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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
14,OOO Gather In
 Great Patriotic
 Demons tratiOn
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NCONTlN L ED rIsOM PAGE O-.-sJ manifested itself tonight when 14.OOO persons crowded into Madison Square Garden
 As orators hurled scathing remarks at those who would attempt to foster ideals here other than American, each one was met with shouts and cheers from the enthusiastic audience. Gen mothers shared the honors Of the meeting.
 A demonstration lasting fully 1O minutes occurred as the procession or gold star mothers entered, escorted by a marine guard and military band
 A few moments later a, bugle an nOunced the entrance of General Pershing and another demonstration, equal to the first, took place. Legion posts from all over the city, came tIooping in behind their color bearers and as each arrived it was the signal tor renewed cheers.
 Thousands Stand Outside
 Although the great hall was packed to overflowing, thousands crowGed about outside in vain effort to en- ter. ImprompJu -four minute speak CTS" gathered their audiences on street corners. Four hundred police men guarded the area, but there were no disturbances.
 Colonel ". F. Gaibraith IT,, na- tional commander of the American Legion, presided at the meeting. and when m his brief address he paid q tribute to the gold star mothers no sound but the speakers voice could be heard. The vast audience bowed its head, mems handkerchiefs went to their eyes and women sObbed aud ibly. A moment later the crowd broke into prolonged cheering when Colonel Galbraith pointed to q section of the gallery reserved for wounded soldiers and described the men as the real heroes of the war" Pershinq Given Ovation
 As General Pershing was introdue- ed to the audience he was gwen an other ovation, the crowd rising to its feet and chtering ior five minutes. | Following General Pefshings ad idress resolutions were unanimously adopted condemning the spread oi mischievous propaganda among ouT people" and Nresenting as "disloyal any attempt to breed dissension be tween our country and the allies.J
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
CIVILIZINC FIJI

CERTAINLY Fiji Islanders civilized - The other natives fined os  soods.' Once there a time when yiians fney They didn't difference fomobne pair Now ana 10 Civilization overriding chief the the last
 
  prices
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
CAN YOU ASK QUESTIONS?

HEosT OF US asking questions 4 mush O fife i But court judges ability
  a a to ask Frequently he finds difficult
  appearing it, i
   by member of another be ons O adult
  ard questioned. represented is less ask questions a rnan
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
ITS BOSSES TURN

AOB3IN retired by the multudnous EAzabh that
  countless ;la all the lelieveu of and ht possible lie declares laboratories
  inehonored but noy oboslete methods i when heard the land a O mi time Instead tripping lightly the sunbonnet
  the mIkmaid will will
  food
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
FILLING THE SOIL

(OMPETTIoN individual - other
 High the city supplemented with statement liability of personal balance 8 city and he agriculture employe. 
  h must be a natur lis andab man the doctor machinery recreation and
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
.'What's Your Husband ooino ,,,


 Doris May and Douglas MacLean recent acquisitions 10 the ranks of mo- ton picture stars. are the lie of the party out at the big Ince studio these tumultuous days, Miss May is only lf years old. and MT. MacLean IS youth in his early twenties. Han plness Is their middle names. They Iairly radiate the joy Of life and old timers on the Ince lot say their pres. ence IS as good as a youth.bringing inJectlon of Dr. Voronoffs famous monkey serum"
 Mir. MacLean insisted upon his dressing room being papered with a blue bird design and anuses himself and others between scenes by playing the ukelele, and singing popular airs Tn most jazzful manner. He was once member of college glee ciub and possesses a pleasant voice Rut. tertlles adorn the walls of Miss Mays prlvate room at the Ince studio She oreezes in every morning with big bouquet of beautiful California flowers and presents everybody with one for their buttQnholes
 High spirits and wholesome fun are the chief ingredients of "What's Your Husband Doing?r the new screen farce in which this delightful pair are featured. It is a picturiza- uon of well known Broadway farce and will be shown at the Central theatre this afternoon and tonight and at the Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday, The film was produced by Thomas H. Ince for Parsmount-Art. craft
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
Mistake In Handling
 Funds, Says Kuchler
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(CONTlNUED FROM PAGE ONE. said. He said this money had been loaned at the rate of six per cent per annum while only recently the state had had to sell its bonds at eight per cent interest.
 Kuchler blamed failure by the state land board to segregate properly It's accounts for the mistake. He said .payments on principals owed for state lands since 1916 had amounted to s743. 3.3S742 and that this amount properly should have been used for making loans. However, he said, payments on interest and principal were reported to the state treasurer without making distinction between the two funds and both had been used for loans. He said he had ordered new methods used in transferring the money to the treasurer so this mis- take could not occur again.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
Man PLunges 20
 Stories To Death

CHICAGO. March 1S.-Ip full view of hundreds of pedestrians. George J. Kuebler. president of the Information al Fire insurance company. either jumped or fell to the sidwalk from his office on the tenth floor of an office building today.
 A small pistol with one chamber discharged was found on the body.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19

glue off'n your feet We got ta travel"
 And there are many others just as human and interesting which will cause the patrons of the Grand laugh and thought when this truly great photoplay is shown at that theatre on today and Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
UNITED STATES AMERICA

inscribed urchased citizen of America so U ounng American bu ( doesn't m al En.lishman anything the Amer icanm manuf O
 Q he Domestic in foreign Africa 'anyl 
 place United America the manu factur artce scnt rom country O lands.
 
 proposes dress which ime fools n tread
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
Preparations Bills
 Merits Are Argued
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ure took on. he asserted, depended upon the action of the Germans.
 Even if Great Britain stood alone in this matter, Chamberlain said. he be- lieved the exclusion Of Germany from British markets would be sufficient to compel her to give satisfaction to British demands.
 The proceeds of the bill, the chan ceIlor added, would be applied to the payment of British claims and the disposal of any surplus would be left over for discussion by the allies.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19
Full Accounting Of Partnership Is
 Awarded H. Smith

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
MEETING FOR NATIONAL
CATHEDRAL ASSOCIATION

All persons interested IN the Ma
tioaal Cathedral Association are mosi
cordially invited to meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs \. H. Scales Blake
Row, Naval Academy. on Wednesday
morning March Is. al II o'clock
This meeting is not for the purpose
Of enIarging subscriptions or for the
collecting OF dues. i is hoped hon
ever. that plans may be made Al this
time Tor increasing the interest n the
National Cathelra ANY suggestion
or turthering this magnificent wofk
viii zoe appreciated at this meeting
So little is known Of this great
foundation or OF its schools Il has
been mentioned that the two majestic
sentinel towers on the West Front.
outstanding features Of the Cathedral.
guarding the entrance saould 5e me-
MORALS to those who haze died IN tfe
army and navy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
MISS ALBERTA DUVALL
BRIDE or r. NJ. LAUER

RAYMOND n Iauer Of baltimore
aid Miss r Alberta DuvAil. were
7ln.etly married yesterday afternoon n
Alafgaret's Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Third district OF the
ounts Tie ceremony Was performed
81 Rex Il q CowIing Rector OF The
church Only members % the i'm
:ncdiats families and j few intimate
iriends Witnessed the ceremony
The bridegroom is the son OF Mrs
I-auer, and the laie Joseph l.auer, we'll
known in Baltimore and Annapolis.
having lived here for several years.
lie vas private Secretary to former
Governor Emerson G. Harringtondur
ing his administration as Governor.
anl now Is employed as assistant ex
rcutive secretary to Governor Richie,
The bride Is the only child Of Mr.. and
Irs Richard Duyall OF ST Margaret's.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
WOULD NOT ATTEND
SCHOOL, COLORED LAD
SENT TO CHELTENHAM

For continually ahsenting himself
from school Isaiah Franklin. living
at 50 Clay street. this city finally
came To grief and now will repent
at The Cheltenham correction school
ior boys to which Institution he has
been committed BY jolice justice J
Roland Brady
Isaiah was picked up hy Mrs, Mar
garej J. Ware. school truant officer
for the county. after securing war
RAM from justice BRADY This was
the second time that the young negro
had been apprehended for deliberately
piaying hockey. and under the cir
cunlstances. justice Brady deemed it
besg q send him TO the correction
school for an indefinite period Mrs.
Ware IS determined TO enforce the pro-
visions .of The school attendance Law.
both among the white and coiored
children of the county. and hope is
expressed that offenses such as the
above will prove .an object lesson to
other children
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
MUSICAL ON MARCH IA
AN ELABORATE AFFAIR

The fourth department Of The Ep-
worth League Of the First II +
Church has arranged an elaborate
program for the musicale TO he given
on the evening OF March 4 he pro-
ceeds OF which will go towards rais-
ing It's centenary fund
NJ + Sima's orchestra viii play o.
this occasion. and Mr. Sina. who IS Il
very talented violinist. will oie The
ehligaio TO Gounod beautiful Axe
Maria. which Mrs Richard Gardner
chaney will sing. and Will also be
heard in piano and violin selection
NTH his wife
G. l.. Clemson. who has 4 beautiful
tenor voice. will sing two songs. ard
Mrs T II Winters Will also give a
vocal solo while Mrs 6 II. Clements
Will be heard Iii two rea!in9- Iaere
will lie various other attractive faa-
;ures on the program. which prom
lses Il be an exterenlly entegtainisg
one.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
REWARD FOR
ROB|NS()N'S S CAPTURE
Baltimore Detectives. And Vir-
ginia Bluecoat. Assert Right
To S2.5M offered
UP TO COMMISSIONERS

Now mar the .ette,ee of Robcri
Robinson Ia he hassged for the murder
of lanes Elder TSaings III April. 1919
mas heen fully af'i9med bv the Aiary
lana fonr, 81 Anyseals the claimant.
5 tho rc,y,rd ~ - 50a offered i, lln.
cnun,v cnma,issi,:f,ers nf Anne Arail-
IL, en,,n,v gor ,b: ,rrest And tonxie
..i., 81 ~ ,n,,r,i,.rer .re l,cglnnins
81 nresx ma ,n.,ttsr
Tba. fhera are san nf,jefine Claims ~
,l.s raw..rd Il s:hnWn III eorresp,,l,-
sIa,,ea lrof,bt het.sre the Connty Conn
niss}n,,srs nn bsl.,lf 81 the Lancaster
q Dongberty Dstertive bureau 81
I,.. Isi,,,nra ,na ,l.a IL Il Is CHINA.
rsss ana 81 M, ,i1.n,b.rS 81 me palg \
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
DEATH OF MISS HALL
IN PEK|NG, CHINA

The many friends Of Miss Frances
Hall will ! e shocked 10 read tie notice
OF her death published in today,s cols
amn Of the Evening Capital
Miss Hall. who WAS the Youngest
child of Mr. and AIRS Julius Hall
was graduated from the Johns Hop
kins Training School for Nurses in
1919 and in January 1920, Went 10
the Union Medical College in Peking
China with a party Of nurses who
weni out under the Rockefeller Foun-
dalton to establish a school for train
ed nurses in Peking
Miss Hall was the niece of the
Misses Stockett of Prince George
street and of Frank II Stocke:, Of
this city Her older sister, Mrs Harry
HILL whose husband Lient-Com-
mander Hill, is on duty III Washing
ton. came over this morning to be
with the family which is complet 8
prostrated with grief. the death hav-
ing come as a terrible surprise as no
one knew Of Miss Halls Illness until
the arrival Of a cablegram last night
announcing that she had died Of scar
let fever,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
THIEVES ENTER STORE OF
". F. CH|LDS AND SON

Police officials OF the city were To-
lay given another case OF petty rob-
berry to work on Last night the store
OF w. i Childs & Sons. Conduit street,
s entered hy prying and bending
the iron bars over one Of the rear
windows. and although the csllprits
ransaeked file Offices. cash. and desN
drawers. nothing Of value was founr
missing when the establishment was
opened for business this morning.
That money Was the boofy sought
liz the misereants is the generally
accepted ltlief of Mr Childs. as we'll
as the police officials This vas IN
licdted by lie fact that the casll dra w-
er had been pried open The firm
never leave any change in the dra V
er. Paper and other things were
scattered here and there. but so far
nothing OF any consequence has been
found missing 4 dozen silver spoons
that were left i'll one OF the Offices
were moi disturbed The Chllds store
was burglarized in a similar manner
about three years ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
BIGGEST OIL FIRE
IN HISTORY RACES
IN GOTHAM TODAY
eIs, The l.soelaled Press. ],

NEW YORK. Mar 10 Fire
broke oul today in The standafl
OH Gompanys plant in tile Green
Point SECTION Of BrooSiya which
more than a year ago M4, the
scene af one OF Tie biggest o-l
fires ever Witnessed III this city
Four tank We're burnIaS. and
valiant Efforts were being made u
prevent the spreading - The
fanes rMo alarms has. bsal.
sounded by noon ard ambuidiras
unlmned Police reserves were
called from i've stations Tie
plant covers 4 large area
Efforts to draw ali the oa FROM
other tanks were male when tI,
Wind stoned to be blowing The
flames toward them Thousands
OF persons attracted by the CLOUDS
Of smoka locked 10 the scene
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
SENATE TO CONDUCT
PROBE OF RAILROADS
tBy 1he .Assocl,red rress.l

WASHINGTON. p G. Mar lN
After a conference with president
Harding today Senator Cumrntns. Res
put tlican. Iowa Chairman OF the In
terstate Commerce Committee an
nounced that he would introduce q
resolution al the April session Of Con
gress providing for Investigation By 4
Senate committee OF the railroad sill
nation
The inqairy. he said would 20 into
The question Of rates. wages and man
aeenent. with view OF determining
primarily whether there has Teen
gross mismanagemea ut ana Whether the
question Of wage reflections WAS q
Just one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
GUESTS COMING TO
S. p. C. A. PERFORMANCE

Lieut. Commander and Mrs J L.
Kaufman, of Washington, will spend
the coming weekend with Lieut. (
Commander and Mrs. w. d. Brereton.
and Viii attend the S. T. G. 4. gaude-
willie performance on Saturday night
While op duty in Annapolis Mr. and
Mrs. Kaufman were closely identified
with the various S. p. c. A. benefits
given during that time. Mr. kaufman
taking important parts in two Of the
plays given and Mrs Kaufman assist
ing in the management Of the per-
.formanceS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
TARGET MATERIAL
FOR ATLANTIC FLEET
supply Ship Lebanon Carries
5000 Pieces For Spring Prac-
tice At Guantanamo
~ The s.seeIatrd Prese. j

NORFOLK, N.l.. Mar 8 4 Ship
load 9ftargefs. big. little and medium
ICED and made to float or fiy, mas been
forwarded to Guantanamo for destruc-
ton hy the Jackies of the Atlantic
fieet during the Spring gun practice
The supply ship LEBANON carried 10
900 pieces of target material when
she nosed ont to sea, including the
huge lox floats on her desks al which
he l4-ineh trinlets of dreadnaught
main batteries viii Re turned loose
Fresh froa joint maneuvers With
The pacifc fleet in the Pacific. navy
Youngsters are expected BY officers al
The tase here 20 show 4 high degree
.of skill with their long nosed shoot
ing mons This year They have added
zest for their work in the plavtime
they put In with Admiral Wilson
cruising on the Pacific Coast of
South America The officers. may
hap. had 10 attend nany formal ham
quets and ceremonies OF reception at
ports visited. but the bluejackets got
chance 10 proWl ahout ashore and.
load up with Impressions of pictures
que tropical cities new 10 them. They
will have a lot TO tell the folks al
home When the PENNSYLVANIA points
The way north for the feet in April
and Jack gets short liberty III home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
HALF DOZEN N|ORE:
join ROTAR|ANS
Vice President Hopkins Delivers
Address To Annapolis Com
nercial Organization

SiA new members We're added % the
foll of he recently organized Rotary
Club. Of Annapolis. Al i Ianeheon II
The Grill Room OF Carvel Hall today
Featuring the occasion Was an ad-
dress by Henry z Hopkins. son q
Col. Harry j Hopkins. who is vice.
president Of the organization. and who
explained. among other things, Just
Nhat the Rotary Club means ana
stands for
The new members enrolled are for,
her Mayor times + Strange Jchn
TAYLOR, Ridgely p Melvin, ] Newftnl
Gilbert 81 George Barber and H .
Connolly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
HARDING DELUCED BY
OFFICE SEEKERS IN
WASHINGTON TODAY
ln, The A..oeiated rre.a. )

WASHINGTON. ID & Mar 10
The deluge Of patronage recon-
mendations. which have engulfed
President Harding ever since his
inauguration. reached a new hisn
water mark today The executive.
wing Of the White House vas
crowded with visitors. most Of
whom wanted to talk about az
poillimeais from aAibassaiorships
20 postmasterships
During the entire morning
standing room MAS AT premium
III Secretary Christians Office
and most Of the visitors failed io
reach the Presidents once More
iiian thirty senator's and repre-
sentatiyes were among the dan
callers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
MRS. CLARA SMITH PLACED
On TRIAL FOR NtRDEH
tlsy THE aa>oeiat-d press

ARDMORE, OKLA. Mar. 10. MIR
Clara Smith. charged With the mur
der OF Jake l. iIamon. oil millionail
and national committeeman, weni io
trial today in Oklahomas most inn
poItant murder ease
The court room was filled with z
rush just before court convened ant
when trial started every seat Wa
filled and persons were lining tn,
walls on all sdes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
BISHOP Of MARYLAND
TO VISIT ANNAPOLIS

The Right Rev lor John Gardner
Murray. Bishop OF MARYLAND. viii
make his annual visit to Annapolis
on sunday Al eleven o'clock he will
confirm class iii ST Anne's Church
The service will consist OF the cone
firination service and sermon only
Previous To that he Will talk 70 the
children at the SUNDAY school session
At ; o'clock Bishop Murray Will
meet the Bishops Guild in the
Parish House. and At I he will CON
nrnl a class Ill ST philips Church
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
Mr. IIopkins's td.lreS>
Mr.. Hopkins in part. said

MF H0phuls IN part, sdid.
Il deem il an honor 70 have been
appointed to receive into our organi-
zatIon upon this occasion It's new
members, and for their information I
will try to outline the ideals Of the
Rotary Club. The reason Il was found
ed aud lis particular bearing upon our
city
As you all know we haze 70
Chamber oi Commerce. no BODY sf
men to give commercial or ciqic in
formation to corporations or in
uividuals We have no collected body
OF men WHO have eo-operated iii di-
.reefly telling The country Just mhat
and where Annapolis is, or what We
Lave as opportunities within oui
border
II was our desire as young husi
ness and professional men Of t.lis city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
HAIR RRINGTON PLACED
ON ROUTE TODAY

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r,,,s. fram Is r,.fs 81 rallc, 5 Point
,i,.r. 81. rt,t .,s,n,,, ina navy top
1as,., 90 n,o,rlns
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p.,,rs ,na oy.rl,,ulire IL the uarrlnr
Jan l,.ye onlv reeenil4 hccn completed
and zen sii.t v,tf eagtsst ~ worh
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
Steel Tonnage Decreases
lR. The Associated Pre>s.l J

NEW YORK. Mar 10 The monthly
tonnage report of the United States
Steel Corporation showed 6,sss, Sc.
tons Of unified orders on hand Eehr'i-
arv aS. This IS 3 decrease in the or
poration's untitled orders since Janu-
airy 81. which were 7953.S74 tons.
The February total is the smallest
OF any since January. 1919, AZ Nhici
date untitled orders totailed only
6.6s4,96S tons
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
NEW YORK CENTRAL TO
REyISE WAGE SCHEDt Les
tysy The .associatea Press.)

NEM YORK, aIar. -. The New
York Central railroad announced that
beginning April Is wages of approxi-
43.00O ealployees in yirtrally
all departments would be revised \
will lie held later to de.
termine the amount OF the reduction
IN wages
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
Marriage Licenses

STINCHCOMB- BACH Earl Stinch
comb. 10. Afillersyille. Anne Arundel
county: Blanche Bach. Is. Baltimore
LAUER DI-vALL Raymond II
Lauer, g. Baltimo5e;. r Alberta Du-i
vail 21, st. Margaret.s, Anne Arnn
del county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
Stole Coal: Held For Jury

William Pie Johnson, colored. vas
held under $500 hail for Court BY pol
ice jastice William s. Welch John
son was detected carting away coal
for his own use from the Myers Cont
nanv. of West street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
STATE GETS PORTRAIT
OF GEN. ALEXANDER
Likeness Of Army Officer, Wen
Known Here, Hung IN House
OF Delegates
ACCEPTED BY GOVERNOR

On behalf Of the State Governor
k;tehie has accepted the portrait q:
Colonel Robert Alexandsr Who at-
tanned he highest rank Of ans Mary
lander during the World War col
oncl Alexander served as Major Gen
eral commanding the 77th or Liberty
Division during the late summer and
fall Of i9ia This division was one Of
several that claims the record OF hav
ing advanced furiherest into the en-
eiay.s lines Just before the Armis
ice the division WAS close 10 Sedan
4 number of Maryland Officers re-
qiesied Colonel Alexander 70 present
his portrait 70 The State. and the
Governor seconded the request The
portrait reeeatly arrived. has been
aung III The House Chambera the State
Heltse Colonel tIexander Il station.
ed Il Madison Barracks New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-10
STEAMER LINCOLN
STILL AGROUND ON
Tl]LLEY'S POINT

Stuck Hard And Fast On Reef
Du, ing Fog Yes'erday-High
Tide Awaited Before Effort
Will Be Made To Release The
Vessel