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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION

Meets every Monday st 1000 a m. at
tie Y. 81 G. a Resident and visiting
ministers always welcome Rev. ". II.
Freshley. president. Rev. =. W. Rench.
vice president. Rev. John l.. Imhof. sec
rptarV- treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
FREE METHODIST.

Erss MethodIst--PennsyIvan Az snd
Rusk o. Rev. ". \. Webster. PASTOR.
sunday school 80 $50 a. m. Paul
Sefdt1sI sup~rfneendent Preaching 81
10 80 q m. and 50 Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
AFRICAN NJ. E.

oHvot a. "a E.-Sl0 w Monroe st.
Rev. A. r. Reading pastor. Class meet.
NJ az ~ noon. led by Henry COker
sunday school az l23 .. m Henry
coker. superintendent
Tayior's a. ~. =. ues-Corner EDDY
and Caupau ats. Rev. l. y. Powell
aaafor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
ZION SERVICES.

Every sunday az g 90 .. m. liz parlors
or Progress club, Melville building. 212
s Lafayette 81. Salvation and healing
by faith IN Christ proclaimed and prac-
ticed All welcome. Free Rev. Van b
Shumaker. elder I'm charge Mrs Jennie
Shnmnknr lnlnnnpSs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
BAPTIST.

First-COrner Main aud Wayne alta.
Rev y. 8 Davis. y. L.. pastor. Res
idence 211 ". Wayne st. Bible school
az eco a. m; G. 5. stephens, superir-
ten .ent
Morning Worship at 1O:i5 Sermon
theme. The Church Awakened by
Prayer" b. Y p L. at -, led by
Hiss Rachel Davis Evening worship az
80 Sermon. Accountability" Wed
nesday Bible study at go D. M
prayer meeting az 10.
Calvary formerly Quincy Street)-
Corner California and Blaine avs. How
ard Beldou Leonard, pastor. Residence,
1919 Woodward av. Bible school az 80
a. H.; j. ". Kendall. superintendent.
First Swedish - Corner Laurel and
Napier ste Services az 1870 e. m and
30 p. m
Mt. Zion-Rev. J. r Smartt. pastor.
All ages. ~ a. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
Sunday at the Churches

NJ. John J. Shafer. superintendent.
Mems Fellowship club at sc a. m.
DI. q. a Lippiucott, leader Morning
worship &C 10 10. Address by Hon q.
NJ Hudson, presenting the work Of the
Anti Saloon league. AIidweeS meeting
Wednesday at Z 30 D. m. Annual mis-
siOnary thimble Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs W. .. Davies, OH W.
Washington av.
Trinity-Rer. NJ n Rodgers. pm. d.
minister Bible school at Q 80 a. IN.
T. b. French, superintendent morn
ing worship at 10 :45: Christian en-
deavor at 6:45; evening worship at z so.
The themes Of the pastors sermons viii
be Blessed. and a Blessing" and
Gods PIumbline" The G. F. topic ID
"A strong Character and How IL is At
tanned"
Hope-Leer and Dayton sts Edwin -.
Ne stef, minister. Bible school az 80
a. M, Frank Retiring. superintendent
Granger-Rsv. larris. pastor. Sunday
school at 2 .f0 a. m Divine Worship az
lO.46 a. m. every sunday. Everybody
Welcome.
hungarian Corner cry aud Wash.
lngtOn SITS. Rev. John Desc. pastor.
sunday school at o 900 a. m. Church
services at 1000 a. u. Vesper services
az 100 D. no.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
EVANGELICAL

Zion-Corner Wayne ana -. Peter SITS.
Rev Waldemar GodenNy, pastor. sun
day school az p.15 a. IN, Charles Weber,
superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

Auten Chapel. g. NitSche, CaA -.
Residence 23O4 Lincoln way W. Mish,
awake. Bible school at 1900 a. m
Jesse Barnes. superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

Corner Main and Monroe SITS Rev. F.
StrOm. pastor. sunday school at
$50 a. M; Oscar Bergstedt, superin-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

wesleyan IN =. Broadway. Rev.
Glen C. Payne, pastor Residence 1907
n Rush st Sabbath school at 2 30 q.
10. NJ Z. Porter. superintendent.
Rev Jessie Whitecott0n. evangelist.
III preach sunday mo morning AZ 10 $50
D %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

thousands and tens OF thousands
OF Jews 70 be burnt at the stake
or "to be bounded about Europe"
Granting this 20 be true. for the
sake Of the argument, is II reason
able TO think that such Jews were so
ignorant as TO be Indifferent 70 the
nature Of the organization which
was prosecuting and killing them
In view Of the fact that monarchs
and rulers Of all civilized nations
have been anxious TO be regarded
as Christians is It possible TO be
lieve that the average Jew took no
interest in such a religion? Is il
sensible 20 believe that the average
Jew OF 40 years ago, living in the
United States. gave the growth OF
/ the gospel only a passing thought
/ Yet note DR.. Cronbach's amazing
/ indictment against the intelligence
Of his own race. IN his article he
said
up 20 the present generation
/ the Jews rarely heard about
/ Christ and have rarely taken any
interest at all in the question. 1t
is probable that IS percent Of the
/ Jews who have lived since the
rise of Christianity have never
given the subject OF Christ a
passing thought.
The writer OF this reply emphati
cally takes issue with the rabbi anC
denies that the average Jew is ol
ever has been am isuoramus. Til
racial culture and training have
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

sammenkomst i Kirkens Kelder-
sal; der vii blive ct kort Pro-
gram, og Kvindeforeningen by
der Katie allie er velkomne.
Fredag d. 26. til sondag d.
3. holdes Ungdomsm6de i Blair
for Nebraska Kreds, hvortil ale
er velkomne, men iser indby-
DIES Kredsens unge paa det hjer-
teligste. neutrality-suspicious. hol-
des allie paa Dansk, we'd de andre
.Moder bruges begge Sprog. Lpr-
dag Eftermd. og Aften holdes
Mederne paa Skolen. Sondag
Formiddag holdes A%ltergang. Som
dag Middag er der Fellesspis-
ming, Madkurye medbringes og
ale er yelkomne. - Ungdoms-
foreningens naste Mode holdes
Tirsdag d. 80. Tabitha-Mede den
l. Dee. Alt dette ON Gud vii.
Kennard, Nebr.
Gudstjeneste liver 2den og 4de
Sondag Find. X. IL. hver Maa-
aed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
EN- %oPLYsNING.

Coulter, Ia, d. -. Nov. 30.
Da jeg gennem Breve og Sam
taller og ligesaa af sidste Mr.. af
Danskeren erfarer, at jeg al
nogle oliver betragtet som den
fremtidige Bestyrer af Alder
domshjeqnmet i Minden, Nebr.,
vii jeg oplyse, at Bestyreren af
dette HEN er Pastor j. P. Jen-
sen i Minden. Min Hustru og jeg
har like andet at gore med Diet
end at hjalpe til med Hushold-
ningen forelebig for ct Aar. Des-
uden Tanker jeg smart at gore
en- 4. REESE til Australian.
Lad dette tjene til Oplysning
og til Beroligelse for dem som
er engstelige for ,,Barnets OPP
dragelse." Jens Dixen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Rupture Expert Here.
Seeley, Famous in This Specially,
Called TO Fremont.

r. II. Seeley of Chicago and
Philadelphia, the noted truss ex-
pert, will personally be at the
Pathfinder Hotel and will re-
main in Fremont this Wednes-
day, only, Dee. /. Mr.. Seeley
says: "The Spermatie Shield will
not only retain any case of rup-
ture perfectly, but contracts the
opening in to days on the
average case. Being a vast adj
yancement over all former
methods-exemplifying instantan
eous effects Immediately appre-
ciable and withstanding any
strain or position. This instru-
ment received the only award
in England and in Spain prodnc-
ing results without surgery, in
Jectl0ns, medical treatment or
prescriptions. Mr.. Seeley has doc
uments from the United States
Government, Washington, D. c.,
for inspection. All charity cases
without charge, or if any in
terested call, he will be glad to
show same without charge or fit
them if desired. Business de-
mands prevent stopping at any
other place in this section.
p. s. Every statement in this
notice has been verified before
the Federal and State Courts.
IF. H. Seeley.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
DANsK ALMANAK.
1921.
Redigeret af Pastor Anker.

Endnu saa sent som 1920 vo-
YES Fors6get; En- dansk Alma
nakl Hvem husker like fra
Barndomsaarene derhjemme i
gamle Danmark henad Jul, naar
den nye Almanak kom med sin
lime Lasningq Og nu skal saa
en- Broder til denne mode os,
skaaret efter dansk Monster, men
i saadanne Klader som Dansk-
Amerikanere holder af.
vi faar Hilsen hjemmefra gen
ncm ,,Danske Dage''' at Pastor
Frimodt- Moller. og Tankerne
gaar paa Langfart. De ,,Danske
Dage'7 slog Vi ct Stag for, Vi
var med som en- Part I'D af det
Hele, hyortil Vi horer. Gerne hay-
de vi med Sognepresten der
hjemme kunnet onske dem end
nu mere danske, men hans Ak
finder ct Ekko / mango af os
herovre. Hvor maa dog Dansker-
ne komme til at holde at den
Kongel
Saa f6rer Almanakken os ind
paa ct Felt af Kirke- og Menig-
hedslivet j Senderjylland, man
marker jysk s%ejghed, nej jeg
burde sige s6nderjysk Willie der
igennem. Mon disse kristne Son
derjyder starke i deres
Gudsfrygt og Arbejdsvillie, kan
tilf6re ct nyt Moment i dansk
Kirkeliyl Og Pastor Gade, som
vi lerte at kende heroyre, faar
sagt ct b~orgerligt Ord ON Fol
kebevi 'stheden. Pastor Johansen
fra Asaa, forhen Larer paa vor
skole i Blair, tager Gamalilel
frem og wiser i ct Par CLINT
hans Styrke og Svaghed.
Saa er der flere F~ortellinger
- de er code, men les selv.
Almanakken koster so Cents
og faas j Publishing House j
Blair, Nebr.
E. S. Rosenberg.
Skulde lige yeret til at skri-
We Anmeldelse af ,,Dansk Alma
MAXI, men vii nu hjertelig til
stemme ovenstaaende af min Ven
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Standard Alta, Canada.

Dersom De 9nsker en- Farm Diet frugtbare Distrikt ON
kring Standard og Hussar, Alberta, Canada, skriv til Under
tegnede efter Liste givende fluid Beskrivelse. Jeg har nogle
faa Farme til Salgs til rimelige PrRer med en- Udbetalng fra
$4,000 til $4,000. Folgende er en- af dem:
Farm bestaaende af 2s3 acres af dt bedste Land Dt
striktet, Muldiord med Lerunderlag, 173 acres under Irrigation,
14O acres under Ploy hvoraf 40 acres ny Brekning ferdig
for Saaning, lille Hus og Stald, alt fenced. Pris $50 pr, acre.
$1,000 Udbetalng, Resten paa 'Croppayment' b~egyndende
1926. Anthem NJ Rasmussen,
Standard, Alta, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

Skulde lige yaret til at skri-
We Anmeldelse af ,,Dansk Alma
MAXI, men vii nu hjertelig til
stemme ovenstaaende af min Ven
Past. Rosenberg. - A. NJ. A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

dansk-am. luth. Blad for Sudan,
Afrika, Yerdens NEST forssmte
Missionsmark. Les d t. I'd
kommer maanedyis. so Cts. Aa
ret. Preyenumre faas frit. Skriv
til Marius Jorgensen,
3016-East Lake Street,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
.DAeaAEkEN."
onsdag den "a. November, 1920.
Blair, Nebraska.

den "Ouster Suit, som Mr..
Nicholson med Hjelp af Lawyer
Meneke havde faaet i Stand mod
hende. Distrikts Dommer Wake
ly afviste Sagen og lagde ON
kostningerne paa Anklageren.
l Lerdags rejste Pastor
1. NJ. Hansen til Weeping Water,
Nebr., for at betjene den danske
Menighed der med Ord og Sa-
krament. Da han kom tilbage /
Mandags, fortalte han, at der var
god Forsamling, og Folk syn
ties at have H9relyst.
= Lerdag i sidste Uge holdt
den Komite, der er valgt til
at gore Udkast til Skolebyg-
ninger at forelegge neste
Aarsmgde, Mode her. Vi hay
de Anledning til at hilse paa
Jgrgen Jeppesen fra Cedar Falls
og Niels Petersen fra Hampton.
Forstaar, at Komiteen fix yalgt
Arkitekt. Valget faldt paa Chr
Jensen i Council Bluffs, Ia.
Andetsteds fiudes Tillys-
ming I'm Taksigelsesdag og Ne
braska Kreds' Ungdomsmede her
de fglgende tire Dage. Vi VII
blot minde ON det her.
l Gaar reiste Prof. P. S.
Wig og Past. Schultz til Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia, for som Medlem-
mer af Festkomiteen for 25 Aars
Jubileet under samfundets Aars-
mgde her til Sommer at tage
Del i ct Komitemede der.
/ Mandags hayde VI Bes6g
al Mr.. Rasmus Hansen fra Ring
sted, Ia. Han var hernede med
an Son, der skal gaa paa Dana
College her i Winter. Mr. r.
Hansen rejste tilbage over Sioux
City i Gaar.
l Gaar hayde Vi Beseg af
Past. J. K. Jensen fra Moor
head, Ia. Han var her med sine
to S6nner, Peter og Valdemar,
Peter skulde paa Dana for /
Winter, yaldemar til 0jenlage !
Omaha.
Der er ankommen en- hel
Del Elever til Dana til Winter
terminen.
Kennard, Nebr.
I Sendags var der Hejtid med
observation-disclosures Kredsen hay-
de kaldt Past. Joseph Rasmus-
sen til at oyertage Missions-Yirk-
somheden der, og han nu
ankommen. Past. Schultz som
Kredsens Sekreter foretog Ind
sattelsen. Han talte I'D fra APP.
q. IS, 80, Herrens Ord til
Paulus: ,,Frygt like, tai og ii
like" 0. S. V. Og Past. J. Ras-
mussen pradikede derefter over
2. Mos. IA, Is H., hvor der tales
til Israels Born foran Diet rode
Hav ON at drage frem. Code
og passende Ord for Anlednin-
gen blew sagt af begge. = Me-
nighedens Kvinder seryerede god
midday i Kirken, og a fort
Modet ON Eftermiddagen.
Her holdtes korte Taller af flere,
ale paa Engelsk. ON Formid-
dagen talte Past. Schultz paa
Dansk, og Past. Rasmussen pra-
dikede paa Engelsk. Diet var
helt igennem ct aandsbaaret og
skgnt Mode, og dertil bidrog
like mindst, at en- Del Studen-
ter fra Dana, serlig en- Kyartet,
sang en- bel Del sk6nne Sange
for os. Baade fra Befolknin-
gems Side set og ellers a Diet
ct Begyndelsesm6de, der lover
godtr for Fremtiden. Gud vel
signe den nye Leder for denne
Virksomhed tilligemed Menighe-
deni
Gudstjenester og Meder.
Torsdag d. %. Taksigelses-
gudstjeneste Kl. 1890, we'd hvil-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
New Fidelity Laundry,
Fremont. Neb.

Agent: Paul Rasmussen n,
HORNET af Front og FIT st.,
Blair. bet oliver sendt Tirsdag
midday og kommer tilbage Ere
dag Eftermiddag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Gudstienester og Meder.

Torsdag d. %. Taksigelses-
gudstjeneste ri. 1890, we'd hvil-
ken Lejlighed ct Offer optages
til Pensionskassen. ON Aftenen
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30

Geneva. in Switzerland, fulcrum OF
religious freedom. is the first seat OF
he League of Nations chosen by Ar
icle OF the Covenant, which is re-
printed below. The remainder of Ar
icle provides that the seat of the
league may be removed at any time;
hat positions under the League are TO
)e open equally 70 men and women
and that officers of the League shall
have status equal with diplomats.
Still there is no trace in the Covenant
Of that martial super-state which
arose in the imaginations and was
constructed on the tongues OF partisan
politicians in the United States. Here
is Article z:
The seat of the League is estab-
lished at Geneva. The council
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30
Leprosy Scourge Conquered
By u. S. Health Officers
tBy The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-Leprosy,
scourge of humanity since early
history, apparently has teen con-
quered ty officers of the United States
Public Health Service in the leper
colony at Kalihi, Hawaii Forty
eight sufferers of the dreaded malady,
who have been subjected to new
method of treatment, have recovered
20 such extent as to warrant their re-
lease on parole and. after year, not
one has shown a symptom of recur-
ronce.
AS yet, sno announcement of a
cure" has Teen made officially for
some of the government medical ex-
perts are frankly slleptical of the re-
suits. II may be years before an Of
fetal and final opinion is given
The limit of the official claim is
set forth in a joint report to the
Public Health Service made by DR..
J. t. Mcdonald. Director 70 the lep-
rosy Investigation station and super
intending physician to Kalihi hospi-
tai. and by President A. L. Dean, of
the University of Hawaii, as follows:
1T has been sufficiently established
that chaulmoogra oil contains one or
more agents which exert marked
therapeutic action in many cases of
leprosy. We can not say as yet that
the disease is cured. since we have no
test adequate to establish such a YER
dict. Whether or not the apparent
cures are real and permanent, it is
evident that we have a valuable agent
at our disposal in the control of the
disease.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30
TOBACCO GROWERS MAY
CURTA|L THEIR CROPS;
MARKET DEMORALZED

Tobacco growers throughout the
South are becoming dissatisfied, TO
use no stronger term, over the dem
oralized condition of the tobacco
market that they are beginning to
organize for the purpose of helping
the small grower financially and to
prepare for united action on crop cur
tailment next year.
Maryland growers are sharing in
the hardship of low prices for their
crops, but have given evidence of re-
senting the present state of affairs as
strongly as the growers in Virginia
and North Carolina. The farmers
accuse the American Tobacco Com
pany and allied corporations of con-
spring to force the price of tobacco
below production cost, and in Danville
Saturday 5000 growers met for or
ganized opposition to lower prices for
raw tobacco.
In spite of the fact that tobacco
is selling at about half the price paid
a year ago in domestic markets. do
mestic and imported cigars and other
manufactured tobacco products are
said to be advancing instead of re-
ceeding.
This state of affairs is Ineligible
and reasonable, according to cigar
manufacturers and wholesalers and
retailers. The cigars being sold over
the counter today were raw tobacco
II or Is months or two years ago,
when raw tobacco was selling per-
haps little bit lower than virgin
gold. The present collapse in the
raw tobacco market may have its ef-
feet on the price of the finished prod
uct within six months. it was said.
but hardly sooner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30

Chaulmoogra oil in its crude state
is no new drug for the treatment OF
leprcsy. hut in its raw form it proved
so nauseating and painful to patients
that it had to be temporarily discon-
tinued. Science turned toward its
derivatives and Drs. Mcdonald and
Dean report lit was found that the
ethyl of the fatty acids were thin
fluid oils lending themselves readily
to intramuscular injections and were
readily absorbed"
Injection of the oil derivation by
a syringe has brought a new hope to
the leper. for at Kalihi Hospital in
lection day" is described by the doc
tors report as an occasion for merry
making though of painful experience
for the sufferers
THE standard treatment" the re-
port says, now consists in weekly
injections of preparation which con-
sists of the mixed ethyl esters of the
acids of chaulmoogra oil with two
per cent. of iodine iR chemical COM
'hination. The amount used starts at
one cubic centimeter and is grad
ually increased to a maximum of four
or five cubic centimeters for adults.
Accessory treatments of iodine lini-
ment. ointments and sun baths -are
employed as measures to improve the
general health and mental attitude
Of the patients.
Drs. Mcdonald and Dean are of the
opinion that leprosy of the nerve type
as well as the nodular cases should
receive the new treatment They re-
port astonishing results with the
nerve. cases
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30
TONIGHT'S OYSTER
SUPPER AT EASTPORT

Ladies Of he congregation of East
port Baptist Church will give an oys-
tor supper tonight and tomorrow Dight
at the church hall; Chesapeake ave-
nue., near Fourth street.
Oysters viii be served in several
STYLES. besides cold ham, salad, slaw,
hot coffee, etc.
There will also be sale of ice
cream and cake, The ladies have
worked hard to make the supper a
success, and ask for liberal patronage
from the public. as the receipts are for
the church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30
COUNTY SCHOOLS
NOW OVERCROWDED

Few people in this section of Anne
Arundel county realize the state of af-
fairs in schools of other sections.
Never before. says Superintendent of
Public instruction George Fox, have
the schools been so overcrowded in the
upper section of tho county in the
neighborhood .of Glen Burnie and Lin
thicum Heights.
In these schools there are today
more scholars than in the Annapolis
Grammar School. Every room is be-
ing used to accommodate the scholars
basement, book rooms and halls.
Teachers at these schools are teaching
classes of 65 pupils. too many by far
for any one teacher. There are over
800 scholars in the Glen Burnie School,
and quite 800 in the Linthicum
Heights School.
Severn School has over 100 pupils
and only two rooms.
Mr. Fox said today that the school
population in Anne Arundel county
has increased so per cent. in the last
four years, and very little provision
has been made to look after his in
crease. In 1916 there were 1920 chill
dren on roll in Anne Arundel county,
and of this number some 1000 were
lost by annexation of part of the
county to Baltimore. Despite this
fact there are now on roll 4,S00 chill
dren in the public schools of the
county.
Only one school in the county is
closed for want of a teacher.Deale's
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30
SUNDAY EXCURSION
ON THE HARRINGTON

A popular excursion on the ferry
bay-line steamer Governor Emerson
C. Harrington, has been arranged for
next Sunday, October 3. at the popu-
lar price of 81 cents
The steamer will leave the wharf
foot OF King George street at $3.50
sharp, for trip down the bay, re-
turning about 1885, giving the excur-
sionists an opportunity of seeing the
sunset and enjoying the balmy air
off the bay.
The excursion is the first of its
kind leaving here on the Harrington
this season.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND TO
BE FIRST SEAT OF LEAGUE

may at any time decide that the
seat of the League shall be estab-
lished elsewhere
All positions under or in con-
nection with the League, includ-
ing Secretariat. shalt be open
equally 20 men and women. Rep
resentatives of the members of the
League and officials of the League
when engaged on the business of
the League shall enjoy diplomatic
privileges and immunities.
The buildings and other prop
erty occupied by the League or its
officials or by representatives at
tending its meetings shall be in
yiolable.
Ito be continued)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30
hartford COUNTY FAIR
TO OPEN OCTOBER 13

The second Hartford county fair and
horse show will be held October 13,
IA and 15. Entries for the various
events will close October 8. The
hunters show is open to all, whether
members or organized hunt clubs or
not
The class of events that will be
held re green hunters, handicap
Jump, hunt team, novice, jumping, la
dies saddle. qualified and obstacle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30

A new note book holder for steno-
graphers magnifies and Eliminates
with an electric light each line of
notes or manuscript as it is being
typewriter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30

Japan expects to harvest more than
2s 600 .0oO bushels of wheat, more than
,36. 900 900 bushels of barley and more
than 4O,55O,0Oo bushels of rye this
year Sc. -~-4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-09-30
Marriage License

GRIFFITH LEASE George w.
Griffith, 81; Phoebe l.. Lease. Is, both
of Glon Burnie. Anne Arundel county.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-19
KNICKS DEFEAT.
DREADNAUGHTS.
5000 Fans See Crack
Washington Team Win,
l3-4, in Alexandra.

Before the largest crowd that ever
witnessed a ball game in Alexandria
the crack Knickerbocker team OF
Washington defeated the Dread
naughts of Alexandria yesterday by
u score Of Is to 4. Six thousand fans
sathcred to see the game. which saw
the proadnaughts completely out
played.
Quayle, the Dreadnaughts star
pitcher, failed to last two innings
aud was relieved by Singleton. The
Southnaw curves of Fisher, the
Enick pitcher, had the Alexandrians
guessing all tho way. until he eased
up toward the end of the game. He
allowed but six hits and struck out
seven,
Though singleton famed eleven
NniCk hatters. he was hit success
fullN IN the pinches when runs were
needed,
Tpr playing of tho knickerbocker
ipttctd was sensational, Girardi and
Wise handling eighteen chances, the
laJtcr making the only miscue for
The team, Wise led the Knicks in
stick work. registering four hits, in
clnding two doubles. In base run
ming the Knicks were in class by
themselves, stealing seven sacks.
roorc, of the winning team, caught
in sensational style. The score: