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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
THE Mathematician
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Erudite Subjects Discussed Dur
ing Two Sessions Held AT
Naval Academy Today
FOR MD, VA. AND d. OF e.

or special note u the meeting to-
day az tie Naval Academy OF the
Marylana- Virginia District III Colum-
bia section DC the Mathematical AS
sociation 81 America from the fac,
that II II the nrst time that 1 meet
ing Of an organization disconnected
from the Naval service Ias taken
place ii the Academy While the
papers and discussions were not it
the character 10 be interesting To The
general public. they we're uf high
order and we're greatly appreciated
by those competent 10 pass upon them.
prof + Landry, of Catholic Il1i-
yersity. Washington presided. and llr.
Ralph r Root OF the Naval Academy.
vas secretary The local committed,
which made all the arrangements for
the meeting. consisted Of Professors
JAMES a.. Builard and Jalnes Il. Gal
loway and Instructor Harry G. Clos
sard. al Of the mathematics depart
ment al the Naval Academy
- 1 He AiVtHlilB SESSION WIS uetu III
Maury Hall. beginning al eleven. The
general subject was, Mathematics for
Engineering Students Papers on
the subject were read by Prof Abra-
ham Cohen. Johns Hopkins, and Prof
z ! Maekayanagh. Catholic Uniyer-
sity, and the general discussion was
lead by Professors Alexander billing
ham and Leonard a Doggett. Of the
Naval Academy
Two papers were read al tile after
moons session, which took place In
sampson Hall, beginning al two.
Professor W w Johnson Of the Ma
val Academy read i paper on Cir
cular Parts The General Case, and
10. $. Adams. oE The u s. Coast and
Geodetic Survey read one on. a
Study of Map Protection Iii General
AT one O'Clock, luncheon, was
served the visitors iii the Sign of the
Goat Inn on Maryland Avenue. the
members Of the Naval Academy de-
partment OF mathematics being the
hosts. and after the final session, IA
cilities were afforded the visitors Of
seeing the boat race and other sports.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

prize also gold medal. and the third
prize silver medal was awarded @
Mr. ]. + Smith. of Charlotte Hall.
The judges we're Prnfs M Is Norris.
Morris r speare Of the 4 s Naval
Academy. together With 81 IN. Strsker.
#of ST Johns College
II Was generally admitted that all
the deelamatlons werc If j high orr
der and the contestants received many
compliments upon tie excellence of
their delivery
81 John y battalion gave 4 dress
at = $50 which was much enjoyed. Many
Of he visitors stayed over for the nth
letie events today and we're entertain.
ed hy the college
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
SUNDAY DRIVE FOR
VICTORY LOAN BONDS
House To House Canvass Tomor-
row Afternoon. Everybody
Asked To Stay At Home
COMMITTEES IN CHARGE

Tomorrow afternoon ali residents of
Annapolis are urged t0 stay at home
between the hours of 2:sO and 5
O'Clock. At this time the workers IN
The drive for the Victory Loan will
make house -hOuse canvass Of the
city.
The drive is being conducted under
the chalrnaanship og Mrs. Robert Moss,
az the Wonaan'a Section, Cor Anne
Arundel county, MFa Barnett Bowie,
sub-chairsnan: assistants, Mrs. Abram
Moss, Mrs. w. b. Stevens. Mrs George
cuaid, Mrs, &. Il. Kldder, with the fol
Iaowing leaders of the wards
Ezrst ward, Hrs i + Llnshlcun: !:
second ward. Hrs. II II. Kfdder:
Third ward. Ara Dennis Claude:
Fourth WARD, Hiss Constance Brady;
Naval Academy. Mrs James
All women willing 70 work are re-
xsantinncd On Pare Three
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
lthInese Gtaleral Here

Lieutenant General Tialng Tso, Ting.
.of the Chinese Army with his own
secretary and the secretary of his
country's legation 10 this country,
visited the Naval Academy this morn
Ing and afternoon. and was suitably
reteiyed in an official and sbcial way.
He arrived about eleven, and salute
.of fifteen guns was fired In his honor.
while detachment Of Marines, with
the Academy band. rendered military
honors ais he entered the gate. Later,
the party was entertained at luncheon
BY Superintendent Scales.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
FIREMEN'S BALL
FOR RAISING FUNDS

A meeting Of the Annapolis fire de-
partment. was held at Rescue Hose
company's quarters last night, IN the
interest of raising funds to help de-
fray the expenses OF the homecoming
celebration, to be given the soldiers
and sailors BY the citizens of Annap-
oils
The firemen decided to hold d ball
at ST. Johns college gymnasium,
wednesday, May 14th, III the gymna-
SUM can be had for that date. a COM
mittee of Ave from each company was
appointed with Chief FIRE Marshal, as
chairman, 10 proceed to make all ar
engagements
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
My Festival Postponed

The May Day festival which was to
have been held at West Annapolis last
Thursday and had To be postponed on
account Of the rain, will be held on
Tuesday May s. near the F'iremen's i
Hail. when the May Queen viii be
Gro wned and fhe May Pole dance will
He given.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
ENP MEADE TITLE
BEING EXAMINED
az lfig Women Exarnin,
est Title Work
pted Here
81 LAST SIX MONTHS

fIliners Of the Title
lst Company, of bal
galsea on the great
animation which
ilIiertaken N the office
M Circuit Court for
County that Of exam
tlte titles of land contained
ea thousand Or more
allsp Meade. which the fed
aleut proposes 70 purchase.
balf reservation comprises
oog ares, hun i portion Will
dlIf aa sd
r. s.,s iIiient n buying this prop-
.r.u,rIl to make as much use
fhe expensive buildings
tfactions which have
I'D there. aud which are val
aneiFii1g like sl6.00O,o00 H
.l.I maintain i as 4 per
camp and reservation, and its
Ullt De as the place where.
s.e twenty ninth Division will be
liis Will be one of the per-
,ssa DIVISIONS of the Army. and
ss Il designated In honor Of the
ai, ision Of which the local
sft part, together with sol-
!, nom other parts of MARYLAND,
tsaIa and New Jersey
IS 8ork ii being performed By
ssar William Moore and George
/ saslIer IL. expert examiners of
\ fFle Company and six young
h several of whom are from An
i.ai The work Is expected to
81 least six months.
RilI surprise most people to flnd
something like $500 separate
i land are comprised In the
ag Meade reservation and that
II separate examinations must be
8sts Respass city ia contained IN
pnperty and about /, 400 lot own
aFe involved III that one place.
u are quite number Of other
seuRnts and developments IN the
z q 4 large number Of owners.
hct the estimate Oh 2.600 separate
II probably too small
S8lifle work oi nearly such n1agni-
s ever been undertaken before
Araf Arundel County The property
4 isrnerlY held by lease. but the
sza government Will now obtain
s5ate title 4 Is expected that
|ag il The owners Will accept the
sGis offered them. but those who
Az Will have their property con-
ssrfi
apgaia Daniel r Goodwin, special
sstign oiIieer, who II in charge
purchasing, stated that the
sae oi which the options had
& sfgtref was lit d price averaging
tfable helnS $40 an acre. The
b he ,anlp southeast of the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
Buy Victory
Bonds
Message from annapolis
Boy, Made a Cripple
IN the W0r

Private William Tisdale,
of Annapolis, a son Of Mrs,
r. u. Tisdale, who is now q
patient dit the Dominion
orthopedic hospital, Toronto.
Canada. where he II being
fitted for an artificial leg
having had his own shot eff
By German shrapnel during
the war. sends this message
to his mother
TeU the people of Aanap-
oils for nte to bRy Fictorg
Bonds,
Remember he soldier and
back him up.
Ask them chat Is naoaey
ippesfed az d good rate Of ill-
teresf. up dgainst qchdt their
boys incnt through. etsell
thoRgh they sac bHt 3 feaC
months Of fuhting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
lleeei,er Far Reinson Parnl

The Circuit Court has appointed Al
Theodore Brady receiver Of the Rem.
sen farm for the purpose of preventing
waste and non-use pending The dlspos-
all of the exceptions which have been
made to the mortgage sale. Mr. REM
sen, the owner, filed exceptions on the
ground that tie consideration was in
adequate, and for other reasons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
Hospital Donations

Mrs. George z Feidmeyer, treasnr-
er. acknowledges the following dona-
Itions for the Emergency Hospital
From carvel Hall. from the dances
for the benefit of the hospital main
tenance fund, $500: Mrs. Walsh. East
port Committee, $500; donations left
at the hospital, $1,000
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03
+ 81 Sale !

Desirable eight room dwelling at
Eastport, with conyenienceE; stable,
garage, fruit. Exceptionally large lot
Charles III Lee Phone sos m2-3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-03

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CONTINUED On Page Four1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05
GENERAL HAIG EXPLAINS

Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig has
taken advantage of General Perish
ing's visit to England to modify the
unpleasant impression created by his
speech at Newcastle on July s, in
which he said: I'VE talk a great
deal about our allies. 1t was nee
essary and right that we should do
so, to buck them up all we could
while the fighting was going on but
don't forget it was the British En-
pire that won this war;
He now says he was talking per
sonally as one Briton to another on
their own part in the war, with spe-
cial reference to one of the most
critical periods, 1917, before Amer
leans arrived, so that he had no oc-
casion to mention the Americans
whose later assistance was of the
greatest consequence, forming "A def
mite and indispensable part of tie al
lied operations. In the sprin gof 1918
our troops were inspired to hold On
untA the American army arrived with
aid. That's the measure of our debt
to the Americans. | have SO often ex-
pressed admiration for their deeds
that ! trust | can say word or two
in praise of my own people without
giving offense to others"
No one suspects the marshal of
intent to give offense. His Newcas-
tie remarks were, as he says. ad
dressed to Englishmen without
thought of a wider audience 1t is
to b expected that each country
should exalt its own to itstelf, bus
lIaig's mistake was in forgetting his
International importance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05
THE WIRE AND PHONE SERVICES

Now that the telegraph and tele-
phone lines are no longer in the hands
of Postmaster Burleson, it is to be
hoped that the companies, through in
creased efficiency in service as well
as a reduction of rates will commend
their business management to the
American people.
The companies. it is true, will have
to catch up with a state of things
partly caused by the war and partly
by the general incompetence of the
Burleson administration to handle SO
highly technical an industry in an eff
ficient manner. And since the diff
culties that confront the wire ccan-
panies in the matter of plants and
expert employees also face the tele-
phone companies in this state and
elsewhere the effort to keep down rate
through state action may not PROVE
to be so easy matter as MANY i'm
agine.
One thing is certain, however; that
if it can be proved that by econo
mics in administration now that the
telegraph and telephone companies
are free from the blight of political
manipulatcrs, they can make a fair
return on their capital, the public
as well as the public service com
missioner will unquestionably ask
for and insist on lower rates where
they have been increased and for no
increase over present-day charges
where this is the issue.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

For many reason Brunswick re-
GREETED that the local air station
had TO be abandoned, but none more
than that this necessitated the re-
moval of the young men attached to
the station. During their stay here
they made amost favorable impress
sion upon Brunswickians generally.
and were the recipients of much So
cial attention. Their conduct WITS ex-
emplary and it is a notable fact that
during their stay in this city rot a
complaint was lodged against one of
them to the commander in charge A
A warm welcome awaits any of these
young gentlemen should they again
pass this way.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

1t would be extremely unfortunate
for the Georgia legislature to adjourn
without having passed the measure
to empower the governor to remove
from office any sheriff who fails to
protect prisoners in his charge from
mob violence. There is no worthy rea-
son for delaying this bill, which
should have been passed before this
time
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

the college doors to aspiring youth
will be infinitely more popular than
even the miracle worker, yet to be
discovered who will lead Lodge and
Wilson to a perfect agreement on
the League of Nations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

AS far as the passage of the Pan.
anna canal is conceived there doesn't
seem to any (Gatun) Dam difference
between battleship and a tugboat
The Mt. Pleasant IN W Compass
which appears to be very Indignant
about it, makes the following an
nouncement in its current issue: "a
a protest against oppression and tyr
amy sandEacts of b. 5a.ns !. Amer N 5cG9if
gfess largely composed of 'politira
opportunists and moral towards, the
Mt. Pleasant Compass herewith sus
ponds publication until the denobili
zation OF The American army and tn
restoration Of American freedom
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

In referring to race riots in the
north and nor Invest the Dapers Of
these sections regard them as enough
to shock community seriously" and
"a humiliating and shameful husi-
ness" But in the South it is entirely
different-there newspapers descant
OF such outbreaks as tho work Of
tolerated in civilized communities. $
etc. Another instance of the gored
OK.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

Evidently Macmillan Harden. the
Berlin publicist and free-lance critic
of all things German must have lots
OF whitewash at his elbow, for after
whitewashing Count Won Bernstorff.
he is now giving the Crown Prince a
certificate of character But what has
he got up his sleeve-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

Congress has commissioned a com
mlttee to investigate the high cost
OF living in the District of Columbia
II the results prove worthy, here's
moving that the committees powers
be extended to include the whole
country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

We decline to join in the excite
ment in Berlin over the announce
ment that the kaiser is still king.
This announcement does not
amount to anything
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05
TO CONTRACTORS

We iwsh to place contract for tho
removal of stumps, wood and small
timber on several hundred acres aloae
B'p Coast Line railrIaI near Jcsul
lsFfpnss NV &c ,}Roge - a1hiJ Es
Ga. ofkC:fJ. fIadefEE5iG Giant bhilJl
'ng. Atlanta. Ga. i
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

There is a luminous side to the
question Of VINO won the war-every
body knows who didn't.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

M der of the Associated Prese,
The Associated Press is exclusivei
entitled to the nse for publication
# all news credited to it or not other
wise credited in this paper and also
ne local news published herein.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

1t has been unanimously agreed
that the local ice factory is not an
ice factory at all--its afizzle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

Official Organ Of:
GIynn County.
City of Brunswick,
United States Court. Southern Dis
trlcr of Georgia for ten counties
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05
Terms of subscription IN the city

Terms of subscription IN the city
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05
What Will You
Be at 60

If your ''air castle fails to maeralze?
Help your castle aog by doing something practical!
One single dollar put away in Savings Department
viii make good solid otntaton BY saving part of your
earnings and depositing the regularly you will
soon have good substantial bank
You can shape ycur own future by acting today-here-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05

Enteder at the Brunswick, (Gap)
eost Office as second-class mail mat
Ter.
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TELEPHONES:
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-10
CHATTER les

What Eloise really thought about
that seanee with the ouiia board she
told me the next day.
II regret 70 much the events Of las.
evening she said to me IN her formal
English. y did not realize at first
that Miss Lorirner actually believes
what q onita board spells. Now ]
must explain to her my part IN the
incident. ! am not SO very brave. !
desire have you accompany me when
I confess"
.cf course, Dloise, iii do anything
you ask. hat tell me, what happened
that you ought to explain?
"Everytking!n she replied. IAN o.
it!'
..Not that queer nonsense shout Ger:
tets and the Duke OF RimsneS" 9e
manded in establishment. You were
the "control'' Your
Elise nodded and replied: !.
II wanted to find out II Dr.. Certeis
Is a gentleman / met several years
ago in Belgium" :,
Goodness gracious, since the war!
I gasped, fo- all the events OF her we
and OF my own seem to have common
ced with the war. i.
"No-years agoabout nine years
I am suio for It was at Christmas
season wfen Albert became king 9
the Belgians -,,s
'But, Eloise, ycu were only q enllo
then! How could you meet man
like Dr.. Ce-teis?
~ was over tweive-i'd enough to pc
romantic, too have a brother
was a man when I was Q child. Hc
travelled mrcil In Africa. His business
had much to do with reforming the
rubber trade and stopping the big
scandals connected with IT. He nat 9
spaniarl there q gentleman after pie
game-and they became great frienNs p
NY brother stopped with him in Spa 4
then hissfriend visited our family II
Belgium at the time Of the kings cor
onation."
"And that hunter or big game was
CertaisT managed to whisper.
'That was not the name he used II
my country Eloise went on. have
an older sister and she and her girl
friends went fairly crazy about me
handsome young excellency from Mai
rid. The girls were Of manageable
age--you know how such girls talk,
the world around"
"They he'd the gentlen1an's history
by heart I agreed. -
"And his ancestry (which was III
more important to Europe. And they
told 1t over and over-he was related
to royalty hut not In a legal way.
heard 1t Of course, and I regarded my
brothers guest with secret alteration
Naturally, he never noticed me. 1be.
longed IN the ntsery and schoolroom
But ]. never could forget him for he
was my frat Prince Charming"
"And SO ell the ouija board non
sense last night Is actually the true
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-10
mrs. c. A. HALL
HAS GOOD WORDS
FOR WENTWORTH
It Gave Her Helpful Sleep.
a Good Appetite and Daily
Comfort.

ls it any woa6er th# this grateful
woman made he tollot wing statedept
and consented to its publication? Read
It and you Wt1 know ply she wanted
teliow.sufterers 70 profit by her happy
Nerv-W ortl 81 periente. Thias@ what
she wrQtst5 Druggist En- Nelson,
lpf saldA,SW. Va:
: II wksso nervous that / could not
deep Ia hal 40 4Dpet ite,a and my side
hurt Tb0k SELLS that would be-
uAdfk ne doctbrs care s9 u beyal)to
tai NV worth and an feelt good.
ca sleep ar eat and by SIDE hasn't
giybn he nv trouble nee I began to
taxi Serv Worth. ! recommend Il 70
~ - ,Fe-sufferefs.
MRS. g A. HALL,
Salem, w Va.
You dctlsr back at Cranes drug
store, Fairm Int, II Ne worth does
not benefit Ypu eighborins asen.
cies: Johns Pharmacy. Shinns.
ton; Hol 4ksf tarmacy and Windsor
Drug Co, Nom pgah; r. j. Yost,
Fairtiew; W. r.! Moran, Harrington;
II. ]. Matthews g Co., Warrington:
Grant Graham, Belineton; w. o. Ia.
Wis, philippi Adst.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-10

story Of Certets' Ancestry"
u en- positive Il Is Ill true" Eloise
replied. 1T n the gossip which travels
from ono European capital 70 annth.
az. I am poxitive that tie friend you
call Dr.. Certcls and my brothers. lor.
mer friend. the Duke Of Rimines are
one pnd the same persnn!"
Y '.Elcise,s I said earnestly, "wiIl you
agree not 10 tell Chsys about this Just
now? Thcre are reasons Why I think
only yod and would inoW-tor the
present"
1T wouid relieve me to have It q. =
she agreed quickly. Il do not care to
be known to this man, and Miss Lor.
inner might insist Yn understand
{ could not bear to have It explained to
|llim-haw happened to be heYe!"
"Oh, my dear! Ny dear! He cer.
tainly shall rever know from met.
And once more I thought that nowhere
in ali the world can poor Elotse % to
escape har grief.