
o*Kl> Y BF A( H HOTEL
11-3-51.
Nothing else disgusts a man so
much as to arrive at a meeting place
fifteen minutes late, and find that
the other fellow has not arrived.
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IJ. W. MiCREADY "J. E. FINLEY®
McCRE/IDY'S ■
LADIES’ REST ROOM SECOND FLOOR
Of Special Interest to Every Man
BOYDEN SHOES [
Still sold at the Old Price |
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| Pall-Mall ||
\ | The New Exclusive Shaped Boyden i
| b A True English Model, With The American Improvements Mak- ;
* j| ing a Good Looking and Neat Fitting Shoe ||
f|| SOLD IN MAHOGANY, TAN AND GUN METALS , ||
I Price $6.00
| MAJESTIC I
| A Calf Lined Shoe With an Extra Heavy ii
| Sole For Winter Wear ii
| Boyden Make $6 50
j McCREADY’S |
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Will Be In My Home
Office No. 4 Locust SI
The Following Days in November
2-3-4-5-6-7-8-13-14-15-19-20 21-28-29
If you suspect that your eyes are not right let
me examine them for you.
OR. GHAS. W. PURNELL
PHONh 457-J OPIOMETRIST
Taxicabs
Automobiles
Competent Chautfeurs
Passengers conveyed to all points
Rates Reasonable.
J. Fred Dunn,-
, Phone 27 136 Race St
I Cambridge. 'Md.
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I Are You Tired of
Washwoman Service? j
Why not try our fami'y I
wash department? Will |
laundry your clothes care- |
fully wash them in eight I
changes o f water, dry them j
$ in and germ proof
8 room, and return them to
S you clean an l in perfect S
3 condition 9
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’ | Standard fleam laundry Co. Sj
| Phone 250
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STAR LAUNDRY
LEE FONG, Prop*
All Laund-y L Guaranteed To Be
Sarisf tetory
Baltimore Sun
Every Sunday 12.30
For P per Call 389
Automobiles tor Hire
Either by the hour or day,
with experienced chauffer.
E. S. PHILLIPS
1 1 New Oarage And Machine Shop,
j I have opened up a first-class
1 1 auto garage and machine shop in
i the North-Drennen Building, the
[ stand formerly used by the Dor
chester Auto Co., and now used as
salesroom by J. Alrey Brannock. I
have secured a high-grade, experi- J
enced automobile machinist.and can
take care of all kinds of work. Rea-,
sonable rates for storage and re
pair work. —Henry Bennett & Son.
—Adv. 9-24-tf.
Notice To Trespassers.
All persons are hereby forewarned
| not to trespass upon the lands ten
anted by us, with dog or run, or not
I to bed oysters on our shores.
L. H. Phillips. j
H. C. Smith. '
—Adr. 4-3 t
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I A iShoe ft hich Has Stood The Ttst of Time
“The Always Wear Well i
Shoe ’For Men
$4.00 & $4.50
“The Quality Shop”
J. F. WILLIS & SONS, Props. j
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I Mace’s Machine Shop j
Having secured the Services of Mr. Percy Malott, *
lam better prepared to take care of and do ail au- ;
toinobile work and repair all makes of cars. His
! v ork is his reference and all work will be guaran- s
i teed to give satisfaction or no charge. jj
Phone 207 or bring your cars to us
CHAS. T. MACE
IALn O, BIKE AND ENGINE MAN
12 RACE STREET
Agents For Maxwell Cars
! You Can Pick Ralstons From tne Crowd
i vany limes you can correctly size up a man i>y his shoes Ihe capable,
efficient man does not underestimate the value of details He is painstaking
everywhere, His shoes reflect this attitude of mind. On the other hand,
slovenly, ill-filling shoes often denote Life’s Mis-Fits
if you prefer Quality Shoes of proved worth let us show you Ralstons Au
thority Styles for Fall, $4.00 and more
hoes ror tie Whole Family—At All Pr ces
Tls a Peat To Pit Pct
LcComptc’s Shoe Shop
' 25 Race Street The Public be Pleased Cambridge, Maryland.
Prom New York to Cambridge
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40c, SOc, & $1 .OO per Box
We get ‘NunnalyV’ direct f'om the New York factory
and o-r-onally guarantee each box we sell to be strictly
FUESH good*. Ifvnu shmld htppen to aret one here
tha- ’s a bit ‘‘off” return it immediately-We’ll be glad to
make it good
POSTOFFICE PHARMACY
The Quality Store
143 HIGH STREET CAMBRIDGE