davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22

tween the unemployed and the Reichs.
wehr, as the new soldiers are called,
who wear gray uniforms and caps,
carry rifles and short swords, and
have orders, If attacked, to shoot and
throw hand grenades and II necessary
to use machine guns, which are al
ways kept in readiness for an out.
break.
Some of the more desperate char.
acters among the unemployed have
formed themselves into bands and &c
around the city at night holding up
people in their houses, in stores and
on the streets. The Reichswehr have
orders to line these bandits up against
wall and shoot them when they are
caught redhanded.
The housing problem Is very diff.
ficult one in Hamburg, as thousands
of workmen have come into the city
from the smaller towns with their
families, the unemployed allowance
being larger here than In their own
districts.
The American Express company and
the International Mercantile marine
are the only American firms which
have so far opened offices in Ham
burg.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
FLOWING FATAL TO INSECTS
Countless Numbers Of Crop Pests Can
Be Destroyed by Disking Ground
During Fall.

Various field insects pass the winter
in the soil. Some of them make earth
en- nests lined with silk, while others
hide at the base of the roots of plants.
A. G. Ruggles. state entomologist Of
Minnesota, thus explains how count
less numbers Of crop pests can be de-
stroyed:
"when the insect is lin the transi-
tional period between the larva or
worm and the adult they are very sus-
ceptible to, disturbances. Disking or
plowing the ground in the fall disturbs
these forms and many Of them die. 1t
is also known that alternate thawing
and freezing weather has a destructive
effect upon insect life. Many insects
can endure freezing alone, but alter
nate freezing and thawing Is fatal.
"Also many Of the more delicate
forms, If the plowing is done properly,
can be covered so deeply with soil that
they are unable to reach the surface
the following year. Many insects ex-
posed by the plow are also devoured by
birds. For these reasons dlsking or
plowing are operations recommended
by all economic entomologists."
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
GOOD MARKET FOR CHICKENS
Minnesota Expert Predicts Strong De-
mand for All Forms Of Poui-
Try This Autumn.

N. E. Chapman, poultry extensionist
at University farm, predicts good
prices for all forms Of poultry next
fall, and says that chicks Matched by
July 1 will get into the ''soft roaster"
class, weighing from one and one-half
to four pounds each. Mr.. Chapman
also foresees a strong demand for
broilers Weighing from one pound to
two pounds, to be dressed out and
frozen by the packers for winter trade.
During the early summer months the
expense Of feeding can be reduced and
a larger percentage Of the chickens
reared because Of more favorable con-
ditions.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22

professors, school teachers, clerks. ETC.,
cannot afford to pay for extra food for
their families, and this is one Of the
chief causes of the present discomfort
which is prevalent throughout Ger
many. The only contented people are
the profiteers, called "Scheibers." who
rank from the millionaire contractors,
who have licenses from the govern
ment to purchase entire cargoes as
they arrive on ships or in freight cars
on the railroad, down to the small
"Scheiber' who makes living by
eluding the police.
Nearly everybody is trying to do
little profiteering to augment his In
come.
Strikes occur almost daily in Ham,
burg, MS the wOrkmen are continually
demanding increases in wages.
10000 Unemployed In City.
The rathaus, or town hall, which
was spattered with bullets during the
recent Kapp revolution, is now pro-
tected by barbed-wire barricades to
prevent It being seized by another
revolutionary group.
IL Is eStlLHdleu tHeIc oiS ico'ooo uh
employed in Hamburg at the present
time, of whom about 10000 are sea-
| faring men thrown out Of work by the
German merchant marine. They are
paid 9 marks day, which makes a
heavy burden for the taxpayers, who
will have to give up 40 per cent OF
their incomes under the new law com
| ing into force soon. Several encoun-
ters have occurred in the streets be-
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
PIPE SNOW TO DESERT

stratums below. He found that by
piercing these lower stratums he could
reach the underground flow, and in
the spring of 1918 he filed the first Of
his reservoirs, Crater lake, with 15O.-
100000 gallons Of water Of true un-
derground flow.
.ZMr. Spencer used seven extinct
Seraters for reservoirs, with combined
capacity of 2,OOO,OOO,OOO gallons.
There will be no such thing as pump
ing costs. There Is not an ounce Of
power required anywhere, for it is en-
tirely gravity flow. By solving the
secret Of the hidden water supplies
he has made it possible for arid lands
to be transferred into beautiful gar
dens, rich farming lands and verdant
grazing grounds.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
EXPORTS DECREASE
Drop $1e,717,a4s-imports Increase
Heavily, Says Dominion
Report.

Ottawa.-The United States now is
Canada's largest customer, according
to export figures for the year ending
May 81.
The total exports to that country.
aggregating SAT-. .449, ,294, showed an
increase of $22,O15,2 ,22S over the previ-
Gus fiscal year, while exports to the
United Kingdom, amounting to $780,
479, 143, showed a decrease Of $1O1,-
729,O35.
Total exports were 8. 1.250, ,206 2o4, Q
decrease Of SO, ,717,349. aad which was
accounted for by the cessation Of mu-
milton shipments aggregating $229. 9.694,-
106.
Total imports Of dutiahie goods were
S752, OFT ,57, an increase Of $250. 0.770.-
565, and Of free goods $396, ST.. .061. an
Increase Of 81, ,13S.564. The heavy in
crease IA imports was principally from
the United Kingdom, the United
States. British West Indies and Cuba.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
Has an Artistic Hen.

Cottage Grove, ORE. w. Eddy
has discovered to his entire satisfac-
tion that the ratiOns fed to hens have
n great deal to do with the kind of
eggs which the hens produce. A few
days ago he gave his hens a ration
part of which was sunflower seeds.
Since then one of the hens has pro-
duced an egg with perfect sunflower
pictured in the shell. He has decided
to name his place the "Sunfiower
chicken ranch"
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
DECREASE IN NUMBER
OF CATTLE AND HOGS
Swine Show Falling Of Of 10 Per
Cent in Births.
About 22 Per Cent Fewer Births Of
Calves This Year as Compared
With 1919, According to Re-
ports to Federal Bureau.

A falling of in the numbers of cat
tie and hogs in the United States oc-
CURED during the first four months Of
this year, as compared with the like
period last year, according to reports
Of special livestock reporters of the
bureau Of crop estimates, United
States department of agriculture.
In the case Of hogs. the births dur
ing January, February, March and
April were about 10 per cent fewer
than in the same months last year. The
marketings have fallen off about Is
per cent, the farm slaughter was
about the same In both seasons. Int
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
Cereal Shipped to Japan in In
creasing Quantities.
Unlimited Opportunities for Future
Development Of Industry, Says Ae-
rieuitural Department..

Washington.-The United States ex-
ported more than 100000 pounds Of
rice to Japan during the FIRST three
months Of this year, according to flg-
ures Of the bureau of markets, United
States department Of agriculture. In
contrast. less than q thousand pounds
Of this commodity were exported to
Japan during the entire year Of 1919.
The average rice exports Of the
United States to all countries during
the period 1010-1914 were less than
100000 pounds 4 year. Today the
exports range from 100000 to co.
100000 pounds month.
This enormous export business has
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
Turkeys "Tree of Fate"
Destroyed by Storm

Jerusalem.-A storm recently
wrecked a tree known as "bul-
mi" (tree Of fate), which stood
outside the city walls and for
merly was used as gallows.
Tradition has it that the end of
Turkey would come when "bul-
mir perished. To prevent de-
structiOn Of the Ottoman en-
pire iron hoops were placed
around the withered trunk and
the branches were supported by
strong posts. All efforts to save
the tree were in vain. Orthodox
Turks are convinced that the
empire of the Caliphs is doomed
since "bulmi" went to pieces.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
One the Movies MIesed.

Columbus, Ind.-The rescue of Mrs.
John Sprague from death in a run
away would have done credit to a
movie thriller. When her horse rap
away Charles Hiatt cranked up his
fivver and with David Marr on the
running board, gave chase. AS the
auto passed the horse Mari made fly
ing leap, grabbed the reins and
brought the animal to a standstill on
the brink of high embankment
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
cutieura soothes ,teblno se,II

cutieura sootkes Itching Scalp
On retiring gently rub spots Of dam
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
and have a clear skin and soft. whits
hands.-Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
Fortune in Apricot Stones.

More than S1,25O.OOO is made every
year from apricot stones in California.
Nearly 1000 tons of stones are OBJ
tanned from the fruit. and from these
the chemist extracts two oils, one
known as bitter oil of almonds, the
other as new substitute for olive oil.
ton of stones produces materials
worth almost $500.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22

Dairy Herd Near Wichita Falls, Texas.
the deaths on farms this year are over
40 per cent heavier than last year to
May 1. Taking into consideration both
the births and the deaths (from all
causes), 1t appears that there has been
a relative reduction of about per
cent during the first four months Of
this year as compared with the trend
during the first four months Of last
year.
The births Of calves from January /
to May 1 were about % per cent few
er this year than last yeas. The net
disposition Of cattle by narketings,
farm slaughter and deaths was about
8 per cent greater than last year; It
appears that there has been relative
reduction Of about 6 per cent in total
number of cattle as compared with
last year during the four months JAN
uary 1 to May 1. -.-
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
SUDAN GRASS YIELD FOR HAY
Average About Two and Half Tons
Per Aere-cut After Plants Have
Passed Out Of Bloom.

Cut Sudan grass for hay after the
plants have passed out Of bloom, but
before the seed has become hard. An
average yield is about two and half
tons of dry hay per acre, as COM
pared with about three tons for sor-
ghum on the same kind Of land and
two tons Of millet.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
GET INFORMATION ON PRICES
Bureau q Mariests, Department. es
Agriculture, viii Give oeeired
Marriott HspoFts.

Do you want direct information re-
earding market pricesf Ask the bu-
reau Of markets, United States depart
ment & agriculture. Warrington, D.
C. to tell yoa about M market news
services, stating ths product in which
yOu are Interested.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
War Dog Dies.

Shadyside, O.,-Cammie, a dog which
served thirteen months In the third
division in France, is dead at the home
Of his adopted owner, John Hays. The
dog was found in the town Of Cohan
north of the Marne, during the Aisne-
Marne offensive, and became the divi.
sion mascot
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
RAPID GROWTH OF CHICKENS
More Advantageous to Feed Five Times
During Day Than Three-ovee-
feeding Harmful.

Undoubtedly chickens will erow
faster when fed Eve times than when
fed only three times daily, but 1t
should be borne in mind that more
harm can be done to the young chicks
by overfeeding than by underfeeding
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
ExAsperatin0.

Mrs. Subbub-Men are SO aggravat
Ing.
Mrs. Dcsay-What Is the matter
now?
my husband saw Lady Dashleigh
yesterday, and I asked him what she
had on, and he replied, oh, clothes r"
Answers, London.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
AUTUMN SUPPLY OF LETTUCE
New oosm In Middle u August VIII
insure Crop os This Nest Ssse.
culent Vegetable.

A row Of lettuce sown the middle
Of August VIII insure q nne fall suppay
Of this most healtAful and s0ceulsat
vegetable. The quality W1n BE- even
superior 10 the speins grown. Sala-
mander 10 The best Ind for hate oppA
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
Pine Crate for Hogs.

crate, shipping tag bearing the ship
pers name and that Of his farm often
will aid in selling stock. In case the
shipment is to be long one, wire a
pan of water in one corner.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22

Faith.

Amos J. Cummings and Ernest jar
rold were once in pilot boat during q
great storm. The former lay on
bunk. intently reading. The boat gave
a fearful lurch and careened until it
seemed that she must turn complete
ly over.
'"This is awful, Amos!" said Jar
rold. I'm going to put on life pre-
server, for the boat cannot stand it
many minutes longerw
"Oh, keep quiet and let me read.
Mickeyw said Cummings, never lift
ing his eyes. "The men on this boat
draw a regular salary to keep her
afloat."-Saturday Evening Post.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22

A whale Is able to remain under wa.
ter for an hour and q half.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22

Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then shortly
you lift It right of with fingers. Truly!
Your druggist sells tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for few cents, sufficient to
remove every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the calluses.
without soreness or irritation.
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22


this unusual for protective
be
notwa miles railroad
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22

Shadows Of the family tree account
for q good many shady reputatioaA
Cheyenne record., 1920-07-22
CRATE FOR SHIPPING SWINE
Neatly Built Affair, With Shippers
Name and That Of Farm, 10
Good Advertisement.

A strong shipping crate for hogs
is an easy thing to make. It should
be well built Of pine. A neatly built
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TeIsgtany~z agraniclns,
Dokonczenie &c strony l-sze,.

wsPolaej ko~niereneyi wysiaiy do
Grecyi note, ostrzegajac ia pred
Fowrotem ex-krola K~onstantegc
IA trou grecki.
Akcya ia ME znajduje sic W
zadnym zwiazku z konferencyq
Ligi Narodow W Genewie.
konferencya odbyia sic W Lon
Gynie PREY rdziale przedstawi--
cieli wymienionych paistw. Ze
strony Anglii byli obecni Lloyd
George, lord Curzon i Bonar
Law re strony Francyi - pre-
mier Leagues, Cambon i Berthe
lot i re strony Wioch - ks. Sfo-
rza i Markiz Imperial.
Tre5c noty w streszczeniu
brzmi, jak nastepuje:
YRzady Angl1l, trancyl
WSoch dawaly niejednokrotnie
dowody dobrej swej WARY W sto
sunku do narodu greckiego dla-
tego bardzo dotkliwie zostaly
zdziwione tymi wypadkami, ia
kie w oStatn;ch czasach EASILY W
Grecyi.
.,Rzady wymienionych pahstw
ME chca bynajmniej mieszac sic
w sprawy zewnetrzne Grecyi,
lecz czuja sic zboowiazane oznaj-
mic publicznie, re So ~przeciwne
powrotowi ex-krola Konstantego
ma tron greek, albowiem wroga
GziaialnoSc krola wzgledem "a
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l;antow podczas wojhy przyezy-
Mia paistwom sprzymierzonym
nase kiopotow Powolanie wiec
krola KonStantego ma tton be-
die dowodem uznania jego wro-
giej polityki w~zgledem aliantow
,,krok ten wytworzy nova
niepozadana sytuacye w stosun-
kach ~pomiedzy Grecya a atlanta
mi, wobec czego rzady trzech
pahstw, pozostawiaja sobie vol,
ma reke w sprawach greckich."
Nota ia jest tryumfem polityki
francuskiej, gdyz Anglia i WHO,
chy miaiy zaniar ME sprzeciwiac
sic objsciu trohu przez Konstan,
tego, jezeli plebiscyt wypadiby
ma jego korzyst, azeby mu dat
moznoSc wykazania dObrej WARY
wzgledem aliant6w.
Byla fowniez poruszana kwe--
stya objecia tronu greckiego
przez nastepce tronu, lecz ME po-
wzisto w tel sprawie zadnej kon-
kretnej decyzyi.
W razie powrotu konStantego
wszelka pomoc aliantow TAX fl
nansowa jak i polityczna zostanie
cofnieta, pozwalajac Turkom "a
fatwic sic z Grekami.
Obecnie waluta greckA jest "a
gwarantowana 100000 funtow
szterlingow przez Londyn i po--
Gobna sumo przez Paryz. Sauna
wzmianka o cofnieciu tego kredy-
tn wywolala kryzys finansowy W
Atenach.
Jezeli Grecy z~astosuja sic do
zadai aliantow, to kredyt ten ME
zostahie. cofniety. Procz tego a
lianci obiecuja poprzet Grecye
podczas rewizyi traktatu serw--
Skiego.
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MILLION SIAM
PANA OLA A,


Paryz, 8. grudnia. - L wiaro-
godnych zrodeI wiadomo, re 5000
skrzyh Z szampanem ma bye wy
Slnne Ia franctiskim statku ,.Lor-
raine" do Ameryki. Rad aniery-
kaaski dal swoje zezwolenie ma
sprowadzenie szampana ola CO.
low medycznych.
Pierwszy transport ma wyno.
SIC 10000 bttelek, ogoiem zas "a
mowiono we Francyi 100000
buteIek wilma szampahskiego, kt6-
re ma bye wysiane do Ameryki
w ciagu najblizszych m~iesiecy.
PoKoJ z PRED
BOzEM NARODZENIEM?
Londyn, 8. grudnia. - Decyzya
rzadu angielskiego, pOwzieta w
sprawie przyspieszenia pokoju Z
IrIardyq, wedfug niekt6ryeh u
rzednik6w, mozc op6znit a ME
przyspieszyt zawarcia pokoju.
TRIAD do spraw irlandzkich
przez pare dni byl W kontakcie Z
Michalcm Collins. Ryszardem
Mulcahey i innymi leaderami ru-
chu Sinnfcinist6w, kt6rzy %oznaj-
mill. re ME zgodza sic ma laden
kompromis, lecz beda walczy'i
do ostatniego.
Rad angielski postanowii Wy
SAC delegatow do Irlandyi celem
wszczecia rokowah Z Arturcm
Griffith'em. zuajdujacym sic O.
becnie w wiezieniu W Dublinie.
Irlandczycy oSwiadczyli, re
Griffith ME zgodzi sic ma prowa.
dzenie jakichkolwiek pertrakta--
cyl jake wiezieh, pr6cz tego ME
moze on zawierat zadnych trak-
tatow bez zgudy Dial Eirann'u".
rarIamentu irlandzkiego.
Sa pewne dane, ktore wskazu-
ia, re rad angielski dqzy do "a
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~ARMENCZYCY COFAJA Sic
PRED "KEMAL1STAMI.

Tyflis, 8. grudnia. (Prasa Sto-
warzyszona). - Wojska armen-
skie zostaiy wyparte. ma wschod
przez wojska nacyonalistow tu--
reckich i cofnely sic w granicc
Armenii. stworzonej przez Mem
COW i Turk6w W czasie wojny,
tax re Armenia zostala sprowa--
dzona do malej republiki kaukaz-
kiej. kars, Aleksandropol i Sur
malou znajduja sic W rekach Tur-
kow.
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CABINET WEGIERSKI Po-
DIAL SIZE DO DYMISYI.

Budapest, 8. grudnia. - Ga
binet wegierski ma czele Z pre-
mierem hrabia Pawiem Teicky Po
da} sic wczoraj do dymisyi. Ga
binet zostai sformowany W lipcu
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DIsCIE ~DEKORUJE RAN
NYCH zOLN1ERZY w SZPI-
TALU.
Warsgawa, 8, grudnia. - KIT
ryer Warszawski" podaje, re Ma
czelnik Panstwa w towarzystwie
swiftly przybyf do szpitala evan
gelicko = augsburskiego celenl
odzhaczenia rannych oficerow
krzyzem ,.Nirtuti M~ilitari."
CZESKA UCZCIWOSC.
Buhareszt, 8. grudnia. - w o.
statnieh czasach stosunki ham
Giowe rumunsko : czeskie ulegly
Ea]prezeniu. poniewaz Czesi ME
cali cukru. obiecanego "a zier,io-
rlody wywiezione z Rumunii w
okresie bardzo ciezkim ola niej,
poswiecajac ~zfozona nizka ~zresztq
kaucye. C5ecnie "a ten sam cu-
Aier zqdaja Czesi try razy lyle.
(Zlodziejstwa Czech6w widocznie
wszedzie jednakie, czy to w do
mu, czy ma obczyznie. Ia przy--
klad MECH posiuza rzqdy czcskie
w Syberyi. Przyp. Red.)
zELIGOWSKI HOMO
RCWYM
WARSZAWY.
Warszawa, 8. grudnia. - Do
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w6dztwo grupy kresow Bienlako-
ME komunikuje: Delegacya war
szawska zfozona z przedstawi--
cieli klub6w politycznych i ko-
mitetow zjawiia sic II gen. Zell-
gowekiego i wreczy}a mu dyplom
Eonorowy obywatela miasta War
szawy.
UNIWERSWTET WILENSKI
PREY PIRACY.
Warszawa, 8. grudnia. - Do
wodztwo grupy kresow Bieniako-
ME koinuhikuje: Wyklady ma IL
niwersytecie Stefana Batorego
juz sic rozpocze}y. Pierwszy wy
kiad prof. Siedleckiego ma teinat
,,Zagadnienia istot zywotnych"
zaszczycii swoja obecnoscia BIZ
skup wilehski Matulewiez. Drugi
wyklad pit: ,.!Polska polityka W
ciagu dziej6w" wyglosii prof.
Dabrowski.
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lie otrzymaly rozkaz wyruszenia
do Iczangu w celu ochrohy Gu
dzoziemcow i ich wiasnoSci pred
zbuntowanemi wojskami chihskic
mi w rskach ktorych znajduje
sic miasto. Miasto iczang stoi w
ptomieniach. Obywatele cudzo--
ziemscy do tel pory ME byli mo-
lcstoWani.
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warcia pokoju z Irlandy2 jesz.
cze pred Bozem Narodzeniem
Rad stara sic wytworzyc atmos.
Eere przyjazna zawar iii %rozej-,
tnu, robiac aluzye w sprawie
wszczecia rokowan Z parliament
tenn irlandzkim Dial Eirann."
Podczas gdy rad angielski sta
"a sic o zawarcie uBozego Poke,
ju" pred Bozem Narodzeniem
policya angielska w 1rlandyi W
dalszym ciqgu terroryzuje lud-,
nose.
Dublin, 3. grudnia. - Pred
angielskim sadem wojennym sta.
ne}a hrabina Markiewicz, oskar,
iona o zab0jstwo oficera angiel-
Skiego. Hrabina Markiewicz ME
u~znaje prawa sadu angielskiego
do sqdzenia jej jake obywatelki
republiki 1rlandzkiej.
MASOWA UCIECZKA z Boil
SZEWICKICH SZEREGoW.
Pihsk, 8. grudnia. - BoIszewi-
cki puM kozakow dotlskich. ktory
zostal wyslany ma front, ~przeszedl
w pelnem uzbrojeniu ma strong
gen. Balachowicza. Wyglqd ludzi
i koni ma bye podobno znakomi-
~. w rozmowic Z correspondent
TEN kozacy wyrazili gleboka VIA
re w decydujace i pcIne zwycie-
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WATYKAN ZADOWOLONY
z NAWIAZANIA STOSUN-
KoW z FRANCYA.

Rzyn, 8. grudnia. Francu--
ska izba poselska przyjela przez
giosowanie wniosek o nawiaza-
niu stosunk6w dyplomatycznych
przez rad francuski re Stolicq
Aposto!ska. Wiadomosc o TEN
zostafa przyjeta w Watykanie ,
wieIkiem zadowoleniem, pomi,
mo tego, re spodziewano sic TIL
pomySlnego rozwiazania tel kwc
styi.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
BANDS Of SINGERS TO
REVIVE OLD CUSTOM

The venerable custom III singing
Christmas carols through HE stress
on t,ilri<nHa Exc Winch has bern
graniaiiN revived II this eoanfrx
during the las. few years will enter
upon Il stAl broader development mis-
year il general enthusiasm and wide
81 heralacd plans count FOR ANYTHING
No Only viii altns more towns aud
slies e addict u NE iist of 2'o in
which he idea aready ha been ing
reduced hui more than d feW Will
nre nize iie n'aeer4eM On q e1
scale and provide groups ii Young
.iligers whose routes will cover every
ziree ~lsere neoTle make their homes
Also there Nil bc Il greater prevail
encc 81 lae traditional Christmas
caTolins costume q rsl pointed cap
and cape t5lai lends nAgA pictures
quene4s and Wis die charm to the spir-
itual eAnty of the Ypletide message
conveyed ia song
This pre- l.ction ones from the Nj
tional Bureau for the Advancement IN
Music which has been making a study
Of the growth Of Christmas caroling
in America and has gone to particn
lar pains this year to secure reports
rom individuals and organizations
planning 10 rel4arse one or more
groups OF carolers
Detroit has heretofore been the only
large city which arranged routes for
the Christmas carolers over its entire
residential area Last Christmas more
than 10000 singers were organized,
including adult groups as we'll as
children They stopped with their
tunefni offerings before every house
signifying by lighted candle III the
window that its inhabitants wished
to hear the Christmas music, and
transformed the workaday city into
200 miles Of song This Christmas
Philadelphia, Patterson, n. j.: Toledo.
Ohio. and many others will make a
similar demonstration. Kansas City
Times
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
High Sehool Juniors
To Give i Play

,eaearsals are in progress for a
70 ne given BY the High School
riar Class on next Tuesday even
december u. in the Circle Play
ouse The title OF the play is The
DTS Of the Wilderness. and II
i'll be in honor Of the Tercentenary
OF the landing of the Pilgrims The
parts promise 70 be we'll taken. as all
aaracters are heart and soul in the
vent IS the proceeds are for school
purposes, il is hoped a large audience
may attend and show their appreeia.
lion Of the efforts OF the Juniors