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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-19
EIGHT HUNDRED MERCHANTS JOIN
in RATIFYINC THE CENTENNIAL
Professional Men Sod Behind Move
Pensacola Designated the Site for the Florida Pur
Exposition 1922 Sign Statement That Effect

Sales Co. Bach & Co, J. T. Acosta, C. F.
Schad, C. A. Briggs. l.. A Meharg. j.
w Mann, b. Testman. p. ,elano, f.. c.
Jones. J. S. Bell, ]. NJ. Burrow, Henry
Fickard. chas. Ii. Coburger. II, II. Pfeif-
fer j. G. Cost, r. l.. Tauort, Chas- LII
beris Paul Aronsen.A F. Bachleur. w.
BlImer. -Jr., II. Wagenheim, f. Kaselack,
C. T. johnson. Jas, Jadriavrc. w. s. Oer-
ting. b. J. Trobuck. c. ]. Oerting, Philip
L. Brown. A. NJ. Her. ID. NJ. Withenil,
C p. Gonzalez. w. V. Cole. A. Zelius. Jr.
E. c. Harris. A A. Griggs, II. Z Phillips,
f. p. Mertins. E. A. Walker. G. II.
Ketchum. F. j. Shelby. F. b. Smith, w.
S. Garfield e. A. Worthington. Adrian
Carlson. G. Brewton. c, r. Andrews. w.
f.. Creamer, c. Il. Tynwood. ]. H Brux,
w. NJ Williams, NJ. A Durant, j. l.
Schools. W. A. Keefer. Jno. w. Day.
T. d. Brux. w. NJ. Williams. NJ. A. Dur
ant. J. L. Schools. w. A. Keefer. j. w.
Lay. w 3. Yniestra. Harry Kahn. c. b.
Perry. VIM. T.. Friend, f. A. Vinson, Jr..
Fannin Chipley. Antonio Bisazza, A. r.
McAllister. b. NJ. Bennett. II. j. Hayes,
NJ. F. Bowes, l.. w W.iiaIIr, r. Riedel,
IL o. Engstrom. A. Eli Fred Thomp-
son, John Hansen, Jr., M. .. Flores. ID.
H. Carter, l. Mayer, Jos. Brown. Carl F.
Hoffman, He~-- Ju6evine. Percy ).
Hayes. J. NJ, Crona, T. = White. Morris
Harry G. Bdooks, G. Hafey, r. c. Cush-
man. Max Klein, Jake Bear. Rox Kodak
Shop j. w Waller, J.. c. Carter. r. T.
Rcines, A. Henry White. Fred'k Gilmore
Fclo McAllister, G. w Gonzalez, Robert
A Knight w. A. Acosta, w. l.. Everitt
j. r. Geraulds. Mrs. j. b. Gray, It. y.
vickery. J. G. Yniestra. A. " Hatton'
VIII c. Diffenderfer. =. -ens'iinSS
o.. III, White, f. r. Malone, j. d. Ander.
son. NJ ]. slkan.s c. W.. Lamar A r
Woke. S. H. Burke. b. s. Hancock. Cha.
A. Dexter, T. t. Wentworth Jr., B
Gerson. X. d. Lamont r. A Hyer, B. J
Hyer. c. III. Weekley,w. H. Coker, E. d
Beggs. c. L. Smith. J. S. Mackey. w. j
Mullinix, III c. Davis, S. H. Kress & Co
: III c. Gilmore liner e.
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lC white. Jr.. Frank ]. Reira. H. w.
Henry. E. A. Gilliard. j. George White,
NJ. S. Warren, John w. Hanks, John N
Brewton. j. C. Pfe.ffer, NJ Mobiles, W. X
Respress. ]. NJ. Badgett, Floyd O. Bad
Igctt, Sam C. Pinney, II. ]. Greenhut' r.
Del CASTILLO. w. j. Robinson, ]. w. Mar
ble.. A. II. Payne, Chas. e. Coburger'
It. G.. Filingim, r. l.. Runyon, o. w.
Green, ". p. Rice, d. A. Mclean, Jas.
Reeves, A. II. Mecklin. Alvin Williams,
l.. c. Brewton. d. G. Brewton. VIM.
Richard, Z. G.. Hernandez, Carl w. Bur
nete. Fred Parker, Chas. Stanton. A A
Odom, j. A. Odom. w. T. Daniel. W. ,.
Alvin o. Priel. S. L. Walton, J. L. Clarke.
w. t. Griffin. ]. C. Alexander. r. j.
Busey, H. F. Webb. H. A. Gates. c. A
Hancock, w. G. Hudgins, G. NJ Gentry,
j. Medlock, G. n, Gentry. H. F. Adkin-
sen, Lloyd a. McDavid. Ed Renfroe, A.
NJ. McDavid. w. L. Johnson. n r. johns
son, M. L. Hall, L. w. Hardy, Geo O.
Voorhees,. w. w. Wyatt. G. A. He'd
strom. j. c. Wilson. Chas. K. Hall,
| Fred'k Schmidt j. d. Kane, stephen
lGcthard, J. H. Lightfoot. f. f.. Morris.
| A B. wilson, J. NJ MCGOWAN. H. p.
Rice, C. J. Rice. H. F. Hardy, VIM. w.
Powers. F. w. Barber. f. w. Speed, f.
| Earrineau. L. K. Bitch. E. H. Lee, Flora
Cooper, Mrs. Louis Tatom, Athniel APP
pleberg, Edwin Morris, H. #. Olsen, Joe
Febro, Jr., NJ. A. Pfeiffer, Marie Ander-
sen, Bryan Dunwoody, Theo, Bars. ID.
lw Berry. H. Sheppard. Mrs B. o. Mil
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plreys. Sarada Thompson. G. ID. Mcln-
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w. Lappington. w. Rosenau. Joe Ansley
1 Dudley Brewton, John Roch, Aller
Campbell. Lionel Whidden, VIM. Riera
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lin. Victor r. Mackey, Rufus Brewton
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b. Knowles. H. Haage. W. C. Paul. C
e. Bombay, John L. Medley. J. Berlin. J
E.. Bars. L. E. Gentry. w. r Strickland
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or. p. D. TebauN p. McFain. f. Wilde, b
p d. Tebault, II. McFaine, F. Wilde, -.
Pearlman. Harry Robins, Sol A. Levy,
Geo. C. Circus. T. c. Rozier, w. A. Nors-
worthy. G. J. Brown. j. L. Mayo, ). M
Roberts. Thos. p. Chalker, JOS. Barrow,
E. b. Pfeiffer, w. A. Graves, o. Arson,
Chas. e Driver, Jr., q. T. Relchman,
r. Z. Wise, Quintin Borras, w. f. spit
ger, z. II. Guy, Pensacola Buick Co,
o. X. Tire Shop, Robt. r. Hixen. j. IL.
Hoyt. w. H. Anderson, w. A. Shackie-
ford. Chas. Sullivan. a. III. Diaz, " ?
Nca, H. J. Quina, r. M. Thomas, T. III.
Brock, C. d. Wamock. Mrs. l. j. Nc
'Clure, Charles e Sly, III. Engei, A Louis.
Clement Largue r. w. Topper, e. a.
Briggs. j. Fomison. Jerry j. Sullivan.
Jr.. Edw. C. Noble, w. c. Frederic, L.
Bcrras, j. T. Moore, II. S. Mervin, g. "
Rogers, p H. Shepard, S. S. Mcintosh.
James Centsan, A. III. Jones. Halcott
Anderson. E. C. Maxwell. B. L. Skippens,
Chas. J. Herbert, L. G. Wilkinson, II ID.
Beasley, E. F. Pheiffer, III. w. Grubbs,
T.. r. Henderson,, c. A. Sullivan. B. Be
lock, r. f. Owens. III. T. Hansen, B. T..
Edmundson, A B. Butterwarth, L. An
derson. J. L. Scott, J. H. eDeicelman, W.
j. CASTILLO. F. H. Berry, j. M. Harris,
E. N. Terrence. A. @. Bagley. r. A. BY
.ers w. H. Baker, Jr., M. K. Broughton,
E. B. Calhoun. G. S. Broughton, w. A.
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Geo Peterson. B. S. Hammock. John f.
webb, W. E. King. w. c. Meyer, Con-
stantine Apostle, John Webb, II. Camp
bell. E. H. Newman, +. G. Garner, Jr
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Nearly 500 business and professional
men of Pensacola have gone on record as
ercorsing the centennial for the city and
have united in an urgent call on the
State Commissioners to designate Pensa-
cola the site II the 1922 exposition to
be held in commemoration of the pur-
chase OF Florida from Spain. The en-
dorsement and signers follow:
We, the undersigned citizens and resi-
dents of Pensacola. comprising the bust
ness men, merchants. professional men.
etc. hereby endorse PENSACOLA as the
logical site for the holding of the centen-
nal in celebration of the Tooth anniver-
sery of the session of Florida BIZ Spain.
20 the United States. and respectfully
request that the State Commission which
meets in Tallahassee I'm October give to
Pensacola this honor. hereby pIedging
ourselves to aid. assist and cooperate
with the committee in making the cen
tenniaI success in any way we can"
Signed: r.. Z. Miller, Jos. X. Hughes.
III. p. Neuman, J. Wallace Lamar .. p.
Moore. Jno. Massey, Gus. A. Villa, j. w
Marshall NJ Menko. III. r. Jarauld. F.
]. Dellacio. John l. Nicholas. j. "a.
James. ID. p. Hobgood e. F. Williams.
A. G. Bin<ley. w. j. Corner. J. w. Ben
nett, II. p. Bale. f. S. Mcvoy. Max
Heinberg, Joe Roth, j. Israfls, Joseph
Coleman. F. f. Brawner. NJ. Hughey, II.
j. Root. f. II. Perry. E. w. Peterson.
Ed Gale Quina. V. c. Branch A. a.
wrighton. Hamilton Russell. T. H. Lacy,
II. j. Bell. Ed Kelley, ID. Levy, NJ. l..
Roch. III. H. D'Alemberte j. c. Stein
haus. ID. S. Oppenheimer r. B. Simpson,
VIM Biumer. Otto T.. White c. p Van
Tern, v. l.. Woodward, A. Henry White,
B. WE London Wooden Mills. Uu-
derwood Typewriter Co. SOL Calm e Co.
T.. a. Clapp, Sprinkle Mkt. John Il. TIL
Tor, Joe Coriano. Jake Stone. Reeds Ba-
kerry, @. Jones. W. G. Porter, Mccain
Tire Co, Hopf Vulcanrzing Co, Chas
Simpson. Pensacola Dairy Co., J. Berson
Bresler, w. F. Hoyt United Auto
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L. E. Tharpe, j. r. Duncan, j. G. Vain
wright. C. B. McAllister. H. ]. Owen,
IT. u. Petty, J. N Barlow, +. d. Sanders,
J. S. Hayes. H. B. Larkin, r. c. Mer-i
dit. c. D. Holland, c. r. Roberts. c. A..
Canady. G. H. Weaver. A. Rehfield,
Benson. j. G. Emanuel, G. J.. Gibney.
III w. Lunceford, a. Knox Whitrie, II.
Hicks. Geo. Menas. Harry NJ Gould.
E L. Milley, Il. IL. Olsen, +. j. Quigley,
l. D. Green, III. Clay Armstrong. L. b.
Gutman w. T. Donaldson, r. L. Nc
Caskill Joe Barker. NJ. z. Taylor, r. c.
Wiloughby, j. C. Brasehan, Fritz Kerr,
7. L. Higgins v. J. Fauria, NJ Willen-
zert. Garden Cash Grocery, Frank J.
Handy, Hayward Handy. L. II. Ander-
son. A. G. Ross. Z. NJ. Nell. C. NJ. Burns,
Theo. Muller. I. w. Chalker, Chas. A.
Born. f. l.. Pinney, c.. f. Hendrich, Fred
Wehmier. E. c. Gentry, J. w. Mcclure.
~ S. Strickland. w. P. Brewton, j. A.
Ansley, F. c.. Willis, James w. Bowman,
A. Y. Smith, ID. NJ Smithers, A. j. Butt.
Frank G Humphreys, l. Lowell, w. G.
bright. H. G. Ware, o. G. Crona- c. p.
Bell, F. II. Dunning, J. F. Moson. W.
w. Alfred, Vincent ]. Mcintyre. H. F.
Brazil, r. c. Catwell, Jr, F. B. Carter,
Jr.. Pensacola Home & Savings Co, per
J. H. Bayliss, Secy., White & White. W.
A. Rawls, G. H. Stage, Albert Klein,
Ralph d. Bowes. John B. Guttman. Jr.,
John IT. Cross, B. L. Gundershimer. d.
B. Joyner, James McFIugh, Joel Frater,
S. A. Leonard. Randall Bell, Robert
Stout. A. NJ. Hoffman. e. B. Acosta, NJ.
Moreno. E. E. Rice. It. F. Westmark. E.
L. Reese, NAG. Daniel, John p. Harrell,
| yalkcom Drug Co, B. Forbes. L. K. No
Sles & Co, l.. f. Mobiles, r. f. Mobiles,
L. A. Mobiles, F. NJ. Williams, f. G. Car
ter VIM. l.. Rau, Chas. n. Merritt, w
| G. Dewberry, Clement Blount, w. p.
| Brownson, Jack O'Leary. James Demp-
sey. Edw. Fox. E. w. simonherst. Levy
Malcolm Yonge ]. j. McNamee. w. L.
/ Address. j. T. Wright. NJ E. Hannah
IL w. Coons. c. o. Garrett, John Ger
1 kjns. VIM. b. Bowman, w. C. Fillingim
w. T. Barker, f. G.. Latham. J. G. Nc
Hugh, H. E. Whittle. w. D. Morgan
| Burke Bros, S. Mindell. R. Burres. Pen
sacc.a ConstrustiSn Co., by "A. ID. AL
| fred. Eric J. Gonzalez Y. j. Kelly. A.
H. Williams. w. F. Biggs. J. G. Holz.
claw, E. BIodgett Wells. Chas. E. Abbott
/ J. L. McClung, Jas. N. jolly A. NJ. Ames
r. G.. Caldwell. Lee Mcdonald, j. A
Wilson. T. f. Williams & Co, r. S. Mo
rey, NJ. z. Morey. e. Blodgett Wells &
Sen. w. A. Watson. II. A. Owsley, NJ
A. Durant. S. L. Fulghum, C. NJ Ward
lW. E. Wilson. H. L. organs, R. L. Bry-
JAMS, c.. R. Johnson, Pensacola Crockery
ICo.. Ike Hirshman. w. j. Forbes E. E
lWolfe, S. Wagenheim, w. G. Fulghum
Peter Corigliano, Adrian r. Langford
I'M. p. Scott, Jr-. Raymond N. White. H
lG. DeSiya. d. r. Curtis.
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larger than the guns usually placed
on light cruisers so she might be ahla
to outrange any commerce raider the
enemy might send out. Now thar
there are no German raiders. II js
conceded by the navy that she is much
in the nature of a white elephant
being too costly for light cruiser and
too light for service with a battIa
cruiser squadron.
The Raleigh is armed with rs inch
guns, provided with an underwater
bulge" which designed to make her
torpedo proof and is so divided that
any two of her main compartments
may be flooded without endangerinr
the vessel. She has anti-aircraft guns
and burns oil fuel only.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-19
CRUISER RALEIGH
WHITE ELEPHANT
British Can Find No Use for War
Freak.

London, Oct. 18.-(By Associated
Press. 1.-The first of new type OF
British cruiser, the Raleigh, launched
a few days ago, is expected to give
the navy trouble to find her suitable
work.
The Raleigh is of $3.50 tons with
a speed of 35 knots. She was designed
TO hunt raiders such as the Moewe
and the Wolf. She was given guns
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
ALcocK AND BROWN
AIR MAIL. CLAIM
GETS Al PUNcTURE
Letter Rrom British VI. = \. g'hIc
prases NG'-I pSsGaI tarricE

ii was nate klayMn yesterday
tllraugA DISPATCHES that lie claim q
have been first ii carry mail froal
america 10 Europe which had been
made by Alcock and BTown. tie Brit.
fali neiaslep transatlantic nIers, ii =
mist ke
The iaita of tho British MAS force
10 give Wy yesterday when fhe Treas
nry dersts Tnenf liislae public ,lie reply
10 leiIe ghif.l Harold I.radsiock.
director u The savings division, sent
II Sir RohcTt Hindefsleg Is B
rllsilgnun u ,lia Isrstisa National War
saving Committed aIr IradioclS i
letitr earr4ea to England by Com
lnander Heed, who piioted the Ne' 1
un res ueeN slul Aiglii across the At
lantic
on their Arrival iii ireland Sunday,
Captain sleork aud Isienisnanf brown
slisnlayed Il Ilaekei Of letters which
ffiey had taken over with them from
Canada. announcing that they con
siitutc the lirst batch 81 transatlantic
aerial mail.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
HOW YOUNG ARAB CHIEF
WON PEACE TABLE SEAT

Emir Fetal, ~ years old, sat at the
Peace Conference rs the Arab repre-
sentative through rigat of might, be-
cause ii the signal assistance he gave
tie Allies iii pverthrowing the Turk
The fIrst operations III this son of Illus
sem. sherlf of Mecca. direct descend
Cit or aIohammed and president OF.
the secret revolutionary societies of
Arabs. were not crowned with snc-
cess. relates William q Shepherd. In
An Arabian knigu, In the July
number Of The New Red Cross Maya
zine. but before He end came ne was
able to assist Gen Ailenby magnili4
Gently ii the captureso f the Turkish
army not 4 little because he had the
good judgment 10 take the advice Of
q keen ninded way farlng Briton.
When Felsal was down there by
the Rod Sea With his men, 4 writes
Mr. Shepherd. short Or food, short Of
water. short of ammunition. and with
no great supply III hope quiet young
English explorer from The good old
British school came along. Ills name
Is Il Lawrence He spoke Arab like
a native. having spent half d dozen
years IN the desert places, and no
Arch br0Nner han he
Don't march aoGth to the aid ST
your father, he advised laeisal
March north, out II the Heiaz. VII
Into syria, and cal upon All tie Arabs
to join you. The British are ND.
there III the north and Il you show
Yourself strong | am sure they viii
help you
Then and there III the little Red
saa village, talking with this tanned
british relic digger, Emir Feisal inade
ilie decision that brouEllt him at last
10 the pe;lee table il Paris
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
SEVERN BASEBALL CLUB.
Talk Of Recognizing Old An
napolis Team
FANS FANCY NEW IDEA

An effort Is being made 70 reorgan-
ize the old severn baseball team Of
Annapolis aud 10 fliis end all who have
ever belonged ID this once very popi-
TAR local nine are asked ID meet on
Sunday morning al ii o'clock On the
rear campus 81 ST Johns College
10 salk II over "
The old severn baseball club had
many ane players n its day. and the
revival and reorganization of the club
will he hooked upon nv All lovers of
clean. wholesome sport with great ira-
teYest All the head of the reoFganl-
ration movement III Charles Mace an
ardent member of the old severns and
Charles Sherman man always in
terested In the city's Welfare.
1t is urged that the following old
members Of the severn attend the
SUNDAY morning meeting at II o'clock
on sri Johns campus, and bring their
friends interested Iii the sport
Louis Thomas. VIII Dixon. CIlaH.
Mace, West Clark. Chas Tucker vii
lie Cfaapple. Leo Hantsky. Oswald
StalIings, James Lutz Joe Muhlmeis-
tor. ban Taylor. Martin jackson and
Pitcher Frank Stevens
II Ii hoped To reorganize and 80 have
arranged doubleh header game for.
July 4lh. II Il can be ARRANGED To ae-
cure The college baseball grounds
Now that the college has closed, and
there Is little going on in the way Of
sports. tie reorganization Of The cid
Severn Team will be timely and appFe-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
DIST. HEALTH NURSE
NEEDS BABY CLOTHES

Miss Sara VI Sutherland, the Pdb
lie Health Visiting Nurse, has seili
out plea for eliitdren's clothing Miss
Sutherland needs baby clothes aud
clothes Tor small childlen ii ref
work among poor sick people. y gon;
or0us supply had been donated and
were Iii tho reserve closet of he Ais-
trfct Nnrae for use when neesiod. but
were burned IN the FIRE At tlie Annap-
oils Ranking & Trust Compaay's built
img In Aprii last
Any one having ciiiidlens AMI
babies clothes to give viii please aid.
dress them 10 the District Nlifse at
the Red Cross rooms oyer tie AnnaVs
oils bank, corner Church Circle and
Duke Of Gloucester street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
", B. &PAYs p c.
Board Males No Mention %
Regular Dividend
DIVIDEND PAYABLE JULY !

Another diysdend Of per cent &C.
clared on rlls common stock q the
Washington. Baltimore and Asaisapolis
Eleciric Raj d company 6y the di-
rectors 81 thear regular monthly meet
ing ID RsalfiffSare YES terdas, has con-
WINGED caminan shareholders sllat the
junior Is sue rs IS been placed on Z reg
,iIar S Per eef ataIiial basis the pay
men; anlhorazed al1llis Tine i for The
three nlaaths sntling June 30 IS here
s3otDre The heard matte no nlenlion slf
II regular dividend but common stock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18

coast. but the disposition IL be made
of tic naEtie cruisers WIS Iaat Non
toned Trey viii not he ready for
service fsg Two wears Of more he
cause of The crest distances t0 lSe COW
cred III tie Pacific, however. and the
speed ana lang cruising radius III the
cruisers. cheers fcel certain that
these ships vii ne Based III Pacific
s,ssss,s4.4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
al,er lel.IE.a MO- II Mar,land

MARYLAND has nssssc1 the ltlsi,etsv
mark IN the nunber Of Inator vehicle
Licenses issued lcroTdin - fgaros
compiled Ess Tuesday n STATE Motor
Vehicle Commission eg sang h,liaii.
Alsoul every fourteenth person ia The
state. whether man Woman 81 child
oNns an AUTOMOBILES There saFe
enough automobile Rhecls on Mary;
land owned cars 70 present one 70
aiNut each third person in the State,
Many fellow gets cold feet walt
ing f04 the glad hand
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18
MosanIto Bites

Just as soon as ypn feel tlIe effect Of
the Malarial Germs after being bitten
by Malaria Mosquitoes, i Is advisable
IN take GROVES Ir.Ass'I'f III .Esssiis chill
TONIC rs destroy the Germs an,l res
move tho Impurities. plcasant ~ fake
Soc per bottle,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18

ho,aers now regard II IS 2 reglliar
anarterly distribution. The dividend
Il nayable July 10 shareholders q
record Jane q.
The board also declared the regular
ana r,crly dividend Of ] Ia per cent. on
ne preferred stock
The earnings of the washington,
baltimore AMI Annapolis are holding
un well during the current year AZ
.eviiencea by The fact that surplus for
,he i've mouths ended May 3 was
ssa 600 III excess Of all dividend re-
.auireInents for the first half OF 1919
president George 4. bishop attended
ihe meeting today, after which he let
for Hi inspection trip over the lanes;
Hs good plan to make your
money grow bit Oh tie other hand,
the fewer dollars you have the bis.
Ger thes look.
Fherc .ra times when 4 torrent 81
abuse seems preferable tn being damn
etl NTH faint praise
The Washington herald., 1919-04-26
THE TOWN cRIER

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{ The enaswnaepf eemmittee sf
Tenple Chapter. o. Il. s.. will give
a dance. for. the benefit, Of the Ma
sonic Temple, Eighth and r streets
dowfnent Fund at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. Eight and r streets
northeast. this evening at $50
o'clock.
The Iewa Society will meet thls
evening at the rooms of the War
Camp Community Service Club, No.
2. 1914 Massachusetts avenue. All
Iowa soldiers are welcome.
sne Corporate Character Of the
Leesue Of Nations" will be the SUBJ
ject of free lecture under au-
spices of George Washington UNI
versity by DIR. David Jayne Hill,
former Ambassador to Germany, at
4:i5 o'clock Monday afternoon in
Memorial Continental Hall. On
Tuesday afternoon at the same hour
DR.. Hill will lecture on "Constitu-
tional Limitations on the Treaty
Making Power of the United States -
Both lectures are open to the pub
lie.
Inc eighteenth annual maple
sugar party of the Vermont State
Association Is to be held Monday
night at the University Club. Col.
Myron N. Parker, president, will be
toastmaster. and speakers are to in
clude Justice Wendell p. Stafford,
Rear Admiral MCGOWAN. Rev. James
Shera Montgomery and George r.
Wales. A reception is to be held at
O'Clock. supper at $40 and dane
ing from 10 o'clock.
The Girls Illinois state Club In 70
give a dance from S to IL O'Clock
tonight at the Navy League Red
Cross rooms. New York avenue be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets northwest DR. Josephine
Baird is president of the club.
Classes In Spanish will he found
at the Wilson Normal Center and
also a class in modern dancing.
The Little Players, meeting Mon
days and Fridays at the Wilson Nor
NAL Center. invite girls who are in
terested in rhythmic dancing and
dramatic work to join their club.
The work is under the immediate
direction of Bertha Draper King,
special assistant in charge Of dane
ing in community centers
The British and Canadian Patrt-
otic Society Is to give a concert at
S o'clock tonight at Perpetual Hall,