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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

is said to have boldly written the
State Department that the nomi-
nation OF these delegates would
not be approved by the Senate
because one of them was objec-
tionable to Senator Pcnrose, who
is the Republican boss"
The President has the appoin-
tive power, and the Senate is sup
posed to accept his selections
unless there be good reason for
disapproval. There should be
some other reason for failure tC
confirm than merely TO play
politics" and display partisan
prejudice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
The Original Altar

The original altar used by Arch
bishop John Carroll at the first mass
he celebrated in this country, at his
mothers home near Rock Greek, in
Montgomery county, was again in use
last Sunday at the low field mass at
the Catholic University. Archbishop
Bonzano wore the episcopal vest
ments of Archbishop Carroll. Father
Carroll was appointed Bishop of Bal
timore in 1889. He went TO England
for conservation, which took place in
a private chapel at Luworth Castle.
Later he was made archbishop. with
the episcopal sees of New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
FOREVER PLAYING POLITICS

The G. @. p. majority in the
Senate is forever playing poll
tics. A study of the Senate rec
ordS shows a very large number
of appointments sent to the Sen
ate by the President. on which
confirmation has been withheld.
generally without any excuse be-
ing offered. Some of the ap-
pointments are 10 foreign posts.
one of them Ambassador TO
Mexico. Some of them are to
Federal judgcships. In the latter
case, there does not seem any
reason the Republicans in the
Senate could have for withhold
ing confirmation. save that filling
these judgcShips be deferred un-
I'll a new administration comes
into power, hoping that Repub-
hoan President will he elected
and that Republicans may get
the Jobs.
Among the appointments on
which action has been delayed is
the naming of three American
delegates to an international con
ton on communications, a very
important convention to adopt an
agreement for wire and other
methods OF communication. SINH
lar to the existing international
postal agreement. TO be held in
Washington in August. The Re
publican leader, Senator Lodge.
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LESSONS LEARNED
FROM THE BLIND
Continued From Page one)

alphabet. and in this way Taught the
soldiers made blind in the world war
aow to read
Mr.. Hackett made an appeal to
those present to look up the blind in
Anne Arundel county and induce them
% take a course of training at the
School for the Blind where they can
learn TO be useful citizens and TO
keep their mind employed He urged
all TO do what they could for their
own blind in giving them every op-
portunity.
The entertainment and demonstra-
ton was most instructive and bene-
fetal. II was in charge of a commit
tee of the Woman's Club. of which
Mrs. Clarence NJ. White was Chair
man, and Mrs. Abram Moss. sub
chairman. with Mrs. shannon and
Mrs. Faulkner. of the Mothers Circle.
Miss NJ. Lucy Redmond assisted in
giving out subscription cards.
The credit for the demonstration is
due largely to Miss Isabelle McNasby,
the promoter.
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Trnck Menthered Rlizzards
May "a, 1920.

Only fifty-two miles in two days by
motor truck
Alaska? No-Wyoming.
The reason? Snow and tempera-
ture of L. degrees below zero.
This sample of an old = fashioned
western blizzard was experienced by
Service truck on a recent trip from
Laramie to Casper. 0yertaken by
he binding storm, the big vehicle
al ored through the immense drifts
lnder the worst travelling conditions
Known for years in this country.
by means of strenuous shoveling
y the drivers and the traction given
" Goodyear treads, the truck made
he 500 miles in six days and won
he distinction of being the first mo
or vehicle to make the trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
At THE PALACE TONIGHT

What's eatin' you, dearie-past
present or future?" asked the woman
with the ready sympathy of the down
and-out for another unfortunate.
''All of them." answered the girl
deep rejection in her voice. Her past
was clouded-her present penniless-
her future worse than uncertain.
Then the woman handed out a lit
tie of her own strange philosophy
"Eyerytody's got a past, my dear.
Send anyone a mysterious warnin'-
All is discovered. Beat iti'-and nine
out of ten will shake in their boots. .
And so in the girls mind the Great
Idea was born.
And thereby hangs a tale. It's a
tale of surprising interest, told at the
Palace tonight with SURPRISING skill
by some of the most celebrated play
ers of the screen. charming Margarita
Fisher at their head. THE Dangerous
Talent" is the name they've given this
adventure-romance. and it's a title
well bestowed, for around the girls
strange talent the entire action re-
wolves.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
AT. THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

Charles Ray has one of the most
strenuous fights of his screen career
the Thomas II. Ince photoplay
Crooked Straight" which comes to
he Republic Theatre tonight And
Mr.. Ray has had some fights in the
Dast. This one, however, laid him
Up fer three days. The scene takes
9lace on stairway, and after dra
matte struggle Charlie is knocked
Town by his opponent He falls the
iuff length of the stairs and several
teet beyond the foot The wind was
completely knocked out of him and
he had to be picked up and helped
o comfortable chair after the
camera quit grinding. That scene
ended work for several days. The
result on the screen justified the
price, Mr.. Ray thought, as it is a
inc bit of realism
Talk about your ring fights such
IS / had in The Egg Crate Wallop,' f"
said Mr.. Ray, "a regular ring battle
is nothing compared with one of these
rough-and-tumble scraps on stairs.
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Advertised Letters

Letters advertised at the Annapolis
Md, postoffice. May is, 1920. Persons
calling for advertised letters. should
mention that they were advertised in
The Evening Capital. and give date;
May 21
Mems List-Bernard Dogan, A. r.
Dallmeyer. E. Quinoncs, J. B. Shen-
ION.
Women's List - Miss Arentha
Brooks. Mrs Mack Hopkins. Miss
Lois Whailey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
Doing Strawberries

Strawberries are a rather tenaeI
fruit. called by dealers soft"
The care the housekeeper gives .h'
fruit after it comes to her greatly ue-
termines the attractiveness OF IL.
Strawberries always need thorOus'
washing, and if very sandy sometime
need to stand in water for a few mn
utes 10 loosen the grains Of sand. wa,
ter poured directly over Berries VIZ,
crush them and make them soft anu
mushy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
Symbolism OF ReredOs

1.-The symbolism of this Reredos will
be easily evident. The Cross pro
claims the Life that willingly passed
through DEATH Vine and Passion
Flower, the Crown of Thorns, the
Pelican feeding her young -an speak
of sacrifice, a sacrifice effective for
life for ever. The risen Christ. hold
ingin His hand the Book of Life, with
the company of adoring Angels, is the
0ne worthy to receive glory and
honor and worship
May those who shall see this me-
mortal be moved to offer their lives
gladly to the Lord Jesus Christ, who
is the Truth to make men free, the
sufficient Sacrifice for the sins of the
whole world worthy to be adored by
angels and men,"
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AN ORDINANCE

To amend Article XXXVIII Of the Re-
vised Code Of the city of Annapolis. iiiIo
Streets" by adding thereto an additions.
section to follow Section 1G-A aud % he
known and numbered Section 16-B.
Section J. he IL established aud Of
dained by the Mayor Counselor and s..
dermen of the City Of Annapolis that Ar
ticle XNXVIII of the Revised code of the
City Of Annapolis. be and the same j.
hereby amended by adding therto am ad.
ditiOnal section to follow Section lG-A an4
to be known and numbered as Section
16-B, and 10 read as follows:
Section lob. Any person or persons 70
charge Of or driving any teams or irHu.
wagon, cart, or other beast drawn vehicle ~
whatsoever description, or any automobile
truck or motor driven vehicle of whais''
ever description travelling, driving "r e7-
ing around Church Circle shall keep q" no
right with the said circle on their lri'.
Any person or persons offending the pro-
visions of this section shall be liabI" :" 9
fine of one TO five dollars for each ana
every OGense. TO be recovered as other
fines and penalties now are.
Section .. And be 1t further established
and ordained by the authority AFORESAID
that this ordinance shall take effect June
LIST. 1920.
Approved May 18th, 1920
JOHN J. LEVY.
Test: Mayor
JOHN Il. SULLIVAN,
Clerk. Hial
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

The Entente Powers who have
been wondering what the world is to
do about the Russian Soviet regime
may get hint by watching Poland.
Kansas City Star.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
An Invitation To Peace OF cod

THE altar is facing us, not away
from US. which is why the. right hand
of the altar, the so-called Gospel side
is our left. For the whole thing stands
as an invitation directed toward us to
come, TO partake, and to enjoy the
peace of Cod
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
A Reminder OF Heavenly Things

THE Reredos, therefore, was erect
ed to bear heavenly things, reminding
us of the worship of Heaven in which
angels and saints are continually en-
gagged. 1t is for glory and beauty, for
the conservation of art and skill. for
instruction in the great facts of our
LoFdIs redeeming work 1t is fitting
memorial for sanity person; con-
tinuation of the life of such a one.
who has found that to live is Christ,
and to die is gain
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
School Board Vacancy Needs
Big Men

Mr.. Mayor, when you fill that
vacant place You have a golden
opportunity. Somewhere in Balti-
more there is a -visioned man
or woman who can add strength
and power 10 the School Board. A
man or woman with business ex-
perience and broad views, who
will give freely of his time and
service If you call for it. DO not
miss this opportunity, Demand
the best and it is yours. The eyes
of Baltimore are upon you.
The first qualification for any man
holding position on any school board
Is education.
The familiar quotation;
A little learning is dangerous thing
Drink deep or taste not the Pierian
spring,
Their shallow draughts intoxicate the
brain,
And drinking largely sobers us again,
is as true today as when the Pope
wrote it.
To have competent, inspired body
of teachers, we must have educated
and far-sighted directors. A teacher
Will have greater incentive to
broaden his pedagogical education if
he is working under those who are
better educated than he is. But if he
must apologize for his superior's in
efficiency. he soon Tags in interest.
Hoping to see a man large enough
for the place appointed to fill ii, | am,
Respectfully,
MRS. THOS. l.. GLADDEN..
MAY "a. 1920.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
Description OF ReredOs BY
Bishop Williams

The significance of the Memorial
Reredos was described by Bishop Will
liams in the following:
I'm the Symbolism of Churches, as
worked out by noted French Bishop
of the twelfth century, the three-fold
division of the church into nave, choir
and sanctuary, stood for the church
militant, the church expectant and the
church triumphant. The church
building as whole stood for the body
of Christ, and the most principal thing
in the building, the altar, also in 2
very special sense represented Christ
tor our sacrifices offered thereon arc
only acceptable as in Christ SO the
altar was anciently marked with five
crosses to enforce this symbolism, for
Christ received five wounds upon the
cross.
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Member of rhs Associated Press

The Associated Press is exciu-
sively entitled to the use for re-
publication Of all news credited 10
II or not otherwise credited In this
paper aud also the local news pub
iished herein. All rights OF re-
publication Il special dispatches
herein are also reserved.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

To the Editor Of the EUeninO Capital:
The following article clipped from
the Baltimore Sunday Sun seems a
fitting appeal to Governor Ritchie also
with reference TO the Anne Arundel
County School Board:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
LETTER TO EDITOR

Wants Man Qualified For Position To
FHl Vacancies On Anne Arundel
school Board, And Appeals To Gov
ernOr Richie.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
DEDICATION OF
CHURCH REREDOS
TO ALEX. RANDALL
Continued From Page onel

already old. as men count age, in the
service of this church when he came
as rector His words serve also, as |
cannot but take this opportunity n
say. as a description of thorough go
ing loyalty and devotion TO the church,
of a family circle, which for genera
tions has established for itself ira
dition Of Christian service.
1T is a particular. personal pleas
ure to accept for the Wardens and the
Vestry and the Parish this Memorial
Reredos. My own feeling OF admira-
ton. which its grace and beauty in
pire. is, / am sure. the same that all
worshippers and visitors will have. II
will help the little child, too young 10
understand his feelings. 10 learn the
real beauty and reasonableness of re-
ligious devotion.
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Memorial A MaterlaI Link

Those who are familiar with the
history of this parish will recognize
that this memorial is a material link
between the work for God and man in
St Anne's Chapel and the parish
church. The aims and prayers of the
righteous come up as a memorial be-
fore God; and what was done through
the Chapel is one of the permanent
works of the Holy Spirit in the lives
OF men, The merging of the chapel
and church was not a work of de-
struction but, l for one am very sure
the bringing to pass of a larger and
yet more closely knit unity, the chal-
lenge to which could not be denied.
And so it has come to pass that the
chapel memorial TO Alexander Ran
dali which was of necessity limited to
one phase of the church's work in this
community, has become a thing OF
beauty in the larger religious home OF
the parish. In the one church. always
open, aiming to express by every out
ward sign the free and loving grace OF
the Father to all His children, this
worthy creation of the art of man will
carry its message.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
FOR SALE OR RENT
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One big horse: light and
heavy wagon; collars and light harness.
Apply 50 Washington street. n2'
FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine. in
perfect order. with everything complete
for SIS: also a Wheeler ~ Wilson, with
everything complete for SIS. Apply u
Northwest street me-
FOR SALE-Six room house. with attic
No. 10 Holland street. Apply Elmer T.
Parkinson, 93 Prince George street. m2d
FOR sALE-Desirable building lots at
Murray Hill, EldOn Court, Germantown,
Cedar Park. Iiouchers and Martins
Grove nj Camp Parole Reasonable
prices and easy terms. Charles +. Lee
Lee Bldg, Telephone COS. j24
FOR SALE-Four lots. corner Eastport
avenue and burnside street. EastpOrt:
22S foot front by 100 feet depth; Will
divide: property of late Henry Wagner
Joseph o. c. McCuskeF, Comptroilers
office. telephone No. .. ma
FOR SALE-Pure country milk: II cents
quart. Address Charles Robinson,
Passport postoffice. m29
FOR SALE-One Latrobe Range. in first
class shape. Apply at 20 Randall street.
mo-
FOR sALE-Brand new 1920 model Ford
coupe: fully equipped. Strange Motor
Car Co. m17-tf
FOR SALE - Modern dwelling. rooms
and bath; concrete cellar large yard /:
$1,000 CASH, balance terms TO suit.
Dwelling, Z rooms and bath; pipeless
furnace; garage; fruit trees; seven acres
of ground on Weems Creek, $500. Brick
Building on Market Space, containing
two stores, one dwelling; cellar: cleo
tric lights. Ideal business location.
Dwelling, seven rooms and bath, pantry.
stationary tubs. on East street. $500.
Dwelling on Third street Eastport.
5000. Building lot on Madison street.
$3.50. Lot on Spa Creek. 100 foot front,
go feet deep. $3.50. Fifty acres on
Weems Greek, 1000 feet waterfront: $50
an acre. Tracts on Severn and South
Rivers. Ii. j. WIEGARD, II School ST.,
phone 459-J. m2G
FOR SALE-Waterfront Z rooms, cleo
tricity, garage, sleeping porch; ali kinds
fruit. Terms. Apply Walter Rogers
West Annapolis. or Chas. Il. Lee. motif
FOR SALE-"LOng Point Shore on the
Severn: also IL II acre truck farm APP
ply J. u. Martin. 102 West street. a27-tf
FOR sALE-Two beautiful building lots
In West Annapolis. cheap to quick buy
err. Apply W. Il. MONDAY, st. Johns
College. a19-tf
FOR sALE-Modern dwelling, with large
lot, No. 135 Conduit street For price
and terms apply to Charles L. Lee. Tele-
phone Coz diff
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HONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO L0AN-0n mortgage IN sums
to suit on reasonable terms. Partial
payment allowed. James Nj Munroe, Al.
forney. Hio-u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine, In
perfect order. with everything complete
for SIS: also a Wheeler n Wilson, with
everything complete for SIS. Apply y
Northwest street. mo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

FOR SALE-One LatrObe Range, in first
class shape. Apply at 20 Randall street.
m2J
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

FOR SALE-Four lots. corner PASSPORT
avenue and Burnside street. EastpOrt
~ foot front by 100 feet depth; will
divide: property of late Henry Wagner.
Joseph o. G. McCusker, COmptroiler's
office. telephone No. =. m24
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

FOR SALE-Desirable building lots AT
Murray Hin, Eld0n Court. Germantown,
Cedar Park. Bouchers. AMI Martins
Grove nj Camp Parole. Reasonable
prices and easy terms. Charles +. Lee,
Lee Bldg, Telephone COS. j24
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

LosT-A small gold Masonic pin. Return
to 90 Shipwright street or Capitai ONE;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

Ne" York: When MICS Dorothy Dal-
ton, the beautiful Ince star who vas
selected for the leading role In that
mammoth New York production.
"ApArod!tc." was questioned as TO the
secret OF her DhcLorn email success she
unhcs!tatingly said, My npiSxion"
When asked further details she cX-
planned: Everyone Of my friends al
ways ravcd about The texture and
coioring u my skin, and ] have no
DOUBT but that my first engagement
Was made possible through the ropu-
tation ] had acquired for q beautiful
c"mricNioH. Managers are like ordi-
nary ncrials, they admire Il beautiful
skin Is much as anyone. and in select
:nS thSir casts they naturally prefer
;hosY "hos"s picXious are ar:.ac-
tive. think the best asset any girl
Or woman can have is a beautiful skin
and complexion. 1t !s easy to have
this u one Will spend only little time
III iakin care of the skin. a girl may
haze Irregular features, but IL she pos
scSscs beautiful complexion sh. Will
attract attention anywhere. am al
ways glad 10 tell any girl or woman
Just now she may poSSEFS ska like
mine. Here is the recipe: Nigh: and
morning cleanse the skin first with
cream G.iska cold cream ! nave rouud
TO be the hcSD. Ate! inas.arIu.s i,
into the skin take of the auperfitious
cream with "a soft cloth Then befor.
going out during The day or evening.
] apply bcrwill", a simple toilet urcDo
aratloA which can be purchased a, thc
toilet counter OF any up-to-date arul.
or department store. Tho nrst ami.
cation of this wonderful nerwiilo viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
CAROLINA SHERIFF. FOOLS
LAWYER BY QUICK ACTION
Gc;S Negro From jnI; "n RcTui>Itieu
While liabcns Corpus Proceedings
Are Pending.

What has become Of Il South Caro-
lima shcriCf and his prisoner?
That is the problem which the
detective bureau faced yesterday.
when !; was learned that Sherim Will
liam Dennis. % licrklcy County. :. c..
had executed Il rcuuis;tion for Elias
Morrison, colorod. which had been
granted by Governor Davis. white
hahcas corpus proceedings were being
nc"ptiatri 10 prevent the return oe
the negro. VINO is charged with big
Morrison w,,s placed i,t>,ho Second
ro!'ce Station. aid retained William
+. Denny. y colorcd ,awycr 10 defend
h:!n II WAS Denny who started tho
habeas corpus proceedings requiring
che :uAu TO be brought before court.
Til" proceedings would have PIE
vented the South Carolina slieriW from
taking him into custody, but unfcr-
;un.ttciy for Morrison. the sllrewd
shcrin got his nam from the police
station. before tho uubras corpus writ
could be executed.
Both the sheriff ana the prisoner
were being sought b.. the city sherins
yesterday. hut TT 4 late hour last
nigh: neither had been located.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
EONGRESS OF GREGORIAN
! CHANT TO MEET IN JUNE
Hudy VIII Meet In New
= York in Great Musical
= Event.
iEy Assnclatcd Press. J

4 NEW YORK, March i.--Plans were
;iaEnounced today for an international
s3coEgrcss Of Gregorian chant 1T st.
sPat;icls's Cathedral tho first three days
Sin June. which will be attended h..
'tsingcrs ana music teachers from all
..parts Of the United States, Canada ana
IA abroad.
= The chief director Will bc greatest
tautho-it3 OH Grcgorian Chant. the Very
,vRey. I1otl Mooduereau. prior OF the
.G SoleSGaes community of Bencdictine
ssMonl<s tn. lsic OF Wight. The
itgramd orEanis; viii be Joseph Bon
;SMet, CONCERT organist ot St. Eust1cc,
aSparis
$ Five thousand school children Will
osinG =: the first days services, ana an
Ssequal number Of adults will sing the
-Sother days. Each day there will be
.emass. vespcrs, ccmpiNc and lectures
Son tho chant ana other features of
fCati,olic liturgy.
'E Arrangements for tue congress.
niri, is under the auspices OF Arcii-
Ytishop Hayes. with Cardinals Gibbous
Iand OConnell and other prciates as
spatronS, are being made by the New
YYorS auxiliary committee Of tho pom
eqJifcal institute OF Sacred Music of
i: Rome and the ~. Gregory Society al
! America. The last congress was helt
pat The IsourdeS CirOttC In France