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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-13
CONFIRMATION HELD
At ST. MARGARET'S
Bishop Murray Visits This Parish
For Laying On Of
Hands"
DR.. MURRAY'S SERM ON

Sunday. December 7th, was me-
morable day for ST Margaret's. An
unusually large congregation assent
ed at the church at 10 a. m, 10 wit
less confirmation services. and TO
hear a splendid sermon ly Bishop
Murray upon the text: BE We per-
feet even as your Father in heaven
IS perfect"
These words of Christs were shown
IN light entirely different from that
generally thrown upon them, and
mans obedience to this command APP
peared to he easily within the realms
Of possibilities.
The service of confirmation admin
stered by the Bishop was particular
ly impressive.
Bishop Murray, Rev. r. c. Cowling,
the rector of the parish, and Rev. Jas.
L. Smiley, rector of Pasadena. were
in the chancel. At the altar rail
Knelt the Children OF the Lords Sup
per" One entire family, father,
mother and only daughter; four
children visioning long useful lives
before them; two young matrons in
the flower of womanhood and one
grandmother-all consecrating them
selves to Gods service and received
the rite of confirmation
Holy Communion was celebrated
and a pentacostal spirit seemed to per-
wade thc whole congregation.
st. Margaret's Exceeds Quota
In the afternoon the members of
the Nation wide Campaign committee
set forth on their pleasant pilgrimage
The air was as balmy as spring time,
the sun shone as if in benediction and
at every home a welcome of smiles
and open hearts greeted the happy
willing workers The quota assigned
ST Margaret's Church to raise for
mission purposes was $500, but al
ready that has teen exceeded and the
returns will undoubtedly aggregate
nearer five hundred.
To Give Cantata
The cantata TO be given Christmas
will be on Friday night, December &c.
Admission free and no collection
taken.
Mrs. Garrison met with a painful
accident Sunday last. stepping on two
rusty nails.
Weems Duvall sustained a slight
flesh wound while preparing pork for
the winter
The weather is most excellent for
some OF the seasons industries, hut
too cold. it seems, for the delicatcly
nurtured" to husk corn
B. G. D.
Boy Red Cross Seals Now
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-13
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1919.
RED GROSS SEALS

How many OF us stop 10 tnink
as We 90 about our daily affairs
what the significance is OF the
present campaign for Red Cross
seals
The mcagcrncss Of the sum
asked for, in comparison with
those OF war time drives, is per
haps one Of the reasons the pres
ent appeal does not grip us any
stronger We have become used
TO big propositions for giving,
and the modest sum Of 100000
for the whole state is apt to make
us think that the importance is
in some degree measured by the
smallncss Of the amount asked.
But this is by no means the
proper standard to apply in this
case. For the menace which this
money is sought to combat is per
haps the most deadly toll-taker in
the whole State. Last year, for
instance, in the city Of Baltimore
alone, ,l93 persons died from tn
bcrCulosis. These deaths repre-
sent about 1880 active cases,
and an annual wage loss OF over
three and one-quarter millions of
dollars Practically the same pro-
portion of fatalities and illness OBJ
tains throughout the State And
the glazing part about it all Isl
that tuberculosis is preventable.
The present campaign in this
State is under the direct auspices
OF the Maryland tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION i'll conjunction with the
Red Gross, and the developments
of Maryland's program for the
saving of human lives, and pro-
motion of health and happiness,
depends largely on the sale OF
Red Cross. seals within the next
few days.
Over ninety per cent of all re-
ceipts from the sale Of seals OF
Maryland STAYS in the State and
IS used Tor tubercular work dur
ing the coming year. The re
mainder goes to the National Tu-
bcrculosis Association where i'll
pays for the matter published and
educational work and supplies
from which we receive our pro
portionatc benefits.
\ concrete illustration Of the
good that is being done by the
money raised is i'll the fact that
the National Association last
year gave $1,000 from its fund to
the State Association for the use
OF It's new children's Proven
tofiuw which was opened last
suWncr at Claiborne. Maryland
The Claiborne Cottages. as this
Prcyentorium is called. furnishes
homc-likc and curative atmos-
phcre for the man pretubercular
children which the visiting nurses
and clinics are constantly dis
covering.
1t is only through we'll directed
and financed efforts that the tn
berculosis problem can be reach
ed. and thereby present the posi-
bility OF eventually eradicating
the dread disease to very large
extent.
II each OF us would bring this
problem home to our own per
sonal circles and realize what it
means or may readily mean, per
haps more cheerful and reader
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AT THE CHURCHES
~. ARne's Parish

~. ARne's Parish
Protestant Episcopal; Founded 1892 J
Rev Edward d. Johnson, d. d.,
Rector.
Services, Third Sunday in Advent
Holy Communion.
9:30 Sunday School.
1900 Morning Prayer.
1880 Evening Prayer.
ut. LHke's, PASSPORT
Rt Rev G. Mott Williams, ID. d.
300 Sunday School.
400 Evening Prayer.
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MI. Meriah Church

Rev. j. A. Briscoe, Pastor
IL "a m, the pastor will preach on
the subject Have You a Key" $50,
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NOTICE.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL

The annual meeting Of the Hospital As
ISOLATION will take place on Monday. De
ceInher 18th. 1919. AT T.. NJ. i'm the hos
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stitution. and who wish 60 have a vote tai
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members by the payment Of not less than
500 annually. ana the enrolment Of their
names by the Treasurer. Mrs. Edgar Basil.
mt her home Murray Hill, NJ oucr as all
donations 10 the hospital To he Included
in this years report must be in before the
meeting.
dis by ORDER OF BOARD.
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Circulating Library

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The Dwelling Place Of Light" by Win
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
NATIONAL OIL
CONGRESS HELD
BY DELEGATES
PROTEST FORMULATED AGAINST
GOVERNMENT CONTROL or
INDUSTRY.

CHICAGO March Co. Five hum
irpd delegate tO the national PETROL
cum congress. which opened here to-
lay. were very @ unit ou many of the
specific matters concerning The In
dustry fractional differences were
NOT lu evidence.
Formulation of O. protest by the
united branches OF the industry
against government control
Merging of the independent Oh
Men Association and the American
Petroleum League
Formal organization of th' Amer
.u petroleum Institute m OUT
.r.atH %. tbc petroleum var service
committee Nth s. O. bedford 1i The
Standard Ou Go of Nea Jersey w
president
Resolutions fav0rug legislation to
.lnr government 900 dams r0 the pro-
uu..r oua I- per cent basis Rerc 'n-
Hu.tef Hy Max " Bail head Of the
Unrk. Mountain division 1i tUe RoX-
ANA Petroleum Co He declared
--.H..u0u barrels n. HIl would be
available u tUc Rocky Mountain dis-
r.f .s1 Alaska
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

~ Associated Pres
LONDON Mar % Defending
tho miifa.. -ertI,. Yill bon .H, House
.uf Common. TODAY Winston spencer
Churchill secretary uf v.. declared
that Hhr ahU'e of gypt so. r $50.
Uua fH.. H. u-u aclioH
TUr position Na so ..rl. Hu..
tHal .H. -urrum had ru aIr.i
fn mn u. fH. go- of .auuH.Ha-
.u fu rurr md ave fHr u-
aU-. tnum heiul urdt..u THIS
declaration by tHe ~ D. secretary was
m1urHf about by q. rem b. H ~Ir
Donald NHt lean. u % ha saIU .ha-
Great Britain Has U er-as red NIfh
respect .H Ihu -trou % uf .Hr 4rUE
.ur DhGr.H1 .-teD 10 b. followed
what Na# aNuE pol L. r Hmu.r
every country If tH present Uml
aud f U how cou b. -EIi
There ua. U.or-assurud ID Keeping
.H. uHH mHu fur ctI puruU.e iu
uiIuu fnu DIVISION un iHa Hhua
and rur divisions boz Io hone COON.
trF less than thc nu her te ben
.uuuur thr peaceful iays
Tuc Rhoi, of Egyp' vas iH state
| lOI m.IrrrcfIoH
U.d Sir Donald ro OF vuaf vts
liakiur place iu me r lck Sea Uun.
gary aud on the VII .le from .- ot
th,s, small state. wh n Ne, guar
aut.ed protection by be- Lsafu. o.
Nations Sir Donald ad said rom.
tinued the secretary hat th, Ser.
MANY army was 20 De- reduc.i fo
100 600 men and thai The Germans
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POWERS MAY TAKE
UP arms AGAINST REBELS
BI TIE ASSOCIATED rHEs8

WASHINGTON, March 25.--Reports Of increasing
Of the situation in Hungary led to open discussion to-
day BY official of the state department that "he time
had for the allied nations represented Paris TO
take definite and firm stand against Bosheyism Little
news Of official received at the state de-
parment during the day but dispatches from Paris nd
Gated that grave apprehension felt there well
in Washington the situation
Representatives Of the United States in Vienna
ported that the food administration had agents
in Budapest and Il stated that there might be ether
Americans there. These advces said there was no i'll
feeling toward Americans British in Budapest but
strong feeling Of hostility being manifested against
the French This, is believed here, is due the occu-
patton BY French troops OF the neutral between
CzechoS Slovakia, Hungary and Rumana and Hungary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
.COWMAN ADVISES
SMALL EXPANSION
o. Associated pre-s
ALBUQUERQUE. y NJ, March 20

ALBUQUERQUE, y NJ. March 90.
This is 10 time o.. expand hyo-
stock operat lns said T. vs. Tomlin-
son ot Denver, secretary of the Amer
lean Livestock A,socia ion, M am ad-
dress before tn ffih annual com.
Noution OF tn New MeN co Cattle snI
Horse Growers tssoci tion here fH.
day Mr. Tomliuson quoted figl.
showing the exports lf meats .'
year. and predicted about the same
volume of busines. vith foreign .Ouu.
tries would continue during 1919
During 1890 however. ] expect
the exports 20 gH back 90 the level
of The 10 per cent period previous Co
1874" hc said Dr about one fiith
OF the volume during 1918"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
NIIIA BANDITS GNIp
tUltIl AHtA TOWN

It Associated rr,sa
IIAWIL March g.. Villa f0l-
lowers rode into SANTA barbara
chihuahua D. miles wet OF parml
Yesterday. looted ihe stores. Boo.
rludiur the af.r. belonging to tbc
san Francisco u.I O.o mining Com
MANY Br.n.r o.utI corporation
and rode awgy ithout firing q shot
Ur capturing Jut prisoner. Now-
ot th' Santa barbara raid was r.
lnIIrl here tonight
a tight between Federal station
guard. aud a villa band 90 Courho
so miles south oI ChIhrHhUa civ
v.s also reported tonight $50 De-
si. we're known
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
COVE ERNMENT To
FINANCE TRADE
WITH EUROPEANS
LARGE SIMS To m LOANED NJ
ioW lNgFGEsT rs
EAIURTERs.

WASHINGTON March 2a The
billion dollar fund for
financing foreign trade soon will be
opened t0 American exporters
through loan, from the war finance
corporation Regulations now being
prepared ht thr corporation Go
cover advances viii provide for the
iouliua OF sums up to uity million
iloIiar. tn aur individual firm cor
puutI0u or export association. pro.
hJhN 90 s l-i per cent ior q maxi
mum OFF uta years. 900 adequate col
mf..II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
SENATOR N FLIGHT
OVER CAPITAL CITY

~ NHa''. ihNfA INV
WASHINGTON March 20 The
first aIrplBup flight over Washing
tom ot o. machine pilotrd by mom-
bar of tb, United State, Senate was
wldc today by senator Henderson
of Nevada I'm g plane equipped Tor
'Nu pilot control senator Hcuder-
.ou assembled With Major ". q.
|,krr du army aviator
Senators Ntsr. uf Montana and
Neudrick ot Wyoming we're passcr.
ters iu another army plane in a
flight over the ciW lasting about
hllf ln hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

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NEWPORT NEWS 81. Mai,I 15
Ihr trsr sport pastures arrived
l.I tonight Among fhr fr.nI.
ann4rd we're . NrW Nurt casual .Du.
laiN 1.3 1872 sick and wound g
aurr.nufius companies from t8r-
H.. rrfious 0i the country.
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SANTIAGO March The
chilean mini-t,ry he1dri by Nrm-
sndo Quefado resigned TODAY The
.ministerv vas formed November g
1aef
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
RAMS on Old TROOP CHANGED
BN COMMISSIONING OF
NEMBTG~.
TO Be HOME IN TWO Weeks
Commanding Officers ral. High III.
huic 60 services Rendered ~
Great War % Tho Pam
handle Youngsters.
tRy B N Timmou
Delayed


special tn fhy News
NEMrOItT NEWS. March -
-BattcfN -, Am rillo'- own.
came back Co % homeland nrt
TO-DAY, hut the Battery y. that
came back was vastly different
ia personnel from the old troop.
u, which 10 was when % lrtt lm.
arillo H. ranks bad hcru tid.
dlrd hN whole commission, Tor
a.. former mcmDcr, who are
nov commanding units u nr.
gauiIation~ thruuhuu thr \ ..
.. fur Amarillu ha~ more ,um-
siCcioncd ofii,crs than JuN ciiN
it, size in thr jmtud States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
VETERANS PARADE
THROUGH STREETS
OF NEW YORK CITY
VICTORIOUS 9TH II REVIEWED
ON FIFTH AVENUE.
Pass.
WITNESSED BY MILLIONS
General O'Ryan Commands Organila-
tion Which Broke Hun Strength
Huge Crowds Alternately
Laugh and Cry ~ Troops


NEW YORK, March 20
Victorious veterans, hcrus of the
Flanders fields an which Prus-
sian pride was broken, $4,000
men of the 27th Division came
back tO Fifth avenue today for
their triumphal review. 10 the
thousands who offered all they
have to give on libctty's alter
the millions who stayed behind
poured out the full measure Of
their pride. The national guards
men of Yesterday and the civil
ians of tomorrow SymhOliIed to-
day the martial ideals Of red
bloodcd race.
Multitude Renal, silent
The multitude which alternately
laughted and Wept. cheered or stood
silent as the procession passed knew
that grateful people never paid
tribute 90 brayer men OF 60 grusad-
ers more chiyalrous than these cIti-
zen-soldiers who looked death in the
face and smiled as they went "oyer
the top with q song on their lips TO
smash the Hindcnburg line that
barrier against which Europe's stur-
diest troops had swept IN vain
There was no shadow ou the hearts
uf the stalwart marching men save
the memory of the 1000 comrades
they lett sleeping where peoples
bloom"
organ Leads Parade.
The clank of hoh-uailed shoes upon
the pavement spelled an epic in Amer
lean history Never before had a
full division OF Yankee veterans fresh
from European service passed in re-
view In an American city Flight
ing Jack O'Ryau. who led the line.
was the only Major General of the
national gaurd who took his men 10
France and brought them back. still
their commander Never before on
his continent at least. had so many
thousands chrored military spec.
iaclc.
Even New York, famed for Us
crowds. never mad mobililed So many
men. women and children along a
single street To the city dwellers
were added hundreds of thousands
who had poured In from every cor
ucr of the state Tens of thousands
more had come from other states
Viewed By 3,OOO,OOO.
The police estimated more than
100000 persons were packed into
tive miles of Fifth avenue n the sun.
shine OF perfect day The side.
walks ON both sides were choked
with humanity aud az every inter.
scctinr street the crowd budged oui
east and west for distance oi a
block Every open space was packed
with au immoyablc mass of humanity
Stretching along the east side of
Central Park from one end Co tht
other was grand stand TWO and q
half miles log On 10 were some 6O.'
uOO relatives OF the 27th The other
$4,000 seats we're filled with wound
cd soldiers from ;he army hospitals
federal officials. governors OF this
and othe rstates. members of the leg
islature. mayors and official dolega'
t.uus from up state cities.
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Reports Indicated that exporters
orr planning to make exclusive us,
of lh, government foreign trade
under 1s soon as the regions arr,
omuiotsd aud tha corporation is
ready to accept formal applications
This b. caused hy fhrr, principal
Influences
tIrt European countries which
vIlI need great Quautifio, 0f Am,ri-
can materials during the next year
ur two Cor recon 'ructinu and to
make up tor i.0A of euustrurit.
enterprises Ia th, var have neither
Ihe gold nor th, credits fu pas tor
their purchases Boo This country aud
their inability viii bs Increased when
at the end of the war tHe using
stops making loans io the aIlie-
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20 is beloved her. shat probably
ibe French members of Che mtcr-
allied mission boo BuIIpes bate been
iuirru.H his 1eeu reported Boz ueWs
dispatches from Vienna bu doubt
va. .tprte el as u che Americans
ur British m tEp ui0rnmeEf order
iucmpt for Adriau,.
o. was sgt by officials fhat 90 fhe
UmWraus actually have declared
war uuou tbo entente power Ras
threatened In state department ad-
vices mad, puhI. yesterday lf N.II
De- natural move tor the IuuearJls
to attempt to reach fhe AdratiC
The question JAS Io whether Huu-
.garias 0r nolshrtsm had I. Uspiu-
uou from German sources Is c0nsil-
erred doubtful hH state department
Official. although 10 was au expert
ImeuI # er.. interest tn Germany at
,Il would u. pu OBJ. Uil. U
the Test D.. Dob .He Wtulude toward
| lBO'-l.tsm
Regime Not Nat Accepted
AIgice- IH OBJ. department nii-
IcUCI .Hu He ptauuty 0f Hungary
ithus fIr bad NOT accepted The new
I Irer.ur t0 ans great extent but it
Twas pointed out that iu no ease has
IHol-ho,.sm got Its star, by general
Iusug OF th. prolearat Rather 3D.
lhas been started by small croup ui
Officials and gradually has spread
..vF U...r fr.H|IH. H.UH. tho mind. nf
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second. foreign exchange ratios.
following retisal OF artificial govern
mout influences bf Great Britain.
.rraucr italy aud the United States
last week have produced g situation
which American goods would cost
.f r.Igu purchasers more than their
.NI.. u dollar, at fh. time 30 par.
Dhaser- were forced .u pls cash. a.
Ia result American exporters must
-pu Or credit i they are to ,Uil iu
the quantities needed abroad. and
thg war Finance corporation fund
win. provide Cd means uf pooling
these export credit. under govern
imyut supervision
Third American banks ltt. uU'
/ Nrru accustomed fu financing eN-
Irurt liens and cannot legally ad.
Nance as large .nm. a- Way hg need
|id tu finance Hrr, operation. Nof
sIu lbys ordinarily make advance.
I'ur more than gU iay- whereas IOr
t'uost tore POO Trad. Iru- O scar Hf
/ as month. rtU needed Hr credits
MANY Org'r.lati"n~ Rr>pond.
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Iu8. driven .tuurI organization io
ihr war fuaH,. corporation. -ur.
fue Ian proVdes chat the corpora
|iluus may make loans direct to cN
.portcrs onl DO loans cannot b, Uh
laiucd through regular banking
channels ~ rental terms
Eighty export organizations COM
hi-lu. ~ group of manufacturer
'hl,r notified fh, federal trade .uW
ImI..ion of their intention to oprr
.f. under provision. uf Ihr N.ni
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

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