Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-05
FLAG MYSTERY
IS EXPL AINED
DEAN or ST. PAuL,s eA4ar,,,,
MAoE WoRlo FAC Ar4sls
uTED no HENRY soRn
MORE EVIDENCE 5a AAaEcs,
Twelfth Week 81 Famous ib.t
Closes With Ford eesasfl on.
inc Testimony II Reaat,.l
Of Tribune 0efehse

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Mount CleAle Ri
t,as ot thu
Is il nts sssrs na leil
lister Signliicsli
Tribune attorney
zach 10 fl4e li;e u.s..
Samuel S AiaFll
fare department
company ait,i form
Panl's Cathedral
fralt. to.lk fu{t
signing alId csea SEX
hleln,
History u FLO u
IN The earlh l,a
1ssis, said ilte MI.
sin ,t.;tll IL ,sla
four iii fise S,tls Is i,,5le
ship sailed AIR tal .,a
attended i soeiai f
house. alf Fara Ra
IA nv III take cltif ssisl
tlanal worN IA hi il aisl.
the course of Tie IS
niy studio ana salht NM
other matters
Aye diseased mi a4
ForA welfare l.nts,
referenge II Tie III p,gal
"a 10 nlcnfiolf ny 5.',
tlag AIR Ford sN,l l5sgis
esiea iii The work tietf 5.
for his foreign born
English school II tht ti4
to me Yplt have Rte
have another ! bslief O. ei8
IN work Look III a s,g sIi
born nen down ii ilie l.i9
untouched rs the llafreeis it,
and set flicy reprp :ili l.,.i55r
atty now III war If nteplbef II
ferent nations can Ike h3auabg b
tlIe factory why ean' liles II 81 oylf
fiji Europe9
Was Shop FLAG
There were, at that tiae. helsea
50 and GU natieniHiiles ia}IaSs d
the n'ora plant. and IN This tlntetioa
Mr.. Ford said liz had III mind tIle
fact that this harmony, brale al.aal
through labor, gould he lHfli.ii at
some kind Of il shop fl.ls some tlg
that represented tie union q Haiioa
salities IN one common iItel,es ,l9Rl
there, flag that would s!iiltaltze tis
work that was being done 4fiisaig the
employees.
Well, the idea rather stspfk Nj,
and took pencil and / pad 4
paper and made l; rough drawing
right there. and showed 1 q II
Ford II represented q ~llite aais
on Il field III blue; there wiis ~ eaq8t
torial band Of red around tlie stae
md tie other zone lines Rere q
gold | Ind nj cDlors lati Htllcs,
ed What The col0rs would be sag
to Mr.. Ford. distinctly reuit1nber n
that the red Hi other il3las stpd 81
the blood that had been Shed az tfr
establishment 81 the lliltifIls tiui q
our shopping 1t would sitltql1e ldl
versaI brotherhood. the taff1an HOOD
of al the races Of men aud | 'liotl7l
1IIe hath made Of one bloaa ali tae
nations OF the earth "
Ford Did Not Approve the FLAG
air Ford neither approved aaT Z 4.
approved 0f the idea anil We af9fpea
the topic and talked alioit sttiii'tli4s
else. Thai was Tie la. lever ~
aBont the subject g lltlle by
thought rather we'll of tht lalea pitl
Ind IN artist color 4 sketeli q ~
directed. Afterwards | haii ! ftpte
ducpd Id bunting
Tribune counsel found iie
which 10 cross question il.i. VIZ
except ID ask Mat tile s6 lips
stood for.
Prosperity, Responded l'saa N''
quis.
Ford Has Nothing IN Common WIN
Anarchists.
Professor Francis W.
fe2or ef political seietiee Y ~
State University, WIS ssiliea aats
the days session az 49, @ i'tif1
ness on anarchy Pfoft t9Sff
questioned concerning i'1'''l
standing Of Professof lliiif'.51-'
has been on the stand st's1.''5s
testifylng as ID tlle tioel fttis ~ VI,
archy and who h,is z e.
and emphatieally that Hfafs
has nothing ID cdinnoii U
chistg. = NE.
"Prof. Dunnln. sad rs ~
us known iii ai the high III = l'gs
institutions. Esrry iflst!tali3a
teaches political science fsss g ,.osk
book There Il no other So
III English" .,oo ii
During i long cross ail0p VI,
Tribune ATTORNEYS Pfaf. 1897 ussg
these points Is faet aa' n ,,,a.
Ford is d capitalist, bflieyes s =
erty, supports til state aa7 Inv ii
yocate 81 government 1lffffo', si
saId Mr. Ford could No. h y, I'D "a
est flight 81 Imagination rs 81
anarchist.