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New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Like a Houseboaf

= hese pictures were discovered by
Mary W. Griscom, d physician
And surgeon, formerly Of Philadel-
phia, who has been many years in
he Orient. Dr. Griscom obtained
possession Of these paintings, and
they, with her descriptive article
appear in the December issue Of
Asia, the American magazine Of the
Orient
The landscape that forms the
background for the pictures of the
Flood is typical Of the country along
lhc upper stretches Of the Mia River
in North Fukien. Officials Of high
rank are buried with their ancestors
on the little hills and groves Of trees
marx their graves. Il is q tranquil
scene, with the high arched stone
bridge and thc nestled houses in the
hollow, and with no warning Of dis
sater exccpt in the rcart Of the ven
erable Moan. His neighbors scott at
ms hcavel-scnt prcrnonition Of catas-
'rophc, as they have always done
and always will do. But Noah hecds
then not and continues 10 build his
ark, with carved wood trimmings
and oiled muslin in green checker
board pattern, very much Ike the
honneooats that arc sccn on the Min
2lrer nnf0 fbia d.,.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Truant Is Lost

The little goat does not find his
adventure so pleasant, after all. He
loses his way in the mountains and is
caught and miserably scratched in
an entanglement of brambles. Water
falls are roaring on every side Of
him and he does not know which
way to turn. He is lonely and very
frightened and thinks tenderly of
his nice warm stall and the kind
goatherd. 1t is growing dark, and
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
wv 7 HAT are the most impress
NA/ sive sights of Paris? A
correspondent of The Lon

NJ IA
NN/ sve sights of Paris? A
correspondent of The Lon
don Times, trying to an
swer that question. quotes a modern
sage, who "promptly wished to be
paradoxica" when he said that
Paris was the most delightful town
in Europe if you avoided three
things-taking taxis, dining at res
taurants and going to theaters.
The correspondent proceeds: On
being asked what he advised q trav-
cler to see in Paris, the same sage,
possibly again wishing to be para
doxical, replied: Sunrise or sunset
from the Buttes Montmartrc, the
collins Of Louis Seize and Marie An
tolnette in the crypt of Saint-Denis
and the grave Of Auguste Comtc in
the Cemetery Of Perc la Chaisc.
These he pronounced to be the three
most impressive sights in Paris.
The view over Paris from the
northern heights Of Montmartre, and
especially that from the platform
in front Of the Church Of the SacrG-
C9ur, is one Of the most striking
in the world. The final ascent up
steps, through narrow old streets.
brings the traveller to a command
Ing terrace, where small objects of
devotion are offered for sale 10 pll
grims.
All Paris is IN stght beneath. The
whole city lies at ones feet, and
often on spring or summer eve
nings az the sun sinks the view is
marvclously clear. One secs even
to the green hills which form the
horizon. Below, the twin familia,
towers Of Notre Dnmes tho stately
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Lost Sheep a Goat

There are no sheep south of
China, so the little lost sheep Of the
parable becomes a goat The goat
herd, in blue. cotton tunic trousers
loosely turned up at the knees, and
straw sandals, is wearing the GUS
tomary dress Of the Fukien rural la
borer. Chair coolies in this part of
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
HERE is the Prodigol Son
4 partoking Of the husks
Of the sqUine

strange animals that are not friend
ly are seen in every shadow. He is
very glad when his master hears his
cries and lifts him gently on his
shoulders, without scolding, to take
him home. The landscape is typical
Of Fullien. The waterfalls are very
characteristic. During the frequent
rains, torrents race down the noun.
tain slopes and seem to gush from
every rock. The long grass is tiger
grass, which takes its name from
the fact that tigers are there sup
posed to make THEN lairs. Brambles
are plentiful, but hardly so arrogant
as i'll the picture. The beetling rocks
are not exaggerated. Chasms such
as this, in which the little goat might
have come to a sad end, are often
brldged by a single log, over which
the coolies precariously balance their
chairs
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
4 Great Feast Prepared

The prodigaf son has returheo
AS the first official oct Of welcome
his hair is combed and then his cay
and ceremonial red coat are glven
back to him. 1t is an important dS'
in the household. The rrodlgal 81
has returned to the shrines q h'
ancestors and to his iilial du'eS.
Did not Confucius say, + Hal ou'
is the constant doctrine OF leave
the natural righteousness OF eafl'.
and the practical duty Of man. ~
celebrate the return Of his son '"'
father has prepared J great teasS
The musicians have come wiz
drums and flutes. The servant
carrying the piece dc resistance 'p'
fattod calf, which is chicken 'H'
honorable dish for honored guess y
this province. The table groans WV
pyramids of steamed bread, wa'e'
melon seeds, cubes Of bean pssN'
and other delicacies. The ta'hs'
who is the head of the househoiu' :.
also the most conspicuous figure u
the picture, in accordance with oa -.
nese ideas of etiquette if not WI.
Western ideas of perspective. ~
us eat and be merry" is a cognnsas'
willingly complied with bt the o~
nese, celebrated for their 1eastS
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
The Homecoming

The prodigal son mas fallen upon
evil days and his opium dreams are
over. In pitiful rags that do not
even half cover his body he sits
shivering on the trunk Of cam
phor tree amid the swine and re-
calls that other day when, dressed
in rich red satin, he sat in state IN
a teakwood chair ard demanded
every shoe of his inheritance. In
that snug little cluster of white
houses with the sloping tiled roofs
there is not bowl Of rice for fool-
lsn youth who has wasted his goodl7
Inheritance. The pigs are still SLEEK
and well fed. but the pigs are more
useful than the prodieal son. Plgs
which constitute the principal I've
STOCK and property Of the farmer r'an
as Characteristic of the rural land
scape in Fukien as are the water
falls. There is always hole cut
at the side of the door, even Of the
better houses. for the pigs priyais
entrances. One by one the pigs VII
have to be sacrificed TO keep I"
famine from creeping into the vii'
lage. No wonder the prodigaI SOD
in his deepest detection thinks OF ns
fathers substantial household where
there are many servants and rles
for all.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Noah Leads The Wav

And into tnig ga3ly decorated ark
eater, fres u all, Noah and his wifc,
- bccpnea their dignity and posi-
1ioa Shero and his fret official wife
Ham and nie nrat official wfc, and
3aphcth and his wife. And after
tacn follow the animals familiar in
legeud md reality To this part Of
China, the sacrcd phnniz soaring
aboys them al; tigers and lions, very
typical of the stone images that
goard the entrance TO ChInese tenn.
pies; buffalo cows. and, Of course,
pixs. And bringing up ths rear axe
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

4 CHINESE artists conception Of the Nochs A1i stor1
painted after the artist q vagc Of the INTERIOR
bad heord missionary tell the old Biblical story Note that
and the ARK is typical Chinese housoboat Pictures are
tro" the collection Of Dr. Mary ". Grisco published III
Asia M0q0siNe
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

bic the ninety and nine were left in
the wilderness, but the frugal Chi
nese farmer would regard this idea
with horror.
A New Version
The goatherd discovers that there
are only ninety and nine. and he
anxiously scans the horizon for the
missing goat. The artist has given
the story slightly new interpre-
tation, for the goat, with ears back,
on mischief bent. is wickedly trotting
down the road, making for town.
The road winds around the little
hills crowned with spruce and pine,
where the ancestors of all the village
families have been buried through
dynasties Of emperors who have
long since returned to dust. The
road is constructed for the most part
out Of the solid rock and clay or
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
The Lost Is Found

Undoubtedly the goat has repented
OF his wretched adventure. The wide,
wide world was not so alluring a
place as it had been depicted by
comrades who had ventured beyond
the village fields. Tucked under his
masters arm, he has contented
feeling of being at home. The mas
ter is very happy, too, for it would
be sad calamity to lose a single
scat, One never can tell when fam
Inc will stalk abroad in the land. and
no matter how much incense one
burns before the gods, disaster may
suddenly overtaka the most sleel,
and prosperous household. Indeed.
the master is so happy that he has
sent for all his neighbors to tell
them the glad tidings that the lost
goat has been found. His friends
had already heard of his loss, for
news travels swiftly by word OF
mouth IN the Chinese village. They
come from the fields and their din
ners and crowd around the gate of
their friend rejoicing with him in his
good fortune. They raise both hands.
with the foretingers pointed upward,
which throughout this country is a
sign Of congratulation and approba-
ton, as if to say "You are splendid.
We knew you were clever enough to
find the poat''
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6. %. 2usan, 1cabubp, aamias.

~TanIac bar belt sienoprettet min
Selbreb, % ieg befinoer mig bebre
emo paa mango gar," bar ben liee-
freurne @rfl9rine, Der nplig ubtal-
tes al Mr. George 90. 2ogan, al
geabobp, aanias, Ell at be melt pro-
ntnerte &neebanblere / oct mibtre
@eiten.
Set bar life aIene giort en- M
Wfanb al mig, men ieg bar oirfelig
tlItaget 35 8uno / @egt og beiinoer
mig ian bel Tom noseniinbe fsr / NIT
9iU. Sea fort9ler ale mine Ben.
ner on Tanlac, mel, DC fon ogiaa
icIp ie boab bet bar ubrettet / NIT
&iIi9Ibe.
ga ies bespnote at tage Sanlac
bar iee | en- frpgtelig nebbruot Sor-
%fatnins. Seq bauoe aftaset meget /
&egt, fslte ipag cg nerosS til ale
Tioer og funoe life tase noeert Sn-
teresie I nit @rbeibe eller noset an.
oct. Win pnientlise 8lage bar Sn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

: 6ororoet nrpres, at "otberTobeIi,
Sheolo8t oNrtes life III iom fer. ol
Go9ntatit bar bel aIorig rGret Taa rims
&C anieet iom ! bore Sage. Sere moa
haze lin 8ulno / Wi3ticnoelieu al 0o1s
matttens cgentIiee Serb. Sq hi fan
ttlfste, at he 2rrbes SremitiLjno al
EroesIrren iom en- obitratt irItemotiit
%toenltab. bar bnpet Gogmatitcn, ia,
hett ooer BEN NnaIieooeie Cpiatuiro az
SrtItenoom % &riitenIio, at Sen CT
rr!o'tGnSi8 frennlco ior 5pero0gsmens
neifer.
Set er ocrfor oeIgiererbe At lpie 81.
Sarnei5' @og til %ciIconing ior oeut
iom ic8cr onbere / 8ub3 Orb.
So9cn begOuher n1eN at i~ortIare
ShcoIo8i 2rreu ont 8uo - hans
SiIorreIie, %rier, g~acnItabcr / Seus
bolo iii Nen ferite NrtiteI / aa~tctismen
Gen nrite Gel bnnnIcr ont Go3mcs
Io8i - StahIicu, StnreIien % OpboIs
ecIieu 49, gn9Ie "a 02cnncIter, Spruuit
70 ri Silie, SNuhciaIoet % HetS SOL
ser.
6ooeobeIeu er orer oeu dueeu o,
treble Artt!cI, S~orioningeu % 9eIigGios
tclicn, liant Sc sprige Barter / &atcs
fiSncn.
So8en3 Slututrssoiirit o~mbanbler
Sirgen5 llNSbeIi8beo. Qipet cfter 9cs
ZEN, bet ~tiiiuoadrtge Rise, &erIiNis,
reIien % Den coige SoIiehco.
Ser er els Siocr / penn lloitrr, scec
Super % sobt @npir. ian @osen irr!ig
corer ita iont SuIesreicrt FOR Sem ionl
enltcr Jig o~pbng8eIis 2rsrir9.
q. N. q.
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digestion eller i1et Sorbeiclie. Sn.
tet ipnteS at befonnle mig bel. Sil
fine Sioer funoe ieg baoe Spimmel.
be6sanfaIo, % til andre Sioer fun.
DC min Sing ocrfc ioa @iletlt, of ieg
nanifelig furoc irtte mig eller reiie
nli9 igicn ira Stolen. Gette bar Of
furat Den 6orfatniue leg bar /, 90
ieg begpnOte Of tage benne Meoicin.
Set toa offllraf Ter SLATER til at
gipre en- iriif Otono al mig. Gu bar
ieg u0nlerfet Ippetit, alting ima9er
goot o9 min 6Oroeielie er perfect.
"gtiu SuItru bar oeiaa til fine
Giber plaget meo S%noieestion, og
set belbrebe benoe paa ianme Waa.
De. De fan oifentIiggisre min Or
fl9ring bporiombelit De timber for
gobt, % bpiS noaen betpiler Den, beo
Dem fun benoenbe fig til mig"
SanIac ielaes al en- goo @potbe'
fer | bier gp. Iopt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

her / 9oIen og anbre Steoer ruuot 2os
Nn9eles brioer og bpe9er. ioa bet CT
irGrt. Sa Der maa bbgses, 1fal Softer
faa GUS at bp /. Sc fomnrer Der / tuz
iinbpi5 fra Git 90 Norb for at uno9an
ret ltrcn9e @interueir. Sos Nngeles
&nraab bar iuit oiuet Srbre paa 5000
SeIte for at dfbi9Ipe S~usneben.
Ser / 3cl8ab sanr bet o8iaa %frenraS.
Stanbarb Oil Gb. borer efter Ole .
gRil norboit for @pen, oe De flyer, Sc
bar De beOite llbIistcr til at iaa en- goo
Sliebrgrp.
30 uorIfe Snmilier fra giteu Ear
fiebt Jig 0iem ber, remlt9 6r. =. >.
SIN fra Clear 2ofe, Soma, og Sr.
2eolen fra Bella, g. g., iom / Here
Sar a i Nu8sbure &ubIiibius Souic's
@pgbinoeri.
81 bar M ire @libstiereit tier 6ber
Ianueo, ell pna Norf 90 TO paa Gu
self. @eitor g. 9. Sborpe er Dor
Brett, o. baaoe hau % bans eIifuGrs
bi9e 6rue er pubet % afhoIot al dlc.
2srbog % Sen>oe booSc hi ct ubs
nrerfet Negu, Get isrite iibcn iibite @aa-.
Chen bar ret prret ubmertet, SoIitin
oB parmt, iaa III bc9pubcr mart Bat
terue og 6ielbtauten at fno lin 9renus
Gragt.
NpIig babe III en- SopazYicnic / en-
q Sos Tngelc5' Barter, % ser bar 30,s
coo Solt tiIitcoe, paoitobes Der. Ser
CT bit mere SofuafoIt / % runbt 2c5
Slrgclc3 eno ira nogen auSen Stat. 90
ilcrc tontmcr ser belle Sibcu, o. Ell bel
Sci al Sem bar GutomobiIer. GuboJ
Iaa tent iom oi8ic ferite Sage i Ros
TENDER tontmer Der tub til Sos NneeIes
pienncmiuitIig 80 automobiIer pr. 0aJ
FRA gitcr ooer sen enc Hute she Has
t,cnal Oh Srail5 or She Sdnta Sc
SraiI". o. trseu peb, bpormange pan
&c andre Hllter.
90. g. l~lueusoano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

Seg mo- MI ienbe iub Detailing for
rot ct Mar al "Yoiten" pg "Grnen".
Sen er blepen DIR og reg bar tibet Pens
gc oa bar tGnft at iaa mig ct biQigete
glaS; men ba ics bespnbte at girre
Gaumenlisniuser, iaa bIeo NOT "Tps
ten" Den biIieIte aligepel. GItiaa Iens
Ter ies min Gbect. Sa III leper notIao
Ira her rnnbt Yineipoob. Si bar ct
rtNeIist Seitpeir ps fit 9oo Iplin8 baas
Ne az so % alt arbet, iaa III ian lie
@iuteren imsbe uben Srp9t, for III be-
Nfuer life at bore ban9e for Goal
Shrrtaee".
SiIieu til To1tens 2Gierel
en- Stooboer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
Sra Snrlep, 9. ..

Ieo set iannne ieg iuNicuNer Scrs
rbeIiestontinsenten for "Toiten" I'll
min gar. Sobias 2unNer, Stetnnes@
raa8, Sinnsp, bill iee Ieoia8e Sen men
en- IiSeu Silisn / "&oiten"s SpoIter I'll
Eor8s.
Soften" FOR mi imarge Gar BED St>
Sn al "Siiersutteu" funpet @eien ircm
cher 6abet i NIT garubom5llcm pal
Gtnnep, n,eS fine mango &ilicrcr og
HfleNcr fra be llbflbtterIeuner p8 9stre
Inn bar lit Siem / Sc'terbcimen.
son oil osaia iee for ferlte Gang
TRIBE ct Orb / glabet5 Spa!ter mco an
eiI'cn til Sar. Ior. Seitcnbc, 5lcgt
&c Senner paa Simmer iamt fortrue,
At reg Ieoer bel og buffer" Rats bier
Sag.
6or Rcitcn er al min Slegt % Sen
Hr paa be8se Siber al 9apet bilIetl
@Ifreo &. 2uno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
SeOfempOer
fjenOer til oct.
Der bar aIorig paret rpset iaa soot
for Gorfoppclie % 6orfielelie
iOm Sennep.

Tter set GnUmeIbds'e serreSssIIaIter
brGuote 90 'atte @Irmr,er. nIeeens oct eiriesc.
6Gu ben Q~tnortug % 9tgIp fom Senrepa.
RIditret eIo. uoeu @Infter % ueer gIGmu,cr.
WIuIierolc 0isr Oct. Get er en- un. bib
SdIoe, Iooet uleo SeuHepsoIic. Sen er otosu.
ifahelia ttlbereot. fad ben uoferer giounoere,
% G~liacoeI iGttcr oct life 9Ermrer pnn ben
%euIHcitc QuS.
plot guio muiteroIe rliIet paa rteo Singer
iippere. &c boor burtia BET bringer 2irorirg
- boor buriie Snlerten forfoinosr.
grlg DfuitcroIe for fGGr 3aIS. 9ronfii,
ToniiIitiS. Strubeboite, IT'D 9laiie. sIithmd.
NcurnIetu, Soreopire, @Iooitieuius, Rroftbirse'
betpuoeI'c. HberulutiSme. Sottcetet, Sm,ertcr
% 9Iaser / Hng8eH cIer oeiHurerue, inore
WluTIcr. GrcitbnIner, fresno Grhoer. GoriisIelfe
/ Rruftci (oet torebnsger cite 9uraebetRnSeIfe).
S5C 90 Csc &rlIf!cr. SolpttGlSftsrrelfe $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
Gn %ppbgggcli9 Boa.
usriSs / ppr 9utberife grucslGrc

BrunSri6s / ppr 9utberife SrucsIGrc
of Sert6oli g. Saruci3 er ubtommct
pan SorfatterenS caet SorIaa. og
Tan faae3 / noriIe SoIgaber, eIer hos
Goriattercn, @~recroiue, g. Sat.
@ri3 S1.75.
9cune BOG frcmItiaer Sen triiteIiGt
crpeSlGre / ct popuIGrt Sprog, 90 er
lnIagt, lom han ielo tiger for SrgfpI
q Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
For kl9ende Tortur.
Brug a~ntiseptisk, fydende Zemo.

Der or et L.egemiddel, som sjeldent tager
fell at stanse klSende Tortur og lindre
Hudirritationer, og som gtor Ruden olcd.
rem og Sund.
Hyilkensomhelst Apotheker kan forsyne
Dem med Zemo, som a~lmindeligvis over
vindcr allie Hudsygdomme. Ansigtsolussen.
Eczema, Kloen. Freguer, Ftnner BLACK
heads maa i de feste TilfGlde give etter
for Zemo. Ofte h8nder Diet. at mindrs Be
mgrkelser udslettes 1 Nations Lob. keen
stanser sadyanlig strax. Zemo er et six
kert antiseptisk hydende Lsegemiddel. rent,
let at BRUCE og paalideligt. bet koSter kun
rs Cents en- extra stor FlaSke 500. Der
pletter like. er like fedtet eller klebende
og er ganske visit slkker overfor Smtndtlig
Hud.
The L. W.. Rose Co, Cleveland. O.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

r~rariretr - nm e iutrelt 6itmntrmihS.I. otr TAN
rreotS AZ b~otu'omheI't nctn S~ttcitutna. 90.
t'ttr at eu bar for'egt bet % belt tr tiIfrsbs nito ben
S~tuerina % Gpmfort bet bar piptt bte. isno os en-
Cellar. Sris i,ts. fpiter DC sis intet. IN bsittm.
lner % NJ trpr Die pad DIT Sre. vi rso IN, nocr.
Wi,hhtl, 9ttlinorsr roiisn I srhoer Gtabie oa an.
E~t'iarNs az eturs iao 'nerts'uIoe Suahom. 'tIo ttt;r
tr bel Stctttbs GIsubjahso. nj bar mphtaeet Suuhrt.
Ter az greoe. fortUnsnee on, bet Deb. icnr htti. merf,
o0retae oirfnirpSiulot SnittU hof hapi. e'ttr Of alt
oreet bar fciIei erooa ioitbare oafarIiss Ooeraiicutr.
% bet tIttr 80 co 40 aors SibtIier. 3t utiInsrt IIfrI.
her brirGse uite uneer q sntrpI paa en- eutits
Saa. vi on life forleae bet paa ppr gttofuinai
abrtSie: DIR. Van Week Co.. Dept. Y c As.
X Mich. Stuo tHaeu Etuat. Sirioioaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26


Bon oil brinse big
en- regular Collar
Vafte al Or. Gan
gItds trsbobbeIte ab.
lorntiou SehoubIiugfpr
Nstube. %bIseenoe,
n~eftadenoe VtItS
'aElt ale aHortitausnSe
Cueer alt | nriertet
Cmilaa at .
frtf. TT. s}aH NItd.
tloliaere 9irura be
ScrsHehe Stattr5 gr.
NE. oureuhts 40 Var III
Of frlesouiritrater. I'm
MI usrotHsbtremts
Hbiorpttou Tethp,
DC. S~ugeR9uio. iuatu
1890. - o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
0rmiom Ytles.
Or. Gan Sled bar funpet rot.
Sinoring, boilfe beIbreber
Snnnoer.
Seno Sort for Snaars Trsue frit

Etl hpem'ombellt liSsabe al TILES (Sr.
morrbo'oer) glsr VI bette ubssrGuisSe 9;lz
buo: Seno pe bin qbrsSie "a nr,o,n.rSs
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Sra SeIsab, California.

Ni oa election" cr pper, lou fnar
y ocore Sto babe til at lfrioe % l9Ie,
''a leg faar ie os ieuoe uosIe Orb.
Der er nofiaa sobe Stber. os Soft
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
Korr%esponddnee.

Qprvfppuboue.r uben gapn % Abresf. toeeS life bet mtrbtt Ser'9u
iii: be bhr life enqana qitnneml9he al Rebotipueu. Hdpuet bill lite
bEpe oF,utIiaaiprt, rtbmiubr. psbtummsubs 9prrtipoub,ut su.
FER bet, men RebotipEeu man bare hans tuIoe sapu oa gbrese.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

ite prima
(ct 3orif.
EunbS Ssrs
{ $3.50, 80
M fulb FEB
Be $500, 20
nbs SpunO
nbs Spauo
(lnoS Spano
,, 10 puub5
|rnbane euer
euer Monep
{ % bpilten
co.,,
nth, o
ESOTA.
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D i!

ct nnefe. met
f%initrumsnt FOR
pet ene tstsloD
er lille at tiea,
es life for at
Tan 'pine poa
Pen ipiltr ls1
hes meS hscr
SenoagsHoIrg
[Wuft for Gel.
|ienots SaInttr
nelonat. aiol.
ct Tibet Barr
Ie Stptfet sn,r
n tuini 4os',
Is Wobtossli,
lali Station.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-26
", B. & A. HEARING
FIXED FOR TUESDAY

The Public Service Commission has
set the application of the Washing
ton. Baltimore and Annapolis Rail.
road Company for increased rates or
it's lines between Baltimore and An
napolis and Baltimore and Washing
ton for hearing on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
More protests were received yester
dav from members of the Commuters
Association, of Washington, agains
the proposed rates.
Southern Maryland commuters llv-
ing near the District of Columbia line
have filed protests against the IN
creased rates with the Interstate
Commerce Commission. John r. Rig
giles has arranged for hearing of tho
protests at 10 o'clock next Tuesday
Mr.. Riggles is chairman of the Com
muters' Club. of Seabrook, Md. O. c
Strawn and other members of the as
ISOLATION will aid the chairman in pre-
senting their grievances at the hear.
ing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-26
SAGE TEA DANDY
To DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe TIC
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair

You can turn gray. faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, I'M
proved by the addition OF other in
gradients. are sold annually. says
well-known druggist here. because II
darkens the hair so naturally and
evenly that no one can tell it has
been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray
or becoming faded have surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
ishes and your locks become luxur-
iantly dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth Gray
haired. unattractive folks aren't
wanted around. so get busy with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
tonight and you'll be delighted with
your dark, handsome hair and your
youthful appearance within fe"
days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-26
Maryland Ave. Church

At Maryland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow services
will be held as usual
In the absence of the pastor. who
is on his vacation. at the morning
service at IL o'clock, the preacher
viii be the Rev. II. F. Cory. pastor
of West Annapolis Methodist Episco-
PAL Church. and at the evening serv-
ice at s o'clock, the preacher will be
the Rev. Z. A. Lambert. pastor of
Asbury NJ. E. Church. South The
Sunday School and Epworth League
will be held as usual
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-26
Moving Into
The Manse

The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Jones are moving into the Manse,
Duke of Gloucester street, which they
will occupy during the building of
their new home at Murray Hill. The
Jones sold their handsome residence
on Duke of Gloucester street to the
Vestry OF ST. Annes Church. for a
Rectory. The Jones residence adj
joins the present Rectory which will
be the Parish House.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-26
First NJ. f. Church

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
State Circle. offers the following sery-
ices tomorrow: Bible School, with
classes for all ages, 10 a. IN. Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. H. w Burgan
at IL a. m. and p. m. Morning sub
ject: "Cedars of Lebanon--A Sum
mer Meditation" Evening subject:
The Theology of Tennyson-Ho he
acquired it."
On next Wednesday night at s
O'Clock the usual prayer and praise
mid-week service will be held. The
public is cordially invited to all these
services.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-26
Christian Science Services

Services at the Christian Science
Society, 2S State Circle. will be as
follows on Sunday: IL a. m, subject,
"Christian Science"
The reading room is open every
Wednesday from TO 3 p. m. where
all authorized Christian Science lit
erature may be read, purchased or
borrowed. All cordially welcome.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-26
College Ave. Baptist Church
DE. John S. Sewers. Pastor

DIR. John S. Sewers, Pastor
Services on Sunday will be as fol-
lows: 10 a. m, Bible School, H. H.
Hall, Supt; Bible classes for men and
women. IL a. m, morning worship,
theme: "Unwearied Well-Doing."
p. M. evangelistic service, subject:
The Still. Small Voice" The pastor
will preach morning and evening. s
p. m, Wednesday, prayer meeting.
Cordial welcome TO all.