davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-04
|Let Cuticura Be
| Your Beauty Doctor
SOAP 25c, Ointment Is and Soc, Talcum Csc.
Kidding the Censor.

When Stephen Crane was reporting
the Greco-Turkish warhe had occasion
to write of a battle in which the Turks
turned and fled before the enemy.
Crane watched with disgust the Turk
,ish censor toning down his manuscript,
and finally that worthy came to the
word routed"
"This won't do" he said; eve must
have a e%uphemism here. What would
you %suggest?"
"If I were you" said Crane. sar-
castically, I'D simply say that the in
domitabIe Turks changed front and
advanced.'-Boston Transcript.
The Cry of the Season.
81 want TO open an account
"All right, sir, but won't you first
shut the door?" /
The postage stamp is on the tip of
many a tongue that doesn't talk about
1t.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-04

r The reticenes Of police and detectives working On the murder eT.s Of
J. c. Denton, wealthy Los Angeles mining man, regarding. the Facts sur
rounding the questioning Of Mrs. R. G. Peete. has caused Los Angeles e
to refer to Mrs. Peete as the mystery witness" She is not accused y
having any part in the mysterious disappearance Of Denton st June:
His body was found early this month buried in the basement Of nh
palatial home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A New Serial of Young Married Life
By Ann LIsIe

quite a while, I take it-think I'd like
it for a few days?" Father Andrew
asked. Think an old countryman would
be in place here?"
Nonsense, father" Jim forestalled
virginia's reply. You're coming to US.
There's Meals empty bed-just crying to
you to occupy it."
mo, amt. Jim. Birds in their nests
don't want any foreign fowl roostinS
with them. You're married, too. Mrs.
Dalton-now you want to make this
brother of yours realize that young be-
ginners don't do well to take in too
many guests-even the in-laws. If you
and your husband had started that way
you'd have come a cropper sure
wouldn't your"
yirginia's face paled.
~ sometimes think Jim and Anne
have too many fn-laws,' as you call
them" she said smoothly. "rm sure you
can get room here. And TO save MS
both the embarrassment Of hearing him
mentioned again, please let me inform
you that my husband and I-did-er-
come a cropper. Now-if you'll excuse
me-I've an important theater engage
ment, and I'll have to run along. Come
Phoebe"
They said their brief goodbys. Then
Jim rose to escort them TO their taxi
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01

Err LxxvIII (Continued.)
me proud, madams," replied
tew with the fine, old-fash-
sy that makes me proud Of
men he's saying "ain't" and
wrong knife or fork. "And
tipple I'm most at home with"
&Rnk the toast standing. As
fitted her glass the hand that
circlet shook, and the amber
AlIed down the front Of her
*ue georgette dress. She lifted
eyes to virginia-and Virginia,
forward, her eyes narrowing
looked hard at Phoebe's hand.
said nothing.
rs eyes followed virginia's. I
Re given a great deal to read
ssion hidden behind her lowered
\ that the dinner progressed
enough until suddenly Father
i leaning, across the table, ad-
Virginia, for whom he seemed TO
zgrave regard and respect. In
s. he had an implement Of eat
Il lie clutched in one, in the other
Virginia returned his regard
enough-but I wondered If she
uch of a snob to see how won
ne and true my dear adopted
alton, you've been living here
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01

and as Father Andrew gazed after thell
retreating figures he muttered sadly
Barbara Anne, I'm afraid you've got
too many folks for your in-laws All
rightly. And I'm not SO sure I've done
you any good with your husbands fam
ily.''
Anybody who knew gold from tinsei
would value you, Father Andrew, dear,
I declared.
Then Envy, leaning up close to him,
rurred innocently:
How would you like to have two OF
your children married into that nice
cordial, loving ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1920.
ITO Be Continued.l
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
This Tall Flagpole
Attracts Lightning

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Oct. 1.-The old
saw that lightning never strikes twice
in the same place has been proved wrong
quite a number Of times in Brunswick,
as United States authorities who have
had to repair the local postoffice ano
custom house can testify.
The tall Flagstaff on top Of the cupola
of the building was struck during a
thunder storm here recently, SCATTERING
1t and causing a rain of slate from the
roof to the sidewalks.
This is the third time in ten years
and some say the fourth, in the last ff-
teen years, the Federal building has been
struck by lightning.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
Illinois Central Urges Cooperation
OF Its Patrons

of
business facilities which
mileage
be through the fullest possible railroads
the shippers
The shipper allowed which the
allowed expediing loading
unloading substantially
Der of available for the public
pr
capacity of the Thus 80 cent Of the total loaded mileage not
being utilized could be loaded
supply would be increased by onethid
years preceding
while
at the rate of 1852
ten years preceding control
months of Federal the Government added total of 1000
tives the of only 923
preceding
while 26
January
had
Federal control March railroad
its The
condition of
dteorated the end of Federal
beginning.
of Of transportation
everybody
present
additional facilities
urge patrons do help the
When onethrd of
hands OF the will the
Illinois
promises to patrons way everything
within them
critics suggestions invited.
c. H MARKHAM
President Illinois Company
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
Saturday
All Rugs 20 Per Cent Off

Wiltons, Administers, Velvet, Brus-
sells, crex, fiber, rag, congoleum.
Don't put off the purchase of your
new rugs a single day. This advice is
given with the idea of saving you
money.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
cucHNACY ODDEcH
ORA. Edwards Olive Tabliczkl
USuwaja Przyczyne

Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki,
srodek uzywany zamiast calomelu.
dzialaja lagodnie ma kiszki i PREY
nosza rezultaty.
Ludzie majacy cuchnacy oddech
predko sic go p~ozbywaja biorqc
Ora. Edwards Olive T%abliczki.
Pr7yjemne, toczone W cukrze tab
liczki biora wszyscy ma cuchnqcy
oddech, ktorzy o mich wiedza.
Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki
dzialaja lagodnie ale pewnie ma
kiszki i watrobe, p~obudzajac je do
prawidlowej dzialalnosci, czyszcza
krew i delikatnie wy~czySzczaja ca
~ system. Robia to co rObi ME-
be~zpieczny calomel, bez zadnych
zlych ~nastepstw.
Wszystkie dobre strony nieprzy-
jemnych, nudzacych i sprawiaja-
cych bole Srodk6w ma przeczyszcze-
ME So usuniete z Ora. Edwards
Olive Tabliczek.
DR.. +. NJ. Edwards wynalaz} to
formu}ke po siedmnastoletniej pra-
ktyce pomiedzy pacyentami c%ierpia-
cymi ma klopoty watroby i kiszek
spraWiajacymi Ely oddech.
Olive Tablic1ki So mieszanina
czysto roslinna mieszana z OLIVIA;
MONA je poznaG pc ich kolorze
oliwkowym. Wei jedna Tub dwie
" kazdy wiecz6r przez tydzieh .
przekonaj sic. 10c Csc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07

dora Polski PREY rzadzie amery--
kanskim w Waszyngtonie. O.
procz tego, szanowny Reprezen-
tant p. Lindner W sympatycz-
nych sSowach wygiosii krotkie, a.
lie serdeczne slowa zachety do ku
powania udziaIow przez Gala Po-
IONIC W Rochester.
Ma zakohczenie, powstaje Wiel.
X. Delegat i powiada z usnlle--
chem talk: YabyScie tez, Bracia,
inie sadzili, re ksiadz tylko gadac
umic i namawia6, ale sam ME ku-
Ipuje akcyj, patrzcie i czytajcie
satni tie diva papiery". I wreczyi
takowe najblzej stojqcemu oby--
watelowi, S. Dukatowi, ktory
(chociaz be- okularow) giosno
nam odczytaf diva pokwitowania
ma zakupienie przez X. L. Vic
rzyhskiego W pierwszych dniach
marca RIB. dwustu akcyi Banku
ISp6lek Zarobkowycl1.
WSrod oklask0w i gfosuych o.
krzykow, ruszyli nie1nal wszyscy
do kupowania, lub zamawiania
akcyi; wielu popedzi&o do domu
po picniadze, oaby - powiada!i
- czasem ME odjcchali Dclegaci,
zanim ia te akcye nabede'. | "a
Ikilka tysiecy dolar6w chyzo FAC
mi Polacy rozkupili, lub zamowi-
Ii tych naszych, prawdziwie pol
skich akcyi, a i ciqglc przychodz2
pc ME do P. Dukata, agenta Ban
ku Poznanskiego w Rochester i
iaDyWdJa OCaOtnlc,
Geese Czcigodnemu \. Jubila-
fowl Klajna "a patryotyczne, o.
|cowskie prawdziwie poparcie tel
narodowcj sprawy! Geese Polonii
W Rochester "a tax soracc, 4 o.
chotne, a tax liczne pozyczenie
swych oszczednoSci ma ratunek
Ojczyzny! Dzieki tez ! Wicl. \.
Delegatowi i p. reprezentantowi
"a ich tax szczera a owocna pra-
&c mad uSw;adomieniem ludu poi
skiego W sprawie zbolaiej Ojczy-
zny.
Jeden z obecnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
Wiosenne


z nastaniem wiosny jest w4asci-
WV czas ola czfonk6w rodzlny
uWazac ma swoja krew przez wzmo-
entente ca1ego systemu, a tenn usu-
waiac nieczystoSci, powstrzymuJac
albo u~przedzaiac formowanie sic
rozmaitych wyrzut6w, pryszczy,
wrzod6w i ran. TIE nieprzyJemne
oznaki wystepuja u tych; kt6ry!ch
system zostaje wycienczony i ME-
czysta krew zostafa zaniedbana.
Nieczysta krew Jest siedliskiem ia
kich zeszpeceh. Kazdy jeden powl-
MEN uzyc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
Wyrzuty

swedza i pala, powoiujac
wielkie b6lc / prZygnebie-
ME. Severa's Skin Oint--
ment Sevcry Masc sk6rna,
jest znana 20 swojej go
jacej / lagodZacej Villas
no5ci / &c swoich or2ez--
wriajacych i stalych regul
tatnW. Coma 80 cent6w i !
cent podaktu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
Predka uIga bez
pechery.
Usmierza i uspaksja jak Plaster
Musztardowy bez Pieczenia i B6lu.

Musterole jest czysta, bia}a mascia,
robiona z olejem musztardowym. Wy
konuje wszelka prace starego plastra
musztardowego - wykonuje ia lepie1
/ ME robi pecherzy. Me potrzeba kfo-
potac sic z szmata. Poprostu wciera
sic ia - i zwykle boil Znfka.
Wielu doktor6w / pielegniarek uzy-
wa Musterole 1 zaleea swoim pacyen-
tom.
q checia powiedza ci, jaka ulge da-
je PREY b6lu gardia, brochicie, "a
ziebieniu, tezcu karku, astmie, neu-
ralgii. nabrzmienfu, zapaleniu opfuc-
nej, reumatyzmie, lumbago 1 wszel-
kich b6lach plecGw 1 stawow, zwich-
nieciu, bolesnych muszkulach, potiu-
czeniach, odmrozonych nogach, zazie-
bieniu W piersiach (czesto zabiega "a
paleniu piuc)
3Oc j 6Oc sloid; Szpitalny sloik $3.50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
UmyWanjc

wyrzutow jest ~T-ymasa--
mem pred kazdym uzy--
Glenn maSci / do teso So
Vcra's AntisepsOl (Severy
AintisepsoD p]ow1inien bye
uzyty. Jest TO wySmieni-
~ Srodek zapnbiegawczy
ma umyw ania zcwnetrznc
stosownie do podanych
przepiS6w. Cena 81 GEN.
tow i . Gently podatku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
Z w

Z Fill warszawskiego Tow.
Przemyslowo Handlowego
,Rozwoj", ktorej zarzadcs i dy-
rektorem jest znany Z prac ma po~
lu budowy przemyslu polskiego
- inzynier p. AR Kuzelewski,
o~trzymujemy nastepujace Komuni
katy:
Niniejszem Podajemy do via
domoSci, re w Rochester, i~stnieje
luz Cd kilkr lat Polska fabryka,
wyrabiajaca narzedzia automobi-
lowe a take maszyny, uzywane
We wszystkich fabrykach obuwia.
Fabryka ia nalezy do kilkudzie-
sieciu rzemieSlnikow Polakow,
Icieszy sic dobra opinis i zatrudnia
oko{o dwudziestu ludzi.
WlaSciciele Rochester Auto
and Tool Co." juz dawno nosza
sig z zamiarem Przewiezienia
wszystkich swoich maszyn do
Polski i zaczecia fabrykacyi au-
tomobilow w ;Polsce.
w dniu 27ym marca RIB, odby-
10 sic walne zebranie akcyonary-
uszy Rochester Auto and Tool
lCo.", ma ktorem znaczna wiekszo
Scia gios6w postanowiono poia-
lczyc sic re stowarzyszeniem
,,Rozwoj", kt6re re swojej stro
ny zobowiazalo sic dostarczyc
funduszow, potrzebnych ma roz-
poczecic budowy fabryki automo-
bill W Polsce, oraz pokierowania
calem przedsiebiorstwem. (Tran-
sakcye te przeprowadzi} osobisty
mi zabiegi p. dyr. Kuzclcwski.-
Przyp. Red. D.. CO.
w zawicraniu kontraktu Z Ro-
chester Auto and Tool Co. dyrek.
eva ,,Rozwoju" kierowaia sig
przedewszystkiem zasada, azeby
ME zabijac tozSamoSci istniejq-
cej juz fabryki i W zadnym wy
padku ME wyzyskac poszczegol.-
nych jej akcyonaryuszy. To tez
uchwalono, re przedsiebiorstwo
automobilowe bedzie prowadzone
pod istniejacq juz nazwa YRo-
chester Auto and Tool CO.., ale
bedzie sic znajdowalo pod zwierz-
chniem kierownictwem Stowarzy
szenia .Rozw6j".
Wogole dazenlem ~Rozwoju"
Jest Iaczenie sic Z juz istnieja-
cemi korporacyami, specyalnie
LaS Z takiemi, kt6re posiadaja or.
ganizacye, iodine ~prowadzic ro-
bote dalej.
.Przypuszczamy, &c w;adomosc
ia bedzie przyjeta Z wielkiem "a
dowoIeniem przez wszystkich
czIonkow ! zwolennikow ,,Roz-
woju". jake jeden wiecej dowod
z~ywotnoSci naszej organizacyi.
Komisva Przemyslowa Stanu
Wisconsin tax zwana .Securi-
ties Commission udzie!ila ostat-
MO zezwolenia ,,Rozwojowi' ma
prowadzenie interesu w Stanie
Wisconsin, przyczem orzek}a mic
dry innemi:
,.Zbadawszy dokiadnie wszelkie
dokumenty i dowody przedstawio
ne, uwazamy sposob prowadze--
MIA interes6w przez .Rozw6j" "a
legalny ! uczciwy."
Wiadomo, re Stan Wisconsin
ira najostrzejsze przepisy w sto-
sunku do wSzelkich przedsle-
biorstw handlowych.
Tylko rzetelnie prowadzony in
teres moze stale dawac zyski
swoim akcyonaryuszom.
To Same mowi "a siebie j jak
najlepiej poleca:
,,Rozw6j" Inc.
1879 Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
SicstrnWnOSc

regularnie powoduje wicle
innych cierplen. Powinni-
#c:u przetO uwazaC ably
stolcc dZialaf co dzich.
ScVera's Bnlsam Of Life
(Severy Balsam zyCia) -
Jest wysmienitym srod--
klein ma Zatwarizenie, ME
str whose. brak apetytu
i dyspCpSye. Coma 50 cen
tow i 4 Gently podatbu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
SIydIO

ma wyrButy powtnno bye
ZapobiegDwczo czyste
/ ma kt6re MONA poleGac.
Scycra'S Mehicatcd Skin
Soap (Severy MydiO lie
oznioze Skorne) Odpowia-
da tyrn wymagan:om. Jest
nnane przez swoje czeste
/ roNnaite uzycie, jake
myd}o do kapieli. umy--
wanna sic kompleksyi |
do golenia. Cena 2jc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-07
z ROCHESTER, N. Y.
(WIasna korespondencya
,Dziennika Chicagoskiego.")

Onegdaj ma hall parafialnej ma
szego kosciola katolickiego W
Rochester, N. Y. odbyl sic wspa-
niafy Vice Banku Spolek Zarub-
kowych i Rolniczych W Pozna-
niu. Do hall wypesnionej pc brze
Ig; wybitniejszymi Polakami i
Polkami, czcigodny X. Jubilat
Ignacy Klajna, proboszcz parafii
sw. Stanislawa, wprowadzit Wiel.
X. L. Wierzyhskiego, delegate Z
ramienia X. pratata S. Adamskie-
go, patrona rzeczonych Sp6Sek
Zarobkowych, oraz p. Janusza
Lindnera, jake reprezentanta agi-
tacyi ma Srodkowa Geese Stanu
Nowojorskiego.
10 przedStawlcntu ZebrancJ
publicznoSci wymienionych dele
eatow przez X. Jubilata, rozpo--
czql swa move X, L. Wierzyiski.
Prey pomocy daru jasnego pred
stawiania rzeczy, wyjaSnif nam
Wielebny mowca istote Banku i
eel Sp6iek Zarobkowych.
DIS jasno rozwniemy, &c
Bank nasz W Poznaniu jest i'll
stytucya czysto narodows, Cd SO
lat zbawiennie dzialajaca wSrod
Polonii W Poznahskiem, tax sro-
go przez Prusak6w ~uciskancj j
wyzyskiwancj. Tysiace tysiecy
gospodarstw wiejskich wyHupu-
pionych Cd Niemcow, Tub urato-
wanych Cd upadku; tysiace tysie-
cy zaiozonych warsztatow RE
n.ieslniezych; zespolanie Pola-
kow, nietylko pienieznie, przemy-
s!owo, ale i narodowo W stopniu
najwyzszym OTTO w g}ownych
zarysach bloga dziaialnoSc Ban
|ku Spolek Zarobkowych. Opatrz-
nosciowa to, zaprawde, instytu-
eva!
UradowaliSmy sig tez niezmier
ME, gdysmy sic Z ust Wiel. now
cy dowiedzieli, &c Bank ten pod
c1as o~statniej wojny strasziiwej
nietylko ME zachwiaf SIG finanso-
wo, ale przeciwnie: zasoby swe
.pieniezne podni6si tax wysoko, re
dzisiaj juz obroty handiowc Wy
nios{y w roku ubiegiym przeszlo
800 milionow marek. w dalszym
ciagu BOWEN wykupujc Cd Mem
COW ziemie naszq po.ska, iabryki
i inne interest," handlowc, aby i
potem. re skromnym zarobk!em,
|tyIko PoIakom odprzedawat.
w szakze - mowi \. Wierzyii
ski, - by i nadaI Bank mogf CO.
raz wiecej kupowac zagrabionej
niegdyS w~aszej ziemi polskiej /
Wan odstepowat, musi mice WIG
cej, coraz wiecej pieniedzy! | pc
tc pieniadze przyjechal y. praiat
.Adamski, p. dyrektor Karpinski
GO mas, do Polonii w Amerycc.
Rodacy i Rodaczki! Was Bog
uchronii Cd skutkow tel wojny
okrutnej, VAN natomiast dawaE
i dale wielkie zarobki, Wy vice
.jcdyni ma Swiecie mQzeclc, a ia
ko Polacy, powinniScic, Swlety
obowiazek MAGIC pred niebem i
ziemia ratowac Ojczyzne swojq
wynedzniala kupowaniem udzla-
low czyli akcyi Banku polskiego
VI poznaniu! Akcya czyni Was
wspofwiaScicielem tego Banku,
kt6ry dis jeden tylko ~ratuje Gala
PoIske; akcye tie, wartajace dis
$50 dol, kupujccie Pc q dolary
tylko z powodu niskiego kursu
mark polskiej. Tutejsze bank
oszczednoSciowc daja VAN 4
procent tylko, a akcya polska
wkrotce VAN przyniesie Z pol
doIara. A gdy po latach paru mar
ka dojdzie do stanu normalnego,
ezyli 4 i pol mark "a dolara (nie
$50. jak jest dzisiaj), to polska
akcya da CT procent z dywidendy
wprost olbrzymi. DIS akcyi tel W
kraju ME kuptsz i "a $3.50 marek,
gdyz So wszystkie rozchwytane,
jake wielki procent przynoszace;
ale, Poiaku, tn w Ameryce tylko
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18

ne regulations.
The prediction was generally made
by newspapers, today. that a peace
move" would be undertaken BY the
government before parliament recon
genes tomorrow afternoon. Premier
Lloyd George is expected 10 max a
statement ii the house Of commons eN-
p.ainInS shr attitude of the govern
rlent toward the strike and outlining
lie efforts made to avert If.
NEWSPAPERS BELIICosE
The Morning Post and the Daily
Telegraph took bell.csse tone In dis
cussing the walkout. They reported
that volunteers in great numbers Were
docking TO the government &c Offer
tGeir support.
There were numerous meetings ~
local unions Of the ra!lroadera ar
dock-workers over tho Weekend tt
discuss the advtsabillty q making the
strike general thus paralyzins rail-
.rahic. shipping and all industry. DE-
terenoes of opinion were manifest
among the railway men, While tho
Scottish rail employees announced tae'r
willingness to quit work at oncs, tna
railroads in other psrts Of fAe country
9ounselled caution and advised wou-
i~g to see what would develop.
ATTACKS LLOYD GEORGE.
Ernest Bevtn. leader " the transpor;
Nvrkers. attacked Premier Lloyd
cieorge and accused him of double
dealing Bevin said he believed that
he premier was secretly engineering
strikes i'm both Great Britain and
France to give the aIlies 2 chance To
seize the great fields III the Ruhr dis
.rIct of Germany
While the iaber outlook In Great
8ritun has never been 50 dark CON
servativo leaders tn the ranks OF iabo9
are using all their influence to brins
about peace before the strike can
spread. j. IT, Thomas leader Of the
National Cnjon Of Ratlwaymen. is a
.cadcr among this group.
II is the duty IF all To see that tbs
3oor Of negotiations. if opened shall
aot be closed sad Thomas.
GOVERNMENT PROPAGANDA.
The government has be gun great
propaganda eampa5ga. Huge posters
are being issued bearing diagrams u
show the amount Of coal profits that
20 to tho miners. Accc riding To these
posters. tho men gq- - cut of every s3
shilnss that is paid FIR coal at the
nine.
\ majority ef the 25.oaa transport
torkers i'm London are saie to favor q
strike. not only IN sympathy wlth the
2riners. hut to enforce their own de
lands
Fred bradley. secretary Ct tia
Trade Union Congress. wh ch is con
rolled by the TT pie Alliance" aal-
hat it is probable that the railway
,1en. even # they do MT - on strik
--
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-09-17
MAN-O'WAR AND OTHER
NOTED HORSES FOR LAUREL

Barton the winner this season OF the
Merchants and Citizens and Saratoga
handicaps: Boniface, the most trav-
elled thoroughbred in the country +;
Cirrus. Mad Halter. winner OF last
falls Latonia Championship; Auda-
cIous. Gnome. the great development
of the Saratoga meeting; Jack Stuart,
Carpet Sweeper. Be Frank. winner OF
the Latonia derby and the .Latonia
Autumn Cup of last season; The Por-
ter. winner of the Hartford County
handicap: Mimic End. winner of the
Daniel Boone handicap mad the equal
er of ThunGerclaps mile and a half
record. which Nah 0'War broke at
Belmont Park; Billy Kelly, etc.
Three year olds that will make the
Maryland handicap renewal memoir
able are such colts as Wildair. win
ner of the Metropolitan and Ten
Brock handicaps and the Empire
City derby: John p. Grier the only
horse that has headed Man O'War in
any part of any race this season; DR..
Clark, winner or the independence
handicap; Consistency, winner of last
falls Eastern Shore stakes at Havre
de Grace, and her stable companion
King Thrush. an imported son of
Thrush and Silent Queen; Donnacon-
ma and On Watch, the cracks of the
Loft string; Gladiator, stake win
ner at Aqueduct and Yonkers; Sandy
Beal, a stake winner at Havre de
Grace in the spring; Upset, winner
OF the Latonia derby; Dinna Care,
Man O'War's fast stable companion (;
Golden Broom. winner of last seasons
Saratoga Special; Paul Jones. win
ner of the Kentucky derby, Blazes,
Damask, Seamint, Captain Alcock
Captain Herschler, Fair Gain, Round
Robin, etc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-09-17
TROOPS AT MEADE
TO STAGE SRANBATTLE
FOR THIS Afternoon

To-day. September Il, the Veterans
of Foreign Wars and the general pub
lie will have an opportunity of wit
Messing 4; camp Meade one of the
greatest military sacctgcles ever held
in the neighl orhcod OF the National
Capital
AT 9 .. N, the troops were form
ed for parade and review, and at
D. m. VIII lie staged the maneuver
depic;ins the attacl, on Noatfaucon.
The attacking force will consist Of
infantry, trench moTtars, machine
guns, 81 mn. guns. large and whip
petit tanks ana signal troops, and the
defenses will lie composite OF Infantry
machine guns, 81 mm. guns. signal
troops and a demolition detail from
the engineers.
A stabilized condition of trench
warfare will be shown, the enemy's
lines forming a salient, with French
village a strong point The objec-
tive of the attacking force will be
the capture of the village. This was
the problem the 313th Infantry, from
Baltimore. had to solve in the Meuse-
Argonne fight two years ago, and how
il was done will be realistically por-
trayed at Camp Meade.
Arrangements have been completed
for handling the large crowd that is
expected. and stringent safety regu-
Iations will be enforced to prevent
accident. None of the spectators viii
be permitted on the battlefield dur
ing the maneuver, but selected areas
have been designated from which the
operations can be witnessed.
The various phases of the attack
will begin at 2 o'clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-09-17
COLORED BRANCH
COMMUNITY SERVICE
TAKES ON NEW LIFE

with the coming of cool weather
and the fall months. the colored Com
munity Service Organization viii
start up again in full bloom for the
winter
At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee last Tuesday evening the pro-
gram for the fall and winter was
planned ana some, definite activities
decided upon.
Beginning the first Of October the
Day Nursery VIII open again. under
new plans which the committee feels
viii he best suited to meet the de-
mands of the people. Community
sings" employment agency, and all
other regular activities win be re-
sumed
Plans are also on foot to establish
a night school class for the benefit of
the boys and men who have TO work
IN the day ard cannot attend day
school. Also sometime in the fall
Community Service Bazaar will be
held.
In connection with the winter ac-
tivities woman worker is needed for
the Day Nursery and other work. Any
colored woman wishing 10 apply for
the position may do so, by sending
written application to S. ID. Spady,
q Calvert street on or before the
2Sth of September.