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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
Relief Work In Russia By
American Friends Service
q. re .,s.eaaared press.l

no ether for NE years and when op-
ergt;ons are performed the patients
are strapped 10 the operating tables.
0wing ia the complete breakdown
81 ire transport system IN Russia me
grea rs. suffering was reported 70 The
Friends "a exist in largcs cities Ike
lascow aud petrograd where huge
industrial population cannot obtain
Supplies. In those cities the distress
reported IL lie acute. Petrograd
lost so per cent Of Its population
mn the past four years
rthrr j. Vets. the English Friend,
Moved about in Russia without any
friction fy the Soviet government
ard Il is announced that the American
Friends viii have the same privilege.
ln Ogtol er Mr. Watts cabled 10 the
Iileffcan Friends Service Committee
Ito send i representative 70 establish
I'll permanent Anglo..smeriean reiief
work. Aliss IIaines was sent IN re-
Spouse Is this call
size is graduate Of Bryn Mawr
College and for d time was engaged IN
social work ii this city In 1917 she
solunfeered for relief work in Russia
and vas stationed IN Moscow After.
tie overthrow of Kerensky Mss
IIaines fed With other refugees TO 81
eria where che worked al 0msk. La
er she returned 70 America via
iadiyostok,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
TON|GHT'S SERVICE
LAST OF SERIES

II the Presbyterian Church At !
o'clock tonight services VIII pc heid
.iy TIC evangelist. Or. Macarthur who
.bas / cen preaching ii these services
for the last TWO weeks. Tonighfs
seryice will probably Re the last Of
the series and 4 good congregation is
hoped for.
Dr. Macarthur has heen preaching
strong sermons at these eyangclstic
services. and congregations have been
tppreeiative 4 song service led by
Mn. BoettcAer is a feature Of the Wor-
ship ...,.,,.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
Choir Rehearsal Postponed

st Anne,s choir rehearsal Yit!eA =
asuallv held Friday night n heeh
postponed until tomorrow sAt'irdiN
night
AlI members of the vested choir
ire urged 10 attend tomorrow nigh =
rehearsal promptly at o.eleek
hoirnlaster George Webster WHO mas
cen confined 10 his home from an
injury to his knee, expects TO =. able
q lie out on Sunday and attend sery-
ices at ST. Anne's where ne y or
-ganist
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
TIMELY TIPS

mr. dinner should start
Is soap or fruit cocktail or oysters
Delicious tart allnig is made by add
lng rs.ns 10 4 cranberry mixture.
Wen ser ing hot sliced meat. heap
eas7ed corn between the rows and
garaisa wita shells silica vi.a
s4.aas 8aSe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
Scouts Gather "Dope''

N.lry scouts have kept closely is
o y with the Army team and know
crest deal about its game. Lieut..
Connie nder William a. Richardson
aA Il III action against Notro Dame
IL AS stant Coach John Wilson has
!. "a nearly every match in which the
Ar.ay participated this fall. Both be
ase that the Army eleven is yer
srong. Eut that the Navy can Win i
LAYS up TO its aoility Coach Falwe'
going to be hard, well-plaged gam
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
MRS. SCHLEY'S ESTATE
LEFT TO CHILDREN


Mrs. Anne Rebecca Schley. widow
IN Admiral winfield Scott schley, who
lied III New York on November II,
eft an estate valued at $4,000. All
money in bank, stocks and bonds pos
ssse1 ~ Mrs. sehley are hequeatlled
no children Thomas Franklin
Winfield s.. Jr., and AIRS. Virginia s.
orsiey. The sets 81 silver that were
he properly Of Admiral schley are
given to the chfldrea who also Will
hare the large nunaer Of var tokens,
e3sls ana trophies collected by the
ADMIRAL
her grandchildren, Ralph s and
ne .nart. N'crsley Airs Sealey te-
uea.hed $1,000 each. her ieve.ry he
ng also given 10 the granddaughter
The sons Of the testatrix we're ar
pointed executors Of ths estate
when Washing Table Linen
81 leDndre sses seem to oTerlooa
a.l ines IS sor se.
asr esolaes aaa
The b.usng saer 10 lis
Table linen being real liTen aud n
sof. we've should be treated IN a d.g-
sere1t way taan ore handles bsd l.ren
hch n linen usually Only fro
Courtesy
The water for table Clothes anf nap
kris should be slightly hlned sns fae
rollers OF the w-saEer sh3t:l f
Ioosened If the wringer Is screTed
90 tightly there viii be creases in the
linen very difficult 10 iron~out
----~--------------
A beautiful blanket robe coat is de-
veloped in tan and black and has
large carved wooden tsttons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
(.Oat I.eads Mnle Llaraae

There was something ot al uHeA
pected ceremony yesterday mornin
Wien the Navy goat Id 4 pair Of Arm
anles around tie Academy an
through i part 81 the town, tile parati
oeng headed ~ The nidshipnlen gaz
and Although there is no Nya.
lyalry. two midshipmen We're foanG
syho wire expert bareback mule
riders The goat, however. led the
way
The team II physically fit to 4 MAJ
ind ready to battle to the death To-
he Navy. / is agreed here that tn
game is to be ono OF the best eve
alayed between the service institu.
ons II is believed that both az
nigh grafie teams, but that tile MA
ITS u Stronger line. better balance
aekfeld and a much better supply 6
pfi grade substitutes. These are
lenents II is thought which viii -
he NAVY victory AMI The nifaies fee
hey viii he able 70 stop French
hose superior individual brilsiancs
admitted
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
Big s. aiiol To Team

most cxfberence marked the s"ra
gwen the gridiren warriors when
hs departed yestcrtiag afternoon fol
York Tie regiment and hun
reds OF other navy and Aanapoli:
eopie acco:apanis the team II th
yatsen, the PLAYERS and coaehe
raseling iii wagons drawn throus
.he streets By the embryo oifieers-
4 l5-ininu.e WAL after the raal
eched was occupied win reechs
a. PLAYERS aud coaches. who ansWere
4e ins istent demand oil the nidshin
men who throngud the Vicinity, Cap
ain Eddie Even spoke first and was
followed b. Head Coath Bob Fol
we'll and then b. other PLAYERS AM
,oaehes until the train pulled out
FoiWeil said hat the sendaii we
such an inspiring ono that the team
Just had to win against the Arny.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26
When Washing Table Linea

A beautiful blanket robe coat is de-
veIoped in tan and black and has
large carved wooden hsttons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-26

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Paying Your Income Tax
Some Facts You Should Know.
No. 2.

H ,he P Per whose income is derived
ed m h rGiGrd is greater than that
three ciasses-those engaged in making. those
bs sn adae sosa sRngag gaas in
be as b bns or serv snd
em mH as transportation, storage laundry livery
income would be the total amount earned n and
70 reflect net income correctly and to ascer-
the am enS Of cries are
s year aiccoFFaing 10 the method of accounting in
or sale Of merchandise is an income producing
,n The Inventory should include raw material
al sshsa ns%e% sood Gss'hff should Waid
Foods out upon consignment unless Such ''e goods
Ii should also include mereha end aS pnr
which t,le has passed the nurch asse.Ved
OF or c may be taken either the basis
Hr; Either method once adopted must be fol-
Is obtained from the Commissioner of InternaI
In computing net income a merchant may find
his , rr9h,s on the 10 {olowing basis
s%s ot f sss fs
together inventory al the Then n a th
sa ara Prom the sD cost sum of geoas
Of 9o goods snd Of 5o% %e Tn sna The
nees EXPENSES is to be deducted from the gross
ana of the 6asne asd the 5ss% i
business expenses are for salaries. labor cost
ot inercnandse raw materials and supplies
rent, repairs, light, power, delivery sniiino.
cost. advertising and insurance. - 'e'''"s
NO special system of ia prcscr;h,d
by the bureau of Internal Revenue but The
BOOKS should show In detail inventories, pur-
chase sales capital investments, dcprecio t;on
and similar Items required in making up the
aside from the necessity of keeping svs
aematic accounts in order to comply with the
eoNcrnmcht's requirements, every proCrcssve
merchant should adopt approved accountins
system Tor the good of his own business" savS
Hn"mmissi2ner OF Internal Revenue Daniel &.
mnlp"HH 81, In no otner way can he further his
proven time and time again that accurate &C.
IIountS are absolutely essential to success in
c cnsnf9s s Tns MERCHANT who has good
and unnecessary expense and can so control his
credits as 10 greatly lessen his chances Of fail
urc; Ihc inventory. which not BIO taken
without h s0ms form Of aseoants is tho
which tho business is heading either for cue
cess or failure can not BIO determined"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
HONORS AMERICAN WOMEN
GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE
DEC0RATES OVER SCORE
Charlottesville Women Among Those
Awarded Gold Mcdal-ContInucd
Work Under Fire.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-France again
has honored moro than score OF
American women, including sevon d.
rectors of the American Committee for
Devastated France, for their work
abroad. 1t was announced by that or
ganization here .today
Among the recipients Of decorations
are a,ie, Mss Anne Morgan and Mrs. Anne
w whn,,, iS ,n.s , Of New York. upon
the Legion d. Honneur
Receive Fourth Decoration.
IL Is their fourth decoration Mrs.
EEli%aoeth scarborough. of Hartford.
wood. y. j.. Miss Elizabeth Perkins a nd
Miss Gabrielle Gourd of New York. and
otncr Hqser5 LSyss Mass
daille de Reconnaissance
In 1917. the French Department of
MGiriHuiture and the Academic dAEri-
named medals in recognition of their
successful efforts In raising grain and
wheat on the neglected fields in the
come self-supportihg. In 1918. they
were decorated with seven others Of
their unto with the Croix de Guerre
ncially agaiu.
Virginia Woman Honored.
=, Miss Barbara Allen. of New York;
Miss Miss Rose Dolan: of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Of Baltimore. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor.
81 Chhrl9ttesvilie. Va. have also been
decorated with, the gold medal. while
The silver modal has been given TO
AIRS stone and Mrs. and Miss Atcher-
SON of Columbus. Ohio, the Misses
Gomrd. Jessie Carson and Gertrude
Folks. OF New York: Mrs. Loveit. Of
Boston; Mrs. Mary NJ. Needham, Of
Michigan; the Misses Margaret and
Alice Parsons and Miss Margaret Stew
enson. of New York: Mrs. Susan Wat
son Stocklcy. of West Virginia.
:, The bronze medal has been awarded
Esther Bralcy. OF Ann Arbor, Mich. !:
Miss Isabelle Deming. Phi!adclphia:
MISS Lucy Hewitt. New York: Miss
Elsie wilcox. Virginia and Miss Mary
Turner Minneapolis.
Nine members of overseas workers
were also given the Croix de Gucrrc
Ior bravery in continuing their work
Altogether forty-four workers OF the
American Committee, including the
ncdi1al stan OF the American Wom-
ems Hospitals, have received citations
rom the French government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Keyboard Touches
Under Dogs In the Fight.
by FRANK IL. IiItOOIIS,

II You have read Dickens you must recall the
words OF the Old School Teacher. who gave mis-
boys half holiday in order that he might
spend the time with his sick scholar. AS You
Curiosity shop. lie told them US they were
Getting ready 10 scattc: to make no noise in
the vicinity where their playmate was getting
ready to cut The sirnS5 Of his mortal kite.
The words of the teacher were not cold be-
Lore me boys were scamper!ng and shouting.
The teacher. looking after them, said It's
natural. thank Heaven! very glad they
didn't mind me-"
1t is natural TO pity the under dog in the
fight. No matter what creed may have or
say it. It's natural. Thank Heaven The
idea is inherent! The who hasn't IL never
saw a doSNSht. Just & a who has never
wondered where his next meal was coming
from cannot understand how hungry man
reels. Tho man who has never seen many dog
fights cannot understand how why II is that
there are so many social disorders in the
world
There never be. there never ought to be
any sympathy with OF the social prob
lens which al lands have witnessed since the
signing OF the aIn!stice little more than
year ago. But such discomfort as comes from
the feeling that there is sympathy for the
under dog Will, sooner or later, make the dis
contcnted conclude that they under dogs
themselves such people bark and whine and
Heaven for this. but it's natural.
When these under dogs come to think that
they have no sympathy, ihcy arc Transformed
into agitaiors They snarl and grow! every
slogan: 1t may not he what We would like
10 believe. but such condition makes sym
pathy from many who would tight were they
accused OF any OF the acts OF the Reds of
Russia.
We may not thank Heaven for this. but it's
natural.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Thoughts for Today
The Next Generation Speaks.
BY MARK BENNET'r.
Hoop-la,! Hello, Here | am,

Hoop-lai! Hello, Here am,
plane am the Next GensTa,ion You've 0h been
htafnf i1 h lot about DO Nm me Well here
up the work Of the world 'l''u' EASING
to do what you been doing ali the While that ,i,t
you haven't things cleaned up better than they
Look sGu sns 1 y5a ee been s saa
so I,fn to &c gst lac, lazy: WIZ ynh? ''' was
put on my oysralls III need some POINTERS on
onsh to a"a Shs ar MS the Ss
low for while and see how matters shape up
promises responsibility. some peopIe seem !" ~
b bso Mins o t. will the do and the
knGM Thethgp can Ghangs that not
ana then when you get into either you wish
| notice also that certain people do most Of
the travelling while others stay at home and
lion s to eek? 9 Gh a rn
S Because whb he si likes at hem there
wing. ''' - &c ." inc
>, I'm glad You've started this own a-homc idea.
it's home. a nice. coy. comfortable home
G ogs 1nsre is no landlord to say children
hope nope my felix's have nice little home for
9"r to SKATE on on nj ana some to play
the feel honey home It meams more i rIss
an" TAh nSre it is w 1%Rys psas Of sse otee
an gs eoW hnns pig and then calf ana
Renyara EH"s ny to g s9en fr tns
a home to farm. I'd like to he n country iow
He has more fun than a city guy.
Hope you've got good teacher for mo T
want teacher that can teach. I want to know
n lot OF things. want to the fields and
woods. want to know all about them want
to see What's IN the lakes and rivers. I want
Present Generation makes things dnn;t
want TO wait TN ] grow up when 1 may not
care about knowing. -' nv
Don't forget that Next Generation is young
and likes all sorts OF fun. | hope / won't have
to go TO work 100 soon to money for
Present ne GenG iGs lie ought to do his own
tion into factories as soon as he is out OF his
rompers Perfectly ridicuous! Have q heart
great w wealth sia. So" old, old mammontes
a good healthy start is tho only Kind How can
you expect me to pay your debts and set Tho
world rsht ~ YOU give me bad start by over
Watch me grow! urprise Won have
q lot of things up ave Ri bc rettin o.
new ideas every DAY at me right and Til
give you Eooo Tine That's all today, thank
right 1920. IVY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
The Whippoor,viJI.

In the summer nights. when ,b.
tumult stills, 'i'e "oFia's
poorwilIs 'He WHIP
quaint. plnintive- phrased monotonor.
Flooding ana w wit /, pathos. vale and dell
silent 81 until the setting or the on,
done, ehoriStry ID
with ,P1aIpitant burst of rhythm and
kich with the redoient grace 10 .r
mer time. " "uln-
"nS REFUSE &c Of the woods and shaded
hecai'Sr of our life's youth -halo.d
Brown portent that securely battles
Sacred T .i Z Wonder and mys.erlou.
How alien to the din OF city's .tre.t.
arc all thy notes and twilight kissed
retreats! 'o
Ihaf song OF rapture, weird, yet e1-
Who shall explain-why try to rathoen
1t tells of bosky haunts and fields Of
or dcw-wct meadows and tho a.y.
or happy homes beyond that fast.
closed door
Entombing childhood, which returns
no moro.
Joel Bentss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
SEEN ON THE SIDE
When EverythinE,s Wrong.
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER

w hSh iINerytnIhSs wrong.
When everythings wrong. when tho world
wags loose
And you feel like trouble and what's tn use.
And your dark brown soul Is revolving because
There's something gone bad with the natural
When your wife Is bear and your children
annoy.
You forget all about when you were a boy.
And you double your fist 1t isn't long
Till you're all in the air. when evcrything's
wrong.
When evcrythings webbing. and all you do
Doesn't straghten the tanglc 4 bit for you;
When the more you endeavor. the worst 1t
Grows
When you pick up one thing and drop another.
Make peace with your sister and fight with
your brother
When whatever you tackles too short or too
long,
You feel like the devil when everythings
wrong.
It's time to sit down. take deep breath
To reflect on the problems of life and death
To get down book sneak for your bed
And wrap an Ice bandagc around your head;
But it's no use to growl. and it's no use to bel
low
Growing and kicking won't help fellow;
Just grin If you can and try for a song
Sit tight for fair weather when everythines
wrong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
TOURISTS AS AN ASSET
BRITISH EXPECT LARGE SUM
FROM AMERICAN VISITORS
european BnttlceIds Promise to he
Meccn for Sight Seers
During 1920.
WY FORBES w. FAInnAIuN,


LONDON. jar 1O.-Anur,can tour
ISIS during 1874 ~tll pay d. v~....s in
'erest on the b: -ciS1, war debt To the
on.'eu states. and will also aid tho
a'"p'ii"ation OF the exchange accord
ing 10 the prophesies of leading
,h ri hnanciers. based on the num-
pei, per or Americans planning TO com.
Of American Visitors "d to Inc TenG number e.
,S will be more than 2oS HoSS" ann III
Is figured the average dmrat yTv,'Vv ~ ,,,e t
individual stay here will be ten days
Britain ANN o G@ser ny 1er ~, Interest.
1870. 900, 600. SO , inE ihited States S.
venues from Amerlca H t SSnsstsd w RE-
eoG inft Inc Interest for year.
plications for passports 10 Europe arc arc
IN inc hands Of the American author
doubled after March.
All these Americans are expected In
S yjeit on IL IN n, London on their way to 4
ar ticIc IN the Daily Express appeals tS
IN, ne. London Hotel proprictors 10 meet
ms u american invasion with adequate
LOT lo.o90 visitors from America must
De continuously available "a golden
t orai Wi is ,G 9peni says the edit
The answer lies with the London
mooeis. lot the only thing which NAV
- erenl Nmerlcnns coming TO London
10 VIC P9pblem OF accommodation
az, Make Hotel Survey.
United States consular officials ar.
instructed 10 report the amount or
summer SO that the American author
,.ieS may De guided by these reports
IN uniting passports 10 England. In.
here. 'i oc iose
First class London hotels are aba
nave been filled TO more than capaeity
curing the past year. Unless Arneri,
thn, are are assured OF adequate room
they VIII cancel the British mart or
tthe,r intended tour. The European
.tlehelds are big attraction to
h hInericans France will get tho
money. but ample will be LEFT over fnr
I.NG !and u she Mants - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
A Daily Once-Over
Putting Some Lnd on the Right Track.

Mr.. Man Without Son. why do you not adon.
as one OF your resolutions for this New Year a
determined effort TO win and make a rooI
know? sou
Quite job, yes. and will take considerable of
S shiT time but you cannot do anything wcrth
While without work before you get satisfact ION
Wouldn't the thought please you If you re-
allied that some boy. possibly a young tough.
became possessed of high ideals as the result Of
your interest in him and your leadership?
IL you could in any be for
any boy growing into a dependable fellow in n
position OF honor in his community. credit
10 himself and his family, would you not be
glad and willing to take hand?
y task OF his sort may mean many dishcart-
cnllnS SetbackS to your enthusiasm.
But you must expect these things and Ger
ta'nly YOU are bigger than any obstacle that
young fellow can put in your way.
LOOK around pretty near home maybe. and
right path-Copyright. 1920 " ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED BY DIR BRADY.
Copyright 1919. National Sewspaper S.ry,o.
Reducing Acidity-Please tell mo n dict which
| VIII dimhish an excessive acidity of the urine

n q viii oh
(B. >. 81 - ''S ~ nv
noams ac5s articles tend the
grams peanuts. and because Of bomZoic acid
content prshs SsS i9ms and eranbsrries though
ten I 70 decrease the urine acldity: Milk water
m, ireeiy' vegetable soups all the vegetables
ana an Inc fruits excepting those above mel :
.ioned. Inc following are especially useful for
reducing excessive urine acidity: Potut nes
iettace' apples, oranges. bananas. raisins lem,
Tattoocd and Sorry have tattooing on nv
arm Is there any way Of having IL removed?
I now proves very embarrassing to me- III
be Am ,sTs the human body ought to
moving the stains is by plastic surgcry-dis-
secting out the discolored skin and grating
norman skin over the denuded
oc Shedding Piles-Would you advise woman
10 10 VINO suffers with varicose veins above and
neiow VT, the knees and frequen, attacks Of bleed
Answsr-Yes but she should have the piles
against serious undermining OF health.
Can't Rob the S. Any doctor advised mo to
write and ask you for your exercises for tho
abdominal part Hoping to receive same by
return mall tMrs H. V. H.
Answer-Do not tempt me TO rob the Saliva
ton Army box All the loose. semidetached and
questionable stamps receive in letters-and
some days the haul is big-go into the saliva
llon Army box. and once year our careless
correspondents have the vicarious pleasure OF
ing stamped sclf-addrcssed envelope with
your letter you remove the temptation. no, to
mention the time and trouble you save the Ion q
suffering conductor of this department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
CHARGES COMMUNISTS ARE
lEAGUED WITH BOLSHEVlSTS
E'idencc TO Show CO-Opcrntion VIII
lie Given Chicago Grund.
Jury ThurBdny.
iBy Associated Prcs..I


CHICAGO. Jan. l0.-E,ldence pur-
porting TO show collision between
RUSSIAN Bolshevists and the Comnlln-
Isl Labor party, Of Chicago In an nj :
Tempt 10 ovcrturn the government OF
the United states. Will DO submitted
70 The special grand jury Investigate
ing radical activities here when IL
rccohVcnes Thursday, Henry A. Ber-
ger. assistnnt States attorney. an
= Examination OF the archives OF the
ESiom'nmnist Labor party. seized at Mo-
,inc. Ills, disclosed Ludwig c, A. *.
Martens. self-stylcd Soviet AMBUSH
dor and representative OF Lenine and
Trotzky in the United States. was in
communication with leaders of tic
party, the States attorneys Office an
nouncCd. "
Among the papers seized Berger
Sald; was telegram from Martens,
declining AN invitation to come hero
|" address meeting or the party. and
expressing regret. \ cancelled check
Tor Sl20 bearing Martens signature
also was seized. Berger saSi
Attorneys for the state gave c1-
tracts from = statement Edgar Owens.
secretary or the Communist Labor
party is alleged to have written. in
which Owens declared he was train
ing MS son to be revolutionary
MY sole ambition for him Is tina.
ment said.