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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

IDS safe IL Bee you haven yet been
over II Pafse
FOR il yoa kaeN Mhat VIZ so through
ii passing ap sesnptAtson
Yoa'a frssely asg ! Two Wouths stas
shoal& vim that decoration
The Paris girl sets head aNnlri, there's
no ore viii deny It
50 il y0n air't i hloolnln saint, canae
over here and try Il
Walk down the street and take seat
III any sidewalk table,
A little while you Eet smile but miss
IL II you're able
Yon look severe. though feeling queer !:
your looks have SIRE heliei you
For very soon, II there Is room girl
sits down beside sou
You look ahead with censtan, dread
but finally. BIZ glancing
The sigh; you see Is sure Is be dis
trassingly enhancing
You quickly state Its very late you
surely must be going
And you believe that she's deceived
hat she II very knowing
THE little mink knows an the kinks,
besides she III most charming
eSo II you Sit and chat 4 Bit your state
becomes alarming
You SET your will and say You're iii.
she whispers she viii cure y0u.
And every vile known e hcguile she
uses to allure @naB
ne hard you try yosl might get by but
II Is forty-forty
Before You Walk another block you'li
meet ten Just as sporty
Now every night We have this fight
II out of doors We venture
The girls are sweet. but We must keep
our actions Tree FROM censare
We'd face the Hun without gun, rho
We admit would scare us,
Tor we're aware that cam compare
with battles here IN Paris
Why, SIX months here With conscience
clear viii surely rate The 10
gion;
Eight months or 80 the II s. q for
fighting ii the region
or medals known for war alone you've
seen the great selection.
Jf we survive this female drive we'll
rate the whole collection
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
Funeral "a zinc KImmelachue

The funeral of Elmer r. Kimmei-
shine, who died Sunday night at Emen-
gency Hospital, this city. took place
yesterday afternoon from his home
on Sanford avenue, Catonsville, Bal
.timore Services were conducted 81
Salem Lutheran Church BY the pastor.
the Rev. Br John G. Bowers. The
Hpailboarers were members III Mona
naantaI Lodge Of Odd Fellows. Burial
was in salem Cemetery.
Among those from Annapolis who
attended the funeral Of the young man
were MT and Mrs Carter. and Mr.
aaulllmeister. at whose home on West
street ne boarded while lin the em-
Hploy 81 the W., 81 & Al Death was
due to electric shock. while Kimmel-
Eshue vas 81 work on the terminal
building Of the Electric Line
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
STREET EzTE TONIGHT
BENEFIT 81. PHILLIPS

me rarafrai grounds fn0g OF AkatH
street watch asve been uaed the a'sssi
wessk by Water witch HOOK and Ind
der Company IL the city IRE depare.
s.sesss, viii b Ne acessc soaiEllst. ~
morrow and Saturday nights og fete
vs. ha given fys the coa0red folk f0g
the beneat 81 st pAiIlaps Chapel
ggosxsswest street,
me aasal aseRB Ions VI ] De ID evi-
denss. AID ehara viii bss sale eI lee
creaan. cake. caaady md fancy articles
ssvs aseagsh Is sslansruaan uf the
COMMITTEES Il ara sants, and gen
erous we 10 aDElcitad
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
HARPER GETS BERTH
ON y s. COMMISSION

Governor Harrington yesterday M
pointed former Senator ] Frank Har-
par. Of Qneen Annes county. to be q
member oS the Public Service Com
mission to succeed Albert q Towers,
resigaed Mr.. Harper qualified dur
ing The afternoon and viii Sit 1t the
hearing OF the application Of the Unit
ed Railways for an Increase IN fares,
He Is q lawyer and represented Queen
Annes In the Senate during two terms.
HIS term as Public Service Commits
si0ner viii expire May next.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
REPUBLICAN STATE
CANDIDATES. ON no
snllaued fro.n &c &c

4
Republican state candidates aEs
cover The Eastern Shore eOu
Thoroughly they are alreaiy le
so Arranging meetings III Anne As
sdea and other Southern Margin
taunties, and utller sections. with
Exception of Western Maryland wblc
has already been toured sir Mics Is
pressed pleasure vixen inteIpaea sla
The Republicans 81 Anne Arundel
united behind the State ticket.
Governor Harrington WAS among md
passengers on the steamer Harrink
1llis morning He Was bound for Isal
bridge u join his iaiaily. after spelss
ing last night II the Executive MasS~
sion here following hts attendance Nj
The Democratic Stale conference ~
Baltimore yesterday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
MARINES BEAT FARMER
TOSS rs. or EDgsEygA TER

Marines Of the Naval Academy Rifle
Range scoerd their third shutout IN
five baseball games in setto with
sEdgewater at the Dodon Fair yester-
day Due largely to the pitching Of
Cox, the Edgewater team was held
scoreIess for eight innings The Ma
irines had scored eight runs when the
game was called On account Of rain.
Batteries Marines. Cox ana Rob
.erts; Edgewater. Nuhlmeiser and IIar-
sdesfy
Louis XVI inanenoes are strong ln
garments for the advanced season.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
ALL SuB-cHASERS HERE
HAVE BEEN DISARAEE

Fishi submarine chasers arrived AZ
sae Naval Academy docks this morn
its from Norfolk. where their guns
Nefe renewed This II asa ascosaa
aest thai has heen To ne ytywlnaR pszs
ieF this purpose. and SOW tlse entire
Aeei et thasers ii Aarap0lls ID with-
soat afsns Only sixteen OF the craik
aase as'sc fae lssaEanamea& trip, TIE
Guns q thc others having been re-
iiosed II annapolis and carried TO
aoFi''lk az the boats which arrived to-
6 ~ which LETT here viii
IS elga lasts that returnea rsHx IN
s. y Norfolk where she will be sold.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
CHARTER COMMISSION
AWAITS pRfsG ARIES

esaase Of the business ATTENDING
Il, It's primaries and 81 the relation ef
80 result e The completion Of work
@ Sly charter Mayor Lew hiss
ssssaea IL withhold the appointment
'sis SharteT CommissiOn until the
IS a4As les are over He states that b
- wy ~ the work on the charter
s more efficiently accomplished.
IL Pc possible then 90 gain
y idea u the easiest way 10 obta -
50 II 's ssary cooperation Tor max
at sssss4 I'D tsaons ~ saAs cast
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
a,..,,ss hela ~

sse sa viii elbows held ax
Yest npcH her chair.
m n 1 boye her weeping heart
81 siher rored her hair,
"a looking thpengll the window
name
Uh 81 nnseeing eyes.
Isl haueatA Oh one whom ne'eE
asatn
es. see beneath the skies
s., ,n niy only child, slnf n0aasd;
a64 ma We two ID partg
81 sked ii words whose plant ln.
,oileti
rs SORROWS 81 her heart
ma .aily solace have left
iii nis darling lies
Il aeath 70 save US from the lhegs
81 al that freamen prize;
Tas consolation does ms rood.
IS, When i bend the knee.
II, moved 10 say with David. Would
rea had died for tllees!''
1sef. nothing more pathetic here
Il, lt,n vho Died 10 save.
MIN i.is lone nsbtheFs heart deep
tear
Thsi faiIs upon hts grave
James Barks.
Ngss Amelia Fisher. daughter Oh TIE
la,e Thomas VI Fisher. IL Denton,
caroline county. who has bean foF
.e,ne weeks the guest u Mrs Wada,
attendance officer Of Anne Arundel
r,anty schools, ii nov visiting Mira.
Fisher. wife ~ Lieut. CoIoneI
FISHER, u i. A.. MaEray avenae, MUIR
ray Hill
miss Anne Hanson IgIahsrt, daugh-
If 81 MI and MFs. Thomas 81 Igle-
barl i visiting Miss Lucy Holiday
81 Charles street
Miss Eleanor Hepburn, daagllter Of
III and Ars i. 4. fFa1hurn. who are
81 skylaua. Va, for the summer, %
wishing her aunt, Mrs Ridgaiy r. Mel
VIM AbGTA8GlAs ssU1tst 4A&R&s
III ami MRS Wilson Salisbury, q
Caroline county. are the guests of the
family Of Mr. George salisbury. !
brother of Mr. Wilson Salisbury, At
BE- tormer's cottage at Arandeieon-
the Bay
Mrs ] II darrell. of EastOn. Nd,
il visiting her brother and sister-tn-
Tan, MI and Mrs George + Melvin,
Murray Hill
The Ladies' Auxiliary az the West
River improvement Association viii
give dance on Saturday EVENING.
Good music Wilt be furnished, and
generous patronage Ii hoped for. The
receipts are for clyic inpgovenaenta.
Mrs sophie Schiiling and daughter
Miss he I.oris. Of Baltimore. arc
spending week with MI. and Mrs
NJ q Pick, Parole.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

i 80 - 80 ~ ~ s9as&S F1t1Es Ak<FS 8Aet#A %4SA-
aAms Mr. CecsEla Eseaeres. 0E Lssna0a,
.sngIAmd who ags apanasng 4ae ssasm-
naaE III Arundel en- tha@ Ksay, aeSt To-Day
Tor few days visit to WTnassngt0n
sra. Harvey 8. Oversees Il visiting
hss aunt and mncle, Miss GsorEa na
lFslaiasna hodges assa ~ John Ea0iges,
NJ their h0Raa II Baltimore hesOFe
seaving Tor California ID Join Edeuasn-
Eant 0veTesCh. vie IL aag sieutsmart
40 Admiral Shoemaker. Os the Pa0iflc
aseet MRS. Overeech hagags Der mar
lriage was Miss Emily Hedges For
snaa, Of Baltimore
Mrs. w II. brown, of Nashvlsle,
lTann.. who has been visiting her
brother. City Alderman EiEmeg E-
EsaFkinson ana Mra. Parkinson, LEFT
yesterday for Wauksgan. IL, 70 visit
her two daughters III that city, Mra.
| III. r. tauanit. wife be Ltent Qnandt,
| ID. 8. Nj, md Mrs Henry Haenke, vile
/ III Tharmactat Haemle
l. II!
Governor Emerson G. Harrington
land his secretary, Raymond Laser,
Eiest this morning On the ferry steamer
| Tor trip ID Cambridge Tlae dase d
Ifise Governors return is indefinite.
The ReY. Maurice 81 White, pastor
at the First Presbyterian Church, aTk
Whine and small daughter Dorothy.
are at0ppigs st Hotel Brunswick, Boa-
Ton, en- routo to Christmas Cove, Me.
The pastor writes the Capital that
the Presbyterian sunday School Will
be held az usual on Sunday mornings
NH August at no o'clock. There will be
chnrch service II Ill b M but no
evening service during august.
SIR. and Mrs. Joseph M Armstrong
returned home last night after 4 visit
/ To their son ln-Iaw and daughter Ma
l3or and Mrs T. RI Cygon. ut Fortress
Aannroes VI.
Miss Duke, IS Charles county, Is yis-
fitting her Aunt. MRS. George w. HOa-
ses. the Duke 81 Gloucester Apart
ments
sosasMunity
samce TamlElit
The usual Thursday night dance
Will be held tonight under the aus
lpscas of the War Camp Community
servlce ii the State armQrg Cards
Iisansd ID tho yoang girls ak Annaaplls
K0r sAe month og July Hia al,e used ~
EtcnEgha'a dance Another anee OF the
| wi. q. d. 81 viii De held nexi Thursday
night I'LL the Rife Range FOR which
special cards VII Be sent
aErs. Carroll Van Ness has Joined
Isrianaa ID New L.ontAsn for the re-
asnsaer Of tle season
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

Add feaspoonflil Of cream "a
brown gravy II becomes delieiously
brown
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

II takes d woman To coneeal what,
she does not know
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
rx :R 20 EAES BY
NAVAL OFFICERS
LIKE s.aaaEn nringS pIgy Esrse
Baek Frem 0NeEseas 70
SEattcry

e
While Down the river yesterday WITH
his cd friend Capt Fix On one Of TIE
slasferss good ships. Bo's'n siaItery en-
gcunnteresl party al Kindred spirits,
land as usual when wateruaen set To-
lgether there WAS some interesting
lchateEng. says the washington Star
After several yarns had been span
Slaftery produced very clever hi nf
poetry by Admiral SIMS. and reply
Ito 1t by Capt. Cone and q bunch Of
naval ofacers THAI had been on duty
ilogersaas during the war SlasteFy ex-
lplained that I.ieut Avis Morrison. late.
sbT the naval reserve forces. and a.
member 81 the naval court overseas
lunsn his recent discharge. had
drought the poem back SIattery met
ICapt Morrison and his charming
young wife at Toleaa recently. and
with CAPT. M Powell 81 the good ship
boyd, was invited aboard the Edwin
lN ohl for luncheon. Capt. Morrison
sailed the Obi before entering the
naval service and on his release from
lncfive service. WI ri neckers the
CleveIand vessel owner. who owns the
IOhl. gave Capt Morrison back the
Isame ship and treated him very nicely
otherwise. Bo's'n explained
At the request 81 Dr Kvx, Mr. Stat
|tery recited Admiral Sims poem as
lfollows Tits, The Guy That Rates
the CrOix de Guerre
Il
1fTis not the man who. sing e-handod,
i Kills ten or fifteen raging Huns
iris not the man who safely landed
Il Al bomb on WiIhelms Iong-range
guns
Is,Tis not the darling Red Cross Sister
who mursed the wounds in No Mans
Land:
1 IT'S not the most ingenious mister
Who makes the lion lick his hand
We must admit that all those guys.
are there.
But take the guy who crosses over
4 And lives In London for d year,
The one who to wife or lover
Returns with conscience clean and
clear,
EEEYfo nightly walks through Piccadiily.
Gives icy stares to girliea wild.
And when approached says Little
i Willie
rs mothers darling angel child
Now HE'S THE GUY who rates
the Croix de Guerre!
''rhe above was sent from Admiral
lSims IN London, TO Capt. Cone In
Paris, continued >Bo's,n Capt Cone
sent back Our Answer as follows
We've read your ditty Of the city
you've stopped n over there.
\ We've also read what you have said
should win the Croix ae Guerre
We don't refuie what yoa iaaputsl IN
fact we emphasize ii
For don't We know your whole darn
show We've been theFa and
II we've seen it.
i We've gone for Sch1itz into the Ritz,
the Carlton and Savoy;
We've taken tea at all the three, which
certainly was joy:
We've taken stand along the Strand
ana watched the crowds so BY;
We've stopped for air in Leiscesaer
Square and didn't close an eye:
StroIled ID the park TIL after dark. and
down along the Mall;
There's not spot which we forgot,
We visited them all
We must admit the mark you've HIT
but one can plainly 500
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
Edla9 y MS EagaaA AsB07r CAGE

Bsrs. NJ !. weller md her sister. SIN
9aws ssss CersIla Eseaereg. 0g I.snaon
England who ays apassasng she ssasm,
nsar Ill Arundel IN tha Eany, sess todas
Tor few aaya visit to 7nassngt0n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

y e'lye parasol handles are III
ROOT carved ana painted :
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
b II
Is con RENEE
or STATE DEMOCRATS

inasa FrDm paKs one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
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rs,sss& - "A 2esrs

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NJ ss xs.EA, so 40 FOO 8.@a 40 Aa
T4.2H a. =.
Lave NavAi AeAaesny este - 80 49,
Nsraser. State House HeaxaeG BlAss&1
S no CaaSssgs Avpss @eyen I'D Haam1sss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

zaaIf yleursg efyst~ szsgnsRg and MsgsssAA
: 80 ,-sssn Afsranaala fsaIsimage nHG
4gnsngt@s MaH CMNaR MeMse
fVR Mnklngaan amA CMamp Meade
sss,esasseFS tlsange ut Naval
4eaAessg 1ssmckleaA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

Governor Emerson c Harrington
and his secretary, Raymond Laser,
len this morning On the ferry steamer
fog il trip ID Cambridge ire date os
the Governors return II indefinite.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

Miss Duke, 0S Charles county, Is Wis
sting her aunt. MRS. George w HOd
ses, the Duke IL Gloucester Apart
ments
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

miss Anne Ranson Igishart, daugh-
,sr ii MI and MFs Thomas Igle~
barf Is visiting Miss Lucy Holiday
III Charles street
, 1919-07-02
TELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.
Censored at Jamaica.

(OGISOEGu dC OdlIIdlCdsJ
Paris, June 28th-The Chamber of
Deputies elected ffty-six members of
the committee charged with the exam
ination Of the Peace Treaty. The selec-
ton of various political groups was APP
proved, with the exception of those of
Longuet and Mayeran, who were eX-
treme Socialists, and failed to receive a
majority. This necesSitating another
election. The Socialists announced that
they will retire from the committee
altogether, unless these two candidates
are elected.
London. June 18th. The German sub
marine destroyer w. 81 has arrived at
G~othenburg, having fled from Kiel.
Her crew consisted of fifteen men and
one officer.
Ottawa, June 18th. Senior Pessoca,
President elect of Brazil arrived here
this morning on g visit to Canada.
Paris, June 18th. The Chamber of
Deputies has appropriated the sum Of
four million francs to defray the eXpen-
SEES Of the peace celebrations which will
take place on the fourteenth of July.
The Socialists tried in vain to prevent
to- ap0r)p'iali)l by calliag for a prOVi-
sion for the immediate rehabilitation af-
ter he parade of all troops taking part
therein.
London, June 28th.-The Council of
Four has appointed Lord Miner of Great
Britain, Colonel House of the United
States, Mr.. SIm1n of France, Signor
Crespi Of Italy, and DR.. Chinda Of Japan,
members of the committee on mandator-
les for the Colonies and territory detach-
ed from the enemy powers.
St. Thomas, July 1st. Traffic for all
points north of St. Croix is subject to
delay until further notice owing to re-
duced facilities.
Versailles, June Both. The peace trea-
tY was signed by the British delegates in
the following order: Canada Mr.. Charles
DoAerty Minister of Justice, Sir George
Foster, Minister of Trade and Commerce,
Mr.. Arthur Sifton Minister of Customs.
Australia: The Premier Mr.. Hughes,
Sir Joseph Coode, Minister of the Navy.
New Zealand: The Premier Mr.. Mas
sey. South Africa: The Premier Genl.
Botha, Genl. SHUTS Of Defence. India:
Mr.. Montague Secretary of State for In
dia, the Maharaja of Bikanir. The proto-
col was signed by all those signing the
treaty the Rhine arrangements were
signed by the German, American, Bel
gain, British and French plenipotentiar-
les. At forty-fOur minutes past three in
the afternoon of the twepty-eighth the
booming of a cannon announced the COM
pletion of the ceremony of the signing of
the treaty.
Paris, June 30th.-The full text of
, 1919-07-02

IN the completed text or the treaty
there are certain stipulations which it
was hoped, would hasten the %ratifica-
ton by the German National Assembly.
LIE Journal says that the Allies follow
ing the German example of 1871 have
stipulated that the liberation of the
German prisoners depend on the rati-
tication of the treaty by the Germans,
and if approved Immediately the priS-
0ners would he released without delay.
Paris, June 30th.-The absence of the
Chinese delegates at the last moment,
they not being able to reconcile them
selves on the Shantung settlement and
thus leaving the Eastern Empire outside
the formal purviews of the peace, struck
the first discordant note on the assembly.
The written protest lodged by General
SHUTS when signing the treaty was
another disappointment, but the out
standing feature was the attitude of the
German ple~nipotentiaries which left them
still outside any formal reconciliation
and made the restoration of regular
relations and intercourse with the
Allies dependent, not upon the sigma
lures, but upon the ratification by
the German National Assembly. To
NJ. C~lemenceeu's tern warning in his
opening Semarks that they were expec-
ted and would be held to observe the
provisions with loyalty and complete
ness, the German delegates through
Won Haimpausen replied, after return
ing to their hotel, that had they known
they would be treated with a different
status after signing than the other AL
lied representatives, as shown by the
fact that their exit was separate from
that Of the general body of the con
ference, they never would have signed.
Under the circumstances the general
tone and sentiment of the historic sit
ting was rather a relief at the uncon-
trovertible end of hostlhties than that
of a complete and unalloyed satisfac-
ton. M. Clemenceau, Mr.. David Lloyd
George and President Wilson were
loudly acclaimed and at the termination
of the proceedings were carried bodily
through the chateau grounds.
Rome, June 30th.- Serious disorders
and anti-government demonstrations oc-
Cured here on the night of the
9th, during which the demonstrators
attempted to reach the residence of
Premier Nitti. They were however,
driven back by large forces of militia
ry police, order being finally restored
soon after midnight. Prior to the
demonstrations, a mass meeting was
held at which patriotic and inf1ammatory
speeches were delivered. Gabriel Dan
nunzio was present at the meeting and
delivered an Grafton apparently adding
to the excitement of the audience who
, 1919-07-02

tempted to enter the city of HAM
burg on Saturday, but retired when
they were met by a large mob. in
Guiding many women. The Commun-
list are in control of Hamburg, and had
promised to make NJ opposition to the
entry. They Werei met by the mob, and
retired to avoid bloodshed. The date of
the definite advance on Hamburg is still
uncertain. The government forces in~
cludesSchlesWig, Brandenburg, BavariaHH
and Saxon regiments and naval detach-
ments.
Washington. June 30,h. The House
OF Representatives will not take up the
prohibition enforcement legislation I'M
til after July 4th.
New York, June 30th-'Dunns Re
view says that with the signing of
the Peace Treaty the gateways of com
merce will once more be re-opened and
broader International Trade relations
will be permitted.
New YORK, June Both 1919.
Flour, Blended Clear St. Lawrence .srC
pr. brI. $11.10.
Meal, Kindred Yellow for export per
100 Tbs $I.573.
New Seasons Pork per brI. So 80
Heavy Mess Pork per Dbl. $500
Sugar--Crystals Confirmed by Brokers'
per 100 lbs. $7.28
Molasses 897 test pr 100 lbs. not quoted.
Cotton, Middling Upland, at Liverpool per
ID. 20 $4,000.
Exchange, New York and London, 60
days sight 81. 578
Exchange New York and London, sight
Unchanged ST. 500
LONDON, June Both 1919.
Sugar-Demerara Crystals prices fixed by
the Royal Commission per cwt. SIS. Sd.
OBS. Sd.
Muscovado, 89oIo basis, floating terms in
bond, Ditto duty paid. 55s. Cd. COS. Cd.
German Beet $500 fob. no further sales
during the wal
Java 960( GibraltarO or ChannelfO Orders
floating terms, no quotations.
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good Middling Red per
cwt. 124s. Cd.
Cotton, Medium Fine Sea Island, at Liv-
erpOol nominal per ID.
Bank of England rate Of Discount per
cent. 5.
COnsoIs 534
Three per cent rentes in Paris Fcs. 60. SIS
All prices subject to correction.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-01
GHOSTS DANCE
AT HALLOWEEN
PARTY AT TEMPLE
MasOns Have a Most Enjoy
able Party Friday
Night

Ghosts dancing at midnight at the
Masonic Temple Friday evening was
the star feature of a most enjoyable
party which was attended by nearly
200 people. This was the first of
a series of social evenings which the
Masons have planned for the coming
season and it was an unqualified sue
cess from start TO finish.
The banquet hall was most artis-
tically decorated for Halloween
orange and black being the color
scheme. Streamers of these colors
extended across the room, while
black cats, pumpkins, and other sug
gestive emblems of the evening were
in evidence. In the corners of the
hall room were cornstalks, apples and
other harvest fruits. To add to real
ism of the occasion faces of real boy:
ut the windows, appropriately masked
and with flashlights in their hands,
were in evidence throughout the eve
ming.
Mrs. Wilkes orchestra furnished
the music for the dancing and the
floor was well filled with a merry
company. Just before midnight
came the ghost dance. The lights
were extinguished and the dancers fill
ed in clothed in white, each carrying
q 40 chl;ubt This vroc tbn cional fnT
the Portland Fancy and the Hal
lowe'en festivities.
hight refreshments were served
late in the evening, but long before
that time all the apples had Olson
peared and it was not until after md
night that the successful and enjoy
able social came to a close.