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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11
MRS. GENE MI UMFORD
DIED LAST WEDNESDAY
tNewark COrrcspondcnD

t-NtNdih WI HNlN ~
Mrs. Eugene Mumford, aged 81
years. died at her home in Newark,
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mumforl
had been i'll about Is months, but
seemed to be improving and was able
to bc up on Tuesday, when her daugh-
ter. MIS-, Sidney Johnson. came to
spend the day With her Rev. Fred
Mumford, a son was also making her
a visit About three o'clock WcdneS-
day morning Mrs Mumford was sud
denly stricken. and died about 80
o'clock z. NJ She leaves husband
and seven sons; Rcy, Fred Mumford
and Sidney Mumford, of Baltimore;
Samuel and Carlyle, Of Washington;
Harry, Of Richmond, Va; Rev. vii
liam Mumford, of Mannsboro Va;
Emory, of Snow Hill; and Mrs sid
ncy Johnson. of Cedartown.
Mrs. Mumford was a loving and
devoted wife and mother. kind
ncghbor, and viii be sadly missed.
She bore her SufTerings with Chris
tian fortitudc and always had a
cheerful word for those around her.
Funeral services will be held in
Snow Hill NJ. +. Church this Friday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. conducted by
her pastor. Rev. l.. T.. Poole, assisted
by Rev. c. A. Vandermuelen, OF New
ark.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11
PRESBYTERI MET
IN BERLIN. MD.

The Prcsbytcry Of New Castle held
its Fall meeting in Berlin on Monday
and Tuesday. In addition to the reg
ular busincs Of prcSbyterN the Me
Elmoyle case was discussed, and was
about to cause considerable interest.
but il was decided that the mattc1'
was out of the hands of New Castle
Presbytery because Rev. McElmoyle
had taken appeal to Synod.
The good people of Berlin gave the
preachers and delegates splendid en-
tertanmen'.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County, Maryland
letters of Administration, {. I. a. on
the personal estate of
MARY T.. FLEMING
late of Worcester County deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased. are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day of April, 1920. They
may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of the said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this 9th
day of September, 1919.
WILLIAM $. FLEMING,
Administrator, c. I. n.
Test:-ASBURY c. RILEY.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11
BATES MEMORIAL CHURCH

1000 n. m., Sunday School.
II A. NJ. The Religion That is
Worth While.
3 2. NJ. The pastor will preach at
Newark.
s 7. NJ. Subject: encouragement" "
Mid week prayer service, Wednes-
day, SIS p. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11
Wednesday, October 29th, 1919

Cows and Is head of Young Steers.
l25 Head of Sheep
\ lot of Hogs
- Head of Ponies.
II Head Of Mules
> Work Horses.
Standard Bred Gclding.
One 1920 TITAN OIL TRACTOR,
with two II in. Oliver Plows. and one
32-lS in. Tandem Tractor Disks.
One II horse power International
Gasoline Engine.
One Autman Taylor Wheat Sepa
rator with Stacker.
Four Riding Cultivators
Two 2-horSe Walking CutivatorS.
Six Single Cultivator>.
Three Riding PlowS.
Three 2-horsc Plows.
Three Single PlowS.
One Paris Green l-row Dry Spray
er.
Two Manure Sprcaders.
One Lime Sprcader.
Two Ensilagc Cutters.
One Potato Planter.
Two Potato DiggcrS.
Two Mowers.
Two Hay Rakcs.
One Hay Teddcr.
One Grass Secder
One Wheat Binder
One Wheat Drill.
One Grain Fan.
Two Corn Shelters.
ono Snring.Too,b Harrow
- Tons Timothy and Glover Hay.
- Tons Alfalfa Hay.
Set Heavy Blocks and Fails.
One Incubator.
One Broodcr Stove.
One SharpleSs Cream Separator:
One Road Grader and Dltching Ma
chine
one SNOW Sleigh.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11
BERLIN RACES
WERE GOOD
Horses Made Good Time. Crowd
Was Orderly and Politicians
Extended Glad Hand.

The Berlin race, or Thursday were
Very good; The crowd wa, not quite
up 70 past years. but it wa~ very
orderly The Mill>boro band furnish
ed music ami Worcester County
politician, shook hands with every
body and kissed all the babies that
would allow themselves to be kissed.
Here is the racing score:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11

FIRST One saw Mill 10 BE- sold in
parts. consisting of one 6phorsc power
boiler and one 30 horse power engine
two Hoe Circular Saws. one Bar
stow Heading Roundcr, one Whitney
Stayc Saw. one Barrel Head Binder.
one Board Edgcr one Barrel Head
and Shinglc Saw. one Barrel Head
Jointcr one Wamblc Patent Stave
Saw Feed. one Crozicr and Equalizer
one Swing Cut OF Saw. one Barrel
StaYc Iointcr. one Kelley DuplcN
Grinding Mill. ono large Grind stone.
and big lot of Pullcys Betting, and
Shaftng. \ complete and up-to- date
mill. After the bids have been closed
on these parts the mill will be offer
80 = an IN. "h.'f1'H, IN, .nr oMnr' ., ,'.., los,a
~ Up' '.gh' 10 "C'rp. E e"r IN Gup'''"'.
%nliSi % VI ''' ''' '"' CIV ''''' -
"i'o'''
SECOND All that valuable farm
known a. BAY VIEW STOCK FARM
where now reside. on the road lead
ing from Girletrec. Worcester County
Maryland. 70 Box Iron. excepting that
part OF the farm lying North of the
road. The portion OF the farm to he
sold contains $50 acres of land. hav-
ing a frontage on Chincotcague Bay.
Thi, l., Il splendid truck and stock
farm. and it j. improved with mod
crn l2-room dwelling. with water and
bath. etc. Has commodiou, outbuild-
I"ro,o - 80 .ilo' ~ IN in this farm arn two
room tenant houses Tho proper
tv viii hn offered in Two marcel So
first the main farm. containing about
800 acres: second. the kcnnard Farm
containing about 30 acres. The Kcn-
nari farm has good l0-room house
The entire property will. after sep
arate bids have been made. be offer
ed as an entirety, the owner rcScrv-
rlIIRp- All that farm situated
ne2 Boz Iron n, and E9oMn a, hon, 5nT
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11

THREE MINUTE CLASS
Hickory Elm. Collins i
Tango Gray, -
Charlie r., Codanicl >
Time. 2.29,. 2.25.
TWO-THIRTY CLASS
Annie Bingcn, Richardson | l
Annie Mack Rant -
May Peters. Kelly 3 -
Prince McAdoo. Gillespie /
Time. 2.29i. 2.33. 2.30.
TWO-TWENTY TWO CLASS
The Romano, Richardson ll2
May Russell. Wimbrow 3 3 .
Sister Pointer. Hudson >
t.aston Girl, Codanicl, IL
Time. 30. 2.29'. 2.2i
FREE FOR ALI.
Mack A., Kelly,
Troublesome, Murray. > > .
Seaside Belle. Wimbrow, 3 3 3
Beulah NJ. Gillespie, ! 4
Time, 2.2i, 2.l9i. 2.22.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11
Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that Mary
7. Watson and Pasher W. Watson
conducting the business of funeral
directors, under the name OF Watson
G. Watson. at Sclbyville, Del, have
dissolved partnership by mutual CON
sent. All accounts due the said part
nership are payable to Mary +. Wat
son, who will hereafter continue in
the said business in her own name
and for her own account.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11
PUBLIC SALE
OF
2 VALUABLE FARMS!
A STEAM MILL
LIVE STOCK
And Farming Implements

AS intend discontinue farming will sell at public auction
the premises Bay View Stock Farm where reside miles
and half from Grderee Worcester County Maryland Chin
colleague valuable farms complete Steam Mill and
large lot of personal property,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-11

Elsie Mary Ayres. next friend of
Zadok H. Ayrcs and Esther Alonta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

FredericksburR, Va, June a3s 80
large and representative eatnerinx q
citisens was al the courthouse Wea-
nesday night to consider plans. toI
the proposed celebration to pc gisen
In this city on July 4th IN honor q
the men who have returned from the
battlefelds overseas and from camps.
The meeting was called 20 order Dy
Judge John r. Goolrick, chairman.
After IA instrumental seiecfioN y
several colored citizens. America
was sung by the sssembleke
The minutes OF the former meeting
were read hy ChAs. Insco Williams.
she secretary.
Judge Gooirick In = short address
stated. 40 the purpose Of the meeting,
the preparations for a big celebra-
ton In Fredericksburg by Caroline,
Spotxyivania. Stafford and King
George counties and the city OF Fred
erickaburg on July 4th as welcome
to the soldiers who have returned
home. He said the fact that these men
were returning singly orNa few At ?
time prevented celebration At the
time OF their arrival. but Il was de-
cided to have one big welcome 70 all
on Patriots Day. July 4th. to which
III returned soldiers and sailors ara
others from any branch Of the service
In Whatever capacity. both white and
c0lnrAd. are Invited, 49, s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
ADVERTISERS oPP0Sf
faEPEhL Of DAYLIGHT Ian

The Richmon Advertisers club. at
she Of the most numerously attended
ana enthusiastic meetings the organi-
sAtton has ever held. want on record
yesterday afternoon N opposed to re-
peal OK the dayiight-savfng plan The
oody SAINT telegram to Sen4tor
swanson. in which II voiced Its protest
md requested the senator to use hts
shorts to prevent repeal OF the meas
IRE
A COMMITTEES 70 cooperate With the
Kfwants aud other clubs IN affecting
revision Of the building code Was Ap-
posnted ana 10 composed ct Milton
Cone. ~ chairman: w. n. Anderson
md Charles T. Waiford.
g. Jeter Jonea addressed members
II the club on the world war. relating
his personal experiences Al X" secre-
AIRY overseas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

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r2coiS1 nj wSlN r. f1raja5 fl,Ira ~. MAJ
C01toA3 ~ IA o1Ilc9s ~ heF}A NJ !! I.
M, that ~ 800 IN 49, 49,
exl1hl416 h9F4 TN n no lekSs tM Al
snnAlltOG e41a1 ~ ie. - nss =
loUn4A& bE tl1o N1M3t4 ~ en0r1tieeN OM
Pen11N iV1Q Or. Colton Aleo eenes1
S3tpp1t19 4f61m Cunn bet!1nd papeF
hfcl qe4nas to exrleln - appser-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
WILL TAKE ANOTHER
SWAT At \. c. |.

The second mass meeting OF the
Renters and Consumers Protective
association will be Held tonight at
$3.50 o'clock in Binford Junior high
school, AZ which time further discus
sion will be had Of plans for COM
batting undue pronteering In all forms
ana 10 receive and act upon the re-
port OF the special committee on or
ganixation and charter.
"A large delegation Of the federation
Of Mothsrs' clubs win be on hand to
voice their approval sof the Renters'
and Consamers assocfation's objects
and pledge their cooperation Sew
eraI speakers have accepted invita-
tons 10 b. present and sdAlixer short
addresses on the principles for which
the association stands. An overflow
naaAtiHK ia sxpected. A. interest In
the organization 10 becoming citywide,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
IN. o. o. 4. N. PRESENT

B Capital City Council. No. 20. Junior
Order United American Meehanitf
win present IN American nag eight ~
twelve feet to Westhampton school
this afternoon a. 5 O'Clock.
The nag viii be floated from q pole
forty feet high. already erected on the
campus
r. Gray Haddon. OF Capital City
Council, and past state councillor Of
the order. viii make the presentation
speech.
Alter the nag iso presented. Davis
Botfon. also q past state councillor
and i member OF Aurora Council a.
will present the school with . copy ol
the Biole On behalf Of Aurora Council
The principal III the school has n.
ranged m interesting program.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
WM. FRANKLIN HELDyrOR
-. SHOOTING OFFICER HARMON

william Franklin. tolored. charged
With shooting Policeman g. III Har-
non. was sent on to the grand Jury
b. Justice Crutchfield yesterday In
police court. J. w. Fitzgerald. col
,red waived examination on tho
charge OF icing accessory - the crime.
Attachment was issued for another
aegro. Richard johnson. charged sim
l.Arlv. who failed to show up At the
nearing.
Harmon has Just recovered ut vir-
gtpia hospital from pistol wounds In
his stomach. inflicted on May ;. In the
sfcinity Of Brook avenue and the SEA-
hoard Air Line trAckA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
AGsAISEaY 3 WINS
FROM KIRSIsBs II
FINAL HOME CANE

I'M the fpaa game On the local dia-
.mond, the Midsgli "a defeated ur-
atrnS yesterday alssrn0on IL 70 8.
The team 6a1aea II way tnat en-
couragei the hopes 81 the Navy con-
Iingent that they would find McGrath
for keeps On Saturday, and. On the
whole, played 4 very satisfactory
game an che field and on the bases.
Lush gave three pitchers chances yes
gerday. using Gaines and both the
bakers Tor three innings apiece All
the rnns were made on OF Leicester
Baker.
The Midshipmen hit cleanly eighteen
Times. record for the season with
the stick. and the total Included home
runs By Blakeslee and CIougheIy The
latter caught for the greater part Of
the game and his work indicated re-
turn to perfect form. his throwing 10
the bases being Of the standard which
mas marked him as one Of The best 81
the college catchers III this depart
ment Hogan was given q chance dur
ing tbs latter part of the game, and
did his work we'll. The score
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
TRIBUTE oP MTLIIoNS

Ii Is estimated that more than I'VE
million persons have witnessed the
stage presentation Of the Harvard
prize play Common Clay. By CIeses
Kfnkead and prOdaced BY a n. woods.
under whose Encouragement Ii ran for q
full year ln New xerk. with Jane
cowi iii the stellar role Eix c0Enpa.
niles played II throughout the United
States and Canada and ii has the rec.
ora 81 having made Two trips from
New York 10 the Pacific Coast II has
earned 4 tremendous amount Of news
paper discusai0n and formed the
4heme Of addresses from hundreds Of
puIplts, because II has TO do with
pne 81 the most vital Of o1r social
problems tho proper rearing and care
Of The Girl. especially In large cities.
The cast gives nawiess perform
ance Of the seven reel Pathe Special,
which will be shown at the Palace
Theatre On Friday. May so
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
B ARNY hgTTRR

Army administration has 50 Ions
been considered identical with That
conFusing system known IS red tane, I
that We are not ready ID look 70 Il
for hint as to correspondence which
viii undoubtedly bring about 4 dis
liact improv lsent il generally adopt.
ed
HI IL nov Ahe re0u resgsenk that 40
military lettars are "a be pewFitten
Il possible. aAd that ths slEnatsrN ~
also sypewfaten bssa sAe strides
name. This b the pFatsc sshtrh can
wail be adopted generally, as TIN han
dFeds who have paxsfed over unread
able signatures viii declare.
How often has most everyone lost
time ana patience BY trying 10 dscids
mon the writer OF letter when upon
that knowlsage depends eveSythfAg
wAich sAa letter might aAaan 10 both
sender ana receiver. II is no wonder
shat the extension Of the practice 10
badness and social anairs Is being
stsongly advocated.
Farther requirements are that 81
the TOP os Blas. letter shall appear
the nAmss d aanaer and Ne ea q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
SONGS AND PLAYS
REPEATED UccRSS

FOr the second evening equal sue
cess attended the presentation 'of The
Novelty entertainment Iii st Mars
Han as On the Arsi night Mr. vii
liam phIpps was especaa3Ty good ID Ghs
character sam Doerisy. 1 III the sketch
sThe Woman Who Cared. and ]. J.
Banks. as Al Jennings Is worthy 81
mention.
Miss Hervfeux sAnE Win pleasing
effect THE Blue Noon ara Nj. Nor
ION. who took the place 81 Mia vIT-
kinIa DuyaIi. ID. the progranr sang
his new composition la IA, b ia :
III good voice. Mrs.. Norris gaya /
song n good voice and pal ii NINE
was Sung BY harold Heryieux With
good eject. Miss Walsh and NSias Eva
Dorsey Carr gave Yecftafi0nb iii happy
style. III the comedy ..sIIey's Might
Out" M. Mccieafl was vel cast I'd
dialect comedian and credit HI DUE j
y Banks Who made i clever irish
comedian John Martin ami JACK Kahn
were efflcIsnt musical directors.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
WATCH MAKERS BUSY
JUST At THIS TIME

- e r : = 5
Nearly every midshipmaI Of the
,three hundred Of more. who was given
an unexpected bath hi the Severn on
Tuesday afternoon, has watch that Is
FOr the blink
Following an old established Gus,
tom ot throwing the first classslleEl
and editors og the ''Lncky Bag over
board, the under cIassrnen tuck them
BY surprise on this occasion Most of
he nsidshipnlen wore watches. and
watches and water, like OIL and water.
do not mix
Consequently many watchwakers In
town are busy adjusting time pieces
owned By the embryo aduiraIs.
The FIRST thing that eaes man yeen,
ed to do when Ne Islcked himself out
81 tine Seyern VIVA to take eu& his
The snake dance Of the piebes,
liz shaFs was any.
Tha snake danca oE the plebes.
who for Nse ART time we're alAusvea
to elaAAr s5v8 Lane, gaa Eeagf y
and wcna tfasly zone TgngN we're ID
many men ln the class that they had
to ne Themselves into d0mhaa asaR
knSt ana then a6sn6. 10 wana scls
step I'D and ossf and Eeuas l6E
ossA1ls ii they ala As 81 ks aaaSSs
iA mis- eogssaA o. q q
iAcadegny Rrnunda sile thsy Ang
Tsut no aas
Examinations aEe ever .and the hid
SfYfRrnpn rsnlahrakas With Myra& &sen
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
An rmg pkEAgg a0DAY

Ger There. e which viii BE BIfo@n
al the Palace theatre today, Ii n0table
for its war scenes, which mast take
rank With the very beat war scenes
produced outside Of the actual aghttng
lines. The battle areas fiji This ptctssre
are unusually extensive. and the con-
struction III the trench system vas
costly For. instead OF the usual few
yards OF trenches and sandbags. hnn-
sIreds of feet are covered by really
Tatnfgying system 81 counter trench
work
These trenches were constructed
under the supervision Of Lieutenant
W Al O'f1ara. or the 24th Bastaiion,
Canadian Expedfttonary Force. Who
spent seven months In the tfrst line
trenches tn Northern France, and who
actively participated III tue BATTLES of
the Somme from Ypres to Vimy Lieu
tenant 0'Efara also Supervised and
ably assisted In the making of the
highly effective battle scenes. No pic
tnre which has yet been shown ID the
American public 50 graphically du-
paicates the scenic conditions Of q
battle on the west front as do these
battle scenes in Over There
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
FORTUNE IAVISHED
ON RED LANTERN
View asi9sya Picture n Ne Seen
Al Repabaic Theatre Friday
And Saturday

The expenditure s0f quarter Of a
million dollars costumes worth d
kings ransom and the services Of
/ 4 zoo persons. from director. scenario
writer's and art designers to an en-
semble that embodied small army
lin size. represent but 4 part OF the
tremendous outlay In money time and
EFFORT given by Metro to the produc-
Ition Oh The Red Lantern, Iii which
1.-THE Incompatible Nazlmoya appears
at The Republic theatre Friday and
Saturday.
The Red Lantern IL truly colossal
when Ii is Judged By the combination
EOf the supreme artistry of It's brilliant
star and BY the sumptuOus environ
nlent provided Tor her and her sup
porting cast. Ii has the added value
of being based Spon one on the most
talked Of novels Of the decade. The
Red Lantern. romance of the an
Client city Of Pekln. from the pen Of
Edith wherry, and published BY the
Bodley Head
The total cost Of producing THE
Red Lantern was. In round agures,
s25, 900. The time required 70 make
1t. was three months; eight weeks in
actual production and four weeks de-
voted to elaborate research work var
Iried out by June Mathis and Albert
|Capellani. who made the screen aiap-
tation and scenario, ii order to insure
absolute accuracy n the matter Of
ChiRese life and customs.
In this they were aided BY several
assistant Librarians III Los Angeles and
Hollywood. 50 that before scene was
photographed, they had aInassed q
wealth oil material that assured au-
thenticity In every detail, and also sug-
gested many bits oF quaint business,
throwing truthful sidelights on the
characters of the inhabitants of the
ancient capital Of China
Albert Capellani, the eminent
French director, nov producing his
own picturSs. directed Nasimoya In
THE Red lantern To him was as
signed BY Messrs Rowland and Kar-
ger. the exclusive services of Henri
Menessier, French artist and Paris
Academy medal winner. TO design not
only aII the art interiors, but costume
details, special furnishings and prop
critics, and also personally to dress
every setting with an eye to color har-
monies and contrasts
Nazilnova's gowns alone the splen
did robes III state worn III the imperial
court Of the Manchus and the fantastic
'hAbilfments of the Goddess Of the Red
Lantern among them were worth
SIS, 900. and the costumes worn BY
Supporting principals Ii the large cast
and those 81 the hundreds OF extras
figuring In the palace scenes and the
bloody street fighting scenes repro
Iducing tIie Boxer uprising tn PekiF at
the time OF the siege of the Allied ie-
cations In 1900, were worth $50, 900.
Real Chinese rugs used n the produe-
ton represented i fabulous outlay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
Mr.. ROLAND GIVEN
TWO WEEKS VACATION
BY W. c. c. s. COMMITTEE

Mr.. John Richard Roland, secretary
of the War Camp Camp Community
Service, has been granted By the local
committee of me w e. c. 81 two
weeks vacation. which he viii take to-
day 81 tomorrow All depends upon
the parade for the soldiers. II that
Is ID come on tomorrow, as hoped for
Secretary Roland wIIl walt for IL
During NJ. hollands absence the
#posgtIon win be filed BY M G1y @.
Afftchelf II N. Al directof 81 st.
Johns Coiisge who &as formerly con
nsciea with khis service before going
overseas Tor ~ work In the camps.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
TODAY is HOLY
THURSDAY, OR
ASCENSION DAY

Today Is Ascension Day, or Holy
Thursday ~ ii ii also called In the
calendar Of the rituaiissic churches
Ii Is obsdrvod u coinmemoration of
he day Christ 'sascended into heaven,
led captivity captive, and opened the
cate of Heaven To all believers,
Ii Il celebrated forty days after
Easter. Spsciai services were held -
day In st Mary's, ST. Anne's and st.
Martins Churches, Tonight Pales.
tine Comtnapdery the knights TEN.
pIar viii attend divine Worship at 81
lAnne's church. and win assemble at
odd Fellows Hall az
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
MORE. AND STILL
MORE DECORATIONS
ALL OVER THE TOWN

Ii ii all over town What Is all
over town why decorations with a
capital ID 7
& The professional decorator y work
fng overtime to make up for lost time
and like Topsy. they growed@ IN q
night. 81 like Jacks beanstalk Bnnt-
ing and fags not visible last evening
we're all III place this morning when
slie early birds went TO work
Eastport bridge Is l thing Of beanty
and Il Joy for the home coming sol
diers and sailors from overseas, II
il strung from end % end With nags
and hunting and arches Of electric
lights in c0lors span the structure and
add 10 the briIliancy of effect
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29

The decorating committee Is Ms.
port has been highly compliment
their work Jesse Clark ehalff ].
all committees, WAS given abb 81
,ance 81 Charles Weber Jacnh frse
and Joseph Alton. and others
Many houses at Eastpert rs
we'll decorated aud Others
town the city postofiiee. Cou
and many stores, besides rrl M
licences. have taken on ga S
since yesterday Especially
il the water Mitch with IS
81 lights In various colurs id tg
been added 10 the flags and
They will probably coinpele Ii
prize
Banners are strung aseF
Circle and out West street s.
centre of the street. The Mia
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