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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26
Sage Dressing.

j Have ready enough bread crumbs
soaked in water and then squeeze
dry, to fill the cavity. Then add two
onions, chopped fine, and frien unit
tender, but not brown, in fat, littls
minced fat salt pork, two or three
tablespoons of chopped parsley, eight
sage leaves, crumbled fine, one ounce
of drippings or butter, one beaten egg
and salt and pepper.
Sausage Stuffing.
ashed white potatoes may be mixed
with half as much cooked sausage
meat and then seasoned totaste. The
sausage meat is sohighly favored that
no extra seasoning will probably be
needed. Dry bread crumbs, soaked in
water and then squeezed dry. may be
used with the sausage meat instead OF
the potato. if desired.
Gibet Stuffing.
Crumb enough dry breadcrumbs to
fill the cavity, then brown them in
butter or drippings Add a grated
onion, the goblets of the turkey boiled
and chopped fine, salt, thyme and
minced parsley totaste.
Chestnut Stuffingg
Forty chestnuts, four ounces chop
ped suct, two tablespoons bread
crumbs. one tablespoon chopped pars-
ley, nutmeg, two picked walnuts, one
teaspoon chopped olives. one onion,
four mushrooms, seasoning, stock.
Slit. bake, peel and coarsely chop the
chestnuts; add theother ingredients:
moisten with little stock and use.
Another delicious chestnut stuffing
is made as follows: Slit and blanch
0 chestnuts: peel and cook til tender in
well seasoned stock; drain, chop finely,
and mix with three ounces chopped
fried bacon or ham and pound till
smooth, adding two tablespoons of
butter and tire tablespoons of brown
sauce. Season to taste and use as re-
quired :.
Here is another sort: To two cups
of soft bread crumbs add a like amount
of shelled and boiled French chestnuts
chopped fine, salt, pepper and chopped
parsley totaste. and half acup of sweet
fat of some kind. This makes a dry
dressing. If moist one is required,
add little hot water.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26

fine Soak in cold aciduated water to
civer (add one tablespoon vinegar tc
one uart water). Drain and mix thor
oughly with crtam dressing Chill and
serve in nests of lettuce or cress.
Chicken Casserole.
Cut up chicken as for fricassee. Roll
each piece in flour, sprinkle with sal,
and pepper, place in casserole and jus,
cover with boiling water. Cook in a
slow oven until chicken is tender. Add
one cup of rich milk or thin cream
thicken slightly and serve.
Pumpkin Pie a la Mode.
Choose ripe, clear-skinned pump
kin, cut it, take out the seeds and
peel it, cutting into small pieces.
Put very little water with it, only
enough to keep it from burning. 1t
is better to put only small guam
tity of the pumpkin on at a time.
Whom soft mash through a collander
For every cupful of pumpkin allow 4
eggs, l pint milk, "a ounce of ginger,
u pounds of flour, gill of molasses
and IA pound brown sugar. Flavor
ing may be of cinnamon instead of
ginger if preferred. With pumpkin
pies the crust should be pricked and
baked three minutes before the mix
ture is poured in. Molasses must
be used in order to darken and brown
the pies. Use either whipped cream
or ice cream when the pie is ready
to serve
Sterling Sauce.
One-half cup butter, cup brown
sugar, | teaspoon vanilla, 4 table
spoons cream.
Cream, butter, add sugar slowly and
milk and flavoring drop by drop to
prevent speration
Fruit Cocktail.
One can pineapple, IL dozen bana-
mas, 2 grapefruit, pint strawber
ries, l cup sugar.
Cut fruit into small pieces. Add
sugar and mix we'll Put in cool
place to chill. Serve in cocktail
glasses.
Mint Sauce for Lamb.
Hall envelope gelatine, IL cup cold
water, ! cup sugar, cup vinegar,
IL teaspoon salt, few grains paprika,
! cup finely chopped mint leaves,
green coloring.
Soak genatine in the cold water S
minutes and then dissolve in syrup
made by boiling sugar and vinegar
five minutes. Add salt and paprika,
color green and strain. Add mint
leaves. Let stand five minutes, strain
and chill.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26
VARIETY OF srUFFINGs.

Here are recipes for the stuffing for
chickens or turkeys:
Sweet Potato Stuffing.
Bake half dozen sweet potatoe.
and when they are tender, peel them
and press them through a colander.
Add large tablespoon of butter or
two of cooking oil Then add milk
enough to make the consistency of
soft dough, and pepper and salt.
With Oysters.
Drain Is oysters, freed from shen
and grit. and mix with a tablespoon of
butter, melted, tablespoon of chopped
Parsley, ateaspoon each of sweet mar
Joram and salt, and pepper to taste
Then add uart of fine crumbs made
from the inside of the loaf of stale
bread. When melted thoroughly this
IS ready to use. Sometimes the oysters
are CHOPPED before being mixed with
the other ingredients.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

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To iron ribbons wrap them around
jar of hot water and there will be
no wrinkles.
Measure molasses in a creased cur
and you will get every bit of it.
"A sprig of parsley dipped in vine
gar and eaten after eating onions
will prevent the unpleasant odor on
the breath.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26
CHRISTMAS RECIPES.
Cranberry Jellv.

Pick over and wash one quart Gran.
berries. Seed two-thirds Gu OF raisins
add to cranberries; add one cup boiling
water and boil 20 minutes. Rub
through sieve and add to pulp two
cups. sugar and twot thirds cup scalded
seeded raisins; cook five minutes, stir
ring constantly; turn into mol previ-
ously wet with cold water. Chill and
serve.
Cold Slaw.
Shred half ahead of cabbage very
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CHRISTMAS MENUS.
Roast turkey Cranberry sauce
Mashed potatoes Brown, gravy
Sweet potatoes
Dreamed peas Bread butter, jelly
Apple and celery salad with
Boiled dressing
Sweet pickles or other relish
Plum pudding with hot sauce
Coffee
Consomme Croutons
Goose, apple stuffing, gravy
Mashed potatoes Sweet potatoes
Creamed inions Buttered beets
Fruit salad Rolls Butter
Jelly Celery Pickles
Pumpkin pie Whipped cream
cream OF celery soup Crackers
Mock duck Drowned potatoes
Buttered beans Olives Pickles
Hot rolls, butter and jelly
French steam pudding. sterling sauce
Coffee, sugar and cream
Roast pork Apple rings !
Drowned SWEET potatoes GRAVY
Buttered turnips
Apple, grape and nut salad
Rolls Butter
Steamed cranberry pudding
Coffee
Grapefruit cocktail
Roast turket, giblet gravy
Mashed potatoes SWEET potatoes
Buttered peas and carrots
Salad and rolls
Cranberry jelly Mint ielly
Apple pie la mode
Coffee
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26

with coffee. At a late hour, before
being dismissed by prayer, the grand
children brought their. grandfather
in and formed circle around him
and gave IS rahsl rahssl
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26

THE MERCENARY PROF.
Said teacher of much erudition,
II deplore the poor workman's condi-
ton"
When he learned what they earned,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26
His profession he spurned -
And became high paid mechan;c;,r

FOR SALE-NICE. GENTLE INDIAN.
e7PoRRy; cheap If taken at once; phons
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-26

Shred half ahead of cabbage very
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
LECTURES
ON Current TOPICS
BEGIN ON SATURDAY

The first Of a series Of Current
Event lectures will be given by Miss
Janet Richards, Of Washington, 2, g.,
at the Auditorium. Naval Academy, on
Saturday. December 4th. at II q. m.
Season tickets for this series Of lee
tures may be obtained from Mrs.
Anon Bronson, Porter Row. Naval
Academy; Mrs. Richard Wainwright,
Jr.. Cumberland Court. or Mrs X. A.
Theobald. Quarters 81. Naval Acad-
emy There may be many .unable 70
attend the whole series who might de-
sire 10 go to-one or more Of the 1ec-
lures. Admission lis therefore By sea
son ticket 1851, or BY payment Of s..
for single lectures.
Although reason subscriptions SO
far have been solicited only from THE
ladies' of Annapolis, the privilege Of
subscribing is equally open TO any Of
the gentlemen who may be interested
Miss Richards talks in Washington
.Sew York. an delseWhere have alMays
been we'll patronized by men as we'll
as women
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
ENFORCEMENT FIGURES
PROMISED BY KRAMER

Facts and figures as to the eff"e-
iyeness Of prohibition enforcement IN
Maryland will be made public within
l few days by Prohibition Gommij-
sioner John H Kramer
Upon these figures VIII M -t1TTsn1- 1-tfsr
Commissioners decision whether
speeding up and an intensive drive
will be necessary.
Nr Kramer, who has been occupied
With work in other states, exlects S..
have the data for Maryland ii hard
BY tomorrow, according 20 dispatch, i
from Washington.
A statement issued last night ~
SIR Kramer showed that betwe =
January 16 and October 1 there hid
been $500 arrests for liquor law yin-
lations in the Pennsylvania, New JeF-
sey and Delaware districts. He 50 i
he was encouraged by this slowint
the trend Of public opinion and tlie
disposition OF local authoritia 70 c
operate
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
SANTA CLAUS FIRST
APPEARANCE TONIGHT

Santa Claus. that dear old saint
that the children all love. will make
his first appearance tonight for this
season in Annapolis, at the Presby-
terian Church lecture room
The occasion will be the Christ
mas Sale and cafeteria supper. Santa
will find prettily decorated Christ
mas Tree, brightly lighted with col
ored electric lights. which will add
TO the other attractions.
Dolls Of all sizes and kinds. hand
dressed for the occasion will be there
and rase enr9stln1ty ~ be ct.eg-
- o 52v 5a1,s Sc ss--s..-...ss -.-g-
-g = y--..ea ss.o- e5 cs--.s - s-gs
Besides dolls there viii be toys Of
every kind and description, handker.
chiefs and aprons, doilies and tray
covers, knitted slippers and bootees,
ard all things useful and ornamental
for Christmas gifts There will also
be SSIe Of cake aud csDdy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
BLUEACKET MARINES
FOOTBALL GAME WILL
ATTRACT BIG CROWD

Many bluejackets and Marines at
tached to the NAVAL Academy, as Well
rs from the Washington Navy Yard
ara other nearby naval stations are
planning to witness the football game
to be played on Homewood Field, Bal
timore. Saturday afternoon between
the elevens Of Great Lakes Training
Station, Chicago, and the Marines q
nc Training station III Quantieo, Va.
Tickets are now being distributed
ainong service and ex-seryice men
4 crowd Of several thousand enthu-
siasts are expected 70 Witness the
game
Many nofables Of the Navy and
Marine Corps Will 20 q Baltimore
sor Tie event and 20o1 or 50 OF the
uanfico Marines will hold parade
through The streets OF the city prior
to the game, which will start at 2.30-
The procession Will be headed by
General smedley Butler, command
ant Of the Virginia station.
Secretary 81 the Navy Josephus
Daniels. Major General Lejeune, conl-
mander Of the Marine Corps. and
Rear Admiral Scales. sunerintendent
If the Naval Academy, are expected
0 attend the game Delegations Will
90 from Washington and Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
.CL YDE KING MAY COME
OUT AS HEAVY WEIGHT
BOXER At ACADEMY

Clyde King. right tackle Of the mid
shipments football team, and who
stroked the worlds champion eight
cared she'll crew in the Olympic clas-
sic. probably will join the candidates
for the Navy boxing team, who have
now started upon active work. #
he does. he would enter for the mn
limited weight class.
Boxing is booming at the Academy
as the squad Of candidates now NUM-
bers 800 Spike" Webb. the head
coach. Will soon reduce this to about
70. however. The schedule for the
Middle mitmen viii include matches
with Pennsylvania Sta College Yale
niversity OF Pennsyivania. aud tile
University Of Toronto. it is expected
Mission. last years champion heavy
weight. will 70 to the light heavy
weight division this year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
B. Y. P. j. INSTITUTE
OPENS WITH PROMISE

With large gathering Of Baptists
and their friends III attendance The
Baptist Young Peoples Union Tnsti-
tute opened last night in College Ave
nue. Baptist Church
The Rev. 4. a. Handy, Of Balti-
more. State secretary in SUNDAY
School work and the -. Y. r II. gave
a most helpful talk on Organization
of the Bible school, Prof s. s.
Handy, Of ST. Johns College spoke
III an instructive manner On "Imagi-
nations Of the Mind
This evening at 80 the Rev. X. 4.
Handy will present another phase Of
the important subject on which he
spoke at last nights Workers Insti-
tute of the b. T. 2. IL
DR.. Sewers will speak tonight on
tho subject Memory and tomorrow
evening other helpful talks will be
given, when Mr. Apsey, State presi-
dent OF the b. y. z. u, with others
from Baltimore will be present
Stereopticon views Will be shown
and supper will be served at $50, to
which all are cordially ivited The
slogan is Come and L..ng a Friend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
BOONE SCHOOL NOW IN
MD. /. ASSOCIATION

Another member was added TO the
siaryland lntersehoiastic Association
ii i meeting OF that organization at
ilanleMooa Baltimore, last night
.seYsri school Boone this county Is
the newcomer and viii be represented
in the assoeiatipn's baseball league
and also lie wrestling tournament TO
he held al Gilman Country School this
year
Tie tournament will be held under
the auspices of the prep. organization.
Last year Gilman boosted wrestling
Hi schoolhay circles 100 per cent. By
staging the tourney This year il is
believed that the ontry list will be
much larger. as much interest has
been aroused in the schools
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
UNIVERSITY CLUE

With d program Of interest. mstrue-
ion and entertainment promised. tle
University Club will hold lis regul Z
'ortnighfly meeting tonight II ~ =
DoMeil Hall, st Johns College
Associate Professor Alcxaniier Fl
irgham. u the Nayal Acad,nly, s.l.
give i paper on s'Infinity.' and Ass !.
late Professor Sidney Gum will giec
another on "Ossianic Literatur,
while j. X. Wilmer will present the
subject "Parsi Towers Of Silence.
The usual discussion will follow
md a light supper viii be served tl.e
members and their friends during tie
social session
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
NAVY ELEVEN GIVEN
NINTH PLACE AMONG
BIG FOOTBALL TEAMS

!. q. -
IS ny 10y -s'.''i ss'''@
ninth in the ranking q ing ien ha
elesens 81 the East by I low rs
Kelly. a New York sport Wri,r ms
Princeton Tigers are gwen t4e III
FOR flrsi honnrs. Harvard sec md. nc
pftfshurglr ana pcnnsyhan8.i s Il,
are placed on 4 nar for third plte,4
Fitth nlace is given to boston to!irfe,
six,h te Dartmouth. seventh ii ltte.
.irhth ta brown and tenth ta Ar3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
CHURCH TRAINING
SERVICE INSPIRES
MANY YOUNG FOLK

Tie church training service was
largely attended last night a. First
Methodist Episcopal Church. State
circle The attendance was larger
than that Of last week, about one
hundred and fifty persons being
present
After an inspirational song serv-
Zee, the minister, Rev II ". Burgan,
ID ID, read the 18th Psalm the Psalm
hat was read hy President elect
Harding few SUNDAYS ago when ne
was asked to take active part u
religious service .on sAjpsb0erd4 Foi-
loving the Scripture reading the pas
81 gave brief devotional talk on
IIos 10 approach God in prayer
The stady courses we're then taken
IS six in nunler covering the Bible
lnd Missions. the Church and the
xeighforhood. Sunday school Teacher
Training Persona Evangelism the
Life OF CHRIST and the History of
Methoaism.
on account ~ TIE large number Of
toys and girls attending the service
II additional class for boys IS being
formed With Mrs Maude Biles as the
teacher When the classes reas-
semtled HI the lecture room ot the
church hffeen volunteer prayers We're
offerest. and the service closed with
the henediction hy Ut Burgan a
sf,n{l.,r scryiee will be held next We'd
nesdag night III : o'cl0ck.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
NAVY SWIMMERS
ARRANGING SCHEDULE

Navy will begin its swimming sea
son on January Is with tank encoun-
ter with Johns Hopkins in the pool al
The Academy, following that match
with Univorsity Of PENNSYLVANIA on
January % Princeton swimmers will
be met on the last Saturday in Janu-
ary, completing the water schedule
for the month
Several Of the Navy dates for the
pool have not yet been fixed. but will
PROBABLY be announced within 4 few
days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
Continues On Paxe s.!
DEMPSEY PREFERS
GENTLE BOXING
TO FOOTBALL

One of the most interesting
spectators at the Arlny-Nayy
football game at the Polo
Grounds. New York, was Jack
Dempsey, heavy weight boxing
champion. Dempsey was in
terested. hut not envious.
Rough stuff he said. after
watching the two opposing
lines piled in a huge heap after
an attempt at a line plunge.
Give me a nice, gentle sport
like boxing for mine." Demp
sey had a seat on the side
lines near corner of the field
and was the center of an adj
miring throng Of jackies be-
tween the halves. The jackics
tried TO get his opinino on The
game, with the result as just
related.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
POPULAR MUSICAL PLAY
EASTPORT M. E. CHURCH

The popular musical entertainment
antitled THE Reverend Dayton Up-To
Date, which has been given by mem-
bers of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. will be repeated ali the East
port Methodist Episcopal Church on
Tuesday, December Z. at 8 p, N.
If you want to have a good laugh
md enjoy an unusually good enter
talnment come TO see The Reverend
Dayton Tp-To-Date' Admission will
be 50 cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
St. ANNE'S MISSION
NEARING ITS CLOSE
But Two Days Remain OF Work
Here OF Missioner. Rev.
Henry B. Lee
QUESTION BOX ANSWERS

But two days remain in the Mission
now being held in st Anne's Church.
The service tonight will be at 80.
tomorrow, Services will be All 40 Il. nj.
and I 20 p. N. For the last Service.
auestions which have been placed IN
the question box will be answered. It
will also he a special time Of re-dedi-
cation and a simple printed form of
service has been prepared; the bap-
smal and confirmation promises Will
he reafllmed. AT this closing meets
Ing on Friday every baptized person
slianll Be nreSent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
CHIEF JUDGE BOYD'S
CONDITION IMPROVED

Chief Justice 4. Hunter Boyd Of
the Maryland Court of Appeals, who
hsa been indisposed at his home IN
Cumberland the last few days is re-
ported today in an improved condi-
tion. Though his illness has not been
OF Il serious nature, Judge Boyd has
been prevented from attending the
sessions of the Appellate tribunal this
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
Before The Magistrate

Clarence johnson, eolored, was ar
rested this morning By Otiicer Fame on
the charge Of disorderly conduct
The accused had hearing before
Justice w $. Welch. and was found
guilty. A fine and cost, amounting TO
s275. was imposed and paid and the
accused dismissed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
Licensed To Wed

The following marriage license Of
local interest was issued in Baltimore
Yesterday
BAsIL-sEARS Harry Basil. Gam
hrills, Md, and Ida Sears, Best Gate
Md
The groom is a brother Of Frank y
Basil, this city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
PRESENTATION MADE BY
FORMER MAYOR DOUW

I}y way '0s Srrr a4ssq%sr rzSqa tianrof
iis ability It's i coach az rowing crews.
IS Aetl ls Il testimonial of Tie warm
1riends hip which MS fellow p'abnen
hold for HIM members III the Anna
Fola.ul Club. Of annapolis, the only
arEanizatGn Of IT'S Eind III the citN
last night presented a handsome sl
yer loying cup appropriately en-
srave,l - Richard 4 Glendan. Of
Boston, mentor Of the midshipnlen
rev that won the Worlds Cham
pionship race II the Olympic games
Il Antwerp Glendons crew also
iroke fhe worlds record for 1000
meter brush
The event was arranged as sur
Yrise to Dick The veteran coach
aas been al his home in ihe North
since returning from abroadA The
local Club. OF which he Is d member,
extended him an Invitation TO attend
d spread hast night He accepted.
The cup which Is the work OF Stieif,
~ Baltimore, had, IN the mcaniine
been secured The feast was marked
BY an unusual large attendance OF
elubmen At Tho appropriate time.
former Mayor John dep Douw, OF
Annapolis. OH behalf Of the Club made
tiu presentation speech IN happily
warded remarks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
PUBLIC INVITED
10
ELK 5 Memorial Service

annapolis Lodge ~ G22 2
r. u. EIks extends 4 cordial III
xitation To the III ltI.ll to At
send It's Memorial SeTNice ON
SUNDAY Aftcrnoon December q,
at y SO III the [ rclc Playhouse.
MI. ARE INVITED No.
I ARDS d4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
Congregation Inspiring

The congregation last night was in
spring, In size and in evident ahsorp-
tion ii the instructions answering OF
questions and sermon. The Missioner
treated the questions that had been
submitted IN d helpful way The
heme Of his sermon was the SUI
preme importance ofsthe spiritual ma
ture, and the victory Of the higher
desires over the lower.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
LOVING CUP GIVEN
GLENDON. COACH Of
CHAMPION OARSMEN

Veteran Mentor OF Midslipmcn
Who Won World Event AT
Olympic Games. Honored By
Members OF Annapolitan Club
AT Spread
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
Ihc Mlssioner,s sermon

His text was from Galatians. 9Th
Chapter, 18th verse The flesh LUST
eth against the spirit and the spirit
against the flesh. and these are cons
trary the one to the other The Miss
sioner said iii part
There arc two sides 10 mans ma,
ture. He is material and animal on
one side and linked with the world
about him.
He is on the other side made in
the image Of God Each side Of man
needs care and attention or it cans
not thrive and grow.
The physical side Of man presses
In the most emphatic way upon our
tKr,K e
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-02
G.Iendon's Acceptance

In accepting the testimonial, Coach
Glendon among other things, said
the members OF the Annapolitan Club
might well feel that they had largo
part in tho victory, for he said, the
project pf making the tFarN alsroad ~fer
he Olympic event virtually originated
N discussions among the clubmen at
evening gatherings. later Being plaeed
before The Athletic authorities Of tho
Naval Academy, and Official perrnis-
sion finally secured for the plan
The coach spoke Of his warm at
,achment for the midshipmen, and
particularly for his eliminates, with
whom he has been associated many
years. and said no place in the conn-
ry and no people could make him hap
pier for the celebration, than right
nere
tom. Howard Lauds Coach
III addition % tho presentation adj
.lrcss by Major Douw, brief speeches
'sgaA fsJ Hrfr : narfSS s,y1 II