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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
Helen Ring Rob'n~on

IL was considered unfortunate that
the only woman member OF q ma
uonal cabinet. Haiib Edib. minister
Of education in Turkey, could not be
present.
For the nrst time in the history Of
suffrage. ~ women sat as the special
delegates sent by their governmente
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. sent by the
United States: Great Britain sent
Lady Asior: Germany sent Frau Ma.
RE S;ritt. and Mile. PIaminkova rep
resented Czecho- siovakia- both mu
nicipai councillors: Norway sent Fru
Qvam; Uruguay. DIR. Paulina Luisi:
Greece. Nine. Negropontes. with Lat
via. Luxembourg. Serbia and Turkey
also represented.
CARRIE CHAPMAN Gait
PRESIDES
Over these nations presided the
keen wit. cool judgment and INFINITE
resourccfulness Of an American wofn-
an. Carrie Chapman Gait. president
Of the International Suffrage ALLIANCES
and president Of the American suf-
frage association. with her were .
group OF white haired pioneers Of the
suffrage m We m e mt in England.
America. Scandinavia and Hollis.
But most Of che delegates wefJ
younger women who have not known
the long waiting. Women born to The
voting purple in the states Of Amer.
lea and Australia. countries won 70
freedom by these gallant white-hairsd
pioneers.
The remarkable thing about this
gathering OF women, 80 very. very
new" is that they sounded inceS
sanity the old. old note-the mother
note.
The starving children of the world
must be fed. the congress declared
And the delegates put deeds back
Of the words while the American del
egation appointed Mrs. Arthur Ryer.
son. wife of the bishop Of Pennsyl'
vsnia. TO go into the famine districts
and then tell Americans the awful
truth.
Women must go into parliament Ia
order to write mother" into the laws
Of the land. said an ardent woman
NJ. +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Saturday a, g,2o n. m. the North
west chapter OF tho American Asso-
citation Of Teachers Of Spanish will
meet In room sos. Denny hall. Uni
vcrnity % Washington. Al inter.
csted In the study and teaching Of
spanish are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
" YEARS MARRIED

LONDON, July 6.--Mrs. Malcolm
McGregor died at Arden In her Tooth
year. She and her husband had been
married " years when he died about
two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
Beach Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer A. wisnhr
entertained twenty-five guests with
. beach supper on Monday evening
at their summer home at East Seat
tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Madison Park Improvement
club VIII meet this evening. july T.
at Mrs. Smiths cafe nj 4 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
Pupils Of Miss Holt
Give ENJOYABLE Recital

Miss Edna Holt presented "A mum
Der Of her piano and voice pupils in
a very interesting and enjoyable
recital recently In the Nonteiius
Piano hall. The program follows.
IN. Tirs, Violet Of spring 80. Matthews
ffaneis o,is--Muri Poyntsr
Golden star waits. ...s...... .btrsabboE
Mary olive swap
Dance In the Village ....st........E Kern
Frances Van Dyke
Tho Cricket .s..4... Metlles Loeb Evans
Lulu pttvsr
Dance % the Bears. Helms
Lucille Park
Tbe Joyous Farmer .schumann
hurl ferntsf
Cuckoo sang ........-...........w ooisr
Hsiss Rishsy
spinning sons ............. .Eiimsnrsieh
Hsisa sysro
Curious story ................... Heller
HfidA Beck
niunsnlisd op. ~ lTto~sr BonsD LANCE
AIss Etheiyn zssrnermar
Hunting song op. igs.....s... .hpindler
Niss Amanda Nybro
a. Little Pink Rose ............
ssasrsasss saa Carrie Jacobe Bond
b. Mighty L.s. a Rose ...... .s.vin
Miss YpiAh Martin
Ninuss In q. No, s........s. .psethovsn
Miss msble Edwards
AsAiAnchs .-....... ......srs..-- Heller
Miss Marie Thoma.
For Dreams KAss. .coven
b Hoeksd IN the Cradle Of the
Deep .....s...s.s4..s.... Knight
Mr.. Richard whiting
VIII o the wlsp. op- iss... .JungmAnn
Miss Alma Keller
The butterfly. Op. ST. Gustav xerkei
Mss Sarah TODD
a charity ............. NaeDsrmld
D. In the Dusk Of ,ivs Evening
.................. Coofubn
G Ia the Dark IN the Deu
................... Coombs
Mrs Vera Brower
nerceues. from "5oceiyn" ....... GODDARD
Niss Helen waiting
Mcnuxt "a ~ anttqusf .padsrevsd
Misc Grace Hrover
O. since We Parted. .s..... .Aiiitsen
b. Tn. Last Song. ............ .Tosu
G. Within the Garden OF Ny Heart
....s..sss.s4sssssss fsssss.. ccoN
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Mrs. Bresee to Be
HOnOred

Mrs. Fred Jeffery has extended in
yitations for luncheon at the sun.
let club on Friday in compliment to
her house guest. Mrs. Carl Bresee.
Twelve guests will be entertained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
M. and Mrs. Bdckus
Dinner Hosts

In compliment TO Mrs Max riutti.
1fr. and Mrs. Manson Y. Backus
IN1ll entertain with a dinner Of -
beovcrs on Friday evening. at their
theme at the Highlands
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CZECHO-sIOyAK PROTESTS:
80 lNDEMOCk.ATlC.

Just a little later at a preliminary
conference OF the congress the
American woman offered n resolution
plainly In the interest of speeding up
routine business--oniy TO call forth
nery denunciation from czecho-slo.
vskian delegate because her rcsolu-
ton was $50 undemocratic."
Geneva the historic old city. the
haven OF Calvin. the cradle OF the
Red Cross society--was a ut place for
this greatest feminist gathering OF
all times.
The great ratherinr Of women. the
nrst international suffrage congress
since 1912. was worthy OF it's setting
and i;s occasion.
There were women representing
old rich civilizations: there were
women representing nations only In
thrIy .Frtsrg rfrnx<n. x..Lt.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Peel and cut up cucumbers. Sim.
mer with onion In water tin soft.
Dissolve gelatin In cold water and
add cucumbers rubbed thru fine
sieve. Line a mold with slices OF
fresh cucumber and pour In LIQUID.
Set aside to become firm. when
solid. serve on bed Of lettuce with
French dressing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

The executive civil service spends
more than 5000. 600 900 a year In sal
aries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
Mount Rainier Court. No. a.
United spanish War Veteran.

Tn. Auxiliary 81 the United Span
irah War Veterans Will hold their reg
uiar meeting Thursday. July .. at ?
p. m. Luncheon viii be at IL
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
BY HELEN RING ROBINSON
Colorado state senator

GENEVA. switxerland.--tBy Mail,
~ feet 40 sympathetic with you"
naid q German delegate 20 an Ameri-
can delegate at the eighth Interna.
ilonal Woman Suffrage congress.
held In Geneva, Switzerland. June
S.is.
Thank you. madame" answered
the American woman. but for all her
politeness there was q note Of In
auiry In her manner.
For we German women are free
and you are not. you American
women" continued the delegate from
STUTTGART.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

The fastest trip across the Allan.
tic was made by the Mauritania in
1910. in 4 days. 10 hours. As minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
SWEETBREAD LOAF

pairs swcetbrcads
=. pound lean veal
egg
u teaspoon pepper
I teaspoon salt
teaspoon grated osanxe rind
saitspoon summer sayory
cup cracker crumbs
Il cup butter
Cook and bianch swcetbreads.
Mince very fine. Put veal thru the
coarse knife Of the fcod-chopper. Mix
meat thoroiy. Add seasoning. egg
well beaten and cracker crumbs and
mix. Mold into loaf. dredge with
sifted cracker crumbs and bake.
Baste frequently with melted butter.
Serve with white sauce
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- 0z1NANNxzxa1kzFxxxz0
\ CIubrI
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
AIpha NJ Delta Aiumnne

FhttHt8 ~ fb'bsf.t&s
A dinner meeting OF the Alpha xi
Delta Alumnao will be held In the
cafeteria private dining room Of the
y. w. G. A. at 8 .. m.
Ladies' Charity Club "Treja"
Ladies' Charity oius "Frela" will
hold its monthly meeting ut Mrs.
A. HUMANS summer home at South
Colby. Mrs. Carl j. Smith will as
hist Mrs. Rumain. The club will
leave Galbraith de~k az $50 a m.
Amethyst Chapter. q. ". \.
A dance will be given by Ametbys,
Chapter. O. w. r.. Thurrday evening
Mt Readings hall. Members and
friends invited,
Nomcn's Auxiliary 10 Rainisr Post.
No. n
women'n Auxiliary 60 Rainier
Post. No. "a. American Legion.
meets IN Veterans hall the Armory.
At : y. m.
Sunshine Guild
A picnic. commencing at 10 a. IN.
n, Woodland park. will be given BY
Sunshine guild.
Mount Rainier Court. No. ~
Mount Rainier Court. No a.
Trlb. ofsBen Hur. holds the reEu'
lar meeting In tho Modern Wood
man hall. Columbia City. installa'
ton OF officers. dancing and refresh
ments. All members requested to
come.
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Huncheon for
House Guest

Nrs. Otis Floyd hanson was host
pe~s IT a pretuiy appointed luncheon
/ 81 fifteen covers at the sunset club
looday. In compliment 20 her house
touest Miss Betty Miller. OF rhiiadcl'
FphiA. Invitations were confined to
tmembers OF the younger set
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Columbia Colo is hetter.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

a card party win be given this
evening at 4 O'Clock in Veterans hall
b. Mckinley circle. No. ~. Ladies'
Of the q. a. T. The public In In
vlted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Columbia Colo. the new American
bcer.-Adv.
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MRS. FISKE
TO BE SUPPER GUEST


Soctefy o
GIVEN FRIDAY EVENING AZ the faeht
John beardree
be hosts supper party
N following
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
CUCUMBER JELLY

2 cucumbers
: cups water
Slice Of onion
u teaspoon salt
y teaspoon pepper
I tablespoon graduated gelatin
x Gun cold WATER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
znforfnnl Tea

Mrs. Frederic strive win entertain
Informally at tea tomorrow afternoon
at her home. In welcome TO Mrs.
Richard :. Cox. Jr.. who has re
turned TO Seattle and Is visiting old
friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-18
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1920.
ASH WEDNESDAY

This Is day Of such religious
significance as 10 arrest the at
tention oi any save the most
careless. Millions of people en-
ter formally upon six weeks
season OF penitcncc and prayer.
A scoifcr might say that the dead
weight OF custom and the voice
of authority account sufficiently
for the continuance OF such a sea
son: but it is not So The New
England Past Day" though but
a single day. soon failed Of ob
servancc although digniiicd by
proclamations OF governors. But
the forty days oi Lent" continue
TO fulfill their mission.
Lent is a sufficient denial OF
the charge that religious people
are a "holier than thou folk. AT
any rate they are not taught by
their church to be so, any more
than the sick people in a hospital
arc taught by such an institu-
ton to regard themselves as ply
sically superior to other mortals.
Those who use the season OF
Lent are taught to examine their
own lives. not the lives OF others,
and TO change what ought to be
changed.
As Ash Wednesday is the III
PRODUCTION to Lent. it nngt well
suggest to any man the possible
mistake OF going on without
thought in the old ways. Ger
tainly there is need Of change
somewhere ii our whole social
order is to have peace Md an
individual would not have to BE
fanatlcall modest to assume that
an Improvement is possible in
his own personal lie That is
what Lent i for.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-18
AN ORDINANCE
Providing a Curfew Regulation
for the City of Annapolis


Srrti"h l. lie = established anu ordained
hy TIA" Mayor Counselor aud Aldermen ~
D" city - Annalsi"is. thai il shall be un-
lawful f"r any @iri child below ihe a@c ~
SlNfe'N wears aud amy boN chlld below The
let Of f"urtcen wears. I" ito an ANY 81 the
streets. sinrS ~ alleys ia the lily Or m
nai"lis. rt}rr inc hour 81 . 90 =. VI. during
ttr months ri June, July ami August pf
SITTER O'clock T.. VI. 'iurir@ auy other
month uuleSs accompanying by pafrnt ~
guardian. or Stone adult person authorized
BY such parent or guardian ~ have the
temporary custody ~ such riild and PN-
crcisu the direct and continuous super-
vision over it.
Section = ANY child violating the pro-
Visions If ti4is ordinance. ar any parent
guardian or other adult person having the
utf"' Nv A.''tti,'' ~ ",A mil MI, S"u
.s,o sil ,,ir....t ,cr,,tit ar ,,,itl a., 10
NJ Sa'' 1't III isI,,l,' '.i ~ Nv
sfe4 ~ ,i,,. ,,.,t -, ..x,,.d sln,a cor ,r,,
fy.nss Ia, i sf,.,tI ~. ,riti,i., 10 49,.
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For Meeting Oh Democrats

The following communication has
leen received from Major john dep
DOW in reference 10 meeting OF
Democrats called By him for March
>, 1920. to discuss and consider the
question OF candidates for the com
ilg Congressional election The For
NAL call appears in another column
of This issue
10 the Editor of The Weekly Nd
VertiSer
Dear Sir
Knowing your interesi in The al
fairs of the Democratic Party. | am
enclosing a call for meeting Of all
Democrats to he held for the purpose
Of selecting candidate to represent
This District in the primary election
10 he held In May for Member OF
Congress
You are requested % publish this
call and give as much publicity to
ihe subject as you can in order that
ali members of our party may have
notice OF the matter
Yours very truly,
JOHN DEP. DOW. l."
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-18
TIMELY WARNING

" hatever Senator Borah may
be politically. i'll a geographical
way he represents 4 region III
which hard work, frugality and
THRIFT are necessities as well a.
Virtues. I'm no other section Of
the country. perhaps. are Con
ercsS waste OF time and extra
Nagancc al expenditure watched
with keen scrutiny and rcquited
with quicker condemnation than
they are III the Great West, OF
which Senator Borah'S State of
Idaho is an excmplar.
There IS significance, then. in
Senator Borah'S recent detrial OF
the failure OF the present Repub-
lican Congress to keep its pledges
OF economy, and his sharp re
bukc in the waStefulncSS that
characterized some pending pro
posals, Unquestionably. Mr..
Borah has heard from his con
stituency and knows the mind OF
his people Accordingly he has
warned the Republican leaders
that their record in Congress and
not the promises OF platform
even one that is the handiwork OF
III expert politicians u will be
the test OF their party's fitness
Tor another lease OF power.
Senator Borah knows what IS
patent to every other observer
in Congress and outside OF it.
The Republicans made promises
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Royal y. Hcrndon
-.
Ethel Ilcru,lnn

ia III. circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. No. 26l divorces.
The object nf this suit is Ia procure 4
'lccree fer divorce u vinculo mafriIuouii
hy the said plaintiff from the said Ethel
Herudoa
The Bin states that On or abont the 2ud
day Of February, 1914. the said plaintiff
was married To the defendant with whom
he resided until OF or about May. 1@la III
Aura9 polls and BaltiIuors. Maryland Thut
on ~ about May. 1919 the said Ethel HerH-
Ion abondoncd and deserted him. which
abandonment has been more than three
wears aud is deliberate and final and the
separation ~ the parties is beyond recon
Citation That the whereabouts Of TIE de
Ceudant the said Ethel Herndun are un-
known 20 The plaintiff
II is thereupoE. this 18th day Of February.
1'rni. ordered by the Circuit Courf for Anne
Arundel county. Maryland. in Equity. that
the plaintiff by causing copy - this
order Ia be, inserted ia some newspaper.
nrhiished in said county oucc in each If
four successive weeks before the -3th Cay II
March, 1920 giviag notice 10 the said ab
sent defendant If the object and snbsfanrt'
II the bin. warning her 70 appear ia this
Court. in person er by solicitor. ar ne
fore the 2Srd day IF March. next. 70 show
aNse. If aHv she las. WHY aa ,eeree ought
not Ia tbe passed rs prayed
WA. \. WOODWARD, clerk.
True Copy. Test
WM- X WOODWARD Clerk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given. that the sub
scriber az Anne Arundel county has OBJ
tanned from the orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county In Maryland. letters tPsta-
nlentarv on the personal estate of Richard
o. Elliott late of Anue Arundel county
deceased. All persons having claims
against the decreased are he=eDy warned ~
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof.
II the subscriber or before the
Goth DAY az JULY. 1929.
They may otherwise by law bc excluded
from an benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested ~
make immediate payment.
Given under nay hand this 3uth day Of
january. 1870
JULIA " ELLIOTT.
Txerntrix
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-18
WHY WOMEN SUFFER
Many Annapolis Women Are Learninl
The CguSe

Women often suffer, not knowing
The cause.
Backache headache dizziness ner-
Yoasncss.
Irregular urinary passages weak
ness. languor
Zach torture OF itself
Together hint at weakened Kidneys
Strike AT the root get 10 the cause
No other remedy more highly en-
,lorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands
Endorsed at home ASK your neigh
Lor,
Here's convincing testimony from
an Annapolis citizen.
Mrs. Daisy Como. 16 Holland street,
Annapolis. says. For six years /
had kidney trouble Whenever
stopped suffered from pain in the
small of my back which was as Sc
we're as toothache Mornings l felt
more tired than when | went to bed
and often my feet swelled | got
Doan's Kidney Pills at the r. +.
Smith Pharmacy and the first box
brought great relief. | still use
Doan's Kidney Pills whenever | feel
in need of them. Doan's are very ef-
fective for kidney trouble and | gladly
recommend them to other kidney suf-
terers
60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co. Mfrs. Buffalo. n I.-tAdv.)
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SALARY INCREASE
RECOMMENDED FOR
COUNTY OFFICIALS
Continued From Page one.)

Continued From Page One)
proposition. The Board passed an or
der recommending that the salary for
this office be increased to a maximum
Of So GOO year. instead OF $1,000, as
AZ present, in addition 10 which the
Engineer is 10 receive his actual tray
cding expenses and the use OF an
automobile The Board took the posi-
tion that The Office of County Road
Engineer is an indispensable one in
the County government and that the
present salary is inadequate for a
civil engineer Of proper qualiticatio
Who during his incumbency of this
Office. can resort TO no other means
Of livelihood
Those voting in favor of the in
crease for the Office of Road Engineer
were President Walton Messrs Bar
her OF the Second district: Green.
OF the Fourth. and Armiger, of the
Eighth Commissioner Hardesty, Of
the FRS; district voted in the mega
tive Commissioners Carr. OF the
Firs;. ard Disney OF the Third were
absent
The vote ON all the other increases
was unanimous
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-18
IN MEMORIAM

CnLE-fu loving remembrance ~ eur dear
mother MARTHA " CORE. WHO tie
parted this life eleven wears aSo to'iay.
February Is. fa-8-
She has Crossed the uvstie river.
sSafe stu fi4e Hoidea Shore.
" assre SIDE slpHid peSi iu S1nry
with ihase who have gone eei"r.
And ia THAI far u1 azure
rhat ner,ls no light If the sun.
lIer spirit has rolse rejoicing
Her saul Is with her 1oa.
lly Bier son.
H. r. COLE
SMITH loving rtmemhranc- ~ "ur
dear Tathtr. FRED SMiTH. wine depart
80 jhIE afr SIX months AZ" to-day
lu life We lowed won 'l~ari3
Ia death We de- the sanc
We rfTen So and think ~ y"G
And Wish you were here again.
NJ lhink ~ yun ia Silenee.
Va eYcs can sea ~ weep.
but many q Silent tear Wy slled
Nl4ei offers are asleep.
Sftrlt on slcar father aud tabt your REST
.to1 called son tloiur. iio ;Aaugli * pc~t
Tie Saw yeur SUFFERING here was ;rr'.t
Aud nfrH.a wide the tioi,ten '1ate
Ey AIS devoted witr aaa dau@Atrr.
MARGARET >MITH auJ
II Aflii. tsitAN Stt \.
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to obtain votes and control Of
legislation They have done next
TO nothing. even under pressure.
to fulfil their promises. They
have begun this years Presiden-
tial campaign with new prom
ises That aggregation Of talent
by which the next platform is to
be written has for its chief labor
the rcfunding Of the old promises
with new pledges, whose redemp-
ton IS contingent on further Re
publican success
The failure OF the Republican
leaders to keep their word is 50
Obvious 10 the country BY this
time that no platform which OF
fers platitudcs and ssuranccS. in
stead II recitins performances.
can deceive any one but its au-
thors. senator Borah's reminder
to his colleague, in Congress
would have been useful few
months ago It comes too late
now
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MISS MUNROE SPEAKS
AT THE Y. w. c. A

Continued From Page One)
signer of costumes" to speak to the
ladies OF her art. which She did in a
mosL pleasing and gracious manner
Although she had never appeared be-
fore an audience before she talked
well and with enthusiasm born OF abb
solute love for her work and belief
IN her own capability she said She
called herself u IRE builder" OF gowns
and exhibited fine sample OF what
she could do, telling OF miracles in
making One lady said, =
would like You 70 remake a gown
have worn ten years She re
Piled Il can do il and make il look
Ike 5000 gown on" the lady
So id. 1T looks like that now" Well"
she replied. II can make it look like
a $500 gown
ON Monday. March 3 Mrs Wilkins
is 10 bring several OF her gowns; re
built; 10 exhibit TO Annapolis women
at the ~" and there will he models
10 exhibit them. There Will be two
sessions. so all can have opportunity
TO see these and they will be worth
while (See further noticed Women
woh are following Shakespeare 5 ad-
vice in regard 10 clothes may hear
and see something To their advantage
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-18

For ratification Cox, Joy toi-
Inns. Mcdaniel. Hall. GLADDEN.,
Bradley. +. X. Grimes. Moore. An
drewS. Benson: Shoekley. Of W0r-
ce>ter. Peoples party: Dodderer.
Mcbride. Coborn. toscy. Harper.
Jording. Parker. Carbetf, SIM
mons. Wolf. Hicks. Jnme, Camp
bell. Conrad. Nickel. Peters. Pow
ell. Trickett. 5cr>uch. leather
wood. Spencer. Collier. kendall,
Nay Ior and shantzer. Total. IS.
Against ratification MeSsrS.
Tydings Speaker. Poverty. Coad.
Harris. AtweIl. Holiday. Rod
gers. NiegaTd. Henderson, IoTaN.
BurAe. Duncan. Given. Halz-
kneeEt. Rice. HeiIbrenner. High
ley. Hilbonrne. Murphs. Squire.
Rnheri>. Fisher. Ilarrgn. NachieT.
Dudlet. stevens. Crockett. fid-
mcr. C0blcntz. CltSball. Rem>-
berg. Hopkins. Andrews. Brum-
baugh. Bonnet, Buck. BErnN,
DameSyH. Dean. Oimarco. Baker,
tateh. I,er~on. Lynch. Brand.
Thomas Campbell. II. l.. Cr. mes,
james. Joseph Webb. hraus,
League. Lindauer. Needing. Fair
ney. BarIsley. Candy. Griffith.
Walker. klec. (;ambrill. Austin.
Larm0re and Miles. Total. Is.
Absent MeS~r>. Bowers. vi
Kent. and curry. OF Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-18
Schmid, O.. In New Store

The firm OF r J Schmidt Company
military AMI civilian tailors, arc now
occupying their now store on state
circle, adjacent to the old Young
Mems Christian Association Building
The structure is a new one, OF fire
proof construction. and more com
modious than the quarters which the
firm has been occupying for the last
enNernl YearS