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Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-12
Notice of Time and Place Appointed
For Proving Will and Hearing APP
plicatiOin for Letters Tcstamcntary

In the Superior Court of the County OF
Imperial, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of Mary
Knapp, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that petit
ton for the probate of the will of
Mary Knapp, deceased, and for the
issuance to Charles w. Knapp of
letters testamentary, has been filed
in this court and that Friday, the
9th day of January, A. d. 1922, at .
o'clock p. NJ, of said day at the court
room of said court, at the courthouse
in the City of FL Gentro, County of
Imperial, state of California, has been
set for the hearing of said petition,
when and where any person interest
ed may appear and contest the same,
and show any cause, if any they have,
why said petition should not be grant
ed.
Dated January 9th, 1922.
(Signed)
NJ. s. Cook, clerk
jan 8, 10, II, -, IS, IA, 16 II IS 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-12

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New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Cotton at Seasons
Best on Increased
Anxiety for Crop
advances More Than 81 n
Bale: Foreign Spinners
Becoming Alarmed Over
Outlook for Raw Material

There was an advance Of more than
81 per bale in the cotton market yes
terday. with all deliveries making now
high records for the season on inereas-
ing anxiety over new crop prospects
and evidence that foreign spinneFs
were becoming more alarmed over the
outlook for their raw material supplies.
October contracts sold mp 90 I'M,
making an advance of 50 points from
the closing price of Saturday and of
i5e points from the low prices touched
on the reaction of last week. That de-
livery closed a. 2270, with the general
market closing firm az net advances Of
10 20 rs points.
The advance began co. 'hs Liverpool mar
kcf before the start of business locally snf
by The time - the opening here, Liverpool
WAS very nearly cent above her close -
laff Friday Tho market here opened Nm
at an advance of q o. i0 roirte N consc-
Qutnco There Vas great deal of really
ing from time 20 time during the day. but
y was rcarIY taken on rfachonf or }" er
% points and fho hlThcsf prices were mad"
late In the afternoon when thete were re-
ports % foods 90 Paris. Tex. huliah af
vices from the Southern spot markets and
more numerous complaints of boil weetil
activftf In ne heff Active months soif
81 20 - points not higher and the close was
wlfhir O. few points - re best
The reappearancc ~ unsettled weather
with showers or rains in ~ south ca1fe1
moro fear ~ boil wffvl damage iafff on
than apprehension of cheek fo tho
growth of the plant. Private cables rf-
rnrfed that ffe f.ar ~ short crop was
leading 20 hfavv trade hryIne ~ both snofa
nul futures i1 fhc liverpool market end
f0rflg ~ trade lrfrTCFfs we've credited with
buying both here and in fhe south ar-
cafflrr % several teiegrama received from
Southern markets. there was good in-
0ui-y for fpof cotton during fhc day end
tgs.rctg was only restricted hy POOR ffio'-
tlcrs
southern spot markets a. officially re-
ported were generally f0 % N points high
Or with slightly larger volume ~ hls-
rcsf ~ some Toirfe MidcInr quotations
r the South now ranrc from - 7fc 49, 90
g. ftr con-a~cd with yreferiay'a closing
quotation cf 127fc f0r July contracts in
the local market The local market for
cr a. 81 tsc. no sales were feportcd.
Range q pricfF;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
SUGAR and Coffee

Raw sugar Futures-Ths faaf~et open .
firm and @ 20 points h..n1I' .--...
~ NANNY On heavy general ft~A--ns
t.l. ueg.8anon possibly hsvins been a.
...-..l b. tho ehflef advance ana in'
.-..,,I,-r .reupnce o. railroad strike ialh
--i. ,~.-,.., closed 20 points net hlsher.
,.-,..-- mon a. one time 8 o. points n'i
rfeh.r or she break cuban lni-i irs'a
v.-rr buyers end there was n' ln''' ~
~ ary change 20 the hI"' '-'''S 90
tual sugar
The range ~ prices
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

southern ~nof Narkets-II7IF'T n ~ ~.
-o -llnts rfrhfr % 1f ffr rf'ef t'f
Sales. Nrp Orle.r- .fcalv. sl gollfg hIfn-
e- at 2e-fc sales 1f'1 halc1 N0h'
nominal tf points higher ~ 81 ,, tfi't
I'D savannah rfeaf.. o. goInfs h.th. -
q -rr. saffa ff1 la.fs Ncffl.s STEADY
trIrfs higher @ .2ff ss'ff lIl o..r.
arrasfa ffealy. fil fallt1 higher Hf y.
r.-r.r n. tc zoe. sales go ha.re F.lf-
fer st4adv IN points higher at 81
...as COS bales Little ROCK lulct ~
r-r.r et.efv -0 rri.fr hIghf- 90 -llf
rtioe ~ hafce Honfsomerr triH.
ro.nts higher 90 -2c sr.fs - hale'. le'
worth steady. 30 points higher 30 --.'.
r. .fa $50 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

PARIS. june TO- Prices were frm
oh the ROurse to-day. Three pcr cent
rcntes. - francs 80 cert.mcs; eXchsnge
la London ID francs 30 ce1fmcsi 3
nfr cent Joan. - francs 3 ceat.mes-
The dollar a-as quoted 40 IL francs 10
rerftrrF.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

uuri-g the arff part of the tes'.on We We
co-tr-ssed of markef vas lTmfT Jec.-r-
81 unfavorahle weather news aa4 lhe ..''.I
- ms. ~orf~nrf, that she upt-in was .NN
checked ana prices dropped ~
r,osi.g . points lower 90 POM
higher There WAS au liIlNt .i.i
1900 10 fhe ,seaku.s- q tle i---Ne-.
T.f.I Gales 900 bagrcis
rrrea Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

Liverpool cable Spot coiifn
demand at 81 points advance h-l1r .'l' 4
rsd saief 1900 bales. Am.fl ~.
m 300 bales Imports. 7 .000 pa'es . @''.e''-
can. 900 bales Futures opf st.--
81 -o - rcints advance. close4 itln =. "a
-.. ,Fvance of - 20 5f points J-.t.
i5 ofd. october. l276d, peeea5sT: l..s.a
January i2i4d. March. i.-'d
1910 Manchesfer. Yarns I'D more
- L ~ cL.fLr- raflar-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Business Troubles


The following petitions o. tantrupfcv
were r,.f yesterday .n the United states
~ 'rrlsxcrlARr COSTUMES. rNc.-invoi-
unflrs. i-G ~. lbth o. -
pDtNEg q MISUNDERSTANDING 81
"a ri LatHiHes. 5000. a4eis. s5.i
80, iiab.Itiss. f1.fsi. assets fi.ft0.
JAEFE a. KRAKOW Ek. iND'-l nFei IN
tar. manufacturing jewelers. 81 NAs'
rr8 BED DOLL -Involgs,sry
rnsngfaetarsrs lamp shades soi Wooster
rOrfs KAPPALyAN-Invoiun'aryi II
Dr.atway. iasi., 'vo,,,,,-v
sal -sran 1850 rasltsaa. ~. Bronx. La
Ifuies tffs17. afrrfa. seto.
NATHAN WILLtA llntary e.eiNs
SOC sfh av. iiaaitNfA f''i't' As''''' ''t-
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers N ean~ir..2te}, i..7,s
wera appoint yf.tfi-"I d" ''-
s'4,.s s'n.s,.l b Lvneh t5r Elsie HAT Co.. Inc,
far woo-f~r g. With holl q s. olN.
samuel Reir foT ,e.oroef"it -oI ,5 ,..s n
c0i0red film marliaet-fs's' -''
wv Wv . suur ioJ rIaiirH u SvlaogL
koEsr. fnc.. mfF. jewelers.. ~ NASSAU 81
VII III. Ifsr-.s..v f9- Bianehart Costumes
frr Ift W sfth q. With bond of 5000.
frhn O'conrcr. for Louis kappaiman %.
irstsiimsn, sereler. ~ Broadway Nitn
bond ot 5000.
schedules IN Bankrtupey -
The following schedules n oankInp,ey
were niod yesterday in the Iniied al-l''
District Court 80,
r0sNEH u HAMMEn-siT 81 a. La
hiliflsa $4,000. a~Hefs flh.
ATLEN DRESS &c " -lN = 4-'N
tgIfIer. g. fsf assets. ~ -l...-,..,-. -,
T,mE7 R KrANE FiRNlTLtE 40
cTUHfGE no 800 i. f-.tf g. -.ADi4'-
,lsr 81 l0f. afseia fi2.s-b.
LEO = sTrRn-s M corn ~, w9nsh
rrerr.fF sAfTWIrL- -clcaks and suits
Lia6lltl,s.. ses..si assetss S,ses 81, ,.,.,
b-etsrs f.ahuitieF tsss. .f1f. assets. Sss-,-
HANS n ENcHOW--saiesuan 1os'
Davidson av, Bronx. L4abiiiues' slS''s''
SArTiAN WTr.rESs-c1erk. 500 sth aY
Liabilities f5.if5. assets &l9e.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Country Produce

p,,,.--Reee,pts we're ii.t3t pseksgss
Creamery. higher than e1iTas 70 80
arc. extras 50 tcor1, a'c' nltt" -.
5sLc. seconds 40 t2c. lo"er bielss
as. Nssi5c: 50 score. 5aA 2 &c So
@7qc IS 10 ~ score. III Z tlc. lh
saited. higher thar estrss' esa g.. y
f-as % score. 17n5I PC nIs 80
81 a.,ttc s.sfe dsiry tube hnss'. 81 r
s roe6 m priale. 53N3fi4c, common
80. r0arri5c. ladies. current n1S-'
e1tras aois q 3ic. frsis .bg .f.' -'.ct,,r
2sar. lover greae. fsi.0 re. So.
. eti, "a esc. lower grsdes. Z, ,fl lsc -
chee-e-Receipis were f2fs hots' ~
York state fats. ffese snse'is sn.,ie vim.
srosh .aec,si.. isL .oc. aVeraEe run
i,.esa, w,soonsin. fresh double DAISIES
isL n zoe single D1isieA ''n
young Americas y S'0' ,-A
So er,-sf dozen. as7a 7aoc. storage
backed. extra fr,'s 1s+ 9iir re ss.d sot.
sarked' fists atis 2 1sci regular YsseS
extra aTsts 2s'; gss &c: ':.s:,5ss 5ss'. .l1, ,aslc.
..sHc rsrs afa2iIc. dir'ies reguiAf
,srt.e x I. siGaifsc. 80. and noo,el'
Ia 7oi.c. checks. fair 20 choiee. efy.,
,0ise New Jersey hfni,e'S -. -
= 49,. ,eartv and nearhv Western hennerf
~bf.s. aversre extras 3iH 1tc rhlIA rhlI
f~esr r7T 7rr. nearby zn0 r-af"f
t,.re,, whfsa. frrff 9s0 i.c; n-afot
gsth.r red uhiies frs's n ezra frsia,
az uoser gradss ata.7c Faclnc 'o.s-'
whites extras ~ = n o. extra hrth
So e-..s .sq 1fr. under grades -
80 rther western and Southern FsiN
c.e5 ,rtifaa 27d &c. nearnr ano ne.Iuf
~ estern hennc-y browns extra ~ -
-earbv brown ard mixed co.orf =. =. I.
.x.,ss af4s0c. nr1ts 20 extra nrstt. 4so
21i4c 80
Potato~<-South Carolina. Dbl: tsf
s;aSs North Carolina. SIS qSIb; ~.
ginia' s.9t. 50; Ms;ns ele; lsg iDsi .l,sy ~
~ tagt..Ts; Ysms. Georgia. bsk. VIC
$50.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Chieago
Cleveland

f-rrr chi- ~ ISIS 10 % -
ssss ssss q c1cRy y = i.',. =, 90 90 ss "a
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Gold Coins Lose Weight

Gold coin loses per cent OF ils
Weight in fifty years, but silver ioses
- san,e percentage in ten years only
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

open High Low CO., g I,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
LIEUT.. WELSH INJURED
IN WRECK OF AIRSHIF

First Lieut. Clarence a. Welsh. who
was among the officers wounded in the
wreck OF the giant dirigible Roma,
which fell at Langley Field yesterday
is the husband of the former Miss
Anne Fore Hines, who at one time
made her home in Annapolis with
her uncle and aunt. Captain and Mrs
John Fore Hines. of the Navy.
Friends who wired for news of the
young officer received a telegram in
reply stating that he had slight burns
about the hands and face. and that
his condition was satisfactory Mr.
Welsh who was first taken to a hos
pital in Norfolk has been transferred
to the Army hospital al Fortress Mon
roe. His wife is with him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
At THE REPUBLIC THEATRE
TO-DAY

Cork;ng comedy is the keynote OF
"R. S. Y. P" the latest First M
tional attraction starring Charles Ray,
which comes to the Republic Theatre
today.
The star. who was n gridiron war
rlor. pugilist and bush Lacquer. has
evidenced versatility that places
him in the front ranks of screen
actors. again demonstrates his ready
facility to adapt himself TO a new
role in the ease with which he takes
the part of Richard Morgan. strug-
Cling artist with rich relatives who
forsakes Injuries for the sake OF arr
1t can lie readily believed that
out of such a character Ray gets as
much humor as any one could. He
hits the high spot with his chum,
Benny Fielding. played 10y Harry
Myers. when they array themselves
for a formal function with the various
appendices OF one dress suit between
them. It's inadvisatlo 10 give. eN-
plantations, so while Benny is taking
his turn dancing downstairs the star
husies himself upstairs washing his
hands whenever anyone happens to
watch him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
INFLUENZA
AND WEAK
BLOOD
Take GUIDES Pepto-Mangan - 1t
Builds Rich. Red Blood

No matter how we'll YOU usually are,
if tenn orarily you're run down, You re
a target for the influenza.
Cbntagion always gets hstless PEG
pie first. Whether they realize il or
not, their blood is thin and under
nourished-in no condition TO fight on
the germs it meets everywhere.
Take a good tonic at this time OF
danger-some well-kn6wn builder of
red. vigorous blood. like Pepto-
Mangan.
Take no unnecessary chances.
Pepto- Mangan is an effective blood
builder that has had the endorsement
of physicians for years
Pepto- Mangan is sold by druggists
in either liquid or tablet form. There
is no difference in medicinal value,
Ask for GUIDES Pepto- Mangan and be
sure the name is on the package. (Ad-
VertiSement)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22

flirting with an artist. Tongues begin
TO wag and the breath OF SANDER is
imminent With characteristic re-
sourcefulness, the girl announces that
she has long teen married secretly To
the eligible bachelor, who, besides liv-
ing across the hall from the portrait
painter, is on the favored list of the
Big Town elite The girl states that
it was the latter's apartment that she
had been visiting The family is
overjoyed at the match. Constance
manages by a hair to see the supposed
husband before the family does and
enlists his help. The story goes thus
through four reels until the alleged
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bachelor falls in
love with the flapper, motivating COM
plications enough to suit anyone and
bringing about a plausible denoue-
ment.
A Harold Lloyd comedy and the
Pathe Review are interesting supple
ments of the feature picture.-(AdV0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
TO AID ENFORCEMENT
OF FEDERAL BIRD ACT

State Game Warden lie Compile is
having prepared bill. which he pro-
poses to have introduced in the Legis-
lature. providing concurrent legisla-
ton with the Federal Migratory Bird
act.
The proposed legislation will give
complete concurrency in enforcement
of the migratory game laws with the
Federal enforcement, and il is so de-
signed that conflicting provisions be-
tween the State and the Federal laws
are obviated.
One of the most important features
of the proposed bill provides that nc
gunner shall be allowed TO shoot
ducks with a gun of larger gauge
barrel than No TO- The bill contains
no specification of seasons. but it will
he presumed to run concurrently with
the season dates fixed by the Federal
authorities
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
ADOPT PLAN TO
PAY ALL BILLS
ON CASH BASIS

e1me.ime ago, purchased the old Bay
Ridge property, south Of Annapolis foT
development purposes. That this
property is TO lie greatly developed
by persons who will erect summer
cottages there. was indicated by state
ments of the petitioners. Many per
sons are already shaping plans TO
build, ii was stated. and the Board
was informed that the condition of the
roadway leading 10 the settlement. is
such as to render il extremely diff
cult TO got materials TO the grounds.
The Board referred the matter to Com
missioner Barber of the Second dis
trict. since the property is situated in
that district.
Wilbur A. Mason was before the
Board and asked for change in the
membership of the commission re-
Gently appointed TO determine the pub
lie necessity OF road through Owing
Beach and the petitioners property.
The Board, however. declined TO
make any changes in the roll OF said
commission
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
Road TO Almas Auto Club

DR.. ]. T. Prenberger. president OF
the Almas Automobile Club. of Wash
ington, appeared before the Board in
quest of information as 10 when i'm
provements TO the mile of road lead
ing to the Back Bay development,
from Oakland Church 10 Chalk Point,
where the organization has club
house. will be undertaken. AS in
other cases of the sort, the Commits
sioners advised Mr.. Prenberger that
as soon as the road is in condition to
be worked, which will probably be
some time next month, improvements
TO il will be started. In connection
with this matter, the Commissioners
are in receipt of Letter from Sena-
tor Weller, of Maryland. in which,
among other things, the Senator re-
marks that the development of prop
erty and consequent increased reve-
nue. from taxation, justifies the inn
proyement asked.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
WEEKLY PROCEEDINGS
TESTAMENTARY COURT

Proceedings of the Orphans Court
of the county at the regular weekly
meeting yesterday were as follows:
Remuneration in the estate of Nunzio
Campo, filed and passed.
Last will and testament of Andrew
]. Phelps, filed and admitted to pro-
bate.
Application of James c. Jacobs for
letters OF administration on the estate
of George L. Jacobs, filed and APP
proved; bond filed and approved; let
tiers granted; notice issued to credi-
tors, and Emory Hartman and George
L. Jacobs were appointed appraisers
OF the estate.
Application of Eli H. Horwitz, for
letters. of administration on the estate
of Nunzio Campo, filed and approved
letters granted and notice to creditors
issued.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
VACABOND TOSSERS
PLAYED GOOD GAME
AGAINST MIDDLE ~"

The Vagabond Club. of Annapolis,
put up a game and plucky fight. but
succumbed to the better conditioned
team of midshipmen on the basketball
floor yesterday afternoon; score 40 to
30. The game was spiritedly con
tested all the way and was not marrel
by any undue roughness.
Taking the lead in the first few min
utes of play. when Derringer and Will
son each shot a field goal, the Vaga-
bonds threw something of a scare into
the Navy camp for the time being.
Ten minutes OF the first half had been
played and the Annapolitans had
two-point lead. but the middies soon
began TO find themselves and at the
close of half time the score read. Navy,
10; Vagabonds, II. The VagabondS
also got little jump on the naval lads
when the second half opened, two sue
cessive field goals coming in rather
quick order Foul goals figured
prominently in the scoring. the Navy
getting Il and the VagahondS y
points through this means; the work
of Mckee and Derringer in this re
spcct being highly creditable.
Captain Ault. of Navy. was in brill
liant form. He was all over the court
and his efforts resulted in a large part
OF the scoring. He had a keen eye for
the basket and registered nine field
goals Derringer and Wilson cid the
bulk OF the scoring for the Vagabonds
The former. who is an ensign in the
navy. played the game during his stud
ent days at the Academy. He threw
six field goals and was successful in
10 out OF Is chances from the foul
circle.
Played on the court of st. Johns
College gymnasium. the gaCIe afforded
the middies excellent practice under
foreign environments, which was &c
sirable in view OF the game on Satur-
day with the rival Army cadets at
West Point.
Today the middies are playing ST
Joseph's College, of Philadelphia, in
their last home contest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
BOTTLE BABIES

The delicate sensitive stomach ~ a
baby cannot digest whole milk, a1d So,
when milk that has not been modified is
given to baby 1t sours and ferments,
creates acids ANA gases that lead 10 collie
and other iLf.rt ailments.
Physicians have found very simple
way to treat milk and prevent its fer
mentatiOn IN the baby's stomach.
They advise mothe's pax one tea
spoonful Of \. =. =. Milk of MAGNETISM
ia the nursing bottle. for the a. u. )
Mix "f Magpesia will prevent the fer
mentati0n and formation of gases and
keep baby free from stomach troubles.
A. d $ Milk of Magnesia, the purest
mix Of nagnesia. is sold at I. w Alex
ander's Drug StOre.-Advt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
An AMUSING TALMADGE PICTURE
AT THE CIRCLE PLAYHOUSE
TONIGHT

The younger Talmadge sister. Con-
stance. can be counted on to give us
light comsdy-drama in abundance.
She is always full of life and gay
spirits. Tapping her way through the
six reels of any feature she appears
in in a way that is entertaining to
everyone. In Scandal" showing at
the Circle tonight. she is in her hest
humor.
A young society girls kills time by
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
Negress Adiudged Insane

Upon certificates as TO the insanity
of Ethel Watts. colored, IS years old
furnished by DR.. Thomas H Brayshaw
end DR.. James S. Bil!ingslea, the
ragress was ordered committed to the
State Hospital for Colored Insane at
Brownsville. this county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22

Lon G. Tood-What caused Nimbell.
the steeplejack, TO go into the circus?
Al. A. Tood-Wanted a change of
climb it." | suppose.-wayside Tales.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
Women's Club To Meet

There will be a meeting of the
Women's Club on Shrove Tuesday
February % at 2:30 in the club
rooms
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
Army Five Wins Another

WEST POINT. y. Y. Feb. 2e.-The
Army basketball team defeated the
University of North Carolina, 81 10 %.
here yesterday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
Something Missing

She-You are a perfect dear! He
Not perfect, darling. you have my
heart.-Wayside Tales.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
Don't Neglect a Geld

Mothers, don't let colds get under
way: ct the first cough or sliffic ruo
Musterole on the throat end chest.
Musterole is O pure, white oiHcncnt,
made with oil Of mustard. It draws
out congestion. relieves soreness, Goes
oil the work of the good oid-fsshicned
mustard plaster in agentierway, with
out the blister.
Keep a jar handy for eliemergencies,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s&6Scinjars es;hospitaisize,S s..
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22
Line-Up And Summary

Barnes for Blue. Goals-Ault (9l.
Harris a. Mckee. Derringer (6).
Wilson (Sl, Freeny Fouls-McKee
liz in l4. Derringer Ito in 49,.
Referee-Lush. Naval Academy. I'm
7ire-Holly. Baltimore Polytechnic
Time of halves-2O minutes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22

Ho-Is this free verse? Hum-No,
only fugitive.-Wayside Tales.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-22

1t is our true policy steer clear OF permanent alb
nv portion OF the foreign world