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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
MANY VISITORS
ATTEND CHAPEL

After n.avsng been closed for 4
month for renovation. services We're
held yesterday morning in The Naval
Academy Chapel Many Visitor Who
are spending the summer ~ near BY
river and bay resorts, attended the
service Tile chapel VAS almost iiliesl
with the members of The Fourth claiss
Who attended service there yesterds sg
for the first time as a class. having
been Worshipping IN the auditorium.
Mahan Hall, for the past month chait
lain Evans spoke earnestly t. the new
class telling them 81 Tho splendid
naval traditions and hollins up Ad-
lnirai Dewey as i naval hero, al the
same time. recalling The heroisln of
the Father Of tile American Navy,
Jahn raul Jcnes, whose remains re
pose In ti1e safcophagus beneath the
Chapel The midshipm ms choir sang
with excellent elect, and the entire
service was digniiied and worshipful
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
NARROWLY AvERTED
WHEN CAR SKIDS
Miss Pankney Has Close Escape from
Injury WheR Returning From
the Hospital

on turning from King t:eorge street
into College avenue yesterday alter
noon Paige car driven by Edwin
Piassnig. of Baltimore skiddel ana
struck curbstone, SIN 1shing 4 frsnt
wheel ana alinos upset ing The
other occupants III he aI Wor Misses
Caroline Pope, Mildred Cross and
Ifeien Pinkney Miss pinkney was
Just returning from Baltimare, where
she has spent several weeds III A
hlspital Fortunately none OF the
party was injured
The driver of the car II better
known locally as Dnteh" l1a snig
one Of the star football men II ST
Johns coilege He graduated IN the
class Or 1918 and has recently been
discharged from military service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
nera, e1celIlng in both speed and du-

mers, excelling In both speed and du-
ration.
An encampment OF Boy Scouts from
Baltimore IL located near these other
two camps. forming an important part
Of the youthful crowd that fails to
see the jOy-kiliing qualify OF rain.
The only III effects Of the bad weather
came when windatorm razed three
tents In the Baltimore camp. The DC.
cupants vacated Immediately and took
shelter In the log house.
A state meeting of High school boys
Will soon be held at the Baltimore
camp, when Il Is expected that 100
representatives of the schools Of sew
eraI counties viii assemble al Edge
water for 4 three days outing. The
object of the assembly Ii ID further
the NJ Il. A work throughout the.
state Delegates from high schools IN
the Western Maryland counties Will
30 ID the camp at Hagerstown.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
TEACHERS TALK UNION
Vice President Of Organization
Lectures At Summer School
STRIKES NOT FAVORED

y Mr.. L II LaTnpsen. Wee president
of the American Federation of Teach
ers, paid visit ta the st Johns Cola
lege Summer school last week ami
talked to tho teachers there concern
ing the plans for extending The teaehz
ers union locally This organization.
has been III existence for only about
three years, but during that time there
have been twenty mine local branches
.of it formed. extending from New
York to the Canal Zone. and the pros
neet is that the next annual coRven-
ton will show very great and rapid
increase
The object OF the federation Il 70
secure a sufficient increase in the pay
of school teachers to keep that pro-
fession on plane with others
strikes are not favored as q means to
this end hui II il hoped that the or
ganization may win Its point through
its own field, education a part Of the
pamphlet distributed for the informa
tian of the public reads
We were much impressed by the
fact that several thousand Federal
employees had recently unionized. and
by the further fact that the American
Federation of Labor had extended to-
the clerks effective support in certain
matters of legislation We also ap-
preciated the fact that We belong 70
Tho preat mass Of the employed which
puts us upon the same enonomic
basis as organized labor Bpt the
strike disturbed us. Investigation.
however, developed the information
that the American Federation of Labor
did not endorse the strike far em-
ployees of the Government. and adj
socated ii as a means Of 1st resort in
the world of industry Furthermore.
q charter would guarantee the auton-
ony of our local We desired to get
not BY threats. but BY poliii-
Ical action and publicity methods
thoroughly consistent with the spirit
,of education and our position as em-
ployees 81 the public.
Mr. Lampsen's talk was devoted 70
Informing the teachers Of the adyan-
tages to Be had from such an organi-
zation, and no attempt was made to
enroll members.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
JULY MIXING
RECORD FOR RAIN

With 45s-inch rainfall and virtually
4 half month remaining. indications
are that this month will end with 4
record precipitation, according 70 the
Weather Man. who secs no Immediate
letup from the showers In fact. ~
date the fall for this month Is just 23
of an inch less than that for the en-
tire month Of June. which vas 81 In
ehas. and there Ii no relief III sight
with showers promised for today
and tonight
The heavy rainfall for the month,
however, was made up largely In
three heavy downpours. each adding
something over an inch to The total
rainfall FOR July This month has an
ready outstripped the same month of
The two preceding years. 1878 The
record rainfall for july III Baltimore
was iii 1889.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
GOOD VAUDE VILE SH0W
w. C. C. S Offers Good Entertain
ment Tomorrow Evening
VARIED PROG RAN

War Camp Community Service Ii pf7
fering tomorrow nsghi an unusual
tra.tt for the soldiers sailors and ma
rines. the local discharged service men
and the young ladies who held tickets
.to the regular Thursday night service
dances
There viii be six acts q vaudeville
and every act promises % he ilig.
one. The Manhattan Qisartett COM
posed of four minstrel endmen. Mrs
u. Elliot soprano; Miss ekerings
dramatic reader age being furnished
hy the Bureau OF Entertainments of
the baltimore War Camp Community
Service
The other three number viii fea
tnre George Bash and Miss AVERY in
4 comedy sketch. George Il norton
mpnologist. and Colbert tSoltIierl Tis
ehler tsailorl and kahn tMarine1 IN
bits of fun and music
An informal dance viii conclude the
esening entertainment IN the State
Srmory. Hladen street at Sa'clock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
MANY VISITORS GET
STUCK ON CHAPEL


TO say that the many visitors and
strangers who attended service at the
Naval Academy Chapel yesterday
morning. tnot to mention the regular
congregation were stuck" on the
chapel, would be putting II mildly
When the congregation rose after
the sermon. there was buzz saw sound
and feeling like that Of separating
ones SELF from i fiy paper upon which
one has Unexpectedly sal, The silk
and lingerie dresses and waists Of the
women Worshippers were stuck fast
to the benches, as we're the Panama
SUNS Of the men No little diffieulty
was experienced in rising, and many
took away with them a portion Of the
fresh yarnish. for that It was fresh,
cannot be denied One lady who wore
4 black velvet bow al the back Of her
waist has left on the bench where she
sat. distinct outline Of the how knot,
and took away with her an equal
amount of fresh yarnish.
no make long story short, the
chapel had been closed for several
weeks for renovation and general
clean up, which evidently included re-
vanishing the benches The protract-
ed damp weather the past week vas
TOO much for the varnish, as Il mas
been for humanity, only the yarnisll
had d way of showing its resent,
naenf which IT did BY making the w0r-
sfinners stuck on III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
PLANS PROGRESSING
FOR Y ". c. A. WORK
Interest IN The ~" Increase.
Daily And The Cafeteria
Ably Directed
GIRLS CLUB ACTIVITIES

i ! y s. s. "a z & <
Despite the very irelement weather
OF The past week the Cafeteria of the
Young Woulens Christian Associa-
ton has been filled daily, and under
the able direction Of Mrs. noyen has
kept up 10 the high standard both IN
QstAIity of food and tn service, set by
Miss Dean who il nnw away on her
vacation Already a large number Of
our people have found the l'ss' home
dining room delightful place in
which to have meals More and more
VISITORS from the county tourists fraGa
baltimore and Washington and tllose
passing through in motors avail
themselves of the opportunities Of
igeresi by the rest room and the coal
reading room IN which % pass 4 qniet
hour during the heated part IL The
day after Luncheon
day. tifty-flve people partook Of d de-
IIghlful dinner provided rs Mrs
Doyen and her assistants. volunteers
each day from tile varions commit
tees Ii may iaaerest readers 70 III -
thli FOR the very reasonable price ,f
sixty ffye cents was served not only.
that most delicious dish. Chicken 1 la
King, which In a Washington Or New
York restaurant would cost at least
dollar. but with il mashed potatoes.
corn on The cob and rolls and hnet,sr
Every day during the week some .sps
.cial dinner is served. ranging IN price
from thfrly-iiye to fifty cents Offering
quite remarkable variety Of home
cooked dishes
SO far The Cafeteria Ii the first on
the activities 10 get sllecessfnlly
under way. and has probably attract
ed more attention since the opening of
the " wy C Al building on May Isl ll.
than any other feature, This doubt
less Ii due To the fact that owing To-
Miss Roelofs unexpected orders t1
Russia. the work or our .Y' Is under
The direction of one secretary Miss
Leonard. who Is combining in her very
able person ne functions of General
Secretary, Girls Club Worker. and
House Matran This heavy work has
unfortunately debarred Miss Leonard
from proceeding as rapidly as She
would like with her own especial
branch of the work However.
she Ii coming into touch with the
leaders of the various Girls Clubs
formed BY Miss RoeIofs and hopes to
oraAnixe many more during the sum
mef Miss Leonard will eatly APP
prseiate having the girls OF Annapolis
49, the county call upon her AT the
Cs n III order 10 become nc
qaainted with the recreational pleas
Aras that she hopes 70 establish for
the fall and winter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
new MOVING PICTURE
THEATRE TO Be BUILT
Circle Playhouse To Be Name
OF Handsome New Structure
On State Circle
CAPITALIZED AT $4,000

Plans have matnred for ihe con-
Istruetion III Annapolis ef new nov
ing picture theatre which viii embody
every good feature that can be built
into i anu will furnish place III IN
ftertainment for the people Of the city
outside of the crowded Main street
Rection. The location nf the new thea
ire Ii 10 be on The site of The Hogan
property on State Circle. between
cornhill and East SITS. aud IFS name.
drawn from The location viii be Circle
Playhouse
Announcement of the maturity Of
the plans which have heen gong on
for several DAYS for The erection or
This new tllentre WAS made this morn
Ing By Mr. samuel Ryerley. of New
York cry who first conceived the
idea and interested himself III organ
izing d corporation ID buy this aite
and hack the undertaking MIR. Hyer-
ley first canle tu Annapolis about two
weeks ago 10 visit. and soon saw the
.opRortunify Tor The successful opening
.of another theatre III Annapolis He
inllMeHlaleIS look the matter I'D With
business men OF this city with the
resnl: that several prominent and In
fiuential citizens have formed u cor
poration capitalized al $4,000 and
plans viii he started at once for the
of The building
The articles Of Incorporation were
signed today and stock will be put on
the market probably within two weeks
The price per share il IL announced.
will he $loo As tile plans of The cor
aoration stand the management Of the
enterprise will be by d committee of
the stockholders and one of the local
banks Will act as custodian of funds
In the construction of the building
every enart VIII be made to include
lall desirable features The location
af the new s4AatFe H. sxesaltna, Hav-
ing. ais II will. three of its sides front
ing on the streets It viii be posg bic
10 yentilate Il perfectly. and the most
Improved system far theatre yentiia-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
MANY PAY FINES
FOR VIOLATIONS OF
AUTOMOBILE .E RULES

Fines in baltimore city during the
past week for violations of the moter
vehicle regulations amounted Il 81
lilo. and in tie counties 70 $l,3fS. Or
a total for the week ending Jily s.,
.of S2,4SS.
The following We're the arrests AZ
Glen Bnfnie
Nn ] iIainks Ir George Jenkins,
Jas n Clark Cha Heine, Chas e
AAantropskL Gertrude kestner
Palma each SIS FOR glaring headlights. !.
G PALMS. $40, driving without IL
cense. Marion J t;allion, sl0, failing
to reduce speed trsyersing curve or
turn Marion ! Gallon 81 operating
At speed greater than S reasonable
and proper
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
lIy ENJOY CAMP IN
SPITE Of WEATHER
And Washington
Z ~ Find That Living In A
p.,bnag sun IS Enjoyable
,.vps ON SOUTH RIVER

8.,,.ii natter Il you are gg-
naling anyway What's the
iii Wsur to gel vel 50
II e 81 The shore as well
's bs Nat4r That Is the way
t.,ls figure whu are spending
81 III the N g 4 camps on
pIser teaf hdgewater
ri tao camps under the Z"
i,,i ant FOR RaitImora boys
" n. ilr hose from Washington
eysilfy boys are In the Balti-
ann apa i few more than that
TIA other Their ages range
thirteen and sixteen
X. pf,.tty hard job TO spoil the
r. ii i crowd Of boys ri that
.ilh nothing more serioua than.
s9ilhn and the weather
confirmed are incapable Of stop
tss,3 l.ip first few days of rain
~, sjags look badly for little
~ bui then the boys hegan 10 In
y, n44 Waya II amusement. Stay
II II tents and telling stories and
!. San became favored pastime
,,,s somebody discovered that pas
asre unnecessary that Id ~
.sIg sui you could do practically
stshg ID HE rain that you would
/ 4 regular clothes on clear day
~ location ii The camps has also
d. Ia ihs continuance Of sports
81 sIpsation ii very good. and With
] III minutes after shower stops
! ! sfQind sufficiently dry for tho
! 3 Il tbe baseball diamond
III BALTIMORE camp Is at EDGE
MI shere the MI q Al. has ten
n, 4 land very near the bridge
mp opened on July 4th and
Il ha for twp months Some af
las are staying for the entire
"a Il encampment. while others
IN relays Washington has It's
~ Aboat two miles away Y be-
u July and Ii to last for only
snth
1gf the advantages that the Hal
r boys have III d POoniy aud com
a,e log hasise built by tile Bol-
5 Seed Company Though the
III two miles apart the boys
stt together for athletic con
and 4 gooti spirit Of friendly
ssia exists between them
& ahletic meet of considerable
as held on Saturday when two
asssa games swimming maiehes
tafk and field events we're all In
aa d The program The baseball
pze afake oven. With one victory
sah team In the swimming
is baltimore was considerably
ssit while she was somewhat be-
" ihe heeapital IN land sports Some
baltimore hoya showed them
~ g hc remarkably good swim
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
ATTENDED MEETING or
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Messrs Charles Tucker and Roy =.
Morgan attended the meeting Of the
Executive Committee of the Maryland
STATE Firemen's Association held In
Baltimore on Saturday at Hotel Rem
merit. Mr.. Tucker is chairman OF the
state Executive Committee of Fireman.
Both Air. Morgan and Mr. Tucker are
members OF the independent Fire
Company. No. z. of the city's volunteer
IRE department
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
FOR BREAKING
GLEN BURNIE BLUE LAWS.

Robert G. Munsop. who keeps q
candy and sof, drink store at Glen
Biirnie. was arrested yesterday for
selling goods on Sunday and given q
herring before Justice MeGinnis, who
phi him under $50 .to keep the law
in The future. The store has been a
source OF complaint from the resi-
dents of the village for some time be-
cause III fhe tlisorderly crowds of mo-
Iarcyclists who eangrcgate there IN
the evening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
MILES OF ROADS UNDER
WATER ON THE SHORE

An automobile party coming from
the Eastern Shore on Saturday re-
ported that between Easfon and Glai-
borne there were miles Of roads that
were completely under water Cars
going over tile route, the antomobllist
said "are forced 10 keep as nearly as
possible down the middle Of the stream
and hope for tho hest He said that
he passed one ear which had been
stnpped BY water running into the
carburetor. In many places the water
was up To the hubs III the car.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
BOY SCOUTS ACTIVE

Both troops Of Boy Scouts
as we'll as visitors and hoys
desiring "a become scouts.
viii meet al Rladen 81 Ar
mary Al this evening There
Will also be d hike. starting
at $50 tomorrow afternoon
from the same place
County Agent g " Nor
ris, who has assumed charge
Of Troop No 2 Will have
charge OF the meeting tonight
and the hike tomorrow aft
erno0tl
All Scouts are expected to
attend unless kept away by
necessity.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
LEGION
TOMORROW EVENING

Anlreas e Ilolles chairman Of the
soes.l post Of the American Legion.
has called meeting Al the Bladen
street arniary for tomorrow evening
1T 7a0 Prompt attendance IS desired
as there are other affairs during the
evening which members wish tn q 81
tend The posts charter has been re-
'ceived and there are some import ant
In4tters 10 settle in connection with IL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
FIRE DRILL. TONIGHT

Using their new FIRE engine. recent
IL purchased. Independent Fire GO. No
win hold ire drill tonight ct Z
o'clock. All members of the fire COM
many are requested to be present at
SIS All the firs quarters.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
MONTHLY MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of In
dependent Fire Company NO. z viii be
held tonight at 5 o'clock IN Porter
Hall. independents new fire quarters,
Duke of Gloucester street. All menl-
bers are urged 20 be present as busi-
ness Of importance is to come before
the tnaafing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
HARRINGTON TO BE
INSPECTED; FERRY
STOPS FOR PERIOD

After the last trip this eyening the
ferry service between Annapaii 4 and
Claiborne Nil be discontinued fpr
two DAYS at any r:,te. Is silly l,ngnr.
until canapie finn u tha ittspee ion 81
the steamer EFnerson Harm .pit
be federal authorities which Viii ake
8Etaee in Ralt n0re The iIltcrT lptioa
ts he service Ii qnitc .serions
Com i n Howard, nianager of
the company. stated today hat every
EFFORT had becn made 70 secure ses-
sci to make the run temnararily. hut
without success For o time, Il was
thought that the Lancaster Of the
Isalfimurc. Chesapeake and atiantic
line would he procured, bit the ~
5fangement caula moi be made owing
10 certain questions of Insurance.. etc
Id the service Will come to stand
still until the return oF The Iiarring
ton
Ihe fnspection Will be very thor.
engh, including the boilers. life pre-
servers, boats and every Other TEA
ture Two days Is the shortest period
which will be taken but 4 Ma sad
by officials on the bot this morning
That The renewal Of the service Thurs
tlily could not be promised. Natiee ef
lhe resumption will be given The
interval should be short II the fe,iz
tral officials do not find ANYTHING sI,e-
rial t0 BE done hsit may be Icing gtlseil-
ia ont Il they direct certain chafaes
or repairs
Traffic has been excellent On the
steamer and was particularly good
Saturday, Yesterday and this MORN
ing. on Saturday the harrington car
riea practiealIy full capacity Of autos
Vii each trip. 10 Claiborne. and large
numbers Of passengers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
eENETERY ASSOC iATION

The monthly meeting of I'VE Ladies
Cemetery Association was held This
morning at the home 81 the vice prs
ident. Miss Kate Andrews. Maryia
avenue Mrs Frank A Munroe 4 sesV
refaTy OF the association. which fakes
care of the city cemetery. aspoinfs
keeper and helpers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
ABLE TO He orr AGAIN

Mr.. u Frank kries. well known lo-
cal plumber and gas litter. who while
at the Eagles Club suffered stroke
OF paralysis d few weeks ago. has So
much Improved that he was able to
he out In wheeling chair on Satur
day for short time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
NO.TTCE

we are advertising to lei ibe public
know that we are buying old clothing
such rs Ladies and seats. aIso ehflsErea !
clothes and shoes Ne will attend fs all
calls nf household furniture, naAtlIngn,
rugs. dishes We uilI attend to all calls
personally Call or drop postal card.
PAULINE BLOOM
TeIpehone 5J8 No - Main St.
5y.as. &c, IS Is. 0-aul. All.ls.I5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
CRY coIlNCIL let's TONIGHT

There Will be meeting of the
Mayor and CITY Council tonight at
the Council Chamber AZ S O'Clock The
meeting is practically deferred meet
ing of the caucus, which vas to have
Leen held last Friday night, but was
postponed until tonight,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21
LIMITATIONS 10 0DD FELLOWs

X j y =
Though every Odd Fellows lodge In
Maryland will receive a communica-
.tion inviting them to participate In
the centennial celebration and Sow
.ereign Grand Lodge convention of the.
order in Baltimore. September II to
20. John b. Spencer grand master Of
the Grand Lodge of Maryland. has sent
out a call for every individual Odd Fel-
low 10 attend
American Odd Fellowship. says
Mr.. Spence in his call was horn In
baltimore 100 years ago. and every
member of the order IN the state
should make ii point to arrange his
Eaffairs now 50 he can attend the cen
tennial and convention.
THE centennial will be one Of the
greatest events III the history Of fra
ternalisnl There will be distinguished
visitors from every state in the Union,
from Denmark. Australia and other
countries. Prom Maine to California
and from the Canadian line 10 the
Gull. they will gather In Baltimore
during that week.
I'VE Marylanders want TO show our
visitors the hospitality for which our
state IL noted We want the $4,000 or
more men and women who viii visit
us TO 20 back 10 their homes with the
most pleasant recoilections and the
happiest memories We want them To
feel that the state which gave birth 70
our order is the state Of true hospitali-
Il 40 and grafnrnalisYn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-21

s, aaper i mol delivered
I lex and you will
4 &, R q copy viii
III. u special bog.
Morris tribune., 1919-09-12

Mark 1. Forkner, formerly foreman
of The Tribune but now publisher Of
the Republican at Langdon, N. D.,
stands as the first man to be elected
president of the North Dakota Press
Association for the second time. Mr..
Forkner is making valiant fight
against the Ubiquitous gang of social
lists that has sought and has partially
succeeded in throtting North Dakota
country newspapers. Twelve North
Dakota newspapers have already been
compelled to suspend on account Of
the press-muzzling law passed by the
NonPartisan League at the last ses-
sion of the North Dakota legislature.