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TUESDAY, JUNE /. 1920.
THE FARRAGUT MEMORIAL

Unveiling Of window in the
Naval Academy Chapel to the
memory Of Admiral David Glas-
Cow Farragut was the opening
event Of June Week, and an aus
picious one
The first admiral OF the Amer
lean Navy-before his day the
highest rank OF our naval heroes
had been commodore-and chief
officer afoat in the Civil War IS,
next to John Paul Jones, the
paragon OF the Academy.
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able TO reduce expenses as COM
pared with the preceding Repub-
lican administration, while each
Republican administration had
spent more than the preceding
Democratic administration.
Quoting Blaine in his Twenty
Years in Congress" Mr.. Hull
said that Blaine in discuss g
previous Democratic administra-
tons said that during the long
period Of their domination they
guarded the Treasury against
every form OF corruption and
every attempt al extravaganza"
Representative Hull told the
House that no other important
government has so nearly bal
anced current receipts and eX-
penditures at this early stage
after the war as has the United
States. Notwithstanding the fact
that other nations have added
new taxes to their war taxes. y
while Democratic Congress
was responsible for reductions OF
about two billions in America s
taxes. He assaulted the RepubG
can claims OF the present session
of "retrenchment in expendi-
lhIres, saying this was merely a
fraudulent and deceitful device
involving the cutting of depart
mental estimates. No real econ
omy was affected by such meth
DDS, he showed, because the
saved" amounts are Subsequent
~ taken care Of in deficiency APP
preparation bills.
Reverting to the winning Of
the war, Representative Hull
harply said that while the whole
world IS applauding Americas
part in this war, only Republican
critics at home are finding fault.
only a Democratic Congress
can be expected and relied upon
TO bring about speedy. compre
hensive and equitable reforms in
taXation." said Representative
Hull in concluding his indict
ment of the Republican party for
failure to keep its prediction
pledges and after-election caucus
promises regarding taxation re
form and economy in govern
mental expenses.
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Program For The Band

Wednesday, June 20 n. m. Artil-
lery. Third and Fourth Battalions;
4:S0 p. m. conccrt-lower band stand;
5:45 p. m, Dress Parade; $3.50 p. m.
Informal Auditorium; $50 to
II p. m, Garden party-Superintend-
ents quarters.
Thursday. June 3.-Graduating ex-
Dahlgren Hall; $3.50 p. m, to
1890 a. m, Farewell Ball-Dlhlgren
Hall.
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REDUCTION OF WAR TAXATION

Arraigning the Republican
majority OF the House because OF
its failure to keep pledges made
To the country for a revision OF
war taxation laws, Representa-
tive Cordell Hull. Democratic
member of the Ways and Means
committee and tax expert of the
House. charged that the G. O. T.
is preparing to adjourn Congress
without completion of legislative
tasks.
The refusal to take up taxa
ton legislation, which the Presi-
dent and Secretary of the Treas
ury have urged, and which even
the Republican party caucus
promised in May, 1919, Mr.. Hull
said was but one illustration of
a number of other solemn pledges
embraced in this pretended eau
Gus program of legislation which
have SO far been studiously
ignored and deliberately broken"
Representative Hull quoted
from the caucus pledge. setting
out among other legislative
items: Reduction in domestic
taxation. simplihcation OF laws
relating thereto and immediate
repeal OF obnoxious consumption
taxes"
Mr. Hull suggested that per
haps the Republicans were plan
ming to let all the war taxes stay
ON the books until after the No
vember election. hoping that the
country would blame the Demo
cratic party instead of the Re
publican for the continuation of
the war burdens. With the war
long past. Representative Hull
contended. there was no excuse
for the "donot' policy of the q.
O. p. which should have proceed
ed long ago to consider taxation
legislation removing inequalities
III the war laws and revising the
entire scheme of the tax burden.
This was urged a year ago by
the President and Secretary of
the Treasury. Mr.. Hull showed
SO the Republicans could not
plead as an excuse for non-actton
the fear of a Presidential veto OF
their tax bill.
That the Democratic party had
always administered the affairs
of the government more cheapiy
than the Republican was assert
ed by Representative Hull. The
Tennessee member produced fig
ures showing that such Demo-
cratic administration had been
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GOVERNMENT APPEAL IN
SUIT Is DISMISSED
CRr nc AssocIated Press.l

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June l.
The Government appeal in the Fed
eraI antitrust suit against the
Quaker Oats Company was dismissed
today 10y the Supreme Court by mo-
ton of the Government Dissolution
Of the company under the Sherman
Act was asked by the Government but
the company won in the lower court.
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Member of The Associated Press

The Associated Press IL exciu-
aively entitled 10 the use Tor re-
publication 81 all news credited 10
II or not otherwise credited in thia
unter aud also the local news pun
ilsisd herein. All rights OF re-
publication 4 special dispatches
herein are niso reserved.
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The campaign managers for Cen
eral Wood and Senator Johnson act
as if they had never heard Of CASTOR
and Alphonse. Minneapolis Tribune
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The shivering popuiace may con
sole itself win the truth expressed
by the poet: 1T is not always Nag ??
PHILADELPHIA RECORD.
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proeram OF dnne Week

Wednesday. June 10 a. m. Artil-
lery. Third and Fourth Batalions:
5:45 p. m, Dress Parade.-Presenta-
ion Of colors: $50 D. m, Informal
op-Auditorium: $50 to II p. m,
Sraden party for the members of the
graduating class. their families and
Superintendent quarters.
Thursday. June 80 a. m, Grodu-
ating cxercises-Dahlgren Hall; $50
10 1880 q. m, Farewell Ball-Dahl-
gren Hail.
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NOTICE
OFFICE or COLLECTOR & TREASURED
Municipal Building, Gloucester st.

All delinquent taxpayers for the year
1919 are hereby notified to pay their taxes
pn or before June 30 1920 and save the
additional cost of Sf2J. which will be
added to each and every bin after June.
1870, under and by virtue of the authority
= the act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, 1910
GEORGE F. QUAD.
JD Collector and Treasurer.
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held at Haverford College. March e.
1929:
Flying rings. first place. gold medal
Nidshipman r. S Hsles; parallel
bars, first place, gold medal. Mieship-
man J. b. Pearson: side horse, first
place. gold medal, Midshipman NJ c.
Barrett: horizontal bar, second place
silver medal. Midshipman ". B.
Fletcher; side horse, second place
silver medal. Mldshipman c. ]. Strang
tumhlng. third place, bronze medal
Mldshipman {. o. Comp; horizontal
bar. third place. bronze medal. Mid
shipman T A. Cory; flying rings
third place. bronze medal. Midship-
man G T. Mold; parallel bars, :hird
place. bronze medal. Midshipman y
X. Jones.
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CITY TAX SALE
tiiy Property 10 be Sold To satisfy Taxes
Due for the Year 1919
COLLECTOR s. TREAsrRER.s OFFICE
Annapolis. Md.

May .. 1929.
hereby give notice that under and bv
virtue 81 authority vested in me by Sec
'ioa 5S-B. Of she City Charter Of Anna-
1olis. Maryland. title Taxes the under
slEned Collector and Treasurer for said
city for the Levy Of 1915. having levied
upon the same in accordance to tho law
wiii oher 10 public sale AZ the Court UufIye
door in the City OF Annapolis, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1929.
At II O'Clock -. ",
the several lots Of ground ami improve
ments Thereon and personal property or
50 aiu ID IS may be necessary situated h.
saie city. which are hereinafter described
% the highest bidder FOR cash To satisfv
the Eald taxes due with the interest ana
All costs and charges incident TO said sale
tsigned)
EUGENE ". IGLEHART.
Collector and Treasurer
All that lot Of ground situated IA said
city on Duke Of Gloucester street 22vSO
with improvements thereon assessed To
Hannah Gray on the assessments books ~
said city for taxes due for the year 1918
All that Tot Of ground situated In said
etty on Paca street. 34NT5 with ftopYaye-
Inents thereon, assessed To James Offer az,
fhe assessment books Of said city for taxes
due for the year 1918.
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ORDER NISI
In the Matter of the Trust Estate OF
Frcdericka Sunderland.

In the Circpit Court for Anne Arundel
County. No. 1881 Equity.
Ordered. this 18th day of May, 1920, that
the sale of the property mentioned in these
proceedings made and reported by Win
son G.. Colt. trustee he ratified aud con
drmed. unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the
18th DAY OF JUNE. 1870;
Provided. a copy Of this order he inserted
in some newspaper published I'm Anne
Arundel county, once in each of three sue
essive weeks before the 10Th day Of June.
1920.
The report states the amount Of sales TO
be $2.G0000.
VIM. y. WOODWARD, Clerk.
True Copy. Test:
WM. y. WOODWARD. Clerk
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CLAS SIFIED ADS.
LOST AND FOUND. WANTED.
ToK SALE AND FOE RENT
HONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-On mortgage ia sums
10 suit on reasonable terms. Partial
payment allowed. James II Munroe, At
torney. iy1S-tf
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Tennis. Roxing. Traek

Tennis champion, singles, 1890
bronze medal, MidShipman r. S. Ne
liver; doubles, 1920, bronze medal
alidshipman J. ~ Waidlick: doubles
1920. bronze medal. MidsAipman " T.
Eennigar
Boxing ~ Featherweight Champion
1920, bronze medal. Midshipm3n a. N
aranum; banianweieht champion
1920, bronze medal Midshipmen G. v
Waggoner; lightweight champion
1920, bronze medal, Mid shipman c. II
Alvord; welterweight champion, 1920
bronze medal, Midshipman G. C. Mil
Ter; middleweight champion, 1920
bronze medal, Midshipman f. w
achell; light heavyweight champion
1920. bronze medal, Midshipman NJ f.
Selby; heavyweight champion, 1920
bronze medal, MidsIiipman c. A.
Nilsson.
Track-Mile run record 1920, Mid
hipman Z. p. Curtis; half-mile rec
ord. 1920, Midshipman E. b. Curtis;
!iscus throw record, 1926, Mldsnip-
van V. o. Cllpp.
intercollegiate awards
The following medals were won at
he intercollegiate gvmnastic meet
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JUNE WEEK" AT
ACADEMY IS NOW
ON IN FULL BLAST

CONTINUED From Page one)
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LOST

IoST-Saon0: between city Dock and
Frantum's store: Iiberal-reward II re.
turned TO Evening Capital or Edward
Ioyda H. +. H.. 3. Box No. 81 Anna
polls. j.
L0ST-Salitarire diamond ring. Liberal
reward il returned 10 20 Southgdte ave,
nue. or Capital office. y
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offered to commemorate Commodore
Marry. the great geographer James
L. Fly, Jr., of Texas, will be present
ed the watch offered by DIT. Henry
Van Dyke for the best essay on q
naval or patriotic subiect
other awards 10 be made are:
Col. Thompson Awards
Tie gold medal presented by Col
Robert ~ Thompson, IS, for folls
championship, 1920. vas Won by Mid
shipman } c Van cieve
The silver medal presented By Col
Robert n Thompson. GS. Tor sccoad
place in the f0ils champ onship, 1920.
ives won by Midshipman A. l.. Becker
The bronze medal presented by Col
Robert NJ Thompson, 'G8. for thiru
place in the foils championship, 1920,
was won by Midshipman z. G Fullin
wider
The silver medal presented By Col
Robert NJ. Thompson. '6S. for canes
championship, 1929, was won by Mid
shipman C. J. Walker.
Navy Athletic AssO. Medals
The following are medals presented
BIZ the Navy Athletic Association:
Track personal excellence. 1920,
GOLD medal. Midshipman V. c. Clapp.
Gymnasium championship, 1920,
gold medal, Midshipman r. 5. Hales.
Swimming champion. 1920, gold
medal, Midshipman C.. d. Emory.
Duelling Swords champion, 1920,
silver medal. Midshipman c. c.
Shears.
Swimming championship, 1920, see
ond place, silver medal. Midshipman
G. Winkjer
Wrestling Dantlmwofght cham
pion, 1920. bronze medal. Midshipman
). Hough; special weight champion,
1920. bronze medal Midshipman u. V.
Gallery. Jr; lightweight champion,
1920, bronze medal Miashipman ,. =.
Adell; welterweight champion. 1920,
hronze medal. Midshipman v p Con-
roy; middleweight champion, 1920,
bronze medal. MidshiDman II. r Nor
gan; light heavyweight. 1920, bronze
medal, Midshipman p. Wiedorn;
hcavyweight champion, 1920 bronze
medal. Midshipm3n T. t. Willkie
ITandball champion, 1920, singles,
bronze medal, Midshipman A, S. Ark
ash: doubles, 1920, bronze medal, Mid
shipman A. S ArlGsh; doubles, 1920,
bronze medal. Midshipman d. Curry
Highest batting average, 1920,
bronze medal, Midshipman Il Clark.
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EOE SALE-An almost new double white
iron bed. Apply Martin street. il
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FOR SALE-19l9 Indian Twin, 500; side
car, so. Alvin Jess, Cedar Park. il
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housework Apply i10 Green street.
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Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-31
PRIzESAWARDED
SCHOOL ARTISTS
Year Of Good Progress
In Art Under Miss
Wheatley

One Of the features of Fridays
program ct the public school was an
exhibition of poster work done by
sCudents of the 7th grade under the
direction of Miss Martha Wheatley.
The Chamber of Commerce offered
a prize of s. for the best poster ad-
vertising a local business firm, and
the ideas, all original, were so clever
ly carried out it was most difficult for
the judges to decide. The prize was
finally given to the advertising of
Hightower's Toy Shop, made by
Orale Williams, as this one combined
good ideas and excellent workman
ship. A close second was that of
Margery Cargill, advertising Rain
bow Syrup, this one also a splendid
conception and we'll executed. Next
was that of Charlotte Turner, an invi-
tation to the little school play.
Florence Stevens presented most
creditable poster advertising Cars
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Abbott Wooten Visits
Old Home in AmeriCus

Abbott Wootten, son of Rev. W.
L. Wcotten, former pastor of First
Methodist church, who served this
pastorate when the present church
was beng erected, was in Americus
last week on a visit 20 his old friends.
Mr.. Wooten has developed voice of
rare beauty, and Is at present study
ing n New York for d career. For
several years MIR. Wootten has been
singing in one Of the largest choirs
in Atlanta, and has been heard be
fore large and critical audiences in
private entertainments. During his
visit in Americas the Music Study
Club had made arrangements to have
Mr.. Wootteen appear before that club
membership, but owing to illness
among the members, this pleasure had
to be foregone. His friends are max
ling arrangements to have him appear
| in Americus upon his return from
New York City in the late fall.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-31
Baby's S Growth

As baby's growth, development and
health all depend upon the feeding
the best of care should be used in
applying the proper food and see
.ng that both milk and bottles are
properly sterilized.
Even with the best of care baby is
ometimes going to be upset and will
require a little "physic." But re-
member, baby's little stomach is ten
der and delicate and should not be
given strong and irritating drugs that
cause bowel inflammation and chronic
constipation.
In England. senna is the favorite
laxative for children and, realizing
that SIENNA is the safest and most eff
cient catharthic, an American baby
specialist has compounded this in
gTcdien. with carminatives and pro
auced au deal oaby laxative that is
easy-acting, non-irritating, does not
produce ovey-action nor leave the
baby ronstipated This preparation
is known as "Baby Ease" and is rec
commended for all bowel complaints
Of babies and children, constipation
dialrnGea. sour stomach, gas and dur
Ing the taething period. Ask YOU
druggist about Baby Ease" it is ;
aafe, harmless and efficient laxativ
and corrective. If baby does not i'm
prove after . few doses, take him t.
a physician. ad
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-31

wells Drug store. This poster elicit
ed much praise for It's srlginal idea
and excellent execution. Vanity
Parlors, advertised by Elizabeth Lit
tie, was splendid, as was the one by
George Oliver who interpreted the
Overall Club in an original manner.
Roy Colston' 5 Boy Scouts poster was
greatly admired and praised.
The school building Friday was
beautifully decorated with the work
of the pupils, and the sand tables
worked out by Miss Sarah Cobb,
Miss Clebe Kemph, Miss Genevieve
Morgan, and Miss Mclaughlin were
charming in every detail and wonder
fully instructive.
The work accomplished this year
in the department of art has shown
the most remarkable progress. Miss
Wheatley feels impressed with the
strides made by the pupils in her de-
partment, and mentions the fact that
students do not regard their endeav-
ors in this course merely as study
but all feel that beauty is one of the
vitally essential things of life. Miss
Wheatley has drilled her students in
taste especially, and has found, at
the conclusion Of the years work, a
rich harvest.
Each day her pupils have received
further training in the beautifying
of their every day lives. She teach
ing them not only to do things well,
but to insert something of beauty into
the work undertaken. The pupils
have responded with a surprising de-