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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-31

IeCue hue uoInON InuJ q Ndu
Tatrou sa blyska, cimz tato
kratka, lee dojemna slavnost
byla skoncena
Ackoliv vcera liz odielo
mnoho cizich bratri Sokolu z
Chicago do svych domovu, roz
trouSenych po celych Spoj. Sta
tech, seSlo Sc n6kolik tisic So
kolu a sokolic, iakoz jich
nadSenych pfatel vcera yeter
y Plzensk6m parku.
Pryni vystoupilo deViticlen-
ne druzstvo sokola cleveland
sk6ho, kter6 provedlo bezyad-
ne prostna cviceni skupinoya.
Sotva re utichl potlesk, obje-
viIo Sc dve paru "konitku" re
Sokola Havlidek Tyrs bylo
pozitkem divati Sc, jak mala
roztomila buclata "kanata"
rythmicky poskakuji, rizena
isouc dosp6leisimi dorostenka-
mi.
Po "koniccich" nell jsme
prilezitost vidtti dorostence
Sokola Slavsk6ho, druzstvo je
denactitlenne, kter6 vzorn6
provedlo prostna cviceni zna-
zornuiici rohoyani ~ Hned
po mem dorostenky z Town Of
Lake tanGi mazurku a nevime,
mame-li vice obdivovati ie. ci
iejich sestry, ktere po mich tan
ti besedu S tytemi
X obohaceni programu rti-
sp6la po sokolicich y Town of
Lake velice nase chvaln6 zna-
ma a oblibena p6vkyne slecna
LibuSe Zdehkova, ktera SWIM
libeznym sopranem zapCla
krasnou vzdy tax vdecnoU
"Skrivanci pisen" z Hubicky a
dale "Dudackou". Dlouho ne
utuchajici potlesk byl il "a
slouzenou odm6nou. Ma to ma
stupuje 16 sokolic re Sokola
Cechie a po Mich "naSi hoSi'
2 Prahy. A op6t triumfy. u
kazai Sc nam jake mistri ma
bradlech, jako mistfi ma koni
a opakovali nam dchvatna Je-
inkova symboHcka prostna.
A znovu plati 0 nich, re pri-
sli, byli vid6ni a zvitezili ma
cel6 care. PlzeRsky pavilion
snad nepamatuje bourlivej5ich
oVacb neZ Jakych Sc INN wee
Ia dostalo.
Ma seGnu vstupuii dive rady
Sokolek Pie skych, aby pro
vedly zaiimavt rythmicke tan
&c Sc Zavoii.
Snazivt sokollly Rozvoie
pax provedly yzorna cyiceni !
tenisovymi raketami. A pc
frenetickem potlesku nastupu.
ie skupina cIenek sokola Ka
rel Jonas pestrem safe zna
zornuiicim sloVanskou trikolo
ru a boufe potlesku neutucha
kdyz ma konec provadi zivy o
braz, mad nimz rozvinuta a
mericka ylajka pr zvucich a
merick6 narodm hymny
VterejSl yeter dustojn6 81
radil k celku sletoyych slav
nosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-31
PREDPOSLEDN[ DEN SLETOYY.
ZAVODY MIMORADNE. = HOLD PA.
MATCE HAVLICKOVE. : CLEVE-
LANDSTf SOKOLOVE V PLZEN-
SKEM PARKU.

Chicago, 30. srpna. Ncera
Sc konaly ma cvicisti Dvorako-
va parku mimoradn6 zavody
athleticke, jichz Sc ale v6tSi-
nou s16astmli jenom Glenov6
sokola Chicago. Zavod6no V
v b6hu ma vzdalenost rs yardu
V draze prime, We skoku Wy
sok6m a dalekem, V trojskQku
(rozbeh poskok a skok do dal
ky) We yrhani 16-liberni kou-
le, ployani a vzpirani. Br.
Edward Knourek We skoku do
dalky V b6hu zustal vitezem.
Ub9hl danou vzdalenost "a 8.3
vtefiny a doskotil 20 stop 8
palcu daleko. We skoku do
vyse byli vitezi bratri Karel a
Josef Smidlove, dosahli vyse
5 stop 5 palcd. Karel Smidl
dobyl vit6zstyi Y plavb6, Vase
SarenaG, Glen Sokola Rozvoi,
vrhl neidale kouli a to ma 36
stop 8 palcG, br. Miller, Sokol
Slavsky, zvedl 100-liberni Gin
ku 27krat, zustaI tedy vit6-
zem We vzpirani. Br. Spatny,
Sokol Havlitek TyrS, zvedl il
25krat dobyl 81 tedy mista
druheho. Neivice viteZstvi ale
pfipadlo Sokolu Chicago, je-
hoz cleny jsou vSichni ostatni
vit6zove.
Zatim co Sc jmenovanGm
parku konaly tyto ZaVody, pro
veden u pomniku narodnih0
muGednika naseho Karla Ha-
vlicka Borovskeho nejvyS du-
STONY akt plety a to PR neO-
Gekavane hojne utasti obecen
stva. Asi II hod. dopoledne
pfijela ma misto delegace c.
O. S. Z Prahy, pozustavajici z
bfi. Bilka, prot. Krause, prof.
Hillera, Ora Klingera, PraIl-
ka, utit Havranka pruvOdu
br. Haka br. Struppla V "a
stoupeni Slov. Sokola dosta-
vii Sc br. Frank Oslislo. Prvni
promluyil br. Vladimir Strup-
pl, jenz y kratk6 reel vidal
hold nesmrtelne pamatce Ha-
vliGkov6 jmenem sletoyeho w
boru. Pc mem ujal Sc slova
im6nem sok. delegace Z Prahy
br. Havranek, jenz poukazal
ma naSe utrpeni a ma to, co y
nem znameual pro cely mas ma
rod Havlitek, jehoz narozeni
letos slavime 100. yyroti. Polo
I'll ma stupne pomniku krasny
Venec. jejz naval yyronem ne
skonale lasky 1cty ke Karlu
Havl6ku Borovskemu, jakou
k nemu chova cele ceske sokoI
styo. Ujistil posluchace, ze SO.
kolstvo povzdy zustane neo
chv9Jne verno zasadam, Jake
hlasal a util Havlicek. 20 n6n
uJal sc slova br. Frank Osll
slo, lenz vzpomnel rovn6z w
znamu karIa Havlicka Borov
skeho a We jmenu slovenskycF
nasich bratri k uct6nl leho pa
matky polozil ma pomnik kyti
ci nadhernych kvetin Recni
KUN bylo hlucne aplaudova
no. PAX zapeli piitomni spo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-31
DiK0VZDANi.

Vzdavame srdecny dix ct. drednicm Y. Y. J.
c. d. pi X. Huspaska Anast. Balounove, lakoz
urednicim sb Frantska Stranecka els 81, pi j.
Kupcove J. Doubkove.
Dale ct tfedncim V. v S P. j., pi. c. Vacho-
We a Marii Wagnerov6, jakoz ufednicim SD. Wilma
Sokolova els g. p A. Kreicickov6 M BaXsove ia
radne vypacenl umrtni podpory po nasi zemfele
drahe matce Anne Zimprchove
Zaroven odporucueme ODE lidumovne Jedno-
ty do prime CT. verelnosti
Vzdy vdecne
MARIE, SYLVIA MOLLIE A VACLAV, dftky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-31
OPET NOVA ZNAMKA Bill
ZfCf Sc ZIMY.

Y od6vnick6 firme Sellman
Benjamin Cloak Co.. 2104 Pro
spect Ave. vylomili lupiti wee
"a okno > hnsd dyojs dvafs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-31

PROJEV DIKU.


Druzna Ceskoslovensl<ych Legionafu Ceveande, O.,
pfichaz outo verenou nejuprfmn6i nevrele
dekovat ce ceskosovenske veTenos dacGm ednotlvcGm
sbordm vabec kdoz priGinli ably zdar NARODN
sLAVNOsTI LEGIE by dpnym aby kazde STRANGE byo
vec ~@
Predn nase dky nalez cecke vefenost ktera svof
kou navStevou dokumenovaa lasku nam nezapom6a do
sud vlasnich ob6ti
stedrych darcd necht pfimou stene vfe6 dfky ma
sledovnf: ~s~w Ws
B. St6panek vysanec CSR. Washington D. S 5000
Dr. B Barosovsky konsu ...................... $500
Red Hynek Dostal (St Louis, MOI ............. 500
Mr. j. Heina 800
svaz Katolickych sokod prdvodu ............ 32O5
Spoil Sv NJ Archand6la C. l, X. 81. J. ......... 500
Spoil. Sv Andreia SO R. CIR. K. 81. ]. ....... 500
III. Del Tel Jed B. Engels 1000
Ceveandske Sokosk6 Jednoy .................. 1000
Sbor 81, Kat Sov. Sokolu Observation-Disclosures. 500
Old Kentucky Fishing Club ............ 1000
Mrs Heina ................... 500
Mr. Borovcka konsularni drednik .............. 500
FIR J. Svoboda vydavatel Americana" ........ $500
E. G. Becker, pred Reliance Inv. Co.. ....... 10000
Mr. Phi Rainier, (Reiance Invest. Co.. .....,.. 10000
Mr. Charles Mezera (Reliance Invest Coz ..... 1000
Mr. F. Werner, (Reiance Invest Coz ......... 1000
Psener Brewing Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Ia vsestrannou pomoc a ob6ti prime dfky:
Ip Henry Prokupeb (hosnsk) Hob br Jos Pin
kava p Jirfk, Bakery Co.. p Petr pp Martin Louis
ISoy, br Volt Taus pekaf konecne Tony Rehor (cem
Ikontraktor)
diy pax necht priimou neunavn6 Weekly
kere tax matesky nazve vypomahay jez zGsavaji sve
mu programu verny
Narodnim organisacm sborGm sokolskyn katol. spoil
kGm Del F. j. B. Engels Kentucky Fishing Club, sfeleckym
sborum uCastnikm pr1vodu zvaSte pax automobile
stun, projevujeme dky zvlaStni.
Vseobecny prfem slavnost tini ......... S3,68O.75
Vydani ......,......,.... Z,4oo.ol
IL cehoz $500 bylo zaslano ustfedn6 Svazu.
Kvtujeme toto pocity vdecnosti vuci verenos vedo
mm kazdy krok m6nu narodn c podnknuty, ma byh
verenos sdelen Dekueme vsem zvaste TEN,
ker nemenovani byli nam vsestranne napomocn mez
kterymz mste nase ceskosovenske dennky
PORADAJfCf VYBOR SLAVNOSTI.
Lada Kim predseda En- Pekarek tai Vac Matousek poi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-31

sebrali k odeslani pfiprave-
ne balitky. ktere obsahovaly
$50 plast'u a kabatG Gene
$1,000.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19
"a" CLUB ENTERTAINED

At the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. r. Whaiey, last evening,
Mrs. Dudley Spain entertained the
members of the "a" club, of which
she is a charter member, and a few
additional friends. There were three
tables of players who were, Mrs. /. w.
Evans, of Fort Lauderdale; Mrs. r..
L. Anderson Jr., Mrs. A. M. Withers,
Mrs. Leverett Futch and Misses Sue
Moore, Wynona Wetherbee, Lois Liv-
ingston, Callie Gissendaner, Marion
Dewey, Onie Chazal and Alice Bullock.
For obtaining high score, Miss Sue
Moore was presented with a box of
French powder and to Mrs. Evans
fell the BOBBY, an unique shopping
list. In conclusion, Mrs. Spain served
a sweet course. She was assisted by
her mother and sister, Mrs. S. r.
Whaley and Miss Olive Whaley.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19
sPERRING-MICKLER

Mr.. Frank Sperring and Miss Ma
ME Mickler, both Of Live Oak, were
in Ocala Monday long enough to visit
Silver Springs and to call on DR.. Chas.
L. Collins. pastor of the First Baptist
church. The latter call was made
about $50 in the evening when they
became husband and wife. Their mar
rage vows were witnessed by J. H.
Sperring and Miss Jewell Carroll, two
of Ocala's well known young people,
the former being a brother of the
groom. Mr.. Sperring is successful
business man of Live Oak and, with
his bride, will reside in that city. They
viii spend several days touring middle
and south Florida before going TO
their Live Oak home.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19
NOTICE

Why buy a sewing machine that
has no reputation and YOU know moth
ing about, when the SINGER is sold
on its reputation and backed by Singer
service as long as it exists. Easy
terms. Phone 542.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
BIT North Magnolia St.,
7-12-tf Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19
NOTICE

The Christian church and Sunday
n school will hold a picnic at Silver
Springs next Thursday. July q. Those
not having autos will find bus waiting
at church at p. m.
17-3t Mrs. B. F. Borden, Chmn.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19

to die in action IN France and for
whom the local post of the American
Legion is named. win arrive here
Wednesday or Thursday for burial
with fun military honors.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19
SUNDAY EXCURSION VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

G0 0H Ocala to Jacksonville and
VO' return. including war tax.
Tickets on sale each Sunday during
period June 10Th to Sept. 4th, 1921.
Tickets limited to return on date of
SALE Good ON trains No. 8 and 81.
For further information call on the
ticket agent. 21ff
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19
EAT AT THE MAXINE

Best meals in the city for so cents.
Twenty-one meal ticket for 81. Phone
260, 80 N. Main street 27-f
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19

IhE SUNDAf FARADG
miami Herald)
A PARADE
to be held IN celebration of
BLUE SUNDAY z
as soon as the next lobby
for Sunday observance
is successful
IN Washington.
The parade viii be headed by
the colossal figure of Puritan, wear
ing blue glasses, riding on q
Blue Moon
followed by
reformers reformers reformers
reformers reformers reformers
reformers reformers reformers
An orchestra playing
every Day'H Be Sunday By and By"
on upright pianos only.
children in chains children in chains
children in chains children in chains
children in chains children in chains
children in chains children in chains
reformers riding hobbies
reformers riding hobbies
reformers riding hobbies
reformers riding hobbies
MRS. GRUNDY
LOOKING SHOCKED
newspaper editors handcuffed wearing
stripes
newspaper editors handcuffed wearing
stripes
newspaper editors handcuffed wearing
stripes
Trucks containing confscated
letters written ON Sunday
letters written on Sunday
letters written on Sunday.
mothers mothers mothers mothers
mothers mothers mothers mothers
mothers mothers mothers mothers
arrested for
dressing children on Sunday
washing children on Sunday
getting Sunday dinners for large
families including ministers
teaching children Sunday
school lessons
buttoning Fathers clean
shirts on Sunday
washing Sunday dinner dishes
washing Sunday dinner dishes
THE SUN
imprisoned for working on Sunday.
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
in chains for dancing on the beach
THE MOON
for making moonshine
THE HUMAN RACE
Pilloried for Laughing. Smiling, Sing
ing and Enjoying
THEMSELVES.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19
ATTENTION

Want used car? We have some
Real buys. Spencer-P edrick Motor
Company lift
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19

Get sample of Day Dream powder
at the Court Pharmacy. 6-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19

MANY NEW BOOKS AT THE
BOOK SHOP. 1876
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19
HAIsLEY LYNCH
ON HIS WAY HOME

Gainesville, July 1s.-The body of
Haisley Lynch, first Gainesville boy
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-07-19

66s cures a Cold quiekly.-Adv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
LIEUT.. BARNETT BOWIE
DIES ABOARD CRUISER
Death Presumably Due To Heart
Failure, War Department Mes
sage To Widow States
HE ROSE FROM RANKS

News has been received here Of the
death at Balboa, in the Panama Canal
zone. Of Lieut. Barnett Bradford
Rowie. Al years old. United States
Navy. OF Annapolis, formerly OF Nir-
ginia, which occurred on January IS.
Information OF the death was CON
fained in a telegram from the NAVY
Department to the widow Of Lieut.
Bowie, formerly Miss Ida Frantlm
Of Annapolis. who is prostrated with
grief This message stated simply
that Lieutenant Bowie had died aboard
the United States cruiser Tacoma. at
Balboa on January IS, presumably 81
heart failure. Lieutenant bowie. was
assigned to duty aboard the Tacoma
The body Will be prepared for burial
and sent TO Annapolis but arrange
ments for the funeral are dependent
npon arrival OF the remains which will
probably be some time within the next
month
Lieutenant Bowie was native q:
Culepepner, Va. and was the son Of
Henry G. and Louise b. Bowie. Of thai
place. His father was a Confederate
Veteran and served under StonewaI
Jackson He entered the Navy April
Il. 1898 just about the time of the
American Spanish unpleasannessi
served during that conflict and also
saw service i'll the Filipino insnrrec-
tions, the China Relief Expedition, the
Mexican and Haitian disturbances
aud in the late World War.
Lieut. Bowie was at one time as
signed 70 duty at the Naval Hydro
graphic Office in Baltimore.
Besides widow. Lieut.. Bowie is
survived by one son, Robert Bowie.
Of Annapolis Another son, Bradford
Bowie. died about wear ago. follow
ing brief illness of typhoid fever
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
AUTO JACKS ACTIVE;
TWO CARS ARE STOLEN
Both Later Recovered. One
Being Stripped OF Fittings,
License And Wheels
OTHER WAS OUT OF GAS

Aulo Jacks are plying about Anna
polls and vicinity. There have been
thafts of two automobiles within the
last few days. In both instances the
n,achines we're subsequently recover
et through the diligence Of Caief
Deputy Sheriff Edward Dovn One Ct
them. however had been stripped Q.
all important fittings, while the other
was intact excep, tha; the supply of
gasoline nal become exhausted
Saturday night a car driven by VIII
n1er Basil. son OF Frank n Basil. OF
Germantown. was s'olen from In front
OF Tie Circle Playhouse and MAS To-
Gated Yesterday, having been ai,an-
doned. on road leading from Wash
ington into Virginia Besides beng
stripped Of It's fittings and valuable
Iaprobe taken, the wheels of the car
had been changed and the license tap
removed. The car is owned by Miss
Katherine TAYLOR of Baltimore. tor
merly Of Annapolis, an aunt of young
Pasii
Also on Saturday night ,lie large
touring car belonging 70 ALVIN Port
ner. liviag on the South River Ferry
road. was stolen from Gimp Parole
station, whittier the chauffeur Of The
Portner family had taken friend Of
the family 10 make train The
chauffeur, It is said, left the car stand
ing for while.
4 search resulted in hnding the car
al Iglehart's station, on the Washing
ton. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Line. about four miles distant. WHERE
ii had been abandoned. The gasoline
tank of.the ear was found to be empty
and il is supposed that the thief feared
,o.ag TO some garage to have she sup
Fly replenished. The car was not
damaged
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
NAVY QUINT TO MEET
ROANOKE COLLEGIANS

The basketball tossers Of Roanoke
College. OF Roanoke. Va. will oppose
the midshipmens quint for the mid
week game at the Naval Academy to-
morrow afternoon The Niddies are
not at all dismayed over their de-
feat at the hands OF Delaware Col
!ege, on Saturday. after string OF Ill
straight victories On the contrary,
it il felt BY those handling the team,
thar the result of that contest will
serve to spur the players TO greater
EFFORT to recover their former edge for
the several games yet to be played,
and particularly that with the rival
West Point Cadets on February 26.
which looms up as the stellar attrac-
ton in this branch OF sport for the
season. The service teams appear 10
be very evenly matched. based upon
their performances against foes which
they have met in common SO far
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
PAY
LAST TRIBUTE TO
ADM. TAUSSIG
Body Of Late Naval Officer
Buried IN Cemetery Here
Following Services


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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
K. GOULD DEFENDANT
IN SUIT FOR S5lO,OOD
tRy the Associated rress.1

NEW YORK. Feb Il. Existence OF
i $500. 600 suit in which Kingdom
Gould youngest son OF George Jay
Gould Is charged with breach Of
promise 10 marry Mrs. Richard Blum.
of Arkville. New York. WAS disclosed
today in report of supplementary
proceedings made TO the court. Mr.
Gould appeared in court yesterday
and denied statements made by Mrs.
ilun, who asserted that he employed
detectives 10 secure evidence 10 en-
able her 10 secure her divorce in the
spring Of 1917.
They previously had agreed 10
marry when she was free. she said.
and were on friendly terms until his
marriage 10 Miss Annunziaiti Locci IN
July. 1917. She further charged that
ne ofIered $4,000 10 settle the case
after The suit was fled several months
ago and that she refused the OFFER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
EDUCATORS PLAN
BETTERMENTS OF
PUBLIC SCHOOL, S
County Superintendent Fox And
Miss Wiedefeld, Supervisor,
Attending Conference

Discussion OF improvements OF the
public education system was arranged
as the main topic for a two-day ses-
zion Of tho State Board OF Education,
in conjunction with the county boards
of education and county superinten-
dents. which began today At the bal
tlniore headquarters OF the State
BOARD at Park avenue and Saratoga
streets Governor Ritchie plans TO
attend the sessions both DAYS and par
tlcipate in the discussions
George Fox. county superintendent
for Anne Arundel. and Miss NJ Teresa
Wicdefeld school supervisor for the
county. left early this morning TO at
tend the sessions Of the conference.
Miss Wiedefeld will he among those
10 address the meetings
on the basis OF plans outlined at
two conferences held in December,
study Of conditions and places where
changes were likely to be beneficial
has been made by the county super
iniendents and the county boards.
With these Investigations past. the
participants in the conference viii to-
day discuss Improvements and
changes looking TO an adequate SUI
peryisory and administrative organi-
kation Ii is planned to take up the
question OF proper financing Of a pro-
gressise school system and TO discuss
what economies can be effected In the
5,,,,s,,o 49, ~ v,a,. tft.~aC
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
TO STOP MANUFACTURE
OF KICK MEDICINES
lpar The Assneiasess Vress.l

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. IL.
enforcement officers are
preparing to take the first step TO stop
the manufacture Of intoxicant bever-
ages masquerading as patent nteai-
cines
Internal TevanRe officials said iodar
where such beverages are found to
he intoxicating permits fer the nanm-
faeturers 20 0thdraw alcohol from
bonded warehouses would be with
drawn A number of row widely
known preparations have been analyz-
ed and officials s&fd they had been
found In he intoxicating beverages
within the meaning Of the Law !
number of Others are being examined,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
BIC SHIPS BACKBONE OF
FLEET, OFFICERS SAY
INV The Associated Press.s

WASHINGTON, d. Ct. Feb. IA
slx-months' suspension Of work on the
1915 naval building program. sched-
ried for completion in 1928. would re-
suit not only in delaying the commits
sioning of much needed ships, but in
greater cost TO the government, Rear.
Admiral Coontz and Rear Admiral
Taylor told the Senate Con- truction
Committee today in executive session
The officers told the committee that
it was the consensus OF opinion Of
naval ariherities OF all nat;ons that
hattleships ani battle cruisers remain
The backbone OF the fleet, and that air
development had net reached such .
point mat large battleships were rem
ticrel useless
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
N0ILD BtRT BODY or
SOLDIER N ARLINGTON
N, Tie As.oelatrd rre...,

WASHINGTON. ID t-. Feb. I. The
return from France 81 The body of IN
unknown soldier f1r burial in Ariius
tor >metery was ativocated today BY
General psrehing before the House
Military AGoirs COMMITTEES Wkieu IS
considering bill fJr hat purpose
proposals ot that kind have
i1een disapproved by seeretarv Baker
Wh0 ruled that the War Department
oald not break its solemn promise 70
he relatives Of the soidiers that their
nOfiies either would be returned u
Lem or left in France.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-01
VICTORY SONG" FOR
Church TRAINING

Church Training Night will be oh
served again at First Methodist Epis-
conal Church, State Circle. tomorrow
evening. All s o'clock New hymn
hooks have been secured for the meet
ing, and a most inspiring service Of
praise will open the exercises.
The new book is Victory Songs. :"
The one being used this winter in the
billy Sunday meetings The pastor.
Rev. II W. Burgan. viii give brief
address on. The Present Need for
Life Service
instruction classes eight ia NUM-
her-wili he taught by the minister,
Prof. Joseph M Purdie, Mrs Elsie G,
Werntz. Mrs. William H. Kadescf.
prof. Paul E. Hemke, Mrs. Thomas ]
r4inthicum. Mrs. Raymond Davis and
Miss Helen chfids Courses are of
gered in Christian Stewardship. Bible
Study. Sunday School Teacher Train
ing, Christian Citizenship, Missions.
Church History. etc
There are classes for children and
yoHAg people as well as for adults.
FIRST Church is aiming tn make We'd
nesday church night for the whole
family. and il finely succeeding Near
ly one hundred and fifty people we're
present last Wednesd ~ nignt A
larger attendance ID expected togn0r-
rev nigat