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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
CARNEGIE BURGLAR CAUGHT
Lame Boy Falls From Window %
Fifth Avenue Mansion.

New York, July ARMED with a
tin imitation automatic pistol, cheap
fiashlight and homemade mask,
Raymond Weir, of Paterson, n. j., ar
rested by the police, is alleged to have
attempted to rob the Andrew Carne-
gle mansion in Fifth avenue.
Weir, who has been lame since a
child, the police say, climbed high
spiked fence and had crawled to the
ledge on the second floor of the house,
when his grip relaxed and he fell. He
was picked up in a stunned condition
by detectives.
Mrs. Carnegie. was asleep and did
not hear of the incident until after
Weir had been placed in jail.
Weir was held in $1,000 bail whel.
he pleaded guilty to charge of I'M
lawful entry. He said he was seven
teen years old and typist.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
M'ADOO CONGRATULATES cox
Much Relieved Because Nomination
Did Not Fall to Him.

New York, July William Gibbs
McAdoo, defeated for the Democratic
presidential nomination, sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Governor Cox, of
Ohio, named to head the party's tick
ct:
Hearty congratulations and assur-
ances of cordial support"
Mr.. McAdoo's first comment when
told of Cox's nomination was:
81 am relieved and delighted the
call did not come to me-"
Mrs McAdoo, who was by her hus-
bands side, said, That's great y
Before leaving for his office in his
automobile, Mr.. McAdoo called the
newspaper men and asked:
evil you say this for me, I'm eter-
nally grateful to my friends for their
support"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
NINE CAVE GRIPS A WOMAN
Earth and Rock Hold Her Prisoner
in Yard For Four Hours.

Scranton, Pa, July 7.-Going to the
rear yard to feed her chickens, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dingman, aged fifty-five, of
52S Hampton street, was suddenly en-
quilted in mine cave which occurred
over workings of the Lackawanna
Coal company.
The woman dropped fifteen feet and
it was four hours later before she was
rescued by neighbors and the police.
The cave was only three feet in
diameter on the surface, but at the
bottom was fifteel feet wide, most of
the top section having been held up
by rock. Mrs Dingman is none the
worse for her trying experience.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
Girl Wins New Trial.

Rochester, n. Y, July THE con-
viction of Mary Murphy at Auburn,
on March "a, 1918, of murder in the
second degree, for the alleged killing
of her brother-in-law, Michael Muir
ply, at Niles, N. Y, on May q, 1918,
was reversed by the appellate division
of the supreme court, fourth depart
qIent. here, and a new trial ordered.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
BASE BALL SCUReo
Following is Result of Games Played
Yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II: Ath-
ietics, 0. QSt game.) BATTERIES
Jones, Walters: Moore, Perkins.
Athletics, 3: Boston, l. ca game.)
Batteries-NayIor Perkins; Harper,
Walters.
At WashingtOn-New York. II:
Washington, 0. Batteries - Mays,
Ruel Erickson. Charity.
At Chicago Chicago, >; Cleveland,
f. III innings) Batteries-Faber,
Schalk; Baghy, O'NeilI.
I hnfS.- |
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
Dies Soon After Bee stinns Him.

Selingsgrove, Pa, July 7.-Stung on
the forehead by bee, William Knapp,
aged tifty-five, of Penns Greek, a for
mer treasurer of Snyder county and
active in Republican politics, died
within an hour. Doctors have been
unable to determine whether the poi
son of the sting killed him or he died
If haart diSaaSa
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
IVUT'5 II II VII, ITVoI JVIUV.
STANDING of the Clubs
NATIONAL 1EAGtJE

At Observation-Disclosures. :: Pitts
burgh, =. Batteries-Ring. Wingo :
MeadOr, Schmidt.
At Boston-Brooklyn, 4 /; Boston, >.
Batteries.Mitchell, Kruger; Film
GIN, GOWdy.
At St Louis Chicago, II; st. Louis,
s. Batteries-Carter, O'FarreIl: Doak'
DilhOfer.
PhiladeIphia-New York, not sched-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
6 Dead. % Hurt in CHICAGO.

Chicago. July six dead and
twenty-four injured is the toll In this
city from accidents which occurred
indirectly from Fourth of July cele-
hrations. The accidents varied from
automobile collisions to airplane mis-
haps. Ma fatalities are attributed by
l!!e police to fireworks.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
Bad Start For Junket.

San Francisco, July THE army
transport Great Northern, carrying
three United States senator's and
thirty-one congress men and their fam
lies to Far Eastern points, cleared
~ The transport docks here, but
i mud bank near the Golden
Gate.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
what is Spring Fever?

1t is simply low Vitality, a lack of
Energy caused by impure blood. GRO
YES TASTELESS chill TONIC restores
Vitality and Energy by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. You can soon
feel its strengthening, Invigorating Eff
feet Goo.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
% Horses Burn to Death.

Philadelphia, July 7.-Twenty-eight
horses were burned to death in a fire
which destroyed the stable of Paul
Halpern, 1920 North Fourth street.
For time the fire threatened houses
nearby. Residents, aroused from sleep,
hurried out of their homes. The build
ing, a two-tory brick structure, was
destroyed. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
Swamp Lands.

The swamp and wet lands OF the
United States are equivalent to three
fOurths of the area of France. Much
of the swamp land, however, is wet
only after heavy rains and usually
bears heavy vegetation. 1t is believed
that large areas, if properly drained
and cleared by public or private cor
pOrations, could be transformed into
productive farms.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07
i7n is Shot by Girl TARGET Shooter

'f7n is Shot by Girl Target Shooter.
Lebanon. Pa, July 6.-Eari Arnold,
.hirt~ Years old, of this city. was
probably fatally wounded here by
'If~s Mary BiIIman while she was en-
-a.-eh at target shooting. The bullet
.,'erced Arnold's left lung and small
....,cs bold ont for his racnuarv
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07

Senator LafoIIette Leave Hospital.
Rochester, Mimi, July 7.-Senatof
Robert n. Lafollette, of Wisconsin,
who was operated on here recently,
mas gone to Madison, Wis, having re-
covered sufficiently to travel.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-07

. Ice Cream Freezers-Ice Shavers,
Ice Picks, Oil Cook Stoves. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Specfal-Un tires this weeK-get
ready for the 4th. Phillips Hdw. Co.
How is this? 3Ox3 p Non-skid-
5000 miles. castings $15.25. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
Middle "BILGERS" ARE
LEAVING TOWN TODAY

Their resigna.ions rendered several
d 2ys ago having been finally accepted
by the Navy Department. the midshiD-
men who were found deficient in the
sami-annual examinations az the
Naval Academy recently completed.
are leaving Annapolis today for their
respective homes in various sections
Of the country.
As previously told in the Capital.
the Academic Board of the Academy.
stlcr passing upon the papers, found
thar a total OF S8 students were so far
behind in their scholastic work as tc
make their designations mandatory.
Most of the delinquen; ones were as
usual. members OF the third and
fourth classes These are the two
lowest classes at the institution Two
members of the second class were
compelled to take the same route. but
none of the first class was forced to
resign.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
GETTING SIGNATURES TO
WOMAN'S DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE

TO the "Woman's Declaration OF In
dependence written and composed by
Elizabeth Cady Stanton many years
ago. and Illuminated In attractive let
tering on cardboard. signatures are
being obtained at the State House o.
the members Of the General Assem- bly,.
Senate and House, who voted for the
ratification OF the Susan B. Anthony
Amendment to the Constitution, grant
ing woman's suffrage.
Two ladies. members OF the Wo-
mans Suffrage League OF Maryland
Mrs. Ogle and Mrs. A. G. Hill. are
circulating this Declaration" among
the General Assemblymen for sigma
lures. and yesterday obtained a few
and today expect TO obtain the re-
mainder
When this is accomplished the card
viii be framed and hung in some CON
spicious place. 10 be decided upon
later, TO preserve to posterity the
names of those members OF the Legis-
lature of 1920, who voted to grant wo-
men of Maryland franchise.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
DISMISS PETITION IN
DUVALL DIVORCE CASE

Judge William II. Forsythe, Associ-
ate Judge of the local Judicial Cir
cult, has handed down a decree dis
missing the petition for divorce -
mensa" Instituted by Mrs Emma B
Seebohm from her husband. Joseph
w Duyall, of Annapolis. Testimony
was taken in the local Court few
weeks ago, the examination of Wit
nesses covering period OF nearly
three days and the record in the case
was a voluminous one.
The Court held, among other things,
that no corroborative evidence was
adduced to support the charges and
counter charges in the suit, and under
the circumstances, there was no
course left open to the Court but to
dismiss III proceedings.
Though alimory was not sought III
the bill Judge Forsythe. in his opin-
ion, comments upon the point that
even though such claim has been
made. 1t could not stand.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
FIRST ROLLER SKATING
FOR THE NAVY RELIEF
Many New Features To Be IN
troduced This Year At Ma
val Academy Armory
FOUR SKATING EVEN rs

Four events IN roller skating a.l
scheduled lhis season d4ri1g Len. or
four successive SATURDAYS. beginning
3morrow evening. O.her da.es aie
February 2S. March and IL The al
mission each ;iae is priced a, forty
cents. or $50 for season ticket, in
Guiding the four skating events.
As last year. Mrs Anon Bronson
wife OF CAPT Bron on, L. S. \. is
Cha rnan og all committees on roller
skating. vhicn IS sivea for ;ne bene-
=; g lhe Navy Rel.a:. III which beEea,
annapolis has urge share
The committee for tomorrow nleht'.
vent. besides the chairman. Mes
Bronson, = Composed OF Mrs T. J
oAnsan, Mrs Richard Waiuwrgnt
ao Ai.l preside over the cake ana tea
.4nle; Mrs. Guy = Baker over the
der. Mrs Richards. ice cream.
There Viii also te sold clu5 saGd-
niches, besides ice cream ara cake
TIE milshipm2n of the regiment have
hoar.ly concurred in the movemen,
Iions ,,Il csob t,1.o o,o ~. =,
.:s4;re tbo Ialias ,.ho ,,.iu oro.id.
wen fna lono tasIe. fr,,, y.bi.a H.
nidshipmen viii purch supplies
f.r ,bair s,oali i ,lc. All so,y, ',oi,
.olIo,,
IA. aits,a A.. ~ :,a.r,.,.,
.--,o..-o.,. -, - ~. g. IL.
.,.ati,,a o.oat IN ~. na+.,,
~. I3a,..... A.. pan,.am NJ. me-
-nao. NJ. I'll, No r..1, Nv,
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
Continued On Page Three
AWARD Of HONOR
To COUNTY HEROES
SUNDAY TERN0OII

Capt. Daniel j Murphy, who served
with the Maryland soldiery oTerseas,
ana who is Post Commander Of the
Guy Carleton Parlett Post. of the
American Legion" has received from
the State Department at Washington.
The certificates awarded by the Re
public of France as an honor TO those
Anne Arundel county soldiers who
were killed in battle, or died of other
causes during the World War.
The certificates are to he presented
to the nearest of kin of the decea sed
soldiers, and arrangements have been
made 10 have the presentation take
place in the old Senate Chamber at
the State House at 5 o'clock Sunday
afternoon The presentation VIII he
made ny Judge Robert Moss of the
Anne Arundel Circuit Court who was
chairman of the District Board for
the Western Shore.
The mortality lis; for Anne Arun-
del in the world war. shows total
OF 81 names Captaia Murphy today
addressed the following letter TO the
nearest Of kin in each instance:
Dear Sir or Madam:
The certificates given by the Re
public of France to the nearest Of
kin OF those who gave their lives in
the late war. have been received from
the State Department, requesting the
American Legion 70 see they ere plac-
ed N the hands OF the proper per-
sons: also requesting that i he done
on Washingtons Birthday.
This presentation Will he made in
Annapolis at p M, Sunday in the
Old Senate Chamber.
As you are named a. next Of kin il
is requested that YOU be present to
receive this certificate or send a rep
/ resentative-
7 Sincerely yours,
DANIEL J. MURPHY.
Post Commander
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
CEREMONY PERFORMED
BY REV. ]. S. Sewers

\ very unusual and interesuns
scene trlnspirel today between Twelve
and one o'clock At the office Of states
Attorney Munroe. in he Saving Bank
Building
1t seems that white girl by Die
name of Agnes Hill. who Aad 10 pes
manent home and no parents. driith
down to Annapolis and ook q posa on
with Mrs LaNunt on Maryland ave
nue. whore she lived with her Is nur,e
for two weeks and appeared 10 be
very nice girl Shc disappeared. how
ever. and with her disappear q several
articles of clo;hine OF Mrs l.aNJu
which we're recovered in the posses
sion >of The girl az SparroWs Point,
where she had secured pHo-hce po.
ti0n. and where was also employed her
friend and lover. Grant u. F'luke1 AZ
first it was supposed thar there WAS
some question involving violation Of
he White Salve Act. which upoa In
yestigation. proved to be untrue and
at the hearing OF The case OF the State
against Agnes Hnl, charged with lar
ceny, before Justice Sullivan yester-
day. The young man was present, as
also was an agent from The Depart
meut OF Justice. from Baltimore.
Mrs LMont then expressed a de-
sire that The elrl should not be prose
cuted. but that she should be paroled,
and the young man expressed a desire
to marry his unfortunate sweetheart
The States Attorney took tho ma,
ter up with the Court, Judge Moss.
and upon the written request of Mrs.
LaMontt It was agreed that the young
man should marry Miss Hiil; that
they should enter cogniZance TO APP
pear before the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel county on the third Monday
in April. if wanted. and that in the
meantime the girl would be released.
Accordingly. Mrs. LaMont's prop
erty was returned to her, and the mar
riage license procured Rev John s.
Sewers kindly answered the call for 4
minister. and the marriage took place
in he State's Attorneys Office
The marriage ceremony was most
impressively performed and all pres
ent were visibly affected by The scene.
There was nobody whose eyes were
dry among the witnesses and some
even Withdrew from the room that
their feelings might not be visible
The young couple entered into re-
cognizance. as required, and the pro-
secution OF the case will be stayed
1t appears TO be the policy Of The
States Attorneys office 70 administer
justice with a considerable admixlare
of mercy, and the States Attorney hTs
announced that he viii endeavOr 10
show no mercy to hardened criminals.
but 10 deal gently with the young. es-
pecially with first offenders; believing
that the purpose OF the CRIMINAL la%
is not primarily vengeance, but safety
of the public and the reformation. Il
possible OF the erring
Mrs. LaMont has taken Agnes back
to her home for a few days, pending
the young wife's arrangements to 20
20 her new home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
RECEPTION BANQUET
HONORS 60 MEMBERS
ND. AVE. NJ. {. CHURCH

Probably the creates; thing that
ever happened in The history Of Mary
land Avenae Methodist Episcopal
Church was the bauquc, reception
given last nigh, IN the lecture room
OF he church. in honor OF sixtv-eieht
new members received in,o ihe
church since the mrs; Of The fiscal
year
The banquet was given by the ED
worth League of the church and was
made possible through the muaiG-
cence Of one of the members. Walter
Clark. whose generosity is proven
bial There were several tables, at
one OF which were seated The 6S non
or guests. and at another the church
hoard and a another the presiding of
dcers Of all the churoh's orgauiza-
tons.
The speaker Of the evening was the
Rev. W r Morgan d ID. pastor of
h First Church, Baltimore other
speakers and special guests were Rev
j. Fred Heisc, u. D. Of Madison
square Methodist Episcopal Church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
ADMIRAL PEARY.
ARCTIC EXPLORER.
EXPIRED TODAY


Washington. ID. e.. Feb. 20. - Ad-
niral Robert Edwin Paary, arctic ex-
loycr and d;sco~erer Of The North
'ole, diei az his home here today
rom. pernicious anemia. from which
le had suffered for several years Ar
angements for the funeral have not
cen completed. but Admiral Peary
viii lie buried with full Naval honors
Admiral Peary submitted 20 blood
ransfusion at hospital here ten
lays ago. Later he was removed TO
ais home ard his condition then was
reported as somewhat improved. He
,radually grew weaker however, and
passed away sometime in the early
acars OF The morning.
The Ad;nirals phys clan disclosed
hat the TRANSMISSION this month was
he thrlv-ffth TO which Admiral
Peary had submitted within two
years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
'RELATNITY' WAS.
SUBJECT DISCUSSED
BY UNIVERSITY CLUB

The University Club. at a weil-at-
tended session held at Mcdowell Hall
st. johns College, last night, discuss
cd he subject Of "RelatWity." 2 diff
cult theory OF mathematics and phy-
si1s. which has Interested the learned
in those subjects recently. Different
phases OF the subject were taken up
by four speakers, and general dis
cussion followed.
The theory Of "RelaGvity' was first
enunciated By Einstein, Swiss
physicist. and It is comforting to tho
average reader, VINO may be expected
10 have no more than hazy ide-s as t
The subject. that it's propounder saif
hat there were only twelve persons
alive who were capable OF understand
ing the mathe4naIc principles in
vclved
Al the meeting last evening. the dis
cussion was begun bv Earl " Thorn
son. who presented an outline of tbs
subject. james A. Builard spoke OF
the history of The subject, and Charles
X. Payne spoke of the practical apph
cation OF the theory. demonstrating Z
number CT its formuiae The forma
discussion was closed by William A
Conrad. who explained the connection
Of the theory with certain phenoYien
Of the solar eclipse.
The discussion brought out tht
theory CT relauvity afiir.ns that man!
Of the accepted dicta Of physics anC
ma thematics are oaly relatively true
that is, tru/ TO the extent OF IL,
knowledge which We have, bur tha'
they are not true or may not be true
in the absolute For instance 1T !:
impossible TO detect uniform motion
OF the body through space by means
Of experiments upon that body alone.
the motion We detect being only th'
motion in relation 10 some other body
Relatively opens up wide field o
investigation along some lines, and il
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
CONTINUED On Page Twol
SCOTT |. EIEFFENGER
DIES FROM PNEUMONIA

Scott Lane IIeffenger, G5 years old,
vel known as writer and former
Journalist in The Sta;c. died yester-
DAY aftcrnoor al O'Clock at his
home al Murray Hi. this city. fol-
lowing a tr.ef illness from pneu-
monia Nr Hedenger was unmar-
ricd Surviving him are two sistera.
Misses Cora and Lillian Hefenger
with whoM he lived. and a brother
residing in Sykeaville, Md. Miss
Cora Hedcngcr also is seriously III
at ,he residence from pneumonia
Mr. Hemenger was taken III about
a week ago, ana his condition was
regarded IS grave from the outset
Mr. Henenger was native OF Wash
ington county, and was a close friend
Of Buchanan Schley. former State
Tax Commissioner, of Maryland, and
we a clerk in Mr. Schley's Office for
a number OF years. until the Office
was abolished. after the Legislature
pIoyiael for the appointment Of a
State Tax Comm ission For the last
year or TWO and UP 10 the time of his
late illness. he was employed by the
Lord Baltimore Press, a printing con
Germ OF Baltimore
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
REAL ESTATE SALES
OF RECENT DATE

During the past few days the fol-
lowing transactions in real estate
have been made through the real cs-
ate roker. Julian Brewer & Son, on
School street:
r. NJ Leitch purchased from the
Workingmen's Building and Loan AS
sociation two dwellings on Carroil 3
Alley.
Harriet Sellman purchased from the
Workingmen' Building and Loan AS
sociation a frame dwelling on Cath
raj street.
Miss Margaret Martin purchased a
double dwelling on Prince George
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
FLOYD OLIVER VICTIM
OF PNEUMONIA TODAY

Floyd E Oliver. 81 years old. a
plumber. formerly an enlisted man Of
The Navy. and later a member OF
Company NJ of the Maryland State
Guard. OF this city. died at his resi-
dence. 1S1 King George street. short
~ after o'clock this afternoon fol-
lowing a brief illness of pneumonia
that developed from FLU Mr.. Oliver
leaves a widow. who before mar
riage was Miss Stewart. daughter OF
n. 0. Stewart. linotype operator in
the Weekly Advertiser Office. and
three small children.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
VISITING PREACHER
AT MD. AVE. CHURCH

On Sunday morning the preacher at
Maryland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church VIII be the Rev William W.
Davis. D. d. pres ident of the Lord s
Day Alliance.
Or. Davis is an alumnus of St.
Johns College. having graduated in
he class OF 81 He is well-known in
Annapolis. and probably no man is
more familiar with the Legislature
ard its representatives
In the evening at this church. the
pastor. Rev. Emmett II. Spencer, will
preach the third OF his series OF ser
mons on the Lords Prayer the topic
being "Hallowed Be Thy Name"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20

The above is the program for The
swajvai ot athletic events scheduled
o take place at the Naval Academy
1morrow afternoon, a program that
by far the most pre.enuous for a
single day in which The middies have
ayer Staged, and perhaps eqUaled by
20 other institution in the country.
The gymnasium ~ Luce Hall w.l be
Lc scene OF all OF the competitions.
which VIII ge, unior way at the time
speciGed
Not Only does the card call for six
lual engagements. two greater than
las ever before made up a days pro
,Tam for The sailor lads. hut they viii
4e in as many different branches OF
port. ard the representatives Of five
lterent institutions VIII be the COM
}etit0rs Of Uncle Sans wards
Greater interest viii perhaps center
the boxing bouts with the Unlyer-
,.ty OF Pennsylvania. not alone be-
duse OF the attraction that this sport
}lways furnishes, but the contest viii
lark The inii3l one in which the
ailor lads have ever engaged with
Continued on Page FOur1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
IOHN FRANK ELECTED
A. v. P. OF CATHOLIC B. L

As delegates representing ST.
Mary's Bay Council OF the Catholic
Benevolent Legion. Anthony c. Davis.
and John Frank, OF Annapolis, last
night attended the annual meeting OF
the State representatives of the order,
held in baltimore. Besides large
amount of routine business transact
ed. the election of officers took place.
MIR. Frank was elected one of four
vice-presidents of the State body.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-20
MISSION AT ST. MARY'S
BEGINS NEXT SUNDAY

There viii he a TWO weeks Mission
at ST. Mary's Church to begin on next
Sunday after the last Mass at 1890.
The Mission will extend over two
weeks and will be for women the
hrst week and the last week for men.
The Rev Father Stern and the Rev.
Father OLeary will conduct the Mis-
siCn~