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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-02

The World War has not only created
many new economic problems for the
Jews but cultural problems as well.
With the ruin of many of the great
spiritual centers of European Jewry,
and with the destruction of many of
the Jewish Talmudical Colleges and
other centers of Jewish scholarship, it
has come to rest upon the Jewish
scholars of America to take over the
task of developing and promoting
Jewish scholarship.
For this purpose an organization
was recently formed by some Of the
foremost Jewish scholars in America,
called the American Academy for
Jewish Research. The expressed pur-
pose Of this organization is ITO en-
able Jewish scholars in America to
assume their rightful place in Ameri-
can Jewry, and to raise Jewish schol-
arship to the dignity and position nee
essary to assure its healthy and sue
cessful development in the future"
They seek to attain this goal by set
ting up high standard of Jewish
learning, by encouraging greater study
Of Jewish science and by aiding in
whatever way possible those active in
Jewish research work.
Among the first activities Of the So
ciety will be to organize the Jewish
scholars Of this country into one har-
monious body in order to enable CO.
ordinated and cooperative effort on q
large scale. It will also serve as a
medium between Jewish scholars in
America and those abroad.
All American Jewish scholars who
have distinguished themselves by
having made original contributions to
Jewish learning and are presently ac-
tive in Jewish research work are ell
gible as regular members. Prominent
scholars in foreign countries may be-
come corresponding members. At its
organization meeting the following Of
ficers were elected: Professor Louis
Ginzberg, President; Professor Gott-
hard Deutsch, Vice-President; Profess
sor Henry Matter, Secretary; and
Professor Jacob z. Lauterbach, Treas
urer.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-02
Copyright, 1920, by l. j. P. b.

The hot summer weather has not
overtaken New York as yet but Jewish
communal activity has already adapte-
ed itself to it. There are no Jewish
meetings of Importance, no conven-
tions, no new drives for funds. Some
work is still being done by the commit
tees of the old drives which started
several months ago, such as the Pales-
tine Restoration Fund Drive, the Re-
lief Drive, and the Drive of the Fed
GRAFTON of Jewish Charities. These
committees are trying to raise the
missing sums necessary to fill the
quota set for each drive. But this eff
fort is continued not by our leaders
and well-known men but rather by the
associate workers, because our lead
ers are not in New York just now. A
great many of them went to Europe.
All the executives Of the Zionist Or
ganization left for the Annual Zionist
Conference at London. The chief adj
ministrators of the Peoples Relief
Committee also went to Europe to at
tend the World Relief Conference
which is to take place in Czechoslova-
kia. Nor are the other Jewish social
leaders in the city at present. Most
of them are either at summer resorts
or in their country homes.
One new drive was started just at
this time by the Mizrachi Organiza-
ton. 1t is not drive to raise money
for a party-fund but rather an at
tempt to mobolize Jewish capital for
the rehabilitation of Palestine. The
Mizrachi Organization believes that
there are many rich Jews in New York
who are ready to invest varying sums
Of money in business enterprises in
Palestine, and so aid the building up
Of the land and the creation of jobs for
the war refugees and the immigrants
who will come there without capital,
and without the means of establishing
themselves on an independent econom-
ic basis. These business men, however
are lacking the necessary information
as to what industries would be most
fitting for the peculiar conditions Of
Palestine and most profitable for
themselves. Those with but moder-
ate capital need the proper connec-
lions to enable them to cooperate
with others who are in the same posi-
ton. 1t is consequently the purpose Of
the Mizrachi to gather data concern
ing these men, their names and adj
dresses, the sums which they are ready
to invest, and the branches Of indus
try in which they wish to specialize,
in order to aid them in organizing
themselves into corporations and in
co-ordinating their efforts for the
realization Of their desires.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-02
OUR WEEKLY NEW YORK LET
TER.

New York Jewish Social Activity AL
most at Standstill-MOst Leaders
in Europe-The Mizrachi Drive
Hebrew National School Strike
The American Academy Research.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-02

During the last week New York was
surprised by a rather unique and in
teresting strike in the National He
brew School, FOG East Broadway. The
principal, Is teachers, and the 800 pu-
pills all went out on strike against
the Board Of Directors. They demand
that the Board Of Directors cease to
interfere with the educational policies
and activities Of their school.
This National Hebrew School is real
" one of the finest Jewish institutions
in America. We may say that outside
of Palestine, perhaps no Jewish COM
munity can boast Of such a well equip
ped and administered Hebrew school.
Its graduates know Hebrew well
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25

do ruky, tax re mu z rany wy
trysklo pokazde nekolik kapek
krve. Ten lined krev utrel a
hral dal.
Had ten je velice jedovaty,
jeho ustknuti nasleduje smrt
"a malo okamzikI: procez W.
jew pIsobil ma mas neobycejne
mocne. Dali jsme prinesti ko-
houta a priblizih jej k hadu,
ten jej hned ustknul a kohout
"a chvilku "a hroznych krecf
zahynul; nyni Sc rozliceny had
chtel znova vrhnouti ma kohou-
ia, ale Ind jej chytil a zurfciho
a sycfcfho vlozil do kose. Nyni
chytla Mungo, sedici posavad
klidne vedle had1, kohouta a
utekla 8 MIN ma strom. Ale "a
chvilku Sc vratila.
Ma to wal Ind prazdny kos
a naplnil jej pfskem, do pfsku
vsadil mangovo (rostlina) Sc
memo pokryl kos kusem plat
ma. Jeden Ind pocal hrati ma
p'st'alu - "a chvilku sc plat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25
INDICTf MACOVE.

Sedeli jsme pred domem ma
verand6, kdyz k nam lehkym
krokem kraceli diva Indove a
devcatko; kazdy nesl ma rame-
ne ma bambusove holi kos. u
sedli pred nami ma p9sinu po-
|sypanou pfskem, odkryli jeden
kos, vynali z n6ho 2 jedovate
hady, pax odkryli druhy, z ne
hoz vyskocila opice mungo, jez
zurive hady pronasleduje. Je-
den z Indn zacal ma zvlastniho
druhu pfst'ale pfskati divnou
melodii. Hadi Sc zvedli obra-
cell hlavy ma vsechny strany
Nekolikrat uStkli hudebnfka
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Pc 5 min. snail platno a zvedli
kos: d6vce zmizelo. Indove po-
cali lomiti rukama naf1kati !;
konecne jeden z Mich zavolal
devce jmenem. Devce Sc ozva-
10 objevilo Sc "a jednim dosti
vzdalenym stromem v zahrade,
kde bylo schovano. Jak sc tam
dostalo? Nespustili jsme ma
ga oci ma okamzik. Videli jsme
jasne, jak d9vte veslo pod kos,
ma blizku nebylo niceho, nj stro
mu, nj kefe, ably Sc bylo mohlo
ukryti. Vid6li jsme pokryti kos
platnem, jehoz Sc pax nikdo
vic nedotknul. A najednou d9v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25
SrKzNH :.
30. N. TT

leskla prize k hackovanf byla
take snizena v Gene minuly IT,
den patnacti cent? ma dva-
nact a pdl centu "a klubko.
V stfiznim obchod9 gu Kou-
deli" V cisle 4735 Broadway,
prodavala sc 90. N. T." leskla
prize ku hackovani po dvana-
cti a pdl centech klubko v ne
obmezenem mnozstvi kazdy
den po dobu poslednfch sesti
mesfci.
A tax je tomu 9 ostatnfm
zbozim v nasem obchode! Bee
velkeho kf'iku a poplachu pro-
davali jsme dosud prodava-
me zrovna tax LEVINE a levneji
nez jinde pri nynejsich "shrou-
centch' cenach.
Zejmena nase podzimni a
zimni spodni pradlo punco-
chy pro dospele i pro ditky
prodavame levneji nez v jinych
obchodech, kdyby nyni ceny
klesly o celych dvacet pet pro-
cent, ale ceny prada a pun
coch v pfitomne dobe nekles-
nOu.
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svIT~

no ma kosi pozvedlo, pax do.
celia spadlo a z kose vyrostl
krasny maly mangovy strome-
eek. Nynf stromek opet pfikry-
Ii, pocali opet hrat ma pist' alu.
Ia 2 minuty platno Sc opet zve-
dlo a ma strome mangovem Vi
sely 3 krasne plody. Nahnuli
ljsme Sc verandy, ohmatali plo
dy - byly to skutecne plody
ma stromku vyrostle. Nyni "a
volali devcatko a priklopili lie
prazdnym kosem a kos prikryli
|platnem, pod nfmz Dive w.
rostl strom.
| PAX zacali Ease hrati a ska
kati kol koSe, jakoby tancili.
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&c bylo pryc - a stalo "a

&c bylo pryc - a stalo "a
stromem.
Ma to jeden z Indl pozadal,
aby jeden z mas udelal ma pesi-
ne z pisku hromadku. Stalo Sc
tax. PAX mne pozadal, abych
hromadku nohou rozhrnul. .Roz
hrnul jsem hromadku a hle -
pod nj byl had. Byl svinuty do
kotouce a hned Sc rozvinul a
plazil Sc k hudebnikovi, jenz
pfskal ma pfst'alu. Nova zaha-
da! Jak had Sc dostal do te hro
madky? Indove sedeli til kro-
ky daleko cd mista a nikdo z
Mich sc Sc sveho mista ami ne
Lhnul. rk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25

vsak Cleveland nejvice potre-
buje, ably obcane polovinu ca
su, jejz obetuji pro sport, obe-
tovali studiu hospodarske, pc
neznf a politicke otazky a pax
by "a kratko vedeli, jak upra-
Wit nedostatky a odstranit zlo,
ktere zdejsi obyvatelstvo TIL.
F. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25
NEMocE z KouRE.


je, ze kazde ditko "a til tydny
po narozenf ma cerne plfce. Dy
chanfm koufem nasyceneho
vzduchu 10000 dftek rotne O.
nemocni ma zapal Pile. Jak
mnoho jich zemfe, to lekar "a
pomnel udat. Zajiste by to by
10 znacne procento.
Kdyby zdravotnf trad v me-
ste 'Clevelandu 81 wal tn praci
a podal vefejnosti podobnou
statistiku, zajiste by nase me-
sto, pomern9 k obyvatelstvu,
nebylo "a Chicagem.
Kdyz do Clevelandu prize
dou hoste ma sjezdy z jinych
NEST, tenn Sc ukazou nase par
ku, boulevardy a Euclid Ave.
a tn 81 ovsem odnesou upomfn-
ku ma krasne m6sto. Avsak jak
v9tsina obyvatel v rdznych Ca
stech mesta zije, kde vzduch
jest pin koufe, otravnych ply
nd a dusiveho zapachu, o tom
vi jen obyvatele, kteff must v
m9St9 zft q z tech mnozf tomu
zvyknou a jen nekdy ma spra-
WI mesta zaklejf.
v pfftom1e dobe v polite
KEN zapasu Sc vede boj, mali
Amerika vstoupit do Lfgy ma
rodh, tax aby svym vlivem pQ-
mohla uchranit narody pred
valkou, aneb mali zistat neod
vislou, ably mas mlady lid snad
nemusel brati podflu ma urov-
mani pomeru v Europe.
V posledni svetove valce, do
ktere i Amerika pro ochranu
svou jako narodd jinych, muse
la zasahnout, pablo "a obet'
pres 80 tisfc naseho mladeho
lidu. Co tn bylo a jest zarmut-
ku utrpenf dobrych matek a
otcu, jejichz synove prisli o Ii
vot. Ob9tovanfm jejich zivotn,
osvobodili lidstvo Cd monar-
chic a vlady vojenske.
Avsak jaky 1cel ma nicenf
zivotd koufem a otravenym "a
pachem?
Jake utrpenf prozfva mat
ka otec mad lizkem um{rajf-
cfho dftka? Jak jest trapne
loucenf Sc jeho pozdstatky?
L6kafi Sc pokousf odstranit
toho zla nasledky, ale odstra-
nit pffciny, o to Sc zadny ne
stara, ami ii, jichz jest to po-
vinnost. Vetsina tech zastanch
kfest'anstvf davajf pfednost
dollaru pred lidskymi zivoty.
Kouf a otravujfcf zapachy by v
mest9 nemusely byt, kdyby
majitele prdmyslovych zavodi
chteli ma to penize obetovat.
v meste New Yorku cd hra-
mic do stredu mesta jsou vlaky
hnane elektfinou aneb k wy
tap9nf kotlI jest pouzfvano
tvrdeho uhlf, aby m9sto cd kou
fe bylo chraneno. Obyvatele
Pittsburgh Sc postarali, aby
kouf / otravne zapachy byly
odstraneny.
Proc to nemhze byt v Cleve-
landu. zivoty clevelandskych
obyvatel jsou meme cenne nez
New Yorku neb Pittsburghu?
Kdyz Sc mnze odstranovat
kouf a zapach v Ottisovych o.
celarnach v ddolf pod NEST
skou nemocnicf, proc to nemd-
ze byti v kazdem jinem prnmy-
slovem zavodu? Vtboru pro
zvelebenf m9sta Sc radf jak
zvelebit parky a boulevardy,
tax ably majitele automobile
sc mohli ma cerstvem vzduchu
projfzd9t. M6ly by Sc podobne
vybory postarat, aby ia nema-
jetn& tffda lidu mohla 81 upra-
Wit sve zahradky tax, ably m9li
malt park kol domova. V mno-
hych Gtvrtfch jest marna ma
maha, neb kouf a otravne ply
nu zniGf i vrbu bodlak, tax ja-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25

VmssovAnf nAnf jen nehazneHno nam. ponayad1
veds to 2Anletkam. rpot kterym mas Washington
varoval. nthrz hrozf rozdeenfm Amerlky donna
tmftute rozdA"nf ma skupny. ktere by byly cf.
tAny nasen politickern zivote. a srdrp muz0 a ZEN
hvla hv svhdera cd hesa America First k heslu
Rogdeienf Ameriky
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Amerika 81 pfete dohrou vhi vsech jinonaro
nfch Idf nsnfeie ri ale v1le cizincd kteff se
mezi mas prisli bydlet
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Chcen,e nsse jinonArodnf Amerltany ahy zn.li
Amertkn 3 netlspsf strAnky jejf shy dali Ame-
rice sve nejensf a " sAp1.tf xm.rckAho svedornf q
merickou volnostf mali byt nutkAni dat Amerce
tso srdce sva hsee loyalit4. kterA etnf a.
merickt narod vcxnarnrm cd vsech ostatnfch ne
skone,ou 1Askou X vlasti. 'F
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Avsak my 81 pfejeme ably vAckni myslelt o A.
ynerice ma prvnfm mfsta. aby slouzili Ameroe ma
prvnfm mfste. ably NELL Ameriku ddveru ma PRIV
MIN mfste
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25

Nenf to moano neocekAvA sc. ably amertcu OBJ
cans cizfho pnvodu nemeli lAsky ke svemu narodu
xeni ktere pefBll.
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do Wet ventovskcch. vstst nehezreaenstvf fe
tom. ttyhv se dostali mez sebou konflktu adopt
vanf AmerifanH
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25

Byl by ubohy material vytvetenf America
Dana. kdyby cizinec nemel smysu pcchopenf pro
.Ajny a natky, d4dn babicek. brath sesfer
tdyby nem4l pochopeni pro zAjmy svtho naroda.
ktereho ivzese Amerika 81 toho nepfete ne2dda to-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25

We Washingtone prichazi
do zvyku vypravovati sc ma
nakup kockou, jak vidno 2
tohoto obrazku, kde kocka
provazf svoji pani a zda Sc
byti zcela spokojena v sacku
v nemz panicka j nese.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-25

Mluvfm za plnou smerickou oddanost. neodmftam
vfelou nAkIonost srdce ldskeho av6ak trvAm ma
posyAtnosti obcanstvf
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Vtnuime znova jasnou pozornost tstavt. posky-
'tutfcf ste1nA prava vsem. skoncens poskytovanf
vcsad donna vlivu venku mysleme Americana
psfmem dnvAry hodnem Jeho prAvech plynou-l
Lfch obcanstvf
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Stednotit a zcelit krev czincn jeden proud v
Anerice MONO skoncit tvofenf skupin trfd zvlast-
nfch apel6 MIN. skoncit poskytovanf who'd KITE
rAkoliy Mich ts =
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Jsme nezmenitelne prot jakemukoliv rozdelenf
Amerikanismu pfftomnf dobe v budoucnosti.
Odvrhli jsns> predsudky nplne.
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Tfejme 81 snazne ably Amerika nikdy nebyla roz-
delena ma tffdy nikdy nepocftila nebezpeeenstvt
rozdrobeneho obennstva
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Jsme vsickni Ameritane vsickni poctiV Anne
ricane feknou jako ia .Amerika ma prvnim mlste'
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Jak mhzem NIT amerckou svornost. lax mn-
seme ocetAvat americkou 3ednotu. jak mnxeme u
niknort tfer"fn kdvz Americe hudAr,e
rokonset mtrhat DO evropsktch zsleztostf do asij.
akcch africkccf kdyz budeme chtft upravovst
hranIce kdyz hndeme chtft nokouset xakonait
souperenr zariivost staietI sporu Starahos Svata,
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NemAm poselstvf pro vas. kterA by pebylo adre'
soyAno X celemu americkem naredu.
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Rhd mvslim America kde kazdr obcan je hrd
sfu n zdroje. vliv pokrok. iehoz hrdost "a
logena je tom. mn2e hSt vykonano ma
lid pro vseclan lid. Nikov snad ceho bvchor
noh'i dosfhrout politicke anebo nArodnostnf W
hod4 toho kterebo nAroda yzdalene zemi.
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Amsrta te vnsf ahy.te il zachovai nikoiiv
r'E sknnin tsfd. plamen a vyynAnf nehra Are
rika jedna. Spojene StAty Americke navzdycky!
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sskSl

Rad mvslfm Ameriee bez rzodalek a bez ttfden
skupiny.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-09
OUT Of TOWN LEAVE
FOR M|DSH|pNEN Of
THE FIRST CLASS

Hope 81 the nidsaipmt il u ilie iisst
class a, the NAVAL Academy that they
would sci oHt u town leave during
pari q AZ CArsttnas holiday we're
satisfied today when Rear Admiral A
II Scales. Superintendent issued an
order setting forth tie liberty prisil-
cres that Will Bc extended q iAeln as
We'll as ihe local leave that Will be
granted meiabers Of the three lower
classes
Leave for The seniors g visit rela-
.tiNes ana friends on of the clty Wall
cover q liulc more than four days
Their period of leave taking wsIl begin
ii !. 4op u eli December % g Janu-
ary /. Inclusive Study hours and
reeitutionS for fae lower eIassmcn sill
be lspended from 4 80 on Deceeser
22 unttl evening roil-eail on December
q During tilt period the students
viii be PRIVILEGED q Visit officers aud
their families on thu government res
CREATION as we'll rs trend a the elly
Like privileges viii be evtended from
the affernoan OF December B 70 even
ing roll-eall January during iule-
tide week inferHal dances Will be-
held Al tile Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-09
MANY M|DD|ES ARE
ON CHRISTMAS IRE"

The Midshipmen Christmas Tree
for 1920 has been put ppo in Ban
erofi Hall That is the facetious term
that the midshipmen give 70 the list
of students unsatisfactory in their
studies, up to December j
The unsatisfactory midShipmen may
he below the passing mark in one or
more branches The number mounts
10 $50 out OF the 2,20o students. About
100 are in tire First Class Is IN the
Third. and about Is in the Fourth.
The causes that led to the large nuIn-
Der in the Fourth Class are assigned
as ihe admatance Of some Of its mem
hers u the Glass under the High
School Graduation Certificate and the
ra ising Of the passing mark Of ex-
ANIMATION 10 26 from It's former
standard 50
The large number, however. is rot
alarming. Under the direction Of au-
thorities Of the Academy night study
parties and extra recitation hours Will
soon lessen the list oi unsatisfactory
students and when The senli-annuaI
examinations end in January the list
NIL have heen materially reduced
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-09
TO CLOSE
ON SUNDAY NIGHT
Ministers Union Vote Unani-
raously To Hold Union Meet
ing IN Interest OF Near East
CAPTAIN HYDE. SPEAKER

The Ministers tsnion .! tinapeliS
held lts resiil.tf monthly meeting yes
terdaF afternoon az First Meihodist
fitseopfl Church Rev \ + Ovens
itle president presided Prayer Mls
e1"rad lty Rev J s Sewers
Its.v. II Wilson E}urKan county
chairman for the Sear East Relief
Gafaraign, reported 40 tlie proposed
eiosing of all Tle CHURCHES 81 thr r;(y
on sunday mglt iii order 10 hold a
ulHon sersise Ill The interests oi the
N"ar East q the Circle Playhonse
ihe ministers present unanimously
vefsd to allite IN the speeial seryles
@unday nlfllt closing the loeai
.c'lafehes for that evening
I'bc eaurches represented III the
iaion arc ST. .annes. First Pres
byt,rian. First Methodisf. College ave
.rae F'aptfst Maryland Avenue Metho
n & tho lutheran and Trinity Metho
DIST c;nrcll, South The Directors Of
the Circle Playhouse have donated
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-09
WHEN is A RABBIT
NOT AN animal !?
Ambiguous Phrascology OF Law
Groups Animals With Birds
Not To Be Sold
ATTY. GENERALS OPINION


y ileil Is Z rab0ii ho{ s,li Aililtig
tae AIS "er saghi IS found ta t.ai
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-09
COL HOPKINS HON0RED
BY OFFICE CLERKS

Gol Harry ! Hopkins today round-
eel OIL the thirty-sixtll year Of his
* vice III the office Of the Comp'rol-
leg of f!le state Of Maryland, where
he Ii Chief Clerk n honor Of the
occasion ana his long term Of service
iii the Office. The office force presented
Soi Hopkins this afternoon prior TO
Ii close Of Office hours, With q bunch
ii SO handsome roses,
'Tne presentation speech was made
by Joseph O. Mccasker, Bndget Ac-
colntant of The Comptroller Office
Wao in a few happily expressed r.
aarks told of tie high esteem II
which the Chief Clerk is held by his
lorce. Offering as testimonial the
beautiful roses
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-09
CAPTAIN MANN PAYS
VISIT TO FRIENDS
- ----~----

Captain William + Mann. formerly
in command of the steamer Emerson
e Harrington Of the Annapolis Clat-
hone Ferry route. visited friends IN
Annapolis last night
Captain Mann, who is now master Of
The freight steamer Ulster. put II here
with his vessel late yesst rday after
noon 70 vail fer the northeast gales
that have swept the bay for the last
two DAYS to ahate The lister is
bonud from Baltimore 70 North Caro-
lina Captain Mann left Annapolis
more than 4 year ago, and for several
months lie had command of the
STEAMER kershaw Of the Merchants
ana Miners Transp sportation company
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-09
TOBACCO GROWERS MEET
IN BALTIMORE TODAY

me MARYLAND Tobacco Growers As
'ociation. Of which Thomas Parran
S president. III holding a meeting TO-
iay in Warehouse No. 4 Light and
CONWAY streets, Baltimore
III il said that important questions
concerning tie marketing Of this
wears crops. for which the associa
ton is perfecting an organization, will
he discussed The Anne Arundel
oun.y Tobacco Growers Association
s branch Of the State body, and
illaav county farmers arc attending
he baltimore meeting today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-09
YOUNG COLLINS DIES
FOLLOWING OPERATION

George T. Collins age 24 years,
died this morning at the Emergency
Hospital following an operation for
appendicitis. He was The son OF
George Collins. of near Iglehart's Sta
tjon, this county His mother died
some time ago, and brother passed
aWay about year ago
The deceased was member Of Va
ter Witch Hook and Ladder Company
and served overseas during the war
ia which conflict he suffered injury
and was gassed-
The funeral will take place ou Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock from
the residence OF his uncle on East
street Tnterment viii be in ST..
Anna cemetery