davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-29
and unsattfins effect for a time, but

and unsettfing effect for a time, but
ment. The labor Question viii soon
adjust itself tor there is bound to be
a, Strong demand for workers just as
soon as things get going along the
new route. An. example. of what the
immediate future holds in store for in
dustry is FINISHED by Los Angeles.
which announces that tn. city intends
to expend eleven millions of dollars
for public improvements ard enter
prises. Everywhere the same spirit
of betterrnent ard enterprise will be
shown.-Bristol FreSs.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-29

its selection there passes into history
the prestige of Prussia in German
affairs. The great artificial military
capital is supplanted by "the German
Athens" a literary, artistic and mu-
steal Mecca for all who love the best
in the days Of German Life and liter
ature. Those were the days CT Goethe
and Schiller. before, all the sweetness
of life and the nobler qualities of the
soul were crushed out by the needs Of
Weltpolitik Inder the staff Of the
Prussian dril1-sergeant 70 \ famous
library, a museum, the. old parish
church dating back to the year 400,
the homes of Goethe and Schiller.
these are bur a few Of the uttra ctions
of old Weimar, Here in the old thea
ter before WHICH stands lie famous
bronze. group Of the beloved poets VIII
meet the newly chosen assembly
which will endeavor, to 1,riag- in Ger
many's. new; day, not der tag" Of the
Prussian officer, but the day of new
national purposes and of rc:a Grafton to
a place among civilized nations.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-29

Syracuse, n. Y. claims to be the
first city of the United States to or
ganize a county home and farm bu-
reau, for women on FARMS, as well as
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-22

den byl president do hlavniho
pfijimaciho salu, kde byl pora
datelstvem pozvan, ably laska-
We provedl obrad odevzdanl
cerclu priuomnym zastupcu n
spojeneckych velmoci. Presi-
dent tax ucinil reci, V niz pro-,
jevil radost mad tim, re muze
milym hostum Ceskoslovenske|
|republiky otevriti samostatnyl
domov a pral by 81 re srdce, by
tento utulek stal Sc jim milym
a prijemny ma zprijemnil Jim
ljejich pobyt V Praze, kde, jak
dobfe vedi, jsou nejvitanejsi
mi nejprijemneisimi hosty.
Necht' tento u0ulek prospiva,
lzkveta rosie. Francouzsky Wy
slanec, ministr president CT.
|Simon odpovedel neobycejne
jvrelou reci, V niz pro-
Ijevil vd6cnost vsech, kdoz do
Prahy zavitaii, mad neobycej-
Inym pohostinstvim neobycej
nou srdecnosti, kterou projevu
!je vsechno obyvatelstvo mesta
Prahy vHci cizincum. Ministr
Iskoncil pTanim zdaru ceskoslo-
venskemu narodu a leho nejlep
!, Simu muzi. President Masaryk
, pozdravil Sc ma to Sc vseml pri-
,tomnymi zastupci spojenec-
, kVch velmoci, zejmena Sc splno
: imocn6nym ministrem SHS. Hri
: barem, anglickym vyslance+n
i, Go5lingem, italskym vysla1-
: Gem di Lago, generalem Pei
, lie a plukovnikem Phl;lipem
, S ostatnimi cleny dohodovych h
missii. Ma to prohledli 81 We
, Skere mistnosti cizineckeho eel
2 lclu. V jideln6, kan Sc po t
! president republiky uchyli!
a podavan byl cal. Y .5alech roz
,proudila Sc pax nejcilejsi zaba
{ va, dukaz 70. re pofadatelstvC
& vyhov6lo pine pfanim a potrt
= be. V modrem salu byli prec
i stavcni presidentu pritomnl z;
: stupci tisku.
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W.ssI !.sI IWssl
VLADA A PRUVODNi IL
STINY:

Vlada nechce dosud zmeniti
sva pravidla o vydavani pru-
vodnich listu k cest6 do Evro-
py a neni dosud jisto, kdy ce-
atovani bude umozn6no lide n,
kteri chteji jeti do Evropy ma
pouhou navstevu neb vylet.
Pred nekolika dny bylo ozna-
memo. ze vlada bude nyni vyda
vati pruvodni liJty matkam a
manzelkam vojinu, kteri zusta-
nou dele V Europe, avsak i ty-
to vyhody mali svuj neprijem-
ny hacek. Pojede-li n6ktera do
EVropy, musi Sc zaVazati, ze
tam zustane nejdele Sest mesi-
cu, tax aby jeii cestovani neby
10 ma pfckazku doprave an,eric
keho vojska. Ia nynejsich po-
meru iiste malo lidi touzi po
tax d'ouhem pobytu V Europe,
zejmena kdyz vyletnici tam ne
budou letosniho leta nijak vita
nj. Anglie dosud protestuje pro
ii uvolneni dopravy a Swear
skO, kan kazde leto prijizdi ii
Sice ZamOznych Americana, ne
pfeje 81 letos zadne vlletniky.
Domnivame 50, re ami naSich
starych vlastech by hromadne
navStevy ncbyly priliS vitany
hlavne toho duvodu, ze ta n
neni ami daleka dost potra-
vim pro domaci obyvatelstvo.
Bedna potravin bude Cecho-
slovakh "a nyn6isich pomerll
mnOhem vitanejsi, nez o3obni
navSteva. Tu bude lepe odloziti
do pfiStiho roku, az Sokolove
uspofadaji svou vypravu, kdy
snad jiz budou We vlasti zav,a
dati utesenejsi pomery.
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WsSlIWSsl
Z TRESTNfHO SOUDU.

Pred soudcem Stevenson
skoncen vcera process Tom. &c
raka, obvineneho vrazdy PRIV
niho stupne. Sedmnactilety Ge
rak jest obzalovan, re Vano
cich "a loupezneho pokusu "a
strelil kasira G.. w. Baunera V
cis. 255 Euclid Ave.
Obzalovany hajil Sc tvrzenim,
re o Vanocich V Clevelandu VII
bee nebyl nybrz V Youngstown,
kdezto dfady dokazovaly, re
skutecne V den omen naSem
m6ste prodleval nekolik il
nHch loupeznych tazeni prove
dl. @ osudu obzalovaneho roz
hodne dnes porota.
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lem Stefanikem slibeno. Az,
svou osobni statecnost V bojil
projevili, pomery Sc zmenily. Ol
postovni spojeni jejich rodi-
nami V Americe nebWo valne1
postarano. (Pisatel dostal od-'
|tamutd dopis, adresovany pred
|sesti mesici.) Behem delsi dolby
|nekteri start bratri onemocneli
a byli loni na podzin poslani
"a more. V odmenu "a Ochotu
tech starch prispeti svymi sila-
mi k osvobozeni jejich rodne
zeme bylo Jim ma cestu vyplace
no 20 franku. IS domacimi je-
dina Sc nejinak.)
A proto jiz pres diva mesi-
ce touzi pc navratu ke svym
|rodinam a jejich zamestnani.
|Chteji zp6t, at uz jsou obca-
ny Spojenych StatG ci nikoli
ITemef vsichni mali prvy obcan
Isky list. V kongresu Spoi. Sta
tn bylo jim zaruceno obcanskt
lpravo, kdyz bojuji V dohodovt
Iarmade, vsak bezprostredne pc
. uzavreni miru must Sc vratiti
aby pravo ma druhy obcanskJ
list neztratili. General (tenkr;
, tie prapornik Stefanik sam
: vladou Spojenych Statu V tett
: zalezitosti vyjednava,.
Nuze, podepsani miru 81
kvapem blizi. - Bratri z A
. meriky nenaji zajmu ma utva
J reni sc pomeru naSi republiky
. kdyz nevidi dosti snahy pO
skytnouti Jim "a smeSnych al
jen V Americe) ustupku prii
e zitosJ uplatniti sc We stare Via
sti. Kancelare celeho statnih
aparatu jsou prateli nepfat
Ii preplneny; straznici a stra
,mistri, at, uz treba mali n
: svedomi mnohe zivoty "odboj
= niku" proti Rakousku, pevn
u sedi ma svych mfstech a v6rn
Il slouzi republice. Dds,ojnici b
, vale rakouske armady, ktei
verne" s,ouzili, bavi Sc ks
: varnach a kabaretech "a pen
- ze republiky.
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WILSON 20 TRETf NEPO.
BEzl.

New York. - Casbpis "The
World" prinasi toto proh!aseni
4 Washingtonu: "JakmlIe sc
Wilson vrati z Evro-
py do Spoj. Statu, ma umyslu
uciniti pred verejnosli rozhod
ne prohlaseni, ze "a zadnych
okolnosti nebude poznovu ce-
kancem do uradu presidenta
Spoj. Statu. We smyslu tom Wy
slovil Sc jiz pred cleny (demo-
kratickymi) vyboru ma zahra-
nicni zalezitosti a sice u prile-
|zitosti, kterou daval obed na
pocest jejich a pri ktere zodpo
vidal Jim otazky jejich, Jykaji
ci Sc zalezitosti Ligy narodu
Je sice pravdou, re celia rada
okolnosti 4 priiezitosti te hall
la Sc V jakousi rousku tajem.
stvl, protoze to, co clenum do,
ItyCneho vyboru president rex
0 sobe, bylo duverne, kdaztc
to, co jim povedel o tom, co Sc
dele Parizi V zalezitosti Ligy
narodu, bylo urceno pro we're.
most, ale ma druhe strane tC
ljaksi vysvet1ii sam. Pezornos+
Ipredaku Z kongresu nechtel O
bratiti ma mic jineho, nez cC
Isam povazovai "a nejdulezite.
Isl bod modernf americke histo
RE, ably dobe, kdy by dosel
mimi dohody a porozumenl
sam ustoupil stranou a nomina
ci ponachal muzi, kerry by Il
Iznan byl "a nejlepsiho."
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LEGIONARI z AMERIkY.
Vecarni Ceske Slovo re dne
10. dubna piSe:

10. UuDlld piSc.
"Na pultretiho tisice jich
piislo, ably pomohii dobyti svoI
body stare jeiich vlasti. Zane
cha,i tam rodiny a vyhodna po
staveni, O .iakych Zde nemohou
ami sniti, protoze Jim tom
brani nyn6jsi rad spolec ansky !
a zastarale zvyky konservativ-
nj Evropy. Mail ducha rye de
mokratickeho, .isou dobrymi, !
rychlymi zkusenymi d6lniky !
mali vFborne a dlouholete Zku
$enos i V iinych oborech, alcl
chybi Jim bumage-vysvedceni, |
po kter6m sc jich V Americe
nikdo nepta. jak mnoho Sc to-
ho naucili We skole obecne, mG-
St'anske nebo stfedni. Oni pro-
Sli Skolou ZkuSenosti, tudlz Sko
lou prakse, zde vSak Skoly the
oreticke rozhodujl. A tom sc
prav6 S pom6ry zdejsimi roz-
chazejl. Jak prospeSnym by
byl zdravy ten zivel pro naSi
republiku. Zivel, 0nlaZeny sVoI
bodOu a demokracii americkou,
honosici s. pria, ovecnou pocti-
vosti anglikanskou a zdravou
hrdosti obcanskou. VSak Zda
sc, ze Vlada naSe neZna uStup-
ku X jejich Zadostem a pranim
jako yjich ma druhe stran6 pilne
projevila vuCi 1rednikum a du-
stojnikum byvalGho Rakouska.
kteri Sc mohou pochlubiti veil
ce malymi Zasluhami o dobyti
sa noStatnOsti naSl republiky,
vSak o jejich dobrou budouc-
most bylo jiz davno postarano.
- Prohlednete 81 Ceskoame-
ricke kancelafi prav6 vypln6nc
dotazniky bratri Z Ameriky d
SENATE, re dalekO pres 90 pro-
cent touzi pc brzkem navratu
do move jejich vlasti. Je to
smutne, vSak vinu ne5ou zodpo
vedni cinitele V naSi repubiicc
mimo nj.
Nacrtnu V krasnych ryscch
celou "tragedii" legionara anne
rickeho. Byl osobn6 vyzvan sc
neralem Stefanikem aby vstou
pill do legie We Francii Sc tvori
ci, nachazi-li ,se We veku od II
do 60 let. Vyzva prisla dosti
pozde. Nejlepsi silly vstoupily
dobrovolne ci z nutnosti do ar
mady Spoj. Slatu a kanadskt.
Prihlasili Sc mnozi starci silu
tecne al 60tileti. Za odSkodn6-
nOu nabidla vlada francouzska
kazdemu jednotlivci $50 doia-
ru, ktere Jim vSak bWy nyndj-
sim ministrem zahranicnich "a
lezitosti Eduardem BeneScm Y
Parizi zadrzeny d utvoren z
Mich fond ma podporu rodin 10
odcestosavSlch dobrovolnicich.
Bylo ma ne 4 pocatku pohlize-
no jako na zivcl ne3polchlivy
coz ukazalo Sc hlavne pri obe-
silani volonskych kursu, kam
zGrysl';e posilanl nebyli, aG
jim to bylo Anerlce genera
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WSSII IIW.!!:ssI MSS
NEHODA MA kARLINE.

Jedenactilety st. Kazinsky,
6612 Fleet Ave. byi vcera odpo
.edne zasazen stroiem neZna-
m6ho autoisty a ODE nohy mu
prerazeny. Stalo Sc tax odpo-
ledne kdyz hoch Fleet ave. biz
svGho domova chtei preb6hnou
ii. Kazinsky leten je nyni V ne
mocnici sv. Alaxise q ukvape-
nGho autoistu hleda policie.
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IW!,.SS'..l " s MSSl VS. s.
Frilisne mnozstvi prosebnych

Ffilisne mnozstvi prosebnych
dopis1 siec. dr.. Masarykove.-
Predsedkyn6 Ceskoslovenskeho
cerventho krize j. DIR. Masa-
rykova sdeluje: 'Dostavam
denne ma sta dopisu proseb-
nych, ktere bohuzel nemohu
vyfiditi, nema-li celkova akce
organisacni utrpeti. Az zari-
dim 81 kanceiar, budu Sc snazi
III uc9inym zpusoben postupo-
vali je odbornym organisacim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-22

HLEDA Sc krajan p. Prok.
Mild, malir, pisecky Kodak.
Kdo by O mem vedel aneb on
sam necht' poda zpravu M.
Mild, 1888 Sawyer Ave, Chi
cago, Ill. 5-23
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PRIJMOU Sc maSinafky ma
muzskou kabatovou praci. Hia
ste Sc Il S. S. Pekarka, BIG
E. 40. st. :?
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ZENSkE vSadni i svatecnl III
vGtky zvlaste velke Tod AS do
54) LEVINE u Koudelu, 4735
Broadway. 5-24
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani na
byt Sc stravou nebo beZe Slra-
Wy. Zafizeny pokoj. Haste sc
V elsie $3.50 Z. 40. ul. SPA
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LWS:,Sl s, TWssl Y, s
a. -. -. ls .--ltAh
POSTOVNf ZPRAVY Z VIA
STf.


Mrtvi mluvi. - Nakladem
knihkapectvi l.. V. Seidl We vi
dni vydal DIR. Vilem Wi1kler
brozuru: "Ztraty mrtvych IA
kousko-uherske monarchii die
narodnosti." Spisovatel sleduje
iisty Gil, ktary nam jest vsak
dnes lhostejny. Sara n6mecka
taktika mas nerozcili. Spisova-
tel vypocitava 687.534 mrt-
vych, S55.2S3 pohreSovaaych a
| ,229. .2S9 zaiatych. Z toho pfi
pada ma VorarHberg SO prom,
ma Solnohra1dy q Styrsko 31.1
prom. Horni Rakousy 28.8
prom. Morava 2S.7 prom, Ty-
rolsko 800 prom, Cechy 26.7
prom. u Czech pax vypocitava,
zo q este nemeckych okresu V
Cechach pripada ma 1000 obyv
34.5 mrtvych. V nGmeckO-ces-
kych okresich ma 1000 obyva-
tel 32.4 mrtvych, V c9skonemec
kvch okresich ma 1000 obyva-
tie! 27.3 mrIvych V okreslch
rye ceskych ma 1000 obyv. pri
pada 22.5 mrtvych. TAX obrov
'skou Ob6t prinesli Cesi n6mcc
ke panovaCnosti.
Slavnostni odevzdapi CercIe
dcs Etranger. = Dne Il. dub
na shro nazdila Sc skvela spo-
lecnost upln6 move a neoby-
.ce.!nG elcgantnG zi'izenych mist
nostech Choderova restaurantu
v | patre. Mistnosti byly upra-
veny die navrhu archile kta M a
chone "a tim ucelem, ably cizin
cum meskajicim V Praze, dosta
10 Sc vlastniho utulku, ulastni
no krbu, Il ktereho by So mo-
hi die libosti shomazd'Ovat a
kan by mohli zvati svc praz-
ske znamG. Slavnosti dostalo Sc
zvlastniho lesku ucash prcsi-
denta CeskO r!ovenske reDubli-
ky, ktery piibyl o 5. hodine
80. min. provazen vyslancem
Osuskym. Pri SVEN pi'fjzdu u
vltan bTl president bourlivym
provol5vanim s'lvy' obecen-
stva, kt2re SC hoin6 shromsi!.
zdllo pred re ,taurantem po ce-
le stree ulice. Presidcnta uvital
prof. DIR. Domin jako predscda
cizineckeho uradu ceskosloven
skcho a dr. Syatck. chcfrcdah 1
Tor lredniho listu. zastoupc-
nj tiskoveho odboru. 70 te 1--WE
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PRIME Sc zena, ktera uni
dobre prat, zehlit opravovat
Nechte adresu V adm. Sveta
pod znankOu Box so. 5-23
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YD
FAMILY : BILLS

Yasnrsrlr l8 miles day. Mr.. II. M
Foreman. 4 mail carrier Of Allentown.
Pa, found that shoes with ordinary
soles last about ore month. But ne
saws pair 81 Neciin-s sailed shoes gave
him more than nine months Of service,
in which time he walled over 400
miles
His experience shows how y0u may
save shoe money BY providing your
family with Ne0ain-soled shoes, which
give extra wear where other Shoes wear
out quickest,
You can get Neolin soIed shoes n
any type of shoe you want. Prices
are about the same as for shoes that
cive only ordinary wcssr. s nctlTnea
they are even less Ii y1 dealer
hasn't the style you want. he can get
Il fuw you quickly. ReancIlosT. NeoliIl
S0lcs are created BY science 10 be what
aolea should be. They are available
everywhere fcg Te-solng Us well as on
new shoes They are made by The
(Soodyeaf Tire Il Rubber Lonipafays
Akron, Ohio. who also make Wingfooe
Heels guaranteed % ositWear any
ether heels.
1lin ole
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
"a Glte Dinner Parties e
aelore Gard Party

number of society folk will give
Amer ,yartie on Saturday night prior
: tbe BIC card party ct Caryel Hall
4, ~ Armenian Relief fund Among
nose giving dinner parties. are Az
mlral and Mrs Lyon, Eho will give 2
dinner ii CarYei Hall
Miss Marie Thompson II giving a
amer 81 her home. 2f3 King George
.trpet for guests from washington.
xho are coming over for the dance
mich ii Is BE held In connection with
tie card party
Mrs Killduff i giving 9 dinner e.
ber home on King George street. be-
lofe the card party, to q number Of
friends
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
ii TY LOAN
May BEGIN APRIL 9

Opening 81 Fifth Liberty Loan CAM
pafgn April s. The second anniversary
OF the declaration Of war against Ger
many. Is under consideration BY Treas
ary ofEiciais, but no decision has been
reached The Third Liberty lean
drive started on April s 1915. the tirst
anniversary.
II is planned 70 have the campaign
run for three weeks and 70 ask for be-
tween Eve and six billion dollars.
Whether the interest rate will be high
8er than the FOUR and 0ne-q quarter per
cent torne Sy the last issues depends
partly on the movement OF the market
price or Liberty bonds III the next two
months The bonds will he Of short
maturity about fiye years
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
Ton kse DaHe
FIRST 0g Series at Arm0ry

Under the group Of permanent host
esses the frat pf q series Of three
dances on Thursdays III January. the
18th. 2srd and Both, VIII be held to-
night tn the State armory for service
men Danlcng ii from 8 TO II. The
hostesssa are Mrs. Guy Thompson.
Miss Beatrice Gum. Mrs, William q.
Dawson. Misa Lillian r Winslow, Mrs.
Charles GIEhulsy, Mrs Samuel
Brooke, Mrs. John b. Rippere, Mrs.
George Heintk. Mrs. Gage. Mrs. stra-
horn. HRS. James AL Walton, Mrs.
Anna Brewer. Mrs Milton TuH, Mrs.
waiter Moss, Mrs Parkinson. of East
port
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
mrs. EberIe To Receive
AZ RnaerYa Of eers Dance

The Naval Reserve oiiiceFs Of the
nth class who will complete their
course at the Naval academy on jan
uary 30. win give farewell ball ia
Luce hall. on the evening Of January
"a The hop committee has invited
Mrs. Ebarae, wife Of the admiral To re-
ceiye On this occasion, and she has
accepted. Az the class Ii large one.
the farewell Is expeced to be 3 brill
liant social event Or the season
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
seysl Attraction AT
armenian Relief Party

one ii the many novel and interest
iug features Of the benefit card party
d b given at Caryei Hall, Saturday
pIEht for the Armenian Relief, Will
b the booth Of the fortune teller Misc
Lillian Newton. Ii the role Of fortune
teller VIII do her best TO unfold what
fate has III store for those who
n anxious to tear the close shut
Ieares apart. before time can reveal
the ealyxes of gold. Miss Newton
has established an enyiaOle replta-
ion FOR fortune-telling
Al no desire to reserve tables for
liz Armenian Relief benefit card party
may phone Mrs. Kaufman or Mrs.
Io Morrison At the Peggy Stewart
Inn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
I'll ms Pr 0TED
10 REAR ADMIRAL.

The Naval hoard of selection having
recommended the following captains To-
he rear admirala. President Wilson has
given his approral Harold E Nor
ton. John ID, Mcdonald, Hilary RI
Jones, Charles n Piunket and Joaeph
Strauss.
Approval also was gireIl reconiinei NJ
dati0ns for promotion to the temporary
rank of rear admiral of Capts. Beiita-
min O. Bryan. William t. Howard, Geo.
~. Kline. Archibald HI Scales, Victor
Blue. Frederick Brewster Basseti, Jr..
and Richard II. jackson.
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lsiled u MRS. Emma ABBOTT GAGE

sseaFaaaA4 ulso h i mnnAieian. and has
suns q cpera and oratorio. b high ID
hia praise cf Mrne Cali -Curcl, whose
voice BE declares II angelic Al mus
tcaa Baltimore went wild over the
great dive WHO triiled DO never sweet
songstsr had eves thrilled music How
fng Baltimore.
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POr tickesa end in90rnnatt0n apply at
our city ticket ofaes: West Street Station:
State HOn0e Station. C0fieR@ Avenue ana
Biadsn Streets: CaFvsI Hali. Maryland
u0tel 0&ace u. 8. N. A., for OG1carss nad-
ship4nen. esc. connected with the Naval
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TIE EsFpens to Give
TbsnaR


SUPPLEMENTARY Here
Wednesday afternoons reception ~
the suparintendentss quarters. Naval
Academy was well attended, there be-
Ing numbered among tbs callers an
unusual number of reserve OfIicegs.
who viii leave here the last az the
month upon the completion Of their
course. and who availed themself Of
the last opportunity To call upon Adj
miral and Mrs. Eberle formally The
admiral's aide. Commander Pegrap1.
introduced the callers The rooms
were attractively decorated with beau
tiful cut nowers from the Naval acad-
envy greenhouses. and carnations and
roses, vi0lefs and stevia flied all
vases and jardinieres, with d trace OF
the poInsettia, reminder Of Christ
mas
In the dining room hrs. Arthur
Newton Brown. poured tea, and Mrs
Cooley, wife 81 Commander Hollis H.
Cooley, q. s. nj, poured chocolate
Several young girls Of the Academy
set assisted III serving There were
numerous callers
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Miss Anne Rockwell Stewart. who
SO successfully conducted class here
ii early autumn. has been invited
here tomorrow evening and will meet
any ladies and gentlemen NO cOntarn-
plate Joining class IL public speak
ing, and the study y Sratory, at the
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rooms og tie Council 81 Defense. #
eight o'clock
Il number hare signifed their de-
sire 10 soin the class ID contemplation
TaAe Brensens to Give
Dtnneg Party
Capt ANON Bronson, II. 81 d and
Mrs. Bronsan will entertain tonight
at dinner party ID honor of Admiral
and Mrs EberIe, eli their residence IL
Porter Row. Naval academy
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3. e G. A n
Eal 81

The y r. G. Al local branch, hi hav-
ms q social meeting this afternoon If
carvel Hail. where the members have
been invited to met Mrs ri. G. strong.
of Evansville, Ind. who Is president
.of the 81 2. g. a 81 her city. and Is.
actively interested d the work Of the
humane treatment 81 '.those who can
not speak Tor themselves. \
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ID. A. II. Chapter Eaecfs
Delegates I'd State Conference.

Delegates To Hs8e9 ss0Mt&f6mGes
The Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chap
ter, Daughters OF the American Reyo-
luton held their regular monthly meet
ing yesterday afternoon IN the old
Senate c1i9mber at the State House,
Miss Katherine Walton. regent presid-
ing. The local chapter 2. a. r. has
now fifty-one members In good stand
ing. and Is. therefore entitled TO SIX
delegates 10 the state conference u A.
RI, which meebs-in Baltimore ON March
rs and IL According 70 the constttu-
tion governing the society. the election
OF delegates. which must take place
two months prior to the conferences,
was held yesterday and resulted as fol-
lOwss The regent and the i've other
delegates Id order named. Mrs Gafri-
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Efr. shd Hrs. GIa dc Nanay
Receiving C0ngrsuIatsons

Mr.. and MRS. Harry schreyer were
are receiving congrakulaaions for the
birth of d daughter 1t the Hospital FOR
Women Of Maryland, Baltimore. last
Sunday. Mrs Handy was. before her
marriage, Miss Margaret h, Duvall
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Algernon s. Duyall.
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r.xavm WASHINGTON

sos AzR. aO5. ss.OS, l0.O5, 1a-06, a. r.. 1106.
Too 2gS 500 $50, a4,l@ 49, 6QA.
IeS. gGS. ReE. ti.0Ss r. NJ; 1a.sS Il =
xDasly @xcapk Sunday.
Cnnn1esfg ak Odanten With p. II. g.
nI40cal Annapolis 10 ha9eamOrA-
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Aanspalitans
Hear laIlI.l nrci

Among those who occupied 3 bon at
TIE Lyric. Baltimore, last night to
Asar Galli-Gurcf sing. were the fol-
loving from Annapolis Mr.. and MFa.
Charles shearman, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Kries. Mrs. Matte M Stevens, Mr..
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r sHyate Dance
III f,Aa.ral Wall

Mr. Henry schmItx, Will be host at
private dance te be given tomorrow
night iii Cervel Hall. Besides i nuns
Der Of frsende frous Annapolis, several
from Baltimore and washington have
been Invited 10 attend.
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Mrs. Hazard. of Hardwood, West
River. this county. has returned home
after visit to her daughter. Mira
Crosby, on Conduit street. :.