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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-16
CHARLES TO SOON LAND AT MADEIRA
tRy the Associated Press)

Funchal, Island of Madeira, Nov, 16. Former Emperor, Charles and Ex- Empress Zita of Austria-Hungary, exiled by the allies after their two unsuccessful attempts to regain the throne of Hungary, are nearing Funchal today. They are aboard the British cruiser Cardiff.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-16
MONUMENT TOT.R. ON PANAMA CANAL
tBy the Associated Press)

Panama, Canal Zone, Nov 16.-A monument to the late Theodore Roose- Welt is under course of construction on Ancon hill overlooking the entire canal, the building of which occupied so much of his attention while presi- dent.
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Ing or za'ss taE Oh commodities
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fsaehsd amOnz senate lsafsrs d the
eastern blOr, representing The Indus
trial sseti0ns Of the country.
The outlook u favorable for n.
passage of the federal aid road bEI By
Congress In time TO help relieve IN.
employment n the building 0f high,
ways The amount asked. DDls), ,DyD
when d0abled BY Ike sum from the
states. would 20 long ways toward
helping sut things England has start.
ed o movement u this kind.
Director Dawes Of the budget an.
D0unesd the creation Of two addition
al boards which ~ declared would put
more bHsinsys efficiency In govern
mental affairs and result ln saTings %
the government u several hundred
million dollars year. The new rod
les sst up are the federal speclfIca.
tions and federal Traffic boards.
Governor Joseph ", Dixon Of Mon
tsna, In answer 10 message from the
national unemployment congress. has
wired u. +. Blaine, representative of
the western governors reclamation
congress. suggesting that 100 men
could be used Oh the different rrcla.
nation projects which have already
been started In Montana. Besides the
use of unemployed On Montana pro-
tecis, the governor stated that many
Thousands could be- employed 10 al.
vantage In other big western recla,
nation projects.
The American Lutheran mission at
Saujbulak, West Persia, has been At.
tackled and looted By KBrds. accord.
Ing TO official adyicss to the State De-
pariment from the American charge
d'affalres at Teheran, who saId he had
been informed Of the attack Of the
French and British consuls ~ Tabriz
Approval OF loan Of 100000 to
a financial institution Tor credit er-
tensions on live stock In Montana and
Wyoming, wa announced by the War
Finance Corporation. The corporation
did not make public the name Of the
Institution nor the terms Of the loan.
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GENERAL

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killed hlz Eifs Niih q rx1E lzs saas~
nssr.
( TEirry-fFs horz~s sus ulBlas and
three asgtsy rrEfkE u tbs gartszxe zat
street eissnthg departments a he rffJ
Il lltile Eaek were Ia'st 10 fire that
sEeps tb@ city Stables, In ihe sasr part
u tiss slfy. The E9.s II estimated At
fZ5D't Only 9ss u Tie Tlirty.lI
animals i1 th@ stable vas saved
The rsiIrssd bFofb-fhoods Lave q
strike fund u t2.ppD1np, whleh i ID
s8ftlrisrst fov q general s:rEs u any
Ienzfh. John GrgB4G, vfes!tient of he
United AEs0eizt.oa of Railway En-
p@Syts Gf North AE3@rirz and Isadsr
II the .p-czIled ~0stIaw~ strike o.,
isst ysar, declared 10 Chlezzp.
D~risisHs II inaEsy e0aru h0ga!ax
that IrnxztiOn coEnpalles can fore
e3sse o. farmers far failure 10 LAY
EAisT rent we're 10 effect upheld whsn
! the supreme C0Brt declined 10 reviex
appeals u Join II. Martens and 9TH
er ~ IdabS szzinst the Twin Falls
! Oakley Land and Water COMPANY.
( A resolution calling gpon Conzr-a
asd prsslasnf Harding 10 enact lsziE
IatiOn and amend tie M atl0naI prohE,
hilton enforcement sc; to p~rrsit ffse
manufacture u light wines and bssr.
IN order that the br~Tsriss might be
respeHsd, thereby relieving the unera-
pl0Jmsnt situation, vas pres@nted 10
the meeting Of the eiry unemployment
commission at 81 L1aia
Nathan Loar. AeIIean var veteran.
celebrated his oae hgBdredth birth
day at LeaEenw0rth, Kan. He was
born Oct, IsZi, hssr Cgipepper court
h0us@, virginia. His wife, with whom
he lived s~ventytwo years. died sfI
years ago. They we're parents Of ten
children. Lar has forty grandchild-
ren, fftyfhree Ereat,graHdchIIdren
and five great-great.zrandehildren.
Mrs. X. q. Rocker, arrested at Mem
phls, Tenn, several days ago on a fa-
gitige from justice warrant issued In
Dallas, Texas, where IL Is alleged by
federal officials she Ia under indict-
ment in connection with the embezzIe-
Inent Of 10000 from the Southwest.
ern National Bank, was released Hher
she gave bond for 1900 for her ap-
rearance Ia the Federal Court 10 Dal.
Jas.
one days session Of the national
convention ~ the Woner's Home Mis-
sionary Society Of the Methodist Epls-
eopal church at Providence, Il. l., was
devoted to the pledging Of money for
building funds, hospitals, rest homes
and orphanazes, and the guaranteeing
of scholarships for students In the M.
tional training schools Several ttons-
and dollars Of nearly s2.Oo0.0Co 10 be
raised, was procured.
Sam Nlrabella NJ Chicago slipped
while making wire and fell head first
into the barrel. He was dead when
relatives found him.
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Neu ssatrsn Nes6e,

New S<7tzss Needed.
Judge. be stays assy fruG hons
practically al the time
That's had
why. I even have to 60 oct to tAe
golf links when want to ASK hin fue
money
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Drawn roaether.

Drawn Together.
Mrs. JIbway and Mrs Calder havo
declared q truce"
What brought that aboutr
Community Of envy"
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Mrs. Gadspur Of the same nASA-
borhood has a new car
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Sweet orean.s

Ike ns7sr tt-e-yszr-oids, Dorothy
lane Is slzsys ve-y Ensis-ent On hav-
ing her orl solc-iocs- One eTsninz
she oec.tz. she must have something
70 eat before eetng to bed. and on 8
-Tey II the pantry. teri1ed 90 raw
Irisa rs1txtoez However. big sister
oo5e1rs to tbs cAoic.. sayins: Dor.
othy Jzce- JOG E1s- no. e.; raw %
tssoes hetors godng TO sieep. yo1 vii
have bad c-yanx-
wei thsa Eivs re sweet potatoes
tssy 7afs Ne street. dreams argued
Do<psky Ia1s.
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he who lives only in future Joys viH
know many present pains.
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Admitted.

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other day advocating q tax On beauty.
Jinks-Good idea They won't have
much trouble In collecting It
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-27

Being satis1ed with yourself Is not
always eoCpltnent to yocr taste.
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The Wrecs Batch.

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
QUICK CHANGES OF LANGUAGE
Among Many Savage Tribes Of the
Pacific the Old and Young Speak
Different Tongue.

Aree. the boy who acted as our maid
of-all-work on Vac (New Hebrides
group, South Pacific supplied me with
native words until l had fairly re-
spectacle vocabulary. but. when tried
to use il, / made the Interesting dis
covery that the OLD men and the young
men spoke different tongues, writes
Martin Johnson in Asia Magazine.
Language changes rapidly among
savage tribes. No one troubles to get
The correct pronunciation of word.
The younge" generation adopt abhre-
viations or new words at will, and in
corporate into their speech strange
c0rruptions of English or French
words learned from the whites. Some
of the words / learned from Aree
were absolutely unintelligibe to many
Of the older men.
The language varied considerably
from village 10 village, and though
many of the Vac men were refugees
from Malekula. it was very different
from that Of any of the tribes on the
big island. once estimated the
number of languages spoken in the
South Seas at four hundred. am now
convinced that as many as that are
used by the black races alone.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
ONE WEAK SPOT
Many Annapolis People Have a Weak
Part aud Too Often It's
The Back

Many people have a weak spot.
Too often it's bad back.
Twingcs follow every sudden twist
Dull aching keeps up day and night
Backacho is often from weak kid
neys.
In such a case a kidney medicine is
needed
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys
For baclachc and urinary ills.
Annapolis people recommend the
remedy Ask your neighbor.
Mrs. d. Myers. Madison ST.. An
napolis. says. Some time ago my
kidneys got ont Of order and | suf-
fcred great deal with pains through
my back and limbs had no energy
or ambition and became SO run down
could hardly keep going Dizzy
nervous headaches made me. miser
able The action of my kidneys was
never regular \ friend recommend
ed Doan's Kidney Pills and l uset
them. getting my supply from tn,
West End Pharmacy. Three or foul
boxes cured me sound and we'll NJ!
Kidneys haven't troubled me since"
Price 60c, al all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills ~ the same tha
Mrs. Myers had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Mfrs RuffalD
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
DIAGNOSE BY PROTEIN TESTS
Scientists Closely Watching Re-
searches That Are Being Made
at Three Boston Hospitals.

To learn what IS one mans food and
anothcr's poison. experiments are DC
ing conducted az hospitals IN protein
sensitization Patients are in0culated
with proteins from foods aud other
substances and subsequent cutaneous
reactions or absence Of reactions in
dictate whether those protcins are hos
tile or friendly. In three Boston hos
pitfalls the research has been applied
especially to the study of causes Of
bronchial asthma and hay fever. hut
is being extended 10 other diseases.
including indigestion and children's all
ments
The test is made by the physician
scratching the arm-a tiny scratch on
the skin. He then applies a drop of
weak solution Of sodium hydrate.
and in this places the proteins of what
ever substance he suspects as the cause
Of the patients discomfort Half an
hour later by the appearance of the
skin, the physician is enabled TO find
the cause of the ailment
II the patient is a baker -four dust
may he under suspicion and proteins
from that would he tested. In the case
OF hostler. proteins from horse dan
druff probably would be tried.
Pollen from ragweed, timothy and
other plants which are known sources
OF sneezing distress TO many persons
comes within the scope of investiga-
ton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
BALLAD OF REFORM
Morosely solemn, gaunt and lean

Moroseiy solemn, gaunt and lean,
The spirit of reform appears.
For Joys it has scent most keen;
Ii does not stop for gibe or jeers.
Into the soul of song it peers;
Stills cen the rhythm of the drum
Imagination dies and seres.
Cheer up, The worst is yet TO come.
The message, flashed upon the screen.
Passed by the Board OF Censors. !"
qaeers
My full enjoyment Of the scene.
So too, hate TO have my beers
Dcnadce OF the stuff that cheers.
such Things incline me to be glum.
But there is nothing aincd by
tears,
Cheer up! The worst is yet to come!
The best plays have ever seen,
The best books have read in years,
Some censor with an added bean
Kills ere the smoke OF battle clears.
4 grim. paternel spirit leers
Upon our joys and makes us dumb.
We never can be free from fears.
Cheer up! The worst is yet 10 comet
or every pleasure that endears
Some Anderson the works will gum
Or Wayne b. Wheeler sand the gears
Greer up, The worst is vet 60 comet
James Owen Tryon, in Bllti-
more American.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
Miss GLADDEN. To
Marry Ensign Willis

\ forthcoming wedding OF which
no formal announcement has been
made. will be that of Miss Elise Glad
den daughter Of Professor and Mrs.
T. l.. GLADDEN.. of ST. Johns College,
10 Ensign Robert Granville Willis, L.
s y, who was recently graduated
from the Naval Academy.
The young couple secured their mar
riage license this morning.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
tunU
Dance

spite lbc unplCasantly warm
Hc.hrr of the pest few days. the
nH.e ar 6isht in the Parish House
u 81 stevens Chapel near Millcrs-
N.e u1s very successful by eight
nv O'Clock every OLIVER" within
utus ot lem miles WAS parked upon
rrnc EACH little Lizzie" was
aceeI to The limit with girls in
nI'N orssndics aud white trousered
SUNG MON Who, within a few min
of their arrival were whirlng
'r bout 20 the svncopations OF the
''orcd orchestra Other coup
r.jei 2mons the tall trees about
he bait or s1t upon the portico con
tr- rhe house and church and en-
"t.i 'ho evening breeze.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
Leaving For
Marblehead

Commander and Mrs. Elmer w Tod
and their family will leave here to-
morrow by motor for Marblehead,
Mass, where Mrs. Ted Will spend the
summer at the country home of her
mother, Mrs. r. II. Wicks. Commander
TOO will 90 to the West Coast as navi-
gator of the New Mexico, and will be
ioiEed there in the autumn by Mrs.
7 cd and the children.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
Ia Attend Bali
~ Camp Meade

party from Annapolis that will go
to Camp Meade tonight to attend the
farewell dinner and ball TO be given
TO General and Mrs II. G. McGlau-
chen. who are leaving the post, will
il clude Commander and Mrs w T..
Hall. Lieut.-Commander G.. w. ID.
Dashiell, Mrs Arcner Allen, and
Lieut.-Commander f. G.. Reinecke
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
"NICkY" ARNSTEN AND FOUR
OTHERS SENTENCED TO "PEN'
ess The Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON. d. G.. June "a
Jules W. (Nickyl Arnstein and four
others were sentenced today to two
years in the Federal penitentiary.
They were convicted recently of con
spiracy to bring stolen securities into
the District of Columbia from New
York in October, 1919.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24

The county Jail at Muncie Ind. Was
broken into recently and several cases
of liquor stolen. Thus does prohibit
ton empty the jails-Lincoln tNeb }
star
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24

H uI }lfa George + Hunter, of
II tlcu son. c. H. Hunter.
Pc. thrr daughter and son-in-law.
HI Mrs a II Non Sicklen, Jr.,
Ele.n me stopping at Carvel
I# Tic p.r'y motored here from
.r.. ..lu where they have been at
.H#ur .he commencement exercises
u uucr Another son, Com
aI,r % r Hunter. is on duty at
.e >atH Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24

Mrs G. ". ID. Dashioll and ner
daughter. Peggy. are spending fort
light at Ocean City with Mrs.
Dashicll's mother Mrs. NJ c. Rohc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-24
Yesterdays Scores

New York. 10; Boston, l.
sSt. Louis, Sd; Pittsburgh. 2-3.
Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Chicago. 6: Cincinnati. 5.
*First game, L innings.