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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16

NE evening in the winter of 1910
man carrying bundle had de-
tachcd himself from the crowd on
the sidewalk and was walking down
The street alone.
Perhaps fifty PAGES behind him another
=. i. taller and more ascetic cast was eying
him curiously.
III. life of the winter afternoon was on
~. sbb. the wearied clerks in the glittering
10000 Businesses of their soda fountains
u.rs beginning to pause between the drinks,
.ho ME dishes in the dairy lunches were
u.arlv emptied of their succulent contents.
All that part of the world which ministers
- tho simple wants of the rest was heaving
Gentle sigh of relief, for the rest was
ao;no home and they were preparing to
follow.
Rut TO return to the first man walking
IN that portion of the thoroughfare re
seryed commonly for traffic. Indeed he
might attract attention, so singularly did
bs mien contrast with that of the efficient
Init tired workers, who were hurrying home
silent and moody, even in the face of the
coming holiday. Of all the hats in that
bnrrying street his only was trife awry,
and moist lock of black hair had insinu-
ated itself from inside the crown until it
rested above his right eyebrow. His broad,
good natured face was lit with an almost
hectic flush, and of all the people in the
street he alone was smiling. From the
slight shake of his burly shoulders it might
almost seem that he was laughing-and at
nothing at all. But what singled him out
chiefly was the mode of travel he took along
the asphalt. Instead of walking in straight
line, with those slight deviations which We
hcuar circumstances and human frailty
force upon US, he was gaining ground in
the manner We adopt in navigating sailing
vessel against strong head wind.
Was he i'll? The happy smile on his face
supplied cheerful answer
We'll, what was the matter?
The world was no longer merry place at
5p.m. That moist lock of hair which kept
straying over the forehead, that uncertainty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16
Wading Into
International Affairs

1t is extraordinary how promising Jobs
to returned soldiers at once runs into the
conduct Of international affairs. To keen
England's spindles busy will require
great deal of cotton and IL an international
commission allocates cotton then the ex-
banded cotton industry in the United States
may not get all that it wants, for Egypt
has had to cut down its cotton acreage in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16
reconstruction on
IA Imperial Scale

ss,. =. >. 10 that rehabilitation has taken
Ii. r, ,sssa the Industrial reconstruction of
go. .'sa Kingdom and turned itgelf into
sex.. experiment such az the world has
iii t...s ~ before. The curious part of It
saas asw here seem to grasp the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16

LONDON, FcDruaTy o.
HNGLAND'S ability to get back on
II her industrial feet depends entirely
upon her ability to demobilize her
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-27

Johana davSi Helene i pani
Marsanove dobrou noe, odebra
Ia Sc do syeho pokoje.
Byla to privetiv:;,, V prvnim
natre Zamku umistnena jizba,
iejiz syetle lakovaDv nabytek
a modrave tapety kvetinovy-
nj vzorky, koneCrG cetne
drobnustky a ozdubky mely do
febe neco z panenskcsti obyva
tel ky toto komnaty.
Johana byla do Sveho poko-
tika zamilovana; yzdyt' tam
y!edovala prvni vyirysk i cely
Lalsi postup svGho St6sti lasky,
tam rada zapominal-. ma vsed
III sv6t a ponorovala Sc We bla
2ene svoje myslerky
A jak stastnou, ak zafici a
spokoJenou cinila j laska jeji!
Byla dcerou rodicu chudych.
Jeji otec, Flip Mngnien, byl
ujcem majitele larivnicsskych
huti.
Andre Vernier, janz mel jen
tchoto jedineho p.lbuzneho,
nabldl mu We svych zelezar-
mach skveIe, primo zavideni
hodne misto. Lee Megnien,
.ncnz pro obchodni veci nemel
pronikaveho talentia jemuz
Use, co ma vlastnf pest kdy pod
1ikl, Sc shatilo, hledel sc zavi
stl ma lspechy Andrea Vernie-
Ia jeho nabfdku odmitl.
Y tie dobe zemfcie chot' ie-
no, ktera mu byla vtrnou a cd
danou druzkou zivcta. on sam
PAX il nasledoval Goati zahy V
hrOb.
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jest, ma mou a vsech panU
Cest. Muzikanti vivat. (Hud.
ba.)
Vzacne shromazd6ni, racte
poslechnouti, iakych neslechet
nosti hroznych zlotinu Sc ten
to mas delikvent dopus-il a ia.
ka velka selma jiz 2 mladi byl
cemz dukazy jiste name, z
nichz vam nektere podame
Driv vsak, nez k tomu pristou-
pine, poslyste, at j to povime
cim byli jeho rodice a elm sc
zamestnavali nejvice. Tata je-
no byl kolodej, remesla pober-
ta a zlodei. Mama jeho byla
muzi svemu We vSem stejna,
protoze byli oba z rodu kolo-
dejova a po ukonceni jejich We
selosti prisli k nam sem ma
pTedmesti a zde jest jeiich
syn neb potomek jeden pra-
horouci holomek. Nyni zaCnem
vylicenim jeho letopisu podle
jednoho obycejneho recepisu.
Hned kdyz ma ten bidny svet
priiiti mel, jiz o spatnem kou-
sku premyslel. Cernokropena-
te sestry mel a sam byl syn.Do
Skoly nechodil, "a to Sc do O.
smeho roku KOHL. Nemaje tax
to vychovani zadneho, aniz po
rucnika radneho, vyrostl ma
postrach csle dediny . vukolni
krajiny. Trapil nejprve pred
mestske sIepieky. zamefil k
Modrci nezvany host, tam po-
zral Ian psenice, a vse CO me-
Ii, sedlaka, ktery ma n6j pfi-
sci, tax slime klob, re lezel na
brise, misto co by iej chyt,
odesel pral mu joSte dobry
apetit. Cd Modrce pospichal k
korouvetske pasece, tam Wit o
lnem do mlejnice a sezral tam
cely hektolitr psenice. To kdyz
mlynar uhlidal, do kriku hned
&c dial a yolal ma Mateje:
"Pojd' mi pomoc chytnout zlo
deje." Kohout Sc hned otocil,
popadl ho "a oba boky a, no.
dill no do vanrroky. Do Ameri-
ky Ia Jelinkem ma cestu Sc dal
a tam silno konika pozobal,
tax re byl 2 terneho cerveny a
velice zraneny. Muzikanti vi
vat! VSude sve hanebnG reme-
slo provozoval. u LitomySle
spachal hrozny skutek,, zapa-
lii tam rybnik a drive nezli IL
TEX, pochytal nej ryby V po
toce je utopil, ably svou zlost
ma jine 81 ukroGil. Takto fadil
divoce az do vSi Chlupatice,
kdez jej zasahla ruka sprave-
dlnosti a ud d'ala konec jeho ra-
dosti. Jednou kdyz musel Sc
pred lidmi schovati a vynasel
81 Ia svou skrys "a vsi. opuSte-
nou chyz, odkudz DIAL vylety
Y noci clio zahrad a sadu, az
cert nastrCil starou. babu, by|
ieho skryS odkryla, lenz il spis
kryla mohyla. Kdyz Sc totizI
chtela pred bourkou chateI
schovati, uslysela americ kouI
nestvuru S ocima ohnivyma VI
tmayem koute zlastne krako-
rati: "Chval kazdy duch", VI
tom vSak kohout ma babu zuchl
Ktera hnedle do vsi bezela al
cestou hrozn6 jecela, re pravel
lucipera yidela. Rychtar te OBJ
&c Sc tohoto tuze tax lex, Eel
sebou zroVna o zem SEX a VI
roztrzitosti misto svou dymku, |
81 u boty holinku.[ |
tn nastai We vsi yelky shon,
neb Sc zvonilo na velky zvon
a We dtvrt hodine tahla liz celia
na uboheho kohouta,
ozbrojena az po brady, vud-'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-27

lenO dcerl Jonane pTaVe SeSt-
nact let.
Toho casu pojal Andre. Ver-
nier Helenu "a manzelku. Zee
la zaujat svym stestim, byl by
Snad ma ubohou osifelou divku
zapomnel, nebot' mel mnoho
duvodnych pricin, aby 81 ma
styky otcem jej!rl trpce ste
zoval.
Lee Helena sama upomenu-
In jej ma povinnost X sirotku 2
pribuzenstva nejbliasiho dix
jejimu zako6eni a jeff primlu
We ustanovil Sc Vernier ma tom,
Johann adoptovati.
Made devte dobre vedelo,
ze "a bezstarostnf svhj pobyt
ma zamku larigniesskem jest
Helene povinna a pri kazde
prilezitosti il prokdzcvalo de-
tinnou vdecnost pritulnost.
Ma zamek larigniesky docha
Eel od te DOLBY, kdy Johana
tam byla ubytovana. velice ca
sto jistg pritel Andrew, mia
'ly porueik myslivecky, jenz te
doby prave slouzil pluku We
Vesoulu. Johana za kratko DO
iaia k nemu vfelou lasku, on
j tez opetoval. Vine jiz, re to
byl Pierre Courtial.
Jednoho dine vsak poznena-
hla vypucele stesti cbratilo Sc
V zalost. Pierre BY nucen ode
brati Sc k otci, cd nehoz dou-
fal dosici povolen k snatku S
milovanou divkou.
Ale starry tento podivin, jenz
rok cd roku travil na osame-
lem, vice zfieenine nez zamku
podobnem SVEN side poblize
Besanconu, vyslecrnuv prvni
s,ova synova, zrudl ysecek hne
,vem.
Mas vsech pet smyslu po-
hromade? "zvolal. ia re bych
mel svoliti ku sna,ku s touto
iivkou, ktera naSi spolecenske
iffde nenalezi? Nikoli, k tomu
nedojde nikdy, slysis! Jelikoz
V tomto stoleti anarchie deti
na tradice rodicum posvatne
rodicum zapominaji, musi Jim
je rodiGoye sami pripominati"
Mlady dustoinik rrosiI, "a
pfisahal - ale nic naplat. -
Hrdy stafec zustal neupros-
pym.
"Nikdy!" odpoyidal pravi-
diem struGne rozhodne -
"nikdy, pokud budu na zivu!"
A tax musil Pierre Ease ne
pofizenou odcestovD:::. Znal ne
poddainost pana Il CourtialJl a
v6del, re tento nikdy od sveho
predsudku neupusti.Laska mia
Geho ddstojnika medcznala o.
vSem timto nezdarcm nijake
zm6ny: odporem vznicena, o.
:5redla ODE mlade sdrce ieSte
tuzsimi svazky.
Ovsem - Pierre Courtial ne
pOtfeboval, nez uCin;ti svemu
otci pouhe oznameni a to, k ce
rlu starry Slechtic ia zadnou
cenu pfivoliti nechtal. byIo by
5Fvalo vykonano rroti ieho
vuli, ano, tim neijcdnodussim
zpusobem.
A Pierre j Johana byli by by
vali ma yzdy spojeri poutem
neZrusitelnym. Ale mlady poru
elk nehodlal svemu staremu OF
CT posledni dny z,vota jeho
ztrpciti. Kmet trp6l chorobou
patefe, ktera no po cele dlou-
he mesice k leaesee upoutava-
Ia. STAY jeho zhors2val Sc zjev
ne den ode dlie- Qsudny. konec
lltrpeni nemohl dati na sebe
dlouho cekati.
Kdyz Johana zv3dela O tom
to odporu milencova otce, pro
lila mnoho slzi a pax, nava-
chtela mu slovo vra-
titi.
JiiSt' oval ii. Ze by rad9ii smrt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-27
cESKE PosvfcENf A MO-
RAVSKE HODY.

vZdanl. Jednlm 2 r1eJrozslfeneJ
sfch zvyku posvicenskych by
valo V Cechach ma Morave
stinani berana. 0 stinani tom
to ma Politsku V Cechach piSe
G. Holas v Ceskem Lidu nasle-
dovne:
"Asi okolo roku 1848 kona
10, Sc stinanf berana 0 cisar-
skem posviceni v Korouhvi
takto: "Druzba' od chasy k
tomu zvoleny sbiral cd ucast-
niku jeSte pred hody penize
t(po 1870 kr). z toho kou-
pill Sc paradni beran billy (asi
Ia 8 zl.) Musel miti peMe to-
Gene rohy. V pondeli o hodech
.(cisarske posviceni) vsechna
chasa, co il We vsi bylo, Sc o.
zdobne oblekla, kdo "a mia
dence, kdo Ia kominika nebo
dratenika, kdo deuce. Vsichni
sedli ma kone osedlane, ozdo-
bene, zapletene, TAX re jizd-
mich byvalo 20-40. Shromaz-
dill Sc u rychty (hospody). Cd
rychty jela chasa S hudbou k
tomu cislu, We kterem byl be-
ran. Ia jizdni chasou pro vetsi
zabavu jel wiz, V nemz byly "a
prazeny kravy. Ia viz uvazan
v zadu trakaf, ma nemz jel v
kosatine "kazatel', trochu po
kpezsku pfistrojeny. Vyzdobe
neho berana vedli diva mladsi
chasnici ma pentlich ma misto
popravni. Ia beranem Sci
cid, MAZE strepy V pytli ma
zadech; odhanel deti, ably ne
Sli ke konim.
u kazatelny Sc provaz, ma
kterem byl uvazan trakaf, pre-
rizl a kazatel sc z koSatiny Wy
vail. Povstav, vystoupil ma ka
zatelnu, vycital beranu vSech
ny jeho hrichy, komu uskodil
V sade, komu na obili atd. a>vy
rkl jeho "ortei' smrti.
Chasa utvofila kruh, V nemz
nachazel Sc beran druzba.
Druzba. objizd6l ma koni V kru
hui do kola. Kdyz mel druzba.
berana stiti, postavil Sc koni
ma zada, wal lacaly do ru-
ky dal 81 podati kalisek S ko-
falkou. Kdyz koralku vypil, Wy
hodil sklenieku do vyse. V te
chvili co Sc vsichni pozorne di
vail. kan sklenicka dopadne a
pred nj sc uhybali, ably jim he
padla ma hlavu, seskociI druz.
ba hbite kone, hodil lacaly
priskocivSimu chasniku a V tu
chvili st'al beranu hlavu.
Ut'atou hlavu napichI druz-
ba (take "kat" zvany) ma Savli
a usednuv opet ma kun, vedl
pruvod zpet k rychte. V rych-
te potancoval druzba napred
solo. Mezitim feznik berana
stahl chasnici Sc svymi hol-
kami posadili Sc Ia stul. Holky
davaly ma talif penize (po so
kr. - l zl.) PAX Sc uzivalo o.
becneho veseli. Pisni ami il
nych zvlaStnich obradnich IL
kadel' pri tom nebylo.
(Z Korouhve IL PoliCky.)
Jinde stinali kohouta, a rec
pri stlnani, pima legrace, znc-
la asi nasledovne:
Vazene shromazdeni;
Vitame vas uctivosti, ze
Jste tax laskavi byli mas
dneska navStivili, to 0 naSem
posviceni, kde trapeni mnoho
neni, nasi radou zdoplnili, pro
to budem tancovati Soupavou,
skakavou, yalenou, kazdy sc
svou Helenou. Vas zadam wa
enc shromazdeni o trpelivG po-
slouchani, ably CO, psano je, Sc
splnilo a kdo q vas v zarmutku
je, toho ably tesilo, nebo kaz-
dy, kdo mnoho zkusi, radova-
mex potom hleda a k zpevu. k
ranci pobizet Sc media, ba kdo
IyycI <
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-27

= Settle uhlim! Nevytapej-
te, svGj pribytek 6. prosince
a prljd'te Sc zapotit do Be-
sidek ma "Mikulasskou" So
kola Havlicek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-27
Gem byl mistr Poteh. bVyaly

zli vedro carovne vody ma ira
kari. Nepritel vsak nevyvazl
jen tax zhola, nejednoho po-
sud boil noha, jiny ma vykloba
ne oci, mistr Poteh ma q uni
formy cucky. Konecne byl
svazan hlavou ma pfepac po-
lozen ma trakar a vezli no v
tomto krasnem jednokolovem
vozi do hostince pana Kozy. A
nj ma tom nebylo jeste dosti,
privezli no sem ma predmesti,
tn no pan Koyar k sobe wal,
ale ten 81 dial, pivo vino i cer-
bulaty, ba vsechny traktara-.
ty mu do rama snedl. Ia to 81
pan Kovar ma vas usedl, aby
jsme no pod supernaci wall a
pred tento soud no pohnali. PoI
tom po dlouhe porade jest d.
souZen a nalez jeho smrti TAX
to vynesen: Umri chlape, u
mri smrh cepem, nebudes vice
behat tmto svetem, ddkazI
tvojich neslechetnosti udela|
konec tvojl radosti, nechcemeI
te dele nit, proto te dame ce-
penn slit. Muzikanti vivat! NezI
Ii Sc pfiblizi chvile jeho po-
sledni, prosi milostive odpu-
stem, jestli nepfijde jeho a.
mnestie, odkazuje sve ostat-
ky jak nasleduje:
/. Hlavu panum svudentum.
2. Mozek vsem popletencum,
protoze je mlady O. uplne zdra
Wy, jak kazdy uznat musf, ze
je kohouti lepsi nez-li husi. 3.
Muj krasny hreben vsem mia
dym panam, ktere by rady vet
81 byly, ably 81 no do vlasu str
cily. a Jazyk mladym i starym
klepnam, az 81 svuj ubrousi. 5.
Me bystre oei panenkam, ktere
zadneho hocha nemaji, ably 81
s nina nektereho vyblikaly. 6.
Me bystre usi odporoucim tenn
panenkam, ktere kazdou klep
nu rady slysi. z. Muj silny 20
bak odporoucim tenn synac-
kun, kteri nemohou-li k muzi-
ce pro kapesni souchote, abyI
par soufku tatinkovi q pytliku
5. Jicen hltavym da-
rebakdm, aby Sc neudavili. 8.
Kftanek spatnym zpevakdm.
10. Plice vsem dychavicnym.
III. Slezinu panu krejcimu, by
S nj posil perinu. IL. Zluc
vsem dobrakum, protoze do
bra jest, ze Sc il nevyrovna
vztekly pes. 13. Zaludek vsem
rozezrancum, ponevadz on
straw vsecko, at je 10 peGene
nebo testo. Ia. Hrbet odporou
cim tenn, ktefi caste ma svui
dostavaji. Is. Kridla odporou-
elm tenn panenkam, ktere tez-
ko tanci. 16. Mole sCreva ke
kloboukum treba, ktera rada
premorady nosi, at 81 je na
n6j povesi. II. Ne srdce odpo-
rouclm te panence, ktera sve
jiz zadala mladenci a ted no
nechce. 18. A co vem, wy pys-
ne panenky, mole mekke pr
stenky, ktere moe pychy ma
te a penez ma jine nemate. 10.
Peri re. zad at 81 vezme ne
ktery nerad. 20. Srdnatost mia
aby sc nebali, at po-
lezou po staii. 81. Ma co jseml
81 jeste spomnsl kdyz jsem dol
ia Jelinkem Sci, Eel
jsem kominika poklubal, tomu
poroucim pazoury my, az pole
ze do komina, aby 81 netrhal
svy. 22. A CO vam Wy lakomci,
adelam "a legraci, poroucim
YAM drobet lagu, abyste mi ne
rikali darebaku. 23. A YAM pa
nj popravni, poroucim sve ma
80 tluste, byste no dali u pana
senkyre upeci, k nemu Sc po-
sadili, nekolik lnazu piva Wy
pill, ma nMle Sc vice nehnevali,
! komu isem malo poru6il, to-.
40 DrOsiio ahy nrG odn,,sti1
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ItlltL uILtI Je NLCIlitu VIC ofySiA
dlanich, pax je nochal skies
nouti. Posledni slovc ma rozlou
cenou, posledni v@dech - a
jiz sc vratil k oknu balkonu.
Vysinul Sc ma zabradli ry
chile seskocil. Dole ieste jed
nouf Sc obratil k te, sterou byl
prave opustil a spcGinul ma nj
ieste jedenkrate pohledem.
Tato jevila ty&ti ma smrt
ubledle zretelne vyryte stopy
nevyslovneho utrpcri. Primou-
lila ma okamzik zraky a aby
ncklesla mdlobou, nusila Sc o
pf.iti o skfin.
Podobala sc V tc chvili mu-
cednici. Zraky Reaeovy jeste
Llouho byly ma nj upreny; by
10 mu, jako by 81 musil do da-
Sc vstipiti vsecko 10, elm MIA
d& zena trpela.
Bud St'astna -" zaseptal
hned ma to. Zmi2el V temnu
roci.
Helenu projel n.odolatelny,
piimo vasnivy Zachvev. Blede
.ieji rty Sc chvely; vztycila Sc,
J.lko by chtela iej rasledovati,
Zoufale Ia MIN ven pryc odtud
Sc vyrititi. Pi.istourivsi k zabra
iii balkonu, snazila Sc jeSte
aspon stinu jeho We tine po-
atrehnouti, ale nepodafilo Sc il
10. Kolkolem byla zen temna
noe.
Dest'ove krupeie svlazovaly
.cii cello, ona vsak toho nepo-
Zorovala. Y Zoufalosti sve pfi-
b,izila ruku k ustulh a poslala
Go noci iest6 pollock "a tim,
icjz z cele duSe dosud milo
v2la.
V tom roznitila Sc obloha
zaplavou blesku, takZe vSe je
vilo Sc. priSene ozaIeno.
Ruce majic jesta' u tlst, He
lena zdesene odstoupila. z osl-
nujiciho jasu vystoupil pred nj
obraz, pfi iehoz shiednuti il
stydla zilach kreg.
Ma ceste sadu, prave napro
Il balkonu, uzrela :oela zfetel
ne postavu Andrea Verniera,
sveho muze. - Nenybne vzpri
men, mel ruku pred sebe nata
Zenou a ruka Sviraiici revolver
nnirila ma muze, ktary tn kolem
neho musil profit. St6zi potla-
ella Helena vykfik hruzy a "a
potacela sc od balllonu. V tom
oEamziku zadunel rp6t hrom
4 hned ma TO treskla V parku
kratka strelna rama.
III.
Johana davSi Helene pani
Marsanove dobrou noe, odebra
Ia Sc do syeho pokoje.
Byla to pfivetiv:,, prvnim
Datre zamku umistnena jizba,
ieiiz svetle lakovaGV nabytek
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TO HONOR ITS SONS


The alumni association of ST. Johns
College, Annapolis. Is sending out al
appeal ID members for funds % erect
d memorial to ST Johns men Who
served In the war and aud TO the Y Who
gave nj their lives
Just what form the memorial will
take will depend upon the amount Of
money contributed. but the association
lii very anxious To have ii erected to-
fore the student body returns III The
early fall
ST. Johns men played q distinguish
ed part III the war and II Ii remark
able that SO small college should
have given 10 the service ~ mciis
most Of whom were commissioned on
iicers. Their military training lit 81
Johns stood them IN good stead IN
getting commissions.
~ ~ Claggett 4O5 Calvert Building
is treasurer Of the memorial fund
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
ANNAPOLIS POST
AMERICAN LEGION
RECEIVES CHARTER

Annapolis has nov post of the
American Legion. the great organiza-
tlon Of Tnea who served during the
World War Just closed. the charter
having been received BY organizer Ed.
ward 4. Colbert this morning.
The charter members are: An
drcas n. Hoiley. Edward II. Colbert.
Hugh ri Riley, John dep. Douw.
Charles W. Puncheon, Leslie s. klak-
ring, Joseph Drnry, William II Basil.
Oscar v. Dawes. John a Worthing-
ton, ~. G. DoGroffe. Frank I. Raw
lings. Joseph Il Frank, Clarence o.
Newton. William III F'rench. Harwood
Il Worthington and Bernard j WIe-
gard
Mr. Hollcyt who presided at the pre-
liminary meetings, will call another
meeting at an early date, and several
matters or important business Will be
transacted. a name has to be se-
1ected for tue new post. amount Of
dues fixed and other things arranged
There are plans to organize posts at.
sastport and Glen BurnIe, as well as
other points III the county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19

members Of the police force be select
ed ID serve during good conduct and
efficiency The plan on having them
elected with each new Council tends
TO make theu depend TOO much upon
politics to hold their positions, and il
q state OF affairs which many hold
should not exist Permanency Of ten-
0ure would tend ID make II more pos
sible to keep good officers On the force
and secure high-grade men when va
caneIes exist.
II has been suggested that the pro-
visions as % saloon licenses might be
repealed in View OF the taking effect
of the dry amendment However, 1t
III not likely anything will be done
along this line pending the settle
ment by the courts of the efforts be-
ing made to prevent the absolute ef-
fects of the amendment.
Some questions have also arisen as
10 whether the city Ii finding ifs mar
ket house profitable enterprise. II
has even been said that upon the
whole. the market IS conducted AT a
financial loss 70 the city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
SAMPSON THE GREAT" AT
MT. MoRIAH TOMORROW

Tomorrow will so down into his
tory Of Mount Moriah a M e. Church.
Franklin street. the Rev ] "a Bris-
coe, pastor. as one of tho Fed Letter
days iii the church's history, ana the
Old "Bethel" church here has had
many Red Letter days,
All tho evening service the sermon
will be preached by the rev Sampson
VI brooks, of Baltimore, the we'll
known rolored pulpit orator and
financier. " and pastor of Bethel
church, that city Probably no pas
ter OF his race has accomplished so
much toward raising finances for the
church as he. The Rev. Sampson ".
Brooks was successful through his ex-
traordinary efYorts in raising debt
81 $50 900 at Bethel church. Baltimore.
and he helped materially Ii raising
$4,000 for the purchase Of ST.
Peters Episcopal Church Baltimore.
other services ii MT Moriah somor-
row viii be as follows
sunday school at $50 q. %.
At Ill o'clock the Rev. Wm Malone
viii preach
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
MOTHERS CIRCLE
WILL REPEAT SHOW

Plans are completed for the repe-
tltion OF the Mothers Circle minstrel
show tonight In Claggett's Hall.
Tracy's Landing The minstrels will
be given there by the special invita-
tion of the wife of the Rector of St.
James parish, Mrs NJ. u. Martin.
The program viii be practically the
same ais the one presented here n the.
high school some weeks ago with such
great success Mr.. George Norton.
coach. Will accompany the party, and
Miss Alya Frank will serve as pian-
ist, Mr.. Joseph Wilson, yiolinist-
There will be one change IN the
circle and an addition To the aolip. 4
q good program IL assured for the pa
irons at claggett's Hall tonight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-19
BALTIMoRE-LovE PIT
FERRY UNLIKELY Y TO
INJURE THIS ROUTE

"A ferry between baltimore City and
Love Point, at the northern end of
Kent island. conducted BY the Balti-
more Southern Navigation Company.
viii. ii ii believed. Ic iii operation hy
Scptember.I The Company has aps
piled 10 the authorities Of baltimore
City for landing facilities at the
Broadway pier This will be the first
ferry service direct from baltimore
City to an Eastern Shore point
While there III some differenee oi
opinion on the point. Ii ii not believed
That this service will interfere serf
ously with The traffic by way Of the
annapolis Claiborne route some of
those Who have been going by way
of Annapolis will. doubtless. find il
more convenient 10 70 ~ The new
route, but the number Will not be
large, and II will i'll large measure
feed i differeut part Of the Shore
a very large number 81 people Will
continue to get the more convenient
service BY way OF the annapolis Clai-
Iorne route. and Ii will also continue
10 hold All 81 the washington traffic.
which promises to develop greatly
The local traffic Is really only in It's
Infancy and experts believe that II
VIII develop more and more, partic-
ularly II the good service il continued
and improved facilities along some
lines secured
A report was in circulation ycsier-
day that The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company PLANNED 10 establish Il ferry
service etweei Baltimore and the
Eastern shore Il WAS said that the
matter would be discussed I,y the di-
rectnrs of the company II meeting
in Philadelphia next Tuesday The
Pennsylvania il is said. sees that d
fast ferry service across the bay I'M
addition u the Claiborne annapolis
route. iilauenrated recently hy Cover
nor Harrington Is inevitable and
means to get ii efore Il Ii TOO late
and get It's share of the trade that will
come 10 this city