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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
KOPANA.

Jak iiz drive ozndmeno, pfi-
ial &C. s. x. Cleveland pozva-
nj Skotsk6 ligy a vyslo sv6 pc
tiGlenn6 muzstvo k zavod6m ii
ira We 2 hod. V Euclid Beach
narku poradanym. Zavodd s6-
Gastni Sc mimo klubu ZdelSich
t6z muzstvo z Lorain a Detroit.
X represented ceskych foot
ballistu clevelandskych posta-
ven Jest osvedceny brankaf
Doksansky, k obran6 spolehli-
w back NovotnG, We stfedu Il
toku mas vyborny Heider, M
kfidla pax Malina a Finger
hut. rovn6z dobfi hraci, takIe
iast nad6ie ma dobry vysledek
zavodu. Jest jisto, ze ma no
vinku, kterou nam Skotskh liPa
chystd, pride Sc podivat caiy
6esky sportovni Cleveland. t.
lltervm snad nabude dopfanc
Sc dostavit. doGtou Sc Zapa'
au vysledku pfistl sportov
mi zprav6, V dalsich pax refe
rovano bude o zapasu Cesko
elovenskeho representative
muzstva V Antverpdch, kde sc
bude uchazet o dalsi drzen
sv6tov&ho championatu. zlska
rdho ma poslednich Olympic
skJch hrach We Stokholmu
Parshingoy6 Olympiad6 V Pafi
III.
V ned6li rano kona Sc trai
ming obou muzstev V Garfield
Parku, iakozto pfipraya k pfet
beznym zapasum a Labor Cup
iez zapocnou V nedeli, dne p
erpna j. s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
POLACI SHANEIf PO GEE
VELANDU STMPATIE..
Verejna schGze v Grays
zbrojnici.

Nenl tomu tax davno, CO ma
slovanske vefejne schulz V
Gravs Armory vystupoval me-
ri iinymi slovanskymi fecniky
Polak, jenz jeho narodu vlast-
nj nadutosti velkohube prohla-
soval. re Polaci Sc nikoho ne
prosi O pomoc, ze 81 dovedou
vzdy pomoci sami. Ale kolo O.
sudu narodG Sc podivne toci,
dnes "rytffsky narod' Sc dovo-
lava pomoci neb aspon sympa-
tie kde koho. We 3 hod. odpo-
ladne V ned6li, V t6ze mistno-
sti. kde odmitali svoie slovan-
sk6 spolubratry uspofadalI
velkou schulz, ably sva napolo
prohran6 v6ci ziskali co moz-
ma neisir$i dcastenstvi.
Rev. Vaclav Krzyski, 3649
vJch. 65. al. duchovni kostela
sv. Stanislava vcera oznamil,
ze We vsech polskych kostelich
budou Ultra slouzeny mse "a
t6zce zkouSenou vlast.
Vefejnou schulz We zbrojni-
ci riditi bude NJ. p. Kniola,
$500 vych. 65. ul. Rev. Krzy-
cki prohlasuje, ze by zde bylo
dosti dobrovolcI do starych
vlasti, ien kdyby podobny sboi
byl organisovan. Ia sv6tov$
valky vypravili pry zdejsi Po-
laci dobrovolnicky oddil 0 sile
1000 muz6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
PROBLEM ERIE HRRITOVA.
500 dollara. "a nejlepsi
rozluSteni.

Prostrednictvim sekretafe
Richarda Harburgra vypisuie
m6stska planova komise cenu
rozlu$titi problem stareho
hfbitova Erie ma vych. 8. uliic,
"kde spi v6cny sen" tax mno-
ny zakladatel m6sta a jimh
hrozi bud st6hovani neb zapo-
menuti. Pozemku hTbitoynlho
by bylo nutne treba k prodlou-
zeni Carnegie Ave, ably Sc il
dostalo spojeni S m6stem, ale
ulice by pfetinala pr5ve staro-
zitny hfbitov. Jak vyhov6ti
praktick6 potrebe a soucasn6
zachovati povinnou uctu k HI
storii m6sta jest 1kol, ktery ma
bFti do /. listopadu uvedenou
eout6zi o $500 rozresen. Zatip
lest podano nekolik navrhtl, 2
nichz Sc vSak ami ieden dosud
nozamlouva. Mona, ze s. ma
ide vtipna hlava, iez by otaz-
Ia danou rozlustila TAX, ably o-
bema povinostem ucineno bylc
zadost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
JNOSCE PRED VELKOU PO-
ROTOU.

Norristown. Pa, IL. srpna.
VGera byl do tohoto mesta pri-
vezen Augusta Pasquale, ie-
den 2 unoscG maleho Blakely
CouGhlina, ably postaven byl
pred velkou porotu. Jitreni pro
ii n6mu zatinalo nabyvati Ia
kov6ho stupn6, re policejns
kapitan Souder z Philadelphia
vydal zvlastni vyzvu k obcan-
stvu, aby Sc zdrzelo nasilno-
sti. Pasquale bude zalovan pro
dnos, vydera6stvi, mameni pc
n6z a zneuzivani posty k pod
vodu. Ital stale tvrdi, re ditko
bylo ma zivu 2. srpna, kdy on
byl zateen a re bylo tehdy u
stou zenStinou V Egg Harbor.
N. J., ale dosavadni patrani po
mem nemelo vysledku. Oceka-
va Sc, re zloGinec bude souzen
Iieste tento mesic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
PLANY o SLOUCENi PRED
MESTi MA VELKY Gle

MvSlenka utvofiti po Zpuso-
bu iinych velem6st re vsech
pfedm6sti clevelandskych, 2
nichz n6lter6 jsou uprostfed
mestskych hranic velkomesto
Cleveland, povstala jiz pred
20 lety, kdy bylo zde napotl-
tano 371.768 obyvatel a obec
nase byla sedmou V pofadi neJ-
vetSich stfedisk Soustati. Slou-
ceni vsak nedoslo pro iiste pre-
kazky. ktere vsak tvofi nai-
hlavneisi obtize iest6 dnes.
Myslenky utvoreni jakes o
hiosk& metropole ch6pe sc dnes
poznovu mayor Fitzgerald
ienz iiz dial pokyny mestske-
mu pravnimu fiditele w. Z.
Woodsovi ably vse souvisic' sc
spoiovacim planem pripravi'.
Prvni krok ucinen byl V La
kewood, kde byla inkorporovd-
ma anektni liga, iejimz uko-
lem Jest pracovati pro myslen-
ku slucovaci, iez mezi valnou
casti obyvatel nema mnoho pfi.
zn6 2 ohledG Giste sobec-
kEch a ktefi nikterak neleni
pracuiice proti. Hvadenim dost
padnych ddvod1.
Clevelandsky obvod V siro
KEN okruhu zahrnuie V sob'
Gtvri m6sta: Cleveland, Ohio
Clenville a Newburg, Vesnic'
a casti taunSipu East Cleve
land. West Cleveland, Brook
lvn, Glenville. Lindale, SoutI
BROOKLYN. Newburgh, Shaker
Newburgh HEIGHTS. Corlett
Collinwood. Nottingham. Er
cid. Eastview a celou fadu ma
10 znamych obci, kter6 vesme
tyii iaksi who'd velkomest
"a snazSich podminek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13

Die vGereisiho ornament no.
dla mayor Fitzgerald pozvati
7astupca plumbafskych delhi
XII a kontraktoru k spolecne
norad6, jak odstraniti pfekaz-
Ky, iez zavinuii dnesni stavku,
trvaiici liz od /. eervna. Ject
to ieho druhy pokus "a dobn
iaho kratkeho l1fadovani, co Sc
snazi vyrovnati svIm vlivem
difference mezi d6lnictvem a
zam6stnavatelstvem. Jest do
s,ld V dobre pam6ti 1spesne je-
10 zakroteni, kdvz hrozila V
Evetnu stavka zfizencG poulic-
nich drah.
Pocet dnes dosud stdvkuli-
cich plumbafu udava Sc ~
200 az TOO straikujicich, ktefi
nozaduii II dollaru denne 9
dodani nastroiI zam6stnava'
telem. Kontraktofi vSak nabiz
len SO denne. coz bylo uni
7amltnuto. Nasledek stavkN
hvl. re do Clevelandu pfislo
iinych NEST mnoho neuniovyct
plumbaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
MNOHO POVttU PRO MIC
A "A NC.
Nepatrna pricira a "velke"
nasledky.

Pranepatrny knoflik ma ru-
kavu muzskeho kabatu zavinil
vcera prave povstani ma poulic-
nj kaTe, ktere vyvrcholilo zat-
cent dvou muz1 a dvou zen.
Odpoledne k sest6 hodine stall
drzice So femenu w. Eyeram,
1915 zap. 25. ul. a Miss Nan
cy Dormanova Wicliffe a
" naplnene kare smerem w
chodnim po Cedar Ave. Ma Wy
chodni 9. ul. Euclid Ave. byl
nucen Eyeram chopiti Sc re-
menu a zachytil knofllkem
blfzkou svou sousedku,jez patr
ne nepostfehla nevinny pGvod
nest6sti a ubohy Eyerman do
stal skutecnou a slusnou facku.
Tato ponekud ziva vymena ma
zoru vzbudila pochopitelnou
sensaci a domnely "nemrava'
musel byti zatcan Dormano-
YOU spolu S dv6ma damami,
ktere hajily pon6kud zive zen
skou dIstojnost.
ZatGenci dovedeni byli ma
policejni stanici a dani pod "a
ruku, ably Sc dnes mohli zodpo-
vfdati neporadneho chovdni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
33 DiTEk BYLO Cd MOVE
no ROKU MA CLEVELAND
SKYCH ULICiCH ZABITO
AUTY.

Alety Stanislav MikusZevsky.
1881 vVch. rs. ul. zemrel dnes
niho rama V nemocnici sv. Ale
xise ma Broadway, bvv preiet
automobilem "a hry pred
SWIM obvdlim. Ma fidici auta
policie nenalezla viny.
Hoch jest prave SO. dite-
TEN do start 16 rokG. ktere prl'
Slv letos ma clevelandskych uli-
cich k Grazu zavinenemu auto
mobilv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-13
VYLOsOVANl pOROTCU.

Porotni kornisar TIL. Cafe
nv, vcera ozn6mil, za pTipra-
vuie seznam porotcn 5000
imeny, tech, kdoz zasedati bu-
dou v podzimnim obdobi, KITE
re zapocne one z zffi.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23
NORTH COUNTRY
A new COUNTY
VALLEY COUNTY FARMERS GET
BUSY AND FORMULATE NEW
COUNTY.

The business men OF Scobey are
promoting a plan "on the quiet" to
create a new county out Of the west
side Of Sheridan county and the north
west corner of Valley county, with
Scobey as the county seat.
AS soon as the petitions began to
show up in the county east of Glen.
tana, the farmers began to get inter-
ested right away, but not for the
county promoted by Scobey. So
The people of the North Country
have plans Of their own in regard 10
new county, but up to this time had
not taken any active steps towardser-
ganization, but we understand q de
finite plan is now on foot to create a
new county out Of the north half Of
Valley county with a county seat more
(centrally located than Scobey or Glas-
(gow. They believe that such a rev
county will be a strong item in favor
lof hurrying up the extension Of rail-
road in that vast and enterprising ter
lritory, where the farmers must now
haul their produce from 40 to so miles
Ioverland to railroad market.-Valley
County News
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23
PLAN MEETINGS
HELD IN. SHERIDAN
COUNTY
-
DATES +. :
: WHITEHALL, MONDAY, JAN 26. J
= PLENTYWOOD, WE'D, JAN %
= OUTLOOK, JAN. 80
= OTHER DATES LATER
4 i

Conductor Moehler, passenger con-
ductor on the 500 Line will speak m
Sheridan county on the above dates.
Other dates will be announced later.
It is planned on having meetings q
Medicine Lake, Froid, Redstone and
Flaxville as soon as dates can be
arranged.
The meeting at Plentywood will be
held, Wednesday evening, January 28,
at the Community Hall.
The Plumb plan for Railroad Ad-
ministration is the big question be-
fore the people Of the United States
today, and every citizen, whether
friends Of the measure or not, for the
scheme is due for lot Of discussion
in the next few months.
Mr.. Glenn Plumb has only recently
come out with a developed plan fol
the taking over Of all national mono:
poles which plan sounds good to al
progressives as solution OF the IN
dustrial problems of the day.
Conductor Moehler is lecturer ene
ployed by the Plumb Plan Leagu.
with headquarters at Washington, D
c., and has the reputation OF being
first class speaker.
ALI business men and farmer
should attend these meetings.
REMEMBER THE DATE AM
THE PLACE.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23

CITIZENS OF PROPOSED DANIELS
!. COUNTY PRAY co. COMMIS-
SIONERS TO CALL COUNTY
/ DIVISION ELECTION.

The boosters Of county disvision
for the proposed new county OF
Daniels, filed their petitions praying
Ethe county commissioners of Sheridan
county to call an election for the pur-
nose Of voting upon the proposition
n the interested territory, Thursday
afternoon, January 18th.
The required number OF s1gnels
have been secured, it is claimed, tnat
/ is required by law, and the Sherldan
county commissioners have set the
date for the hearing for the tirst week
lin February, when that body Will
lcanvass the signatures.
It is expected that Commissioner
Timmons who has been visiting IN
Iowa for the past month will be pres
| ent as the hearing vitally concerns
the people of his end of the county,
| The McCone law under which the
lproposed division is undertaken, re-
m1ires that 58 per cent of the voters
| at the last general election IN the al
fected district must sign the petition
nraving for the division and the new
county must have at least valuation
of $4,000, 900 and the county from
which the division is made must be
left a valuation of s8,000,0o0.
In order to get the new county sew
eral townships must be taken from
Valley county adjacent to the west
line Of Sheridan county, and petitions
have also Teen filed in Valley county
asking that an election be called in
the territory to be taken off from
Valley county.
The Daniels county boosters seem
to be very optimistic about the sue
cess Of their undertaking. -.
The petitions fled in Sheridan
county contain names.
It IS not yet known when the Coun-
Ity Commissioners plan on calling tne
/ Il this county goes through It Will
give eastern Montana another sena1ol
and Representative in the leglsiature'
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23

LOCAL PLENTYW00D
BUSINESS MEN GO IN
FOR BIG FARMING
PLAN ON DOING A BIG LOAN
AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS
BRINGING IN A LOT OF NEW
SETTLERS ONTO THE FORT
PECK RESERVATION.

c. L. Beiseker, Of this city is one
of the incorporators of the United
States, Farming and Colonization
Company chartered at Helena last
week
The company is capitalized at $780,
1000 and besides doing a general land
Business and farming on a large scale,
proposes to work out a colonization
fpian that will mean much to this part
of the country.
The articles of incorporation state
THAT the company intends doing. a
Eloan business, solicits and makes
Heans, develop land containing oil and
&bal, build canals, bitches and fumes,
bperates farms, lease farms, and to do
Pa general land sales business.
IT is9explained that the colonization
work the company will do will be OF
great benefit to the Fort Peck reser-
Ivzltion. No definite plans have been
given out but the program will not
fdiffer from that adopted by other
tcolonizatiOn companies. Farmers Will
| be brought into this country and glven
Ieverv< assistance to own and develop
Hand. This plan is one that G. l.. Bels.
eker. the young banker of Plentywooc
has had in mind for long time. Witt
Mr.. Martin of Poplar he will be di.
trectly interested in the management
Of the new company
Mr.. Martin of Poplar was in Plen
ltvwood last week arranging detail:
with other directors Of the company
lit is said that the organization woult
|probably open Offices in Poplar th1'
fspring.
| The original incorporators of tn.
}company are L. C. Zeidler and J. p
IMatkin of Plentywood, 81. T. Martin
| Of Poplar, and T. L. Beiseker, OF fes
sender, n. D..
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23
WHAT C0RYELL'S
CAR COST IN 1918

County Surveyor Coryell's Buick car
is almost paid for, but the county
doesn't own the car yet, Mr.. Coryen
owns it.
There has been great fight put up
by Mr.. Coryell and the old gang to
collect 20 cents per mile for running
their own car about the county on
county business So. far all Of the
outrageous bills have been collected
by means of taking them to 9: f.
Conner, who thinks that common hon
esty" demands that they should be
paid.
Just so that the taxpayers may
know the facts Of just how much OF
the taxpayers money that Common
honesty deman(ls should be taken
from the drought strickened farmers
of, Sheridan county to keep automo-
bi1es. the Producers News has pre-
|, nared tables, so that he who runs may
read and form conclusions as to the
Conditions existing for the purpose OF
carrying on a general lootlng OF tne
county and determine for themselves
lust who are the principals Emu who
are aiding and abbetting in this work
| In the year 1919, Mr.. Coryen re-
Iceived $1937.36, it will be seen by the
table below that for the year 1913
he received 1,777.50 forzthe use o1
his car, making a total OF $3,7l4.8t
lfor the past two years. This mileage
has paid for the Buick car more thar
two times and the car is good for
couple years more.
Last year Mr.. Coryell took il
Is1777.50 running the Buick at 10 cents
ner mile. He raised the mileage cost:
this year to 20 cents as his actua
expense. o,o
|to 2n1O.35 and 1919, to $1,982.OU
equaIling $3,992.35 for the two years
| Mrs. Coryell, as deputy, recelve, ecsE g
s953. 90 in the year 1918, and $645:o' $6Ece
during the year 1919, totallng $lo99.
Adding all Of these items togethe
/ Il viii be seen that County Suryeyo
has hauled down from Sheridan Coun
tv ia the past two years $9,3Oo.99.
The 1913 table follows:
Il
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23
FARM BUREAU
DIRECTORS. RETURN

H. P. Madsen,. president Sheridan
County Farm Bureau; Mrs. Glalr
Stoner, director of Woman's Work
and Mrs. Emily Tangtold, director OF
Rows and Girls Clubs and Camps,
and County Agent Anderson return
from the Farm Bureau Conference az
the State College, Bozeman. They re-
port a successful conference Inc
educational program worked out oy
CONTINUED on Page Five)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23
[OO,000,0OO Worth Of
Property Assessed for Only
| One-Third Of Actual Valu'

Tho Montana Supreme Court last Wednesday handed
% decision Attorney General Ford's suit to force
State Board of Equalization, of which Governor Stew
to the o
GENERAL contended that since the sworn report Of the
s, company given to the Montana Railroad Commission
h the purpose of fixing rates, indicated valuation of
I nm M It was wrong to assess the same property for
E sso 600 O0O Some $500 100000 in property af-
sd by the suit probably the most important case
y the taxation history of the state.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23
TYLER TAKES
THIRD DEGREE

County Commissioner R. G. Tyler
was up from his farm at Homestead
Wednesday and in the evening took
the third degree in the Masonic Lodge
of Plentywood.
! He was accompanied by his broth
er, r. w. Tyler Of. Homestead, VINO
came up to see his brother ride the
goat.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-23

Statement OF the case
\ statement of the case on which
|aart proceeds is as follows:
(lter the opinion on motion to
/ was delivered, issues were join
i answer of each of two MEM
me cause was then referred to
= A. Walsh to take testimony
rport findings and recommenda-
mon these questions:
Nd the state board Of equali-
4 equalize the assessments made
gyeral county assessors of pro-
belonging to the Montana Pow
mpany, the Great Falls Power
s,py and the Montana Reservoir
fhigation company, so as TO
the assessments represent the
ash value of the property as
III!
Inter- County Properties.
Did the board assess the inter
lies property belonging to these
bntions, as required by law :,
h the report filed by the referee,
attorney general filed exceptions,
Eae cause was thereupon argued
ahmitted for final determina-
! All objections Of the relator
sney general) to the assessment
ppety Of the Montana Reservoir
mgation company were with
d, and the subject matter Of that
Hnent is no longer before us"
Ruling of the Court.
/ is opinion the court said:
Upon the hearing before the re-
h the attorney general offered in
an the several reports made by
Aeorporations to the Public Ser
ummission for the years 1914
8AS, inclusive, for the purpose OF
(Rag that each of these corpora
sn making its reports, treated its
rV as an entire plant, making
gregation of the different trans
ion lines, but regarding them as
gh line and continuous proper.
By this evidence it was sought
hnish basis for the inference
The board had failed to make an
al assessment as required
R reports were again offered fo1
impose Of showing the cost OF
alant and equipment; the amount
aptal stock Of each company ane
AMOUNT of its bonded indebted
in order to furnish a basis FOL
Inference that the board had no
a the assessment made by TIT
aa county assessors so as q
tse assessments represent Tn
asn value of the property local
sessed. All of this evidence wa
aed by the referee, and the at
F general predicates error upo1
Alngs. The contention must o.
ealed.
Question of Valuation.
this point the court holds, I
Wholly immaterial. how any on
a companies considered its pro
y Neither was the evidence com
y to show the values of tie pro
As was pointed out = tn
a on motion to quash, it wa
Maln the province Of this couI
ertain and fix values Tor I'll
e Of assessment -
sne question of whether Tn
teVelWed the assessments mad
Ss@.ty assessors the court held:
ather the statute nor the const'
Nescribes the method OF r.
What steps shall be taken
at a fair, just and euuitabl
ZION. The minutes Of the boar
mat the board had before It q
aents made hy the sever;
: assessors, considered and ga
= Nose assessments; took test
@ % the value Of all the pr
% assessed and approved e
aents as made, except that Y
q cfeased the valuation place
assessors on intra- county pos
mission lines 80 per cent.
court is powerless to comp
su % proceed ia any part1cc'
aef n arriving st its concn
.so g reverse its decision.
ua review the action of 2
!. .ssessors and whether It 2
a.;s correct or m erro1Ae -
n y as to the value placed !
Wontinued on page s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-28
THREE APPOINTED TO
STATE POLICE FORCE

+ iafx, lherger VI Sehnitaer
and Is 81 EuSor have Tie distinction
III aeins ae dis ihrep "a be appointed
on ne arlland sate Road Police
Force,
eoIaefl /. Aastn }aaehnan. Auto
mobile commissioner Yesterday ans
aom MIR appointment seven
teen additional men will be selected
All tAr. aHpoiatees are former sers
iee D3a
&C or Bapemnan & beins flooded
VIII apfllieaaions from ali over the
State nom pcrsons desling e be-
CONS renibers 81 TIE new State cor
siahlilary The appointments Moot
roioiH 3anghmans idea Of the staad-
ard Fl feight As they stand feet ioi@
inches Z feet II inches and feet To-
niche respectively l.itzenberger
halls from Laurel Prince George
coHnFy Schnifzer from Westminster
carroli s.oanty and Ehsof from White
Hall Fdl'inlerc COUNTY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-28
'TECUNSEH' TO RECEIVE
new COAT OF PAINT

TecuInsell he God of g use
the yeFnaeular II nidshipmen has fal-
len Tor the nanee
Teenmseh Is he Wooden Indian
hns that and on q pedestal SIX
foat high on the edge 81 the plaza IN
front II Bancroft Hall Ii IS alleged
that 4 climb e the stdIle and a kiss
on the brow of the Indian chief Mill
without fail. secure ii - Tor the Sal
lating miashanlan
The image has been removed from
It's place for the work III the carpen-
ter ami painter far renovation and
neW apparel This Heure has heell iii
Tie Naval .AcademH fur nearly i half
century Il stood Id the Old Academy
alongside II the Chapel auJ! near the
Mess Hail. Il - iii almost Inc same
place NOW hui its environments are
changed
The bust Is the figure mead that was
Oh lie bow III Tie $ Ship I4eia-
ware 4 74gun ship of the NAVY that
VAS built III the Gospor Va Navy
Yard and WAS launched in 1877 The
ship does not appear u haze had y
marital history One az the same name
figured iii the Civil War
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-28
MARYLAND LEAGUE
WOMEN VOTERS TO
BEGIN TRAINING

The Maryland League for Women.
voters is beginning an educational
campaign. the object being to teach
Women 70 vote intelligenily
Tie initial school Of this CAM
paign will open in Annapolis on Tues
day, January II III the Old senate
Chamber and will have three sessions
i day for three days morning after
room and evening, the latter 10 axe
lie form Of a lecture by some learned
Instructor
On January II tho morning lecture
viii be Oh the History Of Maryland,
tie Constitution and Bill Of Right;
III the afternoon the Government Of
Maryland. Legislative and Executive
Departments will be considered with
illustrated map and chart. and in the
evening the lecture will be on the
school system of Maryland
on Wednesday. January II. the
morning subject Will be the Judicial
system and Financial system in the
afternoon, County Government and
CITY Government, and at night, Public
Health and State Institutions for
Women and Children
On Thursday January q, the morn
ing subject will be Government Of the
United States, Executive and Judicial
Departments. with Outline chart. Leg
aslative and Congressional Program of
League Of Women Voters. and Political