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Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-15
Referee, Fahey. Umpire, first half.
Ide; second half. Engrud.

At the request Of the French gov
ernment, United States women expert
Gamers have gone to that country to
teach their methods
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-15

able that the various sites which are
being considered for the plant will be
visited. and it Is possible that . de-
ciSion NAV be made M5js n.s
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-15
BENSON TO READ
SUNDAY EVENING

George A Benson will read Dickens
Christmas Carol' next Sunday eve
,ing at the Grand theater at 1880
,'clock under the auspices Of st.
2auPs Episcopal church.
A special program Of Christmas
,arols will be sung by the vested
>hoir Of st. Paul's, church in con-
oection with the reading.
The public is cordially-invited to be
present.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
IMPORTANT MEETING
FOR EPISCoPALIANS
TOMORROW EVENING

A Social Service conference will be-
held ii Baltimore tomorrow night ct
Iehman's hall The meeting is one Ii
which all Episcopalians ars interested
as IL Is one at which after the-w war
problems viii be discussed
Bishop John Gardner Murray viii
preside and the Rev. Romiily F HUM
phries Is chairman Of the commission
The general subject to be discussed
Ii .'The Church and Reconstruction 4
Lines. Of Newark, = leader IN the cause
Among the speakers will be Bishop
for social justice: Miss vida scudder,,
professor Of economics. At wellesley
college, known as writer and speak
er, and the Rev, DR. C. r Tinker. su-
perintendent Of city missions In New
York city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
gr EzY CHIN MAN
ADOPTS CHINESE WAIF'


Little Anna AEichaelson. 3 bright
Chinese girl 81 mystery, has become
Anna Lee chin Wore. Legally adopted
slaughter 81 chin II Wire. wealthy pro-
prsefor 81 ! Broadway restaurant. By
order OF Justice CohaIan. 10 the SUI
prenle court incidentally. the story
os how the child was saved from death
ii infancy and acquired the surname
81 which she has been known, was
disclosed.
Ten years ago Patrolman Michael
son was walking his beat in China
town when his attention was attract
Sd 81 the. piercing wall of an infant
in an alley ash barrel he found the
Chinese child, innocen: Of clothing
and blue with the cold. The police
man wrapped the waif In his over
coat and took her to the police station,
New York Foundiings Home, It's
East Sixty eighth street.
The infant presented problem to
the home authorities. as they despair
ed or ever being able 70 find couple
to adopt q black Chinese baby For
convenience III keeping records, the
child was named Anna Michaelson.
after the policeman who saved her
saved her from death.
At about the same time the childless
Chin III. Wore, who Ii prospecting In
business. and his white wife visited
the institution In search Of an infant
for adoption Their hearts went out
to Anna Michaelson They took the
child home.
CONTINUOUS visits Of inspectors and
Investigators Of the Foundlings' Home
TO Wore's home 70 inquire into the
child.s welfare caused him to consult
his attorney. Anna was given her new
name and turned over to her foster
parents the firstCh inese girl legally
adoptedin New York county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27

Ar - 80. - Tselal sElalEE

YHse very pleasing and enjoyable AZ
tracsasn at the Palace tomorrow even
ina, win Sc beautiful Dorothy Dalton
in d charming atoEy. guicksand
FOR 3Aa man she loves q woman viii
dare the quickeand and will tread the
brink Of destruction: but her purity Of
coal will keep her unharmed until her
work III love Is accomplished # ~
seldom wornan combines intuition
and common sense. but when she does.
crooked ways are made straight and
the tangles of fate are nnrfvailed.
In the excellent Paramount picture,
Dorothy Dalton appears as the heroic
wife or man unJustiy accused Of q
crime. and for whom she becomes g
cabaret singer in order b save him.
THE role. played by Miss Dalt0n. Ii
essentially h highly dramatic one
which adds another captivating char
acteriEation 10 the long list Of her
screen poTfTayaIs. the artistry Of
which ID universally recognized and
admired. Miss Dalton will be re-
membered for her wonderful work in
her last photoplay. Viva Ia France.
I'd Coxen, well known screen star,
is Dorothy DaIton's leading support IA
"Qnicksand. Pathe News also.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
THE DAILY aENt
Tnrk. Rolls.

Miy esher hnlf cake of com
pressed yeast dissolved III an eighth Of
4 cups0f II tepid water, one-hatf cup
fui Of Acal@ed milk and about one cnp-
ful of aiaked siour Knead until smooth
ana eaaetie. Cover and set ID warm
place Bger night IN the morning di-
vide thgdough into nine pieces OF uri-
form size, shape into balls and LET
stand adder earthenware dishes ull~
til very light,
Rolf ON each into rectangular
sheet sahopt one-auarter Of an inch
thick nd spread with almond cream j;
then Soil AXE Jelly roll Join the
ends secuaely 10 make i ring on the
pan Brush over with a little esq yolk
mixed with milk. slash each ring IN
several plnces and bake about twenty
ave minutes. These are very good re-
heated.
TO make the almond cream mix to-
gether one-eighth OF cupful each Of
almond paste (thss can be bought Of
any confectionery. CLEO and sugar and
moisten With one lightly beaten egg,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
STOMACH UPSET
Get at the Real Cause AXE Pr.
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands 0E secu1ach
sufferers sire doing now. Instead q
taking tuaics, og trying ~ patch up q
ooor digestion, they &re attacking the
RAJ cause az the aflulenf ~ caoEged Liver
and disordered bOwels
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets axOuse TIE
liver ID soothing. healing way. When
Tie liver agd bowels are performing their
natural Sanc4iOna away gcea indigestion
and stomach troukaes
Is yoa have . bad ess p youx
usonth. tongue coaAed. appetite pOOEs
Iaxy. don't~cage feeling. no ambition O.
sreg,Uy. troubled with uaAdiggte foods
van should take Oatve Tablets the sub
atitute Tor caloni
Dr. EEawardss Give Tablets are .
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You win know them BY their
olive coscr. TE2ey do the work W1tnDazE
gxiping cra0aps or pain
Take cra az TRIO ak bedtime foE quick
relief, O. you caEA EFT whist you like
AZ l0c end sc pr boz All drsiggsa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
e rHE REPrRLIc TONIaHT

Fair Enough. featuring the Arnerf-
can aim star and released b Pathe
ID predicted to go on record 40 the
funniest picture ever made with q
charming girl featured. When seen
at the Republic theatre tomorrow the
and will also have the satisfaction OF
about. something to tell their friends
and vii laiso have the satisfaction Of
knowing that q tomboy, deyil-may-
care girl does not always go TO the
bad
In this picture Harry Mccoy. the
famous comedian, sulls Montana.
that ugly. but big hearted and good
natured man SO often seen with Fair
banks: !. Farrell Mcdonald and many
other well known screen favorites have
strong parts. This Is laugh pro-
Queer. crouch chaser, d great pic
ture.
Added attraction. Pathe News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
TO BUILD CATHEDRAL
AT WASHINGTON

The building Of national cathedral
IN washington, for which more than
SD. 500 900 already has been raised
was the subject Of meeting Of clergy
and Iaymen In the home Of Archibald
ID. Russell, New York
The Rev William 4 Manning, rec
tor of Trinity church, said the new ca
thedraI would be 4 symbol to the en-
tire nation
ut should be built, he said, AS a
thank offering 10 God for deliyerance
from the greatest peril that ever
threatened this world OF men, and as q
memorial 10 Americas splendid sons
who in spirit as high as the Cruz
saders Of old gave their lives glorious
liz Iii the struggle
Bishop Alfred Harding, of Wash
ipgton, said the cathedral could be
completed III I'VE years The Very
Rev. d. e. II. Bratenahl, dean of the
cathedral, announcing the total sub
scriptions, said that contributions
have come from all parts Of the coun-
try.
10 was announced that the National
Cathedral association Is enlarging the
organization, begun IN 1907, to resume
building operations this spring
- rs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
COLDS AND FLU
BEST TREATED
WITH CALOTABS
The New Perfected CaIonael That
IS Free From Nauseating And
Salivating Effects

Physicians or druggists will tell you
that the best thing IN the world for q
cold, grippe, or influenza. is Calotabs,
the perfected calomel, that is free from
nauseating and saliyating effects. Doc
tors have learned that other Iaxatives
are uncertain and unsatisfactory for
cold and grippe. bat that they can
count on Calotabs. The new caIoms
that has ali the liver BENEFITS and none
of the sting. to thoroughly arouse the
liver and put the system la ideal con-
,dlfion 10 throw of the cold and pre-
ent influenza and pneumonia
The best time to take Calotab Is at
the FIRST sign of cold, II you take II
at the beginning you can cure cold
over night One Calotab on the tongue
1t bed time with a swallow OF water
that's All. IN the morning you wake
mp feeling fine with d hearty appetite
for breakfast. Your cold has vanished
and yOn may congratulate yourself
that yop hare possibly prevented seri-
Gus complications, for ysicians tell
us that neglected colds number their
victims By the millions
For your protection Calotabs are
sold only In original sealed packages.
price-th frty- five cents Your druggist
viii supply y0u, and your money given
back promptly and cheerfuIIy II You
are not delighted with this new form
Of calomei tady.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
Deeay II Titles 81 Mobility

Hereafter none but the nearest
blood kin OF the British sovereign will
bear titles: the grandchildren Of the
present king will be known az Mr..
or Miss Windsor Nor Is It unlikely
that ali titles Of nobility will even
tuaIly be abolished In the countries Of
Europe.
Lords and barons had their value
inlthe days when they rendered serv~
Ice IA return for their privileges and
could be distinguished by their clothes
and their manners from ordinary folk.
But as feudalism decayed and such
outward signs Of nobility as ruffs and
swords and the gold tuft on the
young collegian's motorboard .disap-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27

rea hFains and mpney began 81
rule. me ngiEsh peerags. carefully
preserved b the laws of pFim0sni-
fares Il stiIl "a ohpect % idClatrons
worship ON the part of the hnmhler
classes. but Id the great world Of Ion-
don society tities have Loaf much 81
their former value The late Duke Of
Marlborough Is credited with the
ahrewd and cynical observation that
nowadays nobody t0adies 10 4 duke
except clergymen and Americans "
But even in New York society the pres-
tige Of the title OF nobility has been
materially weakened b. the various
fraudulent Or unworthy varieties of
the species who have left unsavory
memories behind them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
ars 81 la ella
no Geaga&e Anns

Today marks fhe 6rst anniversary
Of the Daughters 81 Iaabella, that
earnest, active, progressive body Of
women of st AGary's parish. The or
galixation which nov nnmbers eighty
seven. but soon hopes 10 number one
hundred yemen. win celebrate its ans
niyeraaTy with giving spread this
evening In st Mary's hall. following
4 business meeting and installation
of oniceFs.
The grand regent Of the state chap
ter win come down from Baltimore
this evening TO install the ofIicers. and
will give ID address outlining the OBJ
iects and principles Of the Daughters
Of isabella. social evening viii
follow during which the daughters
and their guests will enjoy 4 banquet
The KHights Of Columbus have been
invited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
80 Be- On slae ~ go 81

Bisecting long boats 80 that they
could he taken through the Welland
Canal was considered an Interesting
feafs short time ago. hut this .has
been surpassed The Charles n Van
Mise, 10000 ton boat. was wanted
Tor Atlantic service IT had 4 Soft.
beam. whereas the canal ii only "a
1t. wide. The boat was cus II two
and each half vas taken through the
locks. Floating ii this position each
section viii clear the lock sides ~
lust eight inches
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
I'D Gross Dance
a.ts Good snfn

s.taraas nights dance for the ben
y ,he ned cross II Caryel Hall
j. one 81 tAe most successful % the
!, bls dance was In charge Of
s.. ~ i e wife OF Lieut.. A. II.
Il II and her sister, Miaa
5000. 80 ian The good sum Of S65.25
-. ,sal tzea for the Red Cross These
s 80 night dances for the Red
S es IT rvel Hall, which IL kindly
.,ysa for tfe purpose by the manage
s continue ID grow IN popular
issor ,...
The amount of receipts on Saturday
.lebt aa the largest for several
weeks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
is ~ Naaaea gor Nayy

Secretary Daniels annOumcsg thai
ave destroyers now under constructors
would Be named for former secratas
ries Oh the navy and another for the
late Senator Eugene Hale, Of MaiEes
The former secretaries for whom do
sfroyers will be named are Benz min
III. Crowinshield. John Pendlot0A
Kennedy, paul Hamilton. WliliaEn
Jones and Levi WOODBURY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-27
Mothers Circle
10 Give Supper

The Mothers Circle viii hold q sup
per on Thursday evening. ct the City
Assembly Rooms, Duke Of Gloucester
street. AS Thursday IL cooks night
on, ii Is expected many will save tron-
BILE at home BY getting their supper
at the Assembly Rooms The menu
will consist cs fried oysters, or chick
en- salad, cold slaw, ham, potato salad.
rolls. coffee, and there will be the sale
Of ice cream. cake and candy These
suppers given BY The Mothers Cir
Gle are always pleasant social events.