davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
VfTEZSTVi PRO VLADU.
v zalobach, jez podany byly
We spojeni 5 dani dIchodI.

Washington, 90. brezna. Til
rozhodna vitezstvi byla ziska-
ma vladou dnes We vykladu nej-
yyss.ho soudu terminu "dn-
chod".
Soud zaujal stanovisko, ze
kazdy zisk korporacnich cen
nych papiru neb korporacnich
aktiv kazde zvyseni v hod-
note ulozeneho kapitalu podle-
ha: dani jako dlchod. V kaz-
dem pripade dobrozdani bylo
schvaleno celym soudem.
Generalnf solicitor Frierson,
jenz byl pr r.tomen pri cteni do
brozdani, pravil, re We vsech
bodech podpiraji .stanovisko
zaujate vladimir odborem spra
vedlnosti. Jinym vysledkem
bude, ze odbor pokladny ne
bude nucen neustale zamestna-
vati Sc zalobami, jez zadany
byly behem minuleho roku.
Patrne umyslem, ably vyfi-
zeny byly vsechny danicni spor
ne otazky, soud pred svym od-
rocenim IL. dubna bodla witt
v dvahu argumenty We veci di-
vidend z pojisteni av pripa-
dech reorganisace korporaci a
dedictvf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
PROTI SENSACNfM ZLO-
CINNYM FILMUM.

Columbus, o., %. brezna.
Ziskav souhlas snemovny po-
slanecke pro svoji predlohu,
ktera zakazuje ukazovani DO
hybiivych obrazku, znazornu-
jicich zlociny, poslanec Mccoy
z okresu Adams dnes vecer DO
.dal dalsf pfedlohu, die niz u
tvorena by byla censorska ko-
mise pOznstavajici re clenu kos
stelu a matek malych deti.
Predloha ustanovuje, lie tri
clenove cemsorske komise ma
ji byti "dobre 81 stojici clenove
evangelickych cfrkvi' a druzi
diva museji byti matky malych
detf. Vsichni clcnove, z nichz
jeden ma byti advokat, byli
by ustanoveni direktorem skol-
stvi, kteryzto ufad ma byti u
tvoren novym zakonem ma ere
organisovani statni spravy,
slouzili by die dobrozdani ono
no dfednika,- platem $4,000
rocne a hrazenim cestovnich a
jinych vyloh.
Senatni vybor ma skolstvi
odporucil dnes veeer k pfiieti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
POLSKY NAROK.
Cinen jest ma tretinu horno.
siezskeho uzemi, v nsmz konan
byl plebiscit.

Varsava, 27. brezna. Stati.
stika, opirajici Sc 0 nedredni
zpravy z polskych pramenu o.
hledne plebiscitu v Hornim
Slezsku, nasvedcuje, ze polska
vetsina So procent jest v prI-
myslovem distriktu, jenz jest
hlavnim predmetem sporu me-
ri Nemeckem a Polskem. Ten
to distrikt tvori celou jednu tire
tinu sporneho uzemi. We me-
stech V husteji zalidn6nych
prdmyslovych strediskach,
Nemci mali sice vetsinu, avsak
Polaci mali vetsinu We vsech
sousednich mestech. Byvaly ne
mecky cisar Vilem ma veliky
podil ma dolech V Koenigs-
huette. V distriktech Rybnik a
Pless, kde jsou dllezite uhel-
ne dolly, polska vetsina obnasi
G5 az 78 procent odevzdanych
hlasG.
Varsava, q. bfezna. Stanne
pravo prohlaseno bylo v Byto-
mi. katovicich a jinych castech
Horniho Slezska ma zadost pol
skfch ufadu, jak oznamuji ca
.sopisy, nasledkem nemeckych
htokd ma Polaky. Prodej liho-
vim byl zakazan a veskere po-
ulitni shromazd6ni je zapove-
Zeno.
Polske zpravy oznamuji, re
nemecka obcanska garda napa
da polske delniky, jichz neko-
lik byle usnrrceno bshena noe
Mich srazek. Pravi Sc, re 600
cienu nemecke obcanske gar
dy napadli bombami 1fadovnu
polske plebiscitni komise V
Lublinici a znacne il poskodili.
Take V osadach, kde docileno
bylo polskych vetsin, nemecke
gardy znepokoiuji polske oby-
vatelstvo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
KRAJAN SEBEVRAHEM.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, 25. brez-
ma. Post. zpr.) Ma sve farme
blize Prairieburgu spachal sa-
moyrazdu padesatilety krajan
Frantisek Bures, obesiv Sc V
lstaji. - Neni urcite znamo, co
ljej k zoufalstvi dohnalo, mysli
Sc vsak, ze financni tisen vse-
no byla pricinou. Mimo to pred
|tydnem osmilety jeho synek
lspadl $ kon6, kterazto nehoda
jeste vic v trudnomyslnost jej
uvrhla, ackoli poraneni synovo
|nebylo zivotu nikterak nebez-
pecne. Onehdy vysel Bures Ia
obvyklou svou praci do chleva
a vic xiv do sveho obydli Sc ne
vratil. Obesil Sc totiz a mrtvola
jeho po kratsim patrani donna
cimi lidmi byla objevena. Bylo
sic Timed pro lekafe poslano,
ten nemohl pohrichu jina6e
nez zoufalcovu smrt konstato-
vati. Bures byl dobromysIny,
starostlivy muz, jehoz truchli-
Wy skon sousedstvi pochopi-
telne sympatie vyvolal. Tyz mi
mo vdovu zIstavil nekolik do
rIstajicfch ditek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
NEVESTY Sc ZTRATILY.
Opusteni zenichove tvrdi, ze
odesly neznamou zenou.

Youngstown, O., %. bfezna.
Tajemne zmizeni pi. Agnes
Hetzellove, 18-lete a pi. Thel-
my Hetzellov6, 2O-lete, sester,
jez Sc onehdy provdaly Ia Hen
ry a Jacoba Hetzelly, bratry, z
Atlanta, Mich, bylo oznameno
zdejsi policii zenichy dnes.
Zmizeni, vysvetluji opusteni
manzelove, nasledovalo pfijeti
pozvani cd jedne nezname ze-
ny, ably S nj jelly automobile.
Marine patrani po ztrace-
!nych nevestach, jez byly ma sva
,tebni ceste, bylo podniknuto v
Youngstown a okolnich me-
stech.
DIE sd6lenf ucineneho ma po-
licii bratry Hetzelly, novoman-
zelske parky projely Clevelan-
dem vcera automobile byly
ma ceste do North Jackson. ne
daleko odtud, kde minily ma
vstiviti pfibuzne newest.
Brzy potom, kdyz byli vyjeli
u Akronu, zastavila je zena,
jez stala vedle velikeho auto
mobilu. Rekla, ze raf il praskl
a zadala zenichy, ably jej ma
hradili jinym, kteryz S sebou
mela. Kdyz pracovali, rozmlou
vala newsstand a kdyz byl raf
zmenen, pozadala jc, aby jelly
s nj, jezto jest il samotne tesk-
mo.
Velika kara rychle zmizela
2 ocf mic zl6ho netusicfch man.
zeld, jichz obavy byly vzbuze-
my az kdyz odjely do North
Jackson a shledali, ze, nikdo ne
'videl tam automobil sc tfemi
zenami. .@,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
VIVIANI v NEW YORKU.
Drive jsimu francouzskemu pre
niierovi dostalo Sc nadsensho
uvitani.

New York, %. brezna. Rene
Viviani, mimofadny vyslanet
q Francie, prijel sem dnes ne
parniku La Lorraine a poiede
do Washingtonu z.tra. kde ma
vstlvi sekretare statu Hughese
a ucini poklonu PRESIDENT
/. .'redstupovi.
(, m prijezdu francouz.
sky statnik vydal nasleduiici
piipravene prohlasen;:
"Pfisel jsem do Spojenych
StatG vyjadrit presidentu tetc
velike republiky uctu sve ze-
me a celeho francouzskeho ma
roda. Nemohu tudiz ueiniti
zadne vypovedi, pokud nepo-
zdravim prvniho obcana teto
velike demokracie a velIkeho
slechetneho lidu, pro nejz Fran
|cie chova oddanou lasku a ne
hynouci vdecnost".
'7Dfivsjsi premier wat byl z
La lorraine V karantene ma
vladni lodici Manhattan a pro-
vazen vzhuru po zalivu Marce-
lemKnechtem, svym osobnim
zastupcem V uradovne delni-
ckeho odboru Svazu Narodn a
Gastonem Liebertem, francouz
skym generalnim konsulem.
Ma policejnim parnicku
John F. Hyian okraslenem
francouzskymi a americkymi
prapory hrala hudba a prissssi
policejni komisar Rodman Wa
i amaker a komisar staveb Gro
yer Whalen prijeli az ku La
Lorraine, kde uvitali vynikaji-
ciho hosta imenem mayora Hy
lana.
Kdyz puiceini parnicek a
DC mem Manhattan pristaly u
+ Tieru, bylo tam tri tisice lidi
nadsene jasajfc:ch a hudba
zncva zahrala "Marseillaisu".
Niviani, oden V jednoduchem
modrem obieku osumelym
lrn6dym kloooukem ma hlave,
ztracel Sc kolonade vyso-
hynh cylindru obklopujicich IL
fedili a ner. .edni uvitaci vybo-
ry. Nekolik tuctu fotografi-
ckych pfistrcii bylo obraceno
ra slavneho Francouze, jenz o.
chotre Sc podrobil teto proce-
dufe.
Viviani nyl clenen francouz
size missr y L. 1917, kdy zaro-
ven piijel s nim marsal Joffre.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
PRO SNfZENf MZDY v KREJ
cOvSKEM OBORU.

Chicago, 20. breZna. Znova
upraveni mzdy pro 10000 del
nikI zamestnanych ma vyrobe
muzskeho satstva bylo Zadano
vyrabiteli V Chicagu pred arbi-
tracni komisi utvorenou TOM
to primyslu V minulem mesici
cervnu. Vyrabitele zadaji sni-
zeni 25 procent ma mZde a Vi
ce zdatnosti cd delnikG Ia
mestnavanych ma tyden. Orga-
nlsace krejcovska hodla Sc po-
staviti proti projektovanemu
snizeni mzdy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

Southport, Angle, %. bfez-
ma. Neodvisla d6lnicka strana
ma konferenci zde, zamitla O.
hromnou vetsinou 5navrh ma pfi
jeti Leninovych Fl podmfnek
pro sdruzenf Sc S tfeti, moskev-
skou, Internacionalou: Mensi-
nova zprava odporutovala pfi-
jeti a Jest mozno, ze tento Ii.
vel vystoupf re strany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
LITVlNOV NASTUPCEM
MARTENSOVYM.

Helsingfors, %. brezna. Ma
kim Litvinov, sef ruskych lega-
CT v. .cizine, jak Sc oznamuje z
Revalu, byl zvolen. ably stal Sc
nastupcem Ludvika Martense,
dfivejsfho sovetskeho zastupce
We Spojenych Statech. Martens
vratil sc predeSleho mesice do
Moskyy z Ameriky, odkud byl
vypovezen Wilsonovou admin
straci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
VYNIKAJfCf FINANCNfK
SEBEVRAHEM.

Havana, Kuba, %. bfezna.
Joseph Lopez Rodriguez, vId-
ci financnik, spachal sebevraz-
du We SVEN domove zde obese
MIN Sc. Utrpel pry velke penaz
nj ztraty nasledkem finantni
krise ma Kube.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
MA TRAVNfKU u BfLEHO
DOMU.
Starry zvyk vrhani vaiicek ma
velikonocni pondsli OBJ
noven.

Washington, %. brezna. -
Iravnik kolem Bileho Domr
nalezel dnes mladezi. Pod mag
noiieml japonskymi tfesnemi
' plnem kvetu, 10000 deti pro
hanelo Sc jasu slunecnim 10
slrokych travnicich kolem pre-
sidentovy residence poprve cd
Ir. 1915.
Davny zvyk vrhani vaiicek
ma travniku u Bileho Domu y
pondeli nasledujici po veliko-
nocnim svatku byl obnovop
Byl zrusen demokratickou ~
mnistraci po vypuknuti sveto-
We valky.
President Harding, pi. Hard
ihgova a skupina senatori a
JeJlch zen vitaly sve drobne
mostly stall pres hodinu ma
verande pozorujice jejich hry
a radovanky. Byl to nanejvvse
malebny pohled ma travnfk II
Blleho Domu, S temi tisici radu
Jielch Sc detf odenych We sva-
tecnlch satech neb vubec Y tom
neJlepsini, co nell. Vozba Y
one casti mesta byla obracena
Jinym smerem, aby Sc prede-
sio nehodam mezi zastupem.
president zcela sdilelS sva-
tecai, velikonocm naladu deti.
sestileta Winifred' Hiserova.
dceruska iednoho ze zamest-
naned V kotelne Bileho Domu,
fstala ma stezce vedouci resi-
dence do exekutivnich kance-
la1, kdyz president Sci do
svych konferencl po snidani.
Zdvihnuv divenku V jeiich
cerstve naSkrobenych satec-
kach. polibil il ma jednu tyaf
a pax ma druhou, pohladil il
po hlave a vtiskl il novy papi-
roVy dollar do ruky. Bylo vi
ce dltek, jimz blizke sezname-
III Sc S presidentem Spoj. Sta
tn ma toto velikonocni pondeli
navzdy V pameti utkvi.
V $3.50 hod. dnes rano velika
zelezna brana II Bfleho Domu
sc otevrela tisice ditek.
nichz kazde neslo pestre ma
lovany velikonoGni koSicek naS
pheny veici kralicky, zaca-
y sc hrnouti dovnitr.
Ctyri pahrbky byly rychle'
smejfcimi Sc detmi a
fialova, modra, oranzova a ze-
lena velikonocni vaiicka zaca-
la Sc valeti dold 1boci, pri
cemz mnoha Sc rozbila, kdyz o
sebe narazila. To byla vetsinou
zabava pro ditky, kdezto hosi
po davnem Zvyku narazeli vel
cemi o sobe a ten, ktery rozbil
veJce sveho opponenta, vyhral
je. Tisice matek pi.ineslo dun
te', takze byl to velkolepy
'piknik' a dnes vecer pokryt
byl travnik novinami a papiro-
'ymi krabicemi, skorapkami
vajec, bananovymi slupkami a
linymi 'pozustatky',
Navstevnici Bileho Domu
Ines tvofili mladistvy Svaz Ma
'odu.' Byly tam JihoAmerica-
ne Sc svymi zvlastnimi hracka-
nj. Byly japonske deti V tom
'adujicim Sc zastupu, italske,
francouzske, skotske a afro-a-
nericke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
ROISEVICI OPET VENKU
ZODESSY.

Carihrad, 20. brezna. Dope.
Sc z Varny oznamuje, ze po-
vstalecke vojsko, jez ma pocat-
ku brezna vypuzeno bylo O.
dessy bolseviky, zmocnilo Sc O.
petne tohoto mesta. V noci IT
breZna. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

Gen. Weygand, prava ruka
marsala Focha We velike val
ce, bude mu romahati nyni v
r:zeni okkupace nemecklch
NEST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

Benderovu predlohu zajmu
vyjmutl z omezeni Smithova
zakona vypisi dani pro skolni
ucele. Prijeti predlohy umoz-
milo by pry yyromati schodek
S894,0O0 v clevelandskych
Skolach.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17
Hair a Nuisance. Anyway.

Badness is unnecessary. We have it
on the authority of a sharp who can
raise hair as easily as farmer raises
wheat. Men become bald because
they keep their hair cut short and the
follicle system becomes lazy, and with
not enough to do it loses interest in
its work and the hair falls out. Women
do not become baldheaded because
they allow their hair TO grow long.
This gives the hair-producing system
plenty of exercise and keeps it strong
and healthy In order to escape bald
ness man has only to allow his hair 10
grow long. either braiding it to hang
down his back or coiling il around his
dome with hairpins and imposing the
joint use of mothers dresser every
morning.
However. considering the alternative
calmly. most men will prefer TO be
laid writes Glenn NJ Farley in the
Seattle roSt-Intelligencer. How could
a man quarrel with his wife with his
hair braided down his back?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17

bors. and begin with clean slate
if the steamship companies viii
reach a binding agreement among
themselves not TO exceed quotas
hereafter.
While there should be no small
mindedness that would work un-
unnecessary hardship. any letting
down Of the bars that would de-
feat the purpose Of the restriction
law would be objectionable If
the steamship companies are al
lowed. through the bond arrange
ment mentioned, to unload excess
quotas this time, il should be inn
pressed upon them that the law
was enacted to be obeyed and that
attempts TO evade il will only
work to the disadvantage of the
carriers; that, after the warnings
given them. they will henceforth
be held rigidly TO the letter OF the
statute
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17
Eastern Women Advancing.

Feet fit for feats. both as TO shape
and shoes, are no longer confined to
men nor yet to the womengo of tlIe west
ern world, says a bulletin from the
national board of the Y. wv. q. A. In
the recent Olympic taceseof the Far
East, held in Shanghai. 100 girls and
young women took part. Ofahese 200
were from Japan andsth Phiiipplne
islands. and the rest from China; 500
being Shanghai girls. The Shanghai
delegation was selected rand trained
for the events by the Young Women's
Christian association of Shanghai. ut
is within the last six years that this
activity in the land of little bound
feet has developed" writes Miss Flor
ence Brown of Rochester, \. Y, who
is at present in Shanghai for the Y. w.
c.. A. I'm 1915, when the last Olym-
pic games were held" she says, ''the
only girls who took part were few
Filipino girls, who formed baseball
team"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17
ouTWITTlNG THE BOND THIEF
Wall Street Bankers Have Devised
Some Novel Methods of Camou-
flaginp Securities.

Many runners i'm Wall Street are
adopting novel methods of their own
10 safeguard the securities given in
their care for delivery. In 'some in
stances firms have made suggestions
and rules for "camoufaging' the ham
ding of stocks and bonds outside of
their Offices. One brokers' house has
all securities pinned inside newspapers
and one of its runners apparently
walks around with a single newspaper
under his arm which has attached to
IT'S pages inside valuable bonds and
stocks. Yet another firm has hired
former policemen to handle its deliv-
cries of stock. tg
Another firm has presented its run
.neiss with suits. the.vests Of which have
large Inside pockets which are but
toned and in these the securities are,
carried and musts.be on pain. Of dis.
inissal. fs w
One wet day RECENTLY special mess
senger of large brokerage house car
ried two Liberty. bonds OF $50000
apiece and three of $4,000 each PIN
'pssi .silisldB, afsclosed igmprelle-W Wall
Street gQytnal Il. Sa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17
REAL HEAT IN PHILIPPINES
Travellers Description Of Weather
During Some Months Is Not by
Any Means Aliurino.

The rainy season Is behind time,
and the dear garden burns yellow
brown. II is so hot that even the
crlckets are still. The long, black
raftered rooms are unendurahly warm,
Caroline $. skunk writes in asia
Magazine Smoke from the servants
fire in the yard drifts IN over US. The
yellow earth at our batk door
stretches, "A Siaring plain, to meet the
jungle, which rolls up rich green
carpet 20 the "Secret Place Mountain"
where. 20 runs the legend. Negrito
chieflain hid his favorite wife. There
she died. and. at her request, the deli
cately carved comb that held her long
hair was buried with her From this
grave, the natives say. grew tree
with leaves like the fine, soft hair
Of n woman-the useful and beautiful
bamboo tree.
Out In the yard the women have
ceased their chanting to the beat of
their washing paddles, to sit around
chow pet of rice and smoke long.
black cigars. Their sphinx-like faces
have no Illuminating expression, save
when baby toddles too near the open
fire. Then the look of fear and love
with which the child Is hastily
snatched away into the arms of the
little brown mother includes us for
IN instant and is gone. We are shut
out in an alien world again. l hear
the plant OF. the. GLinese c1plS: "ehipas
not saSpe4 lAllef lshrfles China boys
10. 4 dos mud Mclean mn IA Vhen
Il 1iafsfi. cldaering Word fiise ain pm
tlJling from n table-perhaps a Chi
reese sTearwgrdf@
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17
SAW BIG PLOT IN FOOTBALL
Hard TO Convince Turkish Authorities
That the Game Was Not Revolu-
tionary csmoufiage.

II has always been a difficult matfer
to be sportsman in Turkey One
Turk. RecIlad Bey, tried II with re-
suit weird enough to serve as basis
for a detective story.
1t appears that the young Turk had
organized football team among his
friends. together with some Greeks
ard Armenians. and began practicing.
Shortly thereafter, in the middle OF
the night. police came TO his house
and carried him off TO Scutari. There
he was submitted TO a long examina-
ton as 10 the club and the game Of
football.
The authorities were convinced that
they had found a great plot, and that
the club must be q secret society. A
special messenger was sent for the
BAH. and that was duly examined and
found 10 be an internal machine. The
rules of the game were considered TO
be another piece of damning evidence,
and still worse were the sweaters and
colors of the club.
After long deliberation the culprit
was sent to the higher police authori-
ties in STEAMBOAT. who went through q
second long examination and came to
the conclusion that the empire had
been. saved from disintegration by the
early discovery of a great plot. They
dispatched the whole matter TO be In
quired into az the sultan's palace at
Yildiz. and a special commission took
the matter i'm hand.
After much careful thought and ex-
animation of the evidence of the crime
it was decided that there might be
nothing In II, but that it must not be
committed again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17
STYLES CHANGING
SLOWLY
by ANNE RITTENH0UsE.


You hear some of those who sell
women's clothes sometimes say that
business would be much brisker II
only some radically new and attrac-
tive fashion were presented.
For the time. perhaps. buying is not
especially brisk, but the merchant IS
not in the least pessimistic about 1t.
He does not blame the women. he does
not blame himself and he will not say
that times are bad Rather he puts
it all of on the shoulders of the de-
signers and the great dressmakers-
Why don't they design some clothes
that are so attractive every woman
will want them, so different from the
things she has been wearing that
every woman will pack of her war
drobe TO her nearest. country cousin
and buy, buy. buy2
Ever since the war this sort OF state
ment has been expressed every now
and then.
Now, of course. there is something
false in this reasoning somewhere.
This is due to the fact that the mer-
chant who expects so much of the
designers underestimate the real i'm
portance of the woman who buys and
wears the clothes in determining
what she wants TO wear.
True, so long as clothes go along
as they have gone with very few radi-
cal changes, changing gradually
every season. but not jumping from
one extreme to another, women will
not turn out their clothes closets and
start in afresh. They will use left
overs. they will remodel old clothes
they will wear old clothes as they are
and buy just what they need.
Well, suppose the designers did pre-
sent a radically new and attractive
type of frock Suppose they got their
heads together and all put out some
such new and radical type of frock.
Simply. the women wouldn't have it.
Nothing has been truer of the clothes
of this summer and the spring than
That the extremes were not so we'll
accepted by women as the clothes that
showed slow trapsition. Long
skirts and long sleeves and slightly
fuller skirts are bound to appear, but
women will add only an inch or so
to skirt at time; few will wear
the skirts that balloon out at the side
and measure three yards around the
bottom. Long sleeves are not hard
to accept provided they are not too
different And as for high collars
that have been predicted for several
seasons-ap apparently ) French women,
no more than Americans,Twill accept
those for the nonce, ac4s,. 10 s,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17
His Desires.

The manager of he Indiana Mason
ic home overheard group of small
boys from the horne discussing what
they desired to be when they grew to
be men. One insisted he would be a
Mason. another a SAriner and another
had ambitions TO be a Noble of the
Mystic Shrine, but fve-year-old Jack,
dram major in the home band, said:
"No. do not want to be any Of
thoseYi1
What the others replied, don't
want to he a Shriner or Mason or
Noble; why, what 10 you want to be?"
He drew himself up and replied
proudly, well, I'll tell you what. |
want to be a popentate." indianapolis
News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-17
Tuesday. August 80, 1921,
BEGINNING at ten O'clock 4. n.


All the personal property Of said bank
rupt company. consisting Of
oFPICE FIXTURES. including large
dnnhle door safe two l.. e.. smith wye
writers. burroughs adding machine, nling
cabinets time clock, electric fan, tables.
chairs. desks. etc.
II,MRFR and MILL-WORK Consist
t,ly. III white pine. cypress. redwood, long
leaf nine Virginia pine, doors, sash. win
DOW frames. door frames, anu uoQring: To-
,rether with lot of hardware. paints, oils.
glass. etc.
MILL MACHINERY: Consisting Of
drum sander, 12-ineh jointer, saw table.
T-ineh monlder. tenoner, mortiser, 36-inch
hand saw. bench jointer. combination saw
table. variety moulder. emery wheel
blow attachment. 24-inch planer, sash
clamp each machine with electric motor
equipment. Also gasoline pump and tank.
lumber wagon. and one lumber schooner,
"Cramer.
This property may he seen by prospsc-
tive purchasers before day az sale. by APP
poinfment with the Trustees or their At
torney. and may be purchased az private
sale.
TERMS OF SALE. prescribed ny
order of Court Cash on day of sale.
Nothing 10 be removed from premises I'M
I'll paid for.
j. W. MARTIN.
Annapolis, Md
BRUfNER Il. ANDERSON,
tI4aw Bldg. Baltimore.l
J. VICTOR BUCKLER.
Globe Building, Baltimore)
Trustees.
JOHN s. STRAHOEN,
annapolis. Md
Attorney.