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pcrtit2D i SeAy}or2, % man CT nlcQct
ipGnot pao set cnocllQc lloiaIO. N'r.
Sliracr Qincr ,Stotrnf Al al pr
re en- %prnftiif Diono % life Al DC
MoIpitr1lllinQcr. ionl bcinttcr liQ ncO
oct, iont nluIiuocIi0 ilutb Norni't II
ger or umligt. Mnu if belt tlI'GI
0iapi5 ,<oecn i'll lin Gplahcoamo'tm
Tor ct Aara SiO liocn, Tiger ban. o1
han aater life at QrubIc li1 ira 6or
itdn0en, on Sen itllloc llna rcll.
Cammel Brett nrr inocbrrnot.
Ntethooiitfirtcu % ocn n~Trll9acnoe
Qrcitcbolig / Gliiin nchbrGnote Tor
le0en, "a Den II aarigc ErelL Ncp.
g. &. proofs, par npr inocbrrl,ot.
,>locu par uobruOt / Nrcitcbollaen@
isritc Gtoac meoeu@ Den Qnnlc Frelt
opboIot ii9 / lit S~tloicpTrcI'e | an
beu Gtogc, % ban naattc bog'tnoe
liza iolt qau qicrmem Nlanmcrne Tor
at fontme no. san blcu mcQet Tor
brpnot / &nligtct og pao Nrn1clle,
og ban blcp / en- trltilt Nor'dtllllg
braat til &oipituIct / Soma Gltp.
,Sntct &rrnocuim iur HntIentcr.
2racioreningen / Sort gtuollon bar
Iln0cr ct iorrige llac ofhol0t Ytooe
cnitcmmiq bciluttct life at Ioreltrloe
Nrun0cpiu ipr no1cn al inc EdtIen
Ter, ON Der emo gIorOc9 ltcrtc Hran
ocrpaa. @uacruc bIep cniac olll, al
Nrpn0cpin life trTnQtc1 I lloltll
Sua0omatilirl0cr, hporror man tor
pliQteoe iiq til life al bcltottc ocll
9icttiQbco, iom AZ heNIcrinden por
aiuCt Eager I'll at uoiteOc Ncccpier
Tor iuu0an Trif. T%orcHlngcn tllobe
iou omtrcllt bpercne'tc Sp5e
Sort Wta0ilon.
Sunfmnno ioripnnocn. i. ",
5%mcnrenQcn, Scr orcp Ell priuut
Gnnfiorrctniuq / Hll0ufL &o@pcr
lountn cr ioripmocn. Ter nnr
,nonu life ppflorct, / hpllten 6or
Den iorluotc IyorrctnI1a be
'uH0t liz, men man rrUdteoe oct oTr
I'' ua S'pg"INN"S.'
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Nr4. Trunf Nel,on hpl@ Wano bar
'oct / Goia Goumtn. 'lge2 at o"re
'cl iprltc Apln0c III al crhoIoe al
I~tiuocIiQ NlnucrbcplIlln8 AZ "Tero
illib u Nmericn". Wtr@. Nel'nu par
Iu0cr Hrt9cn allIdt neo Ell Sli't'llp"7
abrlf / Gitcn, o. bltp lite alerle er'
arcu Wiaifmlit, men oalaa rlllot no
uunct Tlupcrltc, lltano III at liore
c ale he hal2brptteloe allnlter
cr titles iom Erepe moen arl1S'
Ntr % Itr3. Nellon er M
oiut I @rcut Tnu@, Wtont, hpor De
.ripcr acknowledgements.
7sr ito Worta on Wrrfshoo Zen
go M,rrt, NOR io,r ~, Ior1f @,tcrra
d.. -, Np,rg,N,, ans pNnputiuNp
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1noldnoet.
Sn,pa.

Spluh.
@rnSlaatc &cic. Ntlttbcl Eolultr
nil / SommcrcnH Sob grn@lr09c ei
is WtiI5 Strrfnin8 AZ inc Sorloe
ucic. @rliSlGQilinpcn pil bcQpno(
peo @rnltien i~snbcnior Crcbdro %
itrrffc liz ajcrncm Oio9c % q
InSadr.
Sporpuansitrcif / Snbnanc. Snel
Subuoue por (ir2bdg Ntoracn mloi
nppc / eli SporpoQn2ltrcif, ioct man
unbcr ct Nfe0c Sen inreaanen0c Noi
life unr iitono til at opnaa Gnl9heo
nnodae1bc @etientcuea Con. Spor.
ueiaiclifabctS TrGliocnt tilbeo Se.
tierfcnc Ell bis 2en5iorheiclie, at
oirIbc iii 2Ooc 0turt2. boiltet bIcc
%aiilanet.
Stur grpcifat. airs. 90. &. @ri&.
moIo. ser mnlig 0eoe ! WonIon, e..
tcrloo Tia ct al &c ~iteritc @oer, no.
dcniinoc fonumet Tor Stl'terettell |
Soma. Arpeifatter bcIeb ll9 ncltIlg
til henimo0 100000. Geraf tlItaI
Ser RegierIuQcn nGitcn $4,000,
Stoten Soma oucr $4,000, Gnlilor
MIA henimoo $4,000, Gflahoma
S157 oa Minneiota $500.
Stinalct Suffcr aicniunbct. )
Council @Itii@ a%Icniunote2 Sonoo9
inn IONS Suffer, iom par %ltiaolet
ira ,&ernbuucQonroeu Scr, ~ ire
Mrnb orreitcrcoe@ ION Gppcne. %
e~aQclicabcticnt 0atc3 tllatc ct mis-
tunfell1t Cars, % BET 'ertc ham til
en- ,<orofieI0cr pua en- Glcnoom til
bercnnc ". Ifcuicu Suffcrct, Der
hupoc Ell &rroi al oOer $1,000, mar
ifiaalet ira Scrubancuogne.
Inngc Tnftioncr. Com Grcnlpcl
poa, hpor mango @uttlon@'alg Der l
@sbct al &intcrcn cr oibolot Al Nor
mere, meloc2 ira ,<acfion Gonntp. al
Nuffionamcitcr Ntc@mlghlin AZ Gre
lion har iunQcrct pc0 50 al lodonl
ne Sol0, oQ han hnpbc 'rcnloclca
nner ct Quinn tlle1 pna I'M %l'tc,
6orboloeuc / &action GoultD cr III
Qcnlunor cncitcanenoc, ga Huiitoncr
/ Ell tiliuorcnoc CSrao bar r@lorcrct /
ole Statena Goumtper
SrGncrinaalupcn ocluis nNplbla.
CONNER $. Z. 6rn bar pc0 Ncttcn /
Mebitcr Gitn crtlUrrt Ior g%rrulolou8-
itrinia "a ocrior lt9nlola Den Gel AZ
Srpncrlna2lopcn, lom leqcr at Qtuc
en- Oontmer Miuuolqbco til at lUttc
beitcmtc @rp1ller Tor OrUncriuQaot
i%trittcr. 0omnlereu iilcr, at lad
oart nc bcitcmmc$ uco Sop. Npor
monQc ioo0amc QiiuIftcr 'er opret
tel uua oculc Wonbc, cr fife cnoml
bcficnot, men hpia Gommcrena Slcn
Belle iorbliper itaocnoc, MI nl@ie n
~itrlfter muaitc oNlua oQAupc2.
%rrnocuinebrrnocri / Solar Ma
uioa. "a Yolltlct iiOijc NtauoaG
ifuloe arrcitcre Nir@ %ouuu0u
GSriQat i Gcour Noplo2, mia,Uutt
ror at irlae Nrpnoepin, iulot De iaa
at iiac ntiot On / ct @rTn0culna
brrnocrl. Ser tm6c lrembrinQc lie
re @oaoner "&Ionnnh" / Goanct "a
pur Mtcrtcr citcr ct Iuuacre ~ lit
tilt @rlQ. Set belle HInlUN BAR II
Giclocrtr. hpor oQlao unr Ell We
hoIontnq Grant oQ cuNcl iltI0t Jar
ola Bare. Get belle &uttc blcp opcr
Oruoct oc iooerolc 9lltorItctcr.
Snr upinnoct Guiahehsmnifin. -
hilbert Ginger. en- lrll holluto't
Turucr mar Siblcu. meIoC@ at huuc
opiuunct Ell guIQhco@moltm BET
piI ijgc en- Nioifm Tom al ijQ icIu tun
ucobIluc at pare lQun1 rem 0lcn
nem Narcuc uocu AZ truttc2 op cl
Ter cnooQ rcrc= Gen lulQc Ntaun
hor io~rirrolQct en- liNcn I}oocl, iont
rlcrc fnnoiQt NtoitUrutcr ~ &ibcnr
,tdbamUuo mar trtlUrct al uTrc
nllotoumcn. On ilerrc I}o'tm er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

S~ortrling al Virs. Senrp @opo,
ser, aibolOte cngclife Sorfatteriuoe.
Ssllocn al Wtrs. @ooos manee uoner.
feoc ScrtGQinger bar ct iaaoani Hp
bIauot oct itore Gllblifrnl ioln "2oro
Safblun5 0etre". Gen off / "Geo
Nrnen" for ca II Star iioen, % paa
manacs S%pforbrirg bar hi III op,
trnft Den / 9paform. Gen er pna
200 Sibcr. Eris S1.25. Meo
"Yultcm" ct Mar fnn 1915.
THE PUBL. CO..
DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

eens "reecrab.4 Soften % Tes Nrnen" M
Isle gsrse % life er restiireret. ionlrner por'
pao Yeien. esns ssrisr lite Isle Fsnse shes
At fac Spttterins iss Srsset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Hcoiuuuo Nnls ifal brulraac. Zen

inritc &rnlUantng AZ @a0cr | Neo-
moo0 Sails nil blioc uofprt Ill Sonl-
mcrell, loet Sortruft 0erfor nllerc0e
or moguoet. iii at bcGunoc meo oil
% auartalcr ioripne2 meo Cement
NrolUQllinO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
WinncIotd.

wsNNCVUtU>
Sso citcr Nnlb. Gbmuro Glioll
beoc &erouQ / Sittlc sails cftcr Den
'orcQoocnoc 1oa at pare ialoen nco
ira en- Sclearafitnlpc. Nan 9ien-
panot life i'm &euloithco.
grulGonina / Wnrihull. Nurao-
set / N~tnrihull hnr bcilltttct, at 30
Ntil Al Nucna @uocr ital b%rolUqqc5
octtr 9lor. 9lnbuo FOR 2lrbcioct> llo-
~ierclic pil ON fort Si0 blipe nubllct
0lcuator ncpbrrnbt. Glcuntoren
/ Torhome cr utobrUu0t, "a oa ocn
pur ililo al Wron cr Subct nlcact
tort. Zen clcoc2 al 81. =. Soutbull.
&ortilutuinQ al clcftriifc Sconlnger
ontaQc5 at huuc forpolOt lllpften.
Icoluuoo sails ifal brulrsac, Gen
inritc @rnlUlnln9 al Wa0cr | Heo-
mooo Salts nil blipc uofort Ill Sonl-
mcrell, i0et aontruft oerfor ullerc0e
or iroQuuct. Ill at begun0c nleo Dll
% a~oartoIcr %loripne@ meo Cement
@rolTanin1.
Nn Hcfpro iur apigcr. Nolitein=
fnigcn "@cllc Na5cltinc Srmable",
cict al Ehco0ore $. Sfrei al 8luns
oon. bar lat Ell Rcforo peo citcr i'm
ieritc AuIu / Nnreta %ob at hnpc al
vet SO9.3t Pllno Smor % 1850
1lno Ntclf.
Mniifcr ilnttcr til Sulntb. Trof.
q. MaIoemur NnhcrloL Der ! DC ITO
tic # 9lar har ioreItouet Wtrlitbe
uartcnlclltet ucb Wllltauu2 N0olphla
college / St. Setter, har to1ct 9lu-
iuttcIic ipm Grguuiit peO &ctbaltta
Nirfc / Gltlllth,
annoiont fur Sc0islnturcu. &co
Sen Golutnfonucntlor. Ionl 9tonpur-
tlion 2eoQuc mIIg aibol0t / 9ieo
cate ISolla, or ". \. Ncnuitab AZ
Gmarouile (ounihip u%ubcioIct ionl
anuoloot Tor Hcgi9l0turmcolcm ira
bette Gorulm.
Eriicn pau Sualepriffc iurhstes.
&cofonmcuoc GorrctulnQer | Mino-
ma bar laat 30 Erocent til Trilen
pou Zee Cream Sooa2 % Smoae@,
Som IarIal Ill oelme Eorhplclic an
Qipc2, al @holciolcprtien poa See
Cream, Soite % GrllNt CT ileget |
Ell tiliporcuoc @roo.
llbiatcruc life DC lnicitc. sra
Gracn mcloc3, at mco Gurnorbel-
0crc iorluugenbe 500 pr. Wtaauc0
liant Aolt oN SoGi or ll0iiQternc
blulot Tormernc / 0cnuc Gel Al
Staten life Sc lnlcitc. Ntangc Gar.
mere trucr mco at gierc buaO o. to,l
u6c1l noGeu lcict Mjclp. % IAa Iurt
Hritcu liQQc zoe. I'm set luu'tc life
Qaar iii oeu DOcrllgheo, ida CT Der
ucppc Gpil ON. at |roouftionen pa
Tarncn blipcr mcQct mo'truntet uaO
&c hcic SenulnGcr.
%csuuecr ium Gam. &eirmonoel,
Mtimleupoli3 fun0c Ntauoua mcloc
at NtartS Wiaauco iiouohco mntrano.
IL ionl Gam. "a oct cuooA oper hel(
2auoct. Sor icritc WunQ poa en-
Waonco bite ga ollie Stoter3 Cher
momctrc oper 3cro. Gcttc er bro
not, men iaa or ser Ell nuoeu Gel a
ocnuc SommrnIinnlnl mclcm Hnm
met "a Mtort@ Wfnonco. ltanr Mart;
motrrocr ium et Gam, ga tonnlcl
Sen Ill at gou 10 i2lCu iom Ell Scuc
iQc2 ser. Otter 0cttc ifuloc oltiac
81 uoitc Gage al Mnoutoeu bliuc no
lct barrie.
Nibbina pan Tlntteioo. ! oi2i,
Cult ~iorttndc@ Der / NtbtuN cuoc
Gihoriuacr loulcoulUQ Sen poaiUut
IL Tluuriul Al %pcu Ger lig9cl
ucmliQ pUloiQc Nio4icr al (>cru
malm liae mnocr &ncn "a oiHic for
man lite fommc I'll ioaIUlQc Nuierlt
cr pau Cucr'luocu. Cliucr Srol
Wtuiug 50. nar 0cr'or giort Soran
italtuinacr Ill al lutte belle 9pcn
mcocna - al &pcn3 @oracrc M PEI
Mcttcr iegcr az hinbre Bette. q. q
Siehl. Ell aaiutcrcnbc %nQcuisr uci
uUuutc @rubciclitob. bar mlotr oiai
Yfhprirlnrr frflUrct. M hNia 9inrl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Samcm / bpiot,

Sortraing al @ilfie Collins, 2Oet
Splaa. uoen Communicating Den
melt ~ipnnocnoe % fnngslenoe &o'
man, ion bar gaaet i "Teo glrnen".
Som en- mpitiif Spogeliesbiitorie el'
Ter iom en- Conan Sople's Setcftip.
biitoric holocr Den SGierens Sp.
mcrtIounheb ianaen ira isrit til iibit.
"Tamcn / hpiot" er eft Spinoelpuu
al Git og MGnfer, Glifop % Sab.
40 Siber / tort @ogiormat. Tris
$1.25 cQer meo Soften ct Nnr $2.7j
THE PUBL, co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Vlcuutor n%cobrTnpt.

/ Nornomt cr nt0brUn0t, % 0a 0cll
por illlo al Wron er SubCt nlcact
tort. Zen cicoc2 al Is. .. Soutbull.
&ortilutuinQ al clcftriite Sc0ninger
altuac5 at huuc iorpol0t lllpften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

Seb citcr sub. Gopuro Glion
oeoc &or0uQ / &ittIe soils citcr Den
'orcQaucn0c 9ua at pare iuloen ne0
ira eli (cIcQrafitolpc. NaH giell
pon0t life lin Neuioithc0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Nu Hefuro fur apigcr.

fnIgen "Ncllc Na5cItlnc Nrmable",
cict al Ebcooore $. Sfrei al @lun-
oon, bar lat Ell RcfOro peo citcr lin
ioritc AuIu / Hnret2 Sob at hnpc al
net SO9.3i Plno Smor % 1850
4luu0 Ntclf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Triicn pau Spnlcoriffc iurhpics.

&cofonmcuoc TorrctnlnQer | Mino-
uu bar laQt 90 Erocent til Erilen
Qau l>cc Cream Sooa2 % Sut0ae@,
Som IurIaQ Ill oeume Torbrlelic an.
uiuc2, al WholcialcprtIen poa See
Gream, Soite % GruQt CT iteget |
Ell tiliuoren0e Wrn0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
grulGanina / MarIbun.

set / Mnrlhull hor bcililttct, at 30
Niil Al Nucna @aocr ital brolUgGca
octtr Nur. @lubIo FOR 9lrbcioct> ll0
miarclic pIl ON fort SlO blipe aubnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Muiifcr flmtcr til Sulntb. Tro.

q. @aloemar 9utberIom, ser | DC ilo-
tic # 2lar har foreitooet Nhrlitbe.
uortcnlclltet uco Wltltauu2 AOolpmla
college i St. Setter, har tolct 9lu-
iuttcIic ipm Grguuiit peO &ctbaltta
Nirfc Sltlllth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

ltlpffc peS Sanespilc. ". 9.
Canes % Sobn Npalt, begge Set.
tionsorbeioere o. boellbc / Sones=
bile. blep ben 2oeu Os. paafisrt al
ct North @cItcrn Gaaiagertog %
orGpt. &crman Willer. Scftionafor-
manb, fon1 oluorlig tilitaoc. Hint
fen inotrai pco Ell lforp Neilling al
@anclinicn rlur Spen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

Maat. On INA Maub pco Nnpn
Naoton aruution bruNte$ forrigc lac
ira Butte, ldnUtona. til 0iinncupo.
lis unocr NutIalc Tor at haze lire
vet Ialltc Noutonwsninscr I'll ct pc
lib Al So. Get uar inr ire Mar
llocl. ou han uor - Iar gonnnlel,
at han 9loroc ltl 'tuIois / bette NaI't
nerl. % 'or al mooraac ltg Sopct
o. Straiien rciiit nan no I'll Butte,
huor ban git m0tr Haullet Srco
Sobnion. San troi ser Ell lirg apln'
De. iom tlllibit aloroc iaaoant Sno.
trut paa banL at nan life ipntcS ban
funoc brlgc i'm oobbeltc SlIpUrcl'c
ior helloc. % tlliioo berfor Den tie
bcliae Siitorlc meo Salitrerlet %
hpem ban c9cntll9 par. Tlaen par
Itrar paa Oct rene lucb, at Der her
lite Dor nngel Wei omfrlna, men al
han maatte tlliraa i'm @rsoe % tn9e
i'm Strai lom Set lsmner JIG el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

Np Strife / Mppletun. - Gn IN
airfe toitcnbe onttrinu $4,000, bill
/ Somnleren5 Hpb blipe opfert al
Wtnlult Cline c~uall9elilfc lltberite
Mtcnigbco / Ipplcton. Sfelgc &on-
trattcu lful @p9uingen pTre fUroig
inOcu Den lite Houbr. Menigbeoell
blep o~rganiIcret Ior onltrellt lem Iar
'iOcll o. bar biotil bolbt line 8llos.
ticlleItcr / ell Sanoel@lfolc5 Sofole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Sturt bermetiif Mnlr9 / Wales

pillc. 5 UulcsuiQc or paobegulbt
Spfercl'e al ct bermetilf HInlug, lom
oil foitc S25O,000. Nnlp9gct ifol
pGrc for Neoipltnplg al CREME sGr-
ter, MtaiS D. |. b., % Oct pil uGre
fprbigt til Sriit lluar SUioneu aub.
llea til S%onnlcrcll.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-12
UNWILLING TABLET
A WORTHY Event
Ceremonies At State House To
morrow Afternoon At
Three O'Clock
HONORS 500 MD. BOYS

Every father. mother. sister. cousin
and aunt. OF the SOC Maryland boys
in whose honor the tablet in the
State House will he unveiled At cere-
monies fitting the occasion are urg-
ed to lie present and to participate
in the exercises. 1t is also hoped as
many OF the boys as possible whose
names are on this tablet Will attend
The program Will begin at O'Clock
and represents a momentous event in
Maryland history Henry Barton
Jacobs. chairman Of the committee OF
arrangements, says:
These 500 lovs came forward at
the countrys call spontaneously and
willingly TO engage in service utter
ly new to them and without a hesi-
tating thought as 10 what was to he
The outcome of their patriotic act
Their promptitude III enlsting placed
Maryland in that most honorable
position Of teing the first State Of the
Union in reporting TO the Secretary
of The Navy tha; her quota Of men
was filled
These boys came from everV part
OF the State. leaving voluntarily the
farms. the workshops ard the offices
TO respond to the call OF the navy
They waited for 10 draft law, they
felt the country's need and they aban-
done everything TO serve
Not only as many Of them as pos
siblc should endeavor to lie present
at these exercises but also the wives
mothers and sweethearts should
come too
patriotic organizations. both of
men and women. should also lie pres
ent to pay their tribute TO the, splen-
did courage and loyalty displayed by
these 500 men
With the Governor Of the State the
admiral of the Naval Academy and
the Honorable Secretary of the Navy
from Washington as speakers. the ex-
ercises should lie most interesting and
impressive.
The tablet itself, the work Of the
distinguished sculptor Mr.. I. Maxwell
Miller. is beautiful in design, fitting
in it's conception and well worth a
TRIP to Annapolis to inspect May We
not hope than an audience creditable
70 The occasion will gather in the
State House on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock?'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-12
THE OTHER WISE MAN"
Rendition Of DR.. Van Dykes
Story By Mrs. Clements
PLEAsEs CONGREGATIONS

Regular church services were dis
pensed with at the Presbyterian
Church last evening. and in their place
was substituted a dramatic reading Of
THE Other Wise Man" by Dr Henry
Van Dyke The reading Was delivered
by Mrs G. r Clements, and al Of the
large audience that heard me excellent
rendition Of this masterpiece were
highly pleased WITH the manner Of the
speaker and with her effectiveness OF
style.
Written. as il is. in the smooth, nice
ly-ftted words fer which DR.. Van
Dyke is famous, the story was no le :
smoothly read by Airs Clements,
whose reputation as reader is wide
spread in the mid-Western States.
Every word was so perfectly toned ,
to delight the most critical hearer. and
Mrs Ciemcnfs delivery was itself an
Interpretation of he story. for she las
NE rare combination OF rich voice
for reading. coupled with an apprecia-
ion for the effect produced by certain
nice balanc,ngs Of infection Equal
perfection il delivery was 70 be found
n the highiy dramatic parts Of the
reading, as in the sentences Of qIiey
omo.ion that trailed of into little more
than whispers.
Mrs. Clements is graduate of the
Leland Powers School of the Spoken
Word, Boston She is the wife OF
Professor G. r. Clements, Of the De-
pertinent OF Mathematics al the Naval
Academy.
Expression Of appreciation of the ar
tistic ability Of Mrs. Clements is gen
eral as well as the hope that the pub
lie may again be favored by her with
similar readings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-12
PAN-AMERCAN AND
j. S. FINANCIAL MEN
COMING HERE JAN. a

Their convention having been post
poned from the first week in the New
Year because of the inability of some
of the delegates to reach Washington in
time, and the program for their enter
tainment. which included a visit to tie
Naval Academy, likewise disarranged,
the party OF delegates TO the Pan
American Financial Congress will
come to Annapolis to inspect the Naval
Academy on January "a, it was an
nounced today by authorities of the
institution.
The party will humber about 300, it
is announced. and Will include mum
Der of prominent financial men Of the
United States, in addition to several
Cabinet representatives of the South
American Republics. The visit OF the
financial men Will of course. be of an
informal nature, but the officials Of the
academy vii extend courtesies N hav-
ing them escorted on their tour of in
spection OF buildings and grounds by
officers attached 90 ne local station
If weather conditions ara favorable il
is likely the visitors viii be given the
opportunity of inspecting the regiment
Of midshipmen on parade.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-12
"HIAWATHA" AWAITS
GOVERNORS FAMILY

The powerboat "Hiawatha," from
Norfolk, has been sent here to take the
place of the State steamer Governor
McLane.
The "Hi4watha" is a COmmandant' s
Fifth Naval District yacht. Capt. Clay
ton and the crew of the McLane are on
the yacht "Hiawatha," which y here
awaiting to transport Governor Har-
rington and his family to their home in
Cambridge after the inauguration of
Governor-elect Albert c. Ritchie.
That the steamer Governor Harring
ton. the Eastern Shore ferry, that has
gone to Baltimore for repairs has not
yet been placed on the ways was an
nounced today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-12
INITIAL PERFORMANCE
OF NEW DRAMATIC CLUB
Workers For Independent Fire
Company No. 2 Give Comedy
In The County
DELIGHTS AUDIENCE

The initial performance Of Making
Good, a two-act musical comedy. by
the members of Independent Fire
Company, No 2, and their lady
friends, was given last Saturday
night at Owensville. about twelve
miles below Annapolis AS the title
of the play implies, they made good.
as the entire performance went
through without hitch, and the cast
received an enthusiastic applause
from the audience which packed the
hall
1t would he difficult to select any
individual for special mention. as
every member of the cast did their
part splendidly. Perhaps, though
special mention should be made of
little Miss Knadler a diminutye Miss,
whose splendid acting in the role of
cabaret dancer in the second act made
quite a hit
The play written by Mr.. Harry F.
Ephraim and Miss Emma Engle, of
Annapolis, centers around the Lowns-
dale Seminary in Florida, where May
Tremaine and Dot Alexander are stu
dents. while Bruce Templeton and
Jack Duane are attending the Lowns-
dale Academy Bruce Is in love with
Dot. and Jack is paying marked at
tention to May, whose father, Martin
Themaine. strongly objects to his
daughter marrying young Duane,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-12
CONTINUED on Page Four)
SUNDAY At THE "Y
First Afternoon open House"
Proves Great Success
COMPELS A MIRATIO N

Yesterday afternoons meeting al ne
y. W. c. A. of Annapolis was one Of
much interest There we're people
present of all ages and sizes. alert
amused and interested As these Sun
day afternoon meetings become known
it is assured the place viii hardly hold
the people who will come to this.
To hear Miss Leonard read one OF
those wonderful Just So Stories
makes the years drop away. makes one
feel like alice in Wonderland" who,
after an apparently long. long run,
found herself in the same place srola
which she started. this place marked
for grown-ups by their existence be
tween FIVE and ten years
One who heard Mrs. Burwen sing in
perfect voice and endearing manner
the NANNY Song" might easily find
herself falling into that delicious semi
consciousness induced by a grooming
lullaby and never hear the end
When this community realizes the
things that have come TO pass here
without its special wonder the ini-
tials ~. W. C. A" will have to be
translated into plain English saying &c
this institution, Your Work Compela
Admiration"
Hoover says, "The attitude Of the na-
ton towards its young people vii
soon become a test of its civilization
Civilization has its disadvantages Il
entails much hard work, but Annapolis
is trying it, and the "Y" says come
and see"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-12
FOR SUFFRAGE EVENT
Brilliant Pageant To Be Given
At State Armory, Jan. 20
REHEARSAL ON FRIDAY

Under the auspices of the Maryland
Suffrage organizations, the local
league being hostesses and sponsors,
the pageant OF The World of Women
Voters" which will be given here in
the State Armory on Tuesday. January
goth at S o'clock. promises to be one
OF the most beautiful and brilliant af-
fairs ever presented in Annapolis.
Mrs Robert Walker. OF the Naga-
bond Players. who so ably produced
the same pageant at the Academy Of
Music in Baltimore. several weeks
ago. is directing the production here.
assisted bA Miss Heffenger and Miss
Leonard, OF the Y. ". c. A, whose eff
cheney in this sort OF work is we'll
known.
Miss Mary Randall Magruder Will
impersonate the Goddess OF Liberty. =
and il is doubtful If a canvass OF the
State could have produced one whose
classic and regal beauty would match
that Of our own Miss Magruder Mrs
Hemke, whose exquisite voice few
Annapolitans have had the privilege of
hearing. Will take the part of Woman
hood" and Will have the only solo
part There will be beautiful woman
to carry the flag and wear the native
dress of each country where women
vote, and lovely girl to represent
each State in our Union in which wo-
men have been infranchised Their
there will be Truth" Justice" and
(Cnnfinned On Page ThranA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-12
FINAL CHAPTER
0F REPORT ON
WATER CONPAN
~. OF Long Term Bonds
Mare Advantageous At Time
m Sale How Members OF
pos-d OF Directors Are
Chosen
PROBLEM or LOW
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