davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
:. s. SaLfS. @erein
fir oic Notteioenoen in OeutihIonO
nn0 Oelterreidl.

Die Seriommlung an lesten 6rei-
tag mar bel meitem bciier beiitd)t ais
ibre Tor9angerinnen. lln0 ooS lit
Elm gutes 3eiden oniilr, ooB Ons SN.
@tereile am @iIfsmcrt nidt einihI1ft,
ionoern nod mad lno t1tig lit. limo
ooS lit cine oringenoe gtottuenoigfeit,
oerrt Die SCOT i'm oIten 2olioe lit cine
gemoItigc, rieiengroBe, uto es beourf
zines n%nobI6Iiigen Silfsiucrfes, Inn
oiele geot pcnisitens III getuiIiem
@raOe 5u linOern. Die Yrotofolle
mur0en o~nitonosloS otgenommen,
llno bic eineeIoufenen &orrriponocn-
Sen bradten oeS sSntcrelioiten in
ii6errcider 6iine. Plus Dem Sinan8-
beri6t ging berpor, onB bereitS nabe-
5u an $4,000 bonn bieiigen SiIfsoer-
Elm fitr Die NotIeioenoen beigeItelert
mufoen, einc Satlofe, o1f Die Der
iunge 8erein nit &edt itoI5 iein
bari. 9o Die Ginllobnlcn oes Mbcnos
lid oltf f57 Collars b%eliefen un0 0ns
&ermDqen Oes Gereins auf pie0er ct.
ma oreibunoert Dollars onidmelen
lieBeu 10 puroen 200 Dollars oapon
fir bos @ilfspert an0eluieIen. itno
5lpar 100 Collars nah @ien uno 100
Dollars fir oie Hbeinlonobilfe. Serr
Eforrer Hotb bon Der bieiigen ct.
Marienfirde bat bieie lpe5ielle Silfs-
ottion unter iih. nno inn mur6en
sic 100 Dollars iibermittelt nit ser
Ditto, lie an oen 0berprdiiocnten ser
Mbeinprobin3 peiterbefor0ern at mol.
len. Sir 0en ON IL. Npril ltottfin-
oenoen S~beoterobeno, Der ulter Der
2eitltng 6r6ulein Nnita Shooe's
Itebt, m1roen Die ginloBfartetL Sir.
cttlorc uno Yrogromme allSgegeben.
8er bisher oen @or3ug hotte, Sri.
Shaoe in. ibrer 8ortragsfunlt uno
ibrcm oromntiIhen Ialent bewun
bern al fonnen, miro iiber5clet iein,
ooB om ii. NpriI oos 8eite geboten
tperoen mir0, oeiien Minoteure f1big
Iino. l1no 10 fit0 oie Mitmirfen0en
nit 2iebe nno Gntbuiiosmus an lire
4ufgobe gegongen un0 baben lid be
itrebt, cine Muffiibruns 81 berunItaI-
ten, Die oltdl pertpobnteren 9lnipril-
den geniiqen Oilrfte. 9lles, mos no
tie lit, lit, Dob nun nud ous 8ltbli.
fun eriheint. 0nmit oie Sdngerbnnp-
bale his arf oen letten BIas gefiint
miro, INN io7oen Mituirfenoen fir
ibrc Arbeit cine anerfenmtng 81 sol
len in criter 2inie ober, Inn mieoer
nelle Mittel oem Silfsperein 81 lAaf-
fen 9tot uno Gleno an linoern.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
@uiir mir nnIcrc 9iibs ~nnsIieFrrn
irFIen.

@cgen ser in 5rontreih berridcu-
Sen Nnoppbeit an 5Iciih INTO Mild
iorocrt ole oSociete Oes AericiiIteurs
oe 6rance". ooB ole I'M 6rieoensper.
iruG bon Delitihlono g~eiorOertru
1iilhfiibe ~reitIos nusgeIiefert wer-
ocn. Gen @rllno oIeirr 6noppbeit
rcrihmeiet Die geideioenbeit Der
iron5oiiihen @ieb5iidtcr; ans elmer
%oti5 ocs aepiB uidt Oeutid)ieinOIi
den pG6o oe Boris" erf1brt man i'm
jeood. SIN Saiie oes Sommers luur.
ocu oonod 6u piel 9ieb eeihlohtet,
banpti1hlifL aiueil in 6oIge Der
ihlcdten YoIilto ole bon Amerifo
ulo Gnglono gebotenen 9~eoerpreiie
nuBeroroentlif porteiIboft noreli.
Die @ier, aus Dem Su boben Yreilen
Dciuften 2eoer boben Niisel al Sie-
bcn, bos lei Der mnhre @runo Der
Geutigen uiierborten 5leiihpreiie~
Hno DeutihInno ion fir bieie Nro.
iitiGger feline aiibe be%reebenl llebri.
gems io9t man, ion es ouh in 9eiItidl.
lano 2eute ecben. Die wegen ser no
len '9Gutepreiie iGIodtenl
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
oGOnrurOia @emeinbc".
20. unO g GtraBe 81. W.
6. @. god,er, 9oItor.

Ger Sltgenodor, inter 0irefticn
Der Organiitin, Sri. Gertrude 90.
2oder, miro am O~iterionntae 9lbcno
Die Olterfantote .Goltertioe~ bon
8rotberoc gum Sortroe bringeu. Die
gtlliif brinqt IN treffeu0cr 3eiie Die
Gora1ngc Der 2eioenSqeihidte ouma
4llsorud, i'm oulest auS3uflineen in
ben Subel mo oaS Iriumpblieo oes
Oiteriie9es. Ole SoIiiten iiro sri
M. &oIb, Sopran; SRI. G. Morgeu
med, Gontroltc; Serr 8m. &aebI,
Scnor; mo Serr 8nl. SanteImom.
jr., 8oriton. Ser Gintritt lit frei.
Die 9oIleftc OeS 9benoS fonunt Scr
&aiie Der Goncoroio Sonntagihulc
81 gut.
Der @otteS6ienit nm If llbr am
Oltermorgcn miro in 0eutlher Spro
dc gebalten mo nit Der 5eier oes
Seiligen %AbenOmoblS perblmoen
iein.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
Sir Trieben?
Tranfreidj fanft Sanone, bic 1875
Meilen lueit ldieRt.

Oelomorc Moae, cin frauaoliihcr
Grinder, bat Der iran30iiihen @egie-
rllilg oos @otcnt fir cine uelle 9o
zone perfouft. mclhe, mic bic Iorg'
fGltigen @crilIhe ge8cigt boben. oul
cine 0iIton5 BON 100 bis 100 MeiIcn
i6ieBt.
8remier Slopo @eoree fiiuoiate
fiirSlih I'M Yorloment al, Dob Gn9
nnn nit 6ronfreiG barber inter
bonoIe. iif ooS Redt oe3 @ebrouha
Scr IlGnc fir Die ncileu aollonen Sil
iihern. uto oie belqiide Re1ierunn
ia6ri5iert jest cine 6bnlide anuone
IN Siege.
Imerifoniidlc NttoheS in europe
hobcn lire Heaicruna crliift. onlcri
fnniIde Ncrtyetcr 81 Sen G%dicBiibuu
gen Der neuen 9anone gu lhiden.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
Ct. Marien.a irdls.
ste Strobe 8piidcn 6 nnO 8 q W.
s. ~. Rotb, Gforrcr.

PIN bodbeiligcu Oltcrfeite lit Ger
@~ottes0ienit ruie iolgt:
Stile bl. Meiic I'M Z. s uno .
llbr. Sci DER 8 llbr Wieiie liueen Die
aiuOer OIterlieOer 6eirrli6es sod
amt I'M 1890. 9ci oemieIben miro
ocr bodlp. Serr g. 5ioeIiS. 9. ~.
@op., Die 6eitpreoiet bnltcn. Solen.
nc @eSper mo iatrnmcutoler Sceer
nm 4 llbr nadmittngs.
Del Der Z llbr Meiie. mie jeocn /.
Sonutag I'M Monot, gcbcli Die Wiit
glieoer Der HSlul1irauen SooolitGt &c
meinihoitIid sur bl. 3ommunioli.
Ger &irfcnhor miro inter Sci
tlinq oes 8roieiiors 4rtbiir .. @tapo
oes Orgoniiten mo Dirigcnter, bci
Dem feicrIiheu @ohomte I'M t0.3h
folgcnbes Nrogramm lingen:
v@ioi gquan", Slider; ~anrie uli0
@lorio", So Seal; .Geni Creator
5piritits. Girillo; ~Greoo," So Sc
al; r0ffcrtorium, Sicgino, GoeIi nuo
a9tmls Del. MoB III g. go. ?,
Sonon.
g(m Is. g(pril merOeu Die SdiiIer
ser ct. MorienIhnle cine oromatild,e
llntcrbaItlni6 in ocr SduIboIc Der
onltoItcn.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
0antiasnns.

6iir ole oiele 2iebc uno 1eilnobme
L dbreno Der laneen @ronfbeit nno
b,im 9%egr6bniiic u~nicrcs auten Sob.
tieS, 8attcn uno @oters.
@itbrow 6. Ylitt,
idgen mir alien uniercn 6er5lideu
Can't.
Gbenio oanfen mir flr Ole 5oblrei.
Cen 8Ilmenipenoen mo sic 9eteiIi
glllig am 9earabniiie.
9~eionocren Oont Serru YaItor Si
doro Sdmiot fir Die troItreiden
8orte i'm Souie lno om GRADE.
Die troueritoen Sinterblie6cncl
Geo. =. 9Iitt uno 5rom
6rou 8rpont.9Iitt IL. 3inoer
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

ieren 2eiern cine iebr groBe An5abl,
Die Dem ifrefIiden 8ereinsmeier it,
re CUNT beipobren. Sic leben chen
feline glbfid)t uno frelten Iih, 0aB in
Ser 0Gauiigen" Belt, mie iid infer
Gbcno.0 ummel @ummel mebr ridtig
oils gcpGbIt nrlsoriift, ooB alio in Der
,Iouligeu" 3eit, in Der mir Ieber, es
INNER nod 2eiite giebt, Die iid ibr
bis6cn 0ltnlor bslpabrt ba6cn. SD
nen iilO Die 4rtifel gero0c reft, neil
0ic @ule in ibnen faitm borbanoen lit
uno niht, mie in 0cil o1oeren sic
RorgeIei 81 idonitcr 8liite 9e6rodt
bat. TieIe onoereiL Die Ou bailen,
liebcr Groneniobil, Die n%tiiiien mir IN
5lpci &loiien teilen. Dic eiuen BADEN
nod ein bis6cn llrteilsf0bi9feit iln0
leben, poB Der &ereinSmeier eben
Med)t bat. Hber lie fiiblen iid) ge-
troffen neil oos, mas jener riigt,
bel ibnen 5utrifft. Stun aber nal 10
Den Spiegel oorgebalten at befont-
men lnO Elm nidt eeraoe idmei6el-
boftes @iIo BON fid BARN 81 iebcn
oos lit cine unnngenebme @ei1ihte,
oa fonnm man om beIten oriiber meg.
nern man auf Den 8creinsmcier los
oriiAt. S6aoet nid)ts. Gie often
romild)en Wodtbober pfIegten 5t ia.
gen: S6erint bum metltart, Iie mo.
gen MIDI bailen, 10 lange iie mid MIR
fiird)ten, Sea, gang 10 I6linlm lit Ser
8erein$meier niht, er dn0ert Sos Elm
.neri9, inoem er iagt: lie moeen inn
merbin allf mid losoreihen, penn
ie lid MIR beIIern. limo nun ole
5lueite &Iolle. Die % baBt. So, sic
fonnte nan eigentIi6 nit Stiai6meiz
gen iibergeben. Gos iino meiitens
Qente, Die Elm paar &nollerboller in
Der Snidlc boben uno MN olf @runo
Oieier &no1erboller ii6 sic Hromi
nentelten unters ben 8rominenten
Oinfen Oeren geiltiges 8erm0gen
ober gum llrtetl llno our &ritif ge
raoe 10 lueit rciht ipie Elm 3iegel
gum 0ouSbnit. @ir molten ms allo,
Iieber 6reuno, Die ffonen 6riibIings
taae oiird Sic ntft oeroerben loilen,
Ioiloerr itah pie Dor nit uneren
8affen bofiir eintreten, mas mir fiir
reft crtonnt hoben, moIlen nod mie
Dor fGmpfcn fir ein e~eIdrtertes, nor
9elireics, clniges Deutihtum.
SIR,
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
u@aibinetoner @ereinsmeicr~
@iliOniidJs rfleine sI6,ueidnnsen"

Yrdiibent @illon iagte in icinen
jiingitcn Soften on Die Bremier-M ini-
tier Don @roBbritonlien unO 6ronf
reid pieoer Golgeoes:
u9ie omerifaniide &eeicrung fam
feirem Mi,sgleid auitimmen Der 10
lpobl ~iR~feinen 9eoingltngen uie IN
ieinen 8eltimnruligcn nno in ben
Witteln. our 9%rrdfiibrung cine pc
iitioe Ibleugnulg Der Brin5ipien be-
oelltot, fir Die Mmerifa in Den &ricg
gegailgen it,.
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiiblt
oob Ole 9rin6ipier, fir Die iie III Den
&rieg ge5ogen lit, nidt benz ungebo-
rigen Gbreei5 zines ibrcrN @erbiin
oeten opfern fnnn."
uWiit cinem @ort, nellll sic nltc
Or6mng Der 9inee, Ole 10 piel Tie
bel iiber Die @elt gebradt bat, nod
peitcr beiteben lolI, baum lit Die Belt
nod nidt getommen ooB oiele He
Jierltng III elm Gon5ert Der Wdd)te
eintreten fam, OeIien gar5e @rilten6
aincm lieuen @eiit ulto elmer rteil
IN GrOmnilg nbbdngen muB.~
Natiirli6 ermdbnt @err Millon
fem 8ort oobon oaB bas gnn3e
Wothmerf BON 8eriaiQes audi nid1t
cine Spur bon einem nelicn @eilt
uno elmer nerlen Oronung atbmet.
Do1 bc0iieliA oes gimaloes, oob
Die 9lmerifoner 3ugcitimmt bitten
oaB 100000 9eutlhe inter tihe'
hoiloluofii6e uno 100000 Gutbe-
men uno !, 100000 Deuti1c inter
polnii1e Serridnft gefommcn Ieien,
erfldrt Der 8rGiioenfA
~Sn ~rin5eInen S1aen bat Die Gon-
ferella aus geniieenoen geogropbiid)en
unO wirtlhoftliden @riinoen fleine
Ibiueihungen bon Der etbnoIogiiden
@ren5e 5iieegeben, ltno Die amerifa-
nii6e &egierung eIaubt, oaB es fei-
ne obriotii@e Groee eeben lpiiroe.
weun Stalien augebeu ipiiroe, oab
oieielben 8rin5ipien in Sitrien uno
Golmotien angeuonot %peroen".
.aleine Qbneidnugen bon Den eff
nologii1en @ren5en" lit tpieoer elm
NAL edit - nun ia edt @iIionii6.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
,Nermania Mannerdjur.@

Sir modten i6on belite ooroltf
6inipeiien, bob oni is. 4priI I'M
y@ermonia M6nnerhor" cine Nbeno-
u%nterbaltiing ltattfinoen miro, uao
5nar III belicn 8ereinslofal, Som-
mel's &aIle, 922 $50. Npe., g. %.
Dentihe Scltc iino neueroings oitnn
Qeidt, ltm 10 mebr iolltc man Iid) enc
oerortige @elegenbeit nidt cntgeben
laIlen. 8ir mcroen in Scr ndditen
Wummer n1bcrc gin5elbeitcn brin
gen.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
3n p~erfanfen:

8iaig: t8 punoerborc, einge.
rnbmte Observation-Disclosures bon
Norlceeen uno Der S6ipei5. 9 gro.
B., e%ingernbmte 9ierbiIoer in Sepio,
oeome itn6 Sigcr~. anfrogen bite
an Sobn 0ubn. Hoom 706 Diitrict
Ndtl. gorf 9iIoing. 0u ridten.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
3n permieten:

llnmoblicrtes SKINNER ,pous irei
obne 9e5abIune an oeutide 5omiIie.
eigentiimer beoniprltdt fir fid elm
Simmer uno Giien frei. anfrogen
iino jill rid,ten an Sie GRIP. D. gl.
lnter H.45.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
@eindts

Rodidneiocr seiuht. @o6enIobn
ooer Stildarbeit. 2esterc BON $t2
on. @cIounaen iofort an Gbas.
8elier. sol atIontic slpe.. gtIantic
.0iiD, g. S.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
Sum 9[nsiMneibenl
9nulOr!
Son 6. $. eeimemcber.

SUu ". ~. ICIUCtuCuCT.
Sag all. mas marc bic buflige Groe
@Gb Is onS goIoeie 2oden bier nidt;
@oltc Elm jeoer nit oiiitrer @ebGroe
Sllthrl ocr 6rcuoc, Dem bimmliiden 2i9tl
Sole ser Gcuicl oos 9lngcn uno SaOern;
2cihter ertrdgt lio oos @eb III Der 8elt,
Sriidcr pullicrt oos @lut i'll 0en goerll,
@euu Ser @unlpr inns oos 2e6en erbellt.
Maodcl CUR 9tcdten uno 9iebe our 2infcn,
2odige airocr, fonmlt, lhenfet mir elm;
Rcidt mir ben @cdcr uno Iaiiet mid trinfen
@oIoncn 0unlor~ais p~crlenoem 8einl
Srobiilln I'M Ser6er, Gin 2ieo atf ben Sippell,
CIDER, 'roe 5reunoc I'M 0oitIi6en Sals
Sterern mcin S6iii ourd @oger uno 3lippen,
Sreiben Ole Sdnpernlut gum 9empel SinaisS.
2odcno 0urd5ieb i] sic 9fooe1 ocS 2ebels,
Efeife mein 2icbden nit beiterem 1iln;
6ititrer Nbililter, OH qildlit oia nerlttells,
Mir GILT @irnor Der qroBte @apillIi
Gdnuinocn bic Gage uno nabet oas enoe,
Sch il acnllg in 2eben gelo6t,
Hcicl ih ;a4i Ybidico citd lodeno Die Sonof,
gict.e MIDI froblih CUR cipigen gtaht.
WelBclt Die gSurte, umronfet bon Neben,
Aif ocn @robiteir aus Mormor oemodt:
6rcoe Dem Spotter, Der itdnoig in 2eben
@otter uuo Mcnihcn uno SeufcI pcrlodt.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
Die @crlnite OcS Sentiden Sssrce
I'M 8elttriest.

Noh Dem .Norm1rts" betrogen
ole gerIuite oes oelltidlen Seeres
iuSoeiommt on Goteu i.7lS,216.
on 8ermunoeten 4. 234,t97 nno oil
Sefongneu unb @ermiBten 1913
$40.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
Cur seridfisnnsl

Die lleberi4rift Oss @eoi6tes BON
Srsne yopIausta= gsinsrpeber IN ourioer
simmer IOIte bsiBsn 80. 9ant Iei
9ir" uuO ui6t %, IOidt bic @luten.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
@eindt:

5don moblierteS bellies 3immer
in oeltid)er camille nit Moreenfoi.
lee. Sell. Ine. unter 30 .gor 1918
@aibinaton, 3. 6.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
&erIanat:

Sl6tige 8ertduisrin fur einen ga
dereitano i'm Ircabe Martt. Sober
sObn fir ole ri4tise YeriOn.
Ircaoe Mariet, Gtano 81.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
oRcru192O.
Bon e. 81. SdnOi.

sort Sbr2 - OItergloden lGutcnl
6robIi6 flinot's biuab ms Gal,
Cent Sbr, mos Oics jolt beoeuten?
pguferitcb' bon bougcr Quol";
ogIles mas ourb Minters Mo6t,
S9or gcbornt at ltorrem Shlpeigen,
Nhm ermod' 5i ooIlcn 6rcuoen:
Gem ous Opfer lit bolbradt.
Sort SIR mas Die @lofen louten2
Iicf c~rgreift's bns McnIdenber5;
<nocr nirft's OH alien 2euten;
Sohte liuOert'S ieoen S6mer5:
y9snit it)up iGrbt iid 9uid uno 8lur,
NnJipiCn 'priteen oil ben 3peigeu-
S4coer 6inf nod Spab lam idmeigcr:
.Nuferltebung ser Notur!"
Otter 6ricoenSoloden lditcn; I.
6rieoe, Der ourd Sbn gcnladt,
Ser iiir off oasielbe miiB beoeutcn;
5ronm bepabr's i'm @er5ensidodt;
oSei'S BON Yaris BON Berlin,
@oS aud 0iplonloten ihmieoel
Trieoe gibt e8 mir bttieOen
0urd Sen feitcn @folb' on Sbu"
2Gutct n Oiteraloden ~ flinget
6eierlid bon 2oro Si 2on0;
sSSe0eS Melidcnber5 ourhoringet;
Giibret tic 81 out Geriton6:
Nu1ob elm ieoer bon erfoB'
g3ofiir CIR bns Opfer brodte,
G'rr iir ms oos @cIte oadte:
Gs uergebe @roa uno SaBl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Sab mebcn iibcr Dir oes freien Can.
oes Sabncn,
Sci itol5 ouf cianes &ingen uno
8olbrineen,
Die &roft gum &onnen uno @eIingcn
@ab sir oie 6entide Seimot uno Der
@eiit Ger g(bncn.
(0crgmann.)
Gingeianot bon %. StoI5enburg.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
8i[6elm Nenianns.

llllter ben oeutid.a
Did)tern nimmt @ilbelm 8enignllS
.inen Der eriten 8l1se ell. 0ns iino
Dihtuneen Die aus Der Giefe oes
Ser6cllS fomlmen uno OeSbolb audi
gum Screen ipreden. Gins ieiner
neltciten 2icoer lit 0@oo's countrp,
Imerica" BON Dem aopien bonn
@erfaiier gu baben iino. 3u elei6er
3eit lei auf 5mei neuere 8eroffcnt-
lid)ungen bineeluieien, oNatnrmelo.
oien aus anerifo" uno 1StorieS Of
tbe Gotsfils~, pelhe ieoe al 75c
bonn @erfoiler, $50 Goit SO. Str,
Seem gorf Gitp, be5oeen ueroen fon-
llell.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

2eiite fault Gbemo, mir leben in
einer loufi9en 3eitl Gbemo berni6.
tet olle Snieften inter @arantiel
Gbemo, So, 706 Giitrict Natl. 0onf
8loa. 9ei 8citeannecn erm6bnc nan
oas Sonrnal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11
THE VANISHING VAGRANT

What has become of the bum? Why
has the vagrant vanished2 Police
officials commenting on the great
change that has come over the land
usually refer to the absence of
tramps since July. 1919. A Peoria
police officer recently said. Its made
a big difference. We used TO have S5
to 40 dodgers every night This past
winter we had only about night
guess when they can't get the liquor
they go to work"
This seemed such a startling state
ment that the officer himself as we'll
as his interviewer became curious to
know whether the records would
bear not the general impression that
the Fagrant is vanishing. Getting
down the dusty book in which the
police record the number of men with
out means of support who seek the
hospitality of Peoria the officer read
the following
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11
ROUTINE BUSINESS OF
co. COMMISSIONERS

At the meeting of the County Com
missioners, yesterday, petition
signed by number of taxpayers, pro-
testing against the condition of the
road from Fair Haven to Leith post
offices in the lower county, was pre-
sented. The petition states that the
road is dangerous to life and vehicles
in dry weather and impossible in wet
weather The Board referred the
complaint 10 Commissioner Armiger
and Engineer Hayman..
In a letter from Henry w. He'll
mers, attention of the Board was di-
rected to the dangerous condition OF
the Spa Hill road near the Linthi-
cum farm, Second district, Commits
sioner Barber and Engineer Hayman
were directed to inquire into this
matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11
WEEKLY PROCEEDINGS
OF ORPHANS COURT

Proceedings of the Anne Arundel
county Orphans Court at the regu-
lar weekly meeting yesterday We're
as follows:
An inventory of the personal es-
tate of Henry NJ Muhle, was filed and
passed; and an order for the sale OF
said property also was filed and
passed.
An order of Court in the matter
of the estate of Amos Mex ireland,
was filed and passed.
The first and final account si 5oc
.eph o. C. McCusker, trustee o.
Henry Wagner, was filed and passsd.
In the matter of Carlton L., Harry
L., and James o. Clark, minors, petit
tion to re-invest certain funds by
Susie Clark Simmons. and l.. Lee
Burtis, guardians, was filed and
passed.
In the matter of the estate OF J.
Thomas Wellham, report of sale OF
the leasehold property of John w.
Downs, executor, was filed and or
dered published.
The first and final account of Mich
olas H. Green, executor of Fred l..
j. Gelhaus, was filed, examined and
passed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11

The West Annapolis Carnival
this week is attracting patronage
from the city and it is 10 be hoped
that the Annapolis people will
give large support to the I'm
nrovement Association OF our en-
terprising suburb. The object is
a worthy one,-the purchase OF a
Ford chemical engine for fire pro-
lection in the community A well
equipped fire department would
be OF value TO the city in case OF
FIRE that over-taxed the city de-
partment, as well as being an in
dispensable precaution for i'm
mediate. home protection in the
neighborhood.
ON Saturday the Eastport Vol
unteer Fire Department will be
Sin a carnival, and that of the
Rescue Hose Company is also
about to be presented. These
are richly entitled to
the fullest public help, for they
are contributors to cause that
has to depend on volunteer sup
port for existence and efficiency
and which is directly for the peo-
Piles benefit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11
ARMAMENT OF
THE CAPITAL SHIPS

Battleships and battle cruisers now
under construction will be armed with
the new navy 16-inch guns. Recently
published stategnents to the effect
that two OF the battle cruisers would
be armed with 1S-inch guns are in
correct, and there will be no further
change in the armament designs of
those vessels They originally were
designed for ten 14-inch guns, and
later the designs were changed TO
eight 16-inch
OF course, the Bureau of Ordnance
OF the Navy is engaged continually on
experimental design and construction
looking to Improvement in armament,
and possibly that circumstance origi-
nally furnished the suggestion that
some of the new battle cruisers would
have 18-inch guns.
1t is obvious that any such radical
change as substituting 1S-inch for 16-
inch guns would necessitate radical al
terations in the designs of those ves-
sells work on which is progressing,
and could not be effected without
modifying dimensions of the vessels
and reducing the power of the pro-
pelling machinery.
For the present the naval ordnance
policy of this country does not con-
template abandonment of the 16-inch
gun as the principal weapon for the
battleship and battle cruiser. but, of
course, no one can predict future and
ultimate developments in the field of
naval ordnance, and installation of
l8-inch and even 2O-inch guns are not
beyond the range of possibility. OF
course, the size of the ships that would
be required to carry such huge guns
In appreciable numbers, the cost of
their construction and maintenance,
tactical questions and the effect air.
Graf, and the submarine may have on
naval design all are factors that will
affect the conclusions to be reached.
During the war Great Britain built
an 1S-inch gun, which originally was
mounted on the Furious, and later
three similar weapons were supplied
to like number of monitors for the
purpose OF bombarding Bruges. More
over, at the inspiration of Lord Fisher
an experimental 20-inch gun was pro-
duced at Elswick, and thereafter at
least six of them are said to have
been completed, although the battle
ship Incompatible. for which they
were intended. never was laid down
The 20-inch gun weighed $50 tons, or
20 tons more than the 1S-inch, and
rurled projectile of 4,4OO pounds
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11
A Decade and a Half
Aug. IL. 1905

Local carpenters union walked
out on State House improvement job
because two Baltimore workmen We're
receiving $3.50 per day. so cents more
than the local scale.
Governor waraeld spent the day at
Camp Warfield. Belair.
Painters and paperhangers on the
Claude Apartment House quit work
BECAUSE steam filters employed on
the job were non-union men.
Major Hugh r. Riley and Herbert
Norris were reported as n two tall
est men in Belair camp. Corporal
William 0bery gained the distinction
of being the fattest soldier al the en-
campment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11
IN MEMoRIAM
LARRIMa

sad. but loving remem-
brance of our darling baby, William
Tfghlman. who died one year ago today,
Aug. II, 1919.
In little snow-white casket,
Resting all among the flowers,
Lies our darling. blue e-eyed baby. +.
Who such a little while was ours.
We cannot forget you, dear baby,
Though long may seem fbe years.
And often Ia the lonely hours,
We wipe away the tears
Home is sad. oh. God. how dreary;
Lonesome lonesome. every spot:
Listening for his voice. till weary;
Weary, for we hear il not.
Come 10 us, our darling angel:
Wrap your wings around US tight;
Darling baby. ask God to comfort
Your broken hearted mother aud daddy
tonight
All BY HIS PARENTS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11

meeting Monday night at which DIR.
Atherton spoke on Hog Cholera con-
troll and prevention. In spite OF the
bad weather good crowd was out to
hear DR.. Afherion.
The Boys Club picnic viii be held
next Wednesday at the farm OF Mr..
Graham leilzey on West River All
the boys who were members OF clubs
are invited to attend this picnic.
There will in ali probability be a
speaker and then the balance of the
day viii be taken up with various
forms of athletic events such as
swimming, running, jumping; besides
there will be peanut race and other
forms OF amusement. Some new
games will be taught as well.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-08-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriber, Of Anne Arundel county, has OBJ
tained from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county, I'm Maryland, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the personal estate OF Fanny
Lynn Webster. late of Anne Arundel
county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the Won
chers thereof. to the subscriber on or be-
fore the
r26fh DAY OF JANUARY. 1921.
They may otherwise. by law. be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons indebted To said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 20th day of
July, 1920.
R0sALIE +. S. w. MAGRUDER,
Executrix.