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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

aaniiationer % ira "arbeloernes o.
SociaIiiternes aongreS" / Netrogra
ON, at Der life fan bore Gale ON a
ofililtte nogen ieparot Sreo MI. 3
erflprer, at Der er %ingenting opnaa
CT peo at lutte Sreb meb Soben5ol
lernr 3pnoitiet; DC bill berior iortirtt,
arigen, inotiI DC fan lutte Sreo -
uori q 6reo - mcb ct bcnlofra
tiff, iolfcitpret 3piflano.
Gen eneite Socialiit / Den anleri
fonlfe aongres, Meper Sonoon irt
Nep Dorf, ienotc / Srcoags ell telc
groiilf 5orcipsrgiel til q. e. 5icbeio
ie, locialiitiif Mcblem al Den rusiiifC
Tuna, ongoacnbc De r~usiiifc Socio
l~iitcrs pirfeIige Solbning til ocn inf;
Sreospropaganoo, % ban bar faoei
islgenbe Spar:
"Som oct ircmgoor al n GrflG,
ring ira IrbciOcrncs og Solbaternca
aongrcs / Fetrograb, itnor belle Def
rllslilfc rcpollItionGrc Scmofroti
enig on, at Der life fan bare Gale
ON at o%iillltte nogen ieparat 6rco. Ti
or berimob / Iaper al ell intcrnatin-
nal Srcb uoen Innerotioncr % iiocn
Gritotningcr, oirefte eller inbircfte,
Ell Sreb, iom iifrer ale Ratio
ncr ri llOpifling, OF hi mcilcr, at
Eroletoriatct / olle Sailbe ifilloe gis.
re lit pocrite for at ioa iitnno il,arlig
Sreo pan inaoon @oiis."
Sil Sperilob erflprcr Dc ~rilsliifc
z ocialiitcrS Soucoorgan, at oct cr
nsoueroi9 at iortirttc arigcn, iaa.
lrnGe 2plflano ioitboIoer Tine Or
obrin9splaner.
On Sreo," i~friper 9luoet, "uOcn
Innerutioncr eller Gritatningcr be.
tpoer neonenoigpiS en- 8ienreiSning
al De soelogtc Sonoe, @elgien, Serbi.
Ell, Wtontcncgro % HlmGnier, og
Inpcnoelle n al Erincipct ON Solfc-
af'temntng ior at beltenlnlc ocn ltats-
retslige StotliS poa Stebcr, bpor Ser
err 2pil cller Silput."
lloenrigsnliniIter Vrof. Wtilppll.
bar paa Den propiloriifc Hcgie-
@cgnc aigipet Ell Grflrring /
famine Hetning, men Der bar iorrc.
ten alorig ppret nogeniomhelit Spil
ON, buor Den oiiicielle rilsiiifc &c
Jlering ltoo.
Gen befIcnbtc oanlfc Sucialiit
Staunllng COtcolem al Den banifc
ReAlcring loen Eorteislie) bar pprct
>paluet ionl Mtcllcnlmanb mellem DC
mite % r%lSiiifc Socialiiter / bereS
Observation-Disclosures.
Sr. Stouning bolbt / iorrige llgcI
4 6oreorog ueo ct t~pinoelig, iociali.
tiff Srebsmsbc / a%iebel1bapn, OF
yer ertIpreoe ban paa bet beltemtcitc,
II CT Ieparat Sreb mcllem Huslano
Spitlano buerfcn bar Dc tpifc, De
r~llsliifc eller &c oanifc SocialiitcrS
Waal. Nle oere5 @eltrpbeller, iaa.
,c ban, gif no poa at lGgge 8rln.
Zen til Ell &eroensireb, Ion1 TO:
Sremtioen oiloc unuuliggisre arigen.
pan illltieoe meb at crflpre. at Sing
crne ONT, at Sc tpife Socioliiter bap.
,c lat iig / GirfIombeb for at iaa
itanb Icparat 6reo mco NltsIonb,
lmpcIthcn bar opbigtet al Dem, iom
nrrpUrenoe life pil pioe al 6rco
Il nogcnlomhelit art.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24
en- Sfilopaet ifuot.

Srcnton, q. s., ben 19oe gpril:
ST Sfllo lont, affpreoes fra Bag
holo, traf % Ioarcbe osoelig 90.
bert Erice, Ell IS Iar gommel
Mcnig / aonlpaui g., 2oet Snfan,
trriregiment, Nep SerIep gtatio.
~nol9arbc, ser ltob poa Toit pco
Sernbanebroen / Nprbeoeu al
9'oropiQe, q. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24
Soorrnrs Mishon.

Oscar Strauls, Ell al Satocts mel
onicte % iroilpocIieSrigc Ssocr
f0ruoiiQcr, at MI, oa Hualnno bal
iaact ct oemofrntilf Stprc, Jon
lar lat Seoerne paa ligc 600 med
andre SoIf / Higet, bill tlilencr al
c~meritauife Sober, lom bar inn.
uanoret BERTH ira Huslano paa
@ruuo al @%nnitpret % Sorielgel,
itrne, reiie tilbaae bertil % ipreoe
fet 9emofrotietS @pangeliunl, lonl
&c bar IPrt her / oe Sorencbc Sta
fer, oa p9re bebiGlpell9e meo at
giennemisre Ell o~Irfelig repllbli
fanif Statsioriatning o. peileoe %
outrage BET r~usiiife Solf, lau at
het fan ttlsooegisre Jig De SeIiig
heller, Der Iisger inoen bereS &pf.
fcpiobe unoer Sen me Sin9enes
Silitano.
Seberue, Tiger Dtr. Strauis, er
set isrite 6olf paa Soroen, ionl
Gioroc iig til Salsmpno for &epu.
blifcu, % HcpIbllfantSmelt, iIig
iofn hi fienoer Den Der / Sanbet,
i;oar DC iSraelifc VroictcrS Sbcal
rrrmerc enn noqct StprciGt, Ionl
CT inbisrt / noacn Stot / Gerocn.
Sm observation-disclosures / Mus
lanh Itriucr han, at DC fog i'm @c
gpnoclic otter Mailooeuca Gcota.
togclic / 1882. Otaic Sopc bcpir
fgNc, at &c 100000 rllalj c NSs
ser manite mocrfuite iig DC melt
rtoalclige &ipapiItaar. On Eolnt
finoc ubin0ret relic bpor ban pil
&c, en- SHINE fumoc gisrc Sorrct
ming eaer ipge lit Grhpero bpors
~Irmhclit, Ell llfraiucr funoc ifaiic
iig ell llboonnelie; men &opcn
icrbco ieoiite Barn at iege oen Of.
icrtlise Stole; Sober bapbe life No
gang til SoipitaIcrnc % anuca life
Mulconin9 til at lore ct Naanb
uprf bc hapoc fife Siuobcllc I'll
CT lcue ubCnior &c p%citbeipngte
Characterization % lif life Hop til
CT rclic ira Ell @n til Ell anocll.
Crgoniicreoc MoSiafrcr par bpp
pi1c. % gamlc Mpnb % ioriunra
leie apinoer % Barn blcu mcict
ncb iom auog.
"a Den heQiac Spnobca Opcr
hopco bIcp ipllrgt, huno ma pen
tcbr at opnon pco oisie SoricIQcI
fer, Iuorcoc ban; On Src0icocI
o. Esoerne nil ompenoc ii9, Ell nn
Sen GrcoieoeI nil bli oirct % Sen
iloitc 0reoicocI iororepct ira %on
set. Rno ocnnc Mnooc nil Nus
lono lsic &pbeprobIcmet" |aa
ionme &ia mcnte SuItoncu, at
han funhc IeIc hct armcniitc
Spsrq5monl.
Zen SreoicoeI al Sc r~u5iiifc So
Der. iom off / 2ouoiInetigheo, bIcp
iorigc ApoitIe Tor ct irit RuaIno.
&c 9eretninger ON RGoieI@itprct
Ger, iont aierrcm Dem iorSt @ci
ilb ! bcn itorc @eroen. boneoc oq,
lao Rel Tor Ben rusiiifc ReuoIl.
ton ! Be 6orencoc Stotcr ianot
rem rIsiNtc ,Ssoe set Griiteo, ban
'eQtc; her par irie Stolcr for hans
yarn % NnIehntng til at tomnlc
ia op / 6orretnina % iom &oono,
pGrfer; han funoc ifabe ia ct
Stem, ION ban IeIu niloc bauc oct.
% opboloc ii9 ltgcncrct. buor ban
innbt Tor gobt.
Get er o%erior naturIia, mencr
DIR. Strouis, az Tsocrnc ielcr iio
/ Observation-Disclosures Ill bette
Sono, % al DC gierue piI oibctole
no9ct poo benne @iGlo. 9ette oil
&c gisre peb at aaa tilboge iii
&uslano % pie bets Solt, at oct
trGnger amerita % bar uenoeIia
meaet al lore al Oct. Oct rusIiife
Mige, Der optnger en- SietteecI al
Sorbens Gperilabe og bar en- &c
inIfniug pna 1S5,000,000, Iisscr
bare % Oelter paa OF bli upoifIet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

Granger sc en- Spnnaifime: "Sus.
semen" ct iaa spS Tom inosen -onScn
ruia.ine III he.. hobbcIte Gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

Gaar &c fprnser Seres subNrinfsn, fens
beIft Roft. e1er @nrionrisrira. Te. sr NM.
ieri at fenes Ist 1cnas ! olminssliae srepe.
ca hi fan life sare anionritse Tor Rense. fon
sir bor;e soa gctcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24
Deroensfrioen.
Sorliaiielit ira Gtoe /.

ielerlc % glelloprette Sroenell %
for at binorc, at oct lipcr no al Gan.
oct noget ON DC inorc tplfc Silltnnoe.
Nien iislgc Splpsllinacr, iom or
naoet BERTH ira paaliocligc SLIDER,
tan Sitllotiouen / 2piflnnb mi liant
mcnlattca ionlcoes:
Slcrc bltnorc tllicn Irbcioerc / Der,
lin pan Strcif. Ter or gicrt 6orie1
pon at iaa WTgltl2 iitano; men
NiQ5fuuilcrcn bar oiilaoct Nnnloo-
uiu9en on at lun9cre iom WG9lings.
mun0.
IIporligc Optpier / Mogoebura,
bpor 10000 Ecrioner cr poa Streif.
Nrbcibernc / arlpp Tcrfcnc / gas
fen ifaI p9loa bape i~lllttet ii9 til
Strelfen.
6Ierc tuien Ecrioner paa Strcif /
ScipSig. Store Gemoniirotioncr i
@oocrne, men ingen TolbIombcocr
be9oact.
GcItrorlfnlf bon Sinbcnbur9 bar
til Nmmnrnitionamlniitcrcn, General
bon @rocncr. lcnbt en- fraitlg AppcI,
hpori ban crflurcr, at "cnbpcr Strcit,
ON Den er olorig ioa Ilocn, cr Ell
mnbitplbclia Sorbrpoelic moo Dem,
Tom bIpocr peb Srontcn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

ExrrREp As arcoxp CLASS NATTER JUNE iSrn 1908 AT
THH PosT orrrcr At DrcocAn, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or ToyGErSs or MARCH 3. 1891
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24
,lorlfe Sfibe lenfet.

%onoon, 21oe Ipril. - &erpprcll-
DC Slnftionrrcr / Sen belgiif-omcri,
tanltc SlGlpefonlnliaIions Siereitc
bar mootaget DteoOelelic ON, at Gam,
pcrcn "Hingborn" pau llogaaelloe
ira Nottcronm nleo 8aranti Tor "iif.
tert Scloe" er blct lfitot ilpnf.
"Hlnghorn" bar ct norif Sfib paa
1913 Cons, bpgget / Bergen / 1904,
% III leict al Ben bcl9iitc Siulpe-
Commission.
NntIteronn1, 21oe Ipril. - Gam.
pcrcn "aongsli." / Den belgiife Sjrl-
pcfommisiions Sieneite, err ipnfet peo
Ell Wfiue ellcr llnberpanoSbaao. Gn
Wtano Iaunea. Heiten al 9clGtnin-
gen ber9et. Zen ianncoc Mano err
NnocnItprmano, Ell Roromano. DC
80 andre, huorol ~ Nm%crifanere, er
lonoiat / 9nniioen, SolIanb.
X * X
Sra alebeubapn mebbcles, at OF.
Iaa ell onbcn norif Camper nplia err
blet iTlfet al Ell inf lluberpauos
baob. Get er "@ereen9ltt" ("9cr.
%gcnbu$"?). Gn onbelt norif CAMPER,
"Norocn," er bra9t til Gurbaien lonl
Trlic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

*
N%iebenhauu. 21oc Npril. 49, co.
coo Nrbciocrc / Berlin mooiutter lia
cnonu Negicrinpcn2 @%eitrTbclier poa
at iao oi'luttet Generalization, citer
hpoo Der ioog mco0cIc3 BERTH. Ono.
pibere bar 1000 Nrbciocrc / Niirn.
berg ioog ~illttet iil til StrCiten.
"Gcutichc 5oNc25citlnQ" iortUI.
Ter loog, al Hi93tanilcrcn, DIR. bon
@ctbmom NolIpcg oiiIpl at mpoto
&c Ell Scputation Al Strclfcubc ira
S~pnuoou, hporpon DC ocnote bicm oo
bcIlllttct at iorbll pao Strcif paa llbc.
itcrut Sio.
G'tcrrctnin1crnc on Streifcn OF
llrocn / G~ultIono giorbe ct mcact
Itcrtt SSnbtrpf poa &c hcrbocnoc Nua-
iCrc, Iom hcri Ter @c~9pnoelicn til en-
init Rcuollltiou imoo Nobcn;pllcrn
Spnoitiet % SlntcrpTIoet.
Solf, lom upIig or fommct bcrtiI
iro Berlin, er boa life cnia / oennc
9etraatuingSmaaoc; Sc crfIurer, at
StSic Strcifer % Sptsier life nlaa
t~illr9aes or itor @etponiu9.
ifient DC iubrsmmcr. at bisie Spn.
ocIicr tpocIla piier, ira bpoo aani
@inoen ~bcgnnhcr at bIplc / SpifIano.
&c iremhTper. at Here mratiac slr,
belocrs % Socialiitoraaniiationer bar
taaet beitcnlt Stauopunft / III 0 5
enbucr Strcif paa bette Siospmtt.
Rom, 21bc IpriI. - Otter hpoo
Der meobeIeS til Sotifanet, er e., nc.
pollution i~oreitaaenbc / llnaarn. Sonl
6sl8c al iorificIIise 6oritprrcIicr or
@ubapcli o. % andre @pcr / llnaarlt
blct crtIGret / 9eleirineStilliono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

Sra Sorloon mclocs, at miIlolt to
% maalfe ire tpifc Icitropers cr blet
lGltfct unoer ct tplf Soat imob Ioper.
Sem tplfc Seitropera oeltog / bette
Sogt til Den engelifc apit, % to bri.
tllfe Fotrulicifibe ballot an ntco Dem
lnco oct nrpnte Meiultnt. 9riterlls
bergeoe 1O5 Wano fra DC Irnfeoe tp.
ife Sfibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

Sra Berlin fcmrmler ielaenoc ON.
ciele erfl9rins, oateret 19oe april:
"Reuterbureuuets Telegram ON Ell
tpif llnoerpanNsbaans Inereb paa
Den amerlfanife Ieitroper "Smlfb"
tan life beteaueS anberleoes enc lonl
ct iripoli Soriea paa at paaoirtfe
S%pitlano aabninscn al Sienotlisbe'
Der moo gmerifa. Oct er life oelto.
minhre en- aicnSseiernine. at Der
cnonu life iinses nosen init unoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

Sprfiet bar mn fllIgt giterrigs
Grenlpel % aibriibt sc o%iplonlatiifc
6orbinoeIle meo DC 5orenebe Stater.
Get oplpics, at De amcrifanife Snter.
ester / 5prfict fra mn al pil bli bare.
taget al Den ipcnife Miniitcr / aoll-
itantiilopcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-24

Sonoon 17oc april. - &c brittle
trooper / Wafeoonicn iorti9tter lin
0remrpfning norboper langs Sigris
/ i'm Soriel9elie at sc itabig pigenbe
Sprfere. Ser meooele2 oiiicielt ioag,
at DC er trGngt frenl til ountrent 10
Wtll ira Samara, JON lager 20 Mil
/ Noropcit ior Sagoao % millore eno
balpanoen Vtil fra Sitabilat, bpor
Sprferne pentes at optage i'm nplte
Stiuing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
Norma TaImadge Al Colonial Tomorrow

Norma Talmadge. in a splendid pic
turizstion of Grace Miller Whites
popular novel The Secret of the
Storm Country will be the very
pleasing attraction at the Colonial
Theatre tomorrow.
THE Secret of the Storm Country"
is sequel 10 Grace Miller Whites ia.
nous story "Tess Of the Storm Coun
try The Secret of the Storm
Country" hes been hefalded as one of
the big film hits OF the season. Ia it
Norma Talmadge combines pathos and
humor, deep emotions and the Joy of
living, and her Interpretation of the
little squatter girl is one of the finest
things she hiss ever done. Tess born
in the Storm Country has been secret
" married to Frederick Graves. di-
vinity student. Frederick tells her be
must leave her with her secret, be-
cause be has been forced into a mar
riage of convenience by his mother.
Tess makes the sacrifice and agrees
TO relinquish her husband.
Norma Talmadge as Tess is truly
wonderful and her support in this
powerful drama is indeed an unusually
excellent one, including Niles Welch
who gives a fine Interpretation Of
Frederick Graves.
A highly amusing comedy also.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
Movne PIcTURE ATTRACTToNs.
At The CsIoulal Tbeetre Teulehs.


Douglas Fairbanks. ia bis latest
comedy, Reaching for tbs Moon. =
viii be the enioyahle attraction at the
Coionisl tonight Though occupying a
humble position in Ringham's button
| factory, Alexis Caesar Napoleon
Brown was youth of high ideals and
lofty ambition. Alexis vas an
orphan. and he knew little Of bis FAM
lily excepting that his mother, who
died at his birth. wss refugee from
the little kingdom of Vulgaris, obsess-
80 with the idea that by concentrating
all his faculties upon desired end he
would eventually attain that goal.
Alexis had q sweetheart, Elsie
Graham, to whom he confided his
hopes of some day com. mingling with
the rulers of the world. Elsie took up
the study of new thought, but she
could not train her mind in the chan
nels Alexis wished, and being very
much in love with him her thoughts
concentrated on life 10 cottage with
Alexis. Alexis spent so much time
dreaming of future power that ne sad
ly neglected his work at the button
factory and was discharged. When be
called on Elsie seeking sympathy she
advised him TO cesse ''resching for
the moon" and TO adjust himself TO
sa~thly conditions. Disappointed that
Elsie does not appreciate mis- tremen.
deus wUrth Alexis goes home. Late
that evening ne has distinguished
loaiin caller xuho infrodnres ntucaIf
as the foreign minister of Vulgaria,
and states that the mother Of Alexis
was the princess royal, that the king
is dead, and that he has come TO
America to seek Alexis and have him
take the throne.
Overjoyed, Alexis hurriedly packs
his belongings and departs with the
minister. Upon arrival in Vulgaria,
Alexis discovers that being king has
some inconvenience. There is pre-
tender to the throne named Black
Boris. who leaves no stone unturned to
do away with Alexis. Plots against
bis life are constantly Matched, and he
becomes SO harsssed that be dare not
eat. fearing poison in his food. After
being stabbed, blown up by a bomb
and thrown into the canal he begins to
think that the job in the button fac
tory with it's attendant peace of mind.
was not so undes rable after all.
This is dandy picture, don't
miss it.
Tomorrow. Norma Talmadge, in
Tine Secret of the Storm Country.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARDS
Specialists On Various Diseases Named
To Aid In The Military Draft
Boards Of State

Governor Harrington has an
nounced the appointment Of many of
| the leading surgeons sn0 physicians Of
/ the State as members of the medical
advisory posrns to assist in the physi-
csi examinations Of men drawn IN the
craft for the new National Army.
Surgeon joseph &. Bioodgood pre-
viously was designated as chairman
Of the general board for this State
by the Federal officials at Washing
ton.
Seven district boards were named
by the Governor following a confer
encs with Surgeon Bloodgood and
other medical men, and the appoint
mentE made have been approved by
the Federal authorities.
Advisory Bnard No !, which covers
Anne Aundel county. follows:
Surgeon-D. Ridgely B. Warfield,
S45 Park avenue, Baltimore.
Orthopedist-D Dr. Compton Riley,
2025 North Charles street. Baltimore.
lnternist--Dr. Charles W. Mitchell,
Esst Chase street, Baltimore.
Neurology DR.. A. p. Herring,
$50 North Charles street, Baltimore.
Gsnlto-Urinsry-Dr Albert j.
Underhsll, Waloere Apartments, Bal
more.
I.sboratory-D H. j. MaldIes.
Kate avenue. Baltimore.
Tuberculosis--Dr G. Carroll Lock
ard, East Preston street, BsltImnre.
Oculist DR.. Hiram Woods, S42
Park avenue, Baltimore
X-rsy-Dr. Henry j.. Wslton,
Charles and Twentieth streets, Balfi-
more.
Dentists DR.. George E. Hardy, 5Is
Cathedral street. Baltimore, and Or
H nj. Davis, 40l Professional Build
ing, Baltimore.
To meet a the Uni sersity Of MARY
land Hospital, Baltimore, and to ex.
anime men from the following divis.
ions:
Local boards in Baltimore city Nos.
Is, Is, 20, Il. %, %, and "a, and To-
cal boards of Anne Arundel aud How
ard counties
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
HOW,s THIs9

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the
past thirty-fve years, and has become
laown as the most reliable remedy
for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine
acts through the blood on the mucus
surfaces. expelling the poison from
the blood and healing the diseased
portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for short time you win see
a great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrn
Medicine at once and get rid 81
catarrh Send for testimonials, free
r. ]. CHENEY& CO.. Toledo. Ohio,
seld by all druggists. T5e.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
MARYLAND JUST
GOVERNMENT LEAGUE
Received AT White House Today Pc
titiOn President For Federal
Amendment

Today the Maryland just Govern
ment League, Womsn's Suffrage Party
and others interested in the enfran-
chisement OF women were received az
the White House by Secretary to the
President. Mr.. Tumuity, at 1870
o'clock.
The visit was by previous appoint
ment TO petition the President for the
Federal Amendment. Mrs. Villa N
Funck. If Baltimore spoke. Others in
the delegation were Mrs. Gabriel,
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. toward Schwarz,
Mrs. holland, tine 70 year old Picketer
who suffered indignities at Occoquan,
in the dungeon and later In jail), Mrs.
Timanus, Mrs. Aubrey King, Mrs.
ogle, Miss Gladys Greiner, Mrs. Julian
Emory, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Hogarty,
Miss Elizabeth Barrett, Miss Natalie
Gray, Miss Lucy Branham, Mrs.
Donald Hooker.
It is expected q number of Annapo
lis women will also join the delegation
in their petition for the Federal
Amendment, the words of which are
THE right Of citizens OF the United
States to vote shall not be denied or
abridged by the United States or any
State on account of sex.
Women of the county are jubilant
over expected passage of it, and are
anxious to get the President to come
out for it as it will mean the unani-
nous carriage of the measure. and as
the Democrats ure in power, should
the Federal Amendment pass it will
mean so much for this party and its
administration.
The vote on the Bill is to be taken
on January 10.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
DELEGATION FROM COUNTIES
TO WAIT ON GOVERNOR
Asking For Higher Salaries For Teach
ers-All Counties To Be Represented.

A delegation of representative citi
gems from every county in the state,
together with the County School
Superintendets from each county will
wait upon Governor Harrington on
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The object 10 to ask the Governor
for immediate help f,r the teachers.
To intercede with the Governor in OIL
der to have him appropriate from the
States funds sufficient sum to raise
the teachers salaries one hundred dol
lars per capita.
THIS is question of vital impor.
tance, especially at the present time
when so many of the teachers are
leaving schouls in sll the counties to
seek Government positions with higher
psy.
The counties cannot afford to lose
their teachers as they are doing nov,
mouth after month. The schuol
boards do not pay living wage TO
teachers and they cannot live on the
meagre salaries with the high cost OF
living today. Ten cents now is now
allowed for school purposes on each
one hundred dollars If the sum does
not exceed 50, $50, 900.
Saturdays delegation will include
DR.. M. Bates Stephens. State Superin-
tendent of Education, and Assistant
Reavis.
It ID hoped as many representative
citizens as possible, men and women,
will go with Supdt. Fox and the An
nspol.s delegation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
S PER CENT OF MEADE
MEN FREE ON XMAS
Order Changed Yesterday So Thai
Soldier Boys May Be AT
Home

A modification of the order cancel
ing all permissions for the Camp
Meade men to spend Christmas Day at
their homes was made yesterday
morning by those in charge of the di-
visional headquarters. An announce
ment was made which said that 5 per
cent Of the khaki boys will be allowed
to spend that day at their homes.
Those in charge of the camp, anxi-
Gus to satisfy the desire of as many
men as possible to eat their Christ
mas dinners in their homes, decided
at a conference to put Christmas Day
in a class with Saturdays and Sun
days, when 5 per cent of the men ut
the camp are given passes to leave
the camp.
As s per cent of all the men at the
camp will be allowed to leave the can
Torment next Tuesday patriotic cities
will be given opportunities to enter
tain those whose homes are too far
away to go to and return in one day,
but who will have permission to leave
the cantonment that day.
The officials at the camp postoffice
are rushed with work. Thousands Of
packages for the boys at the camp
have been arriving each day and it is
estimated that the contents Of the
packages already arrived are worth
several hundred thousands OF dollars.
Santa Claus is not forgetting the boys
at Camp Meade Many Of them, it
might be added. will get more pres
ents this year than ever before.
Some Of them after getting their pack
ages are heard to say that It pays
sometimes to be a soldier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
RED CROSS In COUNTY
Messrs Melvin and Washburn Pushing
"Drive" in Brooklyn and Curtis Bay
at Big Meeting Tonight.

In connection with the Chistmss
membership drive for the Red Cross,
the Officers and Committees o. the To-
cal chapter are bending every effort to
cover the outlying sections of the
county as we'll as Annapolis and
vicinity.
Tonight there will be big meeting
at Brooklyn and Curtis Bay, which is
probably the most fruitful field outside
OF Annapolis. Messrs. Ridgely P.
Melvin and a. g. WashburD, Chair
man and Secretary respectively, Of
the Annapolis and Anne Arundel Coun-
ty Chapter of the Red Cross will st
tend this meeting and make addresses,
In addition to which there will be local
speakers from Brooklyn and Curtis
Bay.
The present auxiliary of the Red
Cross in these sections mas been very
active and large increase of new
members is expected at this time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-20
"FREED0M OF THE WORLD.
GREAT WAR DRAMA, HERE
Greatest Patriotic Film Spectacle To
BE Shown At The Republic
Theatre, Thrilling Romance
OF World Struggle.

Of World Struggle.
For the Freedom of tire World.s
thrilling drama Of the great war,
by Captain Edwin Bower Hesser, said
to be the greatest war spectacle film
ever conceived, comes to the Republic
Theatre, Saturday, one day only.
The story tale of love and de-
ception, cowsrdiec and heroism of the
of the highest order-was written by
Captain Edwin Bower Hesser, an
officer IN the American Legion of the
Canadian expeditionary forces, ard
produced BY Ira M. Lowry. Its scenes
are laid in Canada, the United States,
and on the battlefelds of Western
France.
Probably never before has o war
picture been seen which sets forth in
more effective manner a pictorial
exposition of the reasons why the
United States has gone into the great
world conflict and gone in to winl
In the course of the film story specta-
tors may see reslistic Photographic
reproduction Of the life their sons.
brothers, fathers and others they
love are at present living ia the
training camps throughout the coun-
try and the hardships they will later
be privileged to undergo in the trench
es Of the battlehelds of Europe.