davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21

Y SVOJtJ VldSVIIcJ ucSlfHc pIleicI
p6dy. "A ked sa mu p0da iieujde,
radsej zostane svojej dedine bic
dn triet' nez by 50 nal st'ahovat
trebars len do snsednej zupy.I
Oravan, Tren6an alebo Liptak
radsej bnde obrabat' donna tri
jutra pody, ktora mu prinesie "a
jedno zrno len poldruha alebs
dve zrna, nez by sa hnul do inej
zupy ma podn, ktora by lnu pri-
niesla "a jedno zrno osem, alebo
desat' Urn.
To je chyba. Tlto chybu by
mali hl'adet napravit' amcricki
Sloyaci, sveta sknsenl nahlia-
dajnci, ze Slovensko nekoncf sa
chotarom rodnej dediny.
Tym nechcem povedat', lie a.
merickf Slovaci vobec by nemali
reflektovat' ma podu, ktora sa
parachute blizkosti ich rodhych
obcf. Ano, mozn 81 ju ziadat i
tam, ale ked chen prfdel, kto-
reho by mohli so svojimi rodinami
vyzit', alebo jestli v si1sedstve
ich rodnych obci MET dostatocntho
vel 'kostatku, to radsej mech 81
hi 'adaj1 budncnost kolonizaciou
zabezpecit'.
Uradny postup pri parcellovani
je, re v smysle zakona da sa vel
kostatkarovi sest 'meshcna vypo-
ved' so strany Pozemkoveho IRA
du, behom ktoreho casu vel'ko-
statkar musi 81 usporiadat' svoje
veci ma majetku. Potion majetok
prevezme Pozemkovy Trad a po.
mocou svojich inzenierov maje-
tok rozparcelfuje medzi ziadate.
Pow, ktori sa behom casu IL poem
koveho komisara podn prihla
sill. Potrebny pocet ziadatel o,
zaplnf sa vel'mi rychle a al po.
stup s. parcellovanlm musi byt
vel mi RICHLY, preto kazde ONE.
skanie SO strany ziadatel'a moze
mu znemoznit' obdrzanie pody
Rozparcellovany vel'kostatok mu
81 byt' obrobeny, inac by sa "a
pricinil nedostatok potravin, &c
Pozemkovy Urad nesmie dopustit
A ponevac parcellovanie mus
sa previest' len obdobi, ked
1roda je sobrata S pol a, parcello
vanie je vel'mi viazane k casu.
z toho vysvita, re ii, ktori sa
podu prihlasia, mnsia sa dostavit
k obrabaniu zeme ma os a mus
sa mimi ma isto pocftat'.
Kancellaria Slovenskej Ligy
Bratislave dostala behom tohot
roku znacny pocet prfhlasov pc
: du. Viacerym poda bola al "a
bezpecena, ale ziadatelia ami sam
sa nedostavili, ami zastupcu "a seb
neposlali, ably boil kdpny obno
slozil a p6du zacal obrabat'. q
nasledkom takehoto omeskania
iakom polozeni je Kancellari
Slovenskej Ligy, to je l'ahko $
domyslet'.t :.
Shovaral som sa o tom s panon
drom Barron, prednostom obvo
: dovej 1radovne Pozemkoveh
Uradu pre- Slovensko a pan dl
Baar, maj1ci ma srdci zaujm
americkych Slovakov, ustalil s.
! mnou nasledovny sp6sob:
Americki Slovaci, ktori che
sa navratit' do starej vlasti a "a
} bezpeGit' 81 podu, mozu 81 ju "a
bezpecit al z Ameriky, jestli ria
! dne sa prihlasia podu a posl1 n
! nu obnosy penazi, jake su v stav
poslat', na memo vyboru, ktor,
bude znamy pod menom ''Pozem
: kovy vybor americkych Slovd
| kov.' Kazdy ziadatel mech I'D;
ze kedy sa mieni vratit' do vlas1
a dl'a toho potom jednotlivyr
/, skupinam ziadatel'ov prideli sa
patrienom case vel'kostatok k
kolonizacii. tt ziadatelia, kto1
; bud1 chcet' dostat' pridel pod
? vo svojich rodnych obciach, br
: d1 dl'a moznosti tiez brati d
!, OIL 'adu.
: To,,@o a<tDo1o,,o1 1yovyZ xy..bor ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
Market News
STEADY PRICES On
BEEF STEERS PAID.

foRT WORTH, Texas, SEPT, Ia
s,oady prices were paid for heef steers
today and strength was shown IN the
oow ana heller trade, while tho calf
market averaged steady, Around s,,oo
head ~ cattle and 1890 calvcs arrived,
Steers were vt hottcr uality than usual.
Two vars vt around ssa rounds sold
AZ seq. several eats " heavy stecrs
wen, at sA,Ao TO sbs1 aud q car Of
snu,hwcs, TcSaa stern ne,ched tsio,
Host warnings here brought ts,ss aud
the top On calves was se,,t,
Order buyers purchased practically
the en,lgc supply " 1000 hoea iocsl
packers scVurcd lcss than 400 head, The
matkc, avcgaFvd 10 TO 90 lower The
top was ss,aa and the hulk sales ranged
from N,eo 10 ss,sA riss sold at ts,se
~ si,uN,
fvsh rccclr,s IN tho shcep house
Uach~t only 400 head,
The markc, WAS sicady, Two dccks
" hmhs wcn, q, t,sa,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

>sw e<Ak><>S ~. Ssps. aa-Ess.
eer TS-eac a Srs.s AzlnAxs - r<x.n
- - s~ge " esexlas~sa sssssnA
,ssis IN soas a M ~ h1~t r,<>s..A "A
~ <tste 1.d the rursor taoe = ,rs
pspe esrsea pseort ~usS cs.nznx o.zI
tah soasi.tloa resext ~ tne snl.r~
- "a hat ~ - esnk "a npzsAal
n.l.setln< a ggsa u ealx sssl. - bAAS
'at ~ sres "a eot,en alxhee szlnx.
eiil'~m< a ser.o.i "a es~ne.~ uAcarn
sssiin<s s,~'sisin< een extensive ls,zI,
'A,taa a has eeatrsri> N s,u<-s 4
nv ~<>s'a uashns sseakss zee A. ~
"a ns'inis unsks asiNsnee "a = h n
peinta vNef eh<e VI xsslersA.x h1zE
vrises vere Al aet <slsas ga ne .1<x q
~ - 81 9eint> o~to>es tradr1 n ou
- lssa Fc~ - i*& and c'rsea u
Near wcnths wcre siss,ls Al a r.us
q one - ,hres pelniz ga IN openlnx
gall N omiatAs With a hiShsr ti>sr-
npol eat the sfsadiness d.d ao< la<t
Va o.ll AID imms,iiately slurx In
ehols h, aunped unssr pscssaFe lsom
ltauidhtion
fhenv ~erc syerul part.sl recos cries
ifvia the define. bun these wsr, not
,astainsd until Ealnors VEN he.1Td u a
'o, io~ private bureau condlsion re.
iort
IN h,e trading pfige movements
Wcfc nnch uarfovei bai The market
pok "a sicadler tone and closol very
tsadN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

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W. sN ENses~hA
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pnsAssssa ~ NV p-ntnsS 49, hx~s.
,steAsg aasi tsssu.Asr ee.se<l a i 10 sn.l
NAsrSh ana Ma Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
Real Estate


rAe srqt ssSo apiaa sSraer IA $40
lsfs &c AssstiiniA h,,ula 90 sas a n,
asst srss,s "a Nss.afiihi. so q. lss'~la
si.A ris aaN gas.slf ihis g,a b. Nlssaa
Nm haSS ~sst tfsnt elsA xsa h.lss
e'asf fset - e lp,S in sd NSanoa
Ss.,iiiiilil M t9snl lla,hrs Yia~h.rs,l
a.snSs.lo~. "a agiiR la taaasrss Asss-
iasaa nHnsse etainpsl sifh - -
49,. avn. tFees citS,i ~ c.tF inf.
school and IEAVng Rtts,i ,eiox ne
u,.arkch Slnali caSh aaNnsaa ~asS
tct1lS
Rl,nd ne0 uNe rooIn us,hrn Aiin<l
lou. "a hsl..tin tsaturos sod hsa,aln
psl,c &.-sa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

Nv AssesAssa rre~s
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far,Aer ac'slAk ts->he mssrkv, Nw ~.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

NEw olil.HANS. la Ssp Ia
lS"Ngh slV,s s,vody, SAWS ga Sscks,
I mc h~o as, lls sNcks cssclinA a,a,
lSr,cnAs sara sAvkA M,ncrs ecclrss
ASIA sAckS
EVAN vNv, S,casy; salcS Sssi lsscke,s,
Honduras at I l-tVA s~>s Ast pggkcss
i,lNc h~c AT llsat az latin reek,
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i~vec's sS~Ma hcNds at IA Nccclrss
See> lWS'kc,S
HAN aud l~alsh unchangc,l,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
Dickson Has For Today

GO hNi ws, from, ~, south 1vlc,
s,rc,, VIII sn,rglSc yon M tho rrlcV
~ this,
room houwc, hath and Mcakhs,
rNem On vast ront lW ~ lloo Nork
iincoln, rr,cc Aseo, WIN Mkc IN
some trade IN this,
A wcn lmrrVv,d sc,,cN land rou,h'
we, lNr, town ~ ,Ndc rW sMallc,
,ract, M sse acrcs, nW ,cN Tar nun
.,WaI,l,o, Tho wV,lon N m,ced so ler
acrNN way hclNw NaMN
NSme lW w SaN Jac,n,o ssSN, g'~A
NV hNNa~ NW alc AZ n srN, hat
easR IN SaN lac,nlW
" y,N want ~ sclL hWN, tNdo ~
rN, ~ vs.
A. S, Dickson
rhcne ssss Rcar Nss, Nat1 fank
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

FULLY equipped optical specialists Of
t'ce and practice for sale. Pine uppur
tuniiy 70 enter AZ once into q god pay.
ms practice. established - years. own.
90 having the city. can give posses
sion octoher 18th Write or ,an 40
cnce upon Dr Chudr Woiott. salt, g.
Ma, -i'ynum Building,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
WICHITA MARKnx

NltiitfA Kan. SEPT a. Hoaa
zoe. msFkc, iic lpver. TOP q tooo
cattle i.spo. market steady heef 1|cnI
81 ,aneis beef cows and heifcrn
foni slokcrs and feca<r- a. e
.iulk COWS ana heIisfs a.
halls q iep topi caI>ss ts.5o0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
|MATER|A[ UPT1RN
SEEN IN WHEAT

w Assosis,sd frees
CHICAGO. acpt, IA Arncntlne
sltunth advices together with unme 10.
vival ~ exports business IN tnlh roun.
wy icd 10 n material upturn today IN
the price of wheat The market closed
tlrm Ella 10 ai,so net higher, WITH ~.
rcmher sl,ss 10 ,i.ssid and May
u,ssa ~ ~ ti,ai Corn finished w.
changcd 10 it6aSc higher, oats up ~
to i,sns'se, provisions varying from
&c decline 10 &c gain,
hulls IN WHEAT WIRE prompt 10 take
advantage az The failure ~ predictions
Mf rain IN Argentina, On The other
hind the apparent Increasing likll.
huod II serious eurtallment ~ The Ar.
Een'ine Yield was given ~ the chlsg
rsNson for numerous eriers n pur.
chase. During the resultant uplurN.
houses that wcrc conspicuous srllcrs Of
late ecoamc chief buyers. Eu(lmNssa
wcw eufrcn, that export huelness t0g
tho day to,alled i.eee. 600 husAels and
'hcw was sos~ir ,hs, Tor the flsss time
slnce isis ialan was acquiring wheat
~ a hfeo srale.
Only a m~scm,e reAselor IN prlcss
was caasca by late sslcs 10 realise
rr0iitA
caa AND cate sSmwshlses with
WHEAT strength, Rural &twlmus q
c~tn were said 10 have fAlea efs.
frovssions avesAxUa lower. laslu.
s1oea ~ acwamras IN heuN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
aAResi>s ~ sEc0>p I'M osS
oLi>k PUMPS

one Gilber, 4 Barker : gallon sirckc
one Grouse clear vision 10 gallon bowl
visible.
One igallon stroke Bowscr
Can arrange terms % suit on any %
these.
They bought Guarantee Nisibies
BoN as. amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
Wanssd To HsaSls

20 foet "a ga Nan Bslrsa ,irect "a
ursi iayment ~ modtrn bunslloN.
for lnadcrn hlngaloN 81 lots. sev
eFsi ,housinl llolhrs worth Il arst
vendor hen noiss snd srVen rassenscr
1890 nolsi Chandler car
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

tOR TRADE or S.NLE-iso o. 40
actcs u land, nearly an N caltiNatiou.
within i've mllcs 81 fhinSicW. Nh
trade Tor god residence IN Amariilo.
Must b. well located aud worth tha
moae,. 0~ner y. "a Maione. Plan,
VIcw. TEXAS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
Moi,nstrrN Fur saIn.

'ANIbishl re-, Eng. Arpt, Ia
l'ln'kfrialN monastery hull IN the
fourteenth ~ntulY has been pnl IN
fur Wlc hv lnrAl real estate firm,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

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NHw yuRk, Sept, is,--s,NnssHwassen
~ sac ace,me whsch had hssa cArskr<l
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se',esN vetftsd the cessoA mArae( alc4,t
~ " : i'N rer l~sNnd eelcw rrS~ns
h~h W,cc> aattNx sy<iNvs cAr>S trsa.
ne, ufteftNSs thru es~Ame a>r<kullr
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w NV tsS~N tale ~ sNlA NN1 s>esaas
Al Nea eeaa~vd With lace II ~.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
MONEY TOLEND

Wv wish ~ NNN~NN,o that ~ hAvc
rSVN,N mastc attaNscawc.ss With n
g,~s. WllaNNr fNrN MMtsagc NaNlsNay
~ AANalc wm Mrm mNstvNecs and are
NV " a i~SSltNM a. makc mNmsShNte
HANS ~ RNlSN,NA eNrNss AMI ENNch~s
,N,>sasN~a, Tho rNnNNnaN> i.sAns u
NVsM sA,cee M lNNtVsfN>l ,NsvgVNt rate
u MlVsVss and laNaNN scsNNcN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

WA>TEp-Ihfee OF more modcrn.
clcan. unfurnished roons for light
housekeeping. Phone ESQ !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

tNfS Nt>N-nNsreg Z teeea eaaR<seeS.
n Ns,AsA e~,A SsrN<SD sseE VsF 49,
shA hSa~sS ~ >~R lssnte t3,S ". u
n>Wap a ~ fAsae IA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14

FOR rSNnH-t>ses FespN ursNSN
esa~sC Al su4gesNz~sasS 80 ~Aan
issEse - s~A &c a. oTss paSSsas,
f,ssae ~
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
Chinaman Held For Trial.

Louie Gam, Chinese cook at the
Hotel Moscow, was arrested Friday
afternoon on a charge of assault with
deadly weapon on Maybelle Dunn,
and was held in $500 bonds for trial.
Propate Judge Nelson fixed the
bonds at $1,000 but Prosecuting At
torney Nisbet consented to reduc-
ton to $500, which was suggested by
the attorney for the Chinaman. 1t is
understood the bond will be furnished.
The Chinaman is said to have made
a vicious attack on the young woman
with big butcher knife, and only a
corset steel prevented serious if not
fatal injury. The knife, thrown at
the young woman from distance of
IL feet, struck her back, the point of
the knife striking the corset steel,
which was dented. The knife glanced
and penetrated the young woman's
back, cutting a cash two inches long,.
but not very deep. Prosecuting At
torney Nisbet says the steel saved
her from serious injury and possibly
death. The Chinaman became en-
ragged because tin box belonging to
Miss Dunn had been placed on one of
his tables. He knocked the box off
the. table and Miss Dunn threw the
of an individual creamer in
the Chinaman's face. The Chink
Flew into rage, and seized the knife,
which he hurled at Miss Dunn as she
ran out of the kitchen into the dining
ROOM
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
FIRST TWO MONTHS
OF 1921 WERE WET
PRECIPITATION MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF 1920 AND
FAR ABOVE NORMAL.

There will be no shortage of mois-
ture if the remaining months of 1921
keep up the pace set by the first two
months, which have established a
new record for many years. The pre-
clpItatlon for January and February
has been more than double that of the
same two months in 1920, and is 1.84
inches above normal. The precipita-
ton for January and February, 1920,
was 300 inches and for the same
months in 1921 it was 6.65. The nor
NAL for the two months is 4.93 inches.
for the two months is 4.93 inches.
Last year there was but 30-1O0 of an
inch of rainfall in February. This
year the precipitation for February
was 2.70. The normal, is FL inches.
There was 1875 inches of snowfall in
February.
The report for the last week Of
February, and the report for the two
full months of January and February,
just issued by F. L. Burkhart, wealth
er observer at the University of Ida
no, are interesting. They show that
the year 1921 is starting off with
a new record for precipitatin, fol-
lowing an unusually wet December,
which insures enough moisture in the
soil to give the crops a good start.
February was much warmer and
brighter month than January. There
were Is wholly clear days in Febru-
airy as compared with only five in
January. In February there were
only six wholly cloudy days, while
January had Is days without any
sunshine. The last week of Febru-
airy was unusually warm, the maxi
mum temperature for the week rum
ming from AT to SO and the minimum
from 80 to IS.
The itemized daily report of tenn
perature and precipitation for the
last week of February, as shown by
the figures supplied by Mr.. Burk-
hart. follow:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
This Pure Cream
Stops Head Colds
Apply in NostrlIs IT Opens
Air Passages Instantly.

Colds and catarrh yield like magic
to soothing, healing, antiseptic, cream
that penetrates through every air
passage and relieves swollen, in
famed membranes of nose and
throat. Your clogged nostrils open
right. up and you can breathe freely.
Hawking and snuffling stop. Don't
stay stuffed up and miserable.
Get q small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist Apply
little in the nostrils and get instant
relief. Millions endorse this remedy
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04

And now comes old man Pops fav-
orite daughter. So Long Lefty, 1872
Thursday afternoon the Mokepe-
pahrean club was royalty entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. M. E. Wash
burn at her home on first street The
afternoon was one of delight and the
refreshments were delicious and gra-
ciously served. Mrs. John G. Glib
son was guest of the club.
Special on lard No. 8, zoe; No. S,
$1.00; No. 10, $500. Cold Storage
Market. 1872
Once every three years the Royal
Neighbors hold a State camp meet
ing and this year Royal Neighbors
Lodge No. zoos will entertain the
state camp at Moscow in the I. O. O.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
Another Family Needs Assistance,

That family Of seven, consisting
of the parents ard five children, the
oldest seven years old, is in need of
help Immediately, is the statement of
neighbors. The family lives near the
city park. They are said to be in
need of food and clothing. Mrs. Roy
Holman, telephone 262R will see that
any donations of money, food, cloth
ing or fuel reaches the family, but
she, and other neighbors ask that
help be given soon as the family is
said TO be in dire need
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received
by the City Council of Moscow, Idaho
up until 1880 p. m. on Monday, March
7th, 1921 in connection with the in
stallation of an ornamental street
lighting system on Main street be-
tween A and Eighth streets.
Bids will be received from con-
tractors under the following divi-
sions:
Section A-Installation of all cleo
trical equipment, including lighting
posts and access cries of same and
cable. all equipment to be furnished
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04

by the City.
Section B-Excavition for cable
lines and light post bases, replace
ment Of concrete pavement over cable
and construction of concrete bases,
for light posts, including all neces--
sary material.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the office of the City En-
gineer.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and to award individual
contracts on each section separately
to different contractors.
By order of the Eight Committee of
the iCty Council, Moscow, Idaho.
H. J. SMITH, City Engineer
129-134
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
TemDeratrIre
Form College Press Association.

; c. H.. Swanstrom, editor, and H. E.
Hosier, business manager of the Ar
gonaut, the University of Idaho stu
dent paper, have just returned from
Salt Lake City, Utah, here they at
tended meeting of the editors and
managers of college and university
papers, for the purpose of forming an
organization for the exchange of
news along the same lines as the As
ISOLATED Press. They report fine
trip, good time and a successful
meeting which it is hoped will result
in improvement in college papers.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
Macabees Were Entertained

The Lady Macabees of Moscow we're
entertained Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Mary Rodner, 701 East Third
street. There was a good attendance
and a splendid time was had. Mrs ",
f Cahill, daughte' of tho hostess, as
sisted in serving delicious refresh
lnpOts
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
4+++
= CITY NEWS =

Weather-Idaho, tonight and Sat-
urday, fair, except probably rain in
the southeast; cooler tonight.
Complaint is made by farmers liv-
ing in the neighborhood of the Hunt
school house that the dragging of the
roads was not extended beyond the
end Of the new graded highway. They
say the ungraded roads needed drag
ging worse than the hard surfaced
and we'll graded and drained highway
and will ask the commissioners to ex-
tend the dragging to the dirt roads.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
Ladies Guild viii Meet

The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
hold their second lenten tea on Tues
day afternoon, March 8, at the home
of Mrs. N. Williamson. A cordial in
vitation to attend is given to all
friends of the church and the guild.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-22
AT THE CIRCLE PLAYHOUSE
TONIGHT

Occasionally there comes TO the
screen a photoplay which can be con-
sistently recommended TO every man.
woman and child Such a one is the
latest Selznick Picture. THE Highest
Law" which will be shown at the
Circle Playhouse tonight.
The story is simple and becomes
ydoubly impressive by virtue of this
very simplicity. Ii is merely the faith
full depicting of an act OF mercy by
a man who will forever remain one
of the outstanding figures in the
worlds history-Abraham Lincoln.
and in the role of the great enamel
pator Ralph Ince, who also directed
the production, once more demon
strates that he is entitled TO be class
ed with the greatest character actors
on stage or screen.
The story starts in the. present day
and by aid of the 'hashback" the spec
tator is taken back TO the days of
the Civil War. Here we see happy