davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-15
Y Semu zvykly.

Knee, ktery Sc vratil z A
friky, kde pdsobil dlouho iako
misionar, byl pozvan do zna-
me rodiny na obed. "Musite od
pustit,' onlouval Sc prednosta
domacnosti "ze me dcery isou
tax hluboce a Siroce vystfize-
ny, ale TO Sc ted tax nosi."
Nine to nevada" odpov6d6l
ylidn6 missionaf, "zil isem vse
china ia leta mezi divochy.'
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PRO LESNiKY
AMER,KY,

V$em clenum Dvoru Zaboi
{. IA Lesniku Ameriky Sc O.
znamuje, ze Sc sejdou vSichni
tlenove vSech Dvora Cleve-
landu i vzdaleni clenov6 V Ho-
telu Cleveland, V sobotu, II.
terna 8 hodin veGer, kde bu-
dou vytecni recnici, mezi mimi
mas vyssi tajemnik p. I. M.
Donnelly 2 New Jersey. Jste
vSichni zadani rtit6 Sc dosta-
VT, nebot' budete dcastni kras
neho pobaveni to vSe zdarma.
Nezapomente tudiz, re schdze
tato Sc kona V sobotu IT. cerv-
ma 8 hodin vecer.
ANT. SANDA, taiemnik.
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DALSI FIRMA ZVYSUJE
MZDU.

Akron, O., IA. cervna. = P.
w. Lichtfield, mistopredseda
spoletnosti Goodyear, vcera
vecer oznamil zvySeni mzdy Cd
5 do 712 procent pro zam6st-
nance V dilnach v kancela-
rich. Zzvyseni toto jest w
sledkem resoluce nedavno pri-
jate industrialnim shromazde-
MIN tovarny, jez pozadalo 0
zvyseni platu.
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byl nadzupanem. Ia sv6ho po-
bytu Y Budfne redigoval radi-
kaln6 sloyenske "PeStbudinske
Vedomosti". R. 1861 byl jed
MIN osnovatelu slovenskeho
Memoranda, jakehosi to auto
nomistickeho programu sloven-
skeho, pax s6castnil sc zaloze
nj a vedeni Matice Slovensk6.
po iejim zruSeni stal Sc spolu-
Zakladatelem a spravcem
"Knihtlaciarskeho uG. spolku V
Turc. Sv. MARITIME, nejv6tSiho
to nakladatelstvi slovensk6ho.
r. 1889 vydal soubor sv6 lyri-
Ky S MAVEN 'Iskry 20 zavia-
tel zahrady Janka Rimavsk6-
no." Zemrel v Turt. Sv. Mar
tine prvnim desetileti tohoto
stoleti.
Promoce prvni Slovenky ma
KOmenskeho universite Bra
tislave. We stredu 81. kv6tna
konala Sc aule university Ko
mensk6ho Bratislav6 promo
ce 81. Marty Krizanove z Tren
Gina ma doktorag lekarstvi. Je
to prvni Slovenka, ktera byla
na teto universite prohlaSena
doktorem l6kafstvi.
PaSeracky trik. V t6chto
dnech prisla pohranicni finan-
chi straz ma noyy rafinovanT
tril paSerackJ. Pozorovala, ze
hranice prechazi obcas velmi
vazne ucen6 vypadajici muz
5 tlustou knihou pod palm.
Jednomu financnimu strazmi-
stru napadlo, aby 81 knihu pro-
hledl - tn k sv6mu pfekva-
peni zjistil, re tlusta kniha ne
mela vubec zadnych listd, ie-
nom desky ostatni bylo jiz 81
kovne zarizeno tax, ably celek
tvofil DOZEN slime knihy. Byla !
to proste krabice a ' t6to kra-
bici prena$el paserak hlavn6
a jine drobne a cenn6 /
pfedm6ty. Paserak byl zatten. !
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CZECHOSLOVAK REVIEW.

\. Cervnove cislo m6sitniku
Czechoslovak Review prinasi
nasledujicl obsah: Russia, by
Thomas G. Masaryk. Beetho-
ven, by J. S. Machar (transla-
ted by P. Selver). Month in
Czechoslovakia. Otokar Sew
elk (by DR.. X. J. Benes, Uni
versity Of Prague). The Ger
man Bolshevik Treaty (by
Ales Broz). The Glove Indu-
stry. Admission of Foreign
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CTVRTLETNf SCHUZE.

Podporuiici soc spolek pod
zaStitou sv. Amy zalozen[ pfi
osade sv. Vaclava, kona rad
nou schulz tfeti nedeli, dne Is.
cervna We 3 hod. odpol. y osa-
de sv. Prokopa. Name platit
na 1mrti zemrelTch sester. T.
vadi Sc soucasn6 ma v6domi
zenam, kter6 by Sc cht6ly k
spolku naSemu pfidati. ze Sc
clenkyE6 priiimaii bez pIiatup
n6ho. Sestry dostavte Sc '
pln6m poctu. Vybor.
Cit
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Sedesatileti Kolinsksho So.


kolstve. - Pred Sedesati lety
vznikaly 20 prazskem prikla-
dur jednoty sokolSk6 ma ma
sem venkov6. .Jednou nich
byl Sokol Y Koline, ktery ma
bohatou historic, z niz vyzdvi-
hujeme pofadatelstvi vJletd
sokolskych do slovanskych ze-
mi a zejm6na ucinnou peel 0
dorost sokolsky. iez byla "a
kladem soustavne vychovy ma
81 mladeze v cel6m Sokolstvu.
s historic kolinskou isou neroz
lucn6 spjata dve im6na wac
.nych sokolskych pracoynikd:
Adolfa Hajka a A. Y. Pragra.
Oba vsechny sye neilepsi silly
v6novali zdaru prosp6chu
jednoty vlastni, zupy Tyrsovy,
prye re zup sokolskych, cel6-
no Sokolstva. Prvy sni iiz v6c
ny sen a pamatka ieho ie stale
ziVa oddanych srdcich sokol-
skych. Druhy bratr = A. V.
Pragr = stoji dosud ma SVEN
miste, kan duv6ra clenstva no
pozyedla, isa vzorem oddane,
obetave a poctiv6 duSe sokol-
sk6. Sokol kolinsky vzpomn6l
iiz sv6ho Sedesatileti sletem
zactva zupy TyrSovy 81. kvGt-
ma |. sletem dorostu zupy
TyrSovy %. t. m. We dnech
3. az 5. cervna byly hlavni
dnNlednoty. Sokol kolinsky
ma zvlastnim veceru uvital Sc
desatnlky stare pracovni-
ky = IVORY vytrvalosti i Cd
danosti k veci sokolske -
stare pracovniky sokolsk6.
Sokolske nocleharny ma ces-
KEN venkove. Je doba cestova
nj a vyletu a tn sokolstvo resi-
mnohe 6koly, kter6 spadaji v
ramec turistiky, letnich sport6,
plavectv1 a pod. Jiz lonskeho
roku krasnym zdarem a do
brymi vysledky setkalo sc "a
kladani sokolskych nocleharen
IA ceskem venkove, pri SOU
kromem putovanf bratfi a do
Lasku, cinorodou Ia
sku k rodne zemi srdci mia
deze nejlepe NIUE upevniti
vlastni poznani jeiich prfrod-
Mich kras, razovitych kraft
lidem nemene sveraznym a oso
bitym, vyznamnych pamatni-
XII slavne minulosti radost-
nych svedku naseho rozmachu
a vsestranneho rozvoje novodo-
beho - takove putovani DO
vlasti, treba Sc skrovnou zaso-
bou a malym penizem, ale jas
nym zrakem a otevrenou dust.
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Vekolepv vylet

ako Y loni tax letos pofada
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Casio vSak pomery nedovoluji
vyhoveti touze 20 volnem roz-
letu do kraje; tuzka V ruce a
stflzlivy potet byt' skromnych
vJloh nemilosrdn6 trha pasmo,
tax vabiv6 liz duchem sepre-
den6! Sokolstyo tn chce 81 po-
moci Vlastni silou a aspon vlast
nimu dorostu usnadniti umoz-
niti, ano zkrasniti takov6 puto-
vani 20 vlasi tim, ze vedle zev-
nejSich kras, iimz Sc bude po-
diVovati, ponese 81 od mista k
mistu j upominku ma bratrske
prijeti uprimnych sokolskych
srdci, jez zahfeji nitro a utuzi
V nem v6domi jednoty bra
trstvi. Sokolsk6 dstTedi techni-
ck6 vyzyva zupy k peel zalo
zeni sokolskych nocleharen
pro dorost pc cel6 republice.
Wee Sc ma uskutecniti ieSt6 le-
tos. c. o. S. vyzaduje 81 pri-
hlasky jest6 do konce dubna a
podle techto teprve dalsi po-
stup zafidi. Jest nepochybno,
re resent tax vyznamn6ho pod
niku bude pTizniv6. Jiny dkol
sokolskT, zfizovani nocleharen
Y t6locyitnach sokolskych V ma
rodnich domech mensinovych a
zaiezdnich hostincich a j. do
bre Sc jiz lonsk6ho roku osv6d-
clio a doporutuje Sc, aby kra-
sny tento Gin byl hoine nasle-
dovan ma ceskem venkov6. Ia
lie yIhodno ie budovati nocle-
harry sokolsk6 ma letnich hri-
stitch pri satnach. klubovnach
a pod.
Jan Francisci. V ned6li, %.
kv6tna konala Sc Y HnuSti (ge-
zupa) ma Slovensku pc
Ci mistniho odboru Matice slo-
oslava st6ho vyroti ma
rozeni slovensk6ho basnika a
buditele Janka Francisciho,
basnickIm jmenem Janka Ri
mavskeho. Francisco, rodak ge
mersEf, vynill zahy mezi slo-
venskImi iinochy, tvoficimi t.
~. bratislavky krouzek Lude-
vita Sttlra. Francisco stal Sc
StdroTfm spolupracovnikem !
take pfi die jazykove obnovy'I
resp. uvedeni slovenciny do IL
teratury. Byl cinnym basnicky |
publicisticky. Lyriku uverei-
hoval Hurbanov6 "Nitre".
PfinykaI Sc nj hodne k poesii
prostonarodnf, rovnez jako ie-
no pozd6jsi prosa nezapre ie-
no Ginnost jakozto sb6ratele
narodnich pohadek pov6sti.
Y letech revolucnich byl Fran
,isci Clenem Narodni rady ka
pitanem slovenskych dobrovol-
liku. Spolu nekolika iinymi
lruhy zpusobil, ze slovenske
n6stetko Tisovec odeprelo do
lat reVolucni Wade mad'arsk6
'ekruty. Ia to byl Francisco Sc
Vienna druhy odsouzen k sibe-
nici. K vykonanf popravy vsak
ledoSlo Pozdeji trest zmenen
, zalaf, F. Sc dostal do Buda-
,esti, odkud podarilo Sc mu u
,rchnouti k slovenskym dobro
jeiichz tazenf ST. /.
astnil Sc pax az do konce. Po /:
'okoreni mad'arsk6ho povsta- :
i v6noyal Sc sluzb6 We spra- ;
q politicle. Pasobil V zupe !
volensk6, Debrecine, V Bu- :;
inc a V zupe liptovskke, kde ::
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Zlomyslny.

"Vzdycky, kdyz vas vidim.
napadne mi pfislovi: Komu da
Buh Gfad, da mu take rozum".
"Doyolte, ia nemam 1ra-
du." TAX yidite, iak Sc to
shoduje."
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kIub
PrazskVch Pepik,l
V NEDELE, 25. CFRVNA '22
Y zahrads 2. Capka ma E. II.

VStupnt 25c osoba.
Za6atek Y hod. odpoledne.
Zabavni vybor pripravuie vse
mozn6 k pobaveni hostd, tax
ze nebude nikdo litovat, kdo
pride ma tento vylet. Klubov-
nj hudba pod fizenim br. V.
Suchyho.
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zcela

Him. nevypadate zcela
zdrav. Jaka ie vase zivoto-
sprava? Sedite mnoho?"
"Posledn6 isem dostal Sest ne
dol"
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wrapped mp and none OF the packages
eiIl cost more than 25 cents.
a delicious supper viii be served
both evenings. supper of chicken
salad. ham and het rolls. tea and
coffee, with lots OF other good things
TO eat The tickets for the supper
are now on sale al the Y W C. y.
for soc each.
The Fancy Work Booth viii have
many kinds OF beautiful gifts and
here one may select unusually lovely
renembranees for Christmas among
the embroidery. lingerie. scarts
aprons. boudoir accessories. bags OF
every variety and size. guest towels
and larger towels. things for the sew
ing basket, collar and cum sets and
handkerchiefs. Every article sold at
this booth will be handmade which
brings added attraction to each piece.
At the Cake Booth ones sweet
tooth" will be sorely tempted, for
what can mere mortal do, before such
an array of cakes as chocolate.
orange. cocoanut. pound cake. Lady
Baltimore cake and even cookies, sex-
cept to buy some OF these delicious
cakes.
The Doll Booth will offer dolls OF
every size and variety as we'll as toys
for very little children from the ages
of one to five years. The infant doll
in beautiful array will be there, and
all the other dolls, both large and
small, each doll ready for Christmas.
at the bazaar viii be found all OF
these beautiful things and many more
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Young Women,s
Christian Association
Il am come that they might have
Lie and that they might have
it more abandantly..
Christmas Tree BAZAAR

Christmas Tree Bazaar
There are fat and lean gifts.
And long gifts and short gifts.
AID gifts for friends both near and
far
There are heavy gifts and light gifts.
But, aftor all. the right gifts.
Are gifts that YOU will find for sale,
Down at the Y. W. c. A. Bazaar.
And the grabbing is one place TO
md all of these gifts. The Old
Woman who lived in the Shoe will
be there with her big shoe and it will
be full of 500 or more grabs, each
grab having something pretty in it.
To help sell these grabs will be Lit
tie Bo-Peep, Little Miss Muffet, Mary,
Mary, Quite Contrary, Old Mother
Hubbard, Little Boy Blue, Little
Tommy Tucker. Red Riding Hood and
Jack Be Nimble. All of these little
folks will be at the Grab-bag at the
Tree Bazaar on December
Z and 5 in the Armory on Bladen
street Be sure TO come and get some
thing pretty for 4 Christmas gift. Be-
sides the interesting Grab-bag booth
there will be many other attractive
booths. The White Elephant Booth
will be another surprise booth for
there everything will be sold already
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Stewart Heifenger
Wedding

sNNNhAuR
The wedding of Donald Spler Stew
art. Of South Orange. y. j.. son 81
Rear-Admiral Edwin Stewart. l.. S
y, retiredl and Miss Priscilla
Stearns Heffenger. daughter OF Doc.
tor and Mrs. Arthur c. Heffenger. OF
Austin street. Portsmouth. y. H.. took
place on Saturday afterlN on. Eoven-
her %. AZ O'Clock. at the residence OF
the brides parents
The drawing room floor of the hand.
some house, which is built in Colonial
style. was decorated throughout with
yellow and white chrysanthemums
and roses. and candles used for light.
ing added 10 the effectiveness of the
scene.
The ceremony was performed by thf
Rev. Alfred Gooding. pastor emeritus
OF the Unitarian CHURCH. Portsmouth
The bride entered the drawing room
TO the strains OF the Lohengrin wed
ding march on the arm OF her father
who gave her in marriage. She wor,
a handsome wedding gown of whit,
satin and chiffon, With bead trimming
Her Russian lace hcaddrcss was
caught with n spray of orange bios.
SONS, and she carried "a shower bou.
quet OF bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. tt IL ts4
Her younger sister. Mrs. James X
Cogswell, of bingham. Mass, was
matron OF honor. She wore q gown of
French blue crepe. embroidered In
gold, a brown lace hat, and carried
bouquet of pink roses.
Licut.-Commander Laurence Stew
art, U. S. ~. brother of the groom
who is stationed at the Naval Acad
envy. acted as best man.
The ceremony was followed by
reception. after which Mr.. and Mrs
Stewart left for their wedding trir
at the conclusion OF which they vii
live In South Orange. The brides
travelling suit was of green tweed
worn with black hat and black 70,
furs.
The bride is very wellknown locf
~. Her fathers family was original
from Annapolis and her aunts am
uncle lived at Murray Hill for man.
years. She has frequently visitef
here while her brother-in-law an,
sister. Commander and Mrs. r. T
Wygant. were living i'm the Nava
Academy
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Miss Hilda Widman. 245 Hancock
Ave, Jersey City, n. J.. IS now an en-
thusiastic witness TO the merits of
Tanlac. Miss Wldman Is talented
artist. whose beautiful paintings have
won her an enviable reputation in
New York and vicinity.
knowing Tanlac as do" said Miss
Widman. Il could not doubt anything
good | sread or hear about 1t. Before
| took this medicine l had so little
energy that dreaded to see day come
for | just dragged myself through my
work, so to speak. fairly acheo
from tiredness and got up mornings
feeling just as WORKOUT as when | re.
ared at night. Some days / could
1ot cat. and being right down sick
couldn't be much worse than this
miserable. rundown feeling | suffer
cd from
by the help of Tanlac | have over
come that condition and am feeling
lust the way like to feel. My appe-
lite never fails me. my sleep is sound
anu restful. and am just as full of
energy as was listless and tired be-
fore taking Tanlac. The good Tan
lac has done me is also very notice
able in my improved complexion as
Nell as in the ease with which do
ny work, Tanlae also made a differ
mt person of my mother after she
lad been i'll and complaining for over
tour years and~r think such medi-
cine is deserving OF the highes:
praise"
Tanlac is sold in Annapolis by all
good druggists-tAdv9 she
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04
MYERS GIFT SHOP
SHOWING TOYS

The Gift Shop OF The Henry L.
Myers Company. on West street, is
showing a beautiful line OF fancy col
cred Glass Bowls and Vases. Hand
painted China and Novelties. prices
ranging from 25c up.
This is the first year The Gift Shop
has had toys. and they are showing
wonderful collection of Mamma
Dolls' and Other tyos. The store will
remain opea every evening until .
O'Clock, beginning tonight.-(Adv)
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House Party Over
Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving guests OF Lieut.
Commander and Mrs. Thomas Lee
Catch. who have returned To Wash
lngton. were: Lieut. -Commander and
Mrs. ii "A. Seller. Lieut.. Commander
and Mrs. Stephen Robinson and
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Donald
Goodwin. The party came down
Thanksgiving Eve in time TO attend
the buffet supper given by Mrs. Catch.
and to go to the dance in the Naval
Academy.
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Joins Family For
Thanksgiving

Lieut.-commander Walter d. 'Tardy
y. $. NJ fetircD and his daughter
Miss Dorothy Tardy. Joined Mrs
Tardy for the Thanksgiving holiday
While waiting for her house to be
converted into apartments. Mrs
Tardy is living at 238 Prince George
street.
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Social and Personal
ri>atNtINENT

-rE IEYNELL
aer o. 1922
.. a. t1ce; and, tired,
rr
M ua turks in all de-
se ana IN the blue hea-
height.
dearest passage Of a song,
tnaal tae sweotest thoughts
4me
bought Of thee waits
e1. y-l bright:
rr never. never come in
. Tort OF thee 'the whole
a
a a.o comes TO close each
|Guf day.
Mt gives pause TO the long
|atDl T hecp,
bonds ] need must loose
M
n. wil az raiment laid
dream that comes with
ar, iccp
/ rn 1 am gathered 10 thy
a
oe Carlisle Bulmer and
lrtrr Miss Carlisle Bulmor
h Weekend at Primrose
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04

Miss Eleanor Lloyd, of Lynn
Mass, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Barton l.. Wright. has returned
TO Boston. where she is at school, pre-
pairing for Vasaar.
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Close Country
Home

Mr.. and Mrs. William Haigh closed
their summer home on the Severn to-
day and, with their daughters, the
Misses Lillian and Frances Haigh, and
son. William Haigh. have gone to Bal
timore, where they will spend the win
ter in their town house, 926 Cathe-
dral street.
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Gnests At
F0Otall Luncheon

Major and Mrs. Julian Hatcher and
the latter's mother. Mrs. Robert 3
Dashieil. notored up 20 Baltimore tc
attend the Army-Marine Corps game
on Saturday. and We're among tho
guests at the Mayors luncheon give,
at the Lyric before the game.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04
LYING ard Perjury.

A lie is statement which is thought
a. be fslsc Ly the person who niters
II, and Is intended tc deceive: while
perjury is false Slulement made un-
der naih
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04

MISS HILDA WTDMAN.
AVA widely known artist OF
Jersey City. who. hi state.
ment TO the public. declares
Tanlae has restored both her.
self aud mother TO splendid
health.
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besides these. so come early 10 the
Armory on December and s. The
Bazaar opens at p. m. and closes
at II p. IL. with the supper served
both evenings
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04

Alfred Niica whose husband
muAor Miles, is stationed
uuulrue base at Hampton
tpan lhc Weekend with tue
\. bor brother, Professor John
hc Naval Academy Depart
Mathematics. Mrs Miles is a
..aw of Mrs " o Stevens.
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y
New Yorker Coaching
Masqueraders

Waiter a. Plummer. OF New York
who is assisting in coaching the Mid
shipmen Masqueraders. is the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. George A. Myers.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04
To Live I'm
South Carolina

Mrs. J. M. Maukert and daughter,
Miss Thelma Maukert. left yesterday
10 join Mr.. Maukert at their new
home in Columbia, s. c.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04

Mrs. James Ferguson is spending
this week in Baltimore as the guest OF
her sister.in-law. Mrs William II
BRINE.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04

Howard Mccormick has re-
| mm Europe where she has
fne pass four months, aud
olc-sor Mccormick at Carvel
r. .stcr Miss Lctlie Houston,
uul VITA Mrs Mccormick
eighteen months sojourn
bas gone 20 Salisbury. where
ac guest Of her cousin, Mrs
|Qrrten al the laller's coun-
ronytlnk
Cl0ncw penr0Sc. OF Bal;i-
bent Doc wcek-cnd with Profcs-
Nrs IS o Stevens.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-04

|lNhnre Lnghcld is 4 guest at
L Hail. Back Bay, Boston, for
weeks while the L. S. S
|om to which her husband
Hc.l Is attached, is at the
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Distinguished Cleric
II NaIal AcnlemY

The Rev Henry vanDyke. d. d.. OF
Princeton, was the weekend guest OF
Chaplain sydney X. Evans in the
Naval Academy
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gWct Lurd daughter of Doctor
} Walter Lord, OF Balti-
ao bNc q summer home on tho
spent thc wecE-end with the
Euslchs
Burton a. Strait, of Philadel.
Ht Yesterday with Mrs. Fred
Hcy
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MgN.lliu and daughter
" .oyo BEEN making an ex-
t' Mrs. McMillin's bro
F." 'Hi etster, Mr.. and Mrs
I04v gone TO Norfolk
81 trr. Mrs. T.. II
nN they win remain
u Christmas holidays.
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$50 tcr, OF Alexandria
nl. aud is stopping at
'.f ,ycrt Her sons. Mid
and NJ. u. Sylves.
second and Third
hr 71a' Academy. Mrs
cam" from Philadelphia
Pc v1 2 delegate to the w. c
INVENTION and where she was
ou Lieut. Il, ". Syl.
r Army Navy game.
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HUNT
-'a1 and T. ". Carlson. Of
49, returned yesterday from :
N The mountains OF Penn.
me hunt was a most sue
~-e' The deer being plentiful
-oae and Mr.. Carlson enjoy
oays Of the sport.
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NHa VIII meet at the
Alexander Sharp. 81
~ 81 5 o'clock tomorrow
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We are going out of business. and are Of
fering our former customers the advantage
of our reduced prices.
Every article in the store will be sold, in
Guiding the fixtures and store equipment
The Washington times., 1922-03-29
OFFICERS BARS
To Be AWARDED
SCHOOL CADETS
Thirty-eight Members of Third
Regiment Will Get Com
missions Today.

Commissions will be awarded this
afternoon to thirty.eight officers Of
the Third Regiment of the High
School Cadets, recruited from Dun.
bar and Armstrong high schools
Capt. Clarence G. II. Davis will
present the commissions. Addresses
will be made by Garnet c. Wilkin-
son, assistant superintendent OF
schools; Maj. Milton ID. Dean, mill.
tary instructor; Capt. Arthur c.
Newman and Walter l.. Smith,
principals OF the Dunbar and Arm
strong schools.
The students who will receive
the commissions are: Lieut.. Col.
Clement Wells, commanding regi.
ment; Capt. Earl Winder, regimen.
tai adjutant; Capt. William NJ.
Minor, regimental supply officer.
First battalion, Dunbar High
School: Maj. Maurice f. johnson,
commanding battalion: First Lieut..
Harry Mickey, battalion adjutant;
First Lieut.. James o. Williams,
battalion supply officer. Captains
James A. Williams, Egbert G. Fa.
cey, Hyman Chase, Charles Drew
and Daniel r. Doy. First Lieuten-
ants Lee w. Jackson, Gregory L
Wood, James Il. Walker, Chauncey
Larry and William II. Mundel. Sec
ond I,ieuts. julius S. Carol, LEVEL
c. Wormley, Thurman d. Dodson,
Edmund II. Miller and Harry S.
Taylor.
Second battalion. Armstrong High
School: Maj. Benjamin A. Bronson,
commanding battalion; First Lieut..
James I. Perry, battalion adjutant;
First Lieutenant. Harry +. Vass,
battalion supply officer. Captains
Sylvester Blackwell, George w.
Webb, Charles J. Quander, Powell
p. Allen and Ralph c. jackson,
First Lieuts. George A. Blakey,
Gorham T. Jackson, Clyde S. Hale.
Aloysious Clanton and James T.
Vass. Second Lieuts. Hilliard A.
Shamwell, John B. Ruffin, Russell
A. Carroll, William T. Price and
Albert jackson.