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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
co VASTNE WILSON REKL
v oDPovEb sENAToRu sPENcERovl, BiLEHo DoMu
DAN MA vEkEJN0sT TEXT PREsIDENTovY
PAkfzSKE kEcl

Washington. H. ffjna. - z Bileho Domu dana dnes
ma vefejnost dfedn verse presdenovy reci pf osmem
plenanim zasedanf mrove konference Pafizi Pfesns
znenf eto fec prosovene zasupcIm Ceskoovenska
munska Srbska zavdao podnet ostre kontrovers mezi
presdentem senatorem spencerem, repubhkanem Mis-
souri,
Zmneny senator prohasil jiste politicke feci ze
president sbi Rumunsku Srbsku ze "zdai nektery
rod napad by jech dzemi postal by amerckou aradu
pres more hajt ejich hrance."
Pan Wilson teegramu senatorovi s. fna pravi ze
eho tvrzen bylo "faesne'. odpoved senator Spencer
upozorn, ze prohaseni n9mz zmhoval, jest We "e-
noRrackych zapskach osmeho plenarnfho zasedani die
Mich president pravl
Nesme zapomfnati re jest to sfa jez koncich Jest
zarukou mru sveta Bude svet opene rozrusen Spoene
Staty poou uto stranu more svoji armadu LODI
stvo."
sedujf:
"Jak mnze mocnost jako Spojene Staty, ma pflklad
ia nemohu mluv zadnou jnou podepsan teto smlou
wy obsahujei body nichz neveff ze budou trvale M til
til tsce mil daleko pres more podat svemu lidu zpravu
ze mir sveta stal skutetnostf? Nemhze utn Faro
veh vsak pozad tohoo vseho ednanf jest ocekavan
pffkad Rumunska Ceskosovenska Srbska, ze zdal KITE
rekol dmuv tohoo urovnan nebudou zachovavany Spo
ene Staty vyslou svo armadu sve odstvo tomu Gill;
aby byly zachovavany'
Ufednf pneho texu presdentovy fec byla dod6-
ma do Bisho Domu minuly yden Fred Carlsonem Chi
caga, enz byl qrednm stenografem americkou mrovou
deegaci jenz psa ze jest ochoen odpfahnouti pfesno
pfepisu.
Carsondv dops byl datovan g. ffjna adresovan c. j.
preSluenIOVu
poved senatora Spencera presidenovi prose "a
psky nemohl nai zadneho takoveho prohasn jez bylo
pcitano senatorem presdentov Doda ze savA sta moz
most citovany odstavec byl pfekladu do angtiny M
Mantouxova prekadu do rantny presdenovych slov ak
vite, preklady nekdy zmotajf v6c.'
,.'Pfeji ST. abych by posaveni dat vefejnost,
president fek" psal Carlson "nebo vim ze president by
nespravne covn ale ovsem ponevadz schdze byla tana
nemohu fici niceho.'
Dopis Carlsondv uvefenen byl sekreafem Tumultym
touto poznamkou:
'Tento dopis mluvi sam sebe.'
st. Louis II. rna - Senator Selden P. Spencer,
formalnim prohlaseni dnes SVEN presdentem
Wlsonem prav podstate nen( rozdu mezi zpravou
presdentove rec uveTejn9ne dnes fedn enografickou
zpravou nz ctoval Dale senator Spencer menuje ne
ko vynkach muzd; kteH slovdm presidentovtm pfikla
dali tentyz vyznam jako on.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
TRI DOLLARY IA BUSL.
PSENICE.
Dosahnouti teto ceny jest ci-
lem farmarskych organisaci,
jez konaji sjezd We Wash
ingtone.

w dSllIllS tOlls - llJlld' "a
stupci farmafskvch organisaci,
iichz clenov6 zabyvaji Sc pro-
dukcf psenice a kukurice, vlny
a bavlny, shromazd'uji Sc Zde
ku sjezdu, cd n6hoz Sc oceka-
va, re obrati Sc ma vladu Sc "a
dosti, ably zabranila klesani
cen t6chto vyrobkn.
Mnozi farmari odporucujf,
ably zastaveno bylo prodavani
psenice, pokud cena nestoupne
z pritomnych asi 50 ma S3 "a
busl.
Delegati sem priiizd6ifcf
mluvi velmi radikalne a vysv6t-
leni, re nedavne poklesnuti ce-
ny psenice bylo pfivodeno omy-
lem "zeleneho hocha" ma obil-
nj burse. ienz z instrukcf pro-
dati 100000 buslI udelal l.
100000 buslI, neods.ranilo "a
kofenene pfesv6dteni, re po-
llesnutf cenv pSenice bv,o pTi-
vod6no bursovnimi spekulace-
mi.
/ Farmari obratili Sc ma presi-
denta Wilsona Sc zadostf, abv
zakazal cinnost "a obilnf burse
az do zahaieni zasedani kon-
gresv prosincf.
Iv~- yssstUr Arthur Gssp,,sa fss
slal tento vzkaz 0 situaci do
Washfngtonu:
"Kdvz tucet vaiec koupf Vi
ce nez-li husl ovsa, n6co Sc
pfihodilo Gene ovsa. N6kdo ho-
dill kus zeleza do maSinerie o.
bilniho trhu. k velke skode W.
robce V koncich i spotTebite-
le.
"Ten n6kdo neni zakon. "a
soby a poptavky, ale obilnf
gambler, ienz prodava million
! slI - ma papife = WIDE
lava die toho. iakT vliv tvto o.
perace mali ma cenu obilf.
Gambler obvteine sazf. ze
cena p1ide dolI. To ma ten
denci stla6ovati ceny psenice
prodavan6 vyrobcem. Cd Is.
tervence. kdy odvolan byl va
leGny zakaz na bursovnf spe-
kulace $ psenici. tito gamblefi
S chlebovou zasobou naroda
wall 40 eentu ma kazdem bu-
slu psenice, vvp6stovane ameri-
ckVmi farmari, ackoli svet po-
tfebuie kazdou libru psenice,
iez bvla sklizena.
"V pondeli tyden cena ma
buslu psenice poklesla o 12
centn, cimz stlatena byla pod
50 pro budouci dodavku. a die
vvsetrovani statnf zem6d6lske
kolleie tolik Stoii vvp6stovati
busl psenice. V lltery pax ma
sledovalo dalsf poklesnuti."
! Spokane, Wash. II. Tiira.
P6stitel6 pSenice ve statech
WASHINGTON fdaho, ccfenove
farfnarskeho sdruze,tf, drzf
100000 busId pseniee. ve spt-
charech. G ocekavaifce cenr
$3.50 "a busl neb vice. rravil
George c. Jewett, pfedseda
sdruzenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
zIVOT REZ KLFNOTU NE
MA CENY.

Pariz. II. rfina. O'orpe0a
svEm snoubence,n o klenotv V
Gene vice nez 100000. Made
moiselle Souhevran, proslula
frsncouzska kraska sp5chala
sebevrazdu pfetnutfm tepen V
zap6sti. Zanechala lfstek, "
n6mz pravi: "Zivot bez mich
klenotG nema ceny pro mne."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
JAN G. MASARYK ODIzDf

Washington, II. njna. - Jan G. Masaryk, dosavadnf
spravce zdeho ceskoslovenskeho vysanect odzd Ultra
New Yorku lodi Aqutania do Anglie. Pred odjezdem
proslov jet9 Vasar College, kde suduje tez neko
Tx cesltch dfvek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12

v Korutansku, jak oznamuif
dosle sem depese. z Inspruku
Sc oznamuje, ze Jihoslovane
shomazd'uji vojsko ma hrani-
cfch a ze panuji obavy pred
nasilnostmi, jestlize plebiscit
vyznf proti Jugoslavii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
PLEBISCIT v KORUTANSKU

Geneva, 10. rljna. - Sest-
nact anglickych a americkych
dIstojnfkn a prave tolik Fran
couzn a Ital1 pfibylo do Ce-
lovce, hlavnfho m9sta Koru-
tan, aby dohlfzeh ma plebiscit
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
SHIRT AVIATIKU MA LEDOVCI

Geneva Svycarsko, H. rijna. Tajemsvf obklopujcf
osud finskeho armadnho d1stonika itaskeho piota e
tcch Savoa dvojposnfku Mlanu do Fnska, kte byli
pohfesovan cd T. za bylo rozuseno kdyz tea
nenych muzG byla naezena zmrzA hory Toed
vysce tem9f 600 stop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
Tezky trest "a prestupek prohibice

s Cedar Rapias Ia. 9. fjna. ZdeM spolkovv soud od-
Ceha Sysa ma rok do feder4n trestnce Lea
venworh, Kan pokue $3.50 pfestupek Volsteadova
prohibcnfho zakona Jest prvn pripad
ze soud dkova TAX tezky tres porusen prohbniho
zakona. Ssss Y "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
NABfZEJl MIR WRANCE-
LOW.
DIE zpravy z Varsavy bolsevi.
ci zah6jili vyjednavsni Sc SWIM
hlavnim odpircem.

/ Londyn, IL. rfjna. Ruska
sovetova vlada poslala delega-
ia mirovymi navrhy do hlav-
nfho stanu gen. Wrangela, ve-
litele protibolSevicke armady
v jiznfm Rusku, die varsavske
zpravy, obdrzene zde v jiskro-
We depesi z Berlina.
Pafiz, IL. rijna. Gen. Buden-
ny, prosluly vddce jizdy, roze-
Sci Sc Sc sovetovou vladou a
rekrutuje protibolsevicke voj-
sko "a dcelem napadnuti Kije-
va die zprav obdrzenych fran
couzskym ministerstvem val
ky.
Nikolajev, hlavnf rusky pff-
stav pro valecne lodi ma Ger
mem mort, byl pry dobyt proti-
bolsevickymi povstalci.
Riga, II. rijna. Rusko-polske
pffmeff a predb9zna mirova
smlouva nebyly podepsany
dnes vecer. Bylo oznameno, ze
odklad az do dterka odpoled-
ne stal Sc nevyhnutelnym to-
no ddvodu, ze nebylo mozno
drive opatriti ukrajinsk5 text.
Vyskytujf Sc mnohe nepo-
tvrzene zpravy O neshod&ch v
delegaefch. Jest znamo. ze Sc
kret&f Lorenz cd bolsevicke
delegace telefonoval Pol&klm
kratce pred devatou hodinou q
omlouval Sc, ze nebylo mu
mozno opatriti . ukrajinsky
text pro podepsani dnes vecer.
Vysvetloval dale, ze bude ho-
tov v utery odpoledne.
Smlouva obsahuje sedmnact
clanka a dive prilohy, 2 nichz
jedna jsou podminky pfimeri,
druha mapa.
| Pfedbezna smlouva must By
ii schvalena behem patnacti
dnd po SVEN podepsani a for
malnf vymena ratifiRacnich IL
stin must Sc stati v Libav6 sest
dnf po schvalenf. Kdyby Sc to
nestalo, znamenalo by to zru-
Semi prfm9fi.
DIE podmfnek pfim9fi obe
armady zdstanou v posicfch,
jake budou zaujimati cas- "a
stavenf valecnych operacf 8
tim dalsfm vyrozumenfm, ze
ukraiinske vojsko nebude blfze
nez-li patnact kilometrG cd
polske pfedni Cary. Pasmo pat
nacti kilometru mezi obema
| frontami bude tvoriti neutral
nj dzemf we vojenskem smyslu,
jez zIstane pod administered
t& strany, jfz pfipadne die pred
b9znFch podminek mlru.
| Varsava, II. ffina. Gen.
| Zellguski, jehoz voisko obsadi-
10 Vilnu. hlavnf m6sto Litev-
ska v sobotu, zffdil tam proza-
t{mnf vladu, die e'zprav z Grod-
ma dnes. Konference polskeho
kabinetu ibyfa svoia11a ia ne
deli "a dcelem uvazovani o o.
kupaci Vilny gen. Zellguskim.
! Vyrozumfva SO, 2e&o zastupci
Svazu Narodf prijedou ze Su-
walki a budou asi pozadani, a.
by zjednali dorozumenf mezi
spornymi stranami.
Londyn, IL. T{jna. Vybor
pro zahranicni v6ci We snemu
varsavskem prijal resoluci, W.
slovuj{c{ Sc pro pripoienf Vii.
nv a okolf k polske republice,
sd9luje dnesnf depese Central
News.
Paf{z. II. fijna. Polska via
da zffka sc okkupace Vilny
gen. Zellguskim a .jeho vol.
skem, die depesf obdrzenych
!. ministerstvem zahranicnfch We.
..cf dnes rAno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-12
REkORDNf LETOSNf
URODA.
Sklizei anerickych farmarn
ma cenu p6ti billionn
dollari.

letos americti farnari vypesto-
vail 0 800 miliortl busln obili
vice nez roku loiskeho, dosta-
nou "a syou letosni sklizen o
81, ,60O.O0O.000 meme nez "a
urodu lofskou. Tyto tislice
jsou obsazeny v 1fednim odha-
du letosnich sklizni vcera uve-
rejnenem byly vypocteny V
porovnanf mezi cenami zazna-
menanymisna zdejsi Obchodni
burse vcera a cenami zazname-
nanymi dne 8. rijna roku Ion
skeho.
Toliko "a jedinou letosni IL
rodu strzi farmari stejnou cenu
iako loni. Je to iecmen. Cena
iednoho buslu jetmena letos
i loni zIstala stejnou, ale bvlo
no vypestovano loni o 25, 5,667,-
900 busl1 vice. Toliko pax "a
iedno obilf dostanou farmari
letos lepsf cenu nez roku lon
skeho. Zito Sc letos prodava G
10c draze ma buslu nez loni,
ale vypestovalo Sc no letos c
10,5O0,OOO busl1 Ease meme
nez loni. Dostanou tudiz far
mari "a celou svou letosni l.
rodu o celFch s7,700,OO0 me
me. -
Vvp9stovanfm obrovske skill
zne kukurice, ieiiz mnozstvf sc
odhaduie ma 3.216,192,000 bu.
slI, prekonali letos americt
farmari vsechnv dosavadnl re.
kordy. Je to skoro o 100000.
900 busln vetsi uroda kukuSi.
ce nez r. 1919 a o. 91,000,00C
buslG vetsf nez doposud ia nei.
v9tsi sklizeh kukurice docilena
pred osmi lety. Ale podle wee.
rejsich cen dostavaii farmaf
"a kukurici o 38 cent? meme
ma buSlu nez loni proto strzi
celku o S856.742.000 meme
nez strzili "a kukurici 1ohskou
Protoze take cena psenice po
klesla letos o 31c ma buslu g
protoze sc letos urodilo pSeni.
ce O i9O,339.OOO buslI meme
nez loni. strzf farmari take Zs
psenici o S679,783,O0O meme.
Velke penize bude stat ma
Sc farmare letos ten Spas, ae
produkovali prilis mnoho ovsa
Letos se vyp6stovalo o 1876,
100000 busl1 ovsa vice nez, r
1919 protoze cena ovsa ma
sledkem toho poklesla ze 70lk
centu ma 55 cent?. dostanor
farmari "a owes letosni SS5,.
659.000 meme nez loni. Ma
vzdor tomu vsemu ale farmaf
dostanou letos o S2,874,O00,
900 vice, nez dostali "a steint
mnozstvi svych plodin V roce
pfedchazejicfm velkou valkr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
ADM. SCALES CONFERS
WITH DEPT. CHIEFS

Rear-Admiral A. III. Scales, Superin-
tendent of the Naval Academy, who
recently returned from leave mad as
sumed his duties at the government
institution, went over to Washington
this morning on business with ths
Bureau of Navigation. Navy Depart
ment. Matters pertaining TO the re-
opening OF the Academy for the next
academic term on October l were con-
sidered 1T is understood.
While Admiral Scales was on his
recent vacation leave the affairs of the
Academy were first under the charge
of Capt. Anon Bronson. who himself
ie now on leave, and lafer Capt.
Ernest j. King. the former serving as
Superintendent during the major. por-
tion of Admiral Scales's absence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
.DERGDOLL, GUILTY;
4 YRS. HARD LABOR

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Edwin r.
Bergdoll, of Philadelphia. has been
found guilty of desortion from the
army by evading the draft and senten-
ced to four years hard labor at Fort
Leavenworth. it was announced today
al Governors Island.
Lieut.-Colonel Cresson. trial Judge
Advocate in the case, said that Berg
doll was also given dishonorable
discharge from the army and forfeited
all pay and allowances.
Bergdoll received his sentence calm
ly, II was stated at the Island. and
made no comment. He Will be taken
to Fort Leavenworth within few days
under a heavy guard. army authorities
said
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
LUCKY WINNER AT
HORN POINT DANCE

Miss Gertrude Thompson was the
lucky winner of the lucky-number
dance" last night at the Horn Point
Beach dance, which drew the prize, a
$3.50 gold piece. Miss Thompson's
partner in the dance was George C.
McKnew.
There was a large crowd in attend
ance, and the dance was most success
full. Two other prizes. one a season
ticket for men and one for women,
were also awarded.
A. NJ. CLANCY, manager of the Horn
Point Beach dances, is making them a
source of pleasure and recreation to
all stay-at-homes. The pavilion there
is the only weather-protected dance
hall in the open air in this vicinity.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
TEACHING FORCE
FOR NEW ELDOV
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Prospective Faculty To Include
A Wellesley College Graduate
Of Whom The Director Of
Marquard School Says Is
Most Capable"
DOM. SCIENCE TEACHER
IS CORNELL GRADUATE

Eldon School for Girls, which is TO
open here. in September at "Eldon, :"
the old home of States Attorney
James NJ Munroe and family. West
street, is securing its faculty. and will
establish itself with an efficient train
ing force from the offstart
w. Fl. Kadesch, head of the new Ell
don School for Girls, has returned
from a trip to Philadelphia and New
York, where he went last week to in
terview prospective teachers. Ont of
the score or more with whom he had
corresponded concerning the school,
and their capabilities. two were
chosen who were thought best quail
fed These have been offered posi-
tions in the school. and both have ac-
cepted. These two will live in the
school. one of them having the duties
of dean and teacher of English, the
other those of dietician and teacher of
Home Economics.
For the first position there were
many applicants. nearly all of whom
are women of the highest character.
sound training, and long and success
fui experience. The one who seemed
to meet the requirements most fully
was Miss Mary r. Hague, of Gorham,
Maine Miss Hague is a graduate of
Wellesley College in the class of 1907.
She entered at once upon her chosen
profession, in which he has now had
thirteen years of experience. Two of
these were in Danielson, Conn, nine
in Long Branch, n. j., where for the
last five years OF her tenure she was
head OF the Department of English,
and two in New Brunswick, ~ j..
Continued on Page ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
GOOD CROWD AT
EASTPORT FETE

Last nights crowd was the largest
vet at the firemen's carnival at East
port. The weather, which has been a
G.lterront every night this week. diG
give the masses an opportunity TO
patronize the firemen and enjoy the
many attractions the fete has to offer
up to ten o'clock. when the storm
broke in all its fury
Dancing is great attraction at the
Eastport fete and the dance floor is in
excellent condition; the music is be-
ing furnished by a portion OF the
Naval Academy orchestra, which
means the best music in town A
small foe of ten cents is being asked
of each dancer, or three tickets for
twenty-five cents
Everything was well patronized
last night; the testing machine being
most popular. There are plenty of
fine cakes at the cake stand, and ice
cream in abundance and soft drinks
aplenty. Indeed, there is everything
at the Eastport carnival 70 satisfy the
inner man.
The dolls and the merry-go-r
are giving the kiddies great pleasure,
and the balloon game is one Of the
most popular or the grounds.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
VICTORY FOR SUFFRAGE
PLEASES CITY ADVOCATES
CONGRATULATES WOMEN
ON FINAL VICTORY IN
FIGHT FOR SUFFRAGE

When Governor Ritchie was APP
prised of the action OF the Tennessee
Legislature. he gave out the follow
ing statement:
II have just heard of the ratifica-
ton by Tennessee of the Nineteenth
Amendment. l congratulate the
women of the country upon final vic
tory in their fight. ! particularly con-
gratulate the fine women of Mary
land, who, by their ceaseless labors,
under energetic and capable leader
ship, really contributed so much to
that victory.
For some time the question, has
simply been whether woman's suf-
frage should be decided as federal
or as a State question. Whatever diff
ferences of opinion may have existed
on that point are no longer material.
The contest is over and the federal
amendment has won. 1t is now the
duty of all men, as | am sure it Will
be their pleasure, heartily TO welcome
the women into the exercise with
them of woman's newtb born rights
and obligations.
Il wish for them all happiness in
this great field of public opportunity
and responsibility. | am confident
they will bring to it those qualities
of clear seeing, of straight and clean
thinking, and of loyalty and right
which have made the American home
second to none on earth. May our
Commonwealth and our public stand
ards be all the better for their ac-
tive participation in suffrage.
Some time ago, foreseeing the pos
sibility of ratification of the amend
ment this summer, and desiring that
the election machinery should be
ready in case that happened, / asked
the Board of Election Supervisors to
procure the additional books, regis
ters and other papers necessary to
register the women voters, and this
has been done. / also requested At
torney General Armstrong for an OPP
ion as to whether in the event OF
ratification, further legislation would
be necessary to enable the women to
register and vote, and he has ruled
that no further legislation is neces-
sary.
Everything, therefore, is now
ready TO enable the women of Mary
land to begin registering upon the
first registration day and thus to par
ticipate in the November elections.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
ANOTHER WEDDING IN
ELL|COTT CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rawlings, Of
Eastport, have announced the marri-
age of their daughter. Miss Margaret
Rawlings, to Mr.. Charles Francis
Angelier, of Baltimore The wedding
took place in Ellicott City on Thurs
day. August 18th, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. w. E. Harrison,
Jr.. pastor of the Ellicott City Method
list Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angolier are at present
on a honeymoon trip, on their return
from which they viii reside in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Angelier has for four years
been the cashier of the Republic
Theatre, where she has made great
number of friends. among the public,
In resigning her position she is sue
ceeded by her sister, Miss Ruby Raw
lings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
EVERYTHING DROPS
BUT RETAIL
PRICES

The general level of whole
sale prices dropped 2R per
cent during the thirty days
ending July Is, the Labor De-
partment has just announced.
Wholesale food prices drop
ped nearly per cent, farm
products % per cent. and
clothing So per cent. Smaller
decreases were shown for lum-
ber and building materials,
chemicals and drugs.
The falling off in July fol-
lowed a decrease of l per cent
in wholesale price reported for
the thirty-day period ending
July 10.
Retail prices must soon drop
if wholesale prices continue to
fall off, Labor Department Of
ficials say
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
FOR MOOSE EXCURSION
TO CHESAPEAKE BEACH

Members of the Annapolis Lodge,
Loyal Order of Moose, have arranged
for their annual excursion party.
Chesapeake B1ach. bay resort about
35 miles below Annapolis, has been
selected as the destination. and Aug
ust "a has been fixed as the date.
The palatial steamer Dreamland. of
Baltimore. has been chartered for the
occasion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
SUFFRAGE is VOTED DOWN
NORTH CAROLINA HOUSE
CBy The Associated Press.1

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 19.-The Fed
eral Suffrage Amendment was defeat
ed by the North Carolina House OF
Representatives today by vote of Il
to Al
The Senate having already voted to
postpone consideration of the amend
ment until the regular session of the
Legislature next January, virtually
ends the ratification fight in this State
until that time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
Credit For Red Cross Course

STERLING ,TEXAS-Students who
enroll in the course Home Hygiene
and Care of the, Sick, offered in the
high school here. will receive one full
credit toward a diploma for such
work. it has been announced. Ameri-
can Red Cross courses have found
surprising favor even among the men
and the unique report comes that they
are clamoring for instruction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19
cox AND HARDING
TO CROSS VERBS
AT OHIO FAIR

Gov. James NJ. Cox and SEN
ator Warren G. Harding will
speak from the same platform
at the Ohio State Fair at Co
lumbus, August 81. il has been
announced.
Invitations were extended TO
both Presidential candidates
some time ago. Gov. Cox ac-
cepted yesterday. Senator
Harding previously had ac-
cepted, according to Charles f.
Morris, private secretary TO
Gov. Cox.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-19

In the olympic games at Antwerp
decided yesterday, the results in the
following events are of particular in
terest locally.
In the Greco-Roman elimination
wrestling matches Nat Pendieton. of
the New York Athletic Club, who was
entered in the light heavyweight class,
was disqualified after % minutes for
using the barred arm hold and Erik
sen. his Danish opponent. was award
ed the match. F. W. Maichle, of the
United States Navy. another light
heavyweight, outpointed Leonardson,
of Sweden
In the heavyweight class of the
Greco-Roman style, A. NJ. Weyand, of
the United States Army, and f. E.
Willkie, of the United States Navy, both
former football stars, were eliminat-
ed. Weyand was pinned to the mat
in seven minutes by Hansen. of Den
mark, while Lindford. OF Finland. won
by a slight advantage over Willkie
after 30 minutes