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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-09
Cuvernu| gree
Core abdiCarea
|ui ConStantin
PARIS, 8 Dec. Guvernul
gree q TRIMS o nota fcstului rege
Constantin cerindu-i sa abdice
imediat in favoarea printului de
coroana, zice 0 telegrama pri-
mita astazi din Atena.
CONSTANTIN REFUZA SA
ABDICE. - Isl PREGA-
TESTE BAGAJUL SA
PIECE LA ATENA.

LUCE2NA, Elvetia 8 Dec. -
Fostul rege al Greciei, Constan-
tin, nu vrea sd abdice in favoarea
fiului sau, George, s'a declarat
astazi aici de catra profesorul
Georgios streit, consilierul intim
a lui Constantin.
"Popoaul gree vrea pc Cons
tantin Gu alta hotarire ca abdi-
carea lui va produce probabil o
revolutiune in Grecia," a adaogat
profesoru STREET.. Printul Geor-
&c Sc afla Ia Bucuresti Gu logod-
MICA lui 81 nu va pleca din Con-
stanta ci Sc va uri Gu Constantin
in timpul calatoriei sa intre i'm
preuna Gu fatal sau in Atena.
Constantin GU suita Sc va i'm.
barca probabil simbata pc trans.
atlanticul Patria, Ia Brindisi.
&C. p. Casanges din New Yorh
81 Louisville, care a fost ales de.
putat in Camera greaca in alege
rile recente 81 a sosit astazi aici
venind din Atena, zice Cd poporul
gree este att de entusiasma'
pentru Constantin ca nu este in
stare sd realizeze ca aliatii POI
aplica amenintarea lor sa retraga
aiutorul financiar acordat Gre
ciei.
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ALT CONTRA-TORPlLOR
TRECE LA D'ANNUNZIO

TRIEST, 9 Dec.-Un alt con
tra-torpilor al guvernului italian a
trecut pc partea fortelor lui ID An
nunziO, acesta e contra-torpllorul
No. 6S-P. N. care stationa la Alb
bazia. Contra-torpilorul facea
parte din escadroanele care au pus
blocada asupra oraSulul Fiume.
Legnnarii poetului au facut pri-
mire grandioasa noului aderent, la
fel cum all facut 81 celor de pc
distrugatorul Bronzetti care a ire
cut pc partea lor acum de curind.
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C0MISlA De ANCHETA
AMERICANA OPRITA De
a MERGE IN IRLANDA

WASHINGTON, 8 Dee. - Am
basada englcza a refuzat ca Sc vi
zeze pasapoartele membrilor din
comisia speciala Gle ancheta ameri-
cana care a fost aleasa spre a mer-
&c in Irlanda ca Sc studieze condi-
title din aceia tara. (
Aceasta inseamna ca membrii a.
cestei comisii vor Fl opriti de a vi
zita Marea Britanie.
Decisiunea -lui Sir Auckland
Geddcs, aWbasadorul englez, de a
nu VIA pasapoartele membrilor
din comisia numita, q fost adusa la
cunostinta lui William acDonald,
prin 0 scrisoare trimisa de primul
secretar al ambasadei. Continutul
scrisorii urmatorul:
"Referitor Ia aplicatiile DIV. de
a viva pasapoartele unor domni din
comitetul DIV. alesi ca sd mearga in
Regatul Unit 81 sa faca ancheta in
Irlanda, sunt instruat de catra
ambasadorul Majestatii Sale ca Sd
va informez ca vizita ce VII pro
pus a face pc teritorul Angliei MT
este placuta guvernului Majestati
Sale. Deci pasapoartele nu vor +
vizate. Oficialitatile engleze din
New York au PRINT instructii il
l-acest sens"
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DINA MAC SWINEY VA
FACE DEPoSITIUNI
Sora lui MacSwiney produce
senzatie.

WASHINGTON, 9 Dec.-Comi-
siunea neoficiala americana pen.
tru investigated conditiunilor din
Irlanda va asculta astazi depozi-
tiunile d-nei Muriel MacSwiney
vaduva Lord Maiorului orasului
Cork.
COmisiunea a fost informata dt
ambasada engleza de aici ca Sc va
refuza VIA pasapoartelor liberate
pentru comisiune de Departamen.
tul Statului, GU scop de a merge
in 1rlanda Sc investigheze condi.
tiunile de acolo.
Comisiunea a ascultat eri pe
D-ra MacSwiney, sora reposat,,lu
Major dc Cork.
Dina MacSwiney VENT dupa
amiaza. Sosirea Ell fost semnalu
unei demonstrat!uni ins,lfletit,
din partea unui public de peste
! 600 ipersoanc care Sc afla in hala
D-na MacSwiney a seZut lingo
cumnata-sa, care facea deposi
tinni 81 D-soara Jane Adams, {
membra a comisiunei, : a aplecat
in mai multe rinduri asupra mar
torei 81 de cite-ya orr dat dir
cap, rizlnd, La acuzarile D-Soare
MacSwiney impotriva Engliterei
D-soara MacSwiney, de 10 an
invatatoare in scolile irlandeze
a ,proyocat senzatia zilei cind !
recunoscut ca republican, irlan
dezi au dorit 81 au asteptat aju
tor din partea Germaniei.
moi ne allan in stare de raz
boiu Gu Englitera a afirma
dinsa, Isl am avut perfect
dreptate Sd alegem Germania q
aliata noastra.
Moi am fl dorit mai bine s.
alegem Franta ca aliata, fiind-c;
legaturile noastre Gu ca dainuies
de multi, dar Franta era aliat
Marei Britanii, asa ca ce putea
lfacef
! ''Franta lfust foarte pornit
asupra noastra, 81 numai moarte
fratelui meu a mai domolit sp
ritele".
J Use poate ca Ell vol fnstrain
uncle simpatii Americana prin
spune ca am fl primit ajutorl
.. Germaniei, daca lam fl av,ut
;, 1916. Daca e ASA, rog pc Amer
cani sd lase sa predomineze sin
: tul lor de justitie.
+ l asF
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-09

tare propunerilor de revizuire a
tarifelor sunt:
Pentru chemicale, uleiuri 81
farburi, la 6, Z 81 s Ianuarie; ola
rie Isl sticlarie, 10 81 IL Tan. !;
meta!e 81 fabricatiile de metale,
II, 13 81 IA lam; lemne 81 fabri-
cattle de lemn, Is 81 II Ian.
zahar, molases 81 derivatele lor,
Is 81 19 Ian; tutun 81 derivatele
lui 20 Ian; produsele agricultu.
rale 81 provizii, q, % 81 % Ian.
alcool, vim 81 'beut,lri, %, rs 81 q
lam; bumbac 81 fabricatiile din
Ell, 26 81 q Ian. etc. etc.
Acest program da sasa septa-
mini pima va fl completat 81 alte
doua saptamini pima recordurile
vor fl tiparite.
Este absolut necesar ca sd Sc
faca aceste ascultari cit mai GU.
rind, pentru ca tformularea unu
project de lege la multi timp, dc
pilda, in 1908 s'au inceput ascul.
tarile in luna Nov. 81 proiectul
"a putut fl gaia de cit in luna
August 1909.
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ARANjAREA
PLEBlSCITULUI
DIN wilma

GENEVA, 8 Dec.-Un membru
din consiliul Ligei Natiunilor a
informal pc un correspondent al
Preset Associate ca S 'au facut aran-
jamente pentru tinerea plebiscitu-
lui in tinutul Wilma 81 ca refuzul
guvernului lituan de a lasa fortele
aliate ca Sc 1ntre in aceasta zon3
Sc datoreste unei mistificari. Gu.
vernul Lituaniei >dupa explicarile
date, Sc asteapta ca Sc coopereze
Gu consiliul ligei spre a gaia ell
mai curind aranjamentele necesart
in acest scop 81 care sunt in pro
gres.
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REGELE DANEMARCEl
LA PARIS

PARIS, 8 Dec.-Regele Chris
tian 81 regina Alexandra a Dane
marcel, au sosit aici All 81 vor sta
in Paris patru zile. VHita lor MI
este oficiala, insa este interpretata
in cercurile diplomatice ca ex-
presume de multumire pentru re-
intoarcerea la Danemarca a tinu-
tului Schleswig.
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INSTIINTARE

Gu perere de rau aducem la
cunostinta onor. Soc. 81 Abonen-
tilor nostri, caci nu mai avem
calendare de vindut.
Cine q fost prevazator 81 a as
cultat de sfatul nostru, q avut
Calendare Ia timp, membrii socie-
tatilor care inca nu q procurat
"a - grabeasca . cumpara de Ia
sediul Societ4tilor.
Deci VI rug&zn q nu mai tri-
mete bani pentru calsndare, caci
banii se 1napoiasa ~ spessle
Dlvoaetrx.
AU1GIl(InEnATTA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-09

Alexandra Vaida in Clllj, am ce-
rut parerea fostului prim minis
tru al Romlniei, asupra recunoas-
terri Basarabiei. Am intrebat mai
intliu pc dl Vaida daca a print
telegrama stuldentilor romini de
Ia Paris, pe care au publicat-o
ziarele, In care tineretul stadios
Isl exprima omagiile pentru opera
1ndeplinita de d-sa la conferintd
pacei 81 ce impresie are.
: Nu am primit telegrama, dar
am celtic i'll ziarc, InIpresia Tri-
init pc calea aceasta multumirile
mele, att studentilor nostri din
Paris, cit 81 d-lui Take Ionescu.
Celor dintIi pentru aducerea a.
minte; d-lui ministru de externe,
pentru gestul de european. Iti
poti da seama, Cd dupa ce vii
torul'' d-lui Brateanu m a tim
brat de mincinos. vestind lumei ca
nu am obtinut recunoaSterea Ba-
sarabiei, lar 'RenaSterea" d-lul
lGoga, prezentat ca un Santaj
din partea mea. recllnoaSterea OBJ
tinuta la Londra, acuma STINT O
satisfactie vazind ca insusi d-nul
Tache Ionescu, GU deplina leali-
tate, statoreSte adevarul.
- De ce aliatii nu au incheiat
Gu DIV. tratatul referitor la recu-
noasterea definitiva a alipirei Ba.
sarabiei?
- La Conferinta am reusit sd
doblndesc aceasta recunoaStere s.
ca mia fost notificata ca defin:.
tiva in mod Official, formal. Nein
crederea Aliatilor insa fata DE-
metodele diplomatice carl - G
stiau mai bine decit mine cum $
prin cine - paralisau la Bucu
resti eXccutarea angajamentelo1
| pc carl lie luam in calitatea me;
oficiala, la indemnat sd conditio
neze intrarea in pima valoare d.
drept trata tului 81 semnarea lu
de Ia retragerea trupelor noastr'
pc linia de frontiera statorita d,
conferinH 81 primita de moi.
= Este adevarat ca spre a oh
tine Basarabia att intirziat Ii
Londra, cu riscul de a Fl demi
! sionat?
/ Mute reprosuri mi-au fos
facut din partca amicilor din sinu
i. opozitiei rationale carl aveau
credinta ca daca m 'aSi ii reintors
. aSi fl reusit sd paralizez intrigil
intemeiate pc calomnii, prin cal
Sc submina guvernul prezidat d
mine 81 ca aSi fl putut saliva cor
stitutionalismul.
NJ am fost 81 nu sunt att d
optimist sd cred ca asi fl putu
avea alta putere. Este ins4 cea
Cd venind atunci acasa asi fl rises
sd nu obtinem recant asterea B;
sarabiei 81 sd suferim 0 dureroas
!. modificare a granted noastre di
: apus. Oar despre acestea vol vorl
cind va sosi momentul.
/ - Conditiile umilitoare a
il controlului international carl v,
e tama adinc suveranitatea tar
4 v'au fost plse 81 DIV. in discutii
/ de la conferinta?
e - M! 81 am convingerea .
e daca asi Fl putlt sta inca 10
It zile la Londra, aducind la cum
'e stinta conferintei cd trupele SUI
D -1retrase, nu nj $ ar Fl impus ace
sta umiire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-09

Republican, Sc pun pc munCa
Sc ANUNTA REvIZUIREA LEGII PENTRU DARl IN
Gel MAI SQUIRT TIMP.
LUCRARILE vOR INCEPE IAkEDlAT

WASHINGTON, 8 Dec. - Pre-
gatiri pentru schimbare radicala
a legilor pentru dari 81 a tarifelor
vor Fl facute in decursul sesiunii
congresului de acum, de catre ma
joritatea republican,, in acord ell
dorinta presedintelui ales Warren
&. Harding.
Lucrarile preliminare vor fl STIR
site pima la 4 Martie, adica inaintc
de inaugurarea noului presedinte,
lar resultatele vor ii submise in
sesiunea speciala pc care o va con-
voca Harding, dupa ce Sc va sui
pc scaunul presidential al Statclor
Unite, cu scopul ca sa Sc procedezc
fara intirziere la votarea legilor
necesare.
All seara s'a anuntat un pro-
gram concret, de catre fruntasii
camerei Representations.
Dupa cum anuntat represen-
tantul Joseph w. Fordney din
Michigan, dupa ce s'a tinut o
conferinta "a membrilor majori-
tatii din comisia parlamentara,
pregatirile, din partea comisiei
parlamentare insarcinata Gu a.
ceasta munca, vor incepe imediat
Pregatirile pentru revizlirea
tarLfelor vor incepe la 6 Ianuarie
81 vor continue pima la vre-o
doua ori trei saptamini inainte
de expirarea sesiunei din present.
D. Fordney a dat publicitatii
datele care vor fl luate in consi-
derare referitor la tarife 81 dari.
Aceste planuri ale fruntasilor
majoritatii all fost schitate in
accord GU raportul anual catra
congrcs al ministrului finantelor.
Ministru finantelor sustine ca
llu nici o speranta de a Sc re-
duce taxarile, cu toate aceste re-
romanda profunda schimbarc
in legilc dc dari insa dcclara ca
nu vor p,itea fl puse in aplicare
de cit numai dlpa patru ami de
zile. venitclc anuale ale tarii tre-
buie mentinute Fl de cite
$4,000, 100000.
III propunc abolizarea lcgii pen
tru darea pc venitcle in cxces
climinarea unor dari puse pc
uncle articole considerate de lux
intre care darca pusa pc beutu.
rifle racoritoare 81 sd Sc reajusteze
ratelc de dare din grupurilc maj
in starite a caror venite sunt ma
mari
Ratele propuse de lninistru Ii
nantelor cuprinde 81 ridicarea Gu
2 procente la venitele sub $4,000
81 4 proccnte la venitele fntrt
$4,000 81 $4,000.
PrcSedintelc comisiei parla
mentare a spus ca pc data CT
comisia va avea timpul necesal
de a studia recomandatiile IA
cute in raportul ministrului d.
tinante, ministrul finantelor v.
fl chemat ca sd apara inainte'
acestei comisii spre q e0plic;
punctul lui de vedere.
D. Fordney s'a exprimat ere
dinta cd ministrul finantelor or
vre-unul dintre subalternii lu
care va fl fnsarcinat ca sal re
presinte, va apare fnaintea comi
siei, probabil saptam1na viitoare
Dupa ce Sc va sOnda oplnl
ministrllui finantelor, vor fl che
matt 81 alti e1perti ca sa-s
spuna parerile.
3 ''Aceasta comisie", a spus q
Fordney, "doreste Ca sd obtin
cit Sc poate mai multe informant
in tinlpul eel avem Ia dispositi'
deci vom fmparti timpul asa 9
AZ putem obtine cit mai mult
informatii pima Ia sarbatori"
Date1e c6nd se vor ida asc
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-07

form. Undaunted by the staggering
blow, the trustees, steelel in the
school Of adversely and hard knocks,
Immediately got busy with the work
Of reparation. The trials and tribula-
tons Of the JCRS Throughout. its ex-
istence in weathering financial
storms and steering the ship in safe
waters will serve US in good stead
in this adversely when the elements
opposed US. We are confident Of over
coming all difficulties by the cheer
ing consciousness Of having the back
Continued on Page 16).
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-07

Scarcely had the last embcrs of
the Infirmary building ceased their
baleful glow than plans for restora-
ton Of the loss began to assume
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-07
Friday May Z. 1920.
QUARTER MILLION DOLLAR RE.
BUILDING CAMPAIGN.

Plans Under Way for Bigger and
Better Sanatorium-Immediatc Re-
storation Imperative Modern
Structure to House $50 Patients.
Increasing Sanatorium Capacity to
ESQ.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
MARYLAND TO HAVE
SECOND GAME PRESERVE

State Game Warden +. Lee LIE
Compile. just returned from the pro-
posed new game preserve at Meadow
Mountain. Garrett county. announced
that his department had decided to
AXE over the 1.500-acre tract which
F. F. Nicola. a wealthy coal mine
operator of Pittsburgh. has donated
o Maryland for this purpose. Wit
Mr.. LeCompte on the inspection wa.
Iohn NJ Phillips. chairman of tn
lame Commission of Pennsylvania,
In addition to the $500 acres II
he heart of Meadow Mountain Mr.
Nicola, it was stated. has set aside
ltout 5000 acres surrounding thI
ract. which will be posted warnin;
against trespassing or killing the
game which may stray over tho
boundaries of the preserve. 1t Is
contemplated to liberate in the re
fuge game adapted to the territory
such as wild turkey, ruffed grouse
md deer.
This will DE the second game pre-
serve established by the department
his year. the other being at Loeb
Raven. Baltimore. county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
baltimore Guests AZ
Naval Academy Luncheon

Admiral and Mrs Archibald II
Scales will give large luncheon at
the Superintendent residence on the
United States Naval Academy grounds
Saturday before the Army-Navy game,
which will be the big event preceding
The annual June Week at the Acad-
envy Many Baltmoreans will come
down for the game, and among those
invited to the luncheon are Mrs
James II. Preston. Miss Alice Wilks
Preston and Miss Mary Bond Preston,
who will be guests of Governor
Richie and his mother, Mrs. Albert
Richie. at the Government House for
The weekend and will attend the
Army-Navy game with them. Mrs.
Victor Smith. formerly of Baltimore
and now of New York. with Miss
Dorothy Cabell, of Richmond, a cousin
90 Governor Richie, also will be
house guests at the Government
House
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
FARMERS ACQUAINTED
WITH ADVANTAGES OF
GOVERNMENT FUNDS

Endorsement of the use by farmers
of Treasury Savings Certificates as
means OF investment Of surplus funds
was voted unanimously at a recent
meeting in Washington, ID G, Of
members OF the Board of Governors o.!
the National Board of Farm Organiza-
lions.
Members of the Board felt" said
Charles A. Lyman. secretary of the
National Board. that too much could
not be done to make farmers aequaint-
ed with the advantages of Government
securities in these times when many
issues of alleged securities OF
doubtful or no worth are being offered
the public, and at time when Sc
curities of all kinds are subject to err
ratio fluctuations in value.
The Treasury Savings Certificlte,
the Board felt. was particularly adapt
able to the needs of the farmer be-
cause il does not fluctuate in value,
and because il is always quickly con-
yertible into cash This latter feature
makes il of particular value for the
investment of funds which will be
needed a few months later, such as
harvest and planting money.
1.-THE Board also calls attention Il
the unexcelled opportunity for more
permanent investment now offered 10y
Liberty Bonds. 1t is. of course, as
certain as our existence as a nation
that these bonds will be redeemed at
fore to buy them at as low figure as
SS4 on the 500. as some issues are
now selling. is a remarkable one. Not
since the days of the Civil War has
there been the chance to make such
assured profits in Government securi-
ties. All issues of IA per cent
bonds are now selling at prices to re-
turn better than per cent, and some
better than 6 per cent.
"In addition TO these opportunitie
to make profits in hard cash, there is
as great or greater good for the farm
er as a class in the general popular
purchase of Liberty Bombs because OF
the necessity of relieving the banks OF
a large part of their holdings of Gov
eminent securities. The banks, under
the necessity of keeping their assets
in liquid form TO meet the demands OF
the producer, the manufacturer, and
the dealer. must reduce their at pres
ent isproportionately large holdings
of Liberty Bonds, There is but one
way in which this can be accomplish
ed, and that is by continued popular
purchase.
1T is the price adjustment neces-
sary to bring this about that has
forced Liberty Bonds to their present
price levels, and financial observers
are a unit in predicting a sharp in
crease in values as soon as the tide of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
Musical Treat
" y. ". {. 4.

officers of the Young Woman's
Chr ,ian Association and friends or
oa.. de- as well, were given a rare
ma .al treat last night by three
'na9I men visitors in town. They
ar. T Schut,ler. violinist: J. Miller
bal a.sl and Mr. MacGargle. who
Plays The saXophone. All are talent
rt Young musicians as attested by
.ss evenings musical program, so
ts sA.tully rendered at the ~" The
1a"a accompanies was Miss Thelma
he. Her. herself a skilled musician.
Fl, young men musicians are ira
sHs statesmen. who came here re-
Gently from Chicago. The firm adj
''r~e for musicians only" al
though arey are not selling musical
Instruments The idea is that music
N eoep he boys together in a bond
e. -aod fellowship evenings, and is q
e .aa, binds"
Their playing was greatly enjoyed
.as rs" last evening. and they
Ere" . large audience on the out
side Who also appreciated their
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
sa,. Miss Spring!


Miss spring. you're foolin' me.
....f-- a song and then a chill;
.r. halfpast the mulberry tree,
,r frost still CLOWN on the brim of
-ae A.ll
r-a an cuddled and wonderin'
what's wrong,
,...., a month since May came along
He-e ID the garden OF love and
Light
~ vines won't grow and the fish
won't bite.
r. mv influence with Miss Spring.
fed ,o be that whenever I'd sing
-.ld sweep right into town and
mile
Tho an hlne back 10 the barren mile;
ug now. I MARBLE and wait and wait,
And only in dreams by the garden
gate
CAD spy her fresh. sweet, girllsh
form.
AMI her cheeks so soft and red and
warm,
.1r. Miss Spring. this never will do;
me whole worlds losin' its heart for
y5u,
THE mockin birds lay is a mere bald
croak.
And The little leaves Of the baby oak
Are sim curled up. and the violets
withCr.
And what we want is a day come
hither
with the old warm glow of the spring
upon II,
And a bright red rose on the brim of
its bonnet!
FOLGER McKINSEY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
FOR OBSERVANCE OF
CHILDREN'S DAY

Tho Sunday schools are preparing
for the celebration of Chil1ren's Day
which is usually observed the second
Sunday in June.
Already many of the schools have
commenced rehearsing hymns and
recitations for the occasion, which
will be made a special feature of the
churches this year.
In some of the Sunday schools spec
ial programs are provided by the
Church Board of Education tor thS
So . ,ra t'~.l If Children's Dav.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
Mrs. St-ahOrn
Steadily Improving

Mrs John S Strahorn. wife of Capt
Strahorn, who is a patient at the
Emergency Hospital, where she wa
subject 10 a delicate operation a fort
night ago. is making improvement
steadily The patients condition is
very encouraging to the attending
physician and nurses. as well as to
her family Her temperature is nor
NAL. pulse good, and she has an excel
lent appetite. While she may be OBJ
liged to remain at the hospital little
longer than at first anticipated. she is
doing nicely and everything is favor
able 10 speedy recovery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27

general purchase by the public sets in
"on the score then Of both self-in-
terest and national bettermeni. the
National Board OF Farm Organizations
recommends the fullest possible par
tIcipation by the farmer in the pur-
chase OF Government securities.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
College Baseball Scores

Georgetown. 6: Princeton, D.
Pennsylvania. /; Fordham, 0 90 IN
nings).
Cornell. 5: Bucknell. (l2 innings)
Army. 9: Berkeley Hall, 3.
AT College Park. Md.-Marylanc
State. Z: St Johns, ,.
AT New Haven, Conn.-Iale, Il;
Williams, l.
At Cambridge. Mass.-Harvard, /;
Holy Cross, 0.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
Guests For
Army Navy Game

Mr. and Mrs. d. Claude Handy will
entertain tomorrow for the Army
Navy game. and later at their resi-
dence on Duke Of Gloucester street.
Nr and Mrs William II. Harris and
Mir and Mrs r. Curzon Hoffman, o
Baltimore Mrs Harris is the daugh
Ter u Mrs Warfield and the late Gov
ernor Warfcld. and Mrs Hoffman is
sister of Mrs Edwin Warheld. Jr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
Mrs. Daniels
sailed For Switzerland

Mrs Daniels. wife of the Secretary
of the Navy sailed on Wednesday, May
10. aboard the S. S Royal George for
Europe where she is going 10 attend
tho eighth congress of the Interna-
uoual Woman Suffrage Alliance, in
Geneva. Switzerland, in June. The
Secretary went TO New York to see
her of and she probably will return to
the United States some time In July.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
NAVY IN UPHILL
FINALLY ROUTED
VILLA NOVA NINE
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ira bases. Featuring the hitting was
the circuit drive by Clark. Navv. to
deep left field. II was one of the
longest hits ever made on the Okla
homa field Humphricse Nays first
sacker. also knocked out a pretty
good one TO the same quarter. which
he tried to stretch into a homer and
and was tagged a few feet from
vi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27
Weekend Guests
Az Executive Mansion

Miss Alice Preston and Miss Mary
Bond Preston will be the weekend
guests of Mrs. Albert Richie and
Governor Richie at the Government
House, Annapolis. and will attend the
festivities at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-27

In 1910 there were in Bulgaria
SEQ $50 sheep. AS a result OF the
three wars in which Bulgaria has
teen engaged since that date the
number has been greatly reduced. bui
sheep-raising is still an important
bulgarian industry.