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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11
Double And Multiple Stars.

When the telescope was turned to the
fixed stars, il was found that many of
the larger stars had companions. The
groups were classified as double stars,
and were carefully studied.
Double stars may be accounted for
in two ways. Either they are OFFICIALLY
double, one star being so nearly be-
hind the other that the two stars, seen
in the telescope, produce, as is often
times the case, the effect OF a double
star; or the stars are close together and
physically connected
Sir William Herschel investigated
the subject for many years, and found
tangible proof of the mutually circling
motion Of many Of the double stars or
binary systems. He announced in
1902 that they are physically related
to each other. revolving round a com
mon centre Of gravity, and proving that
the law of attraction holds sway in
these remote orbs.
Observers have since pursued the
study with marvellous results. More
than ten thousand double stars have
been catalogued.
Ii seemed impossible for MANY wears
to find the parallax Of single star, an
essential element in determining its dis
lance and consequently its mass. Bes-
sci in 1888 found the parallax OF 81
Cygni, and from it computed its dis.
lance to be seven light years, or tina,
it takes seven years for its light to
reach the earth.
This star, the nearest 10 the earth ir
the northern heavens, is a small fifth.
magnitude star in the Swan. Its com
ponents, nearly equal in size, are of the
fifth and sixth magnitudes, shining
with white light tinged with yellow.
The components Of many binary sys.
TENS are OF different colors. Beta Cye
nj, double star, displays the exquisite
combination of topaz yellow and q
sapphire blue.
Epsilon Lyre is quadruple star
1t is called naked eye double, since
the eye just separates it into two com.
ponents. These can be again sepa.
rated, giving a double-doubIe or quad.
ripple star.
Sigma Orionis is a multiple star
Each of its two-principal components
is triple, and its leading member car
be again divided into two stars. These
seven minute telescope objects are suns
OF great size and splendor, and of ever,
variety Of color.
How complex the system, how pas.
sing wonder the scene where suns hole
sway in the heavens!
We have gathered a few shinins
grains of sand from the boundles.
shores of infinity, enough to show how
rich is the field that lies open for al
who wish to enter in, and how interest
ing and ennobling is the study of double
and multiple stars for amateur astron.
omerS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11
Two Misguided Rovs

The yellow-covered Literature
cay puts many foolish ideas into - -
minds OF boys. and creates discor,s..
with home. Two boys in a f.-n;-
district, who had spent MANY =, Is
in barn reading dime novels h,o[I
into open revolt against what thev CO.
siaered the hardship of their 10,
One was weary of his lasso
school, and Of confinement and I.s.
OF excitement at home. The Other boa
10 saw wood several hours d,,.
and regarded parental discipI;re
form OF tyranny. After holding man
"councifs Of war" and MAKING 49,.
parahons secretly, they disappears
one night from their homes.
Their parents could not learn any
thing about them, either in the VILLAGE
or at the railway station. AS the bows
could have but very little money !,
seemed improbable that they shop,d
have gone away by train, but bs5
taken to the woods and concealed them.
selves. For several days the woods
around the village were secured h,
searching parties without result
Meanwhile, the runaways were
enacting scenes from some of thei,
favorite "blood and thunder" stories
Before their flight they had found
in the woods an opening in the ground
near 4 large tree, and had enlarged !,
during their spare hours, roofin,
it over with branches and boards GOV.
cred with earth and leaves, and con.
cealing the entrance with under.
brush.
They had stocked what they called
their cave with provisions and had
furnished it with bits of CARPET sew.
eral knives, pistol and lonp-bome-
made lasso. They were alternately
hermits, wild men of the forest
bandits, or Indians on the warpath
Keeping out Of sight by day so as to
elude pursuit, they sailed forth at
night, armed, and prowled about in
search of adventures.
So infatuated were they with their
silly sport that when their hiding.
place was discovered, they refused to
surrender. and threatened to fight for
their liberty. 1t was not until fire
OF damp leaves was kindled at the
mouth Of the "cave" to smoke them
out that they were brought to terms
and led back to their homes.
These boys had good qualities. cour.
age, ingenuity and energy which need
ed proper directing. Bad literature
perverted their tastes.
When Agassiz told his pupils that
he had spent seventy-two nights on an
ice level eight thousand feet above
the sea. without other covering than
the canopy Of heaven, he excited ardor
for physical exposure and hardy ad-
venture for useful ends. That was
different from taste for cave-dwell-
ing created by sensational, foolish
tales about ruffiians and brutal men.
A story was recently told in The
Companion Of a photographers ap-
prentice. whose career was determined
by the reading of a book on astronomy.
He received an impulse which led him
to become one of the most brilliant
astronomers Of the day. Good read
ing IS as important as good school
ing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11
RIDDLES.

What flowers have we on our faces7
Tulips 1.-TWO lips).
why Is n naughty baby like an un-
safe bridge? Because both are un-
bearable.
what Is 1t that flies high and wears
shoeiace. yet has no feet! A football.
Mention something which lives in
winter, dies In summer, and grows with
'ts root upwards? An icicle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11

Sambo-Say, Doc, what was that
you gave me? | dreamed | was chas-
in large chicken and just as was
about to grab i'm woke up.
Doctor-Why that was a quarter OF
a grain Of morphine.
Sambo-Please squirt 20 more
grains in mel wantah ketch that
chicken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo.
Lucas County. Sc.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner Of the firm of F. 7.
Sheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrah tina,
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRAH MEDICINE.
FRANK !. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of Deem
Der, A. d. 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public
Halls Catarrah Medicine is taken in.
ternally and acts through the Blood OF,
the Mucous Surfaces Of the SYSTEM
Send for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
81 IN oefo the Pao;ctor ,,o,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11

At supper mother asked Buddy now
he got along with arithmetic that day.
He answered with some pride:
know'd almost as much as | didn't
know"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, RELY
on DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil. Fine for
cuts, burns, bruises. Should be kept in
every home. 30c and Coo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
Q A. Q RlA

A Lancaster, Pa, bride changed
oridegrooms on her wedding day, jlit-
ing one sutton for another. Better
now than later.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11

Sl.50 gets the Register a year.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-26
Amazonia Charge, Methodist Episco.
pal Church.
EDGAR o. WELLS, Minister.

Hot weather, Sunday visiting, auto
mobile dissap alton and Sunday din.
ners, interefered with thhe con.
gregations last Sunday, but those who
did attend, expressed themselves a,
having been well repaid for coming
And all eyes are looking toward next
Tuesday, when the basket dinner, and
first annual roll call, will be held at
Amazonia on August S0th, in connec-
ton with the last quarterly confer
ence.
The services next Sunday, August
28th, will be at Forbes, at HOO a. m.
and 500 p. m. Morning theme, Cos
pei and the Life" Night, "A Passing
Thought, or Deep Seated Passion !"
Once more, all centenary money is
now due, and is to be paid TO the tras-
urer, George Sahlin, not later than
September 1. Hand II to him. D. nol
forget the time Of the quarterly cor
ference, Tuesday, August seth.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-26


farms Of the United States. That SO
per cent OF the words motor cars are
In the United States?
Governor HYDE last week approv-
ed the house bill, passed AZ the speeIal
session Of The general assembly. giving
the state highway commission author.
INV 10 oeouire by nprchase, lease q,
Condemnation nian,s for Tho mannfoc.
ture OF cement and other road building
material
o. .,s,or o;,, -. c,.,, J., .,..,.
% - ~ SI' e., wy $. lux ~ asa,n
T., nan ae,a al .'tors w. wy oo" ~, " pa'
anS Esirsnn =, ma, sa,i,' 80. oAi hI
Sor ,h;s nNr n a. "a ' 49, % SonIs
vii, ;oirp ~ rnsas, ". w T hope ss
" I'm ha s dn ,V.sIh.' "e e'e''''n
% W v "e'e Sep'ei"oef io'
inns vicinity is IN need OF q good
ram, we nave been having rains all
around US, out they nave passed US up.
Inc pastures are drier than Tor many
years az inns season OF the year. The
prospects Tor good corn crop are still
good.mCraig Leader, Aug. 10, 1921.
Uncle sol forney, VINO Is spend
ing ms declining years with his daugh-
Yer, Mr.. ana Mrs. JEFF Springer, on
the old home place in the Shiloh dis
trictt, went TO Mound City, one day last
week and had the time Of his life, by
having one OF his pesky molars ex-
traeted' and he made no fuss about 1t,
either. II Uncle Sol lives to Novem-
per lith, he Will celebrate his ssth
birthday.
DAVID French and wife spent a
Few days, the past week, visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Lynch and fam
lily, IN st. Joseph.
- Mrs. Ira Hershner and son, Of
Kansas City, are here visiting Henry
hershner and wife and other relatives.
Miss May Long and VIM. M.
Morris drove TO Omaha, Saturday, for
visit with Mrs. Morris, Oakley and
other relatives.
Earl Stephenson and family have
returned from their visit to South Da.
kota points, returning by way. Of
Thurman. Iowa, where they visited
with members of the family Of the late
Mike Stephenson.
Ed Keaster, Of the White district,
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-26

vein Is still with the First National
Bank, where he first went 10 work on
going 10 ST. Joseph nearly two years
ago.
Harry Smaliwcod, Of ST. Joseph,
who. with his wife. has been visiting
relatives here, combined business with
pleasure while here, and wrote the fol-
lowing signs: Lettering on the doors
Of the various officers in the court
house; Carey F.. Bunker, Ed Keown,
ID. VI. Martin, Robert Hatch, The Sem
tinel office, Petree Bros.
Mrs. James Buntz, Frances Mey-
err, Edna and Florence Thurman, Of
Nickell's Grove, and Freda Miles, Of
Mound City, have returned from Law
renee, Kansas, where they attended
the Evangelical summer conference.
Many relatives and friends the
past week regretted 20 learn of the
alarming condition Of Daniel kunkel,
ST., who was taken suddenly i'll by q
conpestive chill at the home Of his
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Nc
Donald, in ST. Joseph. His sons, Dan
b., county clerk, and Roy, of Kansas
City, were called to his bedside. Mr..
kunkel, we are glad to learn, has so
improved that they have returned
home.
Stella Brohan, of St. Joseph, is
here enjoying her three weeks vaca-
ton with the old folks at home, Hugh
Brohan and family, Of the Mayflower
district, and other relatives.
Lloyd Keaster entertained his
former school chum, Glenn Narans, Of
St. Joseph, a few days, the past week.
&C. +. Mum, Of Mound City, II. b.
Lawrence and Emmett Gaffney, Of
Craig, were here, Friday last, looking
over the route preparatory to putting
in set Of free phones, in the various
county offices, for the Independent
telephone company. Mr.. Gaffney was
accompanied by his daughter, Kath-
leen.
Mrs. Emma Bragg, who has been
enjoying an outing around the Mime
sofa Lakes, with her daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Rankin, Of Tarkio, is ex-
pected to return TO her home in Mound
City, and that grandson at the C. Z.
Mum home has given orders for the
home to be put in order for the home
coming of grandma.
The Farmers Bank of Rock Port
was closed by. the state bank depart
ment, on Friday of last week. At it's
last statement, published June 80 last,
the bank showed 1t had capital stock
Of $4,000, surplus of $4,000, with
$l12,5s5 in deposits. George Bowers
is president, and G. f. Walter, form
erly Of Corning, was cashier.
There were only 61,l89, 900, 900
cigarettes manufactured in the United
States last year, 1920. OF that num-
Der, 1884, 100000 were exported,
leaving about 10000, 900, 900 for con-
sumption In the United States. $780,
600, 900 cigars and 413,69l 900 pounds
of tobacco were manufactured during
the year, and the total revenue collect
ed by the government for these was
1924, 600, 900. Missouri paid $I2,sl9,-
900 Of this sum.
DO you know that according to the
census taken by the National Automo-
bile Chamber Of Commerce that this
had 9,2ll ,295 motor vehicles
10000 Of those were In use on the
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-26
Hay for Sale.

We shall divide the hay
land, belonging to DUNCAN
Estate, into twenty acre lots
and parties desiring same
may secure as many lots as
wanted.
TERMS: Cash in advance
TWO DOLLARS per acre.
MRS. T. c. DUNCAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-26
Evangelical Church

Sunday, August 80: Sunday School
at the regular hour. Worship at
the regular hour. Worship at Ebe-
Meier, 9:46 a. m, and 500 p. M; Mt.
Calvalry, HOO a. M, preaching by the
pastor. All are welcome to these
hours of worship.
F. E. WENDLAND,
Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-26

Big Frss Danss = ~ strssts Of
Orgy. ''''' Ts.Aays :y 3. iHnE6sa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
ANOTHER ECHO Of
ACADEMY HAZ|NG
Daniels Favors Amending Law
BY Giving Superintendent
Greater Power

Secretary Of the Many Daniels states
that the statute prohibiting hazing AZ
ihe NAVAL Academy should BE amend
etI so as 10 give authority 70 the SUI
perintendent 10 dismiss a midshipman
upon one violation OF the Law
AS the law now stands, Secretary
Daniels explained. the superintendent
cannot without 4 court martial recon-
mend dismissal for hazing unless he
has evidence OF more than one vio-
iafion
Secretary Daniels announced his in
tention Of proposing changes III the
law which would give the superin-
tendent greater authority and the nee
.essarg power to punish and prevent
hazing Describing hazing as the
spawn Of the days Of the duel aud q
relic of harbarism Nr- Daniels as
serted that il IS dying cut because an
enlightened public opinion Will nos
tolerate i'll
The claim that a military school
needs hazing. he said II grave in
.dietment Of naval and military discip-
line il the home of rs supposed
friends Military discipline IS precise
Il that kind ot discipline. too that is
chiefly imperiled by disobedience and
brutality
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
TO Do
HOME SERVICE WORK

The werS u The Home Serylse q
NE Red ross will he arried on h
future bN committed. whose peg
sennel ha not been completed. by
sill lie aiiiaunced later. together VII
their lin 81 work This eomnitto,
v,Il wor without remuneration VI
the Rcd Gross eannnof afford a s.s
AIRED seeeiary and none has hcg
appointed IT, succeed Miss Ellis tiar}
son
alrs II. 4. Dawson Il doing oaz
work Al tae Iled Gross rooms. 5s keep
ing records. etc. vice Mss Mary atus
roe. but Sirs Dawson has not sus
eeeded MIS- Clarksan. as tnere W.
be no Hane Service Secretary, 81 y
the Comn3;ttee 1t became necessa A.
10 aholisa the office OF Home Servitt
Secretary ll order that the sala2s
apprGpriaed bg the Rc, e'ros.
might n turned ioWssrd al adg
ional E'u II. Health Narse one nurse
being unable To fill requirements E,i
Sly aud ounfy where an assista,1'
s needed III do tAe w0rk efiietenalyI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
SAND AND GRAVEL CO.
UNDER The HAMMER

THE safe of chatsels u The Liberty
Sand 4 Gravel COMPANY i adyer-
tised by james II. Munroe. attorney.
under i chattel mortgage To the Far
mers National Bank was held this
morning al II o'clock Roland
Brady being the auctioneer
The property that MS sold con-
sisted Of two schooners. two scoWs.
one pile driver ana one dredging plant.
and all we're sold 70 Charles E.
Chance for S4S00
The Liberty Sand 4 Gravel Com
pany il now in bankruptcy hut the
sale was held with the sanction Of the
United States District Conrt. Under
whose jurisdiction all further proceed
ines HI the mater will come
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
CUPID BUS|ER IN
1920 AS COMPARED
To PREVIOUS YEAR
Records Show Total Of 545 Lii
censes For County Weddings
Against 47s For 1919 - White
Couples Lead By Over 2 To !
Ratio
JUNE PROVED MOST
POPULAR OF MONTHS

Eve hundred and fortvilye Wrd-
ding ceremonies Mere solemnized in
Annapolis or other sections Of the
couiss III 1920. and the number oi
contracts to which Wilde coapl.s Mere
parties more Than doubled tnat ii he
c6lorea This Is shown by he num-
her Of marriage licenses issued as re-
corded III tho Office If the Clerk of th%
Circuit Court la 1919 the number Of
licenses taken out was 49, and IL
1918 the total Was Gs3l
The records show that 81 the li-
.censcs issued during tie past year.
81, ~; We're 10 white couples and IL to
.eolored. June again came into It's
own as the mos. popular month for
the victims OF Dan Cupid, as % IL
eenses, or more than al average o.
two per dav. we're issued during thar
period October WIS second with al.
and March and November tied for
third each having IS HI 1919. 0eto-
ber led the field With II September
Was second with 5i and June third
with 5sa
The summary 81 licenses issneQ
monthly follows
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04

Governor Ritchie s't ~ intimAa'
yiew of ne workings q the daryia r
Penitentfsry YESTERDAY He. with {
patty d other STATE officiass sp4p
three hosrs going through all depa9
.aents D the Institution
Prior iD she inspection. tie Gov4r
nor and the officials and friends viz
him wel luncheon guests p Wara.4aE
sWeeze,
The fl0as snops. the dining roeH
kitchen laundry. as we'll as the ees
were vi ted The Governor walkal
with Warden sweezes isanifasae'
keen intarest IN e'ert department-E
He vas particularly interested E
the ms sliation of the impeoyenleass
End changes which the Board +
Prison control and himself fous
needed luring their joine invesfig@
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
Governor Ritchie Gets Insight
OF Affairs At Penitentiary

iisin of me i4stitution following the
riAting and hunger strikes last fall
Tdey Witnessed he workings Of The
new sas ranges which have been IN
siAiIed h the kitchen These were
III. oligroWtt Of the striking prison
efs complaints that their food, while
oi sufficient quartjty and good quality,
MS aEl served TO them boiled.
Another uoiat in which the Cover
nor Was particularly interested Nas
iststAer mere had Dscn any necessity
recently fot the use of the dungeon or
solitary confinement cell. Warden
ssteezay assured him that there had
. san hui one recent necessity for this
asd tltaf was only for short time to
kfs5ua u refractory prisoner 10 a reaii-
zafion that ha must not tear up his
heddipg AMI otherwise destroy State
! sr.1ne4tv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
nOT~E ONERRiDrN WILSON'S
VETO On FtRMERS' BILL
lRy The as.oelatet rress.s

WASHINGTON. u a. Jan
The resolution reviving the war
finance corporation became law to-
day with its re-adoption By tie House
over President Wilson's veto The
Senaje ever rode the veto yesterday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
NEE Tine OF LADIES OF
EASTP0RT N. {. CHURCH

MI ti ladies ~ ttie f.aslpaf.
Methodist Isplseopa h,irell are ~
qnesfed 70 meet IN lhe Lecture Ra1n
ol the eli@seh on Wednesday night
Atier 4 aart prayer service matter
af importance pertaining 70 the wosk
Of the coming Year are - be consid
cred All the ladies Of the church
regardless of The organization nisil
which the are connected, are earn
.esf II urges - be present
There y also be i meeting Of TAG
0fficial Beard ;lt the SAM time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
FINAL PLANS ARE
BEING MADE TODAY
BY WOMEN VOTERS
League OF Women Voters Hold
ing Meessag Here To consum-
mate Arrangements For Citi-
zensilip School Which Opens
Next Week
WELL KNOWN SPEAKERS
AND THEIR TOPICS

4 meeting ef women oi tlle l.e,tgut
IF Woalan Nofers is beng held today
at he residencroi AIRS isehert Moss
ii the interest al The Citizenship
school Tor annapolis. which viii open
here on Tuesday January l IN the
Old senate Gllamber al the state
aonse fllc nse af which has heeH
Kindly granted BY Governor litelie
Final plans VII be mode today for
me three DAYS session 81 lhr CITIZEN
hip school which will po flie lirsl tp
.ne conducted in the counties d Mary
Lard There VIII - ihr. daS, 81 Tie
school with three sessions d.ly
The prosraln which follow o.ters
Wide scope for Women to learn ~
lote intelliEentlv and 10 woman
rottr can ail0rd Is miss Tie eppor
unity There Will be no charge az
:aehed to tils school o,her than that
81 registering Tor ite privilege of at
tending and as i member of the
League of Women Voters, which reg
istration viii cost 81 and entiiie the
.9ne sending itto all privileges Of the
course Women are requested 70 reg
ister as soon as possible with Mrs
R0bcrt Moss. SilipWright street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
MORE IMPROVEMENT IN
CARDINAL s CONDITION
ms Tie A..eciatea l.rr...1

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan ! The i'm
proyement ii Cardinal Gibbons condi-
tion which permitted his return home
Yesterday continues. il VAS said his
morning at. The Archepiscopal resi-
dence He enjoyed refreshing
nigh s sIeep. after IN absence of near
ls i month at the home Of friends
iii Western Maryland. where he be-
came seriously i'll and MAS said 70 be
dong very we'll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
CINIINNATI REDS 10 T.OSE
NORRIS RATH. SECOND StCkER
tRv rhe Associated rre.s.l

CINCINNATI. O. Jan Norris
R.lth. second baseman, of the Cincins
Natl National League. Will be trans
feTred % the Seattle Club OF the Pa
sffic Coast League, President Herman
Of tie Reds announced today The
transfer Will be part of the deal which
brought pitcher Herb Brendon and
intield sam Bone to the local club
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
WIFE GETS DIVORCE
ALSO CUSTODY OF CHILD

lii the Circuit 6,onrt for Anne
Arundel county d decIee of absolute
diyore has been granted 10 Mrs Mary
Viola Green. from her husband Frank
Green, on STATUTORY grounds The
custody Of The son. Robert Green, is
also awarded g the plaintiff Mrs
Green.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
typos. To Meet Tonight

'rhe regular monthly meeting Of
annapolis Typographical Enion NJ
III, will be held tonight Al The resi-
denee Of Frank Fell. secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-04
pr N..M I "nliuandant

y t4 t5le lto j,laA oyer, aha me ~
un!t.ul 81 e3iicFsstc ronti3s. addict
ntcfc Net flltnif, ea IS lite stu
Test 5ad and llears Us g tAe proi'
~ Successor ii bi.m 7t'el $ Is
l.ea ere rs professor o. military
4 e4lse aud tactirs. and Cnnnandan
II idet yha las bccu transferred
80 aiAy II !lanitlli. TIa@aii Lieut.
i1 10 nra sil lef IN city Tor san
l.raieis, ~hire ne will sail for his
neN pos III i few days Il Is "A
ile "a
Iliia Al, - lI9W lies with lie Hoard
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