davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09

nejblizsi okolf -pffciny jsme
nezjistili. Nezbylo nam konec-
ne jineho, nez We vzpomince
ma starou romantiku Bena..ek
Sc rsr.,sti, re do zinsnky po-
ste!e zaslta jest mrtvola k0hosi
zahadne zmizeleho - a rychle
opustiti mesto ma lagunach.
Ach, CO vystoji bystrocichy
clovek ma ulici We velkem me-
ste. Nekterym castem mesta
lie Sc vyhnouti, ale neni moz-
.. no vyhnouti Sc ulicim, kudy
jedi automobily. Priznavam
Sc, re pres moji choulostivost
cichovou mann rad pach benzi-
nu "a tez terpentinu) nebot' s
tim spojuji poiem cistoty. Ale
to, co pIsobi benzin automobi-
III v mestskych ulicich, ztrpcuje
proste zivot. Jeho zapachem
elm dale tim vice nasakuje me-
sto a jeho obyvateldm Sc vnu-
cuje spolecny, priznacny - ja-
ko rodinny pach, razu nepri-
jemneho.
Ale proti automobilIm Sc ne
smi mluvit, nebot' znamenaji
velky pokrok.
Myslim vsak, ze bude mono
o pokroku mluviti teprve pax,
az nebudou nevinne obcanstvo
obtezovati zapachem, prachem
q pekelnymi vresky zatracen-
ca.
Nehlede k tomu, ze "a po-
krok nutno povazovati jen to-
co slouzi prospechu obecne.
mu, nikoli jen jednotlivcnm ma
'ikor obrovske v6tSiny.
Fa Presto.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09
TYFUS We STANOVYCH
KOLONIfCH.

Uniontown, Pa, 8. srpna. -
Cetne pripady strevniho tyfu
vyskytly Sc okolnich havir-
skych stanovych koloniich a
situace jest tax povazlivou, re
statni Zdravotni rada ridi boi
proti epidemii. Nekteri ne
mocnych byli prijati do zdej-
sich nemocnic, JIM jsou leceni
We stanech. Rodiny havird
brali vodu pramene, jenz byl
dneS ranO uZavren mistnimi L.
rady. Celkem jest v okresu
padesat pripadu strevniho ty-
fu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09
NOVINAR SEBEVRAHEM.

Mansfield, O., Z. srpna. -
E. C. jenkins, 39-lety, castec-
ny majetnik a riditel Mans
field News, nalezen byl dnes
postreleny a umirajici We sve
kancelari. Smrt jeho brzy po-
tom nasledovala We vseobecne
nemocnici. Zustavil po sobe
manzelku dve deti, pritomne
ma prazdninach kdesi v Maine.
Pratele Jenkinsovi pravi, re v
posledni dob6 trpel nervovym
rozruSenim a to asi bylo prici-
nou jeho zoufaleho cinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09

Prijd'te Sc pobavit Sc
sjezdovymi delegaty Jedno-
ty c. S. P. S. pfi opefe
"Orfeus v Podsvsti'', kterou
sehraje Psvec. Sbor Lumir.
Hlahol pod protektoratem
sjezdoveho vyboru Velko-
radu Statu Ohio We stfedu
80. srpna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09

sky venkov letos. - Obili
dobre dozralo a vcasne deste
pomahaly vzrustu. Vsechen
osev Amerikou Rusku poslany
vyklicil a vzrostl V ruske pn-
de dokonale, takze muzici jsou
spokojeni Spoj. Staty velebi.
Jest mozne, re letosni 1roda
umozni vyvoz oboli z Ruska
do sousednich statl, kteryzto
export dal by Sc vsak pod kon
trolou sovetu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09

|venskou Ameriku vsak nepo-
trebuji ubezpecovat, ze jsem
81 vedom sve mravni zodpoved-
nosti vdci nj re v pfipade po-
treby die toho budu take jed
nat"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09
BELCIE VYZNAMENAVA
WHITLOCKA.

Brussel, 8. srpna. - Kralov.
sky dekret, uverejneny dnes v
1rednim casopise, schvaluje vo
bu Branda Whitlocka, dffvej.
siho americkeho velvyslance
pro Belgii "a cizfho Gle.
ma kralovske akademie fran.
couzske reci a literatury.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09
VELIKA URODA v RUSKU.

Moskva, Z. srpna. - Vsech-
ny dosle sem zpravy re zeme-
delskych distriktu naznacuii,
re letosni Iroda bude obrov-
ska, cimz nedavny nedostatek
zeme bude odstranen. Zadna
vetsi pohroma nepostihla ru-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09
BY mu cely vecer slapala ma no.

hu.
Arcit', nejsou takove pachy
v divadle vzdy 1myslne. Nekdy
je zavihuje temperature We spy.
jenf 8 t9lesnymi rozmery. Nebo
jest jejich pricinou zvlastni
hromadna navsteva.
Jindy je toho pricinou zlo-
zvyk. Vasnivy kurak cigaret -
hlavne nejlevnejsich - nema
tuseni, jak otravny nimbus no
obklopuje. Stykal jsem Sc -
"a valky " uredni povinnosti
s clovekem, ktery stale 81 stezo-
val ma nedostatecny plat, ze Sc
"ani nenaji"; pri tom byl vse-
eek prosakly pachem "uherek"
Ii "dramek", Ii jak sc ia ohav-
most jmenovala, ze no bylo CT
tit ma nekolik krokd. Vykouril
cigaret - tehdy jiz drahych a
preplacenych = jak z toho pa
trno tolik, ze kdyby penize "a
ne vynalozene byl vydal ma j.
dlo, nemusil 81 tdlik st9zovati
ma spatny plat. Pach prozradil
vadu jeho charakteru. X muzi,
ktery ma zluty palec a ukazo-
yak ma prave ruce cd staleho
krouceni cigaret, nemozno mi
ii ddveru. Neni to ukazneny
lcharakter, nebot' nedovede v
pozitku(?) zachovati miru.
Nemene je pachem charak-
terisovana zena. Nezna-li miry
a vkusu pri pouziti vonavek,
prozrazuje sklon k polosv9tu,
stejne jako volf-li dobre a s mi
rou mIze prave timto zpIso-
benz projeviti "v6ni duse" o.
kouzliti.
Vedatori, pokud vim, prikla-
dali cichu, bohuzel, jenom pod
rizeny vyznam. Lidem, kteri
maji vice dorozumivajicfch
schopnosti, neni pry ho tolik
zapotfebi, jako zviratdm.
Ale byl by lesni ci morsky
vzduch nasemu zdravi tax pro
spesny, kdybychom soucasne
nevnimali jeho wine?
Nesporno jest, ze cich pri-
spfva k oceneni jidla. Ano, do
bre pripraveny pokrm svou WI
nj zvysuje chut', podporuje Ia
jiste zazfvanf. Jest pax zahad-
ne, proc Sc ma konci hosting
podava syr. Jsou ovsem syry
vskutku neutralniho - ale jsou
syry, o nichz Sc domnivam, ze
jich mohou pozti jenom nejotr
lejsi sluhove z anatomickych
IstavI.
Velmi tezko lie v soulad u.
vesti cichovy vkus obdivem
k vlasskym Benatkam. Jak
jsem byl st'asten, kdyz jsem
Sc tam po valce dostal! Bydlel
jem v dobrem, dpravnem hote-
lu - ale, probdh,. co to je v pc
koji citit? At bylo okno ote.
vreno ci zavreno, vzduch byl
prosycen necim desive zahad.
nym. Prohledali jsme s mym
spolucestujfcim cely pokoj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09
THOMPSON A DONAEIEY KANDI-
DATY GUVERNERSTVf.

(PokraEovanf.)


(Pokracovanf)
Dalsf kanddati republikanskem listku okresu Gu
yahoga jsou Do satnho Bender Chester c.
Bolton L. G. Coster Arthur Krause neb L. L. Marshall
Joseph J. Rowe Maude C. Watt.
Ia satni posance: Henry c. Beck Dudley S. Blossom
Francis v Brady Charles Brenner Nete NJ Clapp Walter
c. Cole A. Cooley Harry E. Davis John B. Dempsey Owen
N. Evans John G.. Fischer George Schneider Albert w.
Snow, NJ. j. Walther Gilbert Morgan Albert T. Snodgrass
Klerk krajskeho soudu George Wallace.
Serf: Charles B. Stannard
Auditors Joseph r. Ray
Okresn komisar (dlouha lhdta): Jerry R. Zmunt
Okresn komisar (kratka lhdta): John F. Goldenbogen
Pokadnik: Ralph c. Mcbride.
Listovni Lyman o. Newell
Zememefic: Frank R. Lander.
Zalobce: Edward c. Stanton
Koroner: Arden F. Hammond.
Pro nomnac prisedcho odvoaciho soudu soudce j.
j. Sullivan nemel zadneho soupefe Nomnac kraske
soudce ziskal Homer c. Powell Fred P Walther L. Ste
nichz diva prvne eminent trad pTomne zasta
vajf Do satniho repubkanskeho vboru byli nomnovan
Ia dvacaty kongresni dskt W. S. Fitzgerald; 21 Alex
Bernstein jenz neme opposce; 22 Gerge H. Bender
DEMoKRATIcKY LfsrEK.
Do statniho senatu: Cora C. Cooley, Tom NJ Norris
James A. Reynolds, NJ Walsh Howell Wright Bernce S.
Pyke.
Ia statnf poslance: R. Brannon Lawrence Brennan
Frances Bushea, Joseph Gavin George Greve Guy H.
Hanna, j. Hopple, Frank Lausche, L. Emmett Maher
George E. Monahan, w. j. Murphy James H. Murray John
H. Schultz, John Smith, William Stroup Charles keenan,
neb Peter J. Allen.
Klerk krajskeho soudu: Edward G. Krause
Serlf: Joseph T. Ball.
Auditor: John A. Zangerle.
- Okresni komisaf (douha Initial E. J. Hanratty.
Okresni komisar (kratka Initial Charles Kamp.
Pokladnik: A. j. Damn
Listovnf: William H. Cowley.
Zememerc: Benton S. Russell jr.
Zaobce: Tom j. Shannon.
Koroner: Maurice Budwig.
Pro urad kraskeho soudce navrzen nyneS soudce
rice Bernon, enz nemel opposce trad soudce pred
nimz jsou proednavany bankrotn zaleztos prpady
dospech nyneji soudce George Addams enz rovnez
mel opposice. '~a~7~1wQ
Do statniho demokratckeho vyboru nomnovani Ia diva
caW kongresni distrik w. c. Keough; 21 Richard E.
Collins; o., Newton D. Baker.
We vcerejsch predvobach bylo ez navrzeno urady
nekolik zen sce pi Maude c. Waittova bya nomnovana
do satnfho senau repubikankem lstku stku demo
kratckem tenyz Trad p Cora c. Cooey-ova p
Pykeova Do snemovny poslanecke bya
blikanskem lstku p Nette NJ Clappova demokrackem
istku pi. Frances F. Bushea-ova.
Mez kandidaty navrzenymi pri vceresch pfedvolbach
sou r ceskeho pdvodu sce w. j. Zoul dem kandidat
kongresu We 22 dsrktu George H. Bender repubkansky
kanddat do staniho senatu Jerry Zmunt kanddat
niho komsafe republikanskem sku enz pri
tonne zastava.
Pro vydani bondG casce $5OO.OOO posaveni uado-
ven pro skolni radu Mau odevzdano byo hasI
prot 15,4O6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-09
KAZANf o UTRAPACH
CICHU.

Nest asten, kdo narodil sc 8
cichem prilis ostrym!" Pc tom
to vykriku, ktery nenf citatem
ze zadneho slavneho spisova-
tele, jak bych mohl drze tvrditi
pochopf kazdy jemnocitny cte-
mar, ze takovymto ostre cftf-
elm nest astnikem jest pisatel
techto radek.
Ovsem, vyjimecna schopnost
cichaci mdze byti ma pro-
speech a toho, kdo by mel vlo-
hy k vedeckemu badani, mIze
povznesti ma vysoky stupen sla-
Wy. Zjistil jsem ma priklad by
strocichem svym - (slovo, jak
patrno, tvoreno die "bystro-
zraku")-ze kazda rodina ma
svdj spolecny pach. (Slovo
''pach" budiz v tomto vedec-
KEN pojednani neutralnfm w.
razem pro neco, co lie cititi, a.
niz bychom Sc slovem "vIn9''
nebo "zapach" vzdalovali cd
jakehosi nestranneho bodu
mrazu.) Tento rodinny pach Wy
skytuje Sc u nekterych clend
silneji, jinych slab9ji, shat
ky Sc krizi, prenasi, nabyva
nadvlady. A hlavne urcuje sty-
ky, sympatie. Ma velky W.
znam psychologicky. Ne nadar
mo Sc rika, ze mi ia neb ona
spolecnost "nevoni", nebo ma
opak, ze "mi jde pod nos'. Ma
tom by prece bylo mono v6de-
cky zkoumati, napsati n9kolik
spisG a stati Sc proslulym!
Mono prostrednictvim by.
strocichu stati sc hadacem. ida
po schodech k polednfmu, ro-
zeznavam Timed, co sc v ktere
rodine vari. Pfijda do svehc
pokoje, poznam cichem, zdrzo.
val-li Sc tn nekdo v me neprf.
tomnosti. Poznam, odkud pfi.
chazi ten, kterym sc setka.
vam, poznam jeho povolanf
styky, naklonnosti. A konecne
pc cichu najdu v lese jahody
nebo houby. Kazdy pach mi
mdze byti ukazatelem.
Ale cich - to znamena take
vkus. (Viz prve zminene rec.
nj "jiti pod nos"). Mohu tomu.
to vkusu vyhoveti, pokud jsen
svym vlastnim panem - ale
We styku Sc svetem jsem vydar
vsemoznym Gstrkim, druhdy
utrpenim a muslin 81 zde stezo'
vati, re zakonna ustanoveni
proti obtezovani pachy jsou ma
presto nedostatecna. Patrne
proto, ze malo lidi ma bystry
cich = &C tento by mel byti
vlastnosti prav6 zakonodarcd
A pri tom podotykam, ze zvla-
ste otupenym cichem - (mo.
hlo by Sc rici 'kratkocichem?')
- jsou stizeni ii, kdoz vsude
strkaji nos, tudiz maine politi-
kove, cimz dluzno vysvetliti o.
kolnost, ze to politikou porad
nikam nemGzeme privesti.
Temer kazde provolanf prod
chne cloveka urcitym pachem
jenz Sc pax prenasi ma donna.
cnost, ma rodinu. S touto skuted
nosti nutno uciniti kompromis
Kancelar, kram, tovarna, po-
znamena sve lidi svym dechem
Chutne voni kucharka, cistotne
pradlena; cisnik kavarny pa.
chne cernou kavou s rumem,
kupeckyy ucednik slanecky, ko-
ci staff - coz je n9komu prf.
JENNIE, nekomu ne; velmi zdra-
We, ale ne ma dlouho snesitelne
pachne kozeluh. Jaka pomoc
= nemdze byti kazdy apatyka
rem nebo vonavkarem.
Ale s vonavkafstvim to ma
svdj hacek. Nikde nepozna sc
tax nazorne jako zde, ze vse.
no moe skodi. Nejlepe Sc to po-
INA, je-li clovek v divadle ma
tri hodiny zaklin9n ma sedadle
mezi dive hodne parfumovane
danny - ackoli staci take jed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Naval Wedding
On Friday

A wedding that viii be celebrated
Friday afternoon at o'clock in the
Naval Academy Chapel is that of
Clinton Blount. son OF Mrs. W. ID.
Blonnt, OF Washington and Fort
Worth. Texas. and Miss Frances Hell
Ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Reuben Heller. of Newark, " ]. Mr..
Biount is a member OF the present
graduating class at the Naval Acad-
envy.
The ceremony will be performed by
Chaplain Sydney X Evans, and the
bride will be given in marriage by her
father. She will wear a white satin
wedding gown and a bridal veil OF
Duchess and Rose Point lace. and will
carry shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Heller's only attendant will be
her sister. Miss Ruth Heller. who will
wear a frock of French blue MORE
crepe, with large picture hat. and viii
carry a shower bouquet OF pink sweet
peas.
Randolph Gardner. classmate oil
the groom will be best man.
a number OF relatives of the bride
and groom viii be here for the we'd
ding and reception, which will be held
at Carvel Hall Immediately after the
ceremony.
Miss Heller and her parents are
spending the week at Csrvel Hall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31

Adams. Edward Ford, r. P. Melvin,
y J. Mandris. c. B. McNeff, Norman
Bell, Earl Boettcher. John Taylor.
Edgar Welsh. Charles Herold, Howard
Frazier, John Donaldson. NJ. Raush,
john Thomas. Howard Smith. William
Lucas, Fred Ford. s. F. Cantler, Lee
Wood. G. w. Towson, S. S. Stevens. G.
clark, John F. Wesner. S. B. Dove. W
Holman. F. Feldmeyer, Dick Cantler
:. Strange. DR.. Hopkins. t. Strange
L. Cantler. John Ramer. w. E. Barry
grof, Jack Swanberg. William Weaver
William Thomas. Harry Boteler.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31

Thurber-Andrews
Wedding June 3

A wedding OF interest to Maryland
ana naval society will take place next
Saturday at st. Georges Church, New
YORK, where Miss Caroline Warden
Andrews, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Lee Andrews. of Flushing
L. l.. viii be married to Lieut.. Harry
Raymond Thurber. United States
Navy. Miss Andrews is a grand
daughter of the late General and Mrs
Snowden Andrews. OF Baltimore. and
a niece of Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, OF
Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Mrs. j. A. LarrimOre's
June Week Visitors

Miss Emma Sttt. daughter of Sur
geon-General and Mrs. Edward
Rhodes Stitt, who will be a debutante
of next season, is spending this week
in Annapolis with Mrs. ]. A. Larri-
more, mother of Midshipman Larri-
more, who also has as her guests Mrs.
Elizabeth Dascomb. of San Antonio.
Texas; her daughter, Miss Waldron,
and Miss Rosebud Mason, OF Charles
Town, w. Va.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
June Week
Visitors

Mrs. Charles Churchill Slayton has
as her guests for June Week Miss
fvonne Sabin, sister OF Ensign l..
Sherwood Sabin, of the Glass of 1921
and Miss Mary Taylor, sister Of Mid
shipman A. X. Taylor, 1922 Miss
Sabin has been a frequent and popu-
lar visitor in Annapolis this winter
and spring, and is student at Bryn
Mawr College. Miss Taylor is a
student at the University of Syracuse.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31

event of Importance for the visitors
and the relatives of the graduating
class as well, as their "drags" are in
cluded in the invitations TO the party
At the same time that the garden
party is taking place there will lie
a regimental hop in Dahlgren Hall
fer the underclassmen and their
friends.
Tomorrow's program will be prac-
tically the same with the third and
fourth battalions drilling in the
morning. and the presentation of spe-
cial awards at dress parade. while
in the evening the first class has its
German in Marlborough Hall, and
the second and third classes have
dances in the rigging loft and audi
torium
The grand finale will come on FRI
day when the graduates step up ia
get their diplomas from the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Theodore
Roosevelt, who will officiate in the
absence of the Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Guests OF Professor
And Mrs. GLADDEN.

Professor and Mrs Thomas L. Glad
den, of College Green. are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. S. Karner, of
Mexia, Texas, and their daughter
Miss Frederick Karner, for June
Week Miss Karner was graduated
last week from the Colonial School in
Washington
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Return From School
Commencement

Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry Price
and their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Price, returned last night from Bur
lington, n. j., where Mr. and Mrs
Price went to attend their daughters
graduation from st. Mary's Hall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Visiting In
Washington

Miss Virginia Weakley, of St. JOS
eph. Mo. who will visit Lieutenant
and Mrs. Mahlon Tisdale at the end
of the week, is at present stopping in
Washington with her cousin. Miss
Jeanette Lands Burton. daughter of
Mrs. James Ponder Burton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Return To
philadelphia

Lieutenant and Mrs. Clarence Gul.
branson, who were guests of Lieuten.
ant and Mrs. Stuart u. Truesdell for
the Army-Navy game, returned tc
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Mrs. George G..
HOwland's Guests

Miss Kathryn Tucker. of Gaines
vile, Fla. and Miss Helen Sims, of
Chicago, are spending June Week
With Mrs. George G. Rowland.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Visiting On
College Green

June Week guests of vice-President
and Mrs. ]. b. Rippere. of st. Johns
College, are Miss Virginia Nichols, of
Baltimore; Miss Helene Hoffman, of
Mount Vernon, n. Y, and Miss Betty
Livingston, Of Germantown, Pa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Visiting Mrs.
II. ID. Tisdale

Lieutenant r. D. Tisdale, who is
taking a Postgraduate course at Co
lumbia University. is spending a
weeks leave with his mother, Mrs.
r. d. Tisdale. 23S Prince George
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
BIC INFLUX OF
JUNE WEEK"
GUESTS is ON


mander William b. Ault. of Oregon.
whose company, the second, had the
honor OF winning the flag in last
weeks competitive drills.
The superintendent garden party
to the graduating class which will
be given at the superintendent
quarters this evening will also be an
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31

Mrs. Prentiss Peck Bassett, who is
spending the week with Miss Beatrice
Gum, is making a short visit in
Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
NueSt> on Thompson
|lloa>eboat

Lieutenant and Mrs. +. w. Nelson
.'t spending the week on board tho
tfreadcs' and chaperoning the
tay dnner-dances that Col. Robert
Y Thompson is giving for the mem
'nG the graduating class and their
FH friends. Mrs Nelson is Col.
ampSons niece.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31

Mr. and Mrs Bernard NJ Baruch
% Miss Belle Baruch. of New York,
|gto are frequent visitors at Govern
bent House, will sail aboard the Ber-
aura today for Europe to spend the
sumner
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31

admiral and Mrs Albert Ross,
e visiting Professor ana MRS.
Newton Brown, will remain
...e for q week or ten days be-
AZ Culver. Ind, where Ad-
p..s BE- commanding officer OF
mer naval schools.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
TRAPSHOOTING HOLDS
FAVOR WITH SPORTSMEN


Roy Smith, William Sullivan, Fred.
Carlson, ]. w. Healy, A. Murphy, L.
Berry. DR.. Joyce, Archie Welsh, c.
Bass, G. Parlett, Walter Munroe, E.
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Social and Personal
rh,, Garden

.rl
w vents on the social calen-
..,.,5t are the garden party for
class m.dshipmen and their
.,.o bv the superintendent OF
Academy and Mrs. Wilson.
,asImental hop in Dahlgren
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Pfarn, 10
Isv York

reard ] Rogers, Director of the
.,sc Division OF The Red Cross,
~ las been spending the weekend
10 his son-in-law and daughter,
rsnler and Mrs. Wolcott Il. Hall,
armed Ia New York last night. Mrs.
81. who IS a patient at the Elmer
,., Hospital, continues TO improve
.a her recent operation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
pddm Luncheon

|0dal
M A l.. Morgan. SO Murray ave-
wife of Lieutenant Morgan, is
r,r bridge luncheon today for
'~ Angus Cassels. of Seattle, who
n her husband and son, Harry
s.es. Is here TO attend the gradua-
N n another son. Midshipman b. b..
|asgs
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BIS. Julia Douw. who has been
gfniag the winter In New York, is
srr 0r q weeks visit TO her family,
e'uro sailing for Europe. Miss Douw
p.l leave New York on June 81 and
ars TO spend two months in France
1 nj England
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Nurses Aid Society To Meet

The Eastport Nurses Aid Society
will hold its regular monthly meeting
tonts<row night at 1880 at the home
OF Mrs. Julia Virgins. Chesapeake
and Burnside avenues.
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|Reehlng
\ ORGANIZATIONS

MI and Mrs II. w Russell are re-
etng congratulations on the birth
;. a son. born May q at the Emer-
geney Hospital
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Father Ito Bobby, who had just
fallen down stairs)-Why, Bobby, did
you miss your step? Bobby-No, sir;
/ hit every one of them.-Judge.
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FAIRLEA FARM INN

Salt Water Bathing Sandy Beach.
chicken n Naiiies. Sea Food speciality.
ON State Road. Through South River
Park. one mile from South River Bridge.
reservations may be made by teephoning
Annapolis 1896 between +. NJ. and . A. NJ
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arel Hall
There SIN be a dance this evening
... r.ryel Han ballroom from to
8aghL
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-05-12
THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"

What is considered to be one Of the
best pictures ever exhibited at the
Standard Theatre, will be presented
tomorrow night. when "The Inside Of
the Cup" will be shown. No picture
of modern production has been given
the unqualified reception as this won
derful screen version of moral up
lift received from the millions in all
walks of life. When shown the press
sheet, Rev. Johnson, pastor Of the To-
cal Baptist church, announced that he
would take his text for Sundays
sermon from "The Inside Of the Cup"
The picture appeals to all. See it.
Sunday nights program will be found
especially entertaining, the feature
picture being, "The Child Thou Cav
est Me-" the cast comprising the stars
of Associated First National Pictures.
Regular admission prices for both of
these great pictures.