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Evening star., 1920-02-29
BELASCO-"TumbleI In"

Sponsored by Arthur Hammerstein.
Tumble In" will be the attraction at
the Shube rt- -Belasco Theater tonight.
revealing big girl and music show
of fun and dash. Selwyn & Co. are
associated with the venture. Otto
Harbach and Rudolph Friml are iden-
titled with the book and lyrics and
the music This show comes direct
from long and successful run at
Selwyn's Park Square Theater, Bos-
ton.
A healthy plot. with spontaneous
situations that give rise to hilarity.
presents some strange and ridiculous
mix-ups in a household that is quar-
antined because a Nipponese butler
has caught what Is believed to be
smallpox. For an added mixture,
there are moments Of spirituallsm,
lingerie. divorce and prohibition. The
odd chance that puts a burglar. a
psychic young woman and a we'd
ding party into the same household
supplies the title. Tumble In"
A big cast embraces Ada Meade.
Edna Hibbard. Olga Mishka, John
Philbrick, Carl Mccullough. Mabel
Perry. Charles Knowlden and a host
Of speciality artists. Four pretentious
scenes Of Hammerstein taste and rich
and colorful effects accentuated by
costumes Of bizarre design are fea-
lures.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
Arcade Auditorium.

An attraction Of tho nrst magnitude.
the Carnival de Luxe" viii be pre-
sented next Tuesday night at the big
Arcade Auditorium. It - one Of those
elaborate affairs staged this season by
the ambitious management OF this
popular dancing resort.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
B, F. KEITH'S-Vaudeville.

This week at B. F. Keith's Theater.
with ma tinee tomorrow. Pat Rooney
and Marion Bent will present Edgar
Allan Woolfs Rings Of Smoke" with
Joseph sanity The added feature
will be Mile. Marguerite and Frank
Gill in their jazz and panoramic
dancing. In addition there Will be
Lucille Love, Lillian Fermoyle and
Maude Drury in airy roles. while mu-
cent Lopez and his kings Of harmony
There are nine scenes and fifteen
numbers filling up more than an hours
time. The famous dramatic actress
Rose CoghAan. great star ofTother
days. wins originated in this country
Sardou's great play. "Forget-Me-
Not" will appear in an abbreviated
version in which Miss CoghlAn is
showing her genius and art in vaude-
vile. Horace Wright and Rene Die
trich Of this city. after eighteen
League in France, as the somewhat
different singers" will show the home
folks just what. Songs and humor
were loved best by the boys abroad.
Howard Lapgford and Anna FEEDER
Price M and an company. "a Little Of
Everything; Mijares and company.
an eccentric athletic art; Melnotte and
Leedom, artistic nonsense" and No
glers. Topics of the Day." and
the kinograms will complete the bill
Today at 5 and Sis p. m. the bill
will present Mile. Albertina Rasch,
"A Reckless Eve" Olive Cornell and
other acts Of last weeks list.
Next week at b. F. Keith's Theater
the attractions will include William
Seabury's "Frivolics" musical show.
with Talbot OFarrell as co-star, and
also The Love Shop" Dale and
Burch. Libonati. Jack Inglis. THE
Heart of Annie Woods" comedy;
Lucy Gillette and company, Topics
Of the Day" and kinograms.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
C0SM0S-Vaudeville.

A troupe of brilliant Russian dane
ers. featuring Sofia Rossova. Helen
Nelidova and Theodor Bekef, in a
spectacular offering OF ballet and in
terpretative dancing features, will
head the Coamos Theater bill this
week. This will be the first appear
ance Of the troupe in Washington and
the advance notices herald it as a
splendid aggregation of artists and
the scenic settings of the act as un-
usually beautiful. Helen CoIine and
company also will bring novel and
beautiful revue of song and dances
called "Windows." Ellis and Irwin
will have a guessing comedy en-
titled What Next. and Kennedy
and Burt. novel singing sketch
called "Engaged-M Married Divorced
George Drury Hart company, in an
amusing sketch, II Beg Your Pardon;
Norma Thelma. queer biliiardist,
and Bobby Randall. "Mammy's Coal
Black Rose" will round out the bill.
Supplem entail features will be the Sun
shine Aim comedy. Chicken a Ia
carte; a new maze of activity for
Mutt and JEFF and the Pathe News
The extraordinary added matinee at
traction will picture Constance Tai
madge in Two Weeks" story in
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of music to the score while several
additional surprises of a musical ma
ture are promised from Carey Morgan
and Arthur Swanstrom.
The company is headed by Herbert
Corthell, remembered for his work In
Canary Cottage" In his support are
Barrett Greenwood, Jack Pollard. Ar
thur Allen. Frank Wunderlee. Flor
ence Brown. Dorothy Quinteite: Mar-
garet Dumont, Theodore Warheld. the
Misses Helen and Rene Gosman ana
others. with feature chorus.
The scenic equipment is a big fea
ture and many changes Of costume are
guaranteed to please milady's eye
Evening star., 1920-02-29
FOLLY-Burlesuue.

Girls, girls. girls" the current
weeks attraction at the Folly Thea
ter is described as one of those de-
lightful creations which combine
every form Of amusement that go TO
make burlesQue attractive. Headed
by George A. Clark. versatile come
dian the organization Includes Betty
Palmer Ernest Crawford. Myrtle
Cherry. Ernest Fisher May Earle and
a chorus of sixteen young girls. A
jubilee OF comedy. good music and
clever dancing is assured
Evening star., 1920-02-29

cally than any other bur1esQue COM
pany, are Bobby Clark and Paul Nc
Cullough, comedians and recent re-
cruits from big time" vaudeville.
frankie James. another vaudeville re-
cruit, Is the prima donna soubrette.
Others are Joseph and Harry kelso,
May Myers, Vernec. Rita Drew, Grace
Wallace and n specially trio. Harry
Vile, Charles Knap? and James Reil-
ly. In addition are special artists who
appear only IN the big circus scene,
and a feature chorus
Evening star., 1920-02-29
Greater Penn Gardens.

Tomorrow night the Greater Penn
Gardens will stage tho final dancing
contest to decide the winners Of the
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column -
Evening star., 1920-02-29
POLI'S-"Fifty.Fifty."

"Fifty-Fifty." a recent metropolitan
offering. comes to Polls Theater this
matinees Thursday and Saturday.
Il is described As q comedy from an
original book by William Gillette,
adapted by William Lenox and Mar
garet Michaels. and tells a concise
story. Harry Carroll and Harold At
teridge have contributed sixteen gems
Evening star., 1920-02-29
GAYETY-Burlesaue.

Jean Bedini's Peek Boo" newest
addition to the Columbia burlesqus
circuit. will come to the Gayety The
ater today after a record breaking
run in New York and other eastern
cities. peek "a Boo is two-act
musical revue, with book by Jean
Bedini. and music and lyrics by Mi
chael Zelenko. 1t has nine elaborate
scenes and twentyseven musical
numbers. Two special cars are re-
quired to transport its scenery and
equipment Heading its cast Of sixty
five members. larger by far numeri-
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ever made on the American stage
Though two decades have pa ssed its
hold upon the affections of the pub
lie has never lessened and today il
commands audiences limited only by
the seating capacities OF the theaters
where it is presented.
Based on Gen. Lew Wallaces novel
Ben Hur," it had the Endorsement OF
Pope Leo XIII. and has been approved
by ministers nd members Of every de-
nomination.
No scene was ever more spectacu
lar or of more intense dramatic in
terest than the chariot race. In the
new and enlarged production which
will be shown here four chariots and
twenty horses will be seen in the
great race and no fewer than $50
people will be employed in the entire
play.
Richard Euhler. we'll known to
Washington thsater patrons, will
head the cast as Ben Hur."
Evening star., 1920-02-29
NATI0NAL-"Ben Hur."

Klaw and ErlangeYs famous pro-
ductioh of Ben Hur." now in the
t~enty-frst year. comes to the New
National Thester tomorrow night
This remarkab bic landmark Of the
Drama tells a story that never grows
rld and depicts scenes that never
weary. 1t was first produced In Ne
vember. 1899. ana vas then conceded
&c be the most stupendous production
Evening star., 1920-02-29
GARRICK-"Man and Woman.

Mary Nash and Holbrook Blinn APP
pear as co-stars for William A. Brady
in Man and Woman" at the Shubert-
Garrick Theater. this week. com.
mencinS tomorrow evening.
Written by Benjamin F. Glazer. Man
and Woman" is described as an unu-
sual play. with unusual opportunities
for it's stars. 1t is story of human
conflict. of elemental emotions. tha,
has for it's background q bit Of mod.
ern. but little known Spain-the peaks
Of the Spanish Pyrennees, where live
a smuggler. an elderly. crafty law
breaker and his young and attractive
wife. He has long evaded all efforts
Of the authorities to trap him. and for
the nnal effort a young soldier is Sc
lected. who is sent to the smuggler's
house, and there ensue a series OF
stirring situations and startling eli
MAKES. 1t is not until the nnal mo-
ments OF the play that the solution
Is disclosed.
Supporting Miss Nash and Mr.. Blinn
are Curtis Cooksey and Wilson Rey-
nolds.
Evening star., 1920-02-29

which she innocently. but amusingiy
"vamps" three crusty old bachelors.
From 3 pm. today the bill will pre-
sent a fine array of vaudeville and
film features almost continuously ur-
til closing time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

DR.. G. T.. kelsey has moved his
Dental office from w. o.. w. building
10 "a and 2s Whiting building, "oser
Western Union
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
EUROPEAN CHILDREN
IN GREAT NEED OF
RED CROSS ASSISTANCE

WASHINGTON NoY. - Without
continued American Red Cross assist
anee next year MANY thousands Of
European children viii he reduced to
i terrible state ot misery, declares q
cablegram from Sir David Henderson
Director General Of the League u
Red Gross Societies. Expressing the
hope tia; t,.e Fourth Rpll Call ~ the
American lied Gross VIII call forth
sustained support Of The society. sir
David wired from Gentsa
THE League Of Red Cross Societies
extends % the American Red Cross
most hearty good wishes for success
|of ill., membership campaign KNOW
ing from personal observation the
wonderful work already done and now
being carried on BY tho American Red
cross III various Europena countries
We can nnhesitatingly and without
qualification endorse to the fullest ex-
tent tho value OF American Red Gro =
activities in Europe.
We feel confident that Without the
aid extended in the past BY American
tied Cross many lives would have bee..
sacrificed. especially children; and VA
are equally convinced that without
CONTINUED American Ked Cross assist
anee next year, many thousands d
children will he reduced to terrible
state Of misery. We cannot urge too
strongly the necessity for continuance
OF the relief work now being carried
on by American Red Cross, and We
sincerely trnst that the membership
campaign Will receive The universal
support ii deserves
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
VAGABONDS DEFEAT
SOLDIERS ON COURT
Company NJ Loses First Basket
ball Game OF Season BY
Count Of IL To 27
GAME WAS WELL PLAYED

Teams from file members o. Cen
paly n tie local organization Of 49,
Maryland National Guard and he
vagal ends IL annapolis. staged 10
first Of this season 5 basketball game
last night IN the Bladen street ar
mors The A.agabonds composed u
players Who have had experience itl
previous years, emerged vietors by i
score Of - q q The game wa
we'll PLAYED and Afforded much iii.
terest u the spectators.
The first half ended with The COM
standing 10 rs III, fayoring tile VIII
ners. thns indicating the closeness "
he fight The final period was evoff
more desperately contested the Vasa
fond adding more points to thee
score. against & registered by their ol
panenfs, II Jones was tile bright
sur of tive game, he being creditAt
with throwing 5 goals from the court
Short and Hurst bore the brmt q
tle work for Company II The Naga
ends ll,ye ollly recently organic
aia jsdging I their work last nielt
they SHOULD have i strong aggrega
tion as The season Grows older Line
up and summary
yagabonds j stevens forward, |.
Jones. forward; Il Holiday centre
ID W Craig. guard i. Jones, guard
Company II + Short. forward
Hurst forward II Ditty centre Is
Dnekett. guard II Glow. gard
scoring Goals from court Vag
londs n Jones. 81 II Holiday Al
II stevens a sarles. | Craig
Goals froa fouls II Jones / Con-
pany n Goals from court G Hur
Il Short . j 4 Anderson, !
Ditty Goals from fonls. Short
Glow, | Referee. II. Howard Thonp
son, Annapolis Snhstitutions Vagi
bonds A sarles Tor Craig II ~
linghauSer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
ANNAPOLIS YOUTH
FATALLY INJURED
IN AUTO M|SHAP
JUMPED OR FELL FROM
CARS RUNNING BOARD

Falling b..He,lth the irgili sheei q
IN li3oHoblle Reitiamin ogle 5ye.tr
old sou II alr and AlrS Naarfer oslc.
40 f.aalls allrea l.tte Yesterday AFT
rnoen Tie Lad died Al TIE Elmer
senty Hospital al I oeloek ibis morn
ne, after q CORPS Of physicians had
worked heroisally and administered
etery possible treatment but ii Vain
The accident WAS et Il most dis
tresSnlg nature and Tie elilas par
anfs are completely Frustrated BY
grief as is also rs uncle Prof Rohert
W.rni1 head O a Nayal Ncadcmy
Preparatory school who loved il mos
learly .rhe wheel u the auto passed
ycr Tie Guilds stomach. causing
severe internal INJURIES
The accident which occurred shor
1oon, MAS entirely unavoidable Tile
ar MAS owned ana driven BY Leon
ri y boycott, Professor III the
Naval tcademy, Who also is deeply
distressed and who WAS exercising
Z ne utmost 8tfe ~ ile flre liliSlaueeSs
Professor l9ogseti haa returned
rom q Grave. ana WIS attempting g
1ack Tho car into the stable yards
II PROF Werutz. where he has Il
garage several children about the
.nelshhorhood, including young oKie.
ai'a Y eolorea roy hau aeeal piayl''s
ls'9al tne STARE saro pen Seelils
ils' 81 Slowly ill"FIhB iilt' ~ saiu'
It'll" Behjanin' ana me eoiofea hoy
1aalhea enc ~ running poaia y 'Ae
ss.lliele trey were flliatTel13 "a seesll5s5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
JUNIOR DAUGHTERS
ISABELLA ORGANIZE

Las night II meeting Of the
Daughters Of Isabella II the knights
If Columbus hut m organization as
Junior Daughters WIS effected. Mrs
AieWilliams Regent of the senior
Daughters vas assisted in the or
ga niz4tion or the Juniors BY Mrs.
Green State Regent
The Junior Daughters 81 Isabella
are girls whose ages range from II
70 II years. They Will have their
own officers, except the treasurer who
Is Miss Gertrude Nayden, member
ii the senior Daughters Ofher Off
cers elected we're Junior Regent.
Miss Rose Kane Junior Vice Regent
Miss Bertha Lang Historian, Miss
Helen wilson Financial Secretary.
Mss Elizabeth Hodek
Tie membership Of the Juniors
numbered is at the outset and the
out look IS very promising Glasses
were formed for millinery instruc
ton. short hand, and other depart
ments OF work in which the young
girls are Interested
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
RICHIE TO ATTEND
GOVERNORS CONFERENCE

Governor Ritctie plans next week
to 20 70 rrisaurg TO attend the an
nual conference Of the Governors 81
the States. who will meet this year AZ
the guests Ut Governor sproui Of
Pennsylvania
The Governor. accompanied BY Ike
cutiye Secretary W oscar Anderson
Jr., will leaye Baltimore about noon
Oh Friday November 80 Tho sessions
will be conducted ii Harrisburg on
December l. . and ,, but on the after
noon Of the latter day The vis.'ins
executives will 10 to Philadelphia G.
be guests of the Quaker City for 4 DIN
ner tna evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
SCHOOL TEACHERS OF
CITY HOLD INSTITUTE

q meeting If public school teachers
9f tile city, Of both the high and grams
mar school departments. Was held IN
lay in the high school building on
Green street Featuring the meeting
we're addresses Delivered by Miss
Grace Bambergcr, lead 81 the Ednra-
tinnal Department Of the Johns Hops
Iips tniversit@ Miss Baniherger dis
pt;ssed school methods gen#ral!y. The
teachers we're divided into groups for
She purpose III the instruction work.
nd Prof George Fox County super
nsendent OF Education. and Miss
Wiedefeld the County Supervisor Of
schools, also Mere on hand
school officials of Anne Aruntiel
take the same yiew ds that of the off
cials Of Baltimore county. that s. that
The most profitable day that may he
spent BY the teachers in who'll
school year IS that Of holding Il
teachers institute Great beuefils
from esery angle are derived By the
teachers from sue i ga.hsfin
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS
BEING LEGALLY ENFORCED

Tor the past several days two
deputies Of Motor Vehicle Commits
sioner f Austin Bughman have been
here iii the interest 81 the enforcement
of the laws governing automobiles
trucks. motorcycles. and any other
notor-drawn vehicles that cone and I
nc law
4 Sergeant and j Motor NeAieir
Policeman haye been kept bnss max
ng arrests On Saturday evening in
Z few hours they arrested eloyen own
ers and chauneurs, and again last
night eleven others. The faaior cop
this morning said Il seems 4 case u
come eleven. as there haze been
eleven arrests. on both nigh
The Deputy stated he and the Sar-
geant are loking after lights, partiea-
LARRY, and It was for improper lights
or no lights " III hat last nighi Il
arrests Acro Riade, as we'll rs those ~
Saturday night when the cases tried
numbered S but the individuals Mere
oI.ln ii Some had three charges
against them
All cases were tried before 4 Jas
tee Of the Peace. and fines we're inn
posed and paid These fines al So
INFO the State Treasury
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
CIRCLE
70 MEET FRIDAY

Al Y w G. a. headquarters the
Mothers Circle will meet in regular
monthly session Friday afternoon.
November % al $3.50. An members
are urged 10 attend this meeting. II
vii. be combined business and so
eial meeting
Mrs Robert Moss will tell Of her
travels and impressions Of the Pacific
Coast. 4 full attendance Is especially
desired as The Circle finds business
has accumulated that demands atten-
lion Of the entire organization. All
are urged ID notice date and hour
and make d special to effort to be
present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
LAST SAD RITES
FOR NoNAGENARIAN

\ large and representative congna
CATION attended the funeral services i
tae First Methodist Episcopal Churt
Yesterday afternoon where the las
sad rites Mere said over the remain
u Thomas F. smith aged eigh
wears, who died after a brief illness IS
he home Of his niece. Mrs Moi!
Lewis Winters, Main street
The services we're conducted BY ti],
pastor, the Rex H VI Burgan, y. n
the deceased having been member (.
this church for many years.
The paIlbearers were Charle
Oven. Harry and ] 3 Lewis. john II
smith. The remains were buried 4
edar Fluff cemetery Funeral Dire.
Tor 3. Is Hopping being IN charge e
arrangements
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
CAPITAL TO PI BLISn
tOMpIETE STORY OF
ARMY.NiYY GAME

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
NEW MANAGER FOR
ND. TOBACCO GROWERS

The MARYLAND Tobacco Growers As
ISOLATION through former Congress
man Thomas ParFan. announces the
appointment Of George ]. Gardner as
Manager to succeed George II. Steven
son, who has secured more lucra-
tive position in Washington. Mr..
Gardner by reason of his previous
connection Witb Tho Association and
his wsde experience ~ h'ieineas and
g.2-t.s1 s3:- z.. CO
.e..--1sss s-~5ess 81 egg---z3.ien
CO t7bscco growers Of t5s Ss2.s,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
Empty Stocking Club

Gifts are ~ be brought 70 st Anne
al the children's service tomorrow i
80 e'oloek as Thank Offering. an
Will be i'll turn given TO the Emp
Stocking Club 10 fill the stockings {
Tic poor children al Christmas tinr
There Will be offering II toys doll
books. games, or any other thing
make children happy at Christine
some may have money q give. and
his case arc asked 10 send such gift
to Miss Adele Randall MR. IVES
brook, Conduit street, Miss McNasb'
Market street. or to the District Mrs,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
ST. ANNE'S CHURCH
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

Services will be held IN ST Anne,s
Church tomorrow as follows a. M.
Holy conlmuuion $50, Children 5
Service; 1890 Holy Communion and
address. The 1890 service will last
one hour the regular choir Will sing
al the $40 Sesdvice the children
viii bring their gifts OF TOY S and other
illings to he distributed a Christmas
time by tho Empty Stocking Club All
offerings during the day viii be for
charitable objects
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
WILSON TO SPEND
THANKSGIVING
QUIETLY
~. Ise A..ottate.i press

IlINGTON u Nov
81 PRE- eft Wilson Will
ncns Il tsaict Thank giving
f lie MI not leave 81
M House * il; for his
lolnafg drive in the after
n Mrs Wilson Viii attend
ID 1gp53ls services III 81.
h Episcopal Church IN tile
l4ornu and III the evening
m a.f ana Mrs Wilson
Nil h.spe 4 few relatives and
.r 81 TOR dinner
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
Elected Grand High Priest

At tlle General Conyocation recent
ii held III Baltimore by the MasQns.
T. dorsey Gassaway Of Annapolis.
Cashier Of the Farmers National Bank,
Nas elected Grand High Priest Of the
State Of Maryland
Mr.. GassaWay has been High Priesf
Of the Arch Masons of Maryland for
some years, but al the Conyocation
was elected Grand High Priest OF the
State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
CAPITAL WILL NOT
BE PUBLISHED
TOMORROW

r 5 nj orrow rllank sgisnt9
bay Is a legal holiday and il
viii he observed as such By the
Evening Capital
The day for giving thank IS
one OF the four holidays IN ;he
year that are observed by III"
Evening Capital in accordance
with 4 long established Gus
Iom Therefore. there Will hc
No paper published from thls
Office toinorroW
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
TURKEYS AS HIGH
AS 10 CENTS
TODAY


TURKEYS we're plentiful on
the local market throughout
today and there were many of
the country folks vending the
Thanksgiving Day bird about
the city. Prices for the fowl
which forms the chief item
Of the Thanksgiving feast.
varied The high water mark
seemed to he 70 cents. Many
persons were ablc % purchase
them st s. cent per pound
as1 ems g' sh s.
1e-s sz 49, -.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
On The Sick List

Albert winchester, Waterman At
the Naval Academy. is quite sick Il
his home on Conduit street.
tIr. Win, heste has beer pgtiaed AZ
~ ls1 or tal dag g-a e IGaf
- -a-s, =. = r-ys.c..2 ~ is St.
aui:s III ara unable 70 ieayS Bis bed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
RICHIE AND EDWARDS
TO SEE SERVICE GAM.
nv The As.oeIated Pre...l

NEW YORK. n Y. Nov "a Al
least two governors will attend the
Army Navy eame here on Saturdssv
Ihev arc Edpard Of .gw Jer
80 r,tarte ~ IT. -seIs~4
80 ys--y will occayg i
in the Szyy SIND
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
Notice Of Scholarship

NotHc IS hereby given tha, a sehol
arshfa is vacant at Western Maryland
Gnllegs Oren 10 boya es Anne Arun.
dss. c.rt nel.csr.s =. r.. e.
agsa.r $500 ez.i q coa1ty S5gs. s.
sse-1o.s U22
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-24
Naval Academy CHAPEL

THANKSGIVING services Will he held
At the Naval Academy Chapel Chap
lain Patrick ii S. ~. at $50 tomor-
row morning