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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS

4 young man frOu ore ~ %" .lEi
vines came uut % the studio ru tHht 9.
interyioU Douglas Ml,Lcan and Doris
MAY. Tn. two were bound fot "lnca'
fSon" end invited the Interviewer 90
iunp into Dou-s brand new roadster
and come alone. a. did 80 was quite
snrl''-n with the spplcb'oom charm &c
southful Doris.
Speed IL the middl, name NJ he
Naci ean.NilN starring team as ihcN
demonstrate va 'hcir latest screen com
edy, Lets pe Fashion,hle The Mis'
sion theatre win show this picture To.
dsy and Sliurdlv
Tho story q the remarkable rae,
between husband and VIE from o
small town a. wiu fame IN New Nurk &
great thrcnirical world b. todd IN The
Luck q Geraldine Laird the Rob.
,rtson.Coie Superior picture in which
Bessie Rarriscale VIII BE- seen at th'
frandf theatre IN un~ day. starting
tomorrow.
The pic'rr. va. pruduDs-l hy " Y
STATURE Miss BuisCair's own com.
lany.
''The Luck % Gyuldur Laird j.
rounded on q story ~ Kathleen NJ.
ris which appeared - "a Sral under
The same name " IL thr third hath.
zen Norris s'Dri whi,h Miss Bar.
y1fcaie has put "a the screen In re-
rrnt month th. trD previous having
been The Heart ~ Rachel and
Joselyns Wife both 70 which rlur-
"a great sgccsSses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-29

vuM. WIIGtI. ii Seattle. Who
w says he had no idea anything
on earth could do im him What
ranlae has done. DECLARES he has
gained 10 pounds and that his
health has been completely restored.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
WELL. Old
MAN. HOW
ARE YDU?'
# Your Blood Is Rich and Red
You Say, Fine
ENTHu sI,SN Is RED. FLOODED
Try pepto- Mangan if You Feel
Weak and Look Pale
ENTHuSliSN Is RED FLOODED

Sometimes you are almost down and
ont You know you are not really
sicls, but yon have a petered-out feel
ing You eat little. You drag along.
In the morning you look al your face
in the mirror. You feel years older
when you see how pale and haggard
you are,
1t is your HOOD Il needs red cor
muscles. Instead Of posing along halt
sick. WHY don't you try taking Pepto-
Mangan. the blood tonic Il has just
The ingredients weak blood needs.
With red blood your energy and en-
thusiasm return You vat better. You
tackle work and achieve.
Pepto- afangan is widely and heart
lily endorsed by physicians. It is ef-
factive and easy to take. It IS sold
IN both liquid and tablet form. The
medicinal properties are Identical.
Sold at any drug store But be sure
TO get the genuine Pepto Mangan
GUIDE Ask for it by the name and
be sure the full name, Guides Pepto-
Mangan, is on the package
Advertiser ont
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
MAY PROVE FATAL
NheR Will Annapolis peeRae Learn
che Importance OF Itg

Backache il only i simple thing #
arss:
But il 800 md lis from the KID
-neys:
That serious kidney troubles may
follow;
That slror~y Or Bright's disease
may ne the fatal end.
You Will be glad To know the T0l.
loving experience of an Annapolis
citizen.
Mra. Hehry Campbell. 20 Holland
street. sags Il had terrible
attacks OF pain in the small 81
mo back and one spell was 80 bad 7
was unable 10 walk. ] felt ms II a
knife were piercing ms Ny feet and
hands swelled to almost twice their
normal size and was annoyed by my
kidneys acting irregularly ] felt 60
tired mornings could hardly do my
homework When d friend told me
about Doan'a kidney pills used them
and the flrst box brought great relief.
/ still take Doan's when | need kid
ney medicine and ! always find them
good"
sue. at al dealers Foster Mil9urn
gO Mfrs buffalo. " II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
RED CROSS SUNDAY
AT THE CHURCHES

Sunday will be Red Cross SUNDAY
II tho churches, and the several pas
ors have been asked 70 refer to til,
ecasion during some part 81 the scrv
ee Among tho many endorsement
the Red Cross from people in pas
life, Who are urging generous III
onse to the Fourth Roll Call, whiei
yen yesterday, Is the folk wing lrl,i
ecretary Of the Navy Daniels
3 81 need not tell you os my deep in
rest in the American Red Cross, an,
appreciation, both as secretary Q
q Navy and as a CITIZEN, Of AZ
onumental work It did during ii
ar and hene.ieent work III times !
aace feel that every patriot
american will be serving his countr
I his name is on the Roll Call Of til
ted Cross. {
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
HARDING ISSUES APPEAL
FOR RED CROSS CAMPAIGN


On The eve Of. the opening of the
fourth annual roll call Of tho Amer
lean Red cress. an appel from Presi-
dent-eleet Harding was issued yester.
day from the national headquarters
in Washington Il read.
Noting. hat your membership roll
ean far this season is impending !
have wanted to express my very ear
nest sympathy for your cause and my
hopes that II may lie forwarded by
the coming campaign
IF in Ill the world there is an or
Eanizafion more entitled 70 be regarsls
cd az doing good universally and do-
ing nothing else at any time or any
place. i do not know what il may be.
II would be peculiarly a misfor-
tune. II the Red Cross. with its mag
nfieent organization and splendid
purpose of useful achievement should
lose any measure OF rs efficiency be-
cause the special interest and entl,n-
aiasnl of wartime has ceased. Your
organization has been built 70 serve
humanity, aud humanity needs its
service in peace, just as II did IN war
My wishes for all success go out 10
you
IN appeal from Vice President elect
Calvin Coolidge was also made public
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
ONE cosTI rEs
ND PRETTY SCENERY

~Heigh-Ho," which opens ii the
Circle Playhouse today AMI tomorrow
ls one Of the most original and most
amusing of musical pieces. according
10 those who are familiar With ii. il
II announced a. fantasy. and ii COM
lines with q charming thread Of pios
many ceieyed comedy featurrs. thus
y Is in a way q brilliant revue. Cos
tunes and scenery that are novel
original and gorgeous are promised.
The cast contains many pretty girls
whose singing and dancing are quite
out 81 the ordinary The Dance oil tho
Amazons il 4 dramatic number that
Introduces a remarkable group it yery
young girls who interpret i thrilling
story Dash and briilIancy. power
nd tragedy. mark this dance. II
strong contrast to this Is the Mystery
Dance. which Is an absurd. conreit
puzgling and laugh provoking. Oh
course, there II The usual conventional
ianeiilg. without which no musical
show ii complete. and q ballet Ii In.
reduced 4 ballet quite unlike ans
hat has besn seen on lh6 modern
stage
'iieish-fIo can hoast ii music III /
high order. meloaious and lnen.ary.
haunting. .iIigers Of unusual arts.
Try haze been chosen. and seriou.
music lovers are likely % find ENJOY
fnent III The score. Eugf ne Lockhart
author of book. lyrics and most Of thu
music has been hailed as composei
who will win fame instantly in ths
songs he ms written for 'fdeigh- Ifo
10 Deems TAYLOR belongs the credit d
/, he splendid orchestrati0ns and hi
las contributed the dance music
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
ne...h.r j rns A..eelAasa rrsss
TIKI ST. JOHNS AFFAIR

FL fhe hazing affair that has
arisen Johns. With it, At
teadan difference between the
Ileard ST Visitors and Governors
and tie three upper classes q the
student body there Is something
81 1 duplication q the difficulty
ii which the nridshipmen At the
Naval Academy haze become IN
xolycd within the past few DAYS
and have lost considerable
amount 81 liberty
The college incidents seem g
have brought about deadlock
between the students and tic
Beard. and the condition Is to be
regretted. Ii IS i conflict between
mature judgement on the one hand
and iap,llsive youth on the other
Il Is hoped b. al concerned
that the differences may be anaie-
abs adjusted. and that the out
come. which must lie tomorrow.
S ii ettie the affair i'll sueh d way.
that the session Of collegiate
work may 81 OF without. inter-
rgtion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
AN ORDINANCE

T0 repeal ana Il lsi 5@pl
ments Section ~ Dt EA8 sf sHf
Revised Code If tB Atl4tleiIi4
title Littnsea
section !. He II ll a
e liz he Mayer 1 Per- 8 sts JeH
q the It's at AIM @ "a
o. Article NNy III tJi 5tB a
thy Vt Annapolis fli}t f8 f.,
tlie saine is hereby f, fua pe
lows
Seetion -. No p ~ 81 tl,fss.4 81
DnaY corporate Shall 3ffi ft8
tue 1ty Of Anua4,,4lis ffIrt.; tsfl-
ailln OF other strMetiii5 sE NJ. 5e stir
aity building ia exceed sTfs f s.54t ltas
oat FIRST obtalning Il n Hf IA "A, f.lil
tlln nv Clerk ana HI ~ slySl eis
any building or mart f tEt f4 SIA
t1rth in this section i ii,t aiafer
Aehples any space Ii M aisg
3lles ~ any street f ai aIes i g.
nf aMtia,folls wstl esit
tlie PERMISSION of ttlf l@ej3il3fs Comm $500
9' - The Faine. tba 4Ha 5 tW8 a fs
siail be pAffi FOR al1 ll. ss,n.sl Is t5s.
9sFk aus person ds.qIi.s /. ba}ldiIlz #fs
fs.lse or permit under .p,tista fr stIg
oslieI section shall liz aiq stlsiaafiau ssf.ii
s3a, LEX and sNcl anpil. 3.5ass slia1i paa-
ta1if The frontage III l.ltfaing fb,s
ltEtfh- the height tho I,.,lS f ttls 4tra9f
III 1il which 1T In Il, frf4tf @4 fI5@faf3ss IA
fsitek If aalsl huil.finy s,5,i ira sfrr,tS
tst. material III be usel jfl e3ftssrai faft
~ Se ~ which tie g,itIIsHiss I fS Ill. lsits
tFs sattraft price f0r psi,iel 4gid hHaiti4g
Y, soiisfr4n.tea, ana # 3, ost
iaes htt include ail pfrE @ It'll t.jl8tiifa.
tts iteailng, aIid iii her sal,s " ,ssr44
81 VIZ, Z 81 a4nsnpff II al fE4n sa5f
lA+tt8ss@l. together with III. .,.f a
ttFaA5lss3stF cost ami inform a,.t Il, i3 sar
.os1 saail BE- k4.pf ps$altlY faf tAe
8ftt.a use nj thu MaFnr sslfsgt.l f,r ,tf3.I
,ssi AZ, s. ne tty % Annapolis.
H.ense 1r permit u issl5af
aia5sF is seetian Or any ..iTe vestItst
tin IaEF " whom ag;eIs tisprsa t,ef,lIif
Is fsSasti shall be antiti.a III Fs tI9-ilfsffe3t
~ fF wv commissioner 7v3tfi Grade
iae siis.a street =
.SlfH ittrsDA or Bprsana ,3,@ t5,r ~
Ms @ff undertake go ss
u.'ier , afrHesnre an AT fera In
lf5 800 7" ,. saler sefsians, u5,f lisy
sf IN ,s9sla n, IeI aiassf0t D do ~ a hrein
itraS} sse4 ltast hpon e9nxscffnn .3reff hy
an liss EAe Peace of sfgss ri f M.
Eal,hlls 'aa nned ten fls,lfar IS s HI.
sfi4lif IL 500 sing shaft 10 g.9.,,,33s..i Il,
jail for iariofi Of fsss dsx,s
session and he 81 furft.se . IS AT ma
ail arfAllea bg tie a,,sh sea ~
th.t this C,rdinafirp sIs;gJi sss.a s,.s,,s
.h4 date III lts isasaage
approved October IIih 1000
... JOHN j.
.foIiS 4 ~ LLIY4iN, 81
flerE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
THE ANNAPOLIS
AltCTI0NEERlNG HOUSE
122 Dock Street
Monday, Nov. 18th

A04A&1LAS1&11Ee Az 9N -
and continuing untia the entire cellec-
ion Is disposed Of, and among which
Nlli be foun6
one parior suite, FIVE pieces; /
nahogany settee and Two chairs; 1
antique bookcase, antique walnut
led. double; mission sofa, leather
covering: G dining room chairs lea
gher bottoms. / dining room chairs.
zane bottoms; walnut armchair. lea
her covering; / oak Morris chair. I
upholstered walnut rocker, leather
,overing antique and walnut rockers.
oak dining room tables. | Kitchen
ahle. OAK kitchen cabinet. 1 kitchen
cupboard, / wardrobe, green couch,
lining room stoves. latrobe stoves,
kitchen stoves. gas stoves, and gas
heaters; 8 enameied beds, single and
iouble: llox springs and iron rspings
large paintings, high-grade carpet
md Jap rugs. high-graae Oriental
portieres. ligh- grade laprobes ard
ace curtains, i pedestal ana figure oil
woman. marble; French Poodle
puppy. ore year old; looking gla sscs.
Christmas ornaments, groceries cook
ng utensils, etc. &c.
TERMS - ASH. Sothiig to be
removed until end oil sale
CTlAs. r LIE Agent.
N. kOTzfN, Manager
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
WONDER WORKERS GIVE
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT

The Wonder Workers 81 Eastporl
B9pist ellsIEes' gafe IN enters ma II
last night III Tie church. Chesapeake
avenue and Fifth street
The program consisted Of dramatic
readings. vocal snd instrumental
n,ussc ana recitations, tahleaus. etc.
snd vas under the direction Of Miss
II u walsh
The attendance was good for al IN
clement night and tile audience show
ca pleasure and appr cation OF Miss
Waish's efforts and the numbers On
the program
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
To1k0RRo EXAM
FOR AUTO LICENSES

Tomorrow afternoon Motor Vehicle
Commissioner u Austin Baughman
sssill send two OF his deputies here To
Aponanst the regular monthly exaniaa-
tion o. applicants for license % drive
1'atpr vehicles.
The examination viii be held il the
rooTa of the superintendent VI Pebble
Buildings af The State House Annex
facing the Government House, fF9sn !
I'd In the afternoon
After tomnrrows examination for
will he none held until Dec nhee IS,
the week before Christmas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
Not Al Peabody Student

Miss Lillian Rodenhi. Of baltimore.
who sang in the musical and dramatic
entertainment At Mcdowell Hall. ST.
Johns College on Tuesday evening,
for the benefit Of the hospital is not
a student OF the Peabody as an
nouncea, but is d student Of Mrs. Ed
win ). Norris, OF West Annapolis, who
has studio IN Baltimore, where Miss
Rodenlli is one OF her vocal pupils.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
Red Cross Tag Day

II has been decided to have a Rec
ross Tag Day" during the twf
weeks drive for the annual roll cal!
mich began On Arlnistice Day 10 con
nue. until November 25
One day. vet te be named. has beer
ct apart for aiding the funds espeei
lily. and everybody Will be -stagged'
or the good Of the cause.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
TEXTILE FACTORIES IN MASS.
GREATLY REFUGE FORCES
as The Assorsaeesa H,res..,

my The Associated Press.1
$ : z 4.Y0kF. MASS. Nov 12The
fAa Mills aud the Farr Alpaca
rs both manufa rers of tex
4Ee. ny announced reduction In
ops xestslednles effectipa Monday
~ rshin Nils employing 1000
~. Ter &c from IS TO 30 hours
Farr Alpaca Com
49, s severals thousand.
5ass, 10 three days a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
WILLIAM IT. Anss suetioaeer
PUBLIC SALE
9F A.
VALUABLE HOUSE q 10,
Overlooking the aIari,or. ana known
a. No. III. Isuke 81 s.Ioaeesttr
Stseqd, annapolis, NIL

IN antl rtfs IL tlit owners ip,nlas
Elnaiis 81 ssau4ll aiset Frames MAJ
ganiaIs. lais 0ifa Viii OFFER IL Iailfti ans
tieH IL tic snrt lialse dttar III The CITY
tH Annana1 Maryhlnt3 tn
Tuesday. November 10th. 1920,
At II IN O'clock A NJ
All tilat let 81 ground aal improvements
thereon. sltIiIfs pn tie sfufthssast s4sts. ,ts
I4uEe III ssiusiastt.r street 4tnt ksiaMn aS
Nh liz. Tile property atlJafnS IN nra}i
rfty ~ the lat. fglu H. Magr1lslef ana tlts
late Eaaeiit Nnfilinstaa. a'.i frnnfs
about 10 feet I'D said sfFcet with il llelfA
therefrans III titalit~ 2tdS fpaf The Inn
l,rt,senenis consist Of nine-rnam dwell
tng. with twa baths. slitl liz llestFea bY n,,t
water hear Tllete II j large enclosed h,,eS
porch. from with e:ln Be I.ltl splendid
View If the alrlH and &Hfrnunaings. Tile
lnt il one If tile deepest I'd annapolis. with
rear entrance from Chestnut street
TERMS OF SALEa--tasii upaa delivery
If deeal. A deposit il S5sj required IN da5
o. sale. For further particulars, apIay to
tIIAIETsS il. LEE.
AgenT for Owners
Lee isidg. Annapolis Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
SAILED PROPOSALS

..-s,.aes.ss. ilsslarsst proposals
Sfaies4 ... s0napalfs Masylanl Speti
i i'ssia ~ gi lab, ss si 'g ,, 4 'l,'
l'aTesn 81 , aar.s a' Il, ant,i II o,e.esk
la''ilt ,ss's.ss,er Al lsso ind tfscn ani
Il .'.'' sIssi,sy s.i.etia. fes taiiug 'issE
&c ss II, ss8arEe. el lstty ati
fHfS Aaf w .ss,srafttFs quarters Earaas.
800 'sssss t SfareA0mst i9-tng lafts
a ...t ,...,sss INA hles.sr kptis :, trans
3. .T,' i,,tss sittl wsteE f31sk aud stii
.t.a5tasf s..a tssg glule Ii tar Saxal
.saA7s 49, - ,.sf,lit Station s;reensYnry
H. 49, a sss,,st,s,sts. Nil 'stsslags AMI
~ n l s,,s. ntlrestm Il, tut satspr
4; n !. RI. . N sasa4 ksatslns NAnlalis
Nj neinsIt II heyk 81 s .n NO, a,.u'., I,
49, ~ VIZ Yards ansf l1sa Ia. III re
.,5,trs5 .ss Ism nrlfy far tbs safr fSt1rn II
tlle drawings aui specification
IL N p.tIikS
IS .s.,.a III toagl Chef il Enreun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12

.,.sonrn shore sleeves are
go 81 very smart models. thdV g
si.s viii lie most ropalar for TALL
asssi winter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12

A tunic Of white crystal and black
beads il worn over a silver cloth
foundation Black tulle side panels
form a train.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12

There viii be great cause far
Thanks giving for some Rnssians-
those Wlle are not in Rnss,a phi.
delphia Record.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
lob Work

Building. repairing. furniture De.
livery. auto bodies and 1oh Work 81
any klaa. ~. II, THOMAS. Vest An-
81 nal,s ,,hone SOS II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
nEAyn MAE,ggrxa.TO.

600 TOO. 500, $500 1895 / / %
100 go, aile s4.0t sA
500, 100. Dor Los f. MI
xDaily exaapt inilAy
Local Annap t. Hlitiuo#
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
ron RENT

- 1879.
FUR RENT MIN available. ;ft aitT
rapm III Cumberland Arms
aFOR RENT-rW9 roonls private
3 Apply 100 Isanoyer street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12

agR SAL Modern dwelling, nth Tor
lot, no. 1876 Conduit street Eor prti
ard termr apply 10 Charles Lee. Tel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
w. e. & A. Elect
Railroad.
AiD-ClTY TERMINAL

Galf Hourly service Morning nj
Between Aaninpolis. lialtiui
Washington and amp
Washington and camp
NasFrilgsfs lsaSlge MT IA
a aasiAy SnHetionl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-12
abltshed Daily Except sunday b.
4sF CAPITAL PUBLISHING cOMPAN

THE EVENING CAPITAL
% sale 1t the following places
& ZONES. i94 Main ~
sas.ffyss III West III
l{svie III Maryland Ave.
Is Z. kssI.fff.s.par S8 Mar5 land Ave
4stastroDg Cor Randall hing IT,.
Nsa4am sIakeE Nest hho ms s.
Msetlsrresi To Annapolis. EaslEsoFl 80
a,8,.a ana Meet Annapolis BY carrier
e Is eegta per mouth.
snu an have the EVENING CAR ~
IA Ian % sou wheu away from the eitg
9s4iesgina your name aud address a. Ela4
ake for ID cents per moh9A 1900 EseI
seAe payabIe fiji advance. - ahy postSaAss
u 8nifea states OF Canada
entered ii Annapolis I'aat0aaee 40
seeead Class Matter
Evening journal., 1920-06-25

for Cecil county started on Monday.
Graduates OF the Chesapeake City
Hlgh School captured the best
scholarships which were awarded by
the Cecil County School Commission
ers. They were: Scholarship at ST.
Johns College. Annapolis. Md. to
David McCauley. Chesapeake City !,
Western Maryland scholarship to Miss
Ruth Nutter. daughter OF the Rev.
and Mrs. NJ. d. Nuttor, the former be
ing pastor OF the Chesapeake NJ. +.
Church.
Reslgning his position as principal
OF the Calvert Agricultural High
school. Alfred b. McNey has been ap-
pointed school attendance ofncer for
Cecil county
Cecil county Is represented at the
seventy-sixlh annual meeting or ne
American Institute OF Homeopathy
now assembled In Cleveland Ohio, by
DIT. Winifred r. Morrison, or Elkton,
and Dr.. +. II. Wilsey, OF Chesapeake
City.
The engagement OF William Bates
Pratt. son or Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Pratt. OF Elkton, 20 Miss Dorothy
sherman Boggs. OF Boies, Idaho. has
J been announced. Mr.. Pratt Is a grad
uate OF Delaware College, and at pres
Evening journal., 1920-06-25
CONFERENCE OF 'AGGIE'
TEACHERS CLOSES
;peclal 10 The EvenIng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. June 25.-After a flve
days successful session OF first annual
conference OF teachers OF vocational
agriculture OF the State closed this
morning. This morning there were
sectional meetings when poultry.
peaches, sweet potatoes and other
farm problems were considered. r.
w. Helm. State director Of vocational
education who arranged the confer
ence Is much pleased with the result.
especially the practical training that
the teachers received under the direc-
tion OF Il. Theodore Struck Of Penn
sylvanla State College In farm shop
problems.
Yesterday L. C. Armstrong, State
supervisor for agriculture gave a lee
ture on how agriculture should be
taught to secure the greatest efilce-
ency. There was also a talk by w. s.
TAYLOR OF Pennsylvania State College.
In the afternoon yesterday there
was a picnic and baseball game on
Frazer Field Delaware College.
Evening journal., 1920-06-25
RIVALRY FOR
ROTARY OFFICE
Four Candidates Named for
President; Contests Also
For Vice-President
CONVENTION TO
ADJOURN TODAY

ATLANTIC CITY. June 25.-Four
candidates for the post OF president
OF the International Association Of
Rotary Clubs were placed in nomina-
tion at the business session or the
convention here yesterday amid lively
scenes. Officers are TO ho elected az
the closing session OF the convention
today.
The four nominees for president are /:
John Napier Dyer, Of Nincennes, Ind.
president, First Nice-president Estes
Snedecer OF Portland, Ore; Second
Nice-President .B +. Harris. OF Chi
uago. past president Of the American
Bankers Association, and General r.
w. Galbraith, Jr. Of Cincinnati, COM
lnander OF an infantry regiment dur
ing the ArgOnne drive
The battle for election Is conceded
TO be between Dyer and Snedecer. The
1atter has the backing OF the over
seas delegates, especially the British
and Canadian contlngents.
The contest for the three vice
presidencies is almost as close. II is
believed that two OF the successful
candidates will be Raymond M
-havens, OF Kansas City, and DR..
Crawford c. McCullough, OF Fort
William. and Port Arthur, Ontario
Canada. The other nominees are
Ralph w. Cummings. Of Lancaster,
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retiring governor OF the Fifth dis
trict; Benjamin C. Brown. New
Orleans; Hugh z. Van De Walker.
Ipsilanti. Mich; Robert Timmons,
Wichita Kan. John Gay, Jacksonville,
Fla. lverson Graves, Knoxville, Tenn. /;
George /. Relf. salt Lake City, Utah,
and Edwin G May. OF Pittsburgh.
Rufus r. Chaplin, OF Chicago, Is
unopposed for the position Of inter
national treasurer. lie has held the
post since the organization OF the
association. Emmett C.. Caller. Of Ashe-
vile, n. c., Is also unopposed for the
place OF sergeant-at-arms.
British Rotary Afternoon was OBJ
served yesterday. Chesley r. Perry,
Of Chicago. one OF the delegation Just
returned from attending the British
convention at Harrogate England. re-
ported that a friendly feeling towards
the United States was exhibited by
English. Scottish and Irish people.
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LAUNCH 4NORWAIK,' JIuY

The steamship "yorwalk," under
construction at the Pusey and Jones
shipyard, Is nearing completion and
win be launched Saturday morning,
July 3. The "Norwalk" Is an oil
burner and Is being built for the
Eastern Steamship Lines. incOypor-
aied OF Boston. The boat IL POI feet
In length. with a loaded draft OF 2l
feet and a a. feet 6-inch beam u
will have a speed OF ii5 knots and
a dead weight tonnage Of 2115 tons.
She Is equipped with Scotch boilers
aud triple expansions OF 1850 horse
power.
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MISS MCCORMICK
HOSPITAL HEAD
Graduates of Chesapeake
City High School Win
Scholarships
A. B. McVEY NAMED
ATTENDANCE OFFICER

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ELkTON. Md. June 25.-The board
or directors OF Union Hospital, Elk
ton. have appointed Miss Grace Nc
CormHk Of Chesapeake City, acting
superintendent 10 succeed Miss Mabel
G.. Larzalere, resigned
The June term OF the Circuit Court